Teledyne 4220 installation and operation guide Optional Outputs, Interrogator connector

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4220 Flow Meter

Section 2 Programming

The following will appear if you are measuring D. O:

DO ENABLE/ALARM

HYSTERESIS X.XXX PPM

 

(or mg/l depending on units selected in Program.)

 

A set of menus similar to those shown above for pH, D.O., and

 

temperature will then appear for the YSI 600 Sonde, if you have

 

selected it. You can set hysteresis for YSI-pH, YSI-D.O., YSI-Con-

 

ductivity, and YSI-temperature, if these parameters have been

 

turned on in previous program selections.

2.4.2 Optional Outputs

After all the HYSTERESIS menus have been set, press Enter.

 

The display will return to the Setup menu. This time select

 

OPTIONAL OUTPUTS with the arrow key. Press Enter.

 

 

 

 

OPTIONAL OUTPUTS

 

 

• ANALOG OUTPUT • • SERIAL OUTPUT • • ALARM BOX •

 

 

ALARM BOX – refers to an external accessory used to signal

 

alarms from flow meter measurements. See Section 5 for more

 

information about the Alarm Box. Note that choice of SERIAL

 

OUTPUT will eliminate ALARM BOX as an option. Likewise,

 

choice of ALARM BOX will eliminate SERIAL OUTPUT as an

 

option.

 

If you select any of these OPTIONAL OUTPUTS, the flow meter

 

will request that you turn them on or off. If you are running on

 

battery, select OFF for all unused outputs.

 

ANALOG OUTPUT – refers to the flow meter’s capability of

 

managing associated equipment through a 4-20 mA current loop.

 

The 4-20 mA current loop is a common method used to control

 

industrial processes that are variable (rather than just fully off

 

or on). At the lower value (4 mA) the control is turned off (0%); at

 

20 mA the control is completely turned on (100%). In between,

 

rates range from 1 to 99%. A typical application is a chlorinator,

 

which must vary in application of the chlorine gas as the amount

 

of water passing through the system increases or decreases.

 

Current ranges other than 4-20 mA are also in use, although

 

they are less common than 4-20 mA. Examples are 0-20 mA (sup-

 

ported by the flow meter on the internal card only) and for longer

 

current loops, 10-50 mA (not supported by the flow meter).

 

Teledyne Isco offers two different arrangements for the 4-20 mA

 

control circuit. You can have either or both with the same flow

 

meter. One arrangement requires the use of an external

 

accessory, the 4-20 mA Output Interface (see Section 5). This

 

module connects to the flow meter and a source of AC power and

 

contains the circuitry necessary to create the 4-20 mA current

 

loop. This accessory connects to the flow meter through the

 

Interrogator connector.

 

The other 4-20 mA option is a board installed inside the flow

 

meter that contains circuitry for up to three separate, isolated

 

4-20 mA current loops. This option can also be ordered with one

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Teledyne 4220 installation and operation guide Optional Outputs, Interrogator connector