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CAMM

Air Monitor Corporation

116-044-91.P65 (8/31/10)

CAMM - IO&M Manual

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4.5 – POWER/SIGNAL CONNECTIONS

All power and signal wiring is done at the terminal strip at the left side of the CAMM.  Figure 4.3 below represents the
terminal strip and the connections for power input and the various inputs/outputs available.

Figure 4.3

CAUTION

When connecting or disconnecting any wiring to the CAMM, the

unit's power switch (see Figure 4.1) must be in the OFF position.

WIRING

.

It is recommended that any power wiring be 14 awg to 18 awg, and any signal wiring should be 14 awg to 22 awg.  14
awg is the maximum wire gauge that the terminal strip on the CAMM can accommodate.

No more than two wires should be connected to any one terminal.  18 awg is the maximum gauge wire that can be
doubled up in one terminal on the CAMM.

To facilitate wiring and any future removal of the CAMM, each terminal strip is removable from the unit.  Remove
terminal strip marked 1-16 first by pulling sideways, away from the unit.  A flat blade screwdriver can also be used to
gently pry strip free.  Once the strip is removed, the second strip marked 17-32 can be similarly removed.

If the unit was furnished with optional conduit connection box, loosen screw, and remove cover to gain access to the
terminal strip.

SECTION 4 – INSTALLATION

Summary of Contents for CAMM

Page 1: ...allation Operation Maintenance Air Monitor Corporation provides complete technical support between the hours of 7 a m and 5 p m PST M F Contact our Service Department Toll Free 1 800 AIRFLOW or fax us at 1 707 526 2825 Air Monitor Corporation 116 044 91 P65 8 31 10 CAMM IO M Manual Precision Airflow Measurement An ONICON Brand ...

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Page 3: ...R SETUP MENU 3 3 2 AIR DENSITY CORRECTION 3 3 3 TRANSMITTER HOLD 3 3 4 AUTOMATIC ZEROING 3 3 5 AUTO purge MANAGEMENT 3 3 6 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 4 3 7 DATA DISPLAY 4 3 8 K FACTOR 4 3 9 FLOW DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE CALCULATOR 4 3 10 NETWORK 4 3 11 MULTIPLE OPERATING POWER SELECTIONS 4 3 12 ENCLOSURE 4 SECTION 4 INSTALLATION 4 1 RECEIVING AND INSPECTION 5 4 2 LOCATION 5 4 3 MOUNTING 5 4 4 PROCESS CONNECTI...

Page 4: ...Y CONFIGURATION 37 40 5 15 ANALOG OUTPUT CONFIGURATION 41 5 16 TRANSDUCER SPAN SELECTION 42 5 17 TRANSMITTER INPUT CALIBRATION 43 5 18 TRANSMITTER OUTPUT CALIBRATION 43 5 19 POWER SUPPLY CALIBRATION 44 5 20 TRANSDUCER CHARACTERIZATION SELECTION 45 5 21 NETWORK CONFIGURATION 46 5 22 MENU INACTIVITY TIMEOUT SELECTION 47 SECTION 6 CALIBRATION 6 1 REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 48 6 2 PREPARATION 48 6 3 TRANSMITT...

Page 5: ...ion of instructions furnished by Seller nor does it extend to any product which has been repaired or altered by persons not expressly approved by Seller Nor does Seller warrant equipment against normal deterioration due to environment nor items such as lamps glass and similar items subject to wear or burnout through usage Adjustments for items or equipment not manufactured by Seller shall be made ...

Page 6: ...phragm within the transducer The differential between the two pressure signals displaces the diaphragm the magnitude of the displacement being measured creates an electrical DC output from the transducer Additional analog signals of process temperature via external 4 20mA temperature input and process static pressure via internal absolute pressure transmitter are made available After being multipl...

Page 7: ...tion Circuit Protection Power input is isolated fused and reverse polarity protected 2 1 TRANSMITTER Ranges Natural Spans 0 to 25 00 IN w c 0 to 10 00 IN w c 0 to 5 00 IN w c 0 to 2 00 IN w c 0 to 1 00 IN w c Span Rangeability The calibrated span can be down ranged to 40 of the Natural Span Accuracy 0 1 of Natural Span including non linearity hysteresis deadband and non repeatability Stability 0 5...

Page 8: ...menu system is activated when an AUTO zero is performed or when an AUTO purge cycle is in progress When in Hold all Normal mode processing is halted and outputs and displays are held at their last value prior to Hold 3 4 AUTOMATIC ZEROING At periodic intervals the microprocessor will automatically execute an AUTO zero cycle consisting of the following sequence The transmitter output and display si...

Page 9: ... displaying the menu parameters and values Configuring the display for Normal operation is done using the Operator Setup menu 3 8 K FACTOR The CAMM is equipped with a K factor feature which allows for the introduction of a bias and or gain factor into the transmitter s flow calculations The K factor feature is intended to be used in two types of applications 1 To adjust for flow measurement error ...

Page 10: ...losure which provides some degree of protection which is sufficient for most clean indoor locations Where additional protection is deemed necessary the CAMM should be mounted in an enclosure with adequate NEMA rating The ambient temperature of the selected mounting location must be between 40º 140ºF Consideration should be given to units installed in enclosures exposed to direct sunlight The selec...

Page 11: ...cess change can increase if there is a increase in tube pipe size or an increase in tube pipe length CAUTION Selected fittings should be compatible with the brass 1 8 FPT bulkhead connection and installed using an appropriate thread lubricant sealant When signal fittings are added or removed use a 9 16 wrench to prevent the 1 8 FPT bulkhead fitting from turning It is extremely important that no pr...

Page 12: ... should be 14 awg to 22 awg 14 awg is the maximum wire gauge that the terminal strip on the CAMM can accommodate No more than two wires should be connected to any one terminal 18 awg is the maximum gauge wire that can be doubled up in one terminal on the CAMM To facilitate wiring and any future removal of the CAMM each terminal strip is removable from the unit Remove terminal strip marked 1 16 fir...

Page 13: ...ut can be 4 20mA 0 5V or 0 10V refer to Section 4 6 for selection External Purge Start Terminals 11 and 13 Customer to provide momentary 0 5 to 10 second unpowered dry contact to initiate purge cycle Input Power Terminals 14 15 and 16 Power required by CAMM must be connected to terminals 15 and 16 Earth ground should be connected to Terminal 14 When powering multiple units from one power source po...

Page 14: ...l type pins and install them on the desired signal type pins Inputs have a single jumper covering two pins and outputs have two jumpers covering four pins 4 7 DISPLAY CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT To compensate for different ambient lighting conditions and viewing angles the CAMM display s contrast can be adjusted for optimum visibility Contrast is adjusted using potentiometer R1 on CPU board see Figure 5 1...

Page 15: ... 1 After Installation has been verified in accordance with Section 4 turn power switch located at the lower left side to the ON position see Figure 4 1 2 Display will briefly indicate CAMM Thanks for Choosing AIR MONITOR with the progressing from left to right Followed by CAMM Performing Auto Zero After approximately 10 seconds and then return to Normal display mode and green LED indicating CPUAct...

Page 16: ...purge cycle will be initiated When activated display will be frozen and all outputs will remain constant During this cycle the AUTO purge In Progress LED will remain lit Length of cycle depends on purge duration and after purge duration see Factory Set Up Information Sheet This cycle will not occur if AUTO purge has been turned OFF in configuration programming see Section 5 11 The AUTO purge cycle...

Page 17: ...his is accomplished using the four pushbuttons located on the CAMM s top cover The type i e 4 20mA 0 5V 0 10V of available outputs can also be changed by jumper selections on I O board see Section 4 6 To gain access to the jumpers remove two 10 32 screws on front cover and pull the cover straight up and swing to the right CAUTION With cover removed ESD electrostatic discharge precautions should be...

Page 18: ...DN Use to scroll to the desired Main Menu item Use to scroll to the value or mode within a Parameter ENT Enters user into specific selection sub menu from Main Menu Selection Displays current setting of selected Parameter Enters the selected value or mode into memory ESC Use to exit Main Menu selection to avoid scrolling to Return to MAIN MENU The following pushbutton combinations can be used to m...

Page 19: ...tory The following will detail all user parameters which may or may not be available on your unit With power ON and initialization complete see Section 5 2 simultaneously press ESC and ENT and display will indicate OPERATOR SETUP Pressing ENT again will enter the user into the Main Menu of configuration programming The display will indicate Operator Password Selection Refer to next page for Main M...

Page 20: ...ferential pressure based on entered variables Selects amount of filtering applied to transducer output Turns AUTO zero function ON or OFF and selects interval Turns AUTO purge function ON or OFF and selects internal external activation interval purge duration after purge time Turns Special Function ON or OFF select from the following special functions Deviation Summed Flow Averaged Flow Delta Inte...

Page 21: ...selections that are available for further configuration programming will have an arrow symbol displayed in the right side of the display field Those that are not available for further configuration programming will not have the arrow symbol displayed and will display Not Installed beneath the selection description Example Network Not Installed The remainder of this Section details steps to verify ...

Page 22: ...will be stored in memory and display will return to Operator Password Selection menu as in Step 2 Note If user desired not to change the password and return to Operator Password Selection menu press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally 5 Use UP or DN to select remaining parameters to be changed 6 Follow Step 4 to make any changes to parameters 7 To return to Main Menu select Return...

Page 23: ...mpensation Type Temperature Range Absolute Pressure Range Duct Area Units etc Note Factory has entered data in this section based on customer supplied information Data can be reviewed and verified by scrolling through the individual menu items or reviewing the Factory Set Up Information sheet provided with the unit Review this information BEFORE making any changes as they can have a significant ef...

Page 24: ... only if Square Root is ON in Process Configuration 4 Available only if Density Compensation is ON Trans Scaling Configuration Default selection shown Available selections TEMP PRES TEMP Only PRESSURE Only Temperature Pressure Selection Temperature Pressure TEMP and PRESS Square Root Off On ON Square Root Off On Selection 5 ON or OFF Process Type Selection 6 Process Type Transmitter Flow Transmitt...

Page 25: ... remain programmed as it was originally 6 Use UP or DN to select remaining parameters to be changed within the Process Configuration sub menu See the follow Units Lists for the available Process Units selections for the appropriate Process Type See the following Format List for the available Process Format selections 7 Follow Step 5 to make any changes to parameters 8 To return to the Transmitter ...

Page 26: ...c meters per second cubic meters per minute cubic meters per hour Actual cubic feet per second Actual cubic feet per minute Actual cubic feet per hour Actual liters per second Actual liters per minute Actual liters per hour Actual cubic meters per second Actual cubic meters per minute Actual cubic meters per hour Standard cubic feet per second Standard cubic feet per minute Standard cubic feet per...

Page 27: ... SFPS SFPM SFPH Sm s Sm m Sm hr Nm s Nm m Nm hr UNITS LIST for Process Type Velocity UNIT OF MEASUREMENT DISPLAY feet per second feet per minute feet per hour meters per second meters per minute meters per hour Actual feet per second Actual feet per minute Actual feet per hour Actual meters per second Actual meters per minute Actual meters per hour Percent Standard feet per second Standard feet pe...

Page 28: ...r square inch gauge Pascals kilo Pascals bars millibars millimeter of water column millimeter of mercury kilograms per square meter Percent in WC in Hg psig Pa kPa bars mbars mm WC mm Hg kg m2 FORMAT LIST 0XXXXX 0 XXXXX X XXXX XX XXX XXX XX X XXX X XX XXX XXX XX0 XXXX X00 XXXX 000 025000 to 025000 0 25000 to 0 25000 2 5000 to 2 5000 25 000 to 25 000 250 00 to 250 00 2 500 0 to 2 500 0 25 000 to 25...

Page 29: ...ion OFF Thermocouple TypeE Thermocouple Type J Thermocouple TypeK Themocouple Type T 100 Platinum RTD Temperature Type Selection 8 Temperature Type Thermocouple TypeK EXIT Temperature Configuration 5 Available only if Density Compensation is OFF ON or OFF Minimum Temp Selection Minimum Temp 0 F Default Temp Selection 9 Default Temp 250 F Default Temperature Drive Output High 10 Drive Output Low 11...

Page 30: ...ng Configuration menu use UP or DN to scroll to Absolute Pressure Configuration 17 Press ENT to enter the Absolute Pressure Configuration sub menu If Density Compensation is ON see Process Configuration above display will indicate Min Abs Pressure Selection If Density Compensation is OFF see Process Configuration above display will indicate Abs Pressure Off On Selection 18 Press ENT and display wi...

Page 31: ...s in Step 17 Note If Operator desires not to change the setting and return to the Absolute Pressure Configuration sub menu press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally 20 Use UP or DN to select remaining parameters to be changed within the Absolute Pressure Configuration sub menu 21 Follow Step 19 to make any changes to parameters 22 To return to the Transmitter Scaling Configuration...

Page 32: ...ulate D P Flow DIFF PRES DIFF PRES or FLOW Calculate D P Flow Selection Diff Pressure 1 000 in WC 0 000 to 25 000 inWC in 0 001 increments Diff Pressure Selection11 Default selection shown Available selections Process Static Pres 0 0 in WC 12 Process Temp 68 F Standard Temp 68 F 295 0 to 1 630 0 in WC in 0 01 increments 50 to 2000 F in 1 increments 0 to 100ºF in 1º increments Calculator For Max Di...

Page 33: ...1 Update Operating Span Diff Press Value13 Reset Calculation Default Values EXIT Update Flow NO Update Operating Span NO NO or YES 10 Calculator uses parameters entered in Process Configuration ie Type Max Area Units etc as necessary to perform calculation Steps in this Section marked with indicate values or choices previously made in Process Congiuration Exits to Trans Scaling Configuration Menu ...

Page 34: ... button until temperature reads 150ºF 28 Press ENT and scroll to Calculate Diff Pres Value 29 Press ENT and a new value for Differential Pressure will be displayed 30 Press ENT and then UP and display will read Update Operating Span Diff Pres Value 31 Press ENT scroll to YES and press ENT display will return to that shown in Step 30 and new operating span will be stored in memory Note If during th...

Page 35: ...e transducer output 1 While in Main Menu use UP or DN to scroll to Low Pass Filter Selection 2 Press ENT and display indicates current setting of Low Pass Filter 0 none to 8 Maximum 3 Use UP or DN to change setting Once desired setting is displayed press ENT and new setting will be stored in memory and display will return to Main Menu Note If user desires not to change the setting and return to Ma...

Page 36: ... use UP or DN to scroll to Auto Zero Configuration 2 Press ENT to enter AUTO zero Configuration menu Display will indicate Auto Zero Off On Selection 3 Press ENT and display will indicate current setting of AUTO zero OFF or ON 4 Use UP or DN to change setting Once desired setting is displayed press ENT and new setting will be stored in memory and display will return to AUTO zero Configuration menu...

Page 37: ...press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally 5 Use UP or DN to select remaining parameters to be changed 6 Follow Step 4 to make any changes to parameters 7 To return to Main Menu select Return to MAIN MENU in AUTO purge Configuration menu and press ENT Auto Zero Configuration Auto Purge Configuration Special Function Config Auto Purge Off On Selection Auto Purge Activat n Selection ...

Page 38: ...ent Deviation is selected as Function Type Time between an alarm condition existing and alarm activation Adjustable between 0 0 and 10 0 minutes in 0 1 minute increments SECTION 5 OPERATION 33 SECTION 5 OPERATION Default selection shown Available selections AUTO purge Configuration Special Function Config K Factor Configuration Special Func Off On Selection Function Type Selection Extrnl Input Max...

Page 39: ...ON 4 Use UP or DN to change setting Once desired setting is displayed press ENT New setting will be stored in memory and display will return to Special Function Configuration menu as in Step 2 Note If user desires not to change the setting and return to Special Function Configuration menu press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally 5 Use UP or DN to select remaining parameters to be...

Page 40: ... Exponent Selection 5 K Factor Gain Selection 5 K Factor Bias Selection 5 Display Max D P 2 Return to MAIN MENU K Factor Exponent X XXXX 0 500 to 2 000 0 0001 increments K Factor Configuration Return to MAIN MENU K Factor Off On OFF OFF or ON 1 Not available if Process Type is D P see Transmitter Scaling Config 3 Available only if YES is selected in Calculate K Factor Calculate K Factor NO NO or Y...

Page 41: ...g of K Factor OFF or ON 4 Use UP or DN to change setting Once desired setting is displayed press ENT New setting will be stored in memory and display will return to K Factor Configuration menu as in Step 2 Note If user desires not to change the setting and return to K Factor Configuration menu press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally 5 Use UP or DN to select remaining parameters ...

Page 42: ...t for selection for lines 2 3 4 0 None to 4 Maximum Default selection shown Available selections Enhanced Display Config LINE 2 EXIT Return to MAIN MENU LINE 1 FILTER 0 None 0 None to 4 Maximum LINE 1 EXIT LINE 3 same as LINE 2 3 Not avail if Parameter is CUSTOM TEXT 2 Available only if Parameter is CUSTOM TEXT 1 Available only if Parameter is DIFF PRESSURE LINE 2 DIFF PRES UNITS in WC in WC in Hg...

Page 43: ...lter selection will not be available if selected parameter is ALARM SETPOINT 13 Press ENT and display will indicate current Filter setting selected for Line 2 0 None 1 Minimum 2 3 or 4 Maximum 14 Use UP or DN to scroll to desired filter setting Press ENT and filter setting will be stored in memory and display will indicate as in Step 12 15 Press UP and display will indicate LINE 2 EXIT 16 Press EN...

Page 44: ...haracters 23 When desired character is displayed press ENT character will be stored and cursor will advance one position to the right 24 Repeat Steps 22 and 23 for all 20 positions When position 20 is entered user will be exited back to display as in Step 20 25 Press UP and display will indicate LINE 2 EXIT 26 Press ENT then UP and display will indicate LINE 3 27 Repeat Steps 8 through 16 for Line...

Page 45: ...ion PARAMETER LIST for Lines 2 3 4 and 5 PARAMETER DISPLAY IN NORMAL MODE NONE DIFF PRESSURE TRANSMITTER VELO TEMPERATURE ABSOLUTE PRESSURE EXT SPEC FUNC INPUT SPEC FUNCTION OUTPUT ALARM DEV SETPOINT PERCENT OF PROCESS CUSTOM TEXT D PRESS VELO TEMP ABS PR SF EXT DEV SUM AVG DELTA LO SEL HI SEL DEV SP Display will indicate process type selected in Process Configuration 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E...

Page 46: ...D P 1 TEMPERATURE ABS PRESSURE SPECIAL FUNCTION Operator Setup Main Menu 1 While in Main Menu use UP or DN to scroll to Analog Output Configuration 2 Press ENT to enter Analog Output Configuration menu Display will indicate Output 4 Selection 3 Press ENT and display will indicate current setting of Analog Output 4 NO OUTPUT TRANSMITTER TRANSMITTER D P TEMPERATURE ABS PRESSURE SPECIAL FUNCTION 4 Us...

Page 47: ...00 00 200 00 or 250 00 IN w c 4 Use UP or DN to change setting Once desired setting is displayed press ENT New setting will be stored in memory and display will return to Main Menu Caution Only change setting if a transducer of different natural span has been installed Note If user desires not to change the setting and return to Main Menu press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally ...

Page 48: ...lib Transmitter Output Calib Transmitter Input Calib See Calibration Instructions Transducer Zero Transducer Span Abs Pressure Zero Abs Pressure Span Temperature Zero Temperature Span Special Function Zero Special Function Span Return to Main Menu Operator Setup Main Menu Output 1 Zero Output 1 Span Output 2 Zero Output 2 Span Output 3 Zero Output 3 Span Output 4 Zero Output 4 Span Return to MAIN ...

Page 49: ...ll to Power Supply Calibration 2 Press ENT and display will indicate current power supply voltage on line 2 Set To 7 000 0 100 7 000 VDC 3 If supply voltage is less than 6 900V or greater than 7 100V adjust R36 on I O Board see Figure 5 2 until acceptable voltage reading is displayed on line 2 4 When done press ENT to return to Main Menu Set to 7 000 0 100 7 000 VDC See Calibration Instructions Tr...

Page 50: ...rements of 1 9750 to 10250 in increments of 1 Default selection shown Available selections Operator Setup Main Menu Power Supply Calibration Xdcr Characterizat n Select Network Selection 5 20 TRANSDUCER CHARACTERIZATION SELECTION Allows user to enter unique transducer characterization data when the transducer has been changed CAUTION User should not make any changes to the data entered in the foll...

Page 51: ...d return to Network Configuration menu press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally 5 Use UP or DN to select remaining parameters to be changed 6 Follow Step 4 to make any changes to parameters 7 To return to Main Menu select Return to MAIN MENU in Network Configuration menu and press ENT Network Off On Selection Xmit In Sig Source Selection IP Addr Octet 3 Selection IP Addr Octet 4 ...

Page 52: ...y will indicate current timeout value 1 to 30 minutes or OFF 3 Use UP or DN to change timeout value Once desired value is displayed press ENT New setting will be stored in memory and display will return to Main Menu Note If user desires not to change the setting and return to Main Menu press ESC Unit will remain programmed as it was originally Network Selection Menu Inactivity Timeout Select Exit ...

Page 53: ...ding to the nearest 0 001 w c 2 Digital Multimeter 3 Absolute Pressure gauge capable of reading 0 to 40 Hg 4 Voltage Current generator 5 Source of clean dry instrument air 6 Adjustable low pressure regulator such as AMC Low Pressure Air Source or equal 7 Vacuum pump with regulator 8 Temperature Simulator 9 Pressure Regulator 6 2 PREPARATION 1 Turn CAMM Power switch OFF see Figure 4 1 2 Close valve...

Page 54: ...indicate Input Zero Done Push ESCAPE Display will count down to 0 after which it will indicate Input Span Done Push ESCAPE Note If pressure input is less than 40 or greater than 110 of transducer s natural span value see Factory Set Up Information Sheet display will indicate Bad Input Span Push ESCAPE If this occurs check input pressure as read on manometer and readjust as necessary Press ESC and ...

Page 55: ... pressure see Factory Set Up Information Sheet Figure 6 2 2 While in Transmitter Input Calib scroll to Abs Pressure Zero Calib 24 00 in WC 3 Start vacuum pump and adjust as read on gauge to minimum absolute pressure value which is indicated on the display 4 Press ENT and display will indicate Abs Pressure Zero Push ENTER 5 Press ENT and display will indicate Abs Pressure Zero Settle Time 4 Display...

Page 56: ...s read on gauge and readjust as necessary Press ESC and repeat Steps 4 through 5 6 Press ESC and then UP display will indicate Abs Pressure Span Calib 36 00 in Hg 7 Prepare test equipment as shown in Figure 6 3 Figure 6 3 9 Adjust input pressure as read on gauge to the maximum absolute pressure value which is indicated on the display 10 Press ENT and display will indicate Abs Pressure Span Push EN...

Page 57: ...on t Note If span input is less than 80 or greater than 120 of Absolute Pressure maximum input see Factory Set Up Information Sheet display will indicate Bad Input Span Push ESCAPE If this occurs check input pressure as read on gauge and readjust as necessary Press ESC and repeat Steps 7 through 10 11 Press ESC 12 Remove test equipment 52 ...

Page 58: ...h ENTER 5 Press ENT and display will indicate Temperature Zero Settle Time 4 Display will count down to 0 after which it will indicate Input Zero Done Push ESCAPE 6 Press ESC and then UP display will indicate Temperature Span Calib XXXºF 7 Adjust temperature signal for maximum value of temperature input value which is indicated on the display 8 Press ENT and display will indicate Temperature Span ...

Page 59: ...e Push ESCAPE 5 Press ESC and then UP display will indicate Special Func Span Calib Aux 2 Maximum 6 Press ENT and display will indicate Special Func Span Push ENTER 7 With voltage current generator still connected as in Step 2 adjust to maximum value of Special Function input see Factory Set Up Information Sheet 8 Press ENT and display will indicate Special Func Span Settle Time 4 Display will cou...

Page 60: ...actual process load DMM should be reading minimum value 0 00 0 01 volts or 4 00 0 01mA 5 If DMM is reading out of tolerance use UP or DN to adjust CAMM output for an acceptable DMM reading Depending on DMM s selected range the UP or DN button may need to be pressed and held for a period of time before any change occurs in the DMM s display To speed up changes in output pushbutton combinations can ...

Page 61: ...r 20 00 0 01mA 9 If DMM is reading out of tolerance use UP or DN to adjust CAMM output for an acceptable DMM reading 10 Once an acceptable span reading is obtained press ENT and then UP and display will indicate Output 2 Zero 11 Repeat Steps 3 through 10 for other Outputs For Temperature Output 2 connect DMM across terminals 2 and 3 for Absolute Pressure Output 3 across terminals 4 and 6 and for A...

Page 62: ...y of specific types of maintenance 7 1 CLEANLINESS Periodically inspect CAMM for build up of dust and debris Keep field wiring terminal strips clean to preclude shorting between terminals Verify condensation or other sources of liquids are not present inside the CAMM 7 2 MECHANICAL Verify pressure signal connections are secure Inspect pressure signal lines for any cracks or leaks Verify mounting h...

Page 63: ...signal lines are connected correctly Check for leaky or obstructed lines between CAMM and process sensor Check for kinked internal signal pressure lines in transmitter base Replace Transducer Replace CPU Board Verify correct input is applied for process application or special function Verify jumpers are correct for desired type of output see Section 4 6 Check wiring for proper installation Verify ...

Page 64: ...e input signal from temperature device is correct Verify correct linearization has been selected see Section 5 7 Process signal is outside of 10 to 110 of the calibrated process range Temperature input signal is outside of 10 to 110 of calibrated Temperature Range Absolute Pressure input signal is outside of 10 to 110 of calibrated Absolute Pressure Range If the password has changed from the facto...

Page 65: ...ly replaced by the Operator When contacting the Customer Service Department about parts please have the applicable Factory Set Up Information sheet available for reference To inquire about price and availability of a specific part number please contact the Customer Service Department at Phone 1 707 544 2706 1 800 AIRFLOW Fax 1 707 526 2825 60 SECTION 9 PARTS LIST ...

Page 66: ...ly replaced by the Operator When contacting the Customer Service Department about parts please have the applicable Factory Set Up Information sheet available for reference To inquire about price and availability of a specific part number please contact the Customer Service Department at Phone 1 707 544 2706 Fax 1 707 526 2825 1 800 AIRFLOW 61 SECTION 9 PARTS LIST ...

Page 67: ...nsure equipment is packaged sufficiently to protect it during shipment CAUTION All damage occurring during transit is the Customer s responsibility List the Return Authorization R A number on the packing list and clearly mark this number on the outside of each shipping container Costs associated with return of equipment to Air Monitor are the customer s responsibility regardless whether the repair...

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