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1735 Technical Manual - Novatech Controls

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7.2.25 Reference Air Pump Options<br />

Normally the reference air is supplied from the transmitter using the internal pump. The pump will be a<br />

model MP-24 or a model CM-15. The default options are to use an Internal MP-24 pump at 2.00v.<br />

Function<br />

Options<br />

52 Reference Air Pump External or Internal<br />

53 Internal Pump Voltage MP-24 select 2.00v, CM-15 select 3.5v<br />

54 Reference Air RH% If external is selected, set the RH level. (5% if instrument air is used)<br />

7.2.26 Communications Port Options<br />

The <strong>1735</strong> transmitter has a serial communications port available at terminals 18 to 22. The default protocol<br />

is for RS-232 running at 19,200 baud rate with 8 bits, Even parity and 1 stop bit.<br />

Function<br />

Options<br />

55 Serial Interface RS-232 or RS-485 (Use RS-485 for MODBUS)<br />

56 Serial Baud Rate 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 (RS-232 up to 19200 only)<br />

57 Serial Parity Even, Odd or No Parity<br />

58 MODBUS Address<br />

Set the MODBUS address for this device between 1 and 246.<br />

0 is to disable the MODBUS<br />

7.2.27 Alarm Log Clearing<br />

Every alarm that is instigated internally in the transmitter or as a process level is recorded in the alarm log<br />

with the activation time, accepted time and the cleared time. The last 4000 events will be recorded and then<br />

the oldest alarms will be dropped off as new ones occur. If you would like to delete the log recording select<br />

CLEAR in SETUP step 64 by using the OPTION keys and press the ENTER key. The message “Alarm Log<br />

Cleared” will be displayed.<br />

7.2.28 External Oxygen Input Delay<br />

If the chosen operating mode is “Directly Heated, External Dry Oxygen”, then the dry oxygen signal will need<br />

to be fed into the BFT terminals 24 & 25 as a 4-20mA signal scaled 0-25% oxygen. If there is a gas<br />

transport lag between the oxygen reading from the in-situ oxygen probe and the sample of the oven / dryer<br />

gas taken through the sample gas dryer, then a compensating delay can be entered into function #6 in the<br />

commissioning menu. The time can be between “No Delay” and 600 seconds (10 minutes).<br />

April 2012<br />

48 <strong>1735</strong> Water Vapour Transmitter

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