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16 TX5952-UM-EN-01a

3.2.2 Fitting in Roadways and

Tunnels

To attain the best accuracy of response,

select a position away from adjacent

structures with a clearance of at least 200

mm.

The version with a side projecting sensor can

be mounted on to a suitable support using

the mounting holes.

Alternatively use a standard mounting bush

or flange for fitting to a suitable bracket.

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Summary of Contents for Sentro Vortex Wireless TX5952

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Page 3: ...ays and Tunnels 16 3 3 Connections 17 4 Setup and Calibration 18 4 1 Controls and Indicators 18 4 2 Software Menus 20 4 3 Navigation 21 4 4 Power up 22 4 5 Main Menu 23 4 5 1 Sentro Setup 24 4 5 2 Out...

Page 4: ...air flow sensor with side projecting sensing probe for open flow monitoring in tunnels roadways and process systems TX5952 XX Sentro Vortex Wireless air flow sensor with remote mounted sensor For use...

Page 5: ...easy to read characters and back light illumination Easily programmable function and display configuration Rangeable flow velocity from 0 5 m sec to 30 m sec Integral LED indicators for General and H...

Page 6: ...a General Purpose TX5952 XX XX XX XX TX5952 XX XX XX XX Please specify cable length and non standard process fittings when ordering Please specify the probe length when ordering probes available from...

Page 7: ...TX5952 User Manual TX5952 UM EN 01a 7 1 4 Dimensions 1 4 1 Side Projecting Sensor www trolex com...

Page 8: ...8 TX5952 UM EN 01a 1 4 2 Remote Mounted Sensor www trolex com...

Page 9: ...ible conduit Maximum static pressure 20 bar Process fittings 11 2 BSP mounting bush 50 mm ANSI mounting flange Cable entry Side projecting sensing probe 1 x M20 Remote mounted sensing probe 1 x 2M20 N...

Page 10: ...network configuration and information Fault indication Loss of communications Sensing module absent Sensor over range 1 6 Electrical Details Description Mining Ex General Purpose Supply voltage 6 V d...

Page 11: ...are pre calibrated so they can be replaced at any time by a replacement sensing module The sensing module will identify itself when plugged into the sensor housing and auto configuration will take pla...

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Page 13: ...TX5952 User Manual TX5952 UM EN 01a 13 Certification continued Pending www trolex com...

Page 14: ...remove the Sentro Vortex Wireless from a pipeline an isolating ball valve may be fitted to the process connection at the installation This is also useful in installations that have a high level of co...

Page 15: ...and will require dedicated process fittings Release the clamping ring on the mounting bush or flange The centre of the flow path of the sensing head should be positioned as shown Checkpoint Ensure tha...

Page 16: ...se select a position away from adjacent structures with a clearance of at least 200 mm The version with a side projecting sensor can be mounted on to a suitable support using the mounting holes Altern...

Page 17: ...l alarms if required If you decide to use local audio visual alarms you will need to wire them to the Sentro Vortex Wireless Connections are as follows 1 Alarm output 1 2 0 V 3 Alarm output 2 4 Batter...

Page 18: ...18 TX5952 UM EN 01a 4 Setup and Calibration 4 1 Controls and Indicators www trolex com...

Page 19: ...TX5952 User Manual TX5952 UM EN 01a 19 www trolex com...

Page 20: ...20 TX5952 UM EN 01a 4 2 Software Menus www trolex com...

Page 21: ...ed to L and R throughout this User Manual To access the L Next and R Select Change buttons you need to remove the front cover Use a cross head screwdriver to remove the four screws securing the front...

Page 22: ...p the Start up Screen will appear The Start up Screen displays basic information about the system including the software version driver version and output type Power On After five seconds the Main Dis...

Page 23: ...y be set up according to preference The available menus are as follows Sentro Setup Output Setup Module Setup CommTrac Exit Checkpoint You can safely remove the front cover of the Sentro Vortex Wirele...

Page 24: ...etup Menu The available menus are as follows System Information Display Setup Alert Setup Set Security Code Exit 4 5 1 1 System Information This displays basic information about the system including t...

Page 25: ...ight Adjust Contrast Exit Set Backlight The screen backlight illumination may be set to On or Off to reduce power consumption From the Display Setup Menu press L navigate to Set Backlight and press R...

Page 26: ...Press L and select Save or Cancel as required Press R to confirm the selection and return to the Display Setup Menu Exit From the Display Setup Menu press L navigate to Exit press R to confirm the sel...

Page 27: ...ancel as required Press R to confirm the selection and return to the Alert Setup Menu Confidence Alarm The Confidence Alarm flash can be set to On or Off For details of the Confidence Alert refer to S...

Page 28: ...ntro Setup Menu press L navigate to Set Security Code and press R to enter the Set Security Code menu From Set Security Code press R to increment the first digit Press L to confirm the selection and m...

Page 29: ...o enter the Output Setup Menu The available menus are as follows Modbus Address Baud Rate TxOn Delay TxOff Delay Exit Modbus Address The Modbus Address can be set between 1 and 255 as required From th...

Page 30: ...nter the Set Baud Rate Menu Press R to navigate to the required Baud Rate press L and select Save or Cancel as required Press R to confirm the selection and return to the Output Setup Menu TxOn Delay...

Page 31: ...Setup Menu Exit From the Output Setup Menu press L navigate to Exit press R to confirm the selection and return to the Main Menu 4 5 3 Module Setup This enables you to setup the functional values of t...

Page 32: ...ange Upper Range Units Scale Factor Exit Significant Figures The position of the decimal point can be shifted along the displayed number to the best Significant Figures to suit the particular sensor s...

Page 33: ...ric value and the polarity can be any negative value through to any positive value Checkpoint Enter the preferred Significant Figures before setting the Lower Range and Upper Range values From the Sca...

Page 34: ...e Units that can be displayed are as follows Flow Velocity Values m s metres per second ft s feet per second Volumetric Flow Values m3 s cubic metres per second m3 h cubic metres per hour ft3 s cubic...

Page 35: ...ing Setup Menu press L navigate to Scale Factor and press R to enter the Scale Factor Menu Press R to increment the first digit press L to move to the next digit press R to increment the digit and rep...

Page 36: ...rom the Module Setup Menu press L navigate to Setpoint 1 or Setpoint 2 and press R to enter the Setpoint 1 or Setpoint 2 Setup Menu The available menus are as follows Activation Level Exit Activation...

Page 37: ...ctivated can be configured From the Setpoint 1 or Setpoint 2 Setup Menu press L navigate to Level and press R Press R to increment the digits as required Press L to move to the next digit Repeat for a...

Page 38: ...s follows Set DutyText Set Update Exit Set DutyText The DutyText can be set according to preference by default it reads Airflow From the Configuration Setup Menu press L navigate to Set DutyText and p...

Page 39: ...enu Set Update The value of the analogue input signal is averaged and up dated at periodic intervals You can configure the up date period in the Set Update Menu Checkpoint A low Set Update setting wil...

Page 40: ...ct Save or Cancel as required Press R to confirm the selection and return to the Configuration Setup Menu Exit From the Configuration Setup Menu press L and navigate to Exit Press R to confirm the sel...

Page 41: ...Firmware Versions CN RSSI Xmit Freq Voltages I O 1 I O 2 Location Msg Interval Sensor Msg Interval Sensor Polling Interval Mute Alarm Exit 4 5 4 1 Comms From the CommTrac Setup Menu press L navigate...

Page 42: ...wireless signal the Sentro Vortex Wireless is receiving from the CommTrac wireless node The value displayed will be between 100 weak signal to 0 strong signal 4 5 4 4 Xmit Freq From the CommTrac Setup...

Page 43: ...ro Vortex Wireless is operating from the internal battery the External Voltage would be displayed as 0 V 4 5 4 6 I O 1 and I O 2 From the CommTrac Setup Menu press L navigate to I O 1 or I O 2 and pre...

Page 44: ...1 to 32767 This parameter can also be set via a CommTrac over the air message Press R to increment the digits as required Press L to move to the next digit Repeat for all digits press L and select Sav...

Page 45: ...Polling Interval Menu This is a user configurable parameter to define how often in seconds the I O board polls the Sentro Wireless for sensor data alarms and parameter changes Between polling the Sent...

Page 46: ...gate to Exit press R to Exit and return to the Main Menu 4 5 5 Exit From the Main Menu press L navigate to Exit and press R to confirm the selection and return to the Main Display 4 6 Support If you n...

Page 47: ...the normal mode of operation the Sentro Vortex Wireless will display the air flow rate on the LCD screen in the preferred Units of measurement this is the Main Display If the Confidence Alert has been...

Page 48: ...message will be seen on the LCD screen Loss of Signal From the Sensor If there is a loss of signal from the sensing module to the Sentro Vortex Wireless an error message will be shown Module Not Fitt...

Page 49: ...Vortex Wireless consists of a number of tasks carried out at regular intervals on a cumulative basis ie at 12 months do the 1 month task the 3 month task the 6 month task AND the 12 month task These...

Page 50: ...or advice on repair or replacement 5 After the completion of all maintenance update the maintenance records 6 2 3 Sentro Vortex Wireless Batteries Replace 1 On the back of the Sentro Vortex Wireless r...

Page 51: ...n of all maintenance update the maintenance records 6 2 4 Sentro Vortex Wireless Sensing Probe Clean 1 Remove the sensor and assess its condition 2 Clean the sensing head with a soft brush or cloth if...

Page 52: ...um OR 2 Alternatively the Sentro Vortex Wireless can be removed and returned to your local Trolex service agent for checking and calibration across the full operating spectrum Contact service trolex c...

Page 53: ...ess is located Checkpoint Consult your local Trolex service agent or the Trolex Product Support Department if you require assistance with disposal service trolex com 6 4 Maintenance Records Implement...

Page 54: ...TX5952 UM EN 01a 6 5 Maintenance and Calibration Log Order Reference TX5952 Serial Number Date Purchased Location Flow Rate Date Scheduled Check Fault Recalibrate Return to Trolex Comments www trolex...

Page 55: ...at marketing trolex com No part of this document may be reproduced in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying without express written permission of Trolex All pertine...

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