Prosense PQ Series Manuel utilisateur

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PROSENSE Hand Terminal

User Manual

Prosense Teknoloji San. Ltd. Şti.

Cumhuriyet Mah. Mermer sok. No:16 Kartal İstanbul

Tel: (90) 216 306 77 88 Faks: (90)216 473 81 29

www.prosense.com.tr

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WARNING!

READ THIS INSTRUCTION FIRST!

This manual must be carefully read by all persons who have or will have the

responsibility for installing, using or servicing this product.

Like any equipment, this product will perform as designed only if installed,

used and serviced in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

Otherwise, it could fail to perform as designed and persons who rely on this

product for their safety could suffer severe personal injury or death.

The warranties made by Prosense with respect to this product are voided if the

product is not installed, used and serviced in accordance with the instructions

in this user guide. Please protect yourself and other by following them.

Please contact [email protected] for any inquiry or complaints.

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Contents

Introduction................................................................................................................................................4

Hand Terminal Menu..................................................................................................................................4

Menu structure.......................................................................................................................................5

Alarm Settings ........................................................................................................................................5

Configure ................................................................................................................................................7

Change date and time ........................................................................................................................7

Change Modbus address .................................................................................................................... 8

Change Analogue Output ...................................................................................................................8

Display Parameters................................................................................................................................. 9

Change Language................................................................................................................................9

Change Zero Suppression ................................................................................................................... 9

Change password ............................................................................................................................... 9

Bump Test.............................................................................................................................................10

Change Test Interval.........................................................................................................................10

Adjust Inhibit warning ......................................................................................................................11

Information Menu options ...................................................................................................................11

Display Event Logs ............................................................................................................................12

Display Concentration Trends ..........................................................................................................12

Display Measurements.....................................................................................................................12

Display Transmitter information ......................................................................................................13

Test Menu Options...............................................................................................................................13

Run Inhibit test .................................................................................................................................14

Run Display test................................................................................................................................14

Run Relay test...................................................................................................................................14

Run Analogue Output test................................................................................................................15

Run Bump Test .................................................................................................................................15

Calibration ................................................................................................................................................17

Set Reference Gas details.....................................................................................................................18

Set Calibration Cycle.............................................................................................................................18

Zero Calibration....................................................................................................................................19

Span Calibration ...................................................................................................................................19

Cancel Calibration.................................................................................................................................20

Warranty statement.................................................................................................................................21

Exclusions .........................................................................................................................................21

Warranty Limitation and Exclusion ..................................................................................................21

Limitation of Liability........................................................................................................................22

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Introduction

The Prosense hand terminal is designed to help maintenance and calibration operations on

Prosense PQ, PX, P, PC3 series detectors. The hand terminal uses MODBUS communication to

connect the detectors. Prosense PQ, PX, P, PC3 series detectors have onboard MODBUS

communication circuits. User should connect hand terminal MODBUS A and B ports to

detector MODBUS and B ports. Communication ports must match to each other for

communcation. Hand terminal operates with battery power and should be off to manage

battery life.

Hand Terminal Menu

Hand terminal has 3 buttons on display that will be used to perform operation which are

Enter, up (Increase) and down (decrease). To reach configuration menu press Enter. The

screen will request password information:

The password is 1234. User need to change the password as defined in “Change password”

step. You need to set values via using up and down keys. Once the value is set press Enter

again to confirm and move to the next digit. Confirmed digits will be made invisible by

detector program:

The screen will display menu options when correct password entered at last digit:

PASSWORD

****

1. Alarm Settings

2. Calibrate

3. Configure

4. Information

5. Test

6. Exit

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Menu structure

PQ Series Detector menu includes all necessary steps to setup detector and display

information. Menu is available for only PQD and PQD-S models as they have display module.

Diagram 16: Main menu structure

Alarm Settings

Alarm levels can be adjusted via using alarm menu steps. Alarm menu general structure is

given in diagram-12:

Diagram17: Alarm menu structure

Once you reach the main menu the first option is alarm settings. Press Enter to move the

alarm settings menu. A new menu listing alarm levels will be shown:

1. Alarm 1

2. Alarm 2

3. Alarm 3

4. Previous Menu

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Please select the alarm level you would like to adjust and press Enter key to see details. All

alarm details will be listed in new screen and parameters will be blinking one by one while you

set the values.

The first digit of the first alarm will start blinking to let you increase or decrease the digit via

using up and down keys. When you set the value, press again Enter key to move next digit.

The next digit will start blinking to allow you set desired value. When you complete, press

Enter key long enough. The display will show “Successful” message and return back to higher

level menu.

All alarm levels have same parameter that user can adjust if needed. Otherwise they will work

with their default settings. The meaning of parameters is as follows:

Level: The measurement level to raise the alarm

Auto-reset: Define how the alarm relays will work. If ‘YES’ selected the relay will be released

once the measurement level returned to normal. If ‘NO’ selected the relay will lock in their

position. According to IEC EN 60079-29-1 highes level alarm ”Alarm-2” is set to latch mode

without auto-reset.

Directions: Parameter to define in which way alarm will be activated whether increasing or

decreasing. For most toxic and flammable gases it will be raising, for oxygen it can be both

raising and falling.

Relay: It defines the alarm relay working conditions. Relays can be programmed as Energised

(NC) or Non-energized (NO) contact according to use cases and scenarios. When Energized is

selected, the relay will have energy during normal operation. When Non-energized is selected,

the relay is only energized when performing the switching function.

Off Delay: User can define delay to deactivate the alarms. Equipment keeps alarms and relay

contacts active fter measured gas level goes below the defined alarm level. This function must

be adjusted according to operating conditions and safety rules. For example, in some plants

ventilation fans kept activated after the measurement level falls below the alarm level. In such

cases the off delay feature can be used. The off-delay can only be defined in minutes.

Alarm 1 Settings

Level: 10%

Auto-reset: NO

Directions: Rising

Relay: De-energized

Off Delay:00 Min

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Configure

User can change the parameters of detector depending of the usage such as date, time,

password and detector address via configure menu. Select ‘Configure’ step on main menu to

perform changes. A new menu options will display with options:

The Configure menu structure is given in below diagram:

Diagram18: Configure menu structure

Change date and time

Date and Ttime fearue is only available on PQ Series. Other series would not use this option.

To change date and time select first menu item. Display will show date and time details:

1. Date and Time

2. Modbus Address

3. Analog Output

4. Display

5. Bump Test

6. Previous Menu

Date and Time

YY/MM/DD HH/MM/SS

18/03/27 15/38/27

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The first digit on screen will start blinking once entered the menu step. You can increase or

decrease the value via using up and down keys. Once desired value has been set press Enter

key to confirm and move to the next digit to set. Once all set press Enter key. The display will

show “Successful” message and return back to higher level menu.

Change Modbus address

To change detector address, select “Modbus Address” menu option. In RS485 communication

detectors are slave devices and control panel is the master device. Each detector must have

unique address to work together in same RS485 communication loop. Select “Modbus

Address” menu item via using up and down keys and press Enter key. Display will show default

detector address which is 1:

Address can be changed with up and down keys from 1 to 256. Once set to desired address

press Enter key long enough. The display will show “Successful” message and return back to

higher level menu.

Change Analogue Output

User can adjust analogue output levels depending of the status and function. To do this please

select “Analogue Output” menu item on configuration menu via using up and down keys and

select Enter key. Screen will display default values used for analogue output:

User can adjust these values to desired values depending of the application requirements

between 1 to 3.5 mA for Fault, Warm-up, Calibration, Inhibit and 20-22mA for Overrange.

Modbus Address

4-20mA Output

Fault : 2.0 mA

Warm Up : 3.0 mA

Calibration : 3.0 mA

Inhibit : 3.0 mA

Over Range : 22.0 mA

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Display Parameters

Detector display can be adjusted as per requirements. The display options are given in Display

menu item

Change Language

The detector display language can be changed to English or Turkish. To change Language first

select Configure option on main menu then select Display option and Language option. Once

you reach to Language screen you will able to switch display language:

Change Zero Suppression

User can adjust the way showing measurement level around zero level. If zero suppression

mode set to NO, detector will display measurement as detected. If zero suppression mode set

to YES, detector will show measurement levels as 0 (zero) up to 3% LEL. At 3% LEL it will

display measurements as detected.

To change zero suppression mode select Zero Suppression option on Display menu and pres

Enter key. Current zero suppression mode will be displayed. If needed change the value via

using up and down keys. Once adjusted press Enter key to record value.

Change password

User must change the defaut password for security reasons. The default password is 1234. To

change password select Password menu item via using up and down keys and press Enter key.

Display will ask new password:

1. Language

2. Zero Suppression

3. Password

4. Detector model

5. Previous Menu

Menu Language

English

Zero Suppression

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Password must be 4 digits and should be set digit by digit via using up and down keys. When

completed, press Enter key long enough to confirm. The display will show “Successful”

message and return back to higher level menu. User should remember the password to

perform changes later on. If user forgets the password, detector should be returned back to

Prosense to reset password. No Field operation is available to reset password at customer

site.

Bump Test

Detectors should be tested to make sure they can perform their operations as defined. To do

this bump test should be performed in defined periods. Bump test parameters can be

adjusted via using Bump Test options in Configure menu. To start adjustments select Bump

Test step on Display menu. A new screen will display with available options:

Change Test Interval

To change bump test interval select Test Interval option on Bump Test Menu.

Once the bump test interval menu shown the time value will start blinking. User can change

the value via using up and down keys. Select Enter key to save the value when adjustment

done. The display will show “Successful” message and return back to previous menu.

New Password

1. Test Interval

2. Inhibit Warning

3. Previous Menu

Bump Test Interval

3 Month

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