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PN 9000-165-VE, Rev P

Communication

1.  From the 

Main Menu

 screen, press 

ENTER/MENU

 to access the 

Configura-

tion Menu

.

2.  Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the 

Communication

 menu and press 

ENTER/MENU

.

There are two user communication options available: Web Interface (TCP/IP) 
and Modbus. Press the Left and Right arrows to navigate between the two.

TCP/IP (Web Interface) Setup

Figure 2-6.1. 

TCP/IP (Web Interface) 

Configuration screen.

Modbus Communication Setup

Figure 2-6.2.  

Modbus Configuration screen.

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 AMEVision Display User Interface

Summary of Contents for AMEVision

Page 1: ...AMEVision Display User Interface USER MANUAL PN 9000 165 VE Rev P 9000 185 VE Manual Views Rev A ...

Page 2: ...liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this document AMETEK Process Instruments is not responsible for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from the use of this document The content of this document is furnished for informational purposes only is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment or guaranty by AMETEK P...

Page 3: ...s 1 3 EMC Grounding Shielding and Noise Protection 1 4 EMC Grounding Method 1 4 Transient and RFI interference 1 5 CONTROLLER INTERFACE 2 1 AMEVision Software Display and Keypad 2 1 AMEVision Display Screen 2 1 AMEVision Keypad 2 1 HOME Screen 2 2 Configuration Menu 2 4 System Passcode 2 5 Sensor Analyzer Name Configuration 2 6 System Time 2 7 Communication 2 8 TCP IP Web Interface Setup 2 8 Modbu...

Page 4: ...RMS AND WARNINGS 3 1 Alarms 3 1 Diagnostics 3 2 Sensor Diagnostics 3 3 Control Diagnostics 3 4 Inject Gas 3 6 Trend Logging 3 7 Plotting Data Using the Candlestick Format 3 7 Cell Diagnostics 3 9 Combustibles Detector 3 9 CH4 Detector 3 10 Utility 3 11 Utility Menu 3 11 Detect Sensor Utility 3 11 Parameter Management Utility 3 12 Firmware Upgrade Utility 3 12 USB Transfer Utility 3 14 Transfer Sen...

Page 5: ... 3 Utilisez un câblage adéquat 6 3 Evitez les surcharges électriques 6 3 Mettez à la terre l analyseur 6 4 Ne pas faire fonctionner sans capot 6 4 Utilisez des fusibles adéquats 6 4 Ne faites pas fonctionner en atmosphère explosible 6 4 PRECAUTIONS AUX DOMMAGES DE L ANALYSEUR 6 4 Utilisez une alimentation électrique adéquate 6 4 Ne faites pas fonctionner avec les défaillances suspectes 6 4 Mise à ...

Page 6: ...servicing Electrical Safety Up to 5 kV may be present in the housing Always shut down power source s before performing maintenance or troubleshooting Only a qualified electrician should make electrical connections and ground checks Any use of the equipment in a manner not specified by the manufacturer may impair the safety protection originally provided by the equipment Grounding Instrument ground...

Page 7: ... the product from its crate Do Not Operate in Explosive Atmosphere To avoid injury or fire hazard do not operate this product in an explosive atmosphere unless you have purchased options that are specifically designed for these environments Use Proper Wiring To avoid fire hazards use only the wiring specified in the Installation and Start Up chapter of this manual Avoid Electrical Overload To avoi...

Page 8: ... it inspected by qualified service personnel Protect From Daylight and Light from Luminaires Do not install the AMEVision in direct sunlight or light from luminaires as pro longed exposure to these can degrade the sealing properties of the keypad and LCD protective screen Integrity of Sealing May Be Impaired by Wear or Deterioration of Keypad Material Inspect keypad before each use viii Thermox AM...

Page 9: ...osion hazard When in hazardous locations turn off power before replac ing or wiring modules Explosion hazard Do not disconnect equipment unless power has been switched off or the area is known to be nonhazardous This equipment is suitable for use in Class I Division 2 Groups A B C and D Class II Division 2 Group E F and G or Nonhazardous locations only Exposure to some chemicals may declare the se...

Page 10: ...ning representative If you decide to service this equipment be aware that high voltages high temperatures and other potentially hazardous conditions may arise Warning Labels These symbols may appear on the instrument in order to alert you of existing condi tions Protective Conductor Terminal BORNIER DE L ECRAN DE PROTECTION Schutzerde Caution Risk of electric shock ATTENTION RISQUE DE DÉCHARGE ÉLE...

Page 11: ...ing on this product is a reminder to dispose of the product properly after it has completed its useful life and been removed from service Metals plastics and other components are recyclable and you can do your part by doing one of the following steps When the equipment is ready to be disposed of take it to your local or regional waste collection administration for recy cling In some cases your end...

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Page 13: ...MEVision consists of a 4 2 color 1 4 VGA display and a 19 key keypad It features a web interface Modbus trend Data Logging charting USB ports for firmware downloads and parameter trend data uploads The host can monitor up to four sensors simultaneously Figure 1 1 AMEVision Display ENTER MENU Navigation Arrows Color 1 4 VGA HELP CANCEL ESCAPE Numeric Keypad Overview and Installation 1 1 ...

Page 14: ...ser Interface If not using a conduit en try leave the factory ATEX NEMA approved plugs intact Never leave any holes unplugged Follow all applicable electrical codes for your location Follow proper grounding shielding and noise protection practices as de scribed in this section Use twisted pair cable with an overall braided shield or twisted pair cable in rigid metal conduit for all sensor and sign...

Page 15: ...l connection USA Chassis Stud Equipment ground protective conductor Use the 1 2 conduit entry hole for AC mains supply wiring Use the chassis stud next to the 1 2 conduit entry hole for equipment ground protective conductor AC L and N markings are provided by the terminal block for connection of AC power These markings are for reference purposes only such as for use on system wiring diagrams etc T...

Page 16: ...gure 1 2 This shield ring is a stainless steel ring with a metal tab Place the shield ring under the conduit nut Crimp the shields from all cables for that conduit entry to a 1 4 female quick discon nect then push it onto the tab that sticks out of the conduit shield ring Keep shields as short as possible Ground Stud Method Connect all cable shields for that conduit entry to the grounding stud clo...

Page 17: ...e Examples of transient suppressors include MOVs TRANSORBs and RC snubbers AC mains supply wiring should not be run in the same conduit with mains supply wiring that feeds heavy inductive loads Avoid running signal wiring in the same cable or conduit with wires that power inductive loads unless all the cables within the conduit are shielded the inductive loads are small and transient suppressors a...

Page 18: ...STRUMENTS DIVISION NTS 10 15 12 1 SB CK 10 15 12 THERMOX SB A 203 415 AMETEK SURFACE ROUGHNESS 125 REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED WITHOUT 005 IN HOUSE ONLY PRODUCT LINE 1 1 2 2 A B B A DATE 1 A SB 10 15 12 A DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES TOLERANCES FRACTIONAL 1 32 ANGULAR MACH 30 TWO PLACE DECIMAL 010 THREE PLACE DECIMAL TOOL FIXTURE CK DISPLAY SIDE HINGE KEYPAD 9 14 232 19 50 80 2 00 228 60 9 00 10 00 254 1 ...

Page 19: ...nd Keypad 4 2 color 1 4 VGA display 19 key keypad Web interface TCP IP and MODBUS RTU Trend Data Logging Charting screen USB port inside for firmware downloads and data uploads AMEVision Display Screen The menu display is a two dimensional graphical user interface accessed using the Navigation Arrows and ENTER MENU These keys allow you to navigate through the icons and to select the menu option ne...

Page 20: ... 1 Gas Concentration 2 Trend Plot O2 and O2 combustibles only displays the last 30 minutes 3 Temperatures hidden in Normal mode use Up arrow to display Down arrow to hide 4 Time and Date 5 Sensor Analyzer Name 6 Last Calibration Date and Time 7 Status Bar displays analyzer status including Alarms and Warnings Figure 2 1 HOME screen 2 2 Thermox AMEVision Display User Interface ...

Page 21: ... on the Status Bar which turns RED for FAIL and YELLOW for WARNINGS On multi analyzer systems the Left and Right arrows navigate through the connected analyzers The sensor you have selected on the HOME screen is the only sensor whose functions and process will display on the AMEVision menus To configure or view additional sensor setups you must first select that analyzer on the HOME screen using t...

Page 22: ...ct a positive or negative process pressure Enter process pressure value System Time Set system and display time in 24 hour format Passcode Configuration Create a system password to limit control unit access Sensor Name Configuration Name sensor and connected sensors in a multiple analyzer configuration Selecting Menu Options Press ENTER MENU on the AMEVision keypad Setting Menu Options To accept c...

Page 23: ...and before accessing any of the menu options 1 From the Main Menu screen press ENTER MENU to access the Configu ration Menu 2 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the Passcode Configuration Screen Figure 2 3 Password Configuration screen 3 Enter a 5 digit passcode using the numeric keys on the keypad Press ENTER MENU and enter the passcode again to confirm 4 Navigate to the ACCEPT button and t...

Page 24: ...to locate the System Name Configuration menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Use the keypad to enter the name s of your analyzer s Enter the name as you would on a mobile phone The keypad displays the characters as you enter them For example to select the letter E press the 3 key twice To enter the number 2 press the 2 key four times e g A B C 2 Maximum number of characters is 10 4 Navigate to ACCEPT and p...

Page 25: ...e Configu ration Menu 2 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the System Time menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Enter the information for your analyzer using a 24 hour time format i e noon is 12 00 and 1 PM is 13 00 4 Navigate to ACCEPT and press ENTER MENU to set the time of that sen sor Figure 2 5 System Time screen ...

Page 26: ...cation menu and press ENTER MENU There are two user communication options available Web Interface TCP IP and Modbus Press the Left and Right arrows to navigate between the two TCP IP Web Interface Setup Figure 2 6 1 TCP IP Web Interface Configuration screen Modbus Communication Setup Figure 2 6 2 Modbus Configuration screen 2 8 Thermox AMEVision Display User Interface ...

Page 27: ...ration menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Options for the various sensor combinations are listed Select the options you are using Combustibles or Methane or both If you have a flow sensor on your analyzer make sure that Flow is selected on this screen Figure 2 7 2 Select Sensor Options screen Flow Sensor selection Auto Calibration is not a standard feature of the WDG V Analyzer Do not select Auto Calibra...

Page 28: ...sor on the HOME screen Process Pressure Define your process pressure and whether your process is operating under a positive or negative pressure Setting this value corrects oxygen measure ments for the defined pressure 1 From the Main Menu screen press ENTER MENU to access the Configu ration Menu 2 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the Process Pressure menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Enter the ...

Page 29: ...OME screen first Figure 2 9 Analog Output configure screen Function O2 Cell mV Combustibles Methane Mode 0 20 mA 4 20 mA Namur Span Enter reading for 20 mA for O2 and methane ppm for combustibles mV for cell millivolt Zero Enter reading for 0 4 mA for O2 and methane ppm for combustibles mV for cell millivolt Track Hold during Cal Track during Cal Hold during Cal Define the signals to send to the s...

Page 30: ...r name is the active output you are configuring Use the arrows to access each of the functions Press ENTER MENU to view the drop down menu and use the arrow keys to make your selection 4 Enter values using the numeric keypad on the AMEVision enclosure Use the period for a decimal point 5 When you have entered the information for each function navigate to ACCEPT and press ENTER MENU after each outp...

Page 31: ... 2 10 1 Process Alarm Configuration screen Figure 2 10 2 Function drop down box for alarm configuration 1 From the Main Menu screen press ENTER MENU to access the Configu ration Menu 2 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the Alarm Configuration menu and press ENTER MENU ...

Page 32: ...hen there is a hardware malfunction and the ana lyzer is not operating correctly Data Valid alarms activate when there is a hardware malfunction or when the output may not be reflective of the process for example during Warm up Calibration or Diagnostics modes Figure 2 11 Fault alarm configuration screen If you set the Alarm Fault by selecting the check box it will cause all process alarms Warning...

Page 33: ... Calibration The user defines the calibration gas values and physically switches the gases Automatic Calibration This is an option that allows the system to calibrate itself The user defines the calibration gas values the time each gas will flow through the sensor and the frequencies at which automatic calibrations will be performed for example every four hours every two days etc The system calibr...

Page 34: ...the calibration process under the Start Calibration menu 1 From the Main Menu screen press ENTER MENU to access the Calibra tion Menu 2 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the Cal Gas Values menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Enter the values for the gases available for the sensor you have designated on the HOME screen 4 Press ENTER MENU to accept the values you entered Figure 2 12 2 Start Calibrati...

Page 35: ...s triggered by low flow Calibration can start or continue during Low Sample Flow alarm status The span gas is the high calibration gas The zero gas is the low cali bration gas All gases selected under Sensor Configuration O2 combustibles methane require calibration but do not have to be calibrated at the same time However calibration will always occur in the same sequence 1 O2 Span 2 Zero 3 Combus...

Page 36: ...e to Yes and press ENTER MENU If you would not navigate to No and press ENTER MENU Calibrate the Analyzer Perform a Manual Calibration 1 From the Main Menu screen press ENTER MENU to access the Calibra tion Menu 2 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the Start Calibration menu and press ENTER MENU 3 You are prompted to select the gases to be calibrated Select the individual gases or choose ALL...

Page 37: ...he O2 span gas as Wait or Ready When the status is Ready press ENTER MENU to accept the values If you accept the values before the status is Ready you will be asked to acknowledge that the reading is not stable before continuing 10 Inject Zero Gas You are then prompted to apply the O2 zero gas to the calibration inlet port of the sensor Press ENTER MENU when you have applied this gas 11 The system...

Page 38: ... prompted to apply the methane span gas to the calibration gas inlet port of the sensor tubing must be free of oil and dirt Press ENTER MENU when you have applied this calibration gas The system will calibrate the methane span gas Press ENTER MENU to accept the gas readings 14 When all gases have calibrated the screen displays the Calibration Re sults that include drift as well as recovery time If...

Page 39: ...Calibration or Set Cal Gas menu to define the gases and values and then use the Start Calibration menu to perform an immedi ate calibration This requires you to program the Start Calibration menu and physically press ENTER MENU to start the calibration The real time sequence of calibration events is displayed on a series of screens which require user before each step of the calibration continues C...

Page 40: ... you define these times Calibration Frequency Days Start Time Hours Minutes Start Date Month Day Year Auto Calibration Enabled Next Calibration Filled Automatically You must exit this menu and re enter to view the next calibration date set by the system You must select the Enabled check box When you have completed this screen select ACCEPT and press ENTER MENU to continue The automatic calibration...

Page 41: ... the Right arrow to continue This is the Calibration Gas Values screen If you have already entered your calibration gas values in the Cal Gas Menu they will be visible in the fields Any changes that you make to these values will be reflected in the Cal Gas Menu as well 9 When you are satisfied with your values press ENTER MENU to start the automatic calibration The screen displays the Gas Value Ca...

Page 42: ... off automatically 1 From the Main Menu screen press ENTER MENU to access the Calibra tion Menu 2 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the Start Calibration menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Navigate to the drop down box press ENTER MENU key and choose Remote 4 Press the Right arrow to continue 5 Select the gas es that you want to calibrate 6 Enter the time for the Recovery Duration in minutes 7 Pre...

Page 43: ...tes which gas is being calibrated 11 You are then prompted to Inject the Combustibles Span Gas Press ENTER MENU to have the RCU inject the gas 12 Calibration gas values and status are displayed When Ready press ENTER MENU to accept the values 13 When all gases have calibrated the screen displays the Calibration Results that include drift as well as recovery time If the calibration is success ful a...

Page 44: ... Left or Right arrows to locate the Flow Calibration menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Press ENTER MENU to continue with the calibration or press CANCEL to exit the screen 4 Turn off the aspirator and calibration gas flow Press ENTER MENU to con tinue or the CANCEL to abort the operation 5 The Flow Sensor Zero Calibration screen displays Press ENTER MENU to start the zero calibration 6 The analyzer coun...

Page 45: ...n completed the analyzer will display a results page that will show a RED X if the calibration has failed or a Green check mark if it has passed Recovery timer counts down to zero 0 Press CANCEL to exit Figure 2 17 2 Flow Sensor Calibration Figure 2 17 3 Flow Sensor Zero Calibration Figure 2 17 4 Flow Sensor Span Calibration Figure 2 17 5 Flow Sensor Span Calibration ...

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Page 47: ...ss the Left or Right arrows to locate the Alarms menu and press ENTER MENU 3 Two menu options are visible 1 Currently Active List of all current alarms 2 Alarm History Green Red Yellow Blue List of status and information changes Cleared alarms Fail Status Warning Normal Up to 1000 past events under Alarm History can be viewed with 11 events per page For a complete listing of possible alarms descri...

Page 48: ...vide the ability to test customer I O such as analog outputs and relay outputs providing information that is useful when troubleshooting the interface to the distrib uted control system DCS 1 From the Main Menu screen press ENTER MENU to access the Menus 2 Press the Left and or Right arrows to locate the Diagnostics menu and press ENTER MENU There are seven Diagnostic menus Sensor Diagnostics Cont...

Page 49: ...x Temperature degrees Celsius Cell HDC Box HDC On Time days hours Total on Time days hours 2 Press the Right arrow to view the Sensor Diagnostics Screen 2 The fol lowing information is displayed Cell Millivolts Millivolts Cell T C Millivolts Millivolts Box RTD Resistance Ohms Electronics Temperature degrees Celsius Analog Out 1 Measured mA Flow Counts 3 Press CANCEL to exit either screen and retur...

Page 50: ...reen This changes to Diagnostics Mode On if you make any changes Press CANCEL to exit and turn off Diagnostics Mode 2 There are three screens that make up the Control Diagnostics menu Analog I O Relays and Close Contact This screen displays the three Outputs available the Set Values and the Actual Values Use the arrows to access the Set Value fields and the nu meric keypad to change the values Fig...

Page 51: ...e contact input on the sensor board interface The user provides the physical connection to the appropriate terminal block Contact In that allows them to access the switch electroni cally open close to trigger a calibration When Diagnostics Mode is On the close contact switch is open preventing the analyzer from accidentally triggering an auto calibration Figure 3 3 Configure Close Contact screen D...

Page 52: ...U An X appears in the check box of the option selected 2 Select the START button and press ENTER MENU to inject the gas Figure 3 4 Inject Zero Gas screen Diagnostics Mode Pressing ENTER MENU to start the test will turn on the Diagnostics Mode 3 Press ENTER MENU to end the test and return to the Inject Gas screen It will also turn Diagnostics Mode Off 4 Press CANCEL to exit from the menu 3 6 Thermo...

Page 53: ...l tool for the techni cian who can see weeks and months of data to determine more easily at what point a problem occurred or to use the data to head off a potential problem The candlestick method takes the minimum and maximum of each range of sample data and produces a vertical yellow line called a candlestick to rep resent the sample range s minimum and maximum data sets Figure 3 5 1 Trend data f...

Page 54: ...t the gas to log and press ENTER MENU An X appears in the check box 3 Press the Right arrow to move to the time period and press ENTER MENU to select the time period option 4 Select ACCEPT and press ENTER MENU to start plotting data Figure 3 6 2 Trend data plot in candlestick format 5 The data is plotted on the screen 6 Press CANCEL to exit the screen Figure 3 6 1 Trend Options Setup menu 3 8 Ther...

Page 55: ... Calculated Cell Temp C 3 Press CANCEL to exit this screen Combustibles Detector This menu displays the information you need to determine the health of the combustibles detector and to determine if and when it needs to be replaced 1 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the Combustibles Detector menu and press ENTER MENU 2 Combustibles Detector diagnostics are displayed as in the chart below Co...

Page 56: ...n it needs to be replaced 1 Press the Left or Right arrows to locate the CH4 Detector menu and press ENTER MENU 2 Methane Detector diagnostics are displayed as in the chart below CH4 Detector Age in days Sensitivity cnts CH4 Actual Voltage volts CH4 Reference Voltage volts 3 Press CANCEL to exit this screen 3 10 Thermox AMEVision Display User Interface ...

Page 57: ...ows to locate the Detect Sensor menu and press ENTER MENU 2 Press ENTER MENU to access the Detect Sensor screen 3 The sensors that are connected are automatically displayed on the Detect Sensor screen When more than one sensor is connected to the analyzer a GREEN indicator designates the enabled sensor and RED indicators desig nate disabled sensors If a sensor is connected but not displayed on the...

Page 58: ...Press CANCEL to exit the screen Firmware Upgrade Utility This menu displays the currently installed versions of the Sensor and Host firmware Use this menu to Verify the installed Sensor Firmware version or download upgraded or new firmware Verify the installed Host Firmware version or download upgraded or new firmware Firmware upgrades are carried out using a USB flash drive It is neces sary to pl...

Page 59: ...tinue or CANCEL to exit 7 The new updated firmware will download and the message Flashing Sen sor Host Firmware will be displayed 8 The upgrade is successful when the next screen displays a large GREEN check mark indicating the upgrade was installed If the upgrade was not successful a large RED X will appear on the display with the message Failed You will be asked if the USB con tains the correct ...

Page 60: ...escribed in the following pages Transfer Sensor Parameters 1 Using a standard 7 16 wrench loosen and remove the nut on the left side of the AMEVision enclosure to open the AMEVision enclosure door 2 Locate the USB port inside the AMEVision enclosure Figure 3 8 and insert the USB flash drive into the port 3 Select the Transfer Sensor Parameters button and press ENTER MENU A screen will display aski...

Page 61: ...when you upload files one for each interval The filenames end with the specific interval i e Int1 Int2 Int3 The extension for uploaded Sensor Parameter files is csv If the upload was not successful a large RED X will appear on the display with the message Failed You will be asked if the USB was plugged in Check the USB drive to make sure it is connected and try again If you continue to fail to upl...

Page 62: ...r was successful File Name Format for Uploaded Files Analyzer Name Month 2 Day 2 Year 4 Hour 24 Minute 2 Second 2 _Plog 1 2 3 WDG1 August 21st 2012 1 PM 27 min 41 sec plog 1 WDG1 08 21 2012 13 27 41 _plog1 txt WDG108212012132741_plog1 txt plog 1 2 3 Three 3 files are stored on the flash drive when you upload trend data files The filenames end with the specific sequential file i e plog1 plog2 plog3...

Page 63: ...ate the Reset Age menu and press ENTER MENU 2 Press ENTER MENU to access the Reset Age screen 3 Press the Up and Down arrows to navigate to the option whose age you want to reset and press ENTER MENU This will reset the age of your Cell Combustibles Detector CH4 Detector You will be prompted Do you wish to continue 4 Select OK and press ENTER MENU to continue or select CANCEL and press ENTER MENU ...

Page 64: ...r About Host 1 Select About Host and press ENTER MENU The information screen for the Host displays Host Serial Number Host Firmware Revision 2 Press CANCEL to exit the menu About Sensor 1 Select About Sensor and press ENTER MENU The information screen for the Sensor displays Sensor Serial Number Sensor Hardware Revision Sensor Firmware Revision 2 Press CANCEL to exit the menu 3 18 Thermox AMEVisio...

Page 65: ...int Alarm Box Temp Low Box temperature is 4 degrees C below the setpoint Alarm Only after warm up time expires Box Temp Rise Failure Box temperature failed to heat Alarm Low Sample Flow Low sample flow detected Alarm Only after warm up time expires Cell Failure open Cell is no longer functional Alarm Combustible Detector Open Combustible detector is open or not connected Alarm Only when config ure...

Page 66: ...is saturated high or low Warning Analog Output3 Out of Range The analog output value is saturated high or low Warning Last O2 Span Calibration Failed The oxygen span calibration failed Warning Last O2 Zero Calibration Failed The oxygen zero calibration failed Warning Last Comb Calibration Failed The combustible calibration failed Warning Last CH4 Calibration Failed The methane calibration failed W...

Page 67: ...izing uptime Safety incidents unplanned releases unplanned down situations and running analyzers to failure come at a much higher cost Our customer commitment continues well beyond the start up and com missioning of analyzers Together with our channel partners WE ARE ONE Aftermarket team of factory trained personnel here to support our customers needs globally onsite or remotely with virtual tools...

Page 68: ...kpi com customersupport requestsupport To request training visit our main Customer Support page and choose Analyzer Training Requesting Authorization to Return Equipment Before returning equipment for repair please obtain a Return Material Authori zation To do this follow the link below or click the Return Authorization link on our main Customer Support page Complete the form and click Submit http...

Page 69: ...ordered Description AMETEK Part No Assembly LCD HOST Interface PCB and Guard 7000 330 SE Overlay Keypad HOST Interface 7000 351 KE HOST Power Supply AC DC 12V 40W Switchmode 1000 616 JE PCB Assy HOST Display Customer Connection Board 8000 123 SE Assembly includes LCD display display MCU board battery and protective cover Replacement Parts 4 3 ...

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Page 71: ...e coil overheating Flow Blowback will automatically be triggered if the flow reading from the flow sensor drops below a user defined threshold Timed and Flow Blowback will occur at the predetermined time inter val unless flow drops below the user defined threshold in which case the Blowback will trigger due to low flow Low Flow triggered Blowback will only occur once per hour Blowback Interval Tim...

Page 72: ...ility Menu g Blowback g Trigger A Blowback Figure 5 2 Initiate Blowback screen Blowback History To view the previous five 5 Blowback events and flow readings go to Diag nostics Menu g Blowback History Figure 5 3 Blowback History screen 5 2 Thermox AMEVision Display User Interface ...

Page 73: ...strictement suivie peut endommager l équipement Informations importantes à ne pas laisser passer Sécurité électrique Une tension jusqu à 5 kV peut être présente dans le boîtier Coupez toujours les alimentations électriques avant d effectuer une maintenance ou un dépan nage Seuls des techniciens qualifiés électriquement doivent effectuer les con nexions électriques et les vérifications de terres Un...

Page 74: ...ccord avec les méthodes de câblage en zone Class I Class II Division 2 se référer au code électrique national et en accord avec l autorité locale ayant juridiction AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE D EXPLOSION LA SUBSTITUTUON DE COMPOSANTS PEUT COMPROMETTRE LA CONFORMITE DE ZONE CLASS I CLASS II DIVISION 2 AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE D EXPLOSION EN ZONE EXPLOSIBLE COUPEZ L ALIMENTATION ELECTRIQUE AVANT DE REMPLACER O...

Page 75: ...recommande que tout équipement nécessitant une maintenance soit renvoyé à l usine Vous devriez seulement essayer de réparer ou maintenir cet équipement après avoir reçu une formation d un représentant AMETEK Division P AI Si vous décidez d effectuer la maintenance de cet analyseur ayez conscience que des hautes tensions des hautes températures et d autres conditions potentiellement à risque peuven...

Page 76: ...e blessure ou risque de feu ne faites pas fonctionner l analyseur dans une atmosphère explosible sauf si vous avez acheté les op tions spécifiquement conçues pour ces environnements PRECAUTIONS AUX DOMMAGES DE L ANALYSEUR Utilisez une alimentation électrique adéquate Ne faites pas fonctionner l analyseur avec une alimentation électrique qui four nit plus que la tension électrique spécifiée Ne fait...

Page 77: ...on Modbus Information The AMEVision supports Holding Registers Holding Registers start at 0X40000 For example the Modbus map defines Oxygen at Register 3 The Real modbus address to a modbus master is 0X40003 AMEVision Modbus Information A 1 ...

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