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2. Assembly and installation

2.1 Transmitter installation 

Prepare a square hole of 135mm x 135mm on the panel box, and then insert the transmitter directly 
into the panel box. Fit the transmitter with brackets and fasten them with screwdriver. 

2.2 Illustration of panel mounting 

At least 180mm

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At least 

194 mm 

 

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Hole distances on the panel box 

135 mm 

135 mm 

Front view 

Hole size 

Mounting bracket 

Screws 

Mounting 
bracket 

195 mm 

Side view 

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Summary of Contents for PC-300A Series

Page 1: ...PC 300A Series Microprocessor pH ORP Transmitter Operation Manual...

Page 2: ...on 13 3 3 Wiring descriptions of transmitter 14 3 3 1 Illustration of electrical connection 14 3 3 2 Wiring of ATC probe and fixed temperature compensation 15 3 4 Illustration of accessorial transmitt...

Page 3: ...wiring input output connections and remove it before opening the transmitter s housing The installation site of the transmitter should be good in ventilation and avoid direct sunshine The material of...

Page 4: ...th digits and function indicators LCD display Analog Output Isolated DC 4 20mA output corresponding to 0 14pH or 1000 1000mV Low resistance DC output or DC 4 20mA output Control Setting 2 RELAY 4 RELA...

Page 5: ...then insert the transmitter directly into the panel box Fit the transmitter with brackets and fasten them with screwdriver 2 2 Illustration of panel mounting At least 180mm At least 194 mm Hole dista...

Page 6: ...emp probe W NTC30K W PT1000 W O a temp probe W a SG probe PP 100A PP 100AN PP 100AP PP 100AE Note 1 PP xxxA series is applied to 2 wire distribution only 2 PP xxxAE series is applied to 3 wire distrib...

Page 7: ...k 1 of round holder Fix the terminal of electrode coaxial shield on terminal block 3 See the instruction of junction box 7 Extend the cable to pass through Cable fixing gland E on Lower cover of round...

Page 8: ...mbine abovementioned items together by screwing them up with plastic screws E 2 3 3 Illustration of PP protective holder and L shaped holder support base 58 5mm 28mm 56mm 56mm 7mm 8 26 7 Plastic L Sha...

Page 9: ...al shield from sensor 3 Coaxial shield REF Green wire from temp probe 4 Green wire SG Red wire from temp probe 5 Red wire ATC Alternative 6 7 Alternative 8 09 5 Note It is necessary to make REF and SG...

Page 10: ...distribution the black wire should be forbidden ii 3 wire distributing system 8 09 5 Junction box pH ORP sensor Temp probe Coaxial 4 core wire 7202 F94009 BK OUT IN Transparent Transparent Transparent...

Page 11: ...emp probe SG probe 2 Coaxial shield SG Coaxial shield from sensor 3 Green wire REF Red wire from temp probe 4 Red wire ATC Alternative 5 6 7 Alternative Note 1 The black wire from temperature probe 8...

Page 12: ...al shield REF Green wire from temp probe SG 3 Green wire SG Red wire from temp probe TP 4 Red wire ATC Alternative NC 0 5 6 7 Alternative Note It is necessary to make REF and SG short circuited as 2 w...

Page 13: ...perature probe 8 26 3 NTC30K or 8 26 8 PT1K is used for two wire distribution the black wire should be forbidden ii 3 wire distributing system Note The jumper between REF and SG should be removed as 3...

Page 14: ...Green wire from temp probe black wire from temp probe SG probe SG 3 Green wire SG Red wire from temp probe TP 4 Red wire ATC Alternative NC 0 5 6 7 Alternative Note 1 The black wire from temperature...

Page 15: ...Wiring 3 1 Illustration of rear panel Note 2 Put the pH or ORP sticker once measurement mode is selected for convenience of recognition Note 1 Unused cable glands should be plugged with rubber plugs 1...

Page 16: ...mper which is regarded as compensation at 25 C with a built in jumper between them 2 If ATC probe or resistance is used a jumper should be removed Transfer a jumper from terminals of MTC to ORP as it...

Page 17: ...al relay Power Relay with our transmitters to activate surrounding equipments E COM NO Transmitter 100 240VAC Relay L1 Relay H2 Relay L2 100 240VAC Relay H1 COM NO NC NC COM NO COM NO COM NO Dosing pu...

Page 18: ...5 C 20 C R value 1000 1019 25 1038 5 1057 75 1077 Temp 25 C 30 C 35 C 40 C 45 C R value 1096 25 1115 5 1134 75 1154 1173 25 Temp 50 C 55 C 60 C 65 C 70 C R value 1192 5 1211 75 1231 1250 25 1269 5 Tem...

Page 19: ...gnal which also leads to convenience of onsite observation measurement and calibration Illustration of wall mounting type 1 Combine the sun shield and PH 300T transmitter by round stainless steel scre...

Page 20: ...S on transmitter PH 300T s terminal respectively connect to GLASS and REF of the transmitter F The I and I on transmitter PH 300T s terminal are output 4 20mA which can connect to devices that receiv...

Page 21: ...wire PT 1000 V Green wire 12V Red wire V Red wire 12V Note 1 It is necessary to make REF and SG terminals short circuited for PH 300T if 2 wire distribution system is applied with a built in jumper be...

Page 22: ...n wire 12V Green wire PT 1000 V Red wire 12V Red wire Note 1 It is necessary to remove a jumper betweeb REF and SG terminals for PH 300T if 3 wire distribution system is applied 2 The black wire shoul...

Page 23: ...nto a standard buffer pH4 00 or pH10 00 and adjust SLOPE button until it reaches pH4 00 or pH10 00 on display of pH 300T 3 If a transmitter is used with pH 300T together adjust CAL button on pH 300T a...

Page 24: ...g Pipe B Measurement in very variable water levels or lakes with a float 7202 PP 100A 8 SF01 Sensor Float C Flow through system 8 TF03 Sensor Flow through Chamber D 1 2 3 4 pipe mounted system 8 IF03P...

Page 25: ...ored however it has not without pressing it and it will go back to measurement mode in 20 minutes automatically and a new measurement will follow previous calibration data Note 2 If a sign on top of d...

Page 26: ...on display Press MODE to enter H1 on H1 RELAY test it turns on H1 RELAY action and Hi indicator with on H1 showing on display Press MODE to enter H1 off to turn off H1 RELAY action and Hi indicator wi...

Page 27: ...for lower point setup in high set point L1 is for lower point setup in low set point L2 is for upper point setup in low set point Note It is valid to turn H1 L1 H2 or L2 knob only when H1 L1 H2 or L2...

Page 28: ...of H2 Display setup of L2 Analog output of 20mA Turn on H1 relay test Turn off H1 relay test Turn on L1 relay test Turn off L1 relay test Display setup of H1 Analog output of 4mA Turn on H2 relay tes...

Page 29: ...and rinse it with distilled water and then place it into a vessel with pH4 00 standard buffer solution and shake it slightly for several seconds 7 When the readings become stable adjust the pH value w...

Page 30: ...rodes Replace the pH electrode if above two methods fail 5 2 Inspection of ORP electrode ORP electrodes require ORP standard buffers to check adjust its relative potential 1 Switch to ORP measurement...

Page 31: ...calibration data has been stored If without pressing it calibration data will not be stored and it will go back to measurement mode in 20 minutes automatically and a new measurement still follows prev...

Page 32: ...y adjusting Lo knob to make a test for Lo indicator Press MODE Note 1 to store L1 set point value After that it will go back to measurement mode with RELAY analog output on 4 Regarding the setting of...

Page 33: ...20mA at the moment 3 Press to enter H1 RELAY test and there will show on sign H1 sign on display Hl RELAY is in action and Hi indicator is lighting at the moment 4 Press and it will show oFF sign H1...

Page 34: ...ing and Lo indicator is being turned off at the moment 7 Press to return measurement mode 8 Regarding the setting of H2 L2 for PC 320A it is the same as above H1 L1 Note It will automatically go back...

Page 35: ...The junction becomes black The junction should be soaked in Thiourea HCl solution until being bleached METTLER TOLEDO 9892 Electrode Cleaner is recommended Contamination by grease or organic substance...

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