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 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 

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OPTISYS TUR 1060

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01/2019 - 4007152501 - MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en

4.5.4  Connecting the sensor interconnect cable

CAUTION!

Always connect the sensor interconnect cable with the upper part of the device last of all! The 
reason is that if you connect the sensor interconnect cable before the internal wiring, energising 
the device with power could destroy or damage the device!

Figure 4-4: Connecting cable

Summary of Contents for OPTISYS TUR 1060

Page 1: ...Compact measuring system for turbidity OPTISYS TUR 1060 OPTISYS TUR 1060 OPTISYS TUR 1060 OPTISYS TUR 1060 Handbook Handbook Handbook Handbook KROHNE 01 2019 4007152501 MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en...

Page 2: ...any part thereof without the prior written authorisation of KROHNE Messtechnik GmbH Subject to change without notice 2 www krohne com 01 2019 4007152501 MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en Copyright 2019 by KR...

Page 3: ...stallation 14 3 2 Storage and transport 14 3 3 Requirements of the device 14 3 4 Installation order 15 3 4 1 Placing the desiccant pouch and the humidity indicator 15 3 4 2 Selecting site and mounting...

Page 4: ...response Signal Averaging 44 5 9 7 Resolution of the measured value 44 5 9 8 Display backlight brightness 45 5 9 9 Setting the units 45 5 9 10 Ultrasonic cleaning 46 5 9 11 RS 485 parameters Modbus 4...

Page 5: ...CONTENTS 5 www krohne com 01 2019 4007152501 MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en OPTISYS TUR 1060 7 2 Technical data table 59 7 3 Dimensions and weight 61 8 Notes 62...

Page 6: ...rd and immunity for industrial environments Low Voltage Directive Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement control and laboratory use in accordance with EN 61010 1 2010 Edition 2 0...

Page 7: ...n over the Internet e g when communicating by e mail may involve gaps in security It is not possible to protect such data completely against access by third parties We hereby expressly prohibit the us...

Page 8: ...ion To prevent any injury to the user or damage to the device it is essential that you read the information in this document and observe applicable national standards safety requirements and accident...

Page 9: ...warnings must be observed without fail Even partial disregard of this warning can lead to serious health problems and even death There is also the risk of seriously damaging the device or parts of th...

Page 10: ...sure that the device is delivered according to your order Check for the correct supply voltage printed on the nameplate INFORMATION Assembly materials and tools are not part of the delivery Use the as...

Page 11: ...3 Drain tubing 4 Backpressure valve allows adjustment of the amount of back pressure which helps to control the flow rate and elim inate small bubbles 5 Display LCD 6 Operation keys 7 Drain hose conne...

Page 12: ...he air a fan inside the device continuously circulates this heated and by the desiccant pouch dehumidified air around the optical well and the electronic device This features eliminates the need for a...

Page 13: ...equency through spring connections in the upper part of the device to a piezo transducer at the bottom of the ultrasonic cuvette The ultrasonic cleaning can increase the time between cleanings signifi...

Page 14: ...5 psi built in regulator set at 1 bar 15 psi Maximum allowable flow rate of the cuvette 0 1 1 5 l min 0 026 0 4 gal min Maximum fluid temperature 50 C 122 F INFORMATION Inspect the packaging carefully...

Page 15: ...per part of the device after removing you can discard the tube CAUTION Installation assembly start up and maintenance may only be performed by appropriately trained personnel The regional occupational...

Page 16: ...ecting it 3 4 2 Selecting site and mounting The preferred way of mounting of the device is wall mounting If this is not possible you can mount the device on any suitable level surface Irrespective of...

Page 17: ...ox power assembly at first Put the electronic device on top of the junction box power assembly and use screws M6 1 4 to fix it 3 4 3 Mounting dimensions INFORMATION The design of the device recommends...

Page 18: ...elivery For this purpose use hoses with the following specifications 1 4 inch OD flexible tubing Opaque hose material to prevent algae growth if direct sunlight can reach the hose CAUTION Do not conne...

Page 19: ...it is secured 3 4 6 Drain vent Select a hose diameter of 1 4 inches OD polyethylene or polypropylene Make sure that the hose is long enough to connect the drain directly to a suitable location Ensure...

Page 20: ...the cuvette with a soft cloth just before inserting it The dehumidification system cannot remove large droplets of water only residual moisture Figure 3 4 Procedure for inserting and fixing the ultra...

Page 21: ...e DANGER Observe the national regulations for electrical installations WARNING Observe without fail the local occupational health and safety regulations Any work done on the electrical components of t...

Page 22: ...de energise all cables before starting any installation or service work otherwise a perilous electric shock can happen CAUTION The device has a switching power supply which demands 100 240 VAC and 47...

Page 23: ...ER The device involves a line voltage that could endanger life Only qualified electricians are allowed to perform the electrical installation of the device Always note all local and government recomme...

Page 24: ...nnections are on the upper row The RS 485 and 4 20mA are on the lower row These connections are rated for a wire size from 12 30 AWG 0 05 3 mm2 either solid or stranded The terminals ALARM 1 and ALARM...

Page 25: ...e operates with differential levels that are unsusceptible to electrical interferences This is why the usage of cable lengths up to 900 m 2950 ft is possible Independent of the output mode analog or d...

Page 26: ...ing the sensor interconnect cable CAUTION Always connect the sensor interconnect cable with the upper part of the device last of all The reason is that if you connect the sensor interconnect cable bef...

Page 27: ...start up and typically 45 minutes during all following start ups at the same time the fully automatic drying process takes place i After the warm up the display shows the measured turbidity if a conti...

Page 28: ...multaneously the lower row displays the current scale and the upper row the measured reading The following drawing is an example for a display during normal operation Figure 5 1 Description of the dis...

Page 29: ...Using or to select each digit The flashing digit is the number that is currently being adjusted Press to move on to the next digit If the code is adjusted press to switch to the next item in the menu...

Page 30: ...pt the first number of the code i Now the second number of the code is flashing Repeat the previous step with the second number confirm the chosen number with the button Repeat the previous step with...

Page 31: ...pecifications Configuration CONFIG Configuration CONFIG Configuration CONFIG Configuration CONFIG mode for customer specific adjustments and preferred operation at any time during normal operation The...

Page 32: ...onally as they contain further information Main menu Submenu Parameter AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO Automatic Automatic Automatic Automatic Operation Operation Operation Operation This mode is the normal autom...

Page 33: ...LV ERLV ERLV Error Level 0 00 2 00 4 00 OFF BAUD BAUD BAUD BAUD Baud Rate 2400 4800 9600 19200 ADDR ADDR ADDR ADDR Modbus Address 1 255 ALM1 ALM1 ALM1 ALM1 Alarm 1 OFF HI LO Error S P Setpoint DLY Del...

Page 34: ...UNIT Display Units ntu Fnu CLN CLN CLN CLN Ultrasonic Cleaning On OFF PRTY PRTY PRTY PRTY Modbus Parity nOnE EvEn Odd STOP STOP STOP STOP Modbus Stop Bits 1 2 4MA 4MA 4MA 4MA 4 mA Adjust 200 200 20MA...

Page 35: ...he calibration mode the instrument has a time out feature that automatically returns to the AUTO mode after 15 minutes of inactivity The EPA and ISO recommend that on line turbidimeters be calibrated...

Page 36: ...on cuvette accounts for normal scratches and aberrations in the cuvette glass when performing a calibration The manufacturer supplies all his optionally available calibration cuvettes with indexing ri...

Page 37: ...justment slowly rotate the calibration cuvette about 5 clockwise and counterclockwise to find the lowest measured turbidity After finding out the lowest measured value of the 100 NTU FNU or 1000 NTU F...

Page 38: ...uitable devices Compare the turbidity values of both samples If they are very close then an offset calibration is not required and you can stop the procedure at this step If both samples differ substa...

Page 39: ...as determined an error during the calibration procedure The reason for this error message is that either the calibration liquids were bad or they were inserted in the wrong order You may find a remedy...

Page 40: ...ttons and to define the upper turbidity limit which is assigned to the 20 mA output level and press i The device switches to the next menu item i e Error level INFORMATION While in calibration or conf...

Page 41: ...tion of the I O port Use the buttons and to select one of the predefined baud rates options 2400 4800 9600 or 19200 and press i The device switches to the next menu item Use the buttons and to select...

Page 42: ...two options Delay on Delay on Delay on Delay on with this option you can define a time period the turbidity level must exceed the alarm set point for this time period before the alarm starts Example i...

Page 43: ...has to be OFF is set The display switches back to the selection of the desired work mode but this time for the second alarm relay Repeat the procedure described in this section for the second alarm re...

Page 44: ...is function you can adjust the speed of response for both the displayed NTU FNU value and the output values i e of the RS 485 or the 4 20 mA output The default setting is 10 the adjustable range is 1...

Page 45: ...Changing a setting and switching to the next item Use the buttons and to change the setting Accept your selection by pressing i The device switches to the next item of the menu The display backlight...

Page 46: ...buttons and to change the setting Accept your selection by pressing i The device switches to the next item of the menu The RS 485 parameters are only adjustable and so appear if the RS 485 interface i...

Page 47: ...exactly 4 mA or 20 mA at your multimeter or control system This setting will be slightly different on each device as the manufacturer sets them to 4 00 mA and 20 mA before shipping The limits are 4 m...

Page 48: ...Download logged file This menu is used to download CSV files to a flash drive The selections are No download NO Calibration file only CAL All Files ALL or individual month Jan Feb Once the data stick...

Page 49: ...ng i The device switches to the next item of the menu 5 9 18 Update software The software version can be determined by pressing and holding down the and buttons for about 1 second The first number sho...

Page 50: ...d the system will automatically turn off and restart The entire process takes about 60 seconds to complete 5 10 Reset to factory calibration Proceed as follows to reset the device to the factory calib...

Page 51: ...her there are three types of fault messages Warnings If the desiccant becomes saturated only a screen warning of DESC will appear Other warnings are ALM1 or ALM2 will be displayed if an alarm is set a...

Page 52: ...e manufacturer FLOW FLOW FLOW FLOW bottom row of display only if flow switch is installed Error Sample flow stopped Restore sample flow contact manufacturer for further information LAMP LAMP LAMP LAMP...

Page 53: ...d by appropriately trained personnel The regional occupational health and safety directives must always be observed INFORMATION Each time a housing cover is opened the thread should be cleaned and gre...

Page 54: ...because of to much moisture or water on the cuvette the message DESC appears on the display 6 2 2 Replacing desiccant pouch and humidity indicator The device monitors the replaceable desiccant pouch c...

Page 55: ...wear and tear under normal operating conditions 6 5 Spare or accessory parts INFORMATION For more precise information please contact your local sales office Spare or accessory part Order code Desiccan...

Page 56: ...rding the health and safety of the personnel the manufacturer may only handle test and repair returned devices that have been in contact with products without risk to personnel and environment This me...

Page 57: ...e when it is returned Date Signature Stamp LEGAL NOTICE Disposal must be carried out in accordance with legislation applicable in your country Separate collection of WEEE Waste Electrical and Electron...

Page 58: ...asured with the 90 scattered light method Light source and receiver are positioned in a 90 angle to each other The light transmitted from the source is directed in equal strength to the reference rece...

Page 59: ...U FNU factory configured Design The measurement system consists of a sensor and a signal converter and is only available as compact version Display and user interface Display and user interface Displa...

Page 60: ...NEMA 4X Installation conditions Dimensions For detailed information refer to Dimensions and weight on page 61 Weights Instrument weight 1 8 kg 4 0 lbs Shipping weight 2 8 kg 6 17 lbs Materials Sensor...

Page 61: ...w krohne com 01 2019 4007152501 MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en 7 3 Dimensions and weight Shipping weight 2 8 kg 6 17lbs Dimensions mm a 208 8 19 b 51 2 0 c 88 77 3 5 d 30 1 18 e 87 3 43 f 148 5 83 g 133 7...

Page 62: ...8 NOTES 62 OPTISYS TUR 1060 www krohne com 01 2019 4007152501 MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en...

Page 63: ...NOTES 8 63 OPTISYS TUR 1060 www krohne com 01 2019 4007152501 MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en...

Page 64: ...vices Head Office KROHNE Messtechnik GmbH Ludwig Krohne Str 5 47058 Duisburg Germany Tel 49 203 301 0 Fax 49 203 301 10389 info krohne com KROHNE 01 2019 4007152501 MA OPTISYS TUR 1060 R01 en Subject...

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