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Figure 33

describes alarm state logic behavior on TPC display

, Front Panel LED’s and Alarm Relays.

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Figure 33: Alarm Conditions

* Reset is Input by TPC display menu, integral switch, remote switch, or Modbus command.

Summary of Contents for Sentry 5000-32-IT

Page 1: ...Document Revision B2 T12021 Sentry IT Fire Gas Protection Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Instruction Manual APPLICABILITY EFFECTIVITY Effective for all systems manufactured after May 2019 ...

Page 2: ...that is protected under one or more issued or pending United States and foreign patents Sierra Monitor and Sentry IT are trademarks of Sierra Monitor Corporation All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners This manual is licensed to users of Sierra Monitor products and may be copied in whole or in part The offices of Sierra Monitor are located at Sierra Monitor Corporation 199...

Page 3: ...cal User Interface GUI 20 2 6 2 Single Board Computer SBC 20 2 6 3 Commander Logic 20 2 7 Sentry InSite Appliance 21 2 7 1 Connecting to the Sentry InSite Appliance ProtoNode 21 2 7 1 1 Changing the Subnet of the Connected PC 22 2 7 1 2 Changing the IP Address of the ProtoNode with FieldServer Toolbox 22 3 SAFTEY NOTES 24 3 1 Introduction 24 3 2 Controller 24 3 3 Wiring 24 3 4 Sensor Modules Gener...

Page 4: ...48 8 5 Mode Pages 49 8 6 Alarm Management 50 8 6 1 Alarm Reset 50 8 6 2 View Current Alarms 51 8 6 3 View Current Warnings 52 8 6 4 View Module Trouble 53 8 7 Calibration Management 55 8 7 1 Remote Calibration 56 8 7 2 GlobalCal All 57 8 7 3 GlobalCal Gas Type 59 8 7 4 GlobalCal Select Modules 60 8 7 5 GlobalCal Select Zone 61 8 8 Access Management 61 8 9 History Management 62 8 10 System Manageme...

Page 5: ...ounting Dimensions 27 Figure 15 Analog Input Wiring 28 Figure 16 PSG Sentry Classic Wiring 29 Figure 17 Modbus Wiring 30 Figure 18 Top Board Relay Digital Output Wiring 31 Figure 19 Analog Output Wiring 32 Figure 20 Digital Input Wiring 33 Figure 21 Bottom Board Relay Wiring 34 Figure 22 AC Power Connections 35 Figure 23 DC Power Connections 35 Figure 24 Data Detail by Communications Method 37 Fig...

Page 6: ...ensor module connection Maximum of sixteen modules per loop Analog Input Stack The Analog Input Stack is comprised of a bottom board containing eight programmable relay outputs and a top board providing wiring points for sixteen 4 20mA inputs for sensor module connection PSG Stack The PSG Stack is the classic Sentry communication bus It is comprised of a bottom board containing eight programmable ...

Page 7: ... control systems or control rooms These external connections are not covered by this manual except as necessary to define the Controller connection or functionality In large facilities it is possible that gas detection systems include multiple Controllers that may not be identical to each other For purposes of this manual each Controller should be considered unique 1 6 Power Requirements The Contr...

Page 8: ...tain the same components but the components may be located in different positions 2 1 1 Enclosure and Front Panel Figure 1 shows the wall mounted enclosure with Front Panel components installed The front panel incorporates status indicators for Alarm red Warning amber Safe green and Trouble blue a Touch Panel Computer TPC graphical interface screen a Reset Button and a Door Lock Figure 1 Controlle...

Page 9: ...terface 5 AC DC Power Supply not required for controllers using DC power source 6 Optional accessory is mounted on the DIN rail 7 Power connections and fuses 8 Gland Plate floor of unit 2 2 Stacks Stack Assembly selection during the system design phase differentiates Controller configurations This section introduces the stack concepts and identifies typical Controller configurations Each Stack is ...

Page 10: ...Board has 1 Eight SPDT relays that are fully programmable via the Controller Commander logic 2 Eight removable connectors for the relay wiring 3 A rotary switch for setting the Stack address generally using the addresses 1 2 and 3 conforming to the 3 stack capacity in the standard Platform 4 Sockets for connection of any available Interface board LED s A Factory Test B Factory Test C Run Heat Beat...

Page 11: ...tory installed ribbon cable for serial data pass through to the SBC 2 Field connection for Loop A RS485 Modbus connections 3 Field connection for Loop B RS485 Modbus connections 4 Field connection for Trouble Relay 5 Factory installed wire and ribbon cable connections for power and inter stack communication 6 Termination Resistors for RS485 120 Ω impedance matching for long wire runs Each loop con...

Page 12: ...ire operation 3 Field connection for Trouble Relay 4 Factory installed wire and ribbon cable connections for power and inter stack and SBC communication Each analog loop connector has four positions to provide 24VDC power and isolated 4 20 mA signal wiring A terminal jumper located behind each connector is factory installed for two or three wire loop connection and can be moved to a four wire posi...

Page 13: ...p to eight addresses on each of the two loops The board polls sensor modules using PSG protocol and converts data into the common serial protocol for communicating with the SBC The board includes 1 Sentry Loop A eight field connectors to support PSG addresses A1 through A8 2 Sentry Loop B eight field connectors to support PSG addresses B1 through B8 3 Factory installed wire and ribbon cable connec...

Page 14: ...of the inputs and converts data into the common serial protocol for communicating with the SBC The Digital Input status can be used in Sentry Commander logic relay management algorithms The board includes 1 Eight Digital Input field connectors to support addresses DI 1 through DI 8 2 Factory installed ribbon cable connection for power inter stack and SBC communication Digital Input Stacks can be i...

Page 15: ... outputs are always 4 20mA scaled to match the full range of the sensor module input Values to be output via the Analog Output board are derived by Commander Logic The board includes 1 Analog Output field connectors 16 to support addresses AO 1 through AO 16 support 800 Ω max 2 Factory installed ribbon cable connection for power inter stack and SBC communication Analog Output Stacks can be install...

Page 16: ...providing control relays for higher power field devices All the standard relays and the Digital Output control relays are programmable via Sentry Commander logic processing The board includes 1 Eight Digital Output field connectors to support addresses Relay1 through Relay 8 2 Socketed replaceable 8 amp relays corresponding to the field connectors 3 Factory installed ribbon cable connection for po...

Page 17: ...ard The example stack includes 1 Carrier Card with address switch visible 2 Digital Output Card with replaceable relays visible accessible 3 Eight field connectors to support relay addresses 1 through 8 4 Eight field connectors to support relay addresses 9 through 16 5 Factory installed wire and ribbon cable connections for power and inter stack and SBC communication A maximum of three Stacks are ...

Page 18: ...are assembled to complete the controller hardware Although many combinations are possible Figure 11 describes how a set of Stacks connect and communicate with the SBC and the TPC display As indicated in the drawing the sensor module numbering varies by communication method Figure 11 Simplified System Overview ...

Page 19: ...ECTION 110 220VAC 60Hz 32ch 16ch 8ch A32 24VDC Regulated with 12 Amp Supply D00 24VDC w 8Hr BBU D08 FIELDSERVER OUTPUTS Sentry InSite with Modbus TCP IP and Allen Bradley EtherNet IP 0 Sentry InSite Advanced Graphic Consult Factory 1 Sentry InSite Wireless with Wi Fi 5 Sentry InSite Wireless with Cellular Wi Fi 6 Integrated Bridge with Custom InSite Consult Factory 9 Typical Controller constructed...

Page 20: ...ty communication devices 2 6 3 Commander Logic A very powerful software component of the controller is the Commander Logic Simple process blocks as listed in Figure 12 can be established to process multi point data resulting in logical relay states and analog output values Variable Description Block Function Process Block function such as a Flag Relay or Lamp Tag Name Name of the Function Block Fu...

Page 21: ...teway to a library of additional FieldServer serial and Ethernet protocols See Section 7 for a description of the InSite Appliance 2 7 1 Connecting to the Sentry InSite Appliance ProtoNode Connect a CAT 5 Ethernet cable straight through or cross over between the local PC and ProtoNode There are two methods to access the ProtoNode either by changing the subnet of the connected PC Section 2 7 1 1 or...

Page 22: ... 5 Highlight and then click the Properties button 6 Select and enter a static IP Address on the same subnet For example 7 Click the Okay button to close the Internet Protocol window and the Close button to close the Ethernet Properties window 2 7 1 2 Changing the IP Address of the ProtoNode with FieldServer Toolbox 1 Ensure that FieldServer Toolbox is loaded onto the local PC Otherwise download th...

Page 23: ...d be set to the IP Address of the connected router NOTE Do not change the DHCP Server State N1 DHCP Server State field NOTE If DNS settings are unknown set DNS1 to 8 8 8 8 and DNS2 to 8 8 4 4 7 Click Update IP Settings then click on the Change and restart button to reboot the ProtoNode and activate the new IP Address 8 Finally go back to the to FieldServer Toolbox device list and click the Connect...

Page 24: ...rd electrical installation procedures The chassis ground on the controller must be connected to earth ground 3 3 Wiring While the digital and analog communication methods used between the controller and gas sensor modules will greatly reduce problems associated with electromagnetic and radio frequency interference the manufacturer recommends that extra caution be taken where the installation is ne...

Page 25: ...er If this cover becomes clogged the response of the sensor will be reduced Protect the sensor from contamination by careful placement or by use of rain and dust shields Sensor modules must not be painted Paint may contain compounds which will contaminate the sensor Paint will cause clogging of the sintered metal cover and will cause difficulties during attachment of the calibration head or other ...

Page 26: ...roximate linear wall space required is 30 and the vertical space is approximately 75 This section describes the Platform for a painted steel wall mount enclosure Optional Platform designs such as rack mount versions contain the same components but the components may be located in different positions 4 3 Controller Mounting Prior to mounting the controller remove the conduit entry flange from the d...

Page 27: ...vide generic wiring guides for each stack type Project specific wiring drawings are generally supplied in the project submittals or data pack Install and terminate all input and output wiring based on the project data package supplied with the controller Reference the following figures for specific terminations Figure 14 Sentry IT Controller External Mounting Dimensions ...

Page 28: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 28 of 82 Figure 15 Analog Input Wiring ...

Page 29: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 29 of 82 Figure 16 PSG Sentry Classic Wiring ...

Page 30: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 30 of 82 Figure 17 Modbus Wiring ...

Page 31: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 31 of 82 Figure 18 Top Board Relay Digital Output Wiring ...

Page 32: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 32 of 82 Figure 19 Analog Output Wiring ...

Page 33: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 33 of 82 Figure 20 Digital Input Wiring ...

Page 34: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 34 of 82 Figure 21 Bottom Board Relay Wiring ...

Page 35: ...y power to the controller Controllers that have an AC to DC power supply installed on the upper wall of the enclosure require external AC power supply For continuous power it is advisable to use a UPS source Controllers that do not have an AC to DC power supply require an external DC source Figure 22 AC Power Connections Figure 23 DC Power Connections ...

Page 36: ...ess Keep a log of the module address settings to confirm there are no duplicate addresses 5 3 Discover Sensors To discover sensors touch the following keys and menu items on the TPC display M key five times System Management then E Configuration then E Manage Module Map then E Initiate Module Discovery then E Confirm with E Repeat this process until all modules show on TCP display The discovered m...

Page 37: ... Set Module Screen and Sensor Setup Form Parameter Modbus Analog 4 20 mA PSG Note Sensor Address Auto Discover by loop number and module rotary switch Auto Discover by stack number and channel number Auto Discover by stack number loop number and module rotary switch Refer to Figure 11 Module Type Auto discover Combustible Toxic or Oxygen Manual input Auto discover Combustible Toxic or Oxygen Gas T...

Page 38: ...ay Defaults Use the TPC display keys to apply new settings Display Type Banner Description Bar Graph None The first eight sensor modules values are displayed as dynamic value bars To view addition modules touch the down and up navigation keys to view additional modules Bar Graph System Safe Overlay Zone Screen None Zones are groups of modules configured in Commander logic The Zone Screen displays ...

Page 39: ... function of all relays Applicable tag names and specific system nomenclature The definition of the specific actions to test commission the system are beyond the scope of this manual and are normally provided by the specifying engineer or AHJ In general Every sensor module input should be stimulated to ensure that the correct display activates Every relay output should be activated via sensor modu...

Page 40: ...ks include Flags Relays Analog Output A special application of Commander Process Blocks creates Zones to allow sensor groups to be displayed on the TPC display Available Process Block name Zones 6 3 Managing Commander Logic Files Commander Logic is a CSV file The normal method for editing Commander Logic is to open the file in Excel edit instructions and then save as Userlogic csv To load a new Co...

Page 41: ...he IP address labelled on the appliance For the diagnostics page click the Diagnostics link centered at the bottom of the page 7 2 Security The default security access settings are User Name admin Password admin To change the admin password On the System View page click Profile on the top right hand side of the screen Click Settings Update password fields and click Change Password to save To add a...

Page 42: ...twork Settings To update Network Settings click the menu button found to the upper left of the InSite Quick View Page Section 7 4 Then click Network Settings on the menu that appears on the left Configure network settings as needed NOTE The Default IP Address is 192 168 1 24 and Subnet Mask is 255 255 255 0 Click Save Figure 26 Sentry InSite Network Settings Page ...

Page 43: ...ing their sensor number tag current reading and gas type Each sensor entry is color highlighted green safe amber warning red alarm or blue trouble Current active Events are also listed in the left column for easy identification of out of normal conditions Figure 27 illustrates a typical Quick View screen Figure 27 Sentry InSite Quick View Screen ...

Page 44: ... and Sequence Number To customize the tag names take the following actions At the Quick View screen click any sensor line to view the Module Details page On the User Module Tag line click Edit Use the parameter edit box to type the new name and click Save Figure 28 Sentry InSite Module Details Page Figure 29 Sentry InSite Module Details Edit Parameter ...

Page 45: ...icates safe condition Blue Flashing after power up indicates system power up in process Flashing during operation indicates a trouble condition has occurred Solid indicates the trouble condition still exists but has been acknowledged When the Controller is powered at least one LED will always be illuminated During safe normal operation only the Green LED will be illuminated 8 1 3 Reset Switch 5 Th...

Page 46: ...seven lines if present with the current first line being displayed as the last line Home navigation key displays the home screen Page Down navigation key displays the next seven lines if present with the current last line being displayed as the first line Detail Bar Displays a message based on a touch of the screen The message provides either the next action to be implemented or the data about the...

Page 47: ...en selected The following navigation rules apply to all screens unless otherwise indicated All menu page navigation begins by touching the Mode key Sub menu navigation may be scrolled by either touching the Mode key repeatedly or by pressing the Up and Down keys The primary menu screens include o Alarm Management o Calibration Management o Access Management o History Management o System Management...

Page 48: ...ndition Safe Display Zones without Banner Same as above except there is no Banner Display Modules with Banner Provides bar graph view of up to 8 inputs per page with multiple pages available When there are no alarms present a large banner displays Gas Detection System Condition Safe Display Modules without Banner Same as above except there is no Banner This is the system default view until a new H...

Page 49: ...m Reset View Current Alarms View Current Warnings View Module Trouble Calibration Management Global Cal All Global Cal Type Global Cal Select Modules Global Cal Select Zones Confirm Remote Calibration Access Management Unprotected History Management View History Report Clear History Report System Management Configuration Maintenance Module Summary Module listing About System Touch Panel Version Co...

Page 50: ...eded 8 6 1 Alarm Reset The Alarm Reset activity allows onscreen global acknowledge or reset of all applicable alarms To reset specific alarms use the View Current Alarms activity NOTE Typically global alarm reset is executed via the front panel Reset Switch The Alarm Reset function acknowledges current alarms and resets latched alarms To perform a global reset of all applicable alarm conditions To...

Page 51: ...w Current Alarms Touch Enter E key to select the option To reset the specific alarm Select the Alarm Touch E key to confirm the selection o Acknowledged alarms change from flashing to solid while cleared alarms disappear The Detail Bar will display Alarm reset confirmed Press E Touch E key To return to the Alarm Management page touch the Mode M key Select View Current Alarms Current Alarms ...

Page 52: ...Touch Enter E key to select the option To reset a specific warning Select the warning and touch E key see Current Warnings screen o Acknowledged warnings change from flashing to solid while cleared warnings disappear The Detail bar will display Alarm reset confirmed Press E To return to the Alarm Management page touch Mode M key Current Warnings Display Current Warnings Reset No Current Warnings V...

Page 53: ...ss to view or reset specific trouble conditions To view and manage current troubles Select View Module Trouble Touch Enter E key to select the option Figures below show the normal condition Figures below show Module trouble condition View Module Trouble Module with Trouble View Module Trouble Module Trouble Screen ...

Page 54: ... Reset Solid Solid Off Alarm Clears Off Condition clears before Reset Ackn Alarm Flash Flash On Alarm Clears Flash Flash On Reset Off Warning condition with Latch configuration Warning Solid Solid On Reset Solid Solid On Warning Clears Off Condition clears before Reset Warning Solid Solid On Warning Clears Solid Solid On Reset Off Warning condition with Non Latch configuration Warning Solid Solid ...

Page 55: ...n status and other information can be updated on the controller via Remote Calibration and then subsequently updated via the Sentry IT Controller Section 8 7 1 Sentry IT GlobalCal typically used for Modbus or PSG sensor modules has various modes that allows different ways to calibrate o GlobalCal All Calibrate all sensor modules Section 8 7 2 o GlobalCal Gas Type Calibrate all sensor modules of on...

Page 56: ...sing Confirm Remote Calibration NOTE Keep in mind that the output signal of the sensor module should be suppressed during calibration to avoid creating alarm conditions in the controller To update the date of calibration recorded in the Controller Select Confirm Remote Calibration then press the E Enter key on the Calibration Management screen All sensors from Analog Input Stack to PSG Stack modul...

Page 57: ...s have now stored their zero values Press E to move to the span gas step Apply Span Gas E when done The sensor modules will now store the highest signal sensor signal as the span value Apply the correct span gas type and concentration to every module to be calibrated Press E when complete GlobalCal Complete E to Operate Modules that responded correctly to the zero and span gas display the pre adju...

Page 58: ...Sentry 5000 32 IT Controller Page 58 of 82 Select Calibration All Calibrate Select Module Calibration Result Calibration in Progress ...

Page 59: ...d their zero values Press E to move to the span gas step Apply Span Gas E when done The sensor modules will now store the highest signal sensor signal as the span value Apply the correct span gas type and concentration to every module to be calibrated Press E when complete GlobalCal Complete E to Operate Modules that responded correctly to the zero and span gas display the pre adjusted reading and...

Page 60: ...omplete E to Span Sensor modules have now stored their zero values Press E to move to the span gas step Apply Span Gas E when done The sensor modules will now store the highest signal sensor signal as the span value Apply the correct span gas type and concentration to every module to be calibrated Press E when complete GlobalCal Complete E to Operate Modules that responded correctly to the zero an...

Page 61: ... E to Operate Modules that responded correctly to the zero and span gas display the pre adjusted reading and are ready to return to service Modules that did not respond correctly display Failed and return to their previous calibration states Press E NOTE Return to the first GlobalCal screen to view all mapped modules to determine if their due days have updated If there are failures use method 2c t...

Page 62: ...rted o A recommended Commander file protocol is to name tag all reported Flags or Relays with Capital Letters and to name tag un reported Flags or Relays with small case names To view the History Report Select History Management in the primary menu Press E Select View History Report Press E The History Report display includes the date and time of the event the source sensor flag or relay and the t...

Page 63: ...cess Configuration or Maintenance activities To access the System Management module From the Home page press Mode M key to sequence through the modes Select System Management module Touch Enter E key to confirm the selection Report Selection System Management Module History Report Display System Management Menu ...

Page 64: ...contains following sub menus Set Time Date Set Controller Id Set Password Set Module Set Commander Logic Set Display Defaults Manage Module Map To access the Configuration menu Touch Configuration Touch Enter E key to select the option Configuration Menu Module Configuration Sub Menu ...

Page 65: ...nter E key to select Select the Date field to display the screen keyboard Enter the system date as MM DD YY followed by Return key to complete the Date setting Select the Time field to display the keyboard again Enter the current time of day as HH MM 24 Hour time notation followed by Keyboard Return key to complete the Time setting Touch the E key to save the updates After Date and Time update is ...

Page 66: ...ller Select Set Controller Id Touch the Enter E key to select the option Select Controller Id field to display the keyboard Enter an identifier string of up to 17 characters and touch Keyboard Return key Touch E key to save updates After Controller ID update is complete touch E key to return to the Configuration Menu New ID Name Controller ID Menu Default Controller ID New Controller Name ...

Page 67: ...pdate is complete touch E key to return to the Configuration Menu To remove the password delete password characters starting from last character to the first character Touch Enter E key to return to the Configuration Menu 8 10 1 4 Log In Log in is required to access the protected functions The Login page is automatically displayed when it is required Alternately user can navigate to the Access Man...

Page 68: ...nsor module after full module discovery Select Set Module Touch Enter E key to select the option o System will display set of available modules Select a module number Touch E key to select the function After selecting a module number the system will display a set of parameters for individual sensors NOTE Module Discovery needs to be completed in order to set individual modules All fields are popul...

Page 69: ...h the keyboard return key Touch the Latch on Warning field Y or N from drop down menu Select Calibration Gas field from drop down menu Touch the Calibration Span field to display the Keyboard o Type the calibration span and touch the keyboard return key Touch the Module Tag field to display the Keyboard o Type the Module name and touch the keyboard return key Touch the Module field to display the ...

Page 70: ...to USB A csv file named userlogic csv will be put onto the USB under the Commander folder and the snapshot subfolder A snapshot subfolder will be automatically generated if none exists Sentry IT looks for the following directories and file names on the USB USB Folder Commander User Logic File Name userlogic csv Commander userlogic csv Copy Logic file onto USB Main sub directory Snapshot Commander ...

Page 71: ... respective line and press Enter o To view the concentration reading on any module touch the module bar and read the information bar immediately below o To view detailed information regarding the selected module press Enter E Module View o Sensor Modules are displayed as individual bars in a bar chart o When there are more than eight sensors on the system use the scroll bar on the right hand side ...

Page 72: ...odule Map allows facilities to perform the tasks shown in the Module Map Sub Menu 8 10 1 10 1 Initiate Module Discovery Module discovery is used to detect existing and newly installed modules Select Initiate Module Discovery Press E to start the discovery o Module Discovery scans all ports to identify existing and newly installed modules Once the process is complete Module discovery done press E w...

Page 73: ...mbers that are to be removed from the Module Map Press the E key to remove the modules 8 10 1 10 3 Clear Module Map The Clear Module Map function can be used to re commission the controller when a number of changes have been implemented As described on the Clear Module Map screen after a Clear Module Map instruction has been executed it will be necessary to re discover all sensor modules Delete Tr...

Page 74: ...ear Selected Modules Select Clear Selected Modules Touch Enter E key to select the function Select Desire Modules to be removed Touch E key to clear the modules Touch Enter E to return to Managed Module Map after Modules Cleared press E to continue is displayed Clear Selected Module Selected Modules End of Process System Restart ...

Page 75: ...concentration and alarm values are ignored by the controller logic process Select Ignore Active Module Touch Enter E key to activate the process Touch E key again to go back to Managed Module Map Menu The bars display colors to indicate that a sensor module has one of the following conditions Flashing Red Unacknowledged alarm Solid Red Acknowledged alarm Amber Warning Green Normal Safe Blue Troubl...

Page 76: ...ctive mode List of previously ignored module s is provided for restore operation Select Restore Ignore Modules Touch Enter E key to display the ignore modules list Select Module s to be restored Touch the E key to restore Touch E key again after Module Restored press E to continue message appears Restore Ignored Modules Module Restored Select Modules ...

Page 77: ... to the Module and read by the controller for display and alarm purposes Clear Forced Status Modbus only Select a module address and clear any forced condition Restart Module Restart module having the same effect as cycling power Force Clear Address Display Force Address Display TBD Clear Address Display TBD Test Lamps Test Lamps Causes each front panel light to activate in turn one time only Cali...

Page 78: ...and gas tag From the Home page press touch Mode M key to sequence through the modes Select the Module Summary module Press Enter E key The display will show the sensor modules in numerical order Scroll down the list as necessary to locate the module of interest Select the module of interest When the module parameters are displayed three screens of data can be scrolled Up and Down Module Summary Mo...

Page 79: ...Calibration countdown in days Calibration Gas Type Gas to be used for calibration Calibration Level Gas concentration for calibration Gas Range Measuring range of the module Display Gas Type Gas name for controller displays Warning Relay Warning level latch non latch setting Last Warning Occurrence Date time of last Warning Alarm Relay Alarm level latch non latch setting Last Alarm Occurrence Date...

Page 80: ...troller 2 00dA Firmware version for SBC Order 2015 1234 Sierra Monitor Factory Order Stack 1 Modbus 485 Function of Stack 1 Stack 2 Digital Input Function of Stack 2 Stack 3 Relay Function of Stack 3 Stack 4 Analog Output Function of Stack 4 From the Home page press touch Mode M key to sequence through the modes Select the About System module Touch Enter E key About System System Details ...

Page 81: ...Management Sentry InSite is standard to view logs and editing of variables and changes Mass Storage Flash Drive via USB port Connectivity to Modules Channels Up to 32 module addresses Channel Power 24VDC Communication Analog 4 20 mA 3 wire or 4 wire per ISA specifications Modbus RTU RS 485 Baud 38400 baud adjustable 2400 38400 Parity None Stop Bit 1 Data Bits 8 Flow Control None SentryBus Propriet...

Page 82: ...r on which original identification marks have been removed or altered This Limited Warranty also will not apply to interconnecting cables or wires consumables or to any damage resulting from battery leakage In all cases Sierra Monitor Corporation s responsibility and liability under this warranty shall be limited to the cost of the equipment The purchaser must obtain shipping instructions for the ...

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