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Figure 28: A connection example: power supply 24 V DC and 24 V DC indicators

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User's Manual: POD-026-ENG R17

Figure 27: A connection example: bi-colour SOLED3 signaller to relay's outputs

Sigma Control L

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SmArtGas 4

SmArtGas 4

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230V AC

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G – green segment of indicator

R – red segment of indicator

SOLED3 SIGNALLER

(PW-081-A-C-X-A)

+ ETH 20 MD

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24V DC

24V DC INDICATORS

Sigma Control L

SmArtGas 4

SmArtGas 4

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Summary of Contents for PW-072-A

Page 1: ...POD 026 ENG R17 User Manual Control Unit Sigma Control L Product code PW 072 A...

Page 2: ...tel 48 32 238 87 94 fax 48 32 234 92 71 e mail contact atestgaz pl www atestgaz pl We design manufacture implement and support Systems for Monitoring Detection and Reduction of gas hazards We invite...

Page 3: ...the device Use of damaged or incomplete devices is not allowed The design of the gas detection system for a protected facility may involve other requirements throughout all stages of the product life...

Page 4: ...cess to options log on mechanism 18 5 4 Starting the unit testing the user s interface 19 5 5 System view 19 5 6 Detailed detector view 23 5 7 Control Unit detailed view 24 5 8 Detector menu 25 5 9 Co...

Page 5: ...or output 13 Figure 9 NC valve control 14 Figure 10 Installing the Extension Module 15 Figure 11 Sigma Control L Unit front panel with fields description 16 Figure 12 Push button and its function 17 F...

Page 6: ...em alarm confirmation changing parameters etc The Sigma Control L Unit cooperates with other Sigma type devices and makes an optimum and economical solution to provide access to all basic Sigma Gas sy...

Page 7: ...with DCS or SCADA system operation visualization module based on a website Ethernet accessible Sigma Control L Unit is designed for indoor use It cannot be installed in explosion Ex zones 2 Operation...

Page 8: ...6 ENG R17 Figure 1 The construction of the device and its dimensions Sigma Control L 200 155 SYSTEM VISUAL INDICATOR SSO DISPLAY KEYBOARD CABLE GLANDS SERVICE PORT STATUS LED S Figure 2 The constructi...

Page 9: ...or further information see section 4 2 4 R1 1 Relay 1 terminals 5 R1 2 6 R2 1 Relay 2 terminals 7 R2 2 8 R3 1 Relay 3 terminals 9 R3 2 Fault relay For further information see section 4 1 10 11 F1 F2 F...

Page 10: ...tivation time 30 s DI External alarm Internal buzzer ON Deactivation time for alarm 10 min Deactivation time for fault 8 h GTW settings1 Address 1 Protocol Modbus RTU Baud rate 19200 Parity No parity...

Page 11: ...hreshold exceeding is detected at any detector It is disabled when gas concentration measured by all detectors is lower than warning 1 threshold Enable delay2 Disable delay Normally open NO operation...

Page 12: ...system or from a push button The dual input is galvanically isolated from the rest of unit circuits To use it connect voltage with any polarity to terminals parameters see section 10 The current inpu...

Page 13: ...p 13 38 User s Manual POD 026 ENG R17 Pushbutton SO output Gas concentration Time Warning output disable Warning disappears despite this the output is still enabled Operator presses the pushbutton out...

Page 14: ...e parameters see section 10 4 7 Extension Module Interface Extension Module Interface allows users to expand the functionality of Sigma Control L Unit The interface port makes it possible to install t...

Page 15: ...user to browse the unit menu in an easy and intuitive way built in buzzer triggered when any malfunction requiring operator intervention is detected System Visual Indicator that allows the user to acc...

Page 16: ...o quickly assess site gas safety status by taking a quick glance at the indicator and confirming that only the green LED is on System Visual Indicator is responsible for displaying four independent in...

Page 17: ...de Yellow Active when special statuses occur in detectors of the control unit Table 5 Description of system status LED s 5 1 3 LCD display and navigation buttons The navigation buttons combined with d...

Page 18: ...tries to choose an option for which a higher access level is required the unit requests to enter an access password If the user enters a correct password he will be logged on to proper access level th...

Page 19: ...4 Starting the unit testing the user s interface To check the Sigma Control L Unit for proper operation perform the user s interface test While testing the unit starts all front panel LEDs status and...

Page 20: ...stem with up to 10 detectors System status Detector status Pushbutton functions Beacon status Figure 16 System view screen system with 10 to 20 detectors Beacon status System status Detector status Pu...

Page 21: ...ered EXTER FAULT Dual Input DI has been set up as EXTER FAULT and has been triggered Table 6 Collective text system description Beacon status This section presents indicator activations Icon Descripti...

Page 22: ...in lock mode its indication before the lock is latched Non critical fault detector malfunction measurement accuracy loss eg exceeded time to periodic calibration Table 8 Detector statuses Push button...

Page 23: ...rrent value measured by the detector Detector status This section presents a text description of the detector status Possible messages include Message Description no message The detector operates corr...

Page 24: ...rator CAL REQUIRED Non critical fault exceeded time to periodic calibration Table 10 Text description of the detector status 5 7 Control Unit detailed view The screen is divided into a few sections se...

Page 25: ...ock mode Prior to using this option find out the requirements to be met and the procedure for lock cancellation 5 Zero detector It makes it possible to zero the detector After choosing this option the...

Page 26: ...ny output and switch its status If improper operation is detected the following messages are displayed in the form of a warning triangle see figure 22 when the output port signal is incorrect OVERLOAD...

Page 27: ...etwork addresses starting from 1 are assigned to subsequent Control Unit detector channels Make sure that detectors connected to the Control Unit have subsequent addresses from the pre set range 12 Ou...

Page 28: ...e expires and the triggering signal is still active the buzzer resumes its operation reactivates If during the time of buzzer deactivation a new gas alarm5 occurs or a fault the buzzer resumes its ope...

Page 29: ...s Manual POD 026 ENG R17 Figure 24 A connection example power supply 230 V AC and 24 V DC indicators Pushbutton Buzzer status Warning level 2 Gas concentration Warning level 1 time tDEZ Gas risk buzze...

Page 30: ...lay s outputs Figure 25 A connection example one colour SOLED3 signaller Sigma Control L Q1 SmArtGas 4 SmArtGas 4 L N PE 230V AC R SOLED3 SIGNALLER PW 081 A C X D ETH 20 MD S1 S2 S3 S4 24V DC INDICATO...

Page 31: ...ENG R17 Figure 27 A connection example bi colour SOLED3 signaller to relay s outputs Sigma Control L Q1 SmArtGas 4 SmArtGas 4 L N PE 230V AC G R G green segment of indicator R red segment of indicator...

Page 32: ...onnection example bi colour 230 V AC indicator to relays outputs p 32 38 User s Manual POD 026 ENG R17 SmArtGas 4 SmArtGas 4 230V AC INDICATORS L N PE 230V AC Sigma Control L Q1 G green segment of ind...

Page 33: ...form a load test see section 8 4 Examples of correct and incorrect device selection are presented below Example 1 Power supply 230 V AC 10 x detector PW 017 PG4 EC LCD AL 0 485 0 0 0 0 current input 1...

Page 34: ...of the installation place must be convenient for operation and maintenance Use the drill template provided in the package for drilling holes If stranded cables are used to connect the unit use bushing...

Page 35: ...ng the test see section 5 9 If the test result is negative remove the cause for system malfunction and repeat the test See also section 7 If an overload occurs during unit operation also during the lo...

Page 36: ...be disposed of with other household waste Instead it is user s responsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electric...

Page 37: ...s 3 pieces current carrying capacity DC17 230 V 0 25 A DC1 24 V 3 A AC1 230 V 3 A Total current for all contacts not to exceed 3 A Active8 24 V 1 15 A fused Digital communication parameters Port DETEC...

Page 38: ...List of consumables No Consumables Lifetime Manufacturer Product code 1 Battery 5 6 month9 CR2032 2 Fuse F1 external power supply circuit 24 V Miniatured TR5 T3 15 A time lag 3 Fuse F2 supply indicat...

Page 39: ...e within certain voltage limits EN 60335 1 2012 EN 62368 1 2014 In relation to directive 2011 65 EU on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment...

Page 40: ...puts read write 6 6 1 6 Interface for executing operator commands read write 7 7 Utilization 7 8 Technical specification 8 1 General information Extension Module PCA 062A E2 extends the functionalitie...

Page 41: ...gram Atest Gaz A M Pachole sp j ul Spokojna 3 44 109 Gliwice Poland VAT No PL 9691433231 tel 48 32 238 87 94 fax 48 32 234 92 71 e mail contact atestgaz pl Appendix PU Z 062 ENG R06 p 2 8 LED indicato...

Page 42: ...protect the unit against mechanical shocks vibrations and moisture with other equally effective methods If the Extension Module is installed inside a unit then carry the whole unit according to the r...

Page 43: ...1 43503 Interface for operator s command execution 44001 44002 External DI Digital Inputs 6 1 1 Detectors statuses Channel No Register Name Description Type 1 40001 State_A Detector status flags 40002...

Page 44: ...1 state of R2 relay bit 2 state of R3 relay bit 3 visual indicator output bit 3 acoustic indicator output bit 4 FAULT relay bit 5 15 unused can show any values value 0 inactive output value 1 active...

Page 45: ...ns Read always 0 Application temporary deactivation latch resetting flags Static_External_DI Pulse_External_DI for bits description see the table below Bit Flag Description Default configuration 0 Ext...

Page 46: ...etector channel number to be cancelled possible values 1 20 7 Utilization This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that this product must not be disposed of with other household waste Ins...

Page 47: ...on parameters Electric standard Galvanic isolation strength Communication protocol link parameters RS 485 galvanically isolated 500 V See section 5 3 2 Terminal cable cross section 0 15 1 5 mm2 solid...

Page 48: ...igital Inputs read write 7 7 1 6 Interface for executing operator commands read write 8 8 Utilization 9 9 Technical specification 9 1 General information Extension Module PWS 050 extends the functiona...

Page 49: ...the translation is done using the icons in the upper right corner of the panel The system name displayed as the header is set during module configuration see section 6 3 When you click on the line di...

Page 50: ...during configuration when it is removed from cooperating device Table 1 Connectors description 5 User interface User interface is used to monitor device operation and consists of two LED indicators I...

Page 51: ...enters the configuration mode 1 4 wait about 3 minutes 2 connect the module to you computer using Ethernet cable and go to the website http 192 168 0 170 config Your network settings have to be as fo...

Page 52: ...lem with module application Turn the device s power off then on again If the problem persists contact the service Table 3 The device s operating status based on the LED indicator status 7 Memory maps...

Page 53: ...nsor warming up 11 Sensor_Inhibit Detector inhibit mode 12 Comm_Error Detector communication error 13 Calibration_Warning Calibration time out non critical failure 14 Measure Detector takes measuremen...

Page 54: ...detector s measurement head C S16 20 40087 Temp Temperature in the detector s measurement head C S16 7 1 5 External Digital Inputs read write Register Name Description Type range 44001 Static_Externa...

Page 55: ...command execution status Write data ignored Read status possible values include 0 inactive 1 command in progress 2 task completed successfully this value is latched up for 5 s from execution 3 comman...

Page 56: ...for recycling please contact your local city recycling office waste collection company or the dealer from whom you originally purchased the product The product can be also returned to its manufacturer...

Page 57: ...with a more accurate round cross section made with the use of pressure better sealing in the Ex glands 3 Power source The power supply line should be designed in such a way that at the lowest expecte...

Page 58: ...V min UPS supply voltage 21V min permissible sensor supply voltage 12 V distance between the control unit and the sensor 800 m Calculations max current consumption of the sensor 2 W 12 V 0 167 A permi...

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Page 60: ...M Pachole sp j Spokojna 3 44 109 Gliwice tel 48 32 238 87 94 fax 48 32 234 92 71 e mail contact atestgaz pl For more details on our devices and other products and services offered by us visit www ate...

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