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6 Configuration and calibration

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5. In the relay menu, select

2 FUNCTION

to set the relay function:

1

FUNCTION NOT DEFINED

Factory setting.

2

FUNCTION NORMAL OPERATION

Closed contact if diagnostic message is

NORMAL OPERATION

during

HOLD

(see Sec-

tion 6.4). The contact is also closed
when message is

NO SAMPLE

.

3

FUNCTION INSTRUMENT OK

Closed contact if there is no equip-
ment malfunction.

4

FUNCTION LOW LIMIT

Used as alarm relay, closing contact if
source value is below set limit. (See
below for limit source selection.)

5

FUNCTION HIGH LIMIT

Used as alarm relay, closing contact if
source value is above set limit. (See
below limit source selection.)

6

FUNCTION PRECONDITION

See Figure 6.14.

7

FUNCTION WASH

See Section 6.7.

6. If you choose either low limit or high limit as relay function, you’ll have define

a limit source. For this, select

3 LIMIT SOURCE

in the Relay menu (Figure 6.6).

Limit source selection:

1

NOT DEFINED

Factory setting.

2

CONCENTRATION

Measured concentration CONC

3

PROCESS TEMPERATURE

Process temperature

7. The Limit value is set separately by choosing

4 LIMIT VALUE

in the Relay menu

(Figure 6.6) and entering a numeral limit value.

8. The Hysteresis value is set by choosing

5 HYSTERESIS

in the Relay menu (Fig-

ure 6.6). The value indicates how soon the relay opens after the process has
temporarily gone over the high limit or under the low limit. For example if
the high limit is 50 and the hysteresis is 2, the relay will not reopen until the
process drops below 48.

9. To change the relay delay time, choose

6 DELAY

in the Relay menu (Figure 6.6).

The delay is given in seconds, factory setting is 10 s.

For manual set, go (back) to the Select relay menu and choose

3 MANUAL SET

. In the

manual set display you can open and close the any relay by pressing the appropri-
ate soft key. The current status of the relay (open or closed) is displayed next to
the relay name, see Figure 6.7 below: