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Servicing

Terminal Block and Cable Kits

Thermo Fisher Scientific

Partisol 2000

i

and Partisol 2000

i

-D Instruction Manual

12-9

The terminal block and cable kits provide a convenient way to connect
devices to the instrument. These kits break out the signals on the rear panel
connector to individual numbered terminals.

Two types of terminal block and cable kits are available. One kit is for the
DB37 connectors and can be used for either the analog output connector
or the relay output connector. The other kit is for the DB25 connector and
can be used for the optional I/O expansion board. For associated part
numbers, refer to “

External Device Connection Components

” on page

12-

8

.

Each kit consists of:

●

one six-foot cable

●

one terminal block

●

one snap track

Note

Supporting all of the connections on units with the optional I/O

expansion board requires:

▲

●

two DB37 kits

●

one DB25 kit

Table 12–4

identifies the optional individual cables that are available for

the instrument and

Table 12–5

provides the cable color codes. For

associated part numbers, refer to “

External Device Connection

Components

” on page

12-8

.

Note

Table 12–5

provides the color coding for both 25-pin cables and 37-

pin cables. Color codes for pins 1-25 are for 25-pin cables; color codes for
pins 1-37 are for 37-pin cables.

▲

Table 12–4.

External Cables

Description

Cable Length

DB37M to open end

Six feet

DB37F to open end

Six feet

DB25M to open end

Six feet

RS-232 or RS-485

Six feet

Terminal Block

and Cable Kits

External Cables

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Summary of Contents for Partisol 2000i

Page 1: ...Partisol 2000i Air Sampler Partisol 2000i D Dichotomous Air Sampler Instruction Manual Part Number 110735 00 14Apr2015...

Page 2: ...ns terms and pricing are subject to change Not all products are available in all countries Please consult your local sales representative for details Thermo Fisher Scientific Air Quality Instruments 2...

Page 3: ...entific has contracted with one or more recycling disposal companies in each EU Member State and this product should be disposed of or recycled through them Further information on Thermo Fisher Scient...

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Page 5: ...ovides procedures for handling exchanging and transporting filters Chapter 4 Partisol 2000i Inlet Conversion provides procedures for configuring the Sampler with a variety of inlet systems Chapter 5 O...

Page 6: ...ommunications Using iPort or RPComm describes RPComm communications software package which provides interactive remote communications with Partisol instrumentation Appendix E AK Protocol provides a de...

Page 7: ...ert Description WARNING If the Sampler is mounted on a stand it could fall or tip over in high wind conditions if the stand is not properly anchored The service procedures in this manual are restricte...

Page 8: ...a naphtha cleaning solvent Do not place the LCD module near organic solvents or corrosive gases Do not shake or jolt the LCD module Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the...

Page 9: ...0529 Issued 2001 01 01 Ed 2 1 Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures IP Code COR No 1 2003 COR No 2 2007 COR No 3 2009 This operating manual includes references to the U S Environmental Protecti...

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Page 12: ...About This Manual Where to Get Help viii Partisol 2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual Thermo Fisher Scientific...

Page 13: ...3 Partisol Stand 2 7 Hardware Considerations 2 10 Filter Compartment Fan Operation 2 10 Pump Fan Operation 2 10 Electronics Compartment Heater Operation 2 11 Turning on the Partisol Sampler 2 11 Adju...

Page 14: ...thod Definition 6 2 Basic Sampling Method 6 2 Time 2 Sampling Method 6 2 Advanced Filter Method 6 3 Default Filter Type 6 4 Sample Flow Rate 6 4 Default Sample Times 6 5 Start Time 6 5 Default Sample...

Page 15: ...Pressure Calibration 8 3 Filter Compartment Temperature Calibration 8 4 Filter Temperature Calibration 8 4 Flow Calibration 8 5 Flow Calibration Setup 8 5 Flow Calibration Partisol 2000i 8 6 Flow Cali...

Page 16: ...9 22 Trigger Method 9 22 Setup Trigger 1 3 9 23 Signal 9 23 Minimum and Maximum Trigger 9 23 System Setup 9 24 Average Temperature 9 24 Standard Temperature 9 24 Average Pressure 9 25 Standard Pressur...

Page 17: ...40 Prepend Timestamp 9 41 Add Flags 9 41 Item Number 9 41 Measurements 9 41 Other Measurements 9 42 Analog Inputs 9 43 Non Measurements 9 44 TCP IP Settings 9 45 Use DHCP 9 46 IP Address 9 46 Netmask...

Page 18: ...9 59 Reset Flow Cal 9 59 Flow Constant A B 9 60 Ambient RH 9 60 Leak Checks 9 60 Leak Check Internal 9 61 Leak Check External 9 61 System Status 9 62 Status Codes 9 62 Alarms 9 64 USB Menu 9 65 USB Po...

Page 19: ...g Input Configuration 9 85 Descriptor 9 85 Units 9 86 Decimal Places 9 86 Number of Table Points 9 87 Table Point 9 87 Volts 9 87 User Value 9 88 Set Serial Number 9 88 Options Menu 9 88 Enable I O Bo...

Page 20: ...aintenance Partisol 2000i D 10 12 Virtual Impactor Cleaning Partisol 2000i D 10 13 V Seals Cleaning and Replacement 10 15 In Line Filters Replacement 10 18 Service Locations 10 19 Troubleshooting 11 1...

Page 21: ...st B 3 Measurements B 7 Diagnostics B 10 Datalogging B 11 Keys Display B 18 Hardware Configuration B 20 Communications Configuration B 22 I O Configuration B 29 Record Layout Definition B 35 Format Sp...

Page 22: ...ection D 7 Downloading Stored Data D 11 Setting the Storage Pointer Positions D 11 Downloading Data D 12 Manipulating Downloaded Data D 14 Copying Data to the Clipboard D 14 Storing Data to a File D 1...

Page 23: ...assette Shown on Right 3 4 Figure 3 3 Filter Cassette Carrier in Transport Container for Partisol 2000i 3 4 Figure 3 4 Filter Cassette Carrier 2000i D 3 5 Figure 3 5 Gripping handle of Filter Exchange...

Page 24: ...1 Figure 8 4 Filter Exchange Closed 8 11 Figure 8 5 Flow Calibration Cassette in the Back Position 8 12 Figure 8 6 Dual Filter Holder in the Filter Exchange 8 13 Figure 8 7 Filter Exchange Closed 8 13...

Page 25: ...Connection Type Screen D 7 Figure D 6 AK Protocol Setup Screen D 8 Figure D 7 Communication Port Setup Screen D 9 Figure D 8 Save Connection Group Screen D 10 Figure D 9 Main Screen D 10 Figure D 10 S...

Page 26: ...Figures xxii Partisol 2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual Thermo Fisher Scientific...

Page 27: ...Pin Descriptions 11 13 Table 11 5 Partisol Measurement Interface Board Connector Pin Descriptions 11 17 Table 11 6 I O Expansion Board Optional Connector Pin Descriptions 11 21 Table 12 1 Partisol 20...

Page 28: ...o Fisher Scientific Table C 1 Read Coils for 2000i and 2000i D C 9 Table C 2 Read Registers for 2000i and 2000i D C 9 Table C 3 Write Coils for 2000i and 2000i D C 11 Table D 1 Communication Parameter...

Page 29: ...f the Sampler s advanced features and product specifications see the following topics Overview on page 1 1 Advanced Features on page 1 4 Partisol 2000i Configuration on page 1 7 Partisol 2000i D Confi...

Page 30: ...er agencies may require the use of different media for regulatory sampling and other media is available for special applications The updated design of the samplers utilizes a common enclosure and othe...

Page 31: ...with adapter is installed inside the enclosure For PM2 5 sampling the U S EPA requires the use of VSCC or WINS Impactor after the PM10 inlet and this device is installed inside the enclosure Addition...

Page 32: ...ilt into the sampler or from external sources in the form of analog input levels This section lists some of the advanced features of the Partisol 2000i and 2000i D The following is a list of some of t...

Page 33: ...ta records also include sampled volume in volumetric and standard terms and meteorological and analog input data averaged over the collection period The Sampler can store 32 filter data records The Sa...

Page 34: ...mounted in a single filter tray for easy exchange and transportation to and from the sampling site Operational simplicity performance audits and stored data retrieval are made possible through an embe...

Page 35: ...closure Other agencies may have different requirements for the devices used for providing the proper D50 sampling The standard sampler configuration uses a PM10 inlet followed by an appropriate device...

Page 36: ...the sample filter protects the mass flow controller from any particles that may remain in the air flow The mass flow controller operates under the control of the sampler s microprocessor and maintains...

Page 37: ...r equivalent flow at 0 C and 1 Atmosphere Flow RateVol Volumetric flow rate set point L min as entered by the user in the Setup screen This value is 16 7 L min 1 m3 h for most applications Current Tem...

Page 38: ...PM on two separate filters Coarse PM is defined as particles with a diameter between 2 5 and 10 microns Fine PM is defined as particles with a diameter of less than 2 5 microns The sampler consists o...

Page 39: ...se of sensors that provide continually updated information to the microprocessor system Two in line particle trap filters downstream of the sample filters protect the mass flow controllers from any pa...

Page 40: ...e Dichotomous Partisol Sampler maintains the two constant volumetric flow rates 15 0 L min and 1 67 L min and automatically determines the sampled volumes m in volumetric and standard terms for each f...

Page 41: ...fine fraction filter Laboratory analysis sample filter equilibration and subsequent weighing on a microbalance determines that the mass collected on the coarse fraction filter is 768 g while the mass...

Page 42: ...connector Stand Top Section 14 x 30 8 x 27 1 in 35 6 x 78 2 x 68 8cm Footprint 42 0 x 18 1 in 107 x 46 0 cm Internal Data Storage Greater than 86 days of interval data five minute logging with six da...

Page 43: ...ck straight and upright Grasp the instrument at the bottom in the front and at the rear of the unit Although one person can lift the unit it is desirable to have two persons lifting one by grasping th...

Page 44: ...Quick start guide iPort package RPComm package Partisol 2000i D Dichotomous Sampler with virtual impactor PM10 Inlet Anti static filter transport container 2 dual filter carriers 4 filter cassettes 3...

Page 45: ...ing the two handles 2 Cut any tie wraps and remove any transport restraints from inside the Sampler enclosure 3 Install the large rainhood on the right side of the enclosure Figure 2 1 The rainhood sh...

Page 46: ...ed on the enclosure c Secure the rainhood to the unit using four 10 32 x 1 2 slot bind head screws d Repeat this procedure for the other small rainhood 5 Install the sample tube and PM10 inlet Figure...

Page 47: ...requirements Figure 2 3 Sample Tube with the PM10 Inlet Installed 6 Connect the unit to the electrical power source following all local regulations Be sure to fulfill all safety and regulatory require...

Page 48: ...the washers between the ambient temperature bracket and the enclosure not under the head of the screw to keep water from leaking into the electronics compartment e Plug the ambient temperature probe i...

Page 49: ...he VSCC or other cyclone in the Sampler and for instructions on preparing and installing the WINS impactor as provided in Converting a Partisol 2000i from a PM10 Sampler to a PM2 5 Sampler on page 4 7...

Page 50: ...Sampler Mounted on Optional Stand Use the following procedure to assemble the stand Note Figure 2 7 contains a list of parts and assembly information for the stand Put this hardware together in accor...

Page 51: ...plit ring washer 1 4 21 000848 IMPORTANT Always remember to place the split ring washer between the head of the bolt and the washer 1 Assemble the bottom of the stand by laying out the front back and...

Page 52: ...off if the filter compartment temperature falls below the ambient temperature Auto mode is the default setting The sample pump is always running when sampling takes place If the filter compartment te...

Page 53: ...een wired to a main electrical source of the proper voltage in accordance with local standards IMPORTANT Ensure that all applicable safety standards are met before applying power to the hardware Use t...

Page 54: ...o save the setting If the content on the screen is not visible press the leftmost front panel soft key once the CTRST soft key press or as appropriate to adjust the screen contrast and press to save t...

Page 55: ...1 Pre Sampling Filter Equilibration on page 3 2 Pre Sampling Filter Weighing on page 3 3 Filter Exchange on page 3 5 Post Collection Equilibration on page 3 10 Post Collection Weighing on page 3 10 Co...

Page 56: ...r cassette in the provided sample transport container Use non serrated forceps to handle the 47 mm filters Inspect each filter visually for integrity before use Check for the following Pinholes Chaff...

Page 57: ...efore weighing filters 3 Weigh each filter at least once three times recommended recording the mass in grams Figure 3 1 The average mass reading is the initial filter weight Wi g Use appropriate techn...

Page 58: ...as specified in the U S EPA 2 12 Quality Assurance Handbook Sectioin 7 The container should be identified appropriately using a sticker or other system and should contain a foam liner to ensure a snu...

Page 59: ...ile the container provided for the Partisol 2000i D is made of anti static plastic Use the following procedure to exchange each filter cassette 1 Determine from the Main Screen whether the unit is sti...

Page 60: ...for the 2000i D Figure 3 5 Gripping handle of Filter Exchange Figure 3 6 Pulling Back on Handle of Filter Exchange 4 If a filter currently resides in the Sampler remove the filter carrier with its in...

Page 61: ...rom its transport container Figure 3 3 7 Carefully insert the filter carrier with its installed filter cassettes and new 47 mm filters into the lower part of filter exchange mechanism Figure 3 7 The c...

Page 62: ...fore leaving the Sample Setup screen Refer to Chapter 7 Sampler Operation for full details on programming the Sampler to collect a sample and Chapter 9 Firmware Screen Descriptions 10 Return to the Ru...

Page 63: ...ers should be transported carefully in the metal anti static transport containers provided with the Sampler to and from the sampling site as specified in the U S EPA 2 12 Quality Assurance Handbook Se...

Page 64: ...een 20 C and 23 C with a variability of not more than 2 C Use the following procedure to weigh the 47 mm filters after sampling 1 Ensure that the filters have been equilibrated for at least 24 hours b...

Page 65: ...he following formula with the information previously assembled where DW the net change in the mass g of the 47 mm filter between the initial weighing and the post collection weighing as computed in St...

Page 66: ...Exchange Computation of Mass Concentration 3 12 Partisol 2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual Thermo Fisher Scientific also indicates to the user which if any status conditions were encounte...

Page 67: ...and virtual impactor for PM2 5 and PMcoarse sampling this section does not apply to the Partisol 2000i D For details see the following topics Partisol 2000i PM2 5 VSCC Components on page 4 1 Partisol...

Page 68: ...isher Scientific Figure 4 2 Partisol 2000i Sampler with VSCC Cyclone Installed The following components comprise the PM2 5 WINS inlet configuration as shown in Figure 4 3 and Figure 4 4 Figure 4 3 WIN...

Page 69: ...Manual 4 3 Figure 4 4 Sampler with WINS Impactor Installed The following components comprise the PM10 inlet configuration as shown in Figure 4 5 and Figure 4 6 Figure 4 5 Straight Tube Straight Tube A...

Page 70: ...cedure to convert a Partisol 2000i configured as a PM2 5 Sampler to a PM10 Sampler 1 Open the Partisol 2000i enclosure door to access the filter exchange mechanism 2 Pull the filter exchange mechanism...

Page 71: ...ward 5 Remove the adapter Figure 4 8 from the VSCC or WINS impactor and attach it to the straight tube Figure 4 8 Adapter for the VSCC WINS Impactor and Straight Tube 6 Install the straight tube with...

Page 72: ...D Instruction Manual Thermo Fisher Scientific Figure 4 10 Filter Exchange Rollers Shown on Top of Lower Guide 8 Install a filter carrier with filter cassette into the filter exchange mechanism and clo...

Page 73: ...tube on the Partisol 2000i Sampler Also ensure that the proper filters are used for the type of sampling being performed PM10 is reported to a standard temperature and standard pressure Set the standa...

Page 74: ...er by pulling them straight downward 5 Remove the V seal adapter from straight tube and install onto VSCC or WINS impactor 6 Install the VSCC or WINS impactor with the adapter into the enclosure by pu...

Page 75: ...ion Manual 4 9 Figure 4 13 Partisol 2000i PM2 5 with VSCC Note Note Make sure that the filter cassettes tranport containers and data sheets are clearly labeled as PM10 sampling filters or sampling dat...

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Page 77: ...licit Run Stop button Instead the same action is accomplished by pressing the Run key when the full run screen is displayed In the Stop Operating Mode STOP the user exchanges filter cassettes and defi...

Page 78: ...the Audit mode for exchanging or cleaning the inlets or performing a Sampler audit or the Stop mode Once the ending time date is reached the unit automatically enters the Done Operating Mode if the cu...

Page 79: ...r Error Operating Mode press in the run screen to return to the Stop Operating Mode After returning to this state exchange the sample filter and define the sampling program for the next filter to be e...

Page 80: ...stores the starting time and date of the power failure in the current record of filter data If ending sampling conditions time date are not yet reached for the filter that is in sampling position upon...

Page 81: ...67 L min channel located in the front sampling compartment In the software screens on the Partisol 2000i D the high flow 15 0 L min PM2 5 channel is shown as Flow and the filter in the high flow samp...

Page 82: ...en Descriptions The Basic Filter program is the most commonly used sampling program In this program the Sampler changes filter cassettes and samples continuously for the same duration with each filter...

Page 83: ...hree conditions that must be met for sampling to take place The unit will flow ambient air through the filter if the conditions are met and discontinue the flow if the conditions are not met without a...

Page 84: ...ons The filter will be exchanged at the programmed Stop Sample time regardless of the sampling conditions at that moment The filter also will be exchanged regardless of the sampling conditions that oc...

Page 85: ...oper volumetric sample flow rate The default value of Average Temperature is 99 indicating that the Sampler should use the reading from the external temperature sensor to maintain a constant volumetri...

Page 86: ...rature of the filter and ambient air differs by 2 C If the Filter Fan field is set to Off the filter fan will not initiate at all If no keys are pressed for 3 hours and the Auto Run feature is On the...

Page 87: ...ey can be used by operators of both Samplers In specific instances where the procedures need to differentiate between the 2000i and the 2000i D the information will be specifically indicated Follow th...

Page 88: ...the verification audit If the Sampler is running a sample and an audit must be performed interrupt the sample by entering the audit mode When the audit is completed replace the current sample filter...

Page 89: ...sensor Note Refer to Section 6 of the U S EPA 2 12 Quality Assurance Handbook for further information on the filter temperature audit 1 Verify the Sampler s filter temperature by measuring the tempera...

Page 90: ...mmHg multiply by 25 4 Use the following procedure to verify the ambient relative humidity 1 Determine the current ambient relative humidity 2 Verify that the value for Ambient RH in the Audit screen...

Page 91: ...xchange Mechanism in the Partisol 2000i Figure 7 4 Filter Cassettes and Carrier Installed into Filter Exchange Mechanism in the Partisol 2000i D 2 Press to return to the Audit and Calibration menu 3 C...

Page 92: ...at the end of the cycle indicating the vacuum loss mmHg during the 60 second leak check and a pass or fail message Open the manual valve on the Sampler then release the vacuum slowly by opening the f...

Page 93: ...nted for each Sampler Note If you are using a Streamline Pro MultiCal System or other direct reading flow audit device follow these instructions If using a Streamline FTS follow the instructions later...

Page 94: ...urn Off the flow The measured flow should be within 5 of the displayed Cur Flow If this is not the case perform the flow calibration procedure 4 Remove the audit cassettes with the filters installed 5...

Page 95: ...he flow and wait for the flow to stabilize The default sample flow should be 15 L min unless it was changed in the default settings of the Sampler Record the flow rate from the Streamline Pro and the...

Page 96: ...assette carrier into the sampling position 2 Press to return to the Audit and Calibration menu 3 Scroll to Leak Checks press with the cursor at Internal press The following message displays MAKE SURE...

Page 97: ...pler for a sampling run Refer to the Firmware Screen Descriptions chapter that follows for detailed information about the screens in this procedure Note The front panel pushbuttons shown in the follow...

Page 98: ...the Site ID is not correct scroll to the incorrect Site ID press to display the alphanumeric entry screen enter the correct Site ID description and save it For information on the Site ID refer to Site...

Page 99: ...ilter ID number and press to save the setting Press to return to the Sample menu On a 2000i D Sampler scroll to Filter2 ID and press to display the Filter2 ID screen Use the pushbuttons as indicated o...

Page 100: ...n is complete press when in the main screen to enter the Stop Mode 2 Remove the filter cassette carrier from the Sampler by pulling on the handle of the filter exchange mechanism Place the entire asse...

Page 101: ...rting time date hh mm yy mm dd entered by the user Start_Date_actual Time These fields show the actual starting time date hh mm yy mm dd at which the unit began sampling Stop_Date Time These two field...

Page 102: ...5 for the list of possible status codes Valid_Samp_Time This is the valid sample time in minutes Wind_Speed_avg Wind_Velocity_avg Wind_Direction_avg The Sampler indicates the average wind speed veloci...

Page 103: ...s the current instrument status flag indicator T Amb The Amb Temp field displays the five minute average of the ambient temperature C T Flt The Filt Temp field displays the five minute average of the...

Page 104: ...age difference between the filter temperature and ambient temperatures over the recording period RH Average ambient RH over the recording period w spd wdir w vel Average wind speed wind direction and...

Page 105: ...Serial Settings menu 1 Connect the PC to the Sampler with the 9 to 9 pin RS 232 null modem cable Use RPComm or any other data transfer program to transfer data from the Sampler to the PC Refer to Comm...

Page 106: ...ll right to locate the status conditions that may have been present during the sample run The status information is also provided with the downloaded instrument data Record data from the Filter Data s...

Page 107: ...on on page 8 4 Filter Temperature Calibration on page 8 4 Flow Calibration on page 8 5 For these calibration procedures prepare a set of audit cassettes with filters and solid leak check disks for use...

Page 108: ...bration will be done at ambient conditions the reference temperature measurement can be taken with the probe installed in the radiation sensor If the calibration is done at a temperature lower and or...

Page 109: ...automatically adjusts the corresponding offset based on this input Use the following procedure to perform a Filter Pressure calibration and a Filter2 Pressure calibration 1 Press to return to the Cal...

Page 110: ...dure to perform a filter temperature calibration 1 Press to return to the Calibration menu scroll to Filter Temp and press If the calibration is done at a temperature lower or higher than ambient temp...

Page 111: ...c procedure is followed with the difference being the use of two additional calibration setpoints Refer to Flow Calibration Setup on page 9 26 to convert the Sampler from a three point calibration to...

Page 112: ...perform the external leak test should remain in the sample position for the flow calibration 2 Carefully remove the PM10 inlet from the Sampler 3 Install the audit filter cassettes prepared as descri...

Page 113: ...he usual 16 7 L min setpoint Setpoint 3 Max Flow 18 4 L min 10 above the usual 16 7 L min set point For all desired operating setpoints Thermo Fisher Scientific recommends the minimum and maximum setp...

Page 114: ...er cassette used for the leak check and flow calibration from the sampling position since the Sampler automatically replaces this cassette with a new one upon entering the Sample Operating mode Use th...

Page 115: ...Enable Dual Flow e While in setup for Flow 2 calibration verify calibration setup and make changes as necessary Flow 2 is the 5 LPM flow channel operational setpoint is 1 67 LPM f Use the menu key to...

Page 116: ...ck 3 From the main menu go to Audit and Calibration and scroll to the Calibration menu item 4 Before performing the flow calibration make sure the Ambient Temperature and Pressure have been calibrated...

Page 117: ...ibration Cassette in the Coarse Front position of the dual holder Place a regular cassette with filter media in the Fine Back position of the dual holder Figure 8 2 Flow Calibration Cassette in the Fr...

Page 118: ...perating manual describes when the measured flow is stable for each point aproximately 2 3 minutes for each point enter the actual value as measured by your flow meter 12 At the end of the calibration...

Page 119: ...OW THE FLOW TO STABILIZE FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES THIS WILL ACT AS THE FLOW CONTROLLER WARM UP PERIOD 16 Following the 15 minute warm up take a stabilized flow reading and enter the measured value for...

Page 120: ...older Place the Solid Leak Check Cassette in the Coarse Front position of the dual holder Place a regular cassette with filter media in the Fine Back position of the dual holder Figure 8 9 Solid Leak...

Page 121: ...hen pull the hose with the barb to stem fitting out of the elbow 23 Leave the end of the hose open to the compartment air Figure 8 11 End of Hose Open to the Compartment Air 24 Align the roller assemb...

Page 122: ...ACT AS THE FLOW CONTROLLER WARM UP PERIOD 29 Perform the flow calibration as the operating manual describes When the measured flow is stable for each point approximately 2 3 minutes enter the actual...

Page 123: ...inerted into the elbow you can feel it hit the stop Disconnect the Fine flow hose from the back elbow fitting These are push connect fittings you must pull back on the collet of the elbow and then pu...

Page 124: ...38 At the end of the calibration the unit will display the calculated intercept or offset and span values necessary to linearize the flow sensor to the operational range 39 Open the filter exchange me...

Page 125: ...e Overview on page 9 4 Sample Setup Menu on page 9 8 View Records Menu on page 9 12 Instrument Setup Menu on page 9 19 Audit and Calibration Menu on page 9 53 System Status on page 9 62 Service Menu o...

Page 126: ...Front Panel Display CAUTION If the LCD panel breaks do not let the liquid crystal contact your skin or clothes If the liquid crystal contacts your skin or clothes wash it off immediately using soap a...

Page 127: ...eturn to the Run screen or any other key to exit a help screen Up Down Left Right The four arrow pushbuttons and move the cursor up down left and right or change values and states in specific screens...

Page 128: ...the left of the cursor and moving any character at or to the right of the cursor one place to the left PAGE is used to change the keyboard character page For the English language this switches between...

Page 129: ...ly EPA Times Filter Default Sample Setup Audit Mode Status Codes USB Port Manual Motion Program Versions Apply Default Times Interval Srec Default Sample Times Audit Alarms Screen Contrast Voltages Sa...

Page 130: ...d solenoid valve status if installed Note Time is always displayed in 24 hour format The exact layout of the Run screen varies depending on the instrument configuration A typical Run screen is shown i...

Page 131: ...o display selected parameters For more information on custom run screens see Run Screens on page 9 71 The Main Menu contains a number of submenus Instrument parameters and settings can be read and mod...

Page 132: ...midnight to midnight 24 hour continuous sampling and Apply Default Times which automatically applies the default time settings The parameters in this screen can be edited while the unit is sampling H...

Page 133: ...SET DEFAULT TIMES CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Sample screen provides sampling parameters and filter identification for the filter s in the sampler In the Main Menu choose Sample Setup Sample SAMPLE BASI...

Page 134: ...REV DAY NEXT DAY PREV HR NEXT HR MIDNIGHT SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT 2000i This parameter is either Yes or No and it defines whether the specified filter number is intended to be used as a sampling fi...

Page 135: ...se Sample Setup Sample Filter ID Filter2 ID FILTER ID CURRENTLY 2000 SET TO 002000 MOVE CURSOR CHANGE VALUE SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT Cassette ID is used to enter the filter cassette screen serial nu...

Page 136: ...contains information for a different collection filter exposed to the sample stream The filter data screens contain information about the operation and status of the Sampler while each filter was expo...

Page 137: ...ored as a separate record of filter data Filter record screens include Filter Record ID Filter Record Time Filter Record Filter Filter Record Filter2 Filter Record Ambient Filter Record Power Fail Fil...

Page 138: ...Avg Max Units Temperature 23 0 23 2 23 4 C Pressure 763 9 772 3 781 2 mmHg Humidity 33 4 41 1 59 3 RH Datum Dir Vel Speed Wind 232 0 0 58 4 km h CTRST SSET INSTS STAT FILTER REC 1 POWER FAIL DATE TIM...

Page 139: ...mperature Difference C Date of Max Temp Diff yyyy mm dd Time of Max Temp Diff hh mm Site ID1 32 character string Site ID2 32 character string Status Codes hexadecimal summation Valid Sampling Time hh...

Page 140: ...acity before it overwrites the oldest records In the Main Menu choose View Records Interval Srec time date flags 04 40 05 04 10 20130100 04 45 05 04 10 20130100 04 50 05 04 10 20130100 04 55 05 04 10...

Page 141: ...05 04 10 20130100 04 55 05 04 10 20130100 PGUP DN PAN L R CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Interval Srec by Record Number screen is used to select the starting point from which to display the number of previ...

Page 142: ...View Records User Lrec by Record Number SET BACK FROM CURRENT 0000000 TOTAL USERS 1574 MOVE CURSOR CHANGE VALUE SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT Use to input the set back number as appropriate and press to...

Page 143: ...layed is the first record after the specified time in the Date and Time screen In the Main Menu choose View Records User Lrec by Date DATE AND TIME 07 JUN 2010 12 32 CHG DAYS SET CURSOR TO MONTHS ACCE...

Page 144: ...od default programming method the default sample start time and duration filter type and the default sample flow rate Flow rates are model dependent 2000i Flow 16 67 L min 2000i D Flow 15 00 L min Flo...

Page 145: ...e Instrument Setup Default Sample Setup Flow Rate Flow2 Rate SET FLOW RATE CURRENTLY 15 00 L min SET TO 15 00 L min MOVE CURSOR CHANGE VALUE SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Filter Type screen allows th...

Page 146: ...e Times Start Time Start Time2 DEFAULT STARTING TIME CURRENTLY 11 00 SET TO 11 00 SELECT FIELD CHANGE VALUE SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Duration screen allows the user to adjust the default sample...

Page 147: ...VAL 360 deg RANGE 0 360 CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Signal screen allows the user to select signal for the selected trigger In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Advanced Trigger Setup Trigger 1 3 Si...

Page 148: ...E 760 FILTER FAN AUTOMATIC CTRST SSET INSTS STAT AUTO RUN ON The Average Temperature screen is used to adjust the average temperature The default for this parameter is 99 C indicating that the unit sh...

Page 149: ...t the unit should use the reading from the Sampler s ambient pressure sensor to maintain a constant volumetric flow rate In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup System Setup Avg Pressure SET AVERAGE...

Page 150: ...ates the filter fan in the Automatic setting will be disabled In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup System Setup Filter Fan FILTER FAN MODE CURRENTLY AUTOMATIC SET TO AUTOMATIC CHANGE VALUE SAVE CT...

Page 151: ...TPOINT 2 13 000 SETPOINT 3 15 000 NO OF CAL POINTS 3 RESET FLOW CAL CTRST SSET INSTS STAT FTS CONSTANT M 0 0000 FTS CONSTANT B 0 0000 The Setup Setpoint screen allows the user to adjust the setpoint I...

Page 152: ...E CURSOR CHANGE VALUE SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The iSeries instruments include a built in data logging capability as a standard feature The operator is allowed to create two different types of recor...

Page 153: ...those fields Item types are Other Measurements and Analog Inputs if the I O expansion board is installed These record fields comprise a temporary list of items for the selected record type that must...

Page 154: ...ng Settings Select Content select field Other Measurements OTHER MEASUREMENTS NONE FLOW VOL FLOW2 V VOL FLOW TOTAL FLOW COV CTRST SSET INSTS STAT FLOW2 COV VOLUME VOLUME2 AMBIENT PRES FILTER PRES FILT...

Page 155: ...ted data field In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Datalogging Settings Select Content select field Non Measurements NON MEASUREMENTS NONE FILTER ID FILTER2 ID CASS ID CASS2 ID CTRST SSET INSTS S...

Page 156: ...log file data for that record type If no changes have been made NO CHANGES TO RECORD LIST will appear IMPORTANT Be aware that performing this action will delete all of your logged data In the Main Me...

Page 157: ...etween logged data points for the selected record type srec or lrec The list of choices includes Off 1 5 15 30 and 60 minutes default In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Datalogging Configure Dat...

Page 158: ...ed record type whether the data should be averaged over the interval the minimum or maximum used or the current value logged In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Datalogging Configure Datalogging...

Page 159: ...val Log screen is used to erase all saved data When you press to erase the screen displays an Erasing Please Wait message to confirm the erasure In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Datalogging Er...

Page 160: ...e same manner as the Site ID1 screen items In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Site ID ID ID2 SITE ID1 RANG XXX X XE ABCDEFGHIJKLMN BKSP OPQRSTUVWXYZ PAGE 0123456789 SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT Th...

Page 161: ...In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Communications Serial Settings Baud Rate BAUD RATE CURRENTLY 9600 SET TO 19200 CHANGE VALUE SAVE VALUE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Data Bits screen is used to se...

Page 162: ...INSTS STAT The RS 232 RS 485 Selection screen allows the user to choose between the RS 232 or RS 485 specification for serial communication Equipment Damage Disconnect the serial cable before changing...

Page 163: ...al protocol that provides access to all instrument functions including reading analog values or variables reading the status of the digital outputs of the instrument and triggering or simulating the a...

Page 164: ...STREAMING DATA CONFIG INTERVAL 10 SEC ADD LABELS NO PREPEND TIMESTAMP YES ADD FLAGS YES ITEM 1 FLOW CTRST SSET INSTS STAT ITEM 8 T AMB The Streaming Data Interval screen is used to adjust how frequen...

Page 165: ...which data fields will be included in the streaming records and also allow those selections to be edited The editing function operates in a manner that is similar to the Select Content submenu that is...

Page 166: ...9 2 It allows the user to select an item that will be included in the streaming record such as ambient pressure or flow volume Flow2 Volume Flow2 COV Volume 2 Filter2 Pres and Filter2 Pres Avg are us...

Page 167: ...the filter for the fine channel Filter2 Pressure Pressure in mmHg at the filter for the coarse channel Ambient Pressure Average Average ambient pressure in mmHg Filter Pressure Average Average pressu...

Page 168: ...tage inputs from external devices The Non Measurements screen lists status information items available for streaming records Table 9 4 It allows the user to select a status related item that will be i...

Page 169: ...rent filter Time Current instrument time in hours and minutes hh mm Date Current year month and date yyyy_mon_dd Date Time Current date and time yyyy_mon_dd hh mm External Alarms Flag 32 bit value sho...

Page 170: ...used to edit the IP address The IP address can only be changed when DHCP is Off If DHCP is On the instrument will respond with Not Settable if DHCP is On For more information on DHCP see Use DHCP desc...

Page 171: ...ough this address In the Main Menu choose Instrument Setup Communications TCP IP Settings Gateway DEFAULT GATEWAY CURRENT 192 168 1 1 SET TO 192 168 001 001 MOVE CURSOR CHANGE VALUE SAVE VALUE CTRST S...

Page 172: ...SSET INSTS STAT The USB Setup menu is used to configure removable USB devices to export data logs and audit history to a USB memory device backup and restore the configuration and update the firmware...

Page 173: ...confirmed the screen will respond with Formatting Successful or Failed IMPORTANT The drive will be formatted with FAT file system and you will lose all data on that USB memory device In the Main Menu...

Page 174: ...11 DLE GMT 12 EDT GMT 5 4 CDT GMT 6 5 MDT GMT 7 6 and PDT GMT 8 7 Note The current timezone may say NULL before the timezone is set for the first time or if the timezone was cleared with a C link comm...

Page 175: ...T The Lock Instrument screen is used to lock the instrument s front panel so users can not change any settings from the front panel The Lock Instrument screen is shown if the instrument is unlocked an...

Page 176: ...ABCDEFGHIJKLMN BKSP OPQRSTUVWXYZ PAGE 0123456789 SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Change Password screen is used to change the password that is used to unlock the instrument s front panel The Change Pa...

Page 177: ...udit and calibration functions In the Main Menu choose Audit and Calibration AUDIT AND CALIBRATION AUDIT MODE AUDIT VIEW AUDIT HISTORY CALIBRATION LEAK CHECKS CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Audit mode take...

Page 178: ...udit AUDIT AMBIENT TEMP 99 9 o C AMBIENT PRES 0 mmHg FILTER TEMP 99 9 o C AMBIENT RH 0 FILTER PRES 0 mmHg CTRST SSET INSTS STAT FILTER2 PRES 0 mmHg FLOW 0 00 L min FLOW2 0 00 L min FTS FLOW 0 00 L min...

Page 179: ...view history In the Main Menu choose Audit and Calibration Audit Ambient Temperature View History VIEW HISTORY CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The following items items in the Audit menu are used in the same ma...

Page 180: ...RES 0 mmHg FLOW 0 00 L min CTRST SSET INSTS STAT FILTER2 PRES 0 mmHg FLOW2 0 00 L min AMBIENT RH 0 The Calibrate Ambient Temperature screen displays the current averaged values of the ambient temperat...

Page 181: ...w filter temperature C The Calibrate Filter2 Temperature screen 2000i D only items are used in the same manner as the Calibrate Filter Temperature screen items In the Main Menu choose Audit and Calibr...

Page 182: ...NT 5 CTRST SSET INSTS STAT SLOPE 1 00 INTERCEPT 0 00 CAL SETUP The Setpoint for Flow screen is used to calibrate the flow In the Main Menu choose Audit and Calibration Calibration Flow Point 1 5 SP 1...

Page 183: ...on Flow Cal Setup Setpoint 1 5 SETUP SETPOINT CURRENTLY 12 000 l min SET TO 12 000 l min MOVE CURSOR CHANGE VALUE SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Set Number of Points screen is used to select the numbe...

Page 184: ...A CURRENTLY 1 0 SET TO 1 0 MOVE CURSOR CHANGE VALUE SAVE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Calibrate Ambient RH screen contains the current and latest averaged values of the ambient relative humidity as measu...

Page 185: ...MAKE SURE THAT A LEAK CHECK DISK IS IN THE SAMPLE FILTER LOCATION PRESS TO BEGIN TESTING CTRST SSET INSTS STAT LEAK CHECK INTERNAL FILTER PRES 80 TARGET 55 VALVES AND PUMP ON WAITING FOR PRESSURE PRE...

Page 186: ...ith the occurrence of any status conditions the unit will display a Bell in the status bar on the main screen The single or double letter abbreviation for the situation that applies will be displayed...

Page 187: ...a critical status condition causing the Sampler to enter the Error or Wait Operating mode and the status lights to blink This status code applies to the 2000i D only A Ambient temperature sensor The...

Page 188: ...t Performed This status condition indicates to the user that an audit was performed during sampling It does not indicate an error It is for information purposes only This status code appears only in t...

Page 189: ...ode Refer to the Service Mode on page 9 89 for information on the Service mode In the Main Menu choose USB USB FRONT USB PORT CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The USB Port menu is used to export data logs and au...

Page 190: ...records for the data type When the data type is selected all of the associated records are exported to the USB memory device and stored in the 2000i directory in a file with a name such as 2000i_xxxx...

Page 191: ..._A_324 CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Backup Configuration function is used to backup the instrument configuration parameters To backup the existing configuration from the Front USB Port menu select Backup...

Page 192: ...the 32 most recent tbf files in the 2000i directory on the USB memory device In the Main Menu choose USB Front USB Port Restore Configuration SELECT CONFIG RESTORE FILE 2000i_01060_003 2000i_01071_00...

Page 193: ...ained service technicians since changes in this portion of the firmware can result in instrument malfunctions that could be difficult to diagnose and correct Note The Service mode must be On to access...

Page 194: ...of 5 are available Changing the screen contrast may be necessary if the instrument is operated at extreme temperatures or lighting conditions Notes The optimal contrast will change with changes in te...

Page 195: ...SCREEN RUN SCREEN 5 CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Select Run Screen menu is used to select a Run screen to edit and to display the Edit Run Screen menu In the Main Menu choose Service Run Screens Select...

Page 196: ...screen is used to toggle the selected custom Run screen On and Off When a Run screen is On it will be displayed when using to scroll through the available Run screen displays When a Run screen is Off...

Page 197: ...reen display list Item 1 is displayed at the top of the list If None is selected the associated item will not be displayed on the Run screen and will skip to the next item The available data fields ar...

Page 198: ...fficient of variation for volumetric flow for the coarse channel Volume Total sample volume for the fine channel in liters Volume2 Total sample volume for the coarse channel in liters Ambient Pressure...

Page 199: ...ompartment in C Elect Temp The temperature of the electronics enclosure in C Temp Dlt The temperature of filter 1 minus the ambient temperature in C Temp Dlt Max The maximum temperature difference of...

Page 200: ...creen Analog Inputs Data Description None Leaves that record field blank Analog In 1 8 Tracks voltage inputs from external devices The Non Measurements screen lists status information items available...

Page 201: ...I O CONFIGURATION OUTPUT RELAY SETTINGS DIGITAL INPUT SETTINGS ANALOG OUTPUT CONFIG ANALOG INPUT CONFIG CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Output Relay Settings menu displays a list of the 10 digital output re...

Page 202: ...ser to select the instrument state that is assigned to the selected relay output A submenu lists signal types of either alarm or non alarm to choose from In the Main Menu choose Service External I O O...

Page 203: ...ARM STATUS ITEMS NONE LOCAL REMOTE SERVICE CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Digital Input Settings menu displays a list of the 16 digital inputs available and allows the user to select the instrument paramet...

Page 204: ...action If nothing is connected to the digital input pin the state should be left at open to prevent the action from being triggered In the Main Menu choose Service External I O Digital Input Settings...

Page 205: ...ANGE ALL VOLTAGE CHANNELS ALL CURRENT CHANNELS VOLTAGE CHANNEL 1 VOLTAGE CHANNEL 2 CTRST SSET INSTS STAT VOLTAGE CHANNEL 6 CURRENT CHANNEL 1 6 The Allow Over Under Range screen is used to select wheth...

Page 206: ...og voltage output channel Possible ranges for the voltage outputs are 0 100 mV 0 1 0 5 and 0 10 V Possible ranges for the current outputs are 0 20 mA and 4 20 mA In the Main Menu choose Service Extern...

Page 207: ...lume 0 L min 5 L min Flow Total 0 L min 20 L min 2000i 25 L min 2000i D Flow COV 0 5 Flow2 COV Volume 0 m3 24 m3 Volume2 Ambient Pressure 500 mmHg 800 mmHg Ambient Pressure Average Filter Pressure 0 m...

Page 208: ...output channel See Table 9 10 for a list of items for each signal group choice In the Main Menu choose Service External I O Analog Output Configuration Select Channel Choose Signal To Output Choose a...

Page 209: ...des entering descriptor units decimal places and choice of 2 10 table points and corresponding number of points selected In the Main Menu choose Service External I O Analog Input Configuration ANALOG...

Page 210: ...ic screen and in datalogging and streaming data The units may be from 1 to 3 characters in length and defaults to V volts In the Main Menu choose Service External I O Analog Input Configuration select...

Page 211: ...o 10 with a default of 2 In the Main Menu choose Service External I O Analog Input Configuration select channel 1 8 Table Points NUMBER OF TABLE POINTS CURRENTLY 2 SET TO 10 INC DEC SAVE VALUE CTRST S...

Page 212: ...2 10 00 V 10 0 U where U is the previously entered unit of measure In the Main Menu choose Service External I O Analog Input Configuration select channel select point User Value TABLE POINT 01 USER V...

Page 213: ...O Board and press to toggle the function to Yes No as appropriate The Display Pixel Test is used to test the LCD display The display pixel test screen is visible only when the instrument is in Service...

Page 214: ...CONTACT INFORMATION The Program Versions screen read only shows the version numbers of the programs installed Prior to contacting the factory with any questions regarding the instrument please note th...

Page 215: ...1 V 3 3 SUPPLY 3 3 V CTRST SSET INSTS STAT The Interface Board Voltages screen read only is used to display the voltage readings on the measurement interface board In the Main Menu choose Diagnostics...

Page 216: ...alog input voltage readings if the I O expansion board option is installed In the Main Menu choose Diagnostics Analog Input Voltages ANALOG INPUT VOLTAGES ANALOG IN 1 6 24 V ANALOG IN 2 4 28 V ANALOG...

Page 217: ...nu choose Diagnostics Relay States Press to toggle the relay state open and closed RELAY STATE OUTPUT 1 1 OUTPUT 2 0 OUTPUT 3 0 OUTPUT 4 1 OUTPUT 5 0 CTRST SSET INSTS STAT OUTPUT 10 0 The Test Analog...

Page 218: ...ormal operation upon exiting this screen The following example shows the screen when all analog outputs are set to normal operating mode In the Main Menu choose Diagnostics Test Analog Outputs ALL Vol...

Page 219: ...age 10 12 V Seals Cleaning and Replacement on page 10 15 Service Locations on page 10 19 Note The routine maintenance consists of the following procedures performed at the indicated intervals Read the...

Page 220: ...p The pump has a lifetime of approximately 12 18 months If the pump s performance deteriorates it should be rebuilt using the Pump Rebuild Kit 59 012071 one kit is required for each rebuild or replace...

Page 221: ...nd dissemble the PM10 inlet 1 To remove the inlet lift the entire inlet assembly upward off the 1 1 4 inch O D sample tube 2 Disassemble the upper and lower inlet halves by unscrewing counterclockwise...

Page 222: ...Inlet EPA Inlet is Similar 3 Inspect the insect screen for contamination or fraying Clean the screen by lifting it off the lower plate rain deflector and brushing or rinsing it with water until it is...

Page 223: ...Most of the contamination in the inlet is usually found on the collector plate 1 Using a general purpose cleaner with a paper towel clean the collector assembly walls and three vent tubes You may need...

Page 224: ...l 2000i for official U S EPA PM2 5 sampling Other Cyclones may be approved for PM2 5 or PM1 sampling by other agencies To use the Cyclone fractionator in EPA designated reference and equipment Sampler...

Page 225: ...u the option to select Stop or Resume if currently in wait or sample mode in addition to Audit IMPORTANT If you are performing an audit from the Sampling mode and you choose Stop in the Audit Confirma...

Page 226: ...pe and integrity If necessary replace the O rings with others of the same size and material Buna N elastomer 6 Lubricate the O rings with a light silicone grease Note You must properly lubricate the t...

Page 227: ...pling Modes If the Sampler is in the Stop mode press and select Audit and Calibration Audit Mode and press to change to the Audit mode If the Sampler is in the Wait or Sampling modes press to enter th...

Page 228: ...n above 3 Separate the adapter from the WINS impactor Figure 10 4 Figure 10 4 Adapter and WINS Impactor Use the following procedure to clean the WINS impactor 1 Unscrew the two halves of the WINS impa...

Page 229: ...filters that may have been previously installed and clean the top and bottom of the impactor assembly using a dry paper towel A general purpose cleaner can be used if necessary 7 Inspect the O ring i...

Page 230: ...nd right hand guides 4 Allow the filter exchange mechanism to open fully 5 Insert the filter cassette carrier with a filter cassette installed into the filter platform by matching the slot and hole in...

Page 231: ...screen the Sampler will not resume sampling after your audit procedures are finished You will need to program the next sample period and will remain in Stop mode until is pressed Use the following pro...

Page 232: ...of the virtual impactor for damage and replace them if necessary Apply a thin coating of O ring lubricant onto the O rings if necessary 6 Reassemble the base plate and probe housing by replacing the f...

Page 233: ...hey should be checked and replaced if necessary The V seal cleaning and replacement procedures for the Partisol 2000i and 2000i D are similar The Partisol 2000i has one pair of V seals in the filter t...

Page 234: ...o drop down 5 Remove the filter cassette carrier from the filter platform If the sample has been interrupted for an audit store the filter in the cassette carrier box until ready to resume sampling 6...

Page 235: ...are replaced with PN 22 010318 and the upper seals are PN 22 005957 The upper seal is located on the adapter in 2000i and the virtual impactor in a 2000i D Figure 10 12 and Figure 10 13 Figure 10 12 U...

Page 236: ...43 are located in the lower section of the Sampler behind the sample pump and protect the Sampler s flow controllers from particulate matter in the flow controller lines The 2000i contains one inline...

Page 237: ...ldwide service is available from Thermo Fisher Scientific Contact one of the phone numbers below for product support and technical information or visit us on the web at www thermo com aqi Toll Free U...

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Page 239: ...n page 11 3 Connector Pin Descriptions on page 11 6 Service Locations on page 11 22 Diagnostic information that might be useful in troubleshooting hardware problems can be found in the Diagnostics men...

Page 240: ...tage channels and six current channels if the I O expansion board option is installed Contact Information Displays telephone numbers of the customer service support centers The System Status menu prov...

Page 241: ...ck panel and check the fuses visually or with a multimeter Replace fuses as necessary Bad switch or wiring connection Unplug the power cord disconnect the switch and check operation with a multimeter...

Page 242: ...Troubleshooting Board Level Connection Diagram 11 4 Partisol 2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual Thermo Fisher Scientific Figure 11 1 Board Level Connection Diagram 2000i...

Page 243: ...Troubleshooting Board Level Connection Diagram Thermo Fisher Scientific Partisol 2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual 11 5 Figure 11 2 Board Level Connection Diagram 2000i D...

Page 244: ...Table 11 3 Motherboard Connector Pin Descriptions Connector Label Reference Designator Pin Signal Description RS 485 J1 1 Ground 2 RS485_P to Partisol Interface Board 3 RS485_N to Partisol Interface...

Page 245: ...DIGITAL_IN7 9 DIGITAL_IN8 10 DIGITAL_IN9 11 GND 12 DIGITAL_IN13 13 DIGITAL_IN15 14 GND 15 ANALOG_OUT1 16 ANALOG_OUT2 17 GNDA 18 ANALOG_OUT5 19 GNDA 20 GNDA 21 PFLT_COM 22 PFLT_NO 23 GNDA 24 DIGITAL_IN...

Page 246: ...UT_N TX 4 4A N C 5 5A GND 6 6A N C 7 7A RS485_OUT_P RTS 8 8A RS485_IN_N CTS 9 9A N C 10 1B N C 11 2B RS485_IN_P RX 12 3B RS485_OUT_N TX 13 4B N C 14 5B GND 15 6B N C 16 7B RS485_OUT_P RTS 17 8B RS485_...

Page 247: ...Signal Description 8 GND 9 GND 10 GND 24V IN J10 1 24 2 GND WATCH DOG DISABLE J11 1 DISABLE 2 GND MCU RESET J12 1 DISABLE 2 GND DIGITAL OUTPUT J14 1 15V 2 24V 3 24V 4 GND 5 GND 6 GND 7 RESET 8 SPI_MIS...

Page 248: ...ce Designator Pin Signal Description 13 24V1 2A 14 24V1 2A 15 24V1 2A JTAG J16 1 TDO 2 N C 3 TDI 4 N C 5 TMS 6 N C 7 TCK 7 N C 9 GND 10 N C 11 N C 12 N C 13 N C 14 N C 24V MONITOR J17 1 24V 2 GND LCD...

Page 249: ...CDBIAS 17 5V 18 GND 19 GND 20 LCDOUT_ONOFF 21 KEYPAD_ROW2 22 KEYPAD_ROW1 23 KEYPAD_ROW4 24 KEYPAD_ROW3 25 KEYPAD_COL2 26 KEYPAD_COL1 27 KEYPAD_COL4 28 KEYPAD_COL3 29 GND 30 GND 31 GND 32 GND 33 24V 34...

Page 250: ...UT13 8 LCDOUT14 9 LCDOUT15 10 LCDOUT16 11 LCDOUT17 12 GND 13 LCDOUT6 14 LCDOUT7 15 LCDOUT8 16 LCDOUT9 17 LCDOUT10 18 LCDOUT11 19 GND 20 LCDOUT0 21 LCDOUT1 22 LCDOUT2 23 LCDOUT3 24 LCDOUT4 25 LCDOUT5 2...

Page 251: ...R SUPPLY TEST J245 1 5V 2 3 3V 3 15V 4 3 3V Table 11 4 Backplane Board Connector Pin Descriptions Connector Label Reference Designator Pin Signal Description MEASUREMENT INTERFACE BOARD 1 J1 1 N C 2 N...

Page 252: ...PGND 24 PROP_VALVE2_P 25 N C 26 N C 27 N C 28 N C 29 N C 30 N C 31 N C 32 N C 33 N C MEASUREMENT INTERFACE BOARD 2 J2 1 24V 2 STATUS_LAMPS 3 15VA 4 PGND 5 FILTER_COMP_FANS 6 AGND 7 5VD 8 DGND 9 10VA 1...

Page 253: ...FAN 25 VAC_VENT_VALVE 26 PRESS_VENT_VALVE 27 FLOW1_LEAK VALVE 28 FLOW2_LEAK VALVE 29 MAG_PRESS_VALVE 30 SHUTTLE_VALVE 31 LIFT_PUSH_VALVE 32 SPARE 33 24V PWM VALVE 1 J3 1 PROP_VALVE1_PWM_P 2 PROP_VALVE...

Page 254: ...26 DGND WIND MONITOR J5 1 15VA 2 WNDDIR_SENSOR 3 WNDSPD_SENSOR 4 AMBTHEMP_SENSOR 5 15VA 6 AGND PUMP FAN J6 1 24V 2 PUMP_FAN PWM VALVE 2 J7 1 PROP_VALVE2_PWM_P 2 PROP_VALVE2_PWM_N STATUS LAMP1 J8 1 24V...

Page 255: ...VENT VALVE J22 1 24V 2 PRESS_VENT_VALVE FILTER 2 TEMP J23 1 TEMP_FILTER2_MON 2 15VA MAG SHUTTLE LIFT VALVE J24 1 24V 2 24V 3 24V 4 MAG_PRESS VALVE 5 SHUTTLE_VALVE 6 LIFT_PUSH_VALVE RH SENSOR TB1 1 FC...

Page 256: ...ription 11 PUSH1_UP 12 SHUT_EXT 13 SHUT_RET 14 REV_CODE 15 FC2_MICROSW 16 LIFT2_UP 17 LIFT2_DN 18 PUSH2_DN 19 PUSH2_UP 20 CH_15 21 N C 22 PROP_VALVE1_P 23 PGND 24 PROP_VALVE2_P 25 N C 26 N C 27 N C 28...

Page 257: ...6 WNDSPD_SENSOR 17 MFS_1 18 MFS_2 19 PROP_VALVE1_PWM_P 20 PROP_VALVE1_PWM_N 21 PROP_VALVE2_PWM_P 22 PROP_VALVE2_PWM_N 23 PUMP_RLY_NC 24 PUMP_FAN 25 VAC_VENT_VALVE 26 PRESS_VENT_VALVE 27 FLOW1_LEAK VAL...

Page 258: ...Signal Description 2 STATUS_LAMPS AC IN J8 1 LINE 2 NEUTRAL 3 EARTH PUMP AC J9 1 PUMP_AC 2 NEUTRAL 3 EARTH HEATER AC J10 1 HTR_AC_FUSED 2 NEUTRAL 3 EARTH MODEM AC J11 1 MOD_AC_FUSED 2 NEUTRAL 3 EARTH...

Page 259: ...2 J16 1 MFS_2FB 2 COMMON_2 3 PROP_VAL2 FAN AC J17 1 FAN_AC 2 NEUTRAL 3 EARTH Table 11 6 I O Expansion Board Optional Connector Pin Descriptions Connector Label Reference Designator Pin Signal Descrip...

Page 260: ...rent Output 5 24 Current Output Return 25 Current Output 6 MOTHER BD J2 1 5V 2 24V 3 24V 4 Ground 5 Ground 6 Ground 7 RS485 to Motherboard 8 RS485 to Motherboard For additional assistance worldwide se...

Page 261: ...g any procedures in this chapter WARNING The service procedures in this manual are restricted to qualified service representatives If the equipment is operated in a manner not specified by the manufac...

Page 262: ...ses Do not shake or jolt the LCD module The firmware can be updated by the user in the field via the serial port over the Ethernet or from a file on a USB memory device This includes both the main pro...

Page 263: ...000i D Items marked with a single asterisk are used with the 2000i only Items marked with a double asterisk are used with the 2000i D only Note Consumables including but not limited to lamps fuses and...

Page 264: ...sure Assembly w o Heater or Arcturus PCB 55 011483 Fuse 120VAC 10 Amp Slo Blow 103428 01 Fuse 220VAC 5 Amp Slo Blow 4523 Filter Cassettes and Accessories Part Number Partisol Filter Cassette 59 004648...

Page 265: ...vers Pkg of 5 10 003092 Sampling Hardware Part Number Stand for Sampler 57 004644 Small Rain Hood 36 003817 Gasket for Small Rain Hood 33 002371 Large Rain Hood 38 004011 Gasket for Large Rain Hood 33...

Page 266: ...O ring PM 10 Inlet and WINS 22 002853 3026 O ring SCC 22 000485 1028 O ring SCC 22 000485 1026 O ring SCC 22 000485 1015 O ring package VSCC 59 008986 Partisol 2000i D Splitter Assembly 55 010275 Jap...

Page 267: ...25 Table 12 2 lists the internal cables for the Partisol 2000i and 2000i D Table 12 2 Partisol 2000i and 2000i D Internal Cables Part Number Description 101035 00 Measurement Interface Board to 24V Po...

Page 268: ...rface Board to Modem IEC 110288 00 I O Expansion Board Patch 110289 00 RS 232 Patch 110291 00 USB Patch Table 12 3 lists the optional cables and components used for connecting external devices such as...

Page 269: ...onnection Components on page 12 8 Each kit consists of one six foot cable one terminal block one snap track Note Supporting all of the connections on units with the optional I O expansion board requir...

Page 270: ...n cables 8 VIOLET 26 PINK GREEN 9 GRAY 27 PINK RED 19 WHITE 28 PINK VIOLET 11 PINK 29 LIGHT BLUE 12 LIGHT GREEN 30 LIGHT BLUE BROWN 13 BLACK WHITE 31 LIGHT BLUE RED 14 BROWN WHITE 32 LIGHT BLUE VIOLET...

Page 271: ...t Time Volume RH Temp Date Time W1 W2 W3 W F RH Temp Date Time RH Temp Date Time W1 W2 W3 W I RH Temp Date Time Val Time Tot Time Volume RH Temp Date Time W1 W2 W3 W F RH Temp Date Time RH Temp Date T...

Page 272: ...rvice is available from Thermo Fisher Scientific Contact us at one of the phone numbers below for product support and technical information or visit us on the web at www thermo com aqi Toll Free U S o...

Page 273: ...the front panel The motherboard contains the main processor power supplies a sub processor and serves as the communication hub for the instrument The motherboard receives operator inputs from the fron...

Page 274: ...to 20 mA Current outputs may also be configured for a 4 to 20 mA range through the Sampler firmware Internal connectors include Function key panel and Display Measurement Interface Board Data I O Expa...

Page 275: ...20 mA 4 20 mA The user can calibrate each analog output zero and span point through firmware At least 5 of full scale over and under range are also supported but may be overridden in firmware if requ...

Page 276: ...e TTL level compatible and are pulled up within the Sampler The active state can be user defined in the firmware Two serial ports allow daisy chaining so that multiple Samplers may be linked using one...

Page 277: ...instrument uses a four wire RS 485 configuration with automatic flow control SD Refer to Table 13 2 for the RS 485 DB9 connector pin configuration Table 13 2 RS 485 DB9 Connector Pin Configuration DB9...

Page 278: ...cate with smart external devices that may be mounted hundreds of feet from the Sampler using an RS 485 electrical interface The USB port is USB 2 0 full speed 12Mbps and low speed 1 5Mbps and is used...

Page 279: ...or a Return Material Authorization RMA which may include biohazard decontamination procedures and other product specific handling instructions and c then if applicable Buyer may return the defective...

Page 280: ...er shall pay Seller therefor at Seller s then prevailing time and materials rates ANY INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE REPAIR SERVICE RELOCATION OR ALTERATION TO OR OF OR OTHER TAMPERING WITH THE PRODUCTS PER...

Page 281: ...be made over Ethernet For details see the following topics Instrument Identification Number on page B 1 Commands on page B 2 Measurements on page B 7 Diagnostics on page B 10 Datalogging on page B 11...

Page 282: ...Each command must begin with the proper instrument identification number ASCII character The command in the example that follows begins with the ASCII character code 153 decimal which directs the com...

Page 283: ...bient rh Reports the current value for ambient relative humidity in percent B 8 ambient temp Reports the current value for ambient temperature in degrees C B 8 analog iout range Reports analog current...

Page 284: ...1 dtoa Reports outputs of the digital to analog converters per channel B 31 ecomp temp Reports the value for the electronics compartment temperature in degrees C B 8 en enter Simulates pressing enter...

Page 285: ...B 32 list dout Lists current selection for digital output B 32 list lrec Lists current selection lrec logging data B 12 list sp Lists current selection in the scratchpad list B 12 list srec Lists curr...

Page 286: ...ight pushbutton B 18 ru run Simulates pressing run pushbutton B 18 save Stores parameters in FLASH B 21 save params Stores parameters in FLASH B 21 sp field Reports sets item number and name in scratc...

Page 287: ...shown in Figure B 1 It is the binary digits that define the status of each parameter The example shown in Figure B 1 indicates that the Sampler is in the Wait mode and is using the Basic sampling meth...

Page 288: ...partment temperature in degrees C Send ecomp temp Receive ecomp temp 30 3 fcomp temp This command reports the filter compartment temperature in degrees C Send fcomp temp Receive fcomp temp 20 4 pump p...

Page 289: ...nd flow2 actual Receive flow2 actual 2 4 flow mass This command reports the value for the mass flow filter 1 in L min Send flow mass Receive flow mass 12 90 flow2 mass This command reports the value f...

Page 290: ...Nov11 25 0 19 8 Filter Pressure in mmHg Time Date Reference Actual 12 03 2010Nov11 790 0 787 1 Filter2 Temperature in C Time Date Reference Actual Filter2 Pressure in mmHg Time Date Reference Actual F...

Page 291: ...ords ok set clr lrecs set clr srecs These commands will clear only the lrecs or only the srecs that have been saved The following example clears srecs Send set clr srecs Receive set clr srecs ok data...

Page 292: ...list for streaming data output Send list stream Receive list stream field index variable x x time 1 1 flow 2 16 t amb 3 17 t flt 4 6 vol erec erxy x 0 1 Reply termination format see set format format...

Page 293: ...on how to decode the flag fields within these records see Figure B 1 Send lrec 5 Receive lrec 5 12 30 2010Mar01 flags 20130000 flow 0 00 p amb 778 p flt 777 p pmp 0 0 t amb 24 6 t flt 99 9 t fcmp 26 5...

Page 294: ...delt rh wspd wdir wvel elap tm statcode lrec mem size srec mem size These commands report the number of lrecs and srecs that can be stored with the current settings and the number of blocks reserved f...

Page 295: ...oating point number representing percent The following example sets the memory allocation for lrecs to 10 Note Issuing these commands will clear all the logged data in memory All the existing records...

Page 296: ...orts the variable number and name stored at the index in the scratch pad list The scratch pad is a temporary memory area which is used to set up lists of selections for lrec srec or streaming data ite...

Page 297: ...eam per 10 ok stream time This command reports if the streaming data string will have a time stamp attached to it or not according to Table B 3 The following example reports that the streaming data sh...

Page 298: ...retrieved is greater than the TOTAL number available out of range will be returned If the number to be retrieved combined with the number to start from goes off the end fewer than requested will be r...

Page 299: ...checksum The RLE encoding consists of a 0 followed by an 8 bit count of consecutive 0xFF bytes The following c code will expand the incoming data void unpackDisplay void far tdib unsigned char far rl...

Page 300: ...ext main menu instrument controls contrast This command reports the screen s level of contrast The following example shows the screen contrast is 50 according to Table B 4 Send contrast Receive contra...

Page 301: ...Receive set date 12 01 09 ok set default params This command sets all the parameters to their default values This does not affect the factory calibrated parameters Send set default params Receive set...

Page 302: ...dns Receive addr dns 192 168 1 1 set addr dns address This command sets the domain name server address where address consists of four numbers ranging from 0 255 inclusive separated by Send set addr d...

Page 303: ...Receive addr nm 255 255 255 0 set addr nm address This command sets the netmask address where address consists of four numbers ranging from 0 255 inclusive separated by Note This command cannot be use...

Page 304: ...rts the current state of use of the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP as on or off DHCP is used to assign an IP address to the instrument automatically The following example shows that DHCP is...

Page 305: ...at 01 Receive set format 01 ok Table B 5 Reply Termination Formats Format Reply Termination 00 CR 01 NL sum xxxx CR where xxxx 4 hexadecimal digits that represent the sum of all the characters bytes i...

Page 306: ...nds 0 ignore set mode local or set mode remote commands according to Table B 6 The default value is 0 ignore the commands The following example shows that the instrument is configured to ignore set mo...

Page 307: ...ng to either 0 local unlocked or 1 remote locked according to Table B 7 The default value is 0 power up in local unlocked mode The following example shows that the instrument is configured to power up...

Page 308: ...Send set instrument id 12 Receive set instrument id 12 ok program no This command the type and program version of the instrument Send program no Receive program no iSeries 2000iD 01 07 85 272 layout a...

Page 309: ...T Receive set tz EST 5EDT ok analog iout range channel This command reports the analog current output range setting for channel where channel must be between 1 and 6 inclusive The following example re...

Page 310: ...n 1 Receive analog vin 1 75 325 2 796 analog vout range channel This command reports the analog voltage output channel range where channel is between 1 and 6 inclusive according to Table B 10 The foll...

Page 311: ...o the designated state high or low Use the list var din command to obtain the list of supported index values and corresponding actions The following example sets the digital input channel 5 to 1 on a...

Page 312: ...ly Table B 11 Default Output Assignment D to A Function Assignment 1 Voltage Output Flow Volume 2 Voltage Output Not Assigned 3 Voltage Output Not Assigned 4 Voltage Output Not Assigned 5 Voltage Outp...

Page 313: ...d the variables associated with that index number available for selection in the current mode for analog outputs digital outputs and digital inputs The index number is used to insert the variable in a...

Page 314: ...ormally open Send relay stat Receive relay stat open Note If individual relays have been assigned different logic then the response would be a 4 digit hexadecimal string with the least significant byt...

Page 315: ...ut stream will be strongly related to the specifier used to display it e g all of the floating point inputs will be displayed with an f output specifier and all of the integer inputs will be displayed...

Page 316: ...ree major components 1 a text field 2 a value field and 3 a button None of these three components is required The text field contains statically displayed text The value field displays values which ar...

Page 317: ...commercial at sign with a source indicator and a starting bit indicator All alarm information is presumed to be two bits long low and high The bitfield extraction is performed on the integer part of...

Page 318: ...les n is the C syntax for an end of line character Temperatures n This is a single text only line n This is a single blank line FLOW 3s n This is a line which appears slightly indented The text field...

Page 319: ...down to the bit zero position Thus the possible values of this example will be 0 through 3 The translation list shows the words which correspond to each input value the zeroth value appearing first 0...

Page 320: ......

Page 321: ...This is achieved by using the following supported MODBUS commands For details of the Partisol 2000i and 2000i D MODBUS Protocol specification see the following topics Serial Communication Parameters...

Page 322: ...hex This address is only used for MODBUS RTU over serial connections Note Device ID 0 used for broadcast MODBUS commands is not supported Device IDs 128 through 247 i e 0x80 hex to 0xF7 hex are not s...

Page 323: ...C value This section describes the various function codes that are supported by the Partisol 2000i and 2000i D Read Coils Inputs reads the status of the digital outputs relays in the Sampler Issuing e...

Page 324: ...aximum allowed by Sampler Quantity of outputs 2 Bytes 1 to maximum allowed by Sampler Unit Identifier 1 Byte 0x00 to 0xFF Passed back in response Response Function code 1 Byte 0x01 or 0x02 Byte count...

Page 325: ...re reported as 32 bit IEEE standard 754 floating point format This uses 2 sequential registers least significant 16 bits first Registers marked with an asterisk are 32 bit unsigned integers or have to...

Page 326: ...onse Function code 1 Byte 0x03 or 0x04 Byte count 1 Byte 2 x N N quantity of registers Register value N x 2 Bytes N N or N 1 Error Response Function code 1 Byte Function code 0x80 Exception code 1 Byt...

Page 327: ...in the Sampler which triggers the respective action This function code is used to set a single action to either On or Off The request specifies the address of the action to be forced Actions are addr...

Page 328: ...xample of a request to write Coil 5 On Request Field Name Hex Function 05 Output Address Hi 00 Output Address Lo 05 Output Value Hi FF Output Value Lo 00 Response Field Name Hex Function 05 Output Add...

Page 329: ...The addresses in the following tables are Protocol Data Unit PDU addresses Verify the register number on your MODBUS master to ensure that it matches the register number on the Sampler Note For additi...

Page 330: ...40044 TEMPERATURE2 DELTA 2000i D only 40045 40046 TEMPERATURE DELTA MAX 40047 40048 TEMPERATURE2 DELTA MAX 2000i D only 40049 40050 RELATIVE HUMIDITY 40051 40052 WIND SPEED 40053 40054 WIND DIRECTION...

Page 331: ...ampler detects the change and triggers the appropriate action For example to trigger AOUTS to zero write 1 to coil 101 To see the state of coil 101 issue a read coil 101 Note The coils within each coi...

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Page 333: ...enabled on the Partisol 2000i and 2000i D Samplers RPComm can be used for communications with the Samplers Because of the updated operating platform compared with the original Partisol series Samplers...

Page 334: ...on Note If desired the changelog txt file can be downloaded and saved to a file The changelog txt file gives a description of the changes made with each revision of its RPComm program 4 After download...

Page 335: ...you update the RPComm program A new PRC list can be downloaded from the website and installed on your computer This will update the PRC list within RPComm without having to reinstall the entire progra...

Page 336: ...nect the one end of the 9 to 9 pin cable to one of your PC s serial COM ports Be sure to note which serial port the cable is connected to 2 Connect the other end of the 9 to 9 pin cable to the unit s...

Page 337: ...2010JAN01 00 00 STOP 2010JAN02 00 00 FLOW 0 00 l min FLOW2 0 00 l min x STOP 11 34 xxx SERIAL SETTINGS BAUD RATE 9600 DATA BITS 8 PARITY NONE STOP BITS 1 RS 232 485 SEL RS 232 CTRST SSET INSTS STAT Fi...

Page 338: ...2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual Thermo Fisher Scientific Figure D 3 Executing RPComm 2 When RPComm begins executing two screens are always displayed the Communicator Main screen and the...

Page 339: ...lete the connection Note The Windows operating system screens shown in this section are from the Windows 95 operating system These screens may vary slightly from your computer s screens if you are ope...

Page 340: ...String and Connection Command are not used for a direct connection The Modem Setup and Dialing Setup buttons also are not needed for a direct connection 6 Select OK when the proper settings have been...

Page 341: ...ting should be RTS Figure D 7 Communication Port Setup Screen 9 If desired additional connections can be defined using the above procedure These new connections can connect various instrument types Wh...

Page 342: ...hlight the desired connection and select the Connection icon on the tool bar This will display the Partisol 2000i Main screen Figure D 9 Note If the connection is successful the instrument s serial nu...

Page 343: ...ten record Once data has been downloaded the storage pointer position is set to the end of the storage buffer so that the next time data is downloaded only new data are output However if the user wish...

Page 344: ...e internal data logger 1 Before data are downloaded the user should ensure that the storage pointer position s are correct Set the storage pointer positions according to Setting the Storage Pointer Po...

Page 345: ...ns Using iPort or RPComm Using RPComm Thermo Fisher Scientific Partisol 2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual D 13 Figure D 12 Download Data Screen Figure D 13 Control Buttons on the Download...

Page 346: ...ol 2000i Main screen Figure D 9 select the Filter Data Interval Data or Input Data tab to display the desired data screen Figure D 14 Figure D 15 or Figure D 16 2 To select data point your mouse curso...

Page 347: ...munications Using iPort or RPComm Using RPComm Thermo Fisher Scientific Partisol 2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual D 15 Figure D 14 Downloaded Filter Data Figure D 15 Downloaded Interval D...

Page 348: ...or Figure D 16 2 Select the Save icon The Save Dialog box will appear and prompt the user for a file name The default file name is nnnnnxyy txt where nnnnnn the unit s serial number x data type f fil...

Page 349: ...Windows operating system screens shown in this section are from the Windows 95 operating system These screens may vary slightly from your computer s screens if you are operating RPComm under the Windo...

Page 350: ...data stored in the storage buffer will be downloaded at each scheduled time or if the download will begin at the storage pointer position 6 Select which data files are to be downloaded All three type...

Page 351: ...hree types of data RPComm will assign the following file names to the data nnnnnf01 txt nnnnni01 txt and nnnnnp01 txt nnnnn is your unit s serial number If the download directory already has files in...

Page 352: ...e of the screen next to their corresponding label 4 To save the register list to a file select the Save icon The user will then be prompted to select a location and file name This list can be useful f...

Page 353: ...the modem s communication parameters to work with the Sampler A typical command string to send to the modem to configure it for use is AT F0 C0 D0 S0 1 K0 W0 Y0 where AT Command prefix F0 Software re...

Page 354: ...ped with a 25 pin connector attach a 9 to 25 pin serial adapter to the null modem adapter and plug it into the modem Note Not all 9 to 25 pin serial adapters can be used in this application because pi...

Page 355: ...e serial number area will be blank or will display 99999 3 Disconnect the direct connection 4 Set up the unit for modem communications according to Standard Commercial External Modem Setup on page D 2...

Page 356: ...otocol Setup Screen 7 Place your cursor in the small white box located to the left of Connect using Modem and click once with your mouse A checkmark should appear in the box 8 To set up the unit for a...

Page 357: ...en are appropriate for a proper connection However if your unit and modem experience communication difficulties these setting may need to be altered Contact your modem s manufacturer for more informat...

Page 358: ...he AK Protocol Setup screen This will return you to the Connection Type screen To finish the connection setup select OK while in the Connection Type screen 18 To connect to your Sampler through the mo...

Page 359: ...e line Command codes can be sent over the phone line to trigger a particular serial port and therefore allow communication with the connected instrument RPComm can be configured to operate with these...

Page 360: ...nit is placed in the field This test will require the use of two phone lines 5 With the RPComm Connect List screen displayed Figure D 20 select the name of the connection used to verify the modem conn...

Page 361: ...et itself 12 RPComm can now be used as described in RPComm on page D 1 13 To connect to a different instrument through the serial switching device the current connection must be terminated Enter the p...

Page 362: ...software and instrument configurations have been verified disconnect the direct connection 4 Connect your computer directly to the modem that will be connected to the serial switching device RPComm S...

Page 363: ...e 9 to 9 pin cable Note Not all null modem adapters can be used in this application because pin connections are not standard The null modem adapter 10 005671 that is available from Thermo Fisher Scien...

Page 364: ...her it is an internal or external modem and which COM port the modem is connected to 16 The Station Setup portion of the screen should have been set when you established your direct connection Do not...

Page 365: ...screen This will return you to the Connection Type screen To finish the connection setup select OK while in the Connection Type screen 25 From the Communicator Main screen which is located just behind...

Page 366: ...s been found that devices manufactured by Black Box Corp work properly with its instrumentation although other devices should function properly The part number and cost of the device will vary dependi...

Page 367: ...ect the Connection icon on the tool bar The connection to the instrument will be initiated and the proper command codes sent When communication is established the instrument s main screen will be disp...

Page 368: ...ll be blank or will display 99999 3 Once the RPComm software and instrument configurations have been verified disconnect the direct connection 4 Connect your computer directly to the modem that will b...

Page 369: ...th the Sampler 10 If your modem is equipped with a 9 pin connector attach the cable and null modem adapter to the modem If your modem is equipped with a 25 pin connector attach a 9 to 25 pin serial ad...

Page 370: ...erally the values that your system chooses for variables on this screen are appropriate for a proper connection However if your unit and modem experience communication difficulties these setting may n...

Page 371: ...s screen should match the Partisol 2000i 2000i D Sampler settings as shown in Figure D 27 Figure D 27 Communication Port Setup Screen 26 Connect to one of the instruments through the modem by highligh...

Page 372: ...d 33 Unplug the serial cable and its adapter s from the modem and then plug the cable assembly into the switching device Follow the instructions provided with the serial switching device to connect it...

Page 373: ...If the connection is successful the unit s serial number will be displayed at the top of the screen Ensure that the correct serial number is displayed to verify that the proper command codes were sent...

Page 374: ......

Page 375: ...i 2000i D AK Protocol specification see the following topics TCP Communication Parameters on page E 1 Abbreviations Used on page E 1 Basic Command Structure on page E 2 Commands List on page E 3 Progr...

Page 376: ...it alarm or status code condition indicator 0 no alarms or status codes 1 alarms or codes Each command is framed by control characters STX at the start and terminated with ETX Values within brackets a...

Page 377: ...m variable Great care must be exercised in using this command as the value of variables should be changed only when the monitor is in the appropriate operating mode E 7 ESAV Saves parameters to flash...

Page 378: ...r 0 if nothing is to be appended RS Para 4 0 Not used Transmission to Instrument Response from Instrument Byte Example Description B No Err Error Description 1 STX ASCII code 002 1 STX STX ASCII code...

Page 379: ...TX STX ASCII code 002 2 4 1 digit Station Number RS Para 1 2 4 4 1 digit Station Number RS Para 1 3 A Ask Register command Enter the Program Register Code of the desired variable in bytes 21 to 23 bel...

Page 380: ...nstrument Response from Instrument Byte Example Description B No Err Error Description 20 20 ETX ASCII code 003 21 21 CR Up to 3 digits appended to the end of the response transmission according to th...

Page 381: ...torage command Enter the number of records to be downloaded from storage in bytes 11 to 13 below 3 A A 4 digit Ask Storage command 4 S 4 S S 5 T 5 T T 6 O 6 O O 7 space Space 7 space space Space 8 K 2...

Page 382: ...Number RS Para 1 3 E Enter Register command Enter the Program Register Code in bytes 21 to 23 below and the new value of the variable in bytes 3 E E 4 digit Enter Register command 4 R 4 R R 5 E 5 E E...

Page 383: ...to the response Enter 0 if nothing is to be appended RS Para 4 0 Not used Transmission to Instrument Response from Instrument Byte Example Description B No Err Error Description 1 STX ASCII code 002...

Page 384: ...sion to Instrument Response from Instrument Byte Example Description B No Err Error Description 1 STX ASCII code 002 1 STX STX ASCII code 002 2 4 1 digit Station Number RS Para 1 2 4 4 1 digit Station...

Page 385: ...Byte Example Description B No Err Error Description 1 STX ASCII code 002 1 STX STX ASCII code 002 2 4 1 digit Station Number RS Para 1 2 4 4 1 digit Station Number RS Para 1 3 S 4 digit Set Storage M...

Page 386: ...ing is to be appended RS Para 4 0 Not used Transmission to Instrument Response from Instrument Byte Example Description B No Err Error Description 1 1 STX ASCII CODE 002 2 2 4 1 digit Station Number R...

Page 387: ...Pressure set mmHg 500 900 999 999 Not Run 10 Average Temperature set C 50 50 99 99 Not Run 11 Average Pressure set mmHg 500 900 999 999 Not Run 16 Analog Output Voltage Channel 1 Code TBD TBD Anytime...

Page 388: ...Input Voltages 6 Volts 0 10 N A None 58 Analog Input Voltages 7 Volts 0 10 N A None 59 Analog Input Voltages 8 Volts 0 10 N A None 60 Analog Output Voltage Range 1 Volts 1 2 4 8 4 Anytime 61 Analog O...

Page 389: ...020 0 Service 133 Flow L min N A N A Never 134 Flow2 L min N A N A Never 136 Flow Standard L min N A N A Never 137 Flow2 Standard L min N A N A Never 139 Electronics Compartment Temp C 0 70 0 Never 1...

Page 390: ...e Sec 0 2 14E9 0 None 171 Sample Filter Type N A A Z P None 172 Sample Filter 2 Type N A A Z P None 173 Sample Filter ID N A 0 9999999 0 None 174 Sample Filter 2 ID N A 0 9999999 0 None 175 Sample Cas...

Page 391: ...r Type A19 N A 0 26 16 Anytime 206 Sample Filter Type A20 N A 0 26 16 Anytime 207 Sample Filter Type A21 N A 0 26 16 Anytime 208 Sample Filter Type A22 N A 0 26 16 Anytime 209 Sample Filter Type A23 N...

Page 392: ...ple Filter Type B21 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 240 Sample Filter Type B22 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 241 Sample Filter Type B23 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 242 Sample Filter Type B24 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 243...

Page 393: ...ple Filter ID A23 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 274 Sample Filter ID A24 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 275 Sample Filter ID A25 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 276 Sample Filter ID A26 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 277 Sample...

Page 394: ...ID B26 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 309 Sample Filter ID B27 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 310 Sample Filter ID B28 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 311 Sample Filter ID B29 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 312 Sample Filter ID...

Page 395: ...9999 0 Anytime 342 Sample Filter Cassette ID A28 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 343 Sample Filter Cassette ID A29 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 344 Sample Filter Cassette ID A30 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 345 Sample...

Page 396: ...374 Sample Filter Cassette ID B28 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 375 Sample Filter Cassette ID B29 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 376 Sample Filter Cassette ID B30 N A 0 9999999 0 Anytime 377 Sample Filter Cassett...

Page 397: ...1 0 Anytime 407 Sample Filter Blank A29 N A 0 1 0 Anytime 408 Sample Filter Blank A30 N A 0 1 0 Anytime 409 Sample Filter Blank A31 N A 0 1 0 Anytime 410 Sample Filter Blank A32 N A 0 1 0 Anytime 411...

Page 398: ...436 Filter Exchange Status Code 0 16 0 None 437 Autorun Code 0 0 Anytime Codes are defined later in this Appendix Some of the Sampler s program register codes PRC have values that are defined by code...

Page 399: ...O1 FLOW VARIATION H 20000 O2 FLOW2 VARIATION H 40000 P SAMPLE PERIOD H 80000 L LEAK CHECK H 100000 D AUDIT H 200000 B BLANK FILTER H 400000 S STOP MODE H 800000 V HI WAIT FLOW PRC 16 PRC 27 0 None 1...

Page 400: ...3 FILTER ID 34 CASSETTE ID 35 CASSETTE2 ID 36 START DATE 37 STOP DATE 38 ELAPSED TIME 39 FS STEP 40 FS STATUS 41 TIME 42 DATE 43 DATE TIME 44 EXTERNAL ALARMS 45 STATUS CODES 46 ANALOG IN 1 47 ANALOG I...

Page 401: ...ARM 2 MOTHERBOARD STATUS 3 MEASUREMENT INTERFACE BOARD STATUS 4 I O BOARD STATUS 5 LOCAL REMOTE 6 SERVICE 7 EXTERNAL ALARM 1 8 EXTERNAL ALARM 2 9 EXTERNAL ALARM 3 PRC 82 PRC 91 Digital Output Active S...

Page 402: ...3 ADV Conditional Sampling PRC 177 Filter Blank Operation 0 No 1 Yes PRC 178 PRC 180 Sampling Conditions 1 2 3 0 NONE 1 AMBIENT TEMP C 2 AMBIENT PRES mmHg 3 AMBIENT RH 4 WIND SPEED km h 5 WIND DIRECTI...

Page 403: ...2000i and Partisol 2000i D Instruction Manual E 29 29 DIG IN7 30 DIG IN8 PRC 434 Sampling Action Under Serial Control 0 Stop Sampling Sampling Not Active 1 Exchange Cassette Goes to State 2 Sampling A...

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