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Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual
OXYvisor Optical Oxygen Analyzer
The OXYvisor has 4 main viewing screens shown in Figure 14. These screens can be scrolled through by
pushing the ENTER button. To enter the sub-menus simply push the ESC button.
Primary Main Display:
This display has the largest displayed Oxygen Value and Oxygen Unit along with
temperature, pressure, date and time. It is the most typical for a field analyzer.
Alternate Main Display:
This display includes additional diagnostic and useful information such as
Phase Angle
,
Amplitude
(signal strength) and the user selected
Sample Rate
.
Input/Output Display:
Convenient screen to confirm status of all the inputs and outputs states or values into and
out of the analyzer. For example, the mA values for AO1, AO2 and AI can be observed along with any of the
relay states.
Main Trend Display:
Allows graphing two PV pairs of parameters vs time. A good tool for diagnosing
phenomenon on-site and in real time.
5.4 Main Display Viewing Options - Overview
5.5 Sub Menu Screens - Overview
There are five sub-menus and an error code glossary which can be accessed.
Measurement & Units:
This sub-menu is used during primary setup of the analyzer. It provides selection of the
BOS sensor type, units of measure, sample rate, signal intensity and other important parameters needed for
accurate measurement.
Calibration:
Factory calibration, manual and AutoCal values are setup within this sub-menu. External
temperature and pressure input calibrations are also located here.
Input Output:
All analog signals, relays outputs, and digital inputs are programmed within this sub-menu.
Diagnostics Test Security:
This sub-menu provides access to test functions for relays and analog output trim.
Time/date setup, security passwords for all sub-menus. Firmware update and analyzer reset.
Datalogging:
Error log and Calibration logs can be viewed here. Data logging to a USB memory stick can be
setup through this sub-menu.
Error Codes:
This sub-menu provides a listing of all possible error codes within the analyzer thus aids in
troubleshooting errors that might occur during setup and operation.
The Sub-Menu Screen may be secured by requiring use of a code for access.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Section 5
Operations