Welcome. Introduction and startup JUMO dtrans ph02. Dipl.-Ing. Manfred Schleicher

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1 Welcome Introduction and startup JUMO dtrans ph02 Dipl.-Ing. Manfred Schleicher

2 Content Startup of the measuring transmitter function Configuration via the menu basic setting Concept of operations User data Controller function Kind of the measured value display Flow measuring Data logger Hold operation Manual operation Hardware 2

3 Startup of the measuring transmitter function

4 Wiring ph-combination electrode Signal ph-electrode shielding, reference signal Normally, the connection of the ph-electrode is effected asymmetrically, in this standard-case the included short curcuit bridge has to be mounted 4

5 Wiring Temperature sensor 5

6 Configuration with/ without temperature input With temperature sensor Without temperature sensor 6

7 Configuration Calibration release 7

8 Operation in the measuring mode Normal display Main value/ temperature input MIN/MAX main input 8

9 Configuration via the menu basic setting

10 Configuration via the menu basic setting Measuring mode 2s Administrator level Basic settings 10

11 Concept of operations

12 Concept of operations Measuring mode 2s User level Administrator level Calibration level Calibration logbook Device information 12

13 Concept of operations User level - Configuration of the device - Configuration only by free given parameters - Release via administrator level (PW300) -> release level or via Setup-program: 13

14 Concept of operations User level Administrator level (Password 300) Parameter level - Configuration of the device Release level - Release of the parameters for the user level Basic setting - All important adjustments are enquired systematically Calibration level - Realizing of calibrations 14

15 Concept of operations User level Administrator level (Password 300) Calibration release - Calibration release for the calibration level Delete min-/max-values Delete Calibration Logbook Delete daily amount -Delete the counter of the daily amount Delete total amount - Delete the counter of the total volume 15

16 Structure User-, Parameter- & Release Level Input ph/redox Input temperature Option inputs Analogue input 1, 2, 3 Binary inputs Binary input 1, 2 Controller Controller 1 set of parameters 1, 2 configuration Controller 2 set of parameters 1, 2 configuration Controller special function Limit value monitoring Limit value 1, 2, 3 Binary outputs Binary output 1, 2, 3,... 8 Analogue output Analogue output 1, 2, 3 Interface Wash timer Data logger Display 16

17 Concept of operations User level Administrator level Calibration level - Calibration with calibration procedures, that were released via - Administrator level (PW300) -> Calibration release or - Setupprogram: 17

18 Concept of operations Administrator level Calibration level Calibration Logbook - Listing of the results of the last five calibrations 18

19 Concept of operations Calibration level Calibration Logbook Device information - Overview of the Hardware-equipment and of the adjustments of the inputs (useful e.g for fault finding). 19

20 User data

21 User data The settings of 8 parameters is easily possible with the help of the menu user data : <2s 21

22 User data Adjustments via the configuration program: 22

23 Controller function

24 Controller function Realization of 2 controllers as: Also seperated controllers: 24

25 Controller function Via the setting Seperate Controllers: ON a 2-channel-controller can be realized, for example for ph-value and temperature: 25

26 Kind of the measured value display

27 Kind of the standard display Trend display Bargraph display Trend curve display Large display 3 Measured display Time 27

28 Flow measuring

Flow measuring Request in the measuring mode Resetting of the meter readings (partial quantity or total) via: - Binary input - Device (Administrator

29 Flow measuring Request in the measuring mode Resetting of the meter readings (partial quantity or total) via: - Binary input - Device (Administrator level -> delete partial or quantity) Binary input 1 (max. 300 Hz) as well as binary input 2 (max. 2 khz) can be used, max. one binary input is used 29

30 Data logger

31 Data logger Recording of four variables in the device Realisation via a optional card Readout of the registered data via the RS485-Interface of the optional card or with the help of the PC-Interface 31

32 Data logger Readout from the device + 32

33 Data logger Demonstration in table view Copy of a table part and processing in a spreadsheet program 33

34 Data logger Demonstration in graphics 34

35 Hold Operation

36 Hold Operation Activation via + (more than 3 s) The outputs behave according to the presettings: 36

37 Hold Operation 37

38 Manual Operation

39 Manual Operation If required the manual operation has to be unlocked for the controller: Activation via + (shorter than 2 s) Driving the output of controller 1 and controller 2 39

40 Manual operation Binary and analogue outputs can be set in a defined status Binary outputs: user level -> binary outputs -> binary output x -> manual operation activ Analogue outputs: user level -> analogue outputs -> analogue output x -> simulation value user level -> analogue outputs -> analogue output x -> simulation ON Manual overview binary outputs/ analogue outputs in the measuring mode 40

41 Hardware

42 Hardware 42

43 Hardware 43

44 Hardware 44

45 Hardware Option boards Analogue Input 45

46 Hardware Option boards Analogue Input Via the option Analog input ( ma) more than 3 ph rod electrode are connected: : The signal from the rod electrode must be provided by a transmitter ( ma): ma= mv 46

47 Hardware Option boards Analogue Output Variables (ph-value, temperature etc.) can be output as a current signal or voltage signal 0/ or 0/ ma 47

48 Hardware Option boards Interfaces Modbus and PROFIBUS-DP 48

49 Hardware Option bloards - Data logger With RS485 49

50 Hardware Option bloards Relay and Triac 50

51 Hardware Option boards Photo MOS relay and Power supply for ISFET sensor 51

52 Further Functions

53 Manual Operation Wash-Timer Limit value monitoring Mathematics/ Logic 53

54 Thank you for your attention.

APM-1. Transmitter/Controller. for ph-value, Redox, Standard signals and Temperature

APM-1. Transmitter/Controller. for ph-value, Redox, Standard signals and Temperature Transmitter/Controller for ph-value, Redox, Standard signals and Temperature measuring monitoring analysing APM-1 Compact-Line Measuring range: ph: -2... 16 Redox: -1500... +1500 mv Temperature: Pt100