Galvanic Applied Sciences ProTech903, Operation Manual

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Table 5-4: Function of Each Tab
Screen Name Function
Analysis Allows the user to see the current status of the analyzer, including
concentration readings and input and output status.
Status Provides the current status of the analog outputs, relays, solenoids,
analog inputs, discrete inputs, and what voltage input source is in use.
Alarms Allows the operator to view all enabled system alarms.
Archive Allows the operator to access the numerous archives that store live data,
hourly and daily averages, as well as other user configurable archives.
Events Allows the operator to access the
Event Log
, which keeps track of all the
configuration changes and events that the analyzer has experienced.
Global Allows the operator to change settings that affect the global operation of
the analyzer, such as stream purge times.
Streams Allows the operator to change settings specific to each stream; normal,
zero, reference, and calibration.
Inputs-DRY Allows the operator to configure the four discrete (Dry) inputs of the
analyzer.
Inputs-WET Allows the operator to configure the four discrete (Wet) inputs of the
analyzer.
Outputs Allows the operator to configure the behaviour of the relays, solenoids and
analog outputs.
Sequences Allows the operator to configure the analyzer gas run event sequences in
either, automatic or manual or both.
Ports Allows the operator to view the settings of the analyzer’s communications
ports - RS-232, RS-485, and USB.
Modbus Allows the operator to configure Modbus lists, including the type of
Modbus list and the data points that are outputted to Modbus.
Analog inputs Allows the operator to configure the 4 analog inputs including the live
pressure and temperature readings and related alarm set points.
Timers Allows the operator to schedule conditional gas run operational requests
on an hourly, daily or weekly basis.
Maintenance Allows the operator and service personnel to have greater control over the
electronics board, for testing analog outputs, relays, and solenoids.
Factory Reserved for factory and service personnel
5.2.4 Status Bar
The
Status
bar, which is located at the bottom of the window, presents the update status, the
present time/date and traffic lights to indicate the status of communication between the
analyzer and the computer.