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Operation

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BA-42820-02-V03

Water sampling station 

EASYPRO

Operating instructions

9 Operation

When in operation, the device will display the main view with the current 
values and the status row with status messages.

9.1  Confirming a message

You can view device alarm, error and service messages in the status row. 
The status row flashes in the colour set for the message type. Inactive 
messages are displayed white.

You must confirm a message on the device to end the display of inactive 
messages in the status row. Active messages will still be displayed, even 
if they have been cleared.

Perform the following work steps:

1. 

When a message is displayed, press on the status row or go to the 
“Messages” menu.

2. 

Select one or more messages and press either “Confirm” or “Confirm 
all”.

The confirmed message is marked with a green tick.

ü 

Message confirmed.

History

You can follow the course of the messages in a history.

In the main menu, press “messages” and the tab “History”.

9.2  Logbook

The messages and service entries are saved in the device on a USB flash 
drive. You can display the files on the device or connect the USB flash 
drive to an external device.

The USB flash drive in the device contains the following logbook files:

Log

Format

Description

REPORTS

CSV

Messages

TREND

DAT

Trend data

SERVICE

CSV

Service entries

CHANGES

CSV

Changes to the configuration

SETUP

SET

Configuration

ADJUSTMENT CSV

Calibration

Tab. 39:  Logbook

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You can open and analyse CSV files with a suitable programme 
(e. g. MS Excel). You can also view all CSV files on the device.

9.2.1  View and open files

You can display the logbook files on the device.

Perform the following work steps:

1. 

Press the USB icon in the status row (below right).

The files saved on the USB flash drive will be displayed in a file 
browser.

2. 

Open one of the file folders.

3. 

Select the desired file and press “Open file”.

ü 

File opened.

9.2.2  Opening files externally.

You can open the logbook files on an external device once you have re-
moved the USB flash drive.

DANGER!

Mortal danger from electric shock!

When the device housing is open, you can touch live parts. There is the 
danger that you could suffer an electric shock.

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Ensure that the machine has been disconnected from the voltage 
supply and is not live when conducting work with an open housing.

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Secure the voltage supply against reactivation.

Pre-conditions for actions:

ü 

The voltage supply is deactivated before the start and secured 
against reactivation.

Perform the following work steps:

1. 

Open the housing.

2. 

Remove the USB flash drive.

3. 

Connect the USB flash drive with an external device and open it.

You can now access the logbook files.

ü 

Files opened externally.

9.3  Configure trend display

You can view the trend progression of up to four measured values in the 
last 24 hours.

Perform the following work steps:

1. 

In the main menu, press “Trend”.

The device will show the trend.

2. 

You can configure the display in accordance with your wishes. Press 
the “Display” tab and activate up to four values which are to be dis-
played in the trend.

Summary of Contents for Jesco EASYPRO

Page 1: ...ontrol Liquids Gases Systems Lutz Jesco GmbH 2020 BA 42820 02 V03 Water sampling station EASYPRO Operating instructions Read the operating manual The user is responsible for installation and operation...

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Page 3: ...3 4 MC C MD C MP C MK C 18 6 3 Water sampling station EASYPRO 1 1 2 2 MBB C MEE C 19 7 Installation 20 7 1 Installation location of the water sampling station EASYPRO 20 7 2 Wall mounting 20 7 3 Insta...

Page 4: ...ers to a potentially hazardous situation Failure to follow this instruction may lead to death or se vere injuries CAUTION Refers to a potentially hazardous situation Failure to follow this instruction...

Page 5: ...n Failure of required maintenance and repair methods n Risk to persons when working on the device n Danger to the environment from overdosing 2 3 Working in a safety conscious manner Besides the safe...

Page 6: ...ntion 2 4 3 Trained persons Trained persons have received training from the operator about the tasks they are to perform and about the dangers stemming from improper be haviour Trained persons have at...

Page 7: ...applications and can be deployed universally Its main application is to maintain the quality of water by evaluating the measurements of chlorine value pH value and Redox value as well as conductivity...

Page 8: ...Buffer solutions for adjusting each measuring cell The measuring cells are packaged separately and not pre installed 4 2 Design and function The water sampling station can continuously measure the lev...

Page 9: ...function here external stop 3 Parameter calculated here effective chlorine 4 Module for pH and Redox single rod measuring cells Control system 1 Controller 1 2 Controller 2 1 Controlling the free chlo...

Page 10: ...e g conductivity measuring cell 11 buffer solutions 12 Outflow tap Tab 5 Position numbers water sampling station EASYPRO 4 4 3 1 Main view The main menu view will appear upon the start of the product...

Page 11: ...P N S N 42820005 2 1 3 6 4 5 EASYPRO Fig 5 Rating plate water sampling station EASYPRO No Position 1 Product name 2 Technical specification 3 WEEE label 4 Serial number 5 Part number 6 Month year of m...

Page 12: ...nding on version Number of measuring inputs 2 3 4 3 2 x 2 Free chlorine Amperometric 3 electrode measuring cell with potentiostat DMZ3 1 mg l 0 15 dependant on the meas uring cell transcon ductance 0...

Page 13: ...Amperometric 3 electrode measuring cell with potentiostat DMZ3 1 mg l 0 15 dependant on the measuring cell transconduct ance 2 x 0 15 dependant on the measuring cell transconductance CS120 excess chlo...

Page 14: ...e with KCI gel filling Counter electrode Precious metal Copper Silver Measuring range 0 15 mg l Cl2 0 20 mg l Cl2 0 20 mg l Cl2 Transfer slope 20 30 A mg l Electrolyte Sample water Electrical connecti...

Page 15: ...asuring total chlorine Measuring cell GCM GCM GCM Measuring input Total chlorine Measuring range 0 2 mg l Clges 0 5 mg l Clges 0 10 mg l Clges Transfer slope 4 20 mA Electrolyte Diaphragm cap with ele...

Page 16: ...5 dependant on the measuring cell transconductance CS120 excess chlorine measuring cell mg l 0 10 dependant on the measuring cell transconductance Diaphragm covered measuring cell mg l 0 10 dependant...

Page 17: ...output e g for solenoid valve n Depending on the control deviation and the defined control parameters the relay pulls in or drops out for the set cycle duration If the cycle lasts 30 seconds and the c...

Page 18: ...sampling station EASYPRO 3 4 MC C MD C MP C MK C All dimensions in mm Fig 8 Dimensions water sampling stations EASYPRO 3 4 MC C MD C MP C MK C 500 42820001_5 Ma bild Messwassertafel EASYPRO 2 mit Abde...

Page 19: ...changes 200114 BA 42820 02 V03 Water sampling station EASYPRO Operating instructions 6 3 Water sampling station EASYPRO 1 1 2 2 MBB C MEE C 10 117 874 900 200 490 464 Fig 11 Dimensions water sampling...

Page 20: ...station PLEASE NOTE Hydraulic distortion of the measurement results Incorrectinstallationofthehydrauliclinescandistortthemeasurement results As a result the controlling of connected systems and contr...

Page 21: ...is available The voltage supply is deactivated before the start and secured against reactivation The housing is open Resources required Schuko plug Wire end sleeves 0 75 2 5 mm DANGER Mortal danger f...

Page 22: ...utput 3 green 7 LED output 4 red 8 LED output 4 green 9 10 LED output GND Ground for the LEDs 11 Disturbance variable input 0 4 20 mA 12 13 Analogue output 1 0 4 20 mA working resistance max 500 14 15...

Page 23: ...nic distortion of the measurement results Incorrect installation of the electrical cables can distort the measure mentresults Asaresult thecontrolofconnecteddevicescanbefaulty Do not route the connect...

Page 24: ...1 black BK 2 Temperature input blue BU 3 Conductivity measurement input brown BN 4 Conductivity measurement input white WH Tab 25 Terminal connection of the conductive input circuit board to the condu...

Page 25: ...20 mA The output connects a servomotor with or without feedback 3 2 1 Fig 24 Output circuit board with servomotor 20 mA Terminal Function Description 1 GND 2 Input feedback 4 20 mA 3 Output 4 20 mA T...

Page 26: ...parallel to the inductive load 3 Should it prove impossible to perform point 2 clamp the interference suppression element parallel to the relay output RC protection for relay connected 7 11 Connectin...

Page 27: ...ivity The connecting cables are already installed on the TOPAX MC controller and need only be connected to the measuring cells Pre conditions for actions The installation of the water sampling station...

Page 28: ...arameters n With a control output power of Y 25 and a maximum pulse frequency of 100 pulses min the controller would output 25 pulses min x Pulse length 2 sides pulse length n 0 3600 seconds cycle dur...

Page 29: ...or a timer Set the centre row of the control function Tab 18 Multi channel controller TOPAX MC measuring inputs on page 16 and press the right hand arrow Controllers 1 to 4 must be assigned to the out...

Page 30: ...e calculation Example If the factor 2 and the disturbance variable amounts to 42 the controller can be set to a maximum of the control variable Y 84 If the factor 0 5 and the disturbance variable amou...

Page 31: ...surement has a higher effective chlo rine content than is actually in the process water For high pH values sig nificant differences will therefore occur between the expected and actual disinfection if...

Page 32: ...ntroller tab 2 Working in the Controller tab configure the controller output and state the following information 3 Y alarm Activate the Y alarm The Y alarm is a safety cut out If the controller output...

Page 33: ...steps 1 In the main menu under System Outputs navigate to the Digital tab 2 Working under Digital output select the desired output 4 The free outputs will be displayed which you have configured as an...

Page 34: ...Ds Perform the following work steps 1 Working in the main menu under System Outputs navigate to the External LEDs tab 2 Working under LED select the desired LED 3 Configure the LED by entering the fol...

Page 35: ...puts and outputs and the adjust ment of the sensors are accessible here This level is required for de vice configuration and should only be operated by experienced users n 3 Level The service menu is...

Page 36: ...book i You can open and analyse CSV files with a suitable programme e g MS Excel You can also view all CSV files on the device 9 2 1 View and open files You can display the logbook files on the device...

Page 37: ...ells 1 and 3 for the left hand area Select measuring cells 2 and 4 for the right hand area Fig 32 View of the EASYPRO water sampling station as a double version 9 5 2 pH single rod measuring cell Cali...

Page 38: ...the entry with the green checkmark 1 point adjustment of the pH value completed 9 5 2 3 Offset compensation External influences can cause the pH value measured with the photome ter to deviate from th...

Page 39: ...y present The sensor is operated with sample water Perform the following work steps 1 Working in the main menu under Calibration navigate to the Sen sors tab 2 Working under Sensor select the sensor t...

Page 40: ...in the main menu under Calibration navigate to the Sen sors tab 2 Working under Sensor select the sensor that measures the con ductivity and which you wish to calibrate 3 Press the 1 points button 4...

Page 41: ...servomotor is switched on and has been connected properly The output has been configured correctly see Tab 20 Functions of the individual controllers on page 17 Perform the following work steps 1 Work...

Page 42: ...points menu item navigate to the Switching tab Set a checkmark against Switch setpoints automatically 2 Working in the Manual mode menu set a checkmark against Switch setpoints automatically You can u...

Page 43: ...he reference sets Set a checkmark here 2 Switch over Configure up to ten timer switches and state the fol lowing information 3 Off Active Switch on the timer 4 Time Configure a time at which the switc...

Page 44: ...ling station EASYPRO 4 on page 10 pos 3 as well as the outgoing hose connection from the outflow tap Fig 2 Water sampling station EASYPRO 4 on page 10 pos 12 and the measuring cell valve 5 Unscrew the...

Page 45: ...roller Tab 41 Maintenance intervals 11 2 Finishing maintenance Perform the following work steps 1 Make a note of the date and scope of the maintenance performed 2 In the Service menu navigate to the S...

Page 46: ...ow controller and open carefully 4 Replace all the O rings in the flow controller Lightly grease all the new O rings with silicone grease before insertion 5 Replace the diaphragm 6 Check all further c...

Page 47: ...2 Using the socket wrench unscrew the retaining nuts from the white protective plate and remove the plate 3 Using the socket wrench unscrew the two nuts from the input circuit boards which you need to...

Page 48: ...factory set configuration file unchanged and save your personal configuration in a new file Given problems with the configuration this enables you to return to a functioning configuration quickly Per...

Page 49: ...ample water inflow is soiled Check the visible parts and filter Fig 2 Water sampling station EASYPRO 4 on page 10 pos 3 for soiling and clean if necessary The LEDs are continually red The controller d...

Page 50: ...and use other chemicals for disinfection The TOPAX MC controller loses all settings after he has been disconnected from the network and then recon nected The battery is empty n Check that the battery...

Page 51: ...ss 2002 0x3536 transferred 2003 x Status of digital inputs Displays the terminal logic not the configured software function The individual bits are assigned directly to the input clamps Example 0x01 m...

Page 52: ...5 No type 2021 2022 x Measurement Number of positions after the decimal point see unit 4 bytes signed int 2023 x Unit Number Unit decimal places 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 mA A ppm mg l S cm m...

Page 53: ...x x Minimum and maximum alarm Write 0 clear alarm Read Bit 0 minimum alarm is active Bit 1 maximum alarm is active 2035 x x Y alarm Write 0 clear alarm Read Bit 0 Y alarm is inactive Bit 1 Y alarm is...

Page 54: ...ual mode 2107 2108 x x Setpoint 1 Number of positions after the decimal point see unit 4 bytes signed int 2109 2110 x x Setpoint 2 If 2 side control is active 4 byte signed int 2111 x x Xp Number of p...

Page 55: ...um alarm Sensor 1 minimum alarm Sensor 2 minimum alarm Sensor 3 minimum alarm Sensor 4 minimum alarm 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 2226 x Alarm status 2 If the bit is set the associated alarm...

Page 56: ...put 7 Digital input 8 Sensor 1 calibration not OK Sensor 2 calibration not OK Sensor 3 calibration not OK Sensor 4 calibration not OK Temperature 1 calibration not OK Temperature 2 calibration not OK...

Page 57: ...manufactured in accordance with valid good engineering practice In accordance with article 4 section 3 as a pressure device the EASYPRO does not carry CE marking and cannot be issued with a EU dec lar...

Page 58: ...requisitos sanitarios y de seguridad vigentes de las directivas de la U E citadas a continuaci n Esta declaraci n ser invalidad por cambios en el aparato realizados sin nuestro consentimiento 2014 30...

Page 59: ...es No Properties Corrosive Yes No We hereby certify that the product has been cleaned thoroughly inside and outside before returning that it is free from hazardous material i e chemical biological tox...

Page 60: ...one Date Address Contact person Manufacturer order no Date of delivery Device type Serial number Nominal capacity nominal pressure Description of fault Service conditions of the device Point of use sy...

Page 61: ...ional range Xp The proportional range Xp p proportion of a P PI or PID controller indi cates the amount by which the actual value X must deviate from the setpoint W so that the variable Y 100 If the c...

Page 62: ...value control 33 Logbook 37 Long term shut down 45 M Maintenance 46 Measuring cells 14 Open 3 electrode measuring cell 14 N Notes for the Reader 4 O Operation 37 P Personnel qualification 5 Personnel...

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Page 64: ...Copyright 2020 by Lutz Jesco GmbH Lutz Jesco GmbH Am Bostelberge 19 D 30900 Wedemark Phone 49 5130 5802 0 info lutz jesco com www lutz jesco com Operating instructions Water sampling station EASYPRO...

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