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4. Parameters of the input functions.................................................................................................. 14 

Input function "START" .................................................................................................................. 14 

Delay time Analysis start ............................................................................................................ 14 

Input function "STOP" .................................................................................................................... 14 

Delay time Analysis stop ............................................................................................................ 14 

Input function "Reset relay"............................................................................................................ 14 

Delay time Delete relay .............................................................................................................. 14 

Input function "Water meter" .......................................................................................................... 14 

Water volume 1 between the analyses ...................................................................................... 14 
Water volume 2 between the analyses ...................................................................................... 14 
Pulse interval of the water meter................................................................................................ 14 

5. Selection of the programmable output functions ........................................................................... 15 

Output: OUT 1................................................................................................................................ 15 
Output: OUT 2................................................................................................................................ 15 
Output: OUT 3................................................................................................................................ 15 
Activation of the output function..................................................................................................... 15 

6. Parameters of the output functions................................................................................................ 16 

Output function: Pulse signal ......................................................................................................... 16 

Pulse length................................................................................................................................ 16 
Number of bad messages .......................................................................................................... 16 

Output function: Permanent signal 1 ................................................................................................. 16 

Automatic delete function 1 ........................................................................................................ 16 
Number of the bad messages .................................................................................................... 16 

 Output functions: Permanent signal 2........................................................................................... 17 

Automatic delete function 2 ........................................................................................................ 17 
Number of the bad messages .................................................................................................... 17 
Activation through a fault............................................................................................................ 17 

Output function: Analysis is running............................................................................................... 17 

Analysis delay............................................................................................................................. 17 

Output function: Signal relay.......................................................................................................... 18 

Fault messages .......................................................................................................................... 18 

7. Activation of the buzzer ................................................................................................................. 18 
8. Recorder ........................................................................................................................................ 19 

Recorder output RC1 = operational sequence........................................................................... 19 
Recorder output RC2 = water hardness..................................................................................... 19 

9. Entering a code number ................................................................................................................ 20 

Service setting 1 and 2 ....................................................................................................................... 21 

1. Switching the metering pump on and off.................................................................................... 21 
2. Initiating a flush procedure and adjusting the electronics .......................................................... 21 

Test of the output relays..................................................................................................................... 22 

Activating and deactivating relays.................................................................................................. 22 

Installation of the instrument ............................................................................................................. 23 

Commissioning the instrument ......................................................................................................... 23 

Dimensions and drilling plan for the assembly ............................................................................... 24 

Measurement diagramme ................................................................................................................... 24 

Terminal plan ....................................................................................................................................... 25 

Internal connections ........................................................................................................................... 25 

Notes on connections......................................................................................................................... 26 

Mains input......................................................................................................................................... 26 
Mains output ...................................................................................................................................... 26 
Inputs ................................................................................................................................................. 26 
Relay outputs..................................................................................................................................... 27 
Recorder interface ............................................................................................................................. 28 

Connection and programming examples ......................................................................................... 28 

Replacing components....................................................................................................................... 31 

Instrument maintenance..................................................................................................................... 31 

Spare parts list..................................................................................................................................... 32 

Technical data...................................................................................................................................... 33 

 

Summary of Contents for SYCON 3000 C

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL SYCON 3000 C Analytical Instrument to Measure the Carbonate Hardness of Water...

Page 2: ...urement too low 6 Water hardness over underrun 6 Permanent signal 1 6 Permanent signal 2 6 Input functions 7 Start analysis 7 Stop analysis 7 Reset relay 7 Water meter 7 Output functions 8 Pulse signa...

Page 3: ...function 2 17 Number of the bad messages 17 Activation through a fault 17 Output function Analysis is running 17 Analysis delay 17 Output function Signal relay 18 Fault messages 18 7 Activation of th...

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Page 5: ...is opened Each measurement begins with an adjustable flushing phase This ensures that the water from the treatment plant is measured and not the water that has remained in the supply line since the l...

Page 6: ...splaying the last result i e Soft water or Hard water blink If both the control lamps Soft water and Hard water are blinking no analysis result is available e g after the instrument has been switched...

Page 7: ...it value appears with the symbols for an underrun of this limit and with the corresponding programming for an overrun of the limit value e g 160 mg l After the instrument has been switched on the valu...

Page 8: ...yed A horizontal line alongside the designation means Input not active A vertical line alongside the designation means Input active Output states O u t p u t s t a t e s P u l s e P e r m a n 1 M e s...

Page 9: ...fter 4 seconds the servicing phase is initiated You can recalibrate the elec tronics and switch the metering pump on and off See also the section Service setting 1 and 2 on page 21 You switch back to...

Page 10: ...ontaminated No flush occurred No water inflow Calibration necessary Electrical defect check connector Internal measurement too high A T T E N T I O N I n t r m e a s u r t o o h i g h A n a l y s i s...

Page 11: ...ervoir is filled or if an osmosis system is in op eration Analyses should only be conducted at certain times external timer Reset relay With this input it is possible to clear the relays of the output...

Page 12: ...tep 6 4 the number of bad mes sages is programmed after which the signal is ac tivated Permanent signal 2 The signal serves to trigger valves horns or signal devices that require a permanent contact d...

Page 13: ...ow measured value too high meas ured value too low These faults effect an analysis stop which must be deleted by hand Recorder output RC 2 A recorder at this output permanently registers the displayed...

Page 14: ...e next display appears However if no code number has been pro grammed in programme step 9 1 you must keep the PROGRM key pressed for approx 5 seconds until this display appears C H A N G E p r o g r a...

Page 15: ...the actual water hardness You can enter a correction factor within the range from 0 50 to 1 50 Limit value of the water hardness S t e p n o 1 4 L i m v a l u e 9 0 m g l Determine the value of the l...

Page 16: ...analysis delay entered A new analysis is only started if the previous one has been completed For this reason an analysis interval can be greater than that programmed in this sec tion Note If a water...

Page 17: ...the desired input function for the input INPUT 1 IN1 with the help of the key Stat Start analysis Rest Reset relay Stop Stop analysis WatMe Water meter Input IN 2 S t e p n o 3 2 S t a t S t o p R e s...

Page 18: ...e in the range of 1 to 99 sec onds Input function Water meter Water volume 1 between the analyses S c h r i t t N r 4 4 W a t e r v o l 1 1 0 0 c b m Enter the Water volume 1 after which a new analysi...

Page 19: ...n o 5 2 I M P P S 1 P S 2 A N A S I G O U T 2 P e r m a n e s i g n a l 1 Select according to programme step 5 1 the desired output function for the output OUT2 Output OUT 3 S t e p n o 5 3 I M P P S...

Page 20: ...rmanent signal 2 is so programmed that the ana lyser performs no more analyses before the value entered in programme step 6 2 is reached no further signal can be emitted Output function Permanent sign...

Page 21: ...s s a g e s 2 You can programme the number of bad messages limit overruns underruns after which the output function is activated Values from 1 to 5 can be entered With a value greater than 1 it is lai...

Page 22: ...ivation of the fault relay RF Refill indicator VH Measured value too high NI No indicator Stop VL Measured value too low BV Blank value too low 7 Activation of the buzzer S t e p n o 7 1 I N B V V H V...

Page 23: ...ss of the last analysis is continu ously displayed The scale of the display value can be programmed To this end a current initial value of 0 mA or 4 mA must be accorded to the hardness value of 0 degr...

Page 24: ...To prohibit unauthorised persons from changing programming values you can define a personal code number If you enter Code number No the current code number is deleted ATTENTION Note the newly entered...

Page 25: ...or N for No in order to switch the pump on or off Note On refilling the indicator after a display that the indicator is deficient this procedure need not be initiated since the instrument stops the a...

Page 26: ...re lie over 50 Otherwise the error message Blank value too low occurs on measurement Test of the output relays Using the KEY key you can activate the key function TEST for the F3 key in the output set...

Page 27: ...an be used as material for the supply line High grade steel or plastic pipes and pressure resistant hoses can be imple mented Commissioning the instrument 1 Filling with indicator Tilt the indicator s...

Page 28: ...ll mounting The brackets can be mounted twisted 90 to the left or right For mounting on a plate the in strument can be mounted from the rear side without brackets Use M5 screws The depth of the thread...

Page 29: ...put 1 PE PE 4 AmT 500 mA 20 21 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 1A 1 A 24 V 10 9 8 24 23 25 26 1 K 1 3 4 5 6 7 Relay output 1 Relay output 2 Relay output 3 22 PE Recorder output 2 Contact input 2 K 2 intern...

Page 30: ...s output voltage Inputs The analyser is equipped with 2 identical inputs for floating switching contacts It is only through the pro gramming in the programme steps 3 1 and 3 2 that they are allocated...

Page 31: ...s for the regeneration of treatment plants start contact for central control valves with their own pro gramme controller barrels PLC controls stop signal contacts for osmosis plants and fault alarm sy...

Page 32: ...ry analysis Programming 1 5 MAX Activation of the horn if the water hardness is exceeded applies to all outputs 5 1 IMP Generation of a pulse signal 5 4 IMP Activation of the horn function by operatio...

Page 33: ...Internal measurement too high VL Activation on occurrence of the message Internal measurement too low The programming of 1 5 in the case of OUT 1 applies to all outputs Floating fault signal contact a...

Page 34: ...order at RC 1 Function The recorder serves to log the activities of the instrument Different current values are allocated to the differ ent activities Programming 8 1 4 mA Analysis active 8 mA Analysi...

Page 35: ...e lever and tighten the hose somewhat 3 Removing the measuring chamber a Remove the metering pump hose b Unfasten the solenoid valve connector and remove it e Loosen and remove the sensor connectors f...

Page 36: ...ndicator pump assembly Hose for Iidicator pump without Luer coupling 19 mm Hose connection from indicator block hose pump without Luer coupling 12 mm Injector H Measuring chamber body Receiver LED Con...

Page 37: ...3 Pulse signal Permanent signal 1 Permanent signal 2 Analysis runs Signal relay Analogue outputs 2 Output 1 Status display Analysis active Soft water Hard water Refill indicator and Measurement fault...

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