a) SET ANALYZER TIME
Click the Analyzer Time and manually set the time. Or click
Computer Time and then the SET ANALYZER TIME Button.
The time should automatically adjust and closely match the
time shown on your laptop.
b) DATA COLLECTION INTERVAL (minutes)
Then set your desired collection interval for the
DATALOGGER by adjusting the time (in minutes). The
DATALOGGER allows you to store a time-stamped
recording of the measurement reading, inlet gas pressure,
temperature of the CELL BLOCK, power supply voltage and
minimum voltage supplied to the Analyzer.
Note: The default setting has the DATALOGGER collects data
for 5 days in 1-minute intervals. If you increase the
duration of the interval, the data collection period
also increases proportionally. Therefore, if you increase
the interval to 2 minutes, the data collection period
adjusts to 10 days. Every 3 minutes will increase the
collection period to 15 days and so forth.
c) CLEAR DATA LOG
Press the CLEAR DATALOG Button to clear any recorded
data performed at the factory.
Step 6: Datalog Interval & Setup
END OF COMMAND CENTER SETUP
You can also view Saved Data Files, Power History, Brown-out
History, and the Manual by pressing their respective buttons in
this column.
CAUTION
:
DO NOT adjust this setting unless you are
using a pulse-latch slam valve! Otherwise, you will
override the relay logic for your Alarms.
d) This feature is provided for powering a Pulse Latched Slam
Valve. The valve manufacturer should indicate the time, in
seconds, for the valve to Open or Close. Enter the time in
seconds using the UP and DOWN ARROWS.
This sets the duration of time that the Analyzer sends power
to the relay contacts to open or close the valve when an
ALARM is triggered. The ALARM 1Contact will open the
slam valve, while the ALARM 2 Contact will close the valve.
This features is helpful because it eliminates the need to
continually draw power while the valve is closed.
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