SUEZ © 2018
DLM 71000-03 EN
Rev. B
Chapter 6: Setting Up Inputs and Outputs
Step One: Wire the Terminal Block TB3
The binary outputs allow the Analyzer to send signals to an external device. Binary outputs may be used
as an extra alarm to signal the Process Logic Control Center or System of the Analyzer’s operational
status. The Analyzer is equipped with four binary outputs located on the terminal block. Remove terminal
block TB3 and wire in the standard fashion.
Table 8: Binary Outputs on Terminal Block TB3
Step Two: Configure the Analyzer
Once the terminal block is wired, wire the next input/output or close the Analyzer door, turn on the
Analyzer, and proceed with the following instructions:
1. Press
SETUP
from the
Main Menu
to access the
SETUP
menu.
2. Using the
UP
and
DOWN
arrow keys, highlight I
NPUT/OUTPUT
and press
ENTER
.
3. In the
INPUT/OUTPUT
menu, highlight
BINARY OUTPUTS
and press
ENTER
.
• The binary output is a signal, which is sent from the Analyzer when predetermined conditions
are met within the Analyzer.
4. Press the
NEXT
to select a binary output to edit.
5. Press
EDIT
to edit the current setting for the binary output.
• The setting is highlighted to show that it can be edited.
To set the
THRESHOLD
level for the B
ORON ANY STREAM
or
BORON STREAM X
:
1. Press the
NEXT
key.
2. Use the
UP
and
DOWN
arrow keys to increment or decrement the highlighted digit.
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