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Unit is provided with ON-OFF mode which will activate (or deactivate in case of reverse mode ON) 

output relays such as Constant / ON-OFF mode dosing pumps or other On-Off equipment. 

* SELECTING MODE “ON-OFF” NEXT PROGRAMMING STEP 

 “HYSTERESIS”   

SELECTING MODE “TIMED PULSES” WILL REQUIRE NEXT PARAMETERS SETTINGS 

 

*Timed Pulses also known as PWM “pulses with modulation” time/pause allows proportional mode 

on each ON-OFF set point activating corresponding pulses on output relay according to measured 

value and always relating to the previous hysteresis selected settings. Default activating point at 

1000 μS (range 0-20.000 μS DEFAULT); 100 μS (range 0-2000 μS); 0,10 μS (range 0-200 μS); 

10000 μS (range 0-200.000 μS) 

EC CONDUCTIVITY TIMED PULSES PROGRAMMING 

 

Window Width (example with range 20000 μS): pulses are timed ON and OFF according to the 

distance from selected set point, programmable, example: if selected set point is 700 μS EC and 

measured value is 600 μS, PWM mode will start after reaching 650 μS with Time/Pause pulses 

and decreasing the active time while reaching set point value. *Value shown according to 

selected K range. 

 

Cycle Time: PWM mode cycle 60 seconds (programmable): e.g. set point 7,00pH, window width 

850 μS EC = active time 60 sec / pause time = 0 sec.;  

at measured value 775 μS EC active time= 30 sec / pause time 30 sec.....and decreasing active 

time accordingly while reaching set point value.  

Cycle time depends on many variables such as distance from injection point to treating system, 

reaction time required, chemical concentration, etc.... 

 

Active Time MIN (minimum, programmable): it sets the minimum time in which PWM is active, it 

overrules the minimum setting programmed, In case user has selected Active time min 5 sec., 

this will be minimum time of PWM (check  page 15, Timed Pulses function). 

 

SELECTING MODE “ON-OFF” NEXT PROGRAMMING STEPS ARE AS FOLLOW…… 

 

NOT AVAILABLE WITH TIMED PULSES MODE 

Hysteresis is used to activate or deactivate output relays when selected value is reached. It is 

useful when there are too many and/or quick changes, which could damage connected equipment. 

Increasing Hysteresis will allow to move away from set point value. *Value shown according to 

selected K range. 

 

NOT AVAILABLE WITH TIMED PULSES MODE 

Delay time blocks relay outputs to ensure that the outputs are active only when the sensors 

measurements are stable thus allowing the best results in terms of chemical balance. 

 *BACK TO SETPOINT PROGRAMMING STEPS FROM EITHER “ON-OFF” OR “TIMED PULSES” MODE 

 

Over dosing time-out alarm selects a period of time for reaching set-point. If set point is not reached 

within time, controller will block outputs operations including mA outputs (dosing pump). Alarm is 

ON shown on display and will activate relay4 activating an alarm device. 

   

 

 

ONLY WHEN USING DOSING PUMPS 

 

Priming function ON will “freeze” the set point value to allow the 

dosing pumps to be primed, outputs will not be active

.   

 

Press ESC to return to MAIN MENU or Press ESC ESC to CONTINUOS MEASUREMENT display 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2       

 

 

Mode 

 

ON/OFF

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Mode 

 

Timed Pulses

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Active Time MIN 

 

5  sec

 

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Cycle Time 

 

60  sec

 

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Window Width 

 

  1000 μS*

 

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Priming 

 

OFF

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Priming 

 

ON

 

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Set point Delay 

 

5  sec

 

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

Overdosing 

 

00:00 h:m

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

MENU  SETPOINT   2

 

 

 

Hysteresis 

 

200 μS*

 

 

  EXPERT MENU  

 

 

Summary of Contents for eSelect-CD1

Page 1: ...EN OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND MAINTENANCE FR UNI EN ISO 9001 2008 www etatronds com eSelect CD1...

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Page 4: ...es et lectroniques AEE peuvent contenir des mat riaux nocifs pour l environnement et la sant et doivent donc faire l objet de collecte diff renci e limin s donc aupr s de d charges pr vues cet effet o...

Page 5: ...ng pump relays OUT 1 2 12 DISPLAY DESCRIPTION 13 TERMINAL BOARD ELECTRICAL WIRING 14 OPERATING MODES GLOSSARY 15 PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS 17 INPUTS OUTPUTS DIAGRAM FUNCTIONS 17 INITIAL DISPLAY 18 Selecti...

Page 6: ...6 ENGLISH SETTINGS EXPERT MENU 29 CONDUCTIVITY SENSORS AND MAINTENANCE 30 CONDUCTIVITY sensors NOTES 30 CONDUCTIVITY sensors maintenance 30 CONDUCTIVITY sensors range 31 TROUBLESHOOTING 31...

Page 7: ...sons or damage systems or materials HIGH VOLTAGE ignoring this sign can result in death or serious injuries to persons NOTE or INFORMATION SOURCE this symbol pointing finger indicates programming step...

Page 8: ...resis PWM point 500 S Resolution 10 S K 5 ranges up to 2 000 S Hysteresis PWM point 50 S Resolution 1 S K10 ranges up to 200 S Hysteresis PWM point 0 50 S Resolution 0 1 S K 0 1 ranges up to 100 00 mS...

Page 9: ...enhanced if it is correctly used and subjected to regular maintenance Warning Qualified and authorized personnel must carry out any intervention or repair for the unit manufacturer declines any respon...

Page 10: ...ns or from the single pole switch contact 2 Take all due safety precautions during unit service gloves goggles overalls etc Assembling and dismantling the equipment ASSEMBLY all ETATRON D S controller...

Page 11: ...CONDUCTIVITY SENSORS with internal temperature sensor due to the various types on the market in case operator wished to use such sensor use PT100 temperature sensors please contact ETATRON D S service...

Page 12: ...s when switching ON OFF try to use a power switch in order to have separate connections via contact relay or relay when this is not possible contact ETATRON technical service EXAMPLE CONNECTION CONTRO...

Page 13: ...CT POWER SUPPLY KEEP IN MIND unit with universal voltage 100 250Vac 10 or 9 24Vdc If the actual voltage is constantly at the limit lower or higher or when spikes are much higher than mentioned range t...

Page 14: ...ime it will appear a list of all the programming keys function Controller covers ranges from costant K 1 up to 20 00 mS and even 100 00 mS latter with graphite sensor electrodes and costant K 5 ranges...

Page 15: ...slight different values between actual measurement in the system and what controller shows USING EXTRA ON OFF RELAY OUTPUT ON OFF Relay probably will connect a dosing pump the free available relays ca...

Page 16: ...of PWM and not 4 sec BENEFITS a simile proportional function more accurate then ON OFF mode using simple equipment such as Constant dosing pumps and peristaltic dispensers DISAVANTAGES not as accurate...

Page 17: ...ed which alarm relay will be ON or OFF mA output It allows to select Conductivity S levels corresponding to min max mA output analogical signal It activates a dosing pump suitable to process a remote...

Page 18: ...ms CONTINUOS MEASUREMENT DISPLAY shows when parameter measurements function status and alarm indications When the controller is turned ON for the first time there will be displayed a list of all the p...

Page 19: ...and results Once selected the programming menu Menu and submenus will change accordingly To help operator to choose the correct menu here following the main difference between the two menus Setpoint...

Page 20: ...se mode works the opposite way Unit is provided with ON OFF mode which will activate or deactivate in case of reverse mode ON output relays such as Constant ON OFF mode dosing pumps or other On Off eq...

Page 21: ...ode dosing pump injects chlorine Oxidant Unit is provided with ON OFF mode which will activate or deactivate in case of reverse mode ON output relays such as Constant ON OFF mode dosing pumps or other...

Page 22: ...sample solution value press OK MENU to confirm Dip EC probe into a buffer solution value which is within the sensor K range wait until measure stabilises To modify the value press OK MENU key then pr...

Page 23: ...o return to CONTINUOS MEASUREMENT display SETPOINT 1 EC CONDUCTIVITY EXPERT MENU Keep in mind that the value displayed is automatically adjusted to the selected conductivity range cell constant K char...

Page 24: ...MIN minimum programmable it sets the minimum time in which PWM is active it overrules the minimum setting programmed In case user has selected Active time min 5 sec this will be minimum time of PWM ch...

Page 25: ...t thus allowing sensors to polarize ensuring correct measurements ONLY WHEN USING DOSING PUMPS Priming function ON will freeze the set point value to allow the dosing pumps to be primed outputs will n...

Page 26: ...it overrules the minimum setting programmed In case user has selected Active time min 5 sec this will be minimum time of PWM check page 15 Timed Pulses function SELECTING MODE ON OFF NEXT PROGRAMMING...

Page 27: ...d is automatically adjusted to the selected conductivity range cell constant K characteristic in previous paragraphs Select the value corresponding to 20 mA point according to Set point 1 settings Pre...

Page 28: ...o confirm selection and to approach next submenu A message will appear before calibration reminding We recommend to make a sample solution which matches the required EC value in the system normally th...

Page 29: ...ess Press ESC to return to MAIN MENU or Press ESC ESC to CONTINUOS MEASUREMENT display FACTORY SETTINGS it restores factory default settings To be used ONLY when parameters or measurements are not res...

Page 30: ...in function of temperature EVERY CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR IS TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT Conductivity varies linearly according to the temperature of the solution This coefficient normalize the measurement of th...

Page 31: ...ls by means of portable instrument or colorimetric kit particularly Temperature reference measure Signal from sensor doesn t change Repeat sensor calibration and if the problem remains change the prob...

Page 32: ...equipment installed relays etc TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS FOR CONDUCTIVITY SENSOR Slow Response typically due to excessive sample line length and low flow thus producing long sample transport lags Resolve...

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