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Programs

This option is used to create programs based on the 

Density value. 

To  set  up  a  program,  the  following  must  be  estab

-

lished:

- A 

reference value

, defined as the Density for the 

tank, which the system will aim to maintain. 

- A 

 

Max value

, defined as the tolerance that must 

be  observed  with  respect  to  values  higher  than  the 

reference value.

For example: If the reference is set to 1.0240 and the 

∆ Max is 0.0010, the system will be enabled at values 

higher than 1.0250 (see chart).

- A 

 

Min value

, defined as the tolerance that must 

be  observed  with  respect  to  values  lower  than  the 

reference value.

For example: If the reference is set to 1.024 and the 

∆ Min is 0.0020, the system will be enabled at values 

lower than 1.0220 (see chart).

To insert a program, proceed as follows:

Main screen 

 Main Menu 

 Density 

 Programs. 

• Select “

Insert

” using the 



 keys and press 

Enter

” (Fig. 5). 

Insert

Here  it  is  possible  to  choose  a  desired  Conductivity 

(density) value as well as set 

a minimum and maximum tolerance (Ex. Fig. 6).

To set this program, proceed as follows:

Main  screen 

  Main  Menu 

  Density 

  Programs 

 

In-

sert.

• Select the relative conductivity value using the 



 

keys and set the desired value using the 

 

keys.

• Set the “∆

MIN

” and “∆

MAX

” tolerances; select the 

desired parameters using the 



 keys and modify their 

values using the 



 keys.

•  Select  “

Sockets

”  using  the 



  keys  to  choose 

how  the  outputs  will  function  when  the  conductivity 

level goes above or below the set values. Then press 

Enter

”.

• Select the outputs to be controlled using the 



 keys. 

The selected output will blink on both lines.

The outputs on the upper line determine which devices 

must be enabled/disabled when the conductivity (den

-

sity) 

goes above the set maximum value (Ref. + ∆MAX); 

the outputs on the upper line are set using the 

 key.

(Fig. 5)

Density

Insert

English

(Fig. 6)

Programs

Ref. 

 

1.0240

MIN: 

           

MAX:

      0.0020    

0.0010

Sockets 

                 Confirm

1.0240

1.0220

1.0250

Density

Time

Ref.+

 

Max

Key to symbols

Values for which the system is enabled

 

Max=0.0010

 

Min=0.0020

 Ref. 

Ref.-

 

Min

Summary of Contents for ACQ210-D

Page 1: ...907 2 1 16 Via dell Industria 20 42025 Cavriago RE Italy Tel 39 0522 494403 Fax 39 0522 494410 http www aquatronica com E mail service aquatronica com High Range Conductivity Interface Density ACQ210 D Instruction Manual ...

Page 2: ...atronica com Table of Contents General Information Page 3 Pack contents Page 3 Connection Diagram Page 3 Connection to System Page 3 Displaying the read value Page 4 Density Menu Page 4 Disconnect Page 10 Suggestions for an accurate reading Page 11 Waste diposal legislation Page 12 Warranty Page 13 Declaration of conformity Page 14 Conversion table Page 15 ...

Page 3: ... dissolved in a water sample It can be expressed in parts per thousand ppt or PSU Density Representing the ratio between the mass and volume of a liquid Usually ex pressed for water in g l grams per liter Specific Gravity Also called relative density it is a dimensionless value representing the ra tio between the density of a liquid and the density of the same volume of water at 4 C A table on the...

Page 4: ...the main screen If several sensors were connected their values can be checked in order by pressing the and keys Density Menu Once the probe and interface are connected the Den sity menu will appear in the Main Menu where all of its settings can be programmed All sensor menus have the same structure in order to make them more intuitive and simple In this menu it is possible to change the name of th...

Page 5: ...rograms Select Insert using the keys and press Enter Fig 5 Insert Here it is possible to choose a desired Conductivity density value as well as set a minimum and maximum tolerance Ex Fig 6 To set this program proceed as follows Main screen Main Menu Density Programs In sert Select the relative conductivity value using the keys and set the desired value using the keys Set the MIN and MAX tolerances...

Page 6: ... press Enter to return to the previous menu Ex Fig 6 The Confirm field is automatically selected by press ing Enter the inserted program is saved If different conductivity density values are desired based on the time of day these can be set graphi cally To program this function proceed as follows Main screen Main menu Density Programs In sert Using the keys select the conductivity reference parame...

Page 7: ... 10 Select Mod using the keys to modify the pro gram or change the desired parameters Then press Enter to confirm the changes Select Delete Program using the keys to delete the program The delete screen will appear Fig 11 Press Enter to delete or Esc to cancel Delete All Fig 12 In this menu all of the programs inserted in the menu can be deleted at one time To use this function pro ceed as follows...

Page 8: ...vity level goes below or above the Less than or Greater than values Ex Fig 14 If the conductivity value exceeds these limits the con ductivity value on the main screen will blink if the alarm is set to No Sound If the alarm is set to Sound the value will blink an acoustic signal will sound and the icon will appear on the main screen To program this function proceed as follows Main screen Main menu...

Page 9: ...serted in the Aquatronica conductivity density solution In order to correctly calibrate the sensor proceed as follows Main screen Main menu Density Calibrate Sensor New 1 Select the function New by using the keys then press Enter Fig 15 2 Using the keys set the value of the standard solution next to Calib Value Fig 17 3 Wait 10 minutes in order to allow the probe s read value to stabilize The read...

Page 10: ...tivity interface is reconnected the con trol unit will automatically begin displaying the read value again To definitively eliminate the density sensor from the system after disconnecting it proceed as follows Main screen Main menu Density Disconnect The Data Record and Calibrate Sensor functions disappear from the Density menu Fig 23 and the Disconnect function appears Select this function using ...

Page 11: ...e instrument approximately every month as indicated to page 24 to correct any reading imperfections due to probe wear Replace the probe after a period of approximately 15 months Do not install the interface in direct contact with wet or damp parts Never use calibration solutions that have been left open or have expired After the bottled solution has been opened it must be used in 6 months if prope...

Page 12: ...technical waste or he she must turn over the used product to the retailer when buying a new equivalent product on a one to one basis Separate waste collection allows used equipment to be recycled treated and disposed of without negative con sequences for the environment and health and it allows the materials in the equipment to be recycled Illegal dumping of the product by the user entails the adm...

Page 13: ...on of this certificate which must bear the retailer s stamp the date of sale and the product s serial number accompanied by the invoice or receipt issued by the retailer indicating the serial numbers of the installed products AQUATRONICA can refuse to recognize the warranty if this information is incomplete or has been tam pered with after purchase The warranty will be valid only if at the time of...

Page 14: ...CH 8 swiss plugs I O ACQ220 PC interface ACQ200 I O interface ACQ210 RX REDOX sonde interface ACQ210 PH PH sonde interface ACQ210 TL temperature and level sonde interface ACQ210 MS conducibility sonde interface ACQ210 D density sonde interface ACQ450 dosing pump 4 modules ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS FIELD Directive Description References Test Result EMC 89 336 EEC E...

Page 15: ... l 29 8 ppt PSU 1 0220 46 5 mS cm 1 019 7 g l 30 2 ppt PSU 1 0223 47 mS cm 1 020 0 g l 30 5 ppt PSU 1 0225 47 5 mS cm 1 020 3 g l 30 9 ppt PSU 1 0228 48 mS cm 1 020 5 g l 31 3 ppt PSU 1 0231 48 5 mS cm 1 020 8 g l 31 6 ppt PSU 1 0234 49 mS cm 1 021 1 g l 32 0 ppt PSU 1 0236 49 5 mS cm 1 021 4 g l 32 4 ppt PSU 1 0239 50 mS cm 1 021 6 g l 32 7 ppt PSU 1 0242 50 5 mS cm 1 021 9 g l 33 1 ppt PSU 1 024...

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