GORMAN-RUPP VG3B3-B, Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Thermo Scientific AquaSensors
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AV38 Local Display and Controller User Guide 5
TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1: The elements of the AV38 user interface.
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Figure 2: The "H" indicates that hold mode is active.
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Figure 3: The initial measure screen when the DataStick is absent.
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Figure 4: The initial measure screen when the Sensor Head is absent.
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Figure 5: The complete calibrate menu for pH sensors.
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Figure 6: The complete calibrate menu for D.O sensors.
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Figure 7: The complete calibrate menu for conductivity and turbidity sensors.
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Figure 8: The pH sensor value is dynamically updated during a 1-point buffer calibration.
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Figure 9: The pH sensor value is dynamically updated during a 2-point buffer calibration.
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Figure 10: Dynamic display of the conductivity value during calibration.
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Figure 11: The conductivity calibration edit screen.
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Figure 12: Entering the conductivity calibration value.
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Figure 13: Dynamic display of the pH value during calibration.
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Figure 14: The pH calibration edit screen.
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Figure 15: Entering the pH calibration value.
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Figure 16: The complete calibrate menu for conductivity.
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Figure 17: Zero is Calibrating….
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Figure 18: The user is prompted to place the sensor in air.
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Figure 19: The temperature calibration value is presented for editing.
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Figure 20: The complete configure menu for conductivity.
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Figure 21: The complete configure menu for pH.
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Figure 22: The complete configure menu for D.O., Ozone and Chlorine.
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Figure 23: The complete configure menu for turbidity.
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Figure 24: The complete DataStick Comms menu.
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Figure 25 The wash cycle showing when the relay is activated and the outputs are held.
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TABLE OF TABLES
Table 1: AV38 base part numbers.
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Table 2: Main menu items.
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Table 3: Calibration methods.
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Table 4: The Configure menu.
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Table 5: A typical concentration table with four points.
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Table 6: Record the table values here before entering them.
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Table 7: Summary of key actions.
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Table 8: The default concentration table.
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Table 9: Host protocol vs. user's manual.
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Table 10: PID Controller functions for pH.
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Table 11: PID Controller functions for conductivity.
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Table 12: Control relay functions.
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Table 13: Alarm relay functions.
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Table 14: Wash relay functions.
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