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NovaLynx Corporation 
 

 

255-110x-B 

Page 9 

March 2021 

 

6.

 

Compare the actual readings with the expected readings at each measured point, and determine 
the Pass/Fail status. 

 

 

Remedial Steps 

 

If the white stripe is not between 12:00 and 1:00 o'clock at the starting point (9.00" or 228.6 mm), 
the sprocket may have slipped on the shaft and be out of position. 

 

If the readings on the display are progressively worse the farther the sprocket is turned, the 
potentiometer may be out of specification, or there is added resistance in the circuit. Check all 
connections.  

 

If successive readings are non-linear then the potentiometer may need to be replaced.   

 

The measured depth of water and the display will not agree when calibrated to the generic 
settings, because the amount of water required to raise the float is not accounted for. This is 
normal as the amount of evaporation is 

relative

 (i.e. the difference of two readings). If precise 

agreement is desired, the display can be re-calibrated (Section 2). 

Reassembly 

Refer to Section 7 for instructions on synchronizing the chain and sprocket. Replace the cover of the 
evaporation gauge. Fill the evaporation pan and take a reading after the water has settled. 

 

 

inches

millimeters

inches

millimeters

9.00" Starting point

9.000

228.6

±0.074

±1.9

Rotated 60°

7.333

186.2

±0.074

±1.9

Rotated 120°

5.666

143.9

±0.074

±1.9

Rotated 180°

4.000

101.6

±0.074

±1.9

Sprocket Position

Expected Value

Measured Value

Acceptable Limit

Pass Fail

Summary of Contents for 255-110-B Series

Page 1: ...M 20210324 255 110x B User Manual 255 110 B Evaporation Gauge Reader inches 255 110M B Evaporation Gauge Reader millimeters Evaporation Gauge Reader Phone 530 823 7185 Email nova novalynx com Website...

Page 2: ...items If packing facilities are not available take the equipment to the nearest Post Office UPS or other freight service and obtain assistance with the packaging Please write the RA on the outside of...

Page 3: ...ARD 4 2 INTRODUCTION 4 3 SPECIFICATIONS 5 4 CONNECTIONS 5 5 APPLICATION Evaporation Monitoring 6 6 APPLICATION Evaporation Logging 7 7 APPLICATION Evaporation Gauge Chain Installation 7 8 APPLICATION...

Page 4: ...e cover even in bright sunlight The NovaLynx 255 110x B Reader is pre calibrated using a generic slope with zero offset Since the float in the 255 100 Evaporation Gauge does not rise until a certain a...

Page 5: ...APORATION GAUGE RED Vreg WHITE Signal BLACK Gnd 1 2 3 Counter weight Float 255 110x B EVAPORATION GAUGE READER Screw Terminals Water DWG 890 0092 01 CAUTION To avoid damage to the display connect the...

Page 6: ...are discussed in their respective user manuals available at www novalynx com Each day or other regular interval connect the reader to the evaporation gauge following the instructions Section 4 Record...

Page 7: ...sistance is infinite and the readings from the gauge would be meaningless Chain Installation Using the Reader 1 Make sure the gauge is empty of water 2 Connect the reader Section 4 3 Turn the sprocket...

Page 8: ...The back side of the sprocket has similar ridges but none are painted 2 Connect the reader to the evaporation gauge and verify that it responds to small movements of the sprocket Remember the display...

Page 9: ...to be replaced The measured depth of water and the display will not agree when calibrated to the generic settings because the amount of water required to raise the float is not accounted for This is n...

Page 10: ...es are being changed FIRST Connect a USB cable from your logger to a computer USB wall charger or USB output battery pack The cable type is USB 2 0 A to Mini B 1 Open the battery door on the back of t...

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