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Direct and Addressable Line text

The FMC-60 system measures data on all active sensors.

Direct sensors are done sequentially but addressable sensors send their data periodically
when available (every few seconds).

Each sensor has a text description (stored on the main pcb, not in the sensor) which
describes physically where it is in the system and this text appears on the LCD as the
most recent measurement is displayed. Using Engineering mode, this text can be altered
from the default text to something more meaningful.

Editing this text is either manual using buttons and the LCD or by sending a text file from
the PC. The latter is much faster and is preferred. The manual mode is activated from
Engineers menu 17 which presents the direct 4-20 channels text first followed by the
Addressable text.

Pr (4) or - (2) changes which channel is to be altered and pressing UP (1) button
enters the text editing mode for this channel. The + and - buttons now move a cursor
under the text and UP and DOWN alter the character at this cursor position. When editing
is finished for this channel, press SELECT to exit the editing which returns to allow
changes on another channel by pressing the UP button again. Alternately pressing
SELECT will exit the direct 4-20 channel text and enter the Addressable channel text
selection. Again the buttons are used in exactly the same way to change the text
description for networked Addressable sensors.

SELECT when pressed will exit the manual mode and save the text changes in non
volatile memory on the main PCB and return to the Engineers menu.

See also DATA to and from a PC using HyperTerminal which allows a much quicker
method of editing using a PC.

Holding the Display

As the sequence of displaying the gas occurs, it may be required to stop on a particular
channel for maintenance. 

This can be achieved using the + (4) button on the front panel which when pressed will
hold the current sample for 999 seconds. A countdown is displayed on the LCD showing
that hold is in progress. At the end of this time normal display sequencing will resume.

The gas values displayed on the LCD during hold are still the current live readings from
the sensors. 

Hold can be removed at any time by pressing the + (4) button for a second time.

As the sequence of displaying continues it is sometime required for maintenance to
choose another sensor for display and this can be achieved using UP (1).

This button when pressed terminates the current display it moves to the next displayed
channel and if pressed continuously, this button will step through all available sensors
When  the desired channel is reached and the button released, press + (4) to hold this
display for 999 seconds. Pr (4) will release the system back to normal.

Summary of Contents for FMC-60

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Page 2: ...gas sensors 18 64 Addressable gas sensors 19 Cell replacement on FMC 60 sensors sensor calibration 19 Setting the Time to Alarm 19 Setting Alarm Levels 19 Alarm Relay off timers 20 Voting Relays 20 T...

Page 3: ...ikewise dimmable LEDs internal and external give additional status information Many parameters including a text description of the location of a sensor are programmable via user and engineers menus an...

Page 4: ...e alarms covering the requirements of 15 minute and 8 hour measurements Additionally all 8 onboard relays and the first 16 of the external relays have a programmable delay to de energise parameter whi...

Page 5: ...ection 4 time weighted unlatching Outputs 24Vdc 250mA none inductive loads Specific end user voting relays RS232 data log up to 10 metre CAN bus up to 1Km Modbus slave to an external Modbus Master up...

Page 6: ...ton 4 will stop the cycle on the current sensor for 999 seconds If a new alarm occurs the display will show this sensor The type of gas and the text associated with this sensor is displayed The third...

Page 7: ...iled CAN fail I Amber on if any addressable sensor has stopped communicating Modbus fail I Amber on if the Modbus master has stopped communicating System Inhibit I Amber on if the system is not checki...

Page 8: ...mode it is used to increment parameters which are being modified Button 5 is the DOWN button Used when decrementing items in the engineers menu Button 6 is the DIM button It is used for dimming the LE...

Page 9: ...4 times Engineer s password is defaulted to 4 pressed 4 times Changing the user password is described later The engineer s password cannot be changed This is the complete list of user and engineer men...

Page 10: ...enter the Addressable channel text selection Again the buttons are used in exactly the same way to change the text description for networked Addressable sensors SELECT when pressed will exit the manua...

Page 11: ...a particular sensor A front panel led will illuminate if any sensor is inhibited Choosing ENGINEERS menu 14 the UP and DOWN buttons select which of the direct 4 20 inputs will be inhibited The 4 and...

Page 12: ...ane lel BUT_LEL 23 Butane lel FLAM_LEL 24 Flammable lel WATER 25 0 100 O2RR 26 Oxygen 0 25 two rising alarms NH3ppm 27 Ammonia 1000ppm NH3 vol 28 Range 5 0 HF 29 Hydrogen Flouride 0 10ppm DewP 30 Dewp...

Page 13: ...o give a more acceptable level of illumination in subdued control room conditions The DIM 6 button on the main panel when pressed will toggle the brightness between maximum and dimmed for both The lev...

Page 14: ...ays using engineers menu 23 Event to Relay Modbus set up and indicators Modbus is a means of obtaining data from the gas detection system via a MODBUS master controller The FMC 60 system is a SLAVE to...

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Page 16: ...presses on that repeater should be accepted by this FMC 60 Pressing SELECT 3 again return to the ENGINEERS menu Using ENGINEERS menu 34 the baud rate used by Modbus can be changed Pressing UP 1 and D...

Page 17: ...he gasses on any sample line have changed together with the date and time of the change Event log 9 The events listed in appendix 1 are logged internally in the FMC 60 system A total of 99 events can...

Page 18: ...click START PROGRAMS ACCESSORIES COMMUNICATIONS HYPERTERMINAL and set the hyper terminal to COM1 at 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit no handshake then select Transfer and Capture text a filename is s...

Page 19: ...he end of the text Note with the exception of X using T G H etc sets the parameters for addressable sensors Text lines after X is ignored If an X is not included in the file then the panel will eventu...

Page 20: ...user password If this password has been forgotten then simply change it to a new known password Calibrating Gas Sensors see setup procedure for sensors page 39 42 16 direct 4 20mA gas sensors Each of...

Page 21: ...enu 26 the time in seconds required to detect a direct 4 20 alarm can be set to a maximum value of 60 seconds This is useful in certain installations where transient gas presence is allowed and gas de...

Page 22: ...menu 25 the direct 4 20 channels are displayed UP 1 and DOWN 5 buttons will display which groups this channel is in whilst the 4 and 2 buttons change the channel being viewed If a channel was in group...

Page 23: ...60 panel In fact the data displayed on the repeater board is transmitted from the main panel Likewise pushing buttons on the repeater are transmitted to the main panel and are used by the main panel a...

Page 24: ...increase with the passage of time Ventilation of the room will of course alter the situation significantly but it should be remembered that if the ventilator is not at ceiling level a dangerous conce...

Page 25: ...bles and outgoing alarm annunciation Sensor cables to be electrically shielded steel wire armoured or screened cable Sensor cables to be run separately from power cables Field cables which are termina...

Page 26: ...o and that all other indicators are normal TWICE YEARLY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 1 All zeros at the control unit to be checked logged and aligned 2 Each detector to be gas tested and reading logged sensit...

Page 27: ...u 6 Edit Company Text The fourth line of the LED display alternates between time and compant text This text can be edited to show the site or installer details 7 Lamp Test This menu will illuminate al...

Page 28: ...sensor to be inhibited using the and to toggle the state The LCD indicates whether inhibited or not and the UP and DOWN buttons change the channel Note that only channels with active sensors can be i...

Page 29: ...Zero and Span Normally a gas sensor will be calibrated as a separate item but minor adjustments to the readings of any of the four gasses can be made at the panel using this menu Use UP and DOWN initi...

Page 30: ...this menu allows you to set the delay in seconds Use Up and DOWN to select which of the 8 relays to set described in words and then and to alter the time The minimum time is 1 second and the maximum i...

Page 31: ...up HyperTerminal on your PC and then waits for data to be sent in a prescribed format ending in x When the text has been sent any valid data is stored Bad data and comments are ignored Valid command...

Page 32: ...u to inhibit the battery alarm first and by pressing SELECT then the mains alarm The and buttons toggle whether or not each alarm is inhibited this is displayed on the LCD Pressing SELECT will exit th...

Page 33: ...ower CanComms Battery ev 1 2 3 4 4321FOHL Local energised relays E00000001 hfedcba987654321 Remote energised relays R0000000000000011 hfedcba987654321 Direct fault relay patterns h01 0100000000000001...

Page 34: ...alarm bits 49 64 channel 1 alarm bit 0 is chan 49 etc Can Chan 173 high alarm bits 1 16 channel 1 alarm bit 0 is chan 1 etc Can Chan 174 high alarm bits 17 32 channel 1 alarm bit 0 is chan 17 etc Can...

Page 35: ...Appendix 5 Toxic DIL header configurations These links configure the electrochemical cell and the table below show some typical values used 34...

Page 36: ...utput When programming the sensor processor the Run and Prog slide switch SW2 is set to Prog but under normal circumstances this switch should be in the Run position The Reset push button SW1 when pre...

Page 37: ...r terminals can be selected to run out to the sensors Hi Lo Ov Hi Lo Ov Hi Lo Ov Hi Lo Ov Hi Lo Ov Hi Lo Ov CAN relay unit Repeater panel Sensors Hi Lo Ov Hi Lo Ov Control Panel 24 Hi Lo 0v Sensor Add...

Page 38: ...37 Fig 3 Circuit Board details Processor PCB Power supply and Input Outputs...

Page 39: ...38 Fig 4 Enclosure Detail 315mm 265mm 100mm 278mm 228mm DIM 6 RESET 7 Select 3 1 2 4 5 F A I FMC 60 DIM 6 RESET 7 Select 3 1 2 4 5 F A I FMC 60...

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