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6.2 HARDWARE CHECK 

 
A check of the hardware is only necessary if you suspect that there is something wrong with your water 
sampler.  
 

1  Disconnect the power supply. 
2 Press 

M

 and turn the power supply on, while keeping the button pressed during 10 seconds 

(until the display shows 

CH01

). 

3  The sampler performs a self-test according to table 6.2.1. 

6.2.1 Hardware check 

 

 

 

CH01

 

Test of the LED display 

All 4 LED-diodes lights up 

CH02

 

Test of the function keys 

Press the keys in numeric order and the 
corresponding sign is shown on the display 

CH03

 

Test of valves & the compressor 

The display shows 

U1, U2, U3

 when the 

corresponding valve is tested and then 

conp

 when 

the compressor is tested 

CH04

 

Test of the IR-detectors  

E-01

 shows on the display if the bottle is dirty, if 

the bottle is clean the display shows 

Conn

  

CH05

 

Test of the overflow protection 

E-08

 if there is water in the vacuum tube 

NOVA

 if it is OK

CH06

 

Test of menu diodes 

All diodes on the menu line lights up 

6.3 CALIBRATION  

 
The water sampler is always pre-calibrated when delivered. Pre-calibration is only necessary when the sampler 
has been shut of for a longer time. 

6.3.1 Pre calibration 

1.  Disconnect the power supply. 
2.  Connect the reference instrument to VA/V3 through the Amphenol contact at the lower side of 

VA/V3. 

NOTE! Check the polarity; brown connector to 

+

 and blue connector to 

-

3. Press 

-

 and turn the power supply on, while keeping the button pressed during 10 seconds until the 

display shows 

Cal1.

 

4.  Set the out signal from the reference instrument to 20.0 mA. Press

 

=

 

to continue. 

5.  The display shows

 

C20.0

 

during 5 seconds. 

6.  The display shows

 

Cal2

Set the out signal from the reference instrument to 4.0 mA. Press

 

=

 

to 

continue. 

7.  The display shows

 

C04.0

 

during 5 seconds. 

8.  The display shows

 

Cal3

. Set the out signal from the reference instrument to 0.0 mA. Press

 

=

 

to 

continue. 

9.  The display shows

 

C00.0

 during 5 seconds. 

10. The sampler returns to sampling mode. 
11. The calibration is complete. 

Summary of Contents for VA/V3

Page 1: ...Water Sampler VA V3 v 2 6...

Page 2: ...ECTION 5 3 3 5 3 3 1 INTERNAL 5 3 3 2 PULSE 5 3 3 3 ANALOG 6 3 3 4 MAX FLOW 6 3 3 5 INTERVAL 6 3 3 6 MAN SAMPLE 6 3 3 7 TOTAL SAMPLES 6 3 3 8 ALARM 6 3 4 KEYS 7 4 SETTINGS 7 4 1 SETTING OF SAMPLING CO...

Page 3: ...e front panel The LCD display gives you running information during both programming mode and sampling sequences 1 1 2 Sampling unit The sampling unit consists of a sample bottle in and outlet tubes an...

Page 4: ...rackets at the rear side of the sampler NOTE Avoid placing the sampler in direct sunlight 2 3 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION External control For connection to external control a 4 wire cable with Amphenol c...

Page 5: ...2 3 3 Connection of a potential free contact level sensor etc Connection is made through the black and black wire on the external control cable 2 4 CHECKING THE CONNECTIONS Before the main supply is t...

Page 6: ...hen water is present in the vacuum tube the sampler immediately turns off all active functions and empties the sample bottle Error code E 08 is shown on the display In this case contact Elmacron AB 3...

Page 7: ...he operators command 3 3 7 TOTAL SAMPLES Every correct sample without error is accumulated 3 3 8 ALARM When an error appears the red diode at ALARM lights up At serious errors the display flashes and...

Page 8: ...le is taken at the operators command 1 Press and at the same time to enter the menu 2 Step to MAN SAMPLE with M 3 Start a sampling sequence with B Time related sampling Flow on Flow off function When...

Page 9: ...the display flashes 5 Stop the flashing with or Put the decimal point at the correct place with at the left and at the right 6 Confirm with 7 The sampler steps automatically to INTERVAL 8 Set the num...

Page 10: ...ling with 4 2 ALARM EMPTY SAMPLE BOTTLE 1 Press and at the same time to enter the menu 2 Step to ALARM with M 3 Choose between ALon alarm on and ALoF alarm off use key 4 Confirm and start sampling wit...

Page 11: ...on 5 1 SAMPLING SEQUENCE During sampling sequence you can follow the steps in the sampling sequence at the display Display 1 The discharge valve closes 2 Suction tube purge 3 Sample in 4 Discharge of...

Page 12: ...n the screw at the bottle holders upper part 4 Release the bottle pull it straight up 5 If the bottle holder needs to be cleaned loosen the screw at the bottle holders lower part and pull the holder s...

Page 13: ...vacuum tube NOVA if it is OK CH06 Test of menu diodes All diodes on the menu line lights up 6 3 CALIBRATION The water sampler is always pre calibrated when delivered Pre calibration is only necessary...

Page 14: ...l in the tank Check tubes and connections E 03 Sequence collision to many pulses Reduce the number of pulses E 04 The pulse length is to long 5 s Check pulse transmitter E 05 The pulse length is to sh...

Page 15: ...Number of samples 1 36 samples h Main supply 220 V Protection IP65 Max suction height 6 m Alarm output Potential free contact max load 24VDC Control Internal time External potential free pulse Externa...

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