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Indigo201 User Guide

M212842EN-B

Summary of Contents for Indigo200

Page 1: ...M212842EN B User Guide Analog output transmitter with Insight PC software USB C interface Indigo201...

Page 2: ...en time and hereby disclaims any and all responsibilities related thereto This document does not create any legally binding obligations for Vaisala towards customers or end users All legally binding o...

Page 3: ...bes and cables 19 4 Using Indigo201 with Insight PC software 21 4 1 Vaisala Insight PC software 21 4 1 1 Installing Vaisala USB Device driver 21 4 2 Connecting to Insight PC software 23 4 3 Insight PC...

Page 4: ...tment 43 7 4 1 Analog output adjustment example 44 8 Maintenance and troubleshooting 46 8 1 Cleaning 46 8 2 Replacing probes 46 8 3 Troubleshooting 47 8 4 Display messages 47 9 Technical data 50 9 1 S...

Page 5: ...FF ON DIP switch location on Indigo front cover component board 27 Figure 14 Analog output configuration options example 28 Figure 15 Analog output type current or voltage selection 29 Figure 16 Analo...

Page 6: ...fixed test output levels 44 Table 5 Indigo transmitter messages shown on display 48 Table 6 Indigo compatible probes 50 Table 7 Indigo201 inputs and outputs 50 Table 8 Indigo200 operating environment...

Page 7: ...nt First version of the manual 1 2 Related manuals For the latest versions of these documents see docs vaisala com Document Code Name M212815EN Indigo201 Analog Output Transmitter Quick Guide M212843E...

Page 8: ...ts important information on using the product Tip gives information for using the product more efficiently 1 4 Trademarks Vaisala is a registered trademark of Vaisala Oyj Microsoft and Windows are eit...

Page 9: ...Indigo and the probe For easy access to configuration and additional monitoring options the transmitter can be connected to Vaisala Insight PC software with a USB cable The Indigo201 transmitter is de...

Page 10: ...over of the transmitter LED optional display circuit board and connector pins 6 Transmitter base input and output wiring screw terminals mounting base 7 USB C port for connecting the transmitter to In...

Page 11: ...ive USB connection notification icon 4 Message field for notifications warnings and errors You can configure the transmitter display to show 1 to 3 measurement parameters in numeric and graph format I...

Page 12: ...messages are shown on the display as text rows and indicator graphics In the LED indicator model the status of the transmitter and probe is indicated by LED color and whether the LED blinks To view m...

Page 13: ...tored and calibrated by connecting the transmitter to a PC that has Vaisala Insight PC software installed To access the configuration options in Insight PC software you need to connect a computer with...

Page 14: ...output configuration of the first Vaisala Indigo compatible probe you connect If an analog output configuration already exists in Indigo201 that is you have previously connected a probe or configured...

Page 15: ...smitter cover off the base in a straight angle Do not twist or bend 4 Lead the input output cable inside the transmitter see Wiring options page 17 If you are wiring through the lead through on the bo...

Page 16: ...ions 1 Probe and probe cable connector inside the locking wheel 2 Wiring from the back cut open the seal 3 Rubber cable lead through with strain relief 4 Screw terminals for analog outputs 1 3 and rel...

Page 17: ...fit your cable through the opening b Lead the cable through the cut in the seal c Nest the cable inside the groove on the back of the transmitter as shown in Figure 7 page 17 and attach strain relief...

Page 18: ...0 1 V 1 5 V min load 1k 0 20 mA 4 20 mA max load 500 Accuracy of analog outputs at 20 C 68 F 0 1 full scale Relays 2 configurable relays VAC VDC Device maximum specification resistive load Max switch...

Page 19: ...ation or use may lead to safety hazards equipment damage failure to perform according to specification or decreased equipment lifetime CAUTION 3 5 Dimensions 43 1 69 135 5 31 149 5 87 135 5 31 mm in F...

Page 20: ...g out 2 Hold the probe in the probe connector and lock it in place by turning the locking wheel counterclockwise Do not turn the probe body when attaching only the locking wheel on the transmitter 3 I...

Page 21: ...transmitters can be connected to Insight PC software with a standard USB C cable type C to A or type C to C For instructions on connecting the transmitter to Insight see Connecting to Insight PC softw...

Page 22: ...Cable without a COM port number listed you must install the driver manually 4 To install the driver manually a Disconnect the USB cable from the computer b Download the Vaisala USB device driver at ht...

Page 23: ...connect the Indigo200 transmitter to Vaisala Insight PC software with any generic USB cable that has a USB C connector The Insight software can be downloaded at www vaisala com insight Using Indigo20...

Page 24: ...porarily power the transmitter through your computer with the USB cable when using Insight Note that certain probe functionalities that increase the power supply requirements such as purge or heating...

Page 25: ...elect Settings to switch between the Basic Mode and Advanced Mode user modes change the units of parameters metric non metric enter a factory code to access restricted functionalities or view informat...

Page 26: ...measurement parameters in the Insight PC software main view Settings menu For the location of the menu see Figure 11 page 25 The unit selection has an effect on entering configuration values for examp...

Page 27: ...ication OFF or ON with the DIP switch 1 Power off the transmitter 2 Open the transmitter cover See Opening and mounting page 15 To avoid damaging the connector pins of the transmitter pull the transmi...

Page 28: ...menus under the Configure Device menu Analog output 1 shown in example The available selections depend on the probe that is connected to the transmitter for example CO2 output parameter selection is o...

Page 29: ...settings when a CO2 probe is connected to the transmitter 4 20 mA current output Carbon dioxide measurement scaled to 0 20 CO2 Clipping limit 5 error limit 10 and error output 3 6 mA 1 Connect the tra...

Page 30: ...test output can then be verified with a multimeter and the analog output level adjusted as necessary For instructions on testing and adjusting analog output see Analog output adjustment page 43 5 3 Cl...

Page 31: ...error limit the analog output switches to the error state defined for the output The same clipping and error limits are applied when the measured value drops back to the scaled range at first the out...

Page 32: ...errange behavior example When the measured CO2 rises above 20 the output rises above 5 V The output keeps rising until the measurement is 21 CO2 at which point the probe outputs 5 25 V If the CO2 leve...

Page 33: ...en the measurement value exceeds the value set here the relay activates See the different relay activation options described in Figure 20 page 36 4 Activate below When the measurement value falls belo...

Page 34: ...int value When you set a higher value for Activate above and a lower value for Activate below the relay is passive when the measured value is in between the setpoints When you set a lower value for Ac...

Page 35: ...th hysteresis 1 Measurement goes above the relay activation limit solid line and the relay activates 2 Measurement falls below the activation limit but stays above the hysteresis limit dashed line The...

Page 36: ...You can set the relay to activate when the probe measurement exceeds or falls below a set limit When you configure a single setpoint for relay activation without hysteresis the relay switches on or o...

Page 37: ...that is used to control the relay with the Output parameter dropdown The parameter options depend on the connected probe Note that the parameter units are defined in the Settings menu see Unit setting...

Page 38: ...hysteresis To define a single setpoint for relay activation when the measurement falls below the defined activation limit Activate below using hysteresis 1 Select to access Insight main menu 2 In the...

Page 39: ...vate below field 100 ppm in this example When the measurement returns above the Activate below limit the relay does not switch off until it has reached the combined value of the activation limit and h...

Page 40: ...ange of available options for example environmental compensations and the number of adjustment points varies depending on the features of the connected probe The menu examples presented here are examp...

Page 41: ...tment Before adjusting the probe measurement remove any possible earlier adjustments with the Restore factory adjustment selection Figure 25 Restore factory adjustment selection Always restore factory...

Page 42: ...on of the probe you are using Figure 26 Enivironmental compensation configuration example with CO2 probe 7 3 CO2 probe adjustment example Prepare a calibration gas or similar to create suitable refere...

Page 43: ...easured value Very large differences may be due to insufficient stabilization time or unsuitable calibration setup If you want to adjust the device select Activate adjustment To exit without taking th...

Page 44: ...t is not available in adjustment mode CAUTION 7 4 1 Analog output adjustment example Always switch off the transmitter power supply when connecting or disconnecting screw terminal wiring Do not energi...

Page 45: ...10 Select Activate adjustment to save the corrections to the output level The corrections are shown in the Low point offset and High point offset fields 11 To verify that the output level of the trans...

Page 46: ...ls off the surfaces after cleaning 8 2 Replacing probes Only connect compatible measurement devices to the transmitter Attempting to connect incompatible devices or cables can damage the equipment Ref...

Page 47: ...e main view Settings menu Measurement performance affected after calibration Probe has not been switched from calibration mode to normal operating mode in the Insight PC software Open the calibration...

Page 48: ...og output configuration Analog output 2 out of range See above See above Analog output 3 out of range See above See above Warnings Outputs configured for different probe An analog output configuration...

Page 49: ...ameters that are affected by heating cannot be shown while the heating cycle is ongoing Analog output output calibration in progress The analog output 1 3 identified in the message is being calibrated...

Page 50: ...n transmitter compatible with generic USB cables Power supply input 15 30 V DC 2 24 V AC 10 50 60 Hz Relay contacts x 2 Max switching power 30 W Max switching current 1 A Max switching voltage 40 V DC...

Page 51: ...ax 70 concentrate IP rating IP65 Dust tight Protected from water jets from any direction Indoor outdoor use Indoor use Table 9 Indigo200 compliance Property Specification EMC compatibility EN 61326 1...

Page 52: ...re vaisala com Table 11 Indigo200 spare parts and accessories Description Item code USB C connection cable 2 m type C to A for Insight PC software access 1 273956 Probe connection cable 1 m 3 ft 3 in...

Page 53: ...sers to segregate the products from other waste at end of life and use best available recycling practices to minimize related environmental impacts Almost all of the parts in our products can be recov...

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Page 55: ...e www vaisala com warranty Please observe that any such warranty may not be valid in case of damage due to normal wear and tear exceptional operating conditions negligent handling or installation or u...

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