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Warning:

If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the

protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.

B. Cleaning The Meter

1. Be sure to remove the power before attempting to clean the meter.

2. Use a lint free cloth and clean water or neutral detergent.

3. Wipe the outer surface of the meter only.

4. Wipe-dry the meter before powering again.

DISPLAY & KEY FUNCTIONS

A. Display

Figure 1

1.

-

This will be displayed if Calibration/Setting

pages are password locked meaning the

user can’t change the values unless the

correct 4 digit number has been entered.

2. RELAY-

This will show the status of the relays.

At Power-ON a “DISABLED” message will

be displayed for about three seconds before

going to “NORMAL or CHECK STATUS”

operation.

After

exiting

the

Calibration/Setting pages and the unit is not

password locked, a “FROZEN” message will

be displayed for about three seconds before

returning to “NORMAL or CHECK STATUS”

operation. If no relay is ON then the

“NORMAL” message will be displayed. If

any relay is ON then the “CHECK STATUS”

will be displayed.

Summary of Contents for 6309PDTF

Page 1: ...Operation Manual MODEL 6309PDTF pH DO Temperature Transmitter Controller 6309PDTF ...

Page 2: ... DO control settings page 15 7 Current out page 16 8 Temp control page 17 9 RS485 RTU password settings page 18 CONTROLLING THE RELAYS 18 A Isolation Voltage 18 B Output Load 18 C Relay Action Relay Setpoint Hysteresis Mode Hysteresis Value 19 D pH Relays 20 E DO Relays 21 F Temperature Relay 21 4 20 mA OUTPUT 21 A Isolation Voltage 21 B Output Load 21 C pH Linear Output 22 D DO Linear Output 22 E...

Page 3: ...the user with accurate readings for all measurements The model 6309PDTF is equipped with 5 relays 2 programmable high low action relays for pH 2 programmable high low relays for DO and 1 programmable high low relay for temperature All relays are hysteresis driven and configurable to CENTER or EDGE mode The system also has an isolated 4 20 mA analog output offset and span configurable for the pH or...

Page 4: ...displayed if Calibration Setting pages are password locked meaning the user can t change the values unless the correct 4 digit number has been entered 2 RELAY This will show the status of the relays At Power ON a DISABLED message will be displayed for about three seconds before going to NORMAL or CHECK STATUS operation After exiting the Calibration Setting pages and the unit is not password locked...

Page 5: ...ction relay and the relay is energized L Low action control and the relay is energized 5 MAIN DISPLAY This reading uses the biggest font and the reading here is the only one that will affect the analog output You can only select the DO or pH reading to be shown here by changing the Transmitter Output option 6 H L One or both of these annunciators will be displayed if the left side reading MEDIUM F...

Page 6: ...conds during normal display mode will switch to Calibration Setting mode During Calibration Setting mode pressing this key will switch to the next available Calibration Setting page Pressing this key at the last User Calibration page will return the user to the normal display mode 3 UP During Calibration Setting mode this key will increment the current blinking digit of the active parameter 4 DOWN...

Page 7: ... the unit is ON once the user plugs in the power cord to an AC power supply 1 Connect the AC line to the rear of the meter The model 6309PDTF can be used with 115 or 230 VAC 50 60 Hz Power consumption is 6 watts Make sure the EARTH connector is connected to the earth lead of the AC power line 2 Connect the proper load to the output relays Make sure that the load does not exceed the relay rating 5 ...

Page 8: ...l perform some basic self diagnostics and will display OK or BAD If you received any BAD messages turn OFF the unit and turn it ON again See ERROR DISPLAYS AND TROUBLESHOOTING If the message persists then you might need to call your distributor See WARRANTY After the self diagnostic is complete the temperature reading will be displayed on the lowest part of the screen and the user is ready to make...

Page 9: ...re Current temperature of the solution which is always displayed 2 pH The degree of acidity or alkalinity of the solution with automatic temperature compensation 3 Dissolved Oxygen A measurement of oxygen in percent saturation 4 Dissolved Oxygen ppm A measurement of oxygen in ppm Temperature pH and DO or ppm are always simultaneously displayed in the graphic LCD screen in normal mode The user can ...

Page 10: ...er to measure mode Below is a simple flowchart showing the path of the CAL VIEW key The user can change any blinking words or digit by pressing the UP or DOWN keys For options in digit format the user needs to press the MODE key to move to the next digit If the user is satisfied with the selection made press the ENTER key to save the changes and move to the next option If the user does not need to...

Page 11: ...can still view all the pages of Calibration Setting mode if the system is password locked by just pressing the CAL VIEW key on this page If the unit is PASSWORD LOCKED going to Calibration Setting mode will not affect the function of the relays Note If the unit is not locked then every time the user enters the Calibration Setting mode the relays and analog out will be frozen 2 User setting page a ...

Page 12: ... After the user selected the buffer 1 this option will let the user select the second buffer to use to calibrate the slope The user can choose 4 00 pH 4 01 pH 9 18 pH or 10 01 pH by using UP and DOWN keys and pressing the ENTER key to save the choice 4 STAND This is the actual pH calibration process This line will display the buffer to be used for STAND OFFSET calibration depending on the choice t...

Page 13: ...Clean the pH electrode and temperature probe with the de ionized distilled water 9 Place the pH electrode and Temperature probe into BUFFER 2 10 Press the ENTER key A WAIT message will blink indicating that the meter is waiting for a stable reading The display will be locked to the buffer value corresponding to the temperature of BUFFER 2 When a stable reading is reached the unit will blink a SAVE...

Page 14: ...ODE key to select another digit and the ENTER key to save the new setting 2 LO RELAY 2 The control type for this relay is changeable the user can choose HI type or LO type In HI type RELAY 2 will turn ON if the pH is greater than the RELAY 2 setting In LO type RELAY 2 will turn ON if the pH is less than the RELAY 2 setting which is modified by the hysteresis value and hysteresis mode Use UP and DO...

Page 15: ...and ppm are saved in different memory location 5 CAL VALUE This is the DO calibration option If the user moves the pointer to this Line a flashing icon will appear Pressing the ENTER key will start the DO calibration The unit of this calibration will depend on the unit of DO at the measure mode To accurately calibrate the model 6309PDTF the user will need the following information i The approximat...

Page 16: ...ove to the next page otherwise an error message will be displayed 6 DO control settings page a Screen illustration DO CONTROL SETTINGS 1 HI RELAY 3 100 0 3 HYSTERESIS EDGE 2 LO RELAY 4 0 0 4 HYSTERESIS 10 0 SAVING 1 HI RELAY 3 The control type for this relay is changeable the user can choose HI type or LO type In HI type RELAY 3 will turn ON if the DO is greater than the RELAY 3 setting In LO type...

Page 17: ... LINEAR 3 20mA OUT 14 00 pH SAVING 1 TRANSMITTER OUTPUT This option would let the user choose if the current output type is pH LINEAR pH ANTILOG or DO LINEAR NOTE The DO mA output will be based on the RELAY mA UNIT where as the DO calibration is based on the normal mode DO unit 2 4 mA OUT This value will be used in conjunction with 20 mA to plot the current output See section 4 20 mA OUTPUT 3 20 m...

Page 18: ... RELAY 5 setting In LOW type the RELAY 5 will turn ON if the temperature is less than the RELAY 5 setting which is modified by the hysteresis value and hysteresis mode 2 SET POINT This is the RELAY 5 control set point Note The user can set the SET POINT from 0 0 to 199 9 C but be reminded that the range of the temperature is 10 0 to 120 C 3 HYSTERESIS This is the hysteresis mode for temperature re...

Page 19: ...S485 RTU password settings page press MODE key The number starts to blink Use UP or DOWN key to select the desired digit Press ENTER key to save password Important note The password must be entered at password check page to change settings The user is responsible for remembering the password number otherwise the user would not be able to calibrate or change all the settings CONTROLLING THE RELAYS ...

Page 20: ...NT hysteresis value If the relay control type is set to LO and the hysteresis mode is CENTER the relay will turn OFF at RELAY SETPOINT 0 5 hysteresis value and will turn ON at RELAY SETPOINT 0 5 hysteresis value If the relay type is set to LO and the hysteresis mode is EDGE the relay will turn OFF at RELAY SETPOINT hysteresis value and will turn ON at RELAY SETPOINT H V Hysteresis value Dead Band ...

Page 21: ...nd possibly damage the relay s D pH Relays There are two independent relay channels for pH display which have independent set point and HIGH or LOW control type see Figure 4 The hysteresis mode center or edge see Figure 4 and hysteresis value will be used by both pH relays ...

Page 22: ...nd RELAY 4 from 0 0 to 599 9 or 0 00 to 69 99 ppm but be reminded that the range of DO is 0 00 to 500 0 or 0 00 to 60 00 ppm only F Temperature Relay One relay channel is available for temperature display which has independent set point and HIGH or LOW action see figure 4 setting hysteresis mode center or edge and hysteresis value The action of the temperature relay is dependent on set point relay...

Page 23: ...re mA pH analog output D pH current pH display pH 4 pH user setting for 4 mA pH 20 pH user setting for 20 mA Note The user can set the 4 mA and 20 mA OUT from 0 00 to 19 99 pH but be reminded that the range of pH is 2 00 to 16 00 pH The absolute difference of the 4 mA and 20 mA settings must be greater or equal to 0 10 pH or else the analog output will be disabled D DO Linear Output The analog out...

Page 24: ...ilog analog output is based on the following equation mA pH 4 mA 16 mA 10 D pH 10 pH 4 10 pH 20 10 pH 4 Where mA pH analog output D pH current pH display pH 4 pH user setting for 4 mA pH 2 pH user setting for 20 mA Note The user can set the 4 mA and 20 mA OUT to 0 00 to 19 99 pH but be reminded that the range of pH is 2 00 to 16 00 pH The absolute difference of the 4 mA and 20 mA settings must be ...

Page 25: ...100 mV b mV 108 3 mV or mV 91 7 mV c Slope mV ideal slope by 30 or mV ideal slope by 30 Use a new buffer solution Replace electrode UNDR 0 0 to 60 0 C a pH Cal STAND b pH Cal SLOPE a Offset 7 00 pH mV 100 mV Offset 6 86 pH mV 91 7 mV b New Slope ideal slope by 30 Use a new buffer solution Replace electrode UNDR 10 0 to 120 0 C pH pH 2 00 Recalibrate EEPROM BAD During power on Unit has failed its E...

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Page 28: ...on 100 mV at pH 7 00 108 3 mV 91 7 mV at pH 6 86 pH Electrode Slope recognition 30 at pH 4 00 4 01 9 18 10 01 Input impedance 1013 Calibration point sensing Yes DO Salinity compensation 0 0 to 49 9 ppt manual Pressure compensation 600 to 1100 mBar manual Temperature compensation 10 0 to 50 0 C automatic Temperature Temperature sensor 22 KΩ at 25 C 4 20mA Output Input Select DO or pH user selectabl...

Page 29: ...f charge If you purchased the item from our JENCO distributors and it is under warranty please contact them to notify us of the situation JENCO Service Department alone will determine if the product problem is due to deviations or customer misuse Out of warranty products will be repaired on a charge basis RETURN OF ITEMS Authorization must be obtained from one of our representatives before returni...

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