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5  Configuration

NOTICE

•  Schedule automatic cleans for configured probe(s) 

only.

•  Clean parameters are enabled only when the 

Clean 

Interval

 is set (is not Off) – see "Configuration" 

on page 11.

•  Full software details are detailed in the transmitter 

Operating instruction  
(OI/AWT420-EN).

Ensure the probe to be cleaned is connected to the 
transmitter.

Ensure pneumatic connections are made between the 
EZClean compressed air unit and an ABB compressed air 
adaptor to be fitted on the sensor.

Ensure electrical connections are made between the EZClean 
compressed air unit and the AWT420 transmitter – see 
"Electrical connections" on page 10.

At the AWT420 transmitter, press the 

 key to display the 

Operator Page

 menu, then select Enter 

Configuration

 to 

display the 

Access Level

 page. 

 
Use the 

 key to select the 

Advanced

 menu item and press 

the 

 key (below the 

Select

 prompt) to access Advanced 

level menus. 
 
Use the 

 / 

 keys to scroll to the 

Input/Output

 menu 

and press the 

 key to enter the level. Scroll to the 

Relay

 

menu using the 

 / 

 keys.  

 
Configure Relay parameters for the associated probe as 
follows:

 

– Set: Type to Output

 

– Set: 

Source

 to 

Sx Clean

 (where 

x

 corresponds to the 

 

– sensor posit

io

n [1 to 2] at the EZLink connector)

Exit the Input/Output menu and use the 

 / 

 keys to 

scroll to the Sensor Setup menu:

Menu

Sensor Setup

Exit

Select

Press the 

 key – the 

Sensor Setup 

page is displayed:

1

2

3

Sensor Setup

S1 :DO

Salinity Units 

Pressure Units

Back

Select

If more than 1 sensor is connected, select the required sensor 

S1(to 2) :DO

 (to be cleaned) and press the 

 key (below the 

Select prompt).

The sensor 

S1(to 2) :DO

 menu page is displayed – see "Sensor 

Setup" on page 12:

1

2

3

S1(to 2) :DO

Tag

PV Type

Units

Range High

Range Low

Filter Type

Back

Select

Scroll to the 

Clean Interval

 menu and set the required interval 

between cleans.

1

2

3

Back

Select

S1(to 2) :DO

Clean Interval

Clean Type

Clean On Time 

Clean Off Time 

Number of Pulses

Recovery Time

Set the required clean parameters 

(Clean Type / Clean On 

Time / Clean Off Time* / Number of Pulses* / Recovery 
Time / Clean Duration / Clean Output)

 for the connected 

probe.

*Enabled only if Clean 

Type

 is set to 

Pulsed

.

When all required clean parameters are set, press the 

 key 

repeatedly to exit the Sensor Setup level and return to the 

Operator Page

The configured clean commences at the interval set after 
this configuration is saved and repeats until re-configured or 
stopped.

Summary of Contents for EZClean

Page 1: ... transmitter to enable automatic scheduled cleaning of the probe For more information Publications for the associated AWT420 transmitter and ADS420 optical dissolved oxygen probe are available for free download from www abb com measurement or by scanning these codes AWT420 transmitter ADS420 probe Search for or click on Commissioning Instruction AWT420 Universal 4 wire dual input transmitter CI AW...

Page 2: ...unting 7 Pole mounting 8 4 Connections 9 Pneumatic connections 9 Connect the tubing to compressed air unit 9 Connect the tubing to the ABB compressed air adaptor 9 Relay connections 10 Mains voltage supply 10 5 Configuration 11 Sensor Setup 12 6 Maintenance 13 Annual maintenance 13 7 Specifications 14 8 Spares and accessories 15 Spares 15 EZClean compressor maintenance kit 15 Air cleaning tubing k...

Page 3: ...ed air supply The EZClean system generates compressed air up to a pressure of 3 5 bar g 50 7 psi g maximum do not use compressed air for any other purpose than that for which it is provided never direct a stream of compressed air towards your body or the body of any other person when handling connecting compressed air lines the correct safety procedures must be observed suitable PPE must be worn g...

Page 4: ...those involved in the life cycle of electrical and electronic equipment In conformity with European local and national regulations electrical equipment marked with the above symbol may not be disposed of in European public disposal systems after 12 August 2005 NOTICE For return for recycling please contact the equipment manufacturer or supplier for instructions on how to return end of life equipme...

Page 5: ...lean component descriptions Item Description Item Description A Compressor motor H Air out bulkhead push fit coupling to 6 mm nylon tubing B Compressor head I M20 cable gland to transmitter C Air muffler filter J M20 cable gland mains supply voltage D Air out to sensor K Air intake including dust filter E Pressure relief valve L Instrument label F Mains supply voltage connector M Door locks G Fuse...

Page 6: ... sufficient space in front of the unit to open the door fully 280 mm 11 0 in Dimensions in mm in 330 13 0 395 15 5 205 8 1 381 15 0 262 10 3 420 16 5 440 17 3 196 7 7 Add 280 11 0 when door open Figure 2 Wall mounting Referring to Figure 2 1 Fit the four mounting lugs A to the compressor unit B in the required plane and secure using the M6 screws washers C 2 Mark appropriate mounting lug screw hol...

Page 7: ...2 1 6 U bolt 210 8 3 21 0 8 420 16 5 385 10 1 262 10 3 170 6 70 195 7 67 486 19 1 70 2 75 Figure 3 Handrail mounting Referring to Figure 3 1 Fit the four handrail mounting plates A to the compressor unit B in the required plane and secure each plate with one M6 screw C supplied If optional extension mounting plates D are required attach to the handrail mounting plate s in the required plane using ...

Page 8: ...1 330 13 0 50 1 9 U bolt 205 8 1 25 1 0 42 1 6 U bolt 205 8 1 21 0 8 420 16 5 Add 280 11 0 when door open Figure 4 Pole mounting Referring to Figure 4 1 Fit the pole mounting plate A to the compressor unit B and secure using the M6 screws C supplied 2 Position the compressor unit B on the pole and secure using the U bolt D and M8 nuts washers E supplied NOTICE It is not usually necessary to fit a ...

Page 9: ...onnect one end of the 6 mm OD nylon tubing A to bulkhead push fit connector B Figure 5 Connecting 6 mm OD nylon tubing to the compressed air unit 2 Proceed to Connect the tubing to the ABB compressed air adaptor to connect 6 mm OD nylon tubing to ABB compressed air adaptor Connect the tubing to the ABB compressed air adaptor Referring to Figure 6 1 Refer to the sensor accessories instructions for ...

Page 10: ...L1 connection on compressed air unit Figure 7 Relay connections compressed air unit to AWT420 transmitter 4 Tighten the cable glands on the compressed air unit and transmitter 5 Proceed to Mains voltage supply to make the mains voltage supply connection to the compressed air unit Mains voltage supply 230 or 115 V AC WARNING Isolate the compressed air unit and AWT420 transmitter from the mains powe...

Page 11: ...sociated probe as follows Set Type to Output Set Source to Sx Clean where x corresponds to the sensor position 1 to 2 at the EZLink connector 5 Exit the Input Output menu and use the keys to scroll to the Sensor Setup menu Menu Sensor Setup Exit Select Press the key the Sensor Setup page is displayed 1 2 3 Sensor Setup S1 DO Salinity Units Pressure Units Back Select If more than 1 sensor is connec...

Page 12: ...ecs 30 Secs Clean Off Time Set the duration between cleans 1 to 60 Secs 30 Secs Number of Pulses Set the number of cleaning pulses 1 to 10 Pulses 2 Pulses Recovery Time Set the time delay between the completion of cleaning and the display of a new reading on the operator page 1 to 10 Min 1 Min Clean Duration Displays the total duration of the clean Clean Type set to Continuous Clean on Time Recove...

Page 13: ...umatic connections on page 9 3 Ensure the air intake is clean see System overview on page 5 item K 4 Ensure the air muffler filter is clean and free of clogged pores see System overview on page 5 item C To clean this remove from the compressor head and blow oil free compressed air through it from the reverse side If the unit operates in a dusty environment additional periodic cleaning may be requi...

Page 14: ...n 2 0 bar g 30 psi g Typical operating pressure and flow rate 1 38 bar g 20 psi g 14 16 L min 0 5 scfm set to perform every 4 hours TORR BAR 0 200 400 600 760 0 5 1 0 1 5 2 0 25 20 15 10 5 30 0 10 20 30 10 20 0 1 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 2 INS HG PSIG LITRES M SCFM Figure 9 Pump unit pneumatic pressure flow rate Environmental ratings Storage temperature 20 to 50 C 4 to 122 F Operating tempera...

Page 15: ...pressor pneumatic fittings kit Part number Description 3KXA494400L0042 Compressor pneumatic fittings kit Accessories EZClean compressor pole mounting kit Part number Description 3KXA494400L0017 Compressor pole mounting kit includes compressor pole mounting plate U bolts nuts and washers EZClean compressor handrail mounting kit Part number Description 3KXA494400L0018 Compressor handrail mounting ki...

Page 16: ...ossible lack of information in this document We reserve all rights in this document and in the subject matter and illustrations contained therein Any reproduction disclosure to third parties or utilization of its contents in whole or in parts is forbidden without prior written consent of ABB Copyright ABB 2022 All rights reserved 3KXA494406R4201 ABB Measurement Analytics For your local ABB contact...

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