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1 Analog User s Guide TG Series Senva Sensors 9290 SW Nimbus Ave Beaverton, OR A Rev. Release Date Description of Change ECR 0A 4/14/2016 Initial Release --- Copyright All rights reserved. This document contains Senva Sensors proprietary information, and may not be reproduced or distributed without written permission.

2 Contents General Overview... 3 User Menu / Setup Menu Testing Menu References: TG Series Analog Installation Instructions Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 2 of A

3 General Overview The TG product contains 3 menus: User Menu, Setup Menu, and Testing Menu. The User Menu gives access to system functional setpoints, the Setup Menu allows the user to view device sensor information and add or remove sensors, and the Testing Menu allows the user to turn on certain interfaces for a limited time in order to test functionality. Each menu is comprised of a variation of 4 primitive elements: Categories, Sub- Categories, Items, and Values/Options. Categories can contain items and sub-categories, while Sub-Categories contain only items. Items contain only values/options. Values are either integer or decimal based numbers, which can be incremented and decremented. Options are multiple choice based values, which can be scrolled through and selected. An example of each is shown below in Figure 1. Menu Category Sub-Category Item Options User Menu Quickstart A Default 0-10V 0-5V 4-20mA 1-5V Outputs Out1 Setpoints V.HI. Fan Relay. Min On Time Value 0-10 (volts) (minutes) Figure 1: Example of how the primitive elements are used to comprise the menus. Here the Quickstart category contains an item A, which has a set of multiple choice options. The Outputs category contains a sub-category Out1 Setpoints, which in turn contains an item V.HI that can be set to any value between 0-10 (in volts).the Fan Relay category has an item Min On Time which can be set to any value between 0 and 120 (in minutes). Buttons Select button. Up button. Down button. Navigation and Selection Pressing or while viewing a Category/Sub-Category/Item advances to the next or previous Category/Sub-Category/Item. Pressing or while viewing a Value increments or decrements the Value. Pressing or while viewing an Option scrolls through the available Options. Pressing while viewing a Category allows you to view the items and sub-categories it contains. Pressing while viewing an Item allows you to view and modify the values/options for that Item. Pressing while viewing a Value/Option applies your selection and returns you to the Item view. Each Menu contains an Item, which will exit the current menu. Each Category/Sub-Category contains an Item, which will return you to the previous Menu/Category. Note: Some Values/Options do not require the button to be pressed before your change is applied. Assume all changes to Values/Options occur at the time or is pressed Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 3 of A

4 User Menu Access this menu by pressing the button for one second. Categories Quickstart (): Allows the user to select from a list of pre-defined user setpoint configurations for quick and easy startup. Analog Outputs ( ): Allows the user to select the output mode (voltage or current) for their analog outputs. Also contains 2 sub-categories for Analog output channels 1 and 2. This category is only available on the Analog version. o o Analog Output Channel 1 ( ): Contains all of the settings which control the output signal on channel 1. Analog Output Channel 2 ( ): Contains all of the settings which control the output signal on channel 2. CO Setpoints ( ): Contains all of the user configurable setpoints, which control the system response to the CO Gas Sensor. This category is only available on TG products which contain a CO sensor. NO2 Setpoints (): Contains all of the user configurable setpoints, which control the system response to the NO2 Gas Sensor. This category is only available on TG products which contain an NO2 sensor. Temperature Setpoints (): Contains all of the user configurable setpoints, as well as unit selection, which control the system response to the thermistor. Fan Relay ( ): Allows the user to customize the performance of the fan relay (warning relay). Alarm Relay ( ): Allows the user to customize the performance of the alarm relay. This category is only available on the Analog version. Buzzer (): Allows the user to customize the performance of the alarm buzzer. Display ( ): Allows the user to customize the performance of the display. Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 4 of A

5 Applies the following setpoints to their respective sensors: CO Warning = 25, CO Alarm = 100, NO2 Warning = 1, NO2 Alarm = 3 (in PPM), Buzzer Delay = 30 (minutes). 0-10V Output Range (Default) 1-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) 4-20mA Output Range (Analog Version Only) 0-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) Applies the following setpoints to their respective sensors: CO Warning = 15, CO Alarm = 50, NO2 Warning = 0.7, NO2 Alarm = 2 (in PPM), Buzzer Delay = 30 (minutes). 0-10V Output Range 1-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) 4-20mA Output Range (Analog Version Only) 0-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) Applies the following setpoints to their respective sensors: CO Warning = 35, CO Alarm = 100, NO2 Warning = 1, NO2 Alarm = 5 (in PPM), Buzzer Delay = 30 (minutes). 0-10V Output Range 1-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) 4-20mA Output Range (Analog Version Only) 0-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) Applies the following setpoints to their respective sensors: CO Warning = 5, CO Alarm = 10, NO2 Warning = 0.5, NO2 Alarm = 1 (in PPM), Buzzer Delay = 2 (minutes). 0-10V Output Range 1-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) 4-20mA Output Range (Analog Version Only) 0-5V Output Range (Analog Version Only) Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 5 of A

6 Selects the units for the analog output signals. Voltage Out (Default) Current Out Selects the Output 1 sub-category. Selects the Output 2 sub-category. / Selects the sensor to be output on Output channel 1. No sensor selected. (Default) CO Gas. NO2 Gas. Temperature. Sets the max voltage for the output signal. Increments by whole volts. Default: Volts Sets the min voltage for the output signal. Increments by whole volts. Default: Volts Sets the max current for the output signal. Increments by whole milliamps. Default: Milliamps Sets the max voltage for the output signal. Increments by whole milliamps. Default: Milliamps Exits back to the Outputs category. Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 6 of A

7 Sets the value in PPM which corresponds to the maximum analog output signal. Accepts any value between PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. (Analog Version Only) Default: PPM Sets the value in PPM which corresponds to the minimum analog output signal. Accepts any value between PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. (Analog Version Only) Default: PPM Sets the alarm setpoint level in PPM. Accepts any value between PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. Default: PPM Sets the warning setpoint level in PPM. Accepts any value between PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. Default: PPM Sets the hysteresis, in PPM, which is how far below the Warning/Alarm setpoint the sensor value must drop before changing state from Alarm to Warning or Warning to Normal. Default: PPM Sets the value in PPM which corresponds to the maximum analog output signal. Accepts any value between 0-10 PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. (Analog Version Only) Default: PPM Sets the value in PPM which corresponds to the minimum analog output signal. Accepts any value between 0-10 PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. (Analog Version Only) Default: PPM Sets the alarm setpoint level in PPM. Accepts any value between 0-10 PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. Default: PPM Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 7 of A

8 Sets the warning setpoint level in PPM. Accepts any value between 0-10 PPM. Increments/Decrements in integers. Default: PPM Sets the hysteresis, in PPM, which is how far below the Warning/Alarm setpoint the sensor value must drop before changing state from Alarm to Warning or Warning to Normal. Default: PPM Selects the units for temperature to be displayed and output in. Degrees Celsius Degrees Fahrenheit (Default) Sets the value, in Degrees Celsius, which corresponds to the maximum analog output signal. Accepts any value between -20 C (-4 F) and 85 C (185 F). Increments/Decrements in integers. (Analog Version Only) Default: F Sets the value, in Degrees Celsius, which corresponds to the minimum analog output signal. Accepts any value between -20 C (-4 F) and 85 C (185 F). Increments/Decrements in integers. (Analog Version Only) Default: F Sets the minimum time, in minutes, which the relay must be active before it can turn off. Accepts any value between minutes. Default: Minute Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 8 of A

9 Sets the minimum time, in minutes, which the relay must be inactive before it can turn on. Accepts any value between minutes. Default: Minute Sets the maximum time, in minutes, which the relay can be inactive. Accepts any value between minutes. If set to 0 the maximum off time will be infinite. Default: Minutes Sets the minimum time, in minutes, which the relay must be active before it can turn off. Accepts any value between minutes. Default: Minute Sets the minimum time, in minutes, which the relay must be inactive before it can turn on. Accepts any value between minutes. Default: Minute Sets the maximum time, in minutes, which the relay can be inactive. Accepts any value between minutes. If set to 0 the maximum off time will be infinite. Default: Minutes Sets the time delay, in minutes, before the buzzer activates once its activation setpoint has been reached. Accepts any value between 0-60 minutes. Default: Minutes Sets the minimum time, in minutes, which the buzzer must be active before it can turn off. Accepts any value between minutes. Default: Minutes Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 9 of A

10 Sets the minimum time, in minutes, which the buzzer must be inactive before it can turn on. Accepts any value between minutes. Default: Minutes Sets the sensor values to be displayed in the Idle menu. CO, NO2, and Temperature. (CO, NO2, and Temp sensor must be installed) CO. (CO sensor must be installed) NO2. (NO2 sensor must be installed) Temperature. (Temp sensor must be installed) CO, NO2. (CO and NO2 sensors must be installed) CO, Temperature. (CO and Temp sensor must be installed) NO2, Temperature. (NO2 and Temp sensor must be installed) No values selected. Sets the contrast of the display. The higher the value of the contrast, the darker the lettering on the screen will be. Accepts any integer value from Default: Sets the amount of time, in seconds, that a value in the Idle menu is displayed before automatically moving to the next value. Accepts any integer value from 1-10 seconds. Default: Seconds Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 10 of A

11 Setup Menu Access this menu by pressing the and buttons simultaneously for one second. Categories CO ( ): Allows the user to view information about the CO sensor (na/ppm, and sensor lifetime left in days), as well as add/remove the sensor and set a 0 PPM point. NO2 (): Allows the user to view information about the NO2 sensor (na/ppm, and sensor lifetime left in days), as well as add/remove the sensor and set a 0 PPM point. Displays the device firmware version string. The version string contains the major, minor, and patch levels of the device firmware. Shows the nanoamp per PPM setting for the CO sensor. If the value is more than 4 digits long it will be rounded to only 3 digits. Example: will become Shows the number of days remaining in the CO sensor s lifespan. This value is used to see if a sensor needs to be replaced in the near future. Allows the user to set the 0 PPM present value into the device. This should only be used in an environment where the user is sure there is zero CO gas present. Allows the user to clear the current CO zero setting of the device. Allows the user to add a CO sensor to their device. If a CO sensor is already installed it will be overwritten at the end of the Add process. Allows the user to remove a CO sensor from their device. This item is only visible if a CO sensor is currently installed. Exits back to the main Setup Menu screen. Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 11 of A

12 Allows the user to set the Integer value for the nanoamp per PPM setting of the CO sensor. Allows the user to set the Decimal value for the nanoamp per PPM setting of the CO sensor, in hundredths of PPM. Applies the nanoamp per PPM setting for the CO sensor, as provided by the user in the and Items. The and values will not be permanently set until they are applied through this Item. Exits back to the CO Category screen in the Setup Menu. Shows the nanoamp per PPM setting for the NO2 sensor. You can use this to verify that an added sensor value is correct. If the value is more than 4 digits long it will be rounded to only 1 decimal point. Example: will become Shows the number of days remaining in the NO2 sensor s lifespan. This value is used to see if a sensor needs to be replaced in the near future. Allows the user to set the 0 PPM present value into the device. This should only be used in an environment where the user is sure there is zero NO2 gas present. Allows the user to clear the current NO2 zero setting of the device. Allows the user to add an NO2 sensor to their device. If an NO2 sensor is already installed it will be overwritten at the end of the Add process. Allows the user to remove an NO2 sensor from their device. Exits back to the main Setup Menu screen. Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 12 of A

13 Allows the user to set the Integer value for the nanoamp per PPM setting of the NO2 sensor. Allows the user to set the Decimal value for the nanoamp per PPM setting of the NO2 sensor, in hundredths of PPM. Applies the nanoamp per PPM setting for the NO2 sensor, as provided by the user in the and Items. The and values will not be permanently set until they are applied through this Item. Exits back to the NO2 Category screen in the Setup Menu. Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 13 of A

14 Testing Menu Access this menu by pressing the and buttons simultaneously for one second. Categories NA Allows the user to set the testing interval. This interval will be acknowledged by all tests activated by the user. Accepts any value between seconds. Default: Seconds Allows the user to force the output signal to its highest value (ie. 20mA in Current mode, or 10 Volts in voltage mode). Begin output testing Turn off output testing Allows the user to turn on the Fan relay for the length of the testing interval. Begin Fan relay testing. Turn off Fan relay testing. Allows the user to turn on the Alarm relay for the length of the testing interval. Begin Alarm relay testing. Turn off Alarm relay testing. Allows the user to turn on the Piezo Buzzer for the length of the testing interval. Begin Buzzer testing. Turn off Buzzer testing. Analog User s Guide, TG Series Page 14 of A