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Low Voltage Connections

All of the low voltage electrical communication connections to the 

instrument are made at the termination area located on the middle 

bottom side of the Main UI board located inside the electrical panel. 

To access the connections, open the access panel by loosening 

the captive Phillips screw. The connections are labeled (CN27 for 

Silver, CN28 for Copper). Upper pin is negative, lower pin is positive. 

Please follow all government recommendations and requirements for 

installation of electrical connections to and between the instrument and 

other peripheral devices. All terminals are designed to accept wires in 

the range of 14 - 28 AWG.

4-20mA Analog Output

There are 2 4-20mA outputs, one for Copper and one for Silver. The 

connections are located in the mid bottom side of the board inside 

the electrical panel. The 4-20mA output is driven by a 24 VDC power 

source and can drive recorder loads up to 1000 ohms. 

Do not run 

4-20 mA cables in the same conduit as power. 

Transformer 

isolation is provided on the CSM. Operation of this output is covered 

in the Analog Output Menu. Negative polarity is on the top, positive 

polarity is on the bottom.
The recommended cable is 22 AWG shielded twisted pair. To prevent 

ground loops, connect the shield only at its destination. The black 

terminal block is removable to assist in making connections.
The 4-20mA is factory calibrated. An adjustment can be made using 

the Analog Output Menu. In addition to making adjustments, these 

menus output continuous 4mA or 20mA and can be used as a signal 

test. The configuration mode will time out after 15 minutes.

Securing the Glands - Low Voltage

Low voltage connections to the instrument are made through electrical 

glands located on the left side of the enclosure. Once the appropriate 

low voltage wiring is inserted through the electrical gland and wiring 

is secured at the terminals on the Main UI board, the gland on the left 

side of the enclosure must be tightened to ensure wiring is  

safely installed.

Mains Power Connections

Once all low voltage connections are made, the mains power should 

be connected through the 2nd gland located on the left side of the 

enclosure. 

The CSM is not supplied with a power cord. 

The CSM requires a 

user supplied power cable, capable of 120/240V. 
 

Terminal 3: Earth Ground 

 

Terminal 2: Neutral 

 

Terminal 1: Line or Hot

Suitable wire would be stranded, 3 conductors 18-12 AWG copper or 

tin plated copper with a voltage rating of 600 VAC with a temperature 

rating of 90°C or higher.
Common earth bond points are provided both inside the enclosure 

on the chassis and outside of the enclosure. This terminal set can 

be removed for easier connections. Please ensure this terminal set is 
properly tightened using the two side screws.

3.2 Plumbing Connections

All plumbing connections are made with user supplied OD tubing using 

the push to connect fittings attached to the CSM. All water tubing used 

to connect to the CSM is supplied by the installer. 

•  Sample water should be particulate free.
•  The sample water supply does not need to be pressurized. The 

CSM incorporates a regulator at the water supply inlet. 

•  In order to ensure that the sample measured is representative, 

keep the sample pipe run as short as possible. 

•  A water shutoff valve should be located close to the instrument 

to allow for periodic maintenance. 

1.  Connect the sample water line to the CSM using the 

1

4

" push to 

connect fitting on the bottom of the enclosure.

2.  Connect the main drain line to the CSM using the 

3

8

" push to 

connect fitting on the bottom of the enclosure. There is no tubing 

connection for the emergency drain.

3.3 Electrical Connections

All electrical connections are located in the upper electrical 

compartment. The electrical compartment access at the front can and 

should only be opened during installation. No power should be applied 

until the electrical compartment access is closed and sealed.
The CSM has two types of electrical connections. First, the mains 

power connection, which connects to the cable gland on the left side 

of the CSM. Second, the low voltage connections, which are made 

through the 2nd gland on the left side of the CSM.

Electrical Wiring Requirements

The CSM is required to be wired with a 15A circuit breaker. The cable 

should be sized for a 15A supply with all three wires the same gauge.

Local Disconnect

A local two pole disconnect needs to be installed less than 2 meters (6 

feet) from the instrument and labeled as the disconnect for the CSM. 

This allows for emergency disconnect and isolation of the equipment.

When using this instrument in potable water applications, 

the drain water from this instrument should NEVER be 

reintroduced back into the incoming water stream. This 

water MUST be directed to a convenient drain.

NOTICE

Ask mike why no min listed for allowable 

fluid temp

Electrical Panel

Main UI Board

Display Board

It is recommended to install pressure regulating and relief 

valves to maintain proper inlet pressure for the instrument. 

Contact HF scientific Customer Service to order pressure 

regulators and relief valves.

NOTICE

4-20mA 

Connections

Main UI Board Located inside the Electrical Panel

All low voltage connections should be completed before the 

mains power is connected to the system.

WARNING

!

Installation of this instrument involves line voltage that could 

endanger life. Only qualified electricians should perform 

installation of the instrument.

WARNING

!

The instrument can accept 100-240 VAC, 47-63 Hz. Verify that 

the mains voltage falls within these specifications.

WARNING

!

Summary of Contents for HF Scientific CSM

Page 1: ...ilver Monitor IS HF CSM 100184 WARNING Read this Manual BEFORE using this equipment Failure to read and follow all safety and use information can result in death serious personal injury property damage or damage to the equipment Keep this Manual for future reference Rev 1 ...

Page 2: ...ing the Units of Measurement 7 5 3 Setting the Date Time 7 5 4 Adjusting the Brightness 7 5 5 Setting the Time Schedule 7 5 6 Setting the Reading Mode 8 5 7 Adjusting the Line Flush Duration 8 5 8 Security Setting 8 5 9 Firmware Update 9 5 10 Copying FRAM data to SD Card 9 5 11 Factory Reset 10 5 12 About Device 10 6 0 System Start Up 10 6 1 Prepare Reagents 10 6 2 Priming the CSM 10 6 3 Taking Re...

Page 3: ...nt This pictorial alerts you to the need to read the manual This pictorial alerts you to electricity electrocution and shock hazards 1 0 Understanding Safety Information This manual contains safety and use instructions that must be followed during the installation commissioning operation care and maintenance and service of the CSM All responsible personnel must read this manual prior to working wi...

Page 4: ...o 23 hours 59 minutes Path Length 10mm Display 3 5 Color graphic touch screen Analog Output Powered 4 20mA 1000 Ω drive isolated Maximum Water Pressure 124 kPa 18 psi see Plumbing Connections section Flow Rate 185 ml min to 225 ml min 044 to 059 Gal min Operating Temperature 1 C 50 C 34 F 122 F Max Sample Water Intake and Drainage Flow 225 ml minute Wetted Materials PBT Polypropylene 316 Stainless...

Page 5: ...be removed for easier connections Please ensure this terminal set is properly tightened using the two side screws 3 2 Plumbing Connections All plumbing connections are made with user supplied OD tubing using the push to connect fittings attached to the CSM All water tubing used to connect to the CSM is supplied by the installer Sample water should be particulate free The sample water supply does n...

Page 6: ...electrical panel and tighten Securing the Electrical Enclosure Once all electrical connections are made the electrical panel must be secured by closing the compartment and tightening the captive Phillips screw 4 0 Commissioning and Start Up 1 Once all water and electrical connections have been made turn on power to the CSM 2 The CSM will run through a startup process that takes less than 10 second...

Page 7: ...ve 4 Once the date and time have been saved press the button to return to the home screen or press Cancel to return to the previous menu 5 4 Adjusting the Brightness The screen brightness can be adjusted to provide easier readability of the display in low light or no light conditions There are 10 brightness levels available To adjust the screen brightness 1 Press Brightness on the Configuration Me...

Page 8: ... suggested line flush duration is 1 second for every foot of sample line tubing assuming inlet pressure of 4 60psi To adjust the line flush duration 1 Press Line Flush Setting on the Configuration Menu screen 2 Using the up and down arrows set the desired duration for the line flush in seconds 3 Once the desired Line Flush Duration has been saved press the button to return to the home screen or pr...

Page 9: ...ate is complete a restart of the instrument is required Do not remove the SD card or turn power off while the software update is in progress Doing so can cause an unrecoverable failure NOTICE 5 10 Copying FRAM data to SD Card The following information from the CSM can be transferred to an SD card in CSV file format Readings Error and warning logs with date and time stamps All user settings Calibra...

Page 10: ...he prime sub menu 3 Press the desired priming option If this is the first time starting up the instrument start with Prime Water and repeat this step for all priming options in this menu Reagent Bags Hanging on Brackets P N 110097 Assembled in the USA Reagent Kit Copper Indicator 16260 Airport Park Drive Suite 140 Fort Myers FL 33913 L 74125 Rev E 11 2020 WARNING Harmful if swallowed Causes skin i...

Page 11: ...per Silver 500 ml Solution C in Cal Procedure DI Water 500 ml Solution D in the Cal Procedure To recalibrate the CSM follow the prompts on the screen 1 From the screen press Service to enter the Service Menu 2 Press CALIBRATE to begin the Calibration sequence Ensure you have the calibration kit ready then press NEXT 3 Turn off the water supply Press Next There is a removable light shield attached ...

Page 12: ...placement Kit To order any accessory or replacement parts please contact the HF scientific Customer Service Department HF scientific 16260 Airport Park Drive Suite 140 Fort Myers FL 33913 Phone 239 337 2116 Toll Free 888 203 7248 Fax 239 454 0694 Email hf info wattswater com Website www hfscientific com 4 Disconnect the upper inlet tubing hose from the peristaltic pump and attach a single piece of...

Page 13: ...gent tubing skip to step 16 12 Insert short piece of new tubing into outlet fitting on solenoid valve Insert other end into inlet fitting into optical injector 13 Secure solenoid valve to bracket with 2 screws removed in step 6 14 Insert end of new tubing into inlet of the solenoid valve 15 Reuse Velcro strap to secure the reagent tubing check valves to the top of the pump bracket 16 Guide tubing ...

Page 14: ...the base 9 4 Replacing the Pressure Regulator Assembly Kit 28190S To replace the pressure regulator assembly on the CSM instrument 1 Turn off water to the CSM instrument 2 Loosen the screws on the bracket connecting the pressure regulator to the back panel 3 Lift bracket and attached components from back panel 4 Loosen the water inlet tube orange from the pressure regulator 5 Remove the panel nut ...

Page 15: ...pump to the optical board and then remove air pump 11 Insert new air pump Be sure the arrow on the new air pump is facing the correct direction 12 Install 2 screws from underneath air pump bracket 13 Attach air pump to optical board using the included zip tie 14 Screw in black fitting into air pump outlet 15 Reconnect the black and pink air pump wiring connection located in the electrical panel 16...

Page 16: ...IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE The remedy described in the first paragraph of this warranty shall constitute the sole and exclusive remedy for breach of warranty and the Company shall not be responsible for any incidental special or consequential damages including without limitation lost profits or the cost of repairing or replacing other property which ...

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