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03E
Conex

354 Duo
Multipurpose Instrument
Amplifiers and Controllers
354-2200 und -2205
Operation and Service Manual
Please read the Operating and Servicing Manual completely and retain for
future reference!
Copies for your own requirements should always be double sided!
01.9003-24
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Imprint
Conex

Duo 354-2200 and -2205
Multipurpose Amplifiers and Controllers
Operation and Service Manual
Issued by:
ALLDOS Eichler GmbH
Reetzstrae 85 76327 Pfinztal (Sllingen)
Postfach 1160 76318 Pfinztal
Germany
Tel. ++49 (0) 72 40 61-0 / Fax ++49 (0) 72 40 61-177
E-Mail: alldos.de@alldos.com
Internet: http://www.alldos.com
2003 by ALLDOS Eichler GmbH
Subject to change.
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A few words in advance
W
elcome to ALLDOS! The Conex 354 Duo Multipurpose Instrument
amplifier and Controller you have just purchased is a product using the
companys leading-edge measuring technology.
Conex 352 Dosipos is a multipurpose device designed to carry out high-precision
measurements and controls
a value from parameter group 1:
chlorine, chlorine dioxide, ozone and hydrogen peroxide
and a value from parameter group 2:
pH value
The integrated controller, the high-resolution graphics display, and the multilingual
plain-text user interface make complicated test and control tasks in water chemistry
much easier.
Just a few keypad inputs lead you to your goal. The potentiostat helps you save even
more time, being automatically matched to the various input variables.
The safety standard of the dosing process is raised by the automatic open-circuit
monitoring of the current loops.
Properties of the Conex

354 Duo instrument amplifier include:

All control functions including PID and continuous-action controls
Setpoint control
Automatic temperature compensation
Logbook function: chronological recording of calibration values with
date and time
User coding function as a means of protection against access by
unauthorized persons and for system administration
Error message function for indication of non-functioning sensors
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Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents
Imprint .................................................................................................... 2
A few words in advance ......................................................................... 3
Installation data...................................................................................... 6
Installation diagram................................................................................ 7
Instrument settings ................................................................................ 8
1 General ................................................................................................ 10
1.1 Using this Documentation .......................................................... 10
1.2 Guarantee .................................................................................. 11
2 Safety information ................................................................................ 11
2.1 Use of the Device ....................................................................... 11
2.2 Obligations of Owner .................................................................. 12
2.3 Avoidance of Danger .................................................................. 12
3 Technical Data ..................................................................................... 13
3.1 Available Designs ....................................................................... 13
3.2 General Data .............................................................................. 13
3.3 Electronics Data and Functions.................................................. 14
3.3.1 Electronics................................................................................... 14
3.3.2 Functions of the Instrument Amplifier .......................................... 14
3.3.3 Setpoint Controller Functions ...................................................... 14
3.4 Measuring Ranges ..................................................................... 15
3.5 Dimensions ................................................................................ 16
4 Installation............................................................................................ 17
4.1 Transport and Storage................................................................ 17
4.2 Unpacking .................................................................................. 17
4.3 Installation Requirements ........................................................... 17
4.4 Installation in Control Panel ........................................................ 18
4.5 Installation in Wall-Mounted Enclosure....................................... 19
5 Commissioning/Electric Connections .................................................. 21
5.1 Terminals .................................................................................... 22
5.1.1 Wall-Mounted Enclosure Conex Dosipos 352-2200 ................. 22
5.1.2 Control Panel Enclosure Conex Duo 354-2205 ........................ 23
5.2 Power Supply Connection .......................................................... 24
5.3 Relay Outputs............................................................................. 24
5.4 Current Outputs .......................................................................... 25
5.5 Connection of Controller Stop, Sample-Water Sensor and
Temperature Sensor .................................................................. 27
5.6 Connection of Measuring-Cells .................................................. 28
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6 Operation ............................................................................................. 31
6.1 Controls and Displays ................................................................ 31
6.2 Display Elements during Initial Commissioning .......................... 32
6.2.1 Display Modes ............................................................................. 34
6.3 Software Overview ..................................................................... 36
6.4 Main Menu ................................................................................. 38
6.5 Setup .......................................................................................... 39
6.5.1 Selection of Measured Values Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide,
Ozone and pH ............................................................................. 39
6.5.2 pH- and Temperature Compensation .......................................... 40
6.5.3 Selection of Measuring Cell ........................................................ 40
6.5.4 Setting the Measuring Ranges for Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide,
Ozone, Peroxide and pH ............................................................. 41
6.5.5 Controller Parameters 1 / 2 ......................................................... 41
6.5.6 Water Sensor .............................................................................. 42
6.5.7 Setting the Current Time (Date/Time/Summer Time) .................. 42
6.5.8 Code Function ............................................................................. 43
6.5.9 Adjusting Display Contrast .......................................................... 44
6.5.10 Factory Settings .......................................................................... 45
6.5.11 Current Outputs........................................................................... 46
6.5.12 Program Version .......................................................................... 47
6.6 Selection, Configuration and Parameterization of the Controller 48
6.6.1 Selection and Configuration of the Controller ............................. 48
6.6.2 Setting the Controller Parameters ............................................... 50
6.6.3 Controller Control Fields on the Display ...................................... 51
6.6.4 Adaptation ................................................................................... 52
6.7 Menu alarm .............................................................................. 53
6.7.1 Setting Alarm Values ................................................................... 54
6.7.2 Dosing Time Monitoring .............................................................. 55
6.8 Checking the Settings in the Menu service .............................. 56
6.9 Calibration .................................................................................. 59
6.9.1 Peculiarities with the Calibration for Chlorine with pH-
Compensation ............................................................................. 59
6.9.2 Calibrating the pH-Value ............................................................. 60
6.9.3 Calibration for the Parameters Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide,
Peroxide and Ozone.................................................................... 63
6.10 Manual Operation ....................................................................... 64
6.10.1 Manual Operation with Preconfigured Two-position- and
Continuous Controllers................................................................ 65
6.10.2 Manual Operation with Preconfigured Limit Contact /
Continuous Controller ................................................................. 66
7 Troubleshooting................................................................................... 67
8 Maintenance ....................................................................................... 69
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Installation data
NOTE
Please fill in this form following commissioning. It will help
you and your ALLDOS servicing partner to adjust the device
during subsequent corrections.
Owner:
ALLDOS customer No.:
Contract No.:
Order No. of device:
Serial number of device:
Put into service on:
Location of device:
Used for:
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Installation diagram
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parameter 1
limit monitor
control direction
control response
setup
measuring range
current output 1
peroxide
chlorine dioxide
chlorine
ozone
temp. measurement
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
temp. compensation
pH compensation
mg/l (ppm)
mA
alarm
off
on
downward violation
upward violation
alarm value 1
alarm
switching point
alarm value 1
switching direction
downward violation
upward violation
alarm value 2
switching point
alarm value 2
switching direction
hysteresis
alarm delay
controller
setpoint contrl.
limit
off
interpulse controller
pulse freq. controller
continuous controller
downward violation
upward violation
downward control
upward control
PI
PID
P
s
controller
proportional Xp
%
reset time Tn
(PI/PID control)
constant load
s
%
deriv. action time Tv
(PID control)
max. dosing flow
s
%
pulse + pause time
(interpulse controller)
s
min. ON time
(interpulse controller)
hysteresis
(limit monitor)
s
max. frequency
(pulse freq. controller)
I /min
limit
(limit monitor)
setpoint
(limit monitor)
dosing time monitoring
min
off
on
dosing time monitoring
max. dosing time
parameter
measuring cell type
cleaning motor
monitoring off
monitoring on
water sensor
off
on
measuring cell
Instrument settings
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parameter 2
limit monitor
control direction
control response
setup
measuring range
current output 1
pH
temp. measurement
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
temp. compensation
pH compensation
mg/l (ppm)
mA
alarm
off
on
downward violation
upward violation
alarm value 1
alarm
switching point
alarm value 1
switching direction
downward violation
upward violation
alarm value 2
switching point
alarm value 2
switching direction
hysteresis
alarm delay
controller
setpoint contrl.
limit
off
interpulse controller
pulse freq. controller
continuous controller
downward violation
upward violation
downward control
upward control
PI
PID
P
s
controller
proportional Xp
%
reset time Tn
(PI/PID control)
constant load
s
%
deriv. action time Tv
(PID control)
max. dosing flow
s
%
pulse + pause time
(interpulse controller)
s
min. ON time
(interpulse controller)
hysteresis
(limit monitor)
s
max. frequency
(pulse freq. controller)
I /min
limit
(limit monitor)
setpoint
(limit monitor)
dosing time monitoring
min
off
on
dosing time monitoring
max. dosing time
parameter
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1 General
This document contains all information important for users of the Conex

354 Duo:
Technical data
Instructions on commissioning, handling and maintenance
Safety information
Should you require further information, or should particular problems occur which are
not handled in sufficient depth in this Manual, please contact ALLDOS directly for the
required information. We will enjoy supporting you with our comprehensive know-how
in the fields of Measuring and Control Technology and water conditioning.
You can contact the ALLDOS service department by fax or via our hotline:
Fax-Nr.: ++49 (0) 7240 61-211 - Reference Quality-Service,
Hotline: ++49 (0) 7240 61-226
We always welcome any suggestions on how to optimize our Servicing- and
Operating manual in terms of customer satisfaction.
1.1 Using this Documentation
Descriptions are written in normal continuous text.
Lists are identified by squares (), subdivisions by dashes (-).
Steps requiring operations are identified by bold dots (l) subdivisions
by smaller dots ().
Cross-references are indicated by italic letters and an arrow ().
The safety instructions WARNING, CAUTION and NOTES have the
following meanings:
WARNING
!
Danger of injuries and accidents!
CAUTION
Danger of malfunctioning or damage to the device!
General
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WARNING
Danger from electric current!
NOTE
Exceptional feature.
1.2 Guarantee
A guarantee claim in the sense of our general conditions of sale and delivery can only
be recognized if
the device has been used according to the information in this
Operating- and Servicing Manual,
the device has not been opened or incorrectly handled in any manner.
2 Safety information
2.1 Use of the Device
Conex

354 Duo instrument amplifiers and controllers are designed to measure the
concentration of chlorine (Cl
2
), chlorine dioxide (ClO
2
), ozone (O
3
), hydrogen peroxide
(H
2
O
2
) and pH, and to control these concentrations using appropriate final control
elements within the context of the possible applications described in this Manual.
WARNING
!
Other applications are considered as non-approved, and are
not permissible. ALLDOS Eichler GmbH cannot be held
liable for any damage resulting from such use.
Safety Information
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2.2 Obligations of Owner
The owner agrees to only permit persons to work with the described device who
are acquainted with the regulations concerning working safety and
accident prevention,
have been trained in use of the device,
have read and understood the warning information and handling
symbols.
The owner is also responsible for ensuring that this Manual is kept in the immediate
vicinity of the device and is always available for the operating personnel.
2.3 Avoidance of Danger
WARNING
!
Installation and connection of the device and the associated
supplementary components must only be carried out by
qualified specialists!
The local safety regulations must be observed! Switch off
the mains voltage before connecting the power cable and
the relay contacts!
Do not open the device!
Maintenance and repairs must only be carried out by
authorized specialists!
Caution
The mounting location must be selected such that the
housing is not subjected to mechanical loading.
Check that all settings are correct before starting up the
device!
Safety Information
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3 Technical Data
3.1 Available Designs
Order-No. Enclosure Degree of protection
354-2200 Wall-mounted enclosure IP 65
(distance from sensors up to 3 m)
354-2205 Control panel enclosure IP 54 (front)
incl. separate potentiostat IP 65
(distance from sensor interface up to 100 m,
distance from sensor interface to sensors up to 3 m)
3.2 General Data
Power consumption Approx. 15 VA
Permissible ambient temperature 0 to +50 C
Permissible storage temperature -20 to +65 C
Permissible humidity Max. 90% at 40 C (non-condensing)
Weight 1.5 kg
Enclosure Plastic : control panel enclosure: Noryl
wall-mounted enclosure: ABS
Supply voltage Index No. Description
V00 Supply voltage 230 V(50/60 Hz)
(standard model)
V01 Supply voltage 115 V (50/60 Hz)
V03 Supply voltage 24 V DC
Technical Data
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3.3 Electronics Data and Functions
3.3.1 Electronics
Electronics 16-bit microprocessor
Display High-resolution graphics LCD with background
lighting
Potential-free 1 alarm relay, 2 controller relays
relay outputs (250V/6 A, max. 550 VA)
Signal inputs Controller stop; disturbance variable 0/4 - 20 mA;
water sensor
Signal outputs 4 analog outputs 0(4)-20 mA, freely adjustable,
max. load 500 W
Analog output Assignment/Measured value
1 Parameter group 1: chlorine, chlorine dioxide, ozone
or peroxide
2 Parameter group 2: pH
3 For temperature or continuous control
(0/4-20 mA) of the parameters from group 2 (pH)
4 For continuous control (0/4-20 mA) of the
parameters from group 1 (chlorine, chlorine dioxide,
ozone or peroxide)
3.3.2 Functions of the Instrument Amplifier
Mode of display Display of measured value + physical dimension,
temperature display, in C or F
Temperature compensation Manual or automatic with Pt 100 (-5 to +120 C)
Calibration Manual CAL with Auto-Read,
automatic recognition of buffer solution with pH
3.3.3 Setpoint Controller Functions
Controller output Limit monitor,
interpulse controller (P, PI, PID),
pulse frequency controller (P, PI, PID),
continuous controller (P, PI, PID)
Limit 0 to 100% of measuring range, adjustable in
physical variable of measured value (only with limit
monitor)
Hysteresis 0 to 50% of full-scale value, adjustable in
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physical variable of measured value (only with limit
monitor)
Setpoint input 0 to 100% of measuring range, adjustable in
physical variable of measured value
Proportional band X
p
0.1 to 3000.0%
Reset time T
n
1 to 3000 s, resolution 1 s (only with PI, PID
controllers)
Derivative action time T
v
0 to 1000 s, resolution 1 s (only with PID controller)
Pulse + pause time 1 to 100 s (only with interpulse controller)
Minimum ON period T
min
0.1 to 10.0 s (only with interpulse controller)
Maximum frequency 1 to 180 pulses per minute
(only with pulse frequency controller)
Basic load 0 to 50% dosing rate
Maximum dosing rate Value (basic load + 1) to 100% dosing rate
Control direction Adjustable to upward or downward control
Controller stop Adjustable to NC or NO
3.4 Measuring Ranges
Cl2 ClO2 O3 H2O2 pH
(mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (mg/l) (pH)
0.00 - 0.50 0.00 - 0.50 0.00 - 0.50 0 - 100 0.00 - 14.00
0.00 - 1.00 0.00 - 1.00 0.00 - 1.00 0 - 500 2.00 - 12.00
0.00 - 2.00 0.00 - 2.00 0.00 - 2.00 0 - 1000 5.00 - 9.00
0.00 - 5.00 0.00 - 5.00 0.00 - 5.00 0 - 2000
0.00 - 10.00 0.00 - 10.00 0.00 - 10.00
0.00 - 20.00
NOTE
The measuring ranges are also freely-adjustable (within the
above-mentioned range limits).
In the case of chlorine, chlorine dioxide and ozone, the free
adjustment of the measuring range can be extended up to
max. 50.0 mg/l.
Technical Data
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3.5 Dimensions
Wall-Mounted Enclosure Conex

Duo 354-2200
59
1
2
5
84
5
9
,
5
1
8
4
,
5
212
198
10
1
4
5
2
7
1
1
0
180
4,5
Control panel Enclosure Conex

Duo 354-2205
90
96
9
6
166
9
0
158
9
0
18
Technical Data
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4 Installation
4.1 Transport and Storage
Transport device carefully, do not drop!
Store at dry and cool location.
4.2 Unpacking
Install as soon as possible following unpacking.
Check device for damage.
Do not install or connect damaged devices!
NOTE
Retain packing material or dispose of according to local
regulations.
4.3 Installation Requirements
Dry room
Room temperature 0 C to 50 C
Vibration-free location
CAUTION
If you do not observe the installation requirements:
The device may be damaged
Faulty measurements may occur
Technical Data
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4.4 Installation in Control Panel
Conex

Duo 354-2205 Sensor Interface
92
+0.8
92
+0.8
> 20
> 20

132
121
For Conex

Duo 354-2205:
Make an opening (92 + 0.8) mm x (92 + 0.8) mm in the control panel.
Slip on the supplied gasket.
Insert device into opening from the front.
CAUTION
Do not damage the gasket!
The gasket must be fitted exactly!
Hook the clamps into the fastening cones on the sides at the top and bottom.
Secure the device from the rear, using a screwdriver.
Install seperate sensor Interface near the sensors (max. distance 3 m).
Installation
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4.5 Installation in Wall-Mounted Enclosure
WARNING
Switch off power supply before installing!
The degree of protection IP 65 is only guaranteed with the
front panel of the terminals enclosure closed and with
appropriate cable glands or dummy caps.
198
1
4
5
2
7
10,5
Installation
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Drill three holes (8 mm diam.) as shown in the diagram and insert the
supplied dowels.
Screw the screw (A) into the top center dowel until it projects by approx. 1 cm.
Loosen the fastening screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.
Hang the instrument onto the screw (A).
Tighten the instrument with the two screws (B).
CAUTION
Degree of protection IP 65 is only guaranteed with the
terminal cover correctly sealed!
Do not damage the terminal cover gasket!
The terminal cover gasket must sit exactly!
Mount front panel of the enclosure.
DOWN
ENTER UP ESC
AUTO
MAN
CAL
MESS
CONEX CONEX

B
B
A
Installation
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5 Commissioning/Electric Connections
WARNING
Switch off the power supply before connecting the mains
cable and relay contacts!
Observe the local safety regulations!
Protect the cable connections and plugs from corrosion and
moisture.
CAUTION
Before connecting the mains cable:
Check that the power supply specified on the rating plate
corresponds to the local supply. An incorrect supply
voltage may destroy the device!
To guarantee electromagnetic compatibility (EMC):
The input- and current output cables must be screened!
Connect screen at one end to PE.
Refer to the connection diagram!
Route the input-, current output and power supply cables in
separate ducts.
Installation
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5.1 Terminals
5.1.1 Wall-Mounted Enclosure Conex Conex Conex Conex Conex

Dosipos Dosipos Dosipos Dosipos Dosipos 352-2200
Remove cover of terminal.
15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35
36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16
15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35
36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16
1 3 5
2 4 6
37 38 39 40 41 42
L N PE
37 =
38 = M
15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35
36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16
Cells
314-7xx
314-8xx
15 (wh)
16 (br)
17 - 22
23 - 30
32,34,36
8 10
7 9
Relays
1 2
Alarm
N.C.
N.O.
11 13
12 14
21/22 = Pt 100
19 =+ H
2
O, 20 = H
2
O (Water)
17/18 = Controller Stop
1
2
3
4
Cl
2
, ClO
2
, O
3
,
H
2
O
2
, PAA
T /
+
mA
pH, mV, F

mA
mA
mA
33/35
mA
L N PE
mA
Sensors
Cells/Electrodes
39 = B/R
40 = G/C
mA
External
Input
Outputs
+
+
+
+
41/42 = +/ mV

pH
F
1 4
External
Input
Outputs 1 4
Sensors
P1
P2
P2
P1
Commissioning / Electric Connections
Legend of the terminal plan
Relays: relay 1 + 2
Alarm: alarm-relay
- N.O.: normally opened
- N.C.: normally closed
- Pt100: temperature sensor Pt 100
- H
2
O: water sensor
- Stop: controller stop (NO or NC
selectable)
Sensors:
mA: current outputs
1: Cl
2
(chlorine), ClO
2
(chlorine dioxide),
O
3
:(ozone), H
2
O
2
(hydrogen peroxide),
PAA (peracetic acid)
2: pH, mV (redox), F

(fluoride)
3: T / P2: temperature / continuous
controller parameter 2
4: P1: output of continuous controller
parameter 1
External input:
Electrodes:
M: measuring electrode
: earth
B/R: reference electrode
mV: Redox electrode
G/C: counter electrode
F

: fluoride electrode
: screen
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5.1.2 Control Panel Enclosure Conex Conex Conex Conex Conex

Duo Duo Duo Duo Duo 354-2205
Conex

Duo 354-2205 back view of device
2/1
2/2
2/3
2/4
2/1, 2/2 = Controller Stop
5/1 - 5/5
2/3 (+), 2/4 ()= WaterH
2
O
Sensor
Interface
+
M B/R G/C Pt 100
3/1 - 3/4
Electrodes
pH, mV, F

Cl
2
, ClO
2
,
O
3
, PAA,
H
2
O
2
Cells / Electrodes
pH, mV, F

3/1
3/2
3/3
3/4
4/1
4/2
4/3
4/4
7/1
7/2
7/3
N.C.
N.O.
Alarm
8/1
8/2
8/3
PE
N
L
1/1 (br), 1/2 (wh)
Cells: 314-7xx
314-8xx
Connection to
Conex 352
6/1
6/2
6/3
6/4
Relays
1
2
A 1/1 (br)
B 1/2 (wh)
Cells: 314-7xx
314-8xx
A 2/3 (+)
B 2/4 (-)
Water H
2
O
1/11 1/13 4/1
1/12 1/14
4/3
4/2 4/4
3/1 3/3
3/2 3/4 B
A
1/11 -1/14
Pt 100
4/1 - 4/4
Cells
Conex 352
5/1
5/2
5/3
5/4
5/5
OFF
On
DIP
Jumper
External
Input
5/1
5/2
5/3
5/4
5/5
1
2
3
4
/ T
mA
Cl
2
, ClO
2
,
O
3
, H
2
O
2
,
PAA (P1)
pH, mV,
F (P2)

mA
+

Outputs
5/1 - 5/5
4
1
1/1
1/2
1/3
1/4
1/5
1/6
1/7
1/8
1/9
1/10
1/11
1/12
1/13
1/14
P1
P2
Control panel enclosure Conex

Duo 354-2205
Conex

Duo 354: for installation in the control panel
Sensor Interface: for installation near the sensors
Use the following cable to connect the sensor interface to the Conex

Duo 354-2205:
Order No. Description
321-131 Shielded cable, 4 x 0.5 mm
2
, sold by meter
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5.2 Power Supply Connection
Control panel enclosure: Plug the plug-strip into the corresponding
terminal-strip at the rear side of the device. Ensure correct orientation.
Connect protective conductor (PE) to terminal 5 (wall-mounted enclosure), to
terminal 8/1 (control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect neutral conductor (N) to terminal 3 (wall-mounted enclosure), to
terminal 8/2 (control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect phase (L1) to terminal 1 (wall-mounted enclosure), to 8/3 (control
panel enclosure) resp.
Switch the device on and off by switching the supply voltage accordingly. The device
itself does not feature a separate power switch.
5.3 Relay Outputs
NOTE
The connection of the relay outputs depends on the
application and the final control elements used. Therefore
the connections described below should only be considered
as guidelines.
With inductive loads (also relays and contactors) interference suppression is
necessary. If this is not possible, protect the relay contacts using a suppressor circuit
as described below.
With AC voltage:
Current up to Capacitor C Resistor R
60 mA 10 nF 260 V 390 W 2 W
70 mA 47 nF 260 V 22 W 2 W
150 mA 100 nF 260 V 47 W 2 W
1.0 A 220 nF 260 V 47 W 2 W
With DC voltage: connect free-wheeling diode in parallel to relay or contactor.
CAUTION
You must provide the relay outputs with a corresponding
backup fuse!
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+
-
R
C
DC AC
5.4 Current Outputs
CAUTION
Ensure correct polarity!
Maximum load: 500 W.
The current loops can be set either to one of the two standard ranges
0-20 mA, 4-20 mA resp., or can be freely adjusted.
Connect screen to earth (PE) at one end.
Output 1: Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide, Ozone or Hydrogen Peroxide (param. 1)
This current output outputs the displayed measured value as an analog
current signal.
Use of current signal for measured values:
As input signal for another indicator
As input signal for an external controller
Connect +conductor to terminal 23 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/3
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect -conductor to terminal 24 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/4
(control panel enclosure) resp.
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Output 2: pH (parameter 2)
This current output outputs the displayed measured value as an analog
current signal.
Use of current signal for pH:
As input signal for another indicator
As input signal for an external controller
Connect +conductor to terminal 25 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/5
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect -conductor to terminal 26 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/4
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Output 3: Continuous Controller Parameter 2 (or Temperature)
Outputs the calculated manipulated variable signal of the controller as an ana-
log current signal.
Use of manipulated variable signal:
As input signal for a final control element with current input
or temperature output:
Outputs the temperature measured by the optional temperature sensor as
an analog current signal.
Use of temperature current signal:
As input signal for an indicator
Connect +conductor to terminal 27 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/6
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect -conductor to terminal 28 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/7
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Output 4: Continuous Control Parameter 1
This current output outputs the calculated actuating signal as an analog
current signal.
Use of actuating signal:
As input signal for a continuous final control element
Connect +conductor to terminal 29 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/8
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect -conductor to terminal 30 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/7
(control panel enclosure) resp.
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5.5 Connection of Controller Stop, Sample-Water Sensor and
Temperature Sensor
Connecting the Controller Stop
Connect +conductor to terminal 17 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 2/1
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect conductor to terminal 18 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 2/2
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connecting the Sample-Water Sensor
Cable colours and -marking: see Connection of Measuring-Cell Types
314-3xx/6xx/9xx
Connect +conductor to terminal 19 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 2/3
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect conductor to terminal 20 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 2/4
(control panel enclosure) resp.
If measuring cell 314-9xx is selected the water sensor has always to be
connected!
Connecting the Temperature Sensor Pt 100
Connect +conductor to terminal 21 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/11
(control panel enclosure) resp.
Connect conductor to terminal 22 (wall-mounted enclosure), to terminal 1/12
(control panel enclosure) resp.
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5.6 Connection of Measuring-Cells
Wall-Mounted Enclosure Conex

Duo 354-2200
counter
electrode
measuring
electrode
brown white
37 3839 40 41 42
outside cable
(shielding)
15 17 1921 23 25 27 29 31 3335
36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16
brown
blue
water sensor
Measuring Cells 314-9xx
(reference electrode)
inside cable
Measuring Cells 314-6xx
(reference electrode)
inside cable
counter
electrode
measuring
electrode
brown
green/
white
37 3839 40 41 42
15 17 1921 23 25 27 29 31 3335
36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16
"11"
"12"
water sensor
outside cable
(shielding)
single rod measuring
chains for pH
37 38 39 40 41 42
+ inside cable
- outside cable
single rod
measuring chains
Measuring Cells 314-3xx
37 38 3940 41 42
inside cable
(measuring electrode)
counter electrode
outside cable
(reference electrode)
water sensor
15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35
36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16
brown
blue
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Control Panel Enclosure Conex

Duo 354-2205
M B/RG/C
Measuring Cells 314-9xx
inside cable
(reference electrode)
counter electrode
measuring electrode
brown
white
blue
brown
1/111/134/1
1/121/14
4/3
4/2 4/4
3/1 3/3
3/2 3/4 B
A
water sensor
Conex
2/3 2/4
+ -
outside cable
(shielding)
Sensor-Interface
Measuring Cells 314-3xx
1/11 1/13 4/1
1/12 1/14
4/3
4/2 4/4
3/1 3/3
3/2 3/4 B
A
M B/R G/C
water sensor
blue
brown
inside cable
(measuring electrode)
counter electrode
outside cable
(reference electrode)
Sensor-Interface
Conex
2/3 2/4
+ -
M B/R G/C
Measuring Cells 314-6xx
inside cable
(reference electrode)
counter electrode
measuring electrode
brown
green/
white
"12"
"11"
1/11 1/13 4/1
1/12 1/14
4/3
4/2 4/4
3/1 3/3
3/2 3/4 B
A
water sensor
Conex
2/3 2/4
+ -
outside cable
(shielding)
Sensor-Interface
single rod measuring
chains for pH
+
pH, mV, F
inside cable
outside
cable
single rod
measuring
chains

Peculiarities with the connection at the control panel enclosure Conex

Duo
354-2205
First connect the measuring cells and the water sensor (if present) to the
separate sensor interface.
Then connect the sensor interface to the Conex

Duo 354-2205 control panel
enclosure.
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Connect Sensor Interface at Conex

Duo 354-2205 (see back side of device)
Measuring cells 314-3xx/6xx/9xx: Connect terminals 4/1 to 4/14 of Sensor
Interface with corresponding terminals of Conex

Duo 354.
Single rod measuring chains (pH): Connect terminals 3/1 to 3/4 of Sensor
Interface with corresponding terminals of Conex

Duo 354.
Sample water deficiency sensor: Connect terminal A with terminal 2/3 and
terminal B with terminal 2/4 of Conex

Duo 354.
If measuring cell 314-9xx is selected the water sensor has always to be
connected!
DIP-switch and Jumper-setting:
If necessary, set the DIP-switch for the desired measured value to ON (move
the switch to the right, top switch 1 is not used)
Jumper: Only for peroxide measurements: with cell types 314-3xx/6xx/-9xx:
Move the wire strap of the jumper (blue) to the higher position (Pos. 2)
OFF On
DIP
2
3
4
1
H
2
O
2
ClO
2
, O
3
Cl
2
Jumper
1
2 2: 314-3xx/6xx/9xx
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6 Operation
6.1 Controls and Displays
Wall-Mounted Enclosure Conex

Duo 354-2200
Control panel Enclosure Conex

Duo 354-2205
DOWN
ENTER UP ESC
AUTO
MAN
CAL
MESS
CONEX CONEX

1 8 6 5 4 3 7
AUTO
MAN
MESS
CAL
ENTER
DOWN
UP
ESC
CONEX CONEX

7 8 1
6 5 4 3
2
2
1 Alarm-LED flashes red in case of faults or incorrect entries
2 Display
Operator keys
3 Key ENTER:
Enter the chosen menu.
Confirm chosen line or chosen value.
4 Arrow key DOWN:
Move the data shown in the display one line downward.
- The chosen line is inverted.
Reduce value to be set.
5 Arrow key UP:
Move the data shown in the display one line upward.
- The chosen line is inverted.
Increase value to be set.
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6 Key ESC
Return to the menu one level higher.
The data which were input last are not changed.
Function Keys with LED
CAL
MESS
7 CAL / MESS:
Switch over between calibration mode-(CAL-) and
measuring mode
In the CAL-mode the LED next to it lights up yellow.
AUTO
MAN
8 AUTO / MAN:
Switch over between automatic and manual modes
In the MAN-mode the LED next to it lights up yellow.
6.2 Display Elements during Initial Commissioning
Connected to the mains on the devices initial commissioning and following the
startup-indication the display shows the menu Sprache/language:
The word language in the header is displayed in all
available languages successively at intervals of
approx. 1s.
Language/ L a n g u e . . .
Engl i sh
Fr anai s
Neder l ands
Deut sch
Starting the device by selecting the respective national
or operators language:
Select the desired language using the arrow keys UP and DOWN.
- The chosen language is displayed inversely (white letters on
black background).
Press ENTER to confirm your choice.
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NOTE
The selected language will be stored and will remain the
operators language when the device is rebooted. If
necessary, the operators language can be changed in the
submenu language of the menu setup.
see Section 6.5 Setup
Die Begriffe Grundeinstellung und Sprache lauten in den derzeit
realisierten Sprachen:
Deutsch Hauptmen Grundeinstellung Sprache
English main menu setup Language
Franais Menu principal Paramtrage Langue
Nederlands hoofdmenu basisinstelling taal
Espaol Menu principal Ajuste bsico Idioma
italiano Menu principale programm. fond. lingua
Portugus Menu principal Posio inicial Lngua
After you have selected and confirmed your choice of
the operators language by pressing ENTER during
inititial commissioning the display shows chlorine
as value to be measured.
chl or i ne
0. 43mg/ l
- On subsequent startups the display will show the
measured value selected the time before.
On upward violation, downward violation resp. of the
chosen measuring range the display shows the lower,
upper limit resp. and flashes.
chlorine
0.50 mg/l
5.20 pH
22 C c
c
see Section 3.4 Measuring Ranges
and Section 6.5.4 Selection of Measuring Ran-
ges
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6.2.1 Display Modes
Switching over between display modes 1 and 2:
Use the "Up" / "Down" keys to switch over between
the two display modes:
Display mode 1 with two parameters
ClO
2
pH
0.30 mg/l
4.00 pH
Large display of measured values for the two parameters
(e.g. ClO
2
and pH). The inverted font in the header
displays the two parameters left-justified and right-
justified.
The measured value for the left-justified parameter 1 is
displayed in the 1st line, the measured value for the right-
justified parameter 2 is displayed in the 2nd line
underneath the header. The measured value for a
possibly active temperature measurement is not output in
this display mode.
Display mode 2 with two parameters
ClO
2
pH
0.30
mg/l
pH c
C c
4.00
100.0
Large display of measured values for parameter 1, small
display of measured values for parameter 2 and the
possibly active temperature measurement. "c" is
displayed if the compensation functions are active.
Display with one parameter
ClO
2
0.30 mg/l
C c 100.0
Large display of measured values, the selected
parameter is displayed in the header. The measured
value for a possibly active temperature measurement is
output in the 2nd line. "c" is displayed if the compensation
functions are active.
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Alarm signals
A parameter-based alarm refers to the flashing parameter
in the header. Parameter-independent alarms are
displayed in the bottom line, but the display does not flash
for this alarm.
If several alarms are present, they can be scrolled using
"Up" / "Down" - they are displayed in chronological
order. The respectively selected alarm signal is displayed
with inverted font. Switching over is subsequently made to
the last display mode set.
Display mode with active alarms and two parameters
ClO
2
pH
4.00 0.30
alarm line 1
alarm line 2
The parameters are displayed left-justified and right-
justified in the header, the measured values of the
parameters directly underneath. The measured value for
a possibly active temperature measurement and the
display "c" if the compensation functions are active are
suppressed.
Display mode with active alarms and one parameter
ClO
2
alarm line 1
alarm line 2
0.30 mg/l
Large display of measured values, the selected
parameter is displayed in the header. The measured
value for a possibly active temperature measurement and
the display "c" if the compensation functions are active
are suppressed.
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6.3 Software Overview
Operation

indication level
Service
calibration logbook 1 / 2 (the last 10 calibrations)
calling up controller 1 / 2 settings
test of functioning of current outputs
test of functioning of relays
test of functioning of display
ENTER
main menu
controller 1 *):
setting the
parameters
alarm
settings 1
service function
setup
press ENTER
to switch to the
corresponding
menu
"controller" is
only available if a
controller has
been selected in
the menu "setup"! !
controller (main menu)
relay 1 / 2
continuous
controller
- setpoint
- controller parameters
V
- controller parameters
- setpoint
alarm 1 / 2
alarm 1 / 2
settings:
- alarm values (switching points)
- effective direction
- hysteresis
- alarm delay
dosing time
monitoring
- max. dosing time
(at constant dosing flow level of 100%)
V
setup
selecting language
selecting parameter 2
selecting measuring cell
selecting measuring range
configation controller 1
switching water sensor on-/off
time setting
code function
display contrast
calling up factory settings
current output :
- assignment of current
outputs to measuring ranges
calling up program version
ENTER
V
ENTER
selecting parameter 1
configation controller 2
controller 2 *):
setting the
parameters
alarm
settings 2
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Operation
press the key
example: controller (setup)
controller
- selection:
limit contact
interpulse period controller
pulse frequency controller
- configuration
:
effective- /control direction
P-/PI-/PID-control
main
menue
controller
relay 1 / 2
- controller parameter
continuous controller
- setpoint
- controller parameter
- setpoint
ENTER
ENTER
- adaption
- adaption
- controller stop (N.O. / N.C.)
example: parameter 1
chlorine
chlorine dioxide
ozone
peroxide
pH
- temperature compensation for pH on-/off
example: chlorine
chlorine measurement with pH mearurement
- pH compensation on-/off
- temperature compensation for chlorine on-/off
chlorine measurement messung without pH
- temperature measurement on-/off
- temperature compensation on-/off
- temperature measurement on-/off
ENTER
off
example: parameter 2
off
CAL/MESS
press the key AUTO/MAN
cal. rights
full rights
Provided that the code numbers for access right have been
set, some menues and submenues as well as the functions
CAL and MAN are protected against unauthorized access.
C
V
run the
preconfigurated
controllers manually
manual operation MAN
C calibration of selected
parameters
- chlorine, chlorine dioxid, ozone,
peroxide, pH
calibration function CAL
C
continuous controller
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6.4 Main Menu
mai n menu
al ar m
ser vi ce
set up
cont r ol l er
Switch to the main menu by pressing the key
ENTER, or, if necessary by pressing the key ESC
several times.
Options in the Main Menu
controller In this submenu a controller can be parameterized.
This option will only be displayed if a type of controller
has been preselected in the menusetup
alarm In this submenu the measured value is compared
with the permitted value and an alarm is triggered
if necessary.
service Diagnosis-submenu, the measured values as well as
the last 10 alterations of calibration data can be
viewed. In this mode values can not be altered.
If measuring cell 314-9xx is selected the data of the
water sensor can be viewed.
o setup In this submenu the settings for language,
parameters, measuring ranges, controllers etc. can
be adjusted.
Selecting the functions calibration and manual operation (see keys CAL/
MESS and AUTO/MAN to the right of the display):
Calibration Press the key CAL/MESS to switch to the calibration
menuCAL (yellow LED lights up).
Man. operation Press the key AUTO/MAN to switch over to manual
operationMAN (yellow LED lights up).
NOTE
Switching over to manual operation MAN is only possible
if a controller type has been preselected in the menu
setup.The functions CAL and MAN can only be
accessed by persons having cal rights or full rights.
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6.5 Setup
All standard settings of the device can be defined in the "Setup" menu. During the first
commissioning basic functions are configured which later on have to be altered very
seldom or even not at all.
Access to the "Setup" menu with the code set is only possible with full privileges.
see Section 6.5.8 code function
Enter code-No.
6.5.1 Selection of Measured Values Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide, Ozone
and pH
Selection of Measured Value in the Menu "Parameter 1" and "Parameter 2"
setup
parameter 1
off
chlorine
chlorine dioxide
ozon
peroxide
temp.-meas
on
off
temp.-comp.
on
off
parameter 2
off
pH
temp.-meas
on
off
pH-comp. chlorine *
on
off
* pH-comp. chlorine
is only available if chlorine and pH
have been selected as parameters
temp.-comp.
on
off
Select the line Parameter 1 / "Parameter 2" using the keys UP/DOWN and
press ENTER to switch to the corresponding menu.
Use UP/DOWN to select the measured variable (parameter), and confirm with
ENTER.
Use UP/DOWN to select further settings, and confirm with ENTER.
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6.5.2 pH- and Temperature Compensation
pH-Compensation with Chlorine Measurement
The dissociation of hypochlorous acid (HOCl) into the hypochlorit-anion
(OCl

) leads to a loss of slope (loss of sensitivity) of the sensor in chlorine

measurement.
- Using a mathematical compensation function this loss of sensitivity can
be eliminated.
Temperature Compensation
Using a compensation function, the influence of temperature on the
measurement can be eliminated mathematically.
Control Field for pH-Value, pH-Compensation, Temperature and Temperature
Compensation in the Display measured value
Press ESC once or twice to change over to the display
measured value.
(figure on the left: chlorine measurement with pH- and
temperature compensation)
chlorine pH
0.43 mg/l
5.20 pH
22 C c
c see Section 6.2 Display Elements during Initial
Commissioning
and Section 6.6.3 Indication of measured value
with controller-control field
- In addition to the current measured value, the current pH-value
and the temperature of the sample water are indicated as well.
- With activated pH- compensation, temperature compensation
resp., the letter c for compensation is displayed to the right of
the respective line.
6.5.3 Selection of Measuring Cell
NOTE
The submenu measuring cell is shown only if the
measured values chlorine, chlorine dioxide, ozone or
peroxide were selected during the parameterization.
Here the measuring cell that corresponds to the selected measured value can be
selected:
314-3xx/6xx/9xx with chlorine, chlorine dioxide or ozone
314-3xx/6xx with peroxide
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Monitoring the Cleaning Motor (measuring cells 314-3xx)
After having chosen measuring- cell type 314-3xx press ENTER to get to the
submenu cleaning motor:
Switch the monitoring of the cleaning motor on/off.
Measuring cell Messzelle 314-9xx selected
A black bar on the display indicates the actual data of
the water sensor (figure on the left: chlorine
measurement with 314-9xx).
chlorine
0.43mg/l
see Technical Information potentiostatic measuring
cell 314-900, compact measuring systems 314-912
/-922 /-914 /-915
6.5.4 Setting the Measuring Ranges for Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide, Ozone,
Peroxide and pH
In the menu measuring ranges the corresponding measuring ranges are assigned to
the measured values which have been selected in the menu parameters.
In the menu measuring ranges the following options are available:
- Standard measuring ranges and
- optional settings "Other"
see Section 3.4 Measuring ranges
The measuring ranges for temperature can be defined in C (Celsius) or in F
(Fahrenheit).
NOTE
The submenu temperature will be shown only if the
temperature measurement was switched on in the menu
parameter.
6.5.5 Controller Parameters 1 / 2
See Section 6.6 Selection, Configuration and Parameterization of the Controller in
order to adjust the controllers.
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6.5.6 Water Sensor
In the menu wat. def. sensor the water sensor can be switched on/off.
With the measuring cells 314-3xx/9xx and 314-6xx different types of
sensors are employed:
314-3xx/9xx: Namur switch
314-6xx: reed contact
In the event of sample-water deficiency:
- the malfunction-indicating relay will be activated, the alarm
messagefault wat.def.sensor will be triggered,
- with devices with control functions, the actuators will be switched to
passive, closed resp.
Caution
If measuring cell 314-9xx is selected the water sensor has to
be switched ON!
6.5.7 Setting the Current Time (Date/Time/Summer Time)
Switch from the menu setup to the menu date/time.
Set the device to the current time in the menu time set in the format
hh.mm.ss:
01: 18: 40 pm
t i me set
t i me
Press ENTER to switch to the next number field.
The number field which is currently activated
flashes.
Alter the settings by pressing the keys UP, DOWN
resp.
- Pressing the keys continuously makes the
adjustment dynamically faster.
Set the device to the current date in the menu date in the format mm.dd.yyyy
analogous to the adjustment of the time. (wenn Betriebssprache nicht Eng-
lisch: DatumsFormat dd.mm.yyyy) The corresponding day of the week
(Mo...Su) will be displayed automatically.
If necessary, enter beginning and end of the summer time, the kind of time
shift and the number of hours of the time shift.
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6.5.8 Code Function
The code function is designed to protect the device from unauthorized access.
Entering the four-digit code number and changing it
code: 0000
ol d code
cal r i ght Select the line code function from the menu
"setup, using the keys UP or DOWN and press
ENTER to switch to the corresponding menu.
- There are two types of access rights:
CAL right Only allows access to the calibration menu CAL and to
manual operation (menu MAN). Allows the owner of
these rights:
to alter calibration data
to operate control relays manually
full right The owner of full rights has full acces to all settings
incl. calibration data
The owner of full rights may:
alter calibration data
alter setup
parameterize the controller
alter alarm settings
run the device manually
Select the desired type of access rights and press ENTER to get to the
corresponding menu.
If there is one, confirm the old code number first
(on first use confirm code 0000):
Select change.
Enter the old code in the submenu (see comment line at the bottom of the
display), using the keys UP or DOWN, press ENTER to confirm your entry
and switch to the query new code (see comment line at the bottom of the
display).
Enter a new four-digit code number using the keys UP or DOWN. Press
ENTER to confirm your entry.
Repeat to confirm: set new four-digit code number using UP or
DOWN, press ENTER to confirm.
If you want to cancel access rights, delete the corresponding code number in
the submenu delete.
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Entering a valid four-digit code number gives the operator access to the
corresponding functions for a limited time of 60 min.
If no code was entered before, the respective menu can be accessed without
restrictions. The code No. 0000 will not be displayed/ the operator will not be
asked to enter it.
NOTE
If a wrong code is entered
- Access to the corresponding menus will be denied,
- An error message will be triggered (length 5 s),
- The device will return to the main menu.
RESET-Function
Entering the code No. 1998 deletes all previously entered code numbers.
All prior access codes will be deleted and reseted on 0000.
6.5.9 Adjusting Display Contrast
In the menu Display the contrast of the display can be adjusted.
Switch from the menu setup to the menu display using the keys UP or
DOWN,and press ENTER to confirm your choice.
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6.5.10 Factory Settings
Entering the ALLDOS works code 6742 resets the amplifier to factory settings.
General Factory Settings
Language**) Device is waiting for language input: the languages
Deutsch/English/Franais.... are indicated alternatly
Summer time off
Code numbers 0000 cal right
0000 full rights
Current outputs 1-4 020 mA
Dosing monitoring On (value 60 minutes)
Parameter 1 Chlorine
Parameter 2 Off
**) For first calibration, then default value = last setting
Default values for parameter group 1
Cl
2
ClO
2
O
3
H
2
O
2
Measuring range [mg/l] 0.00-2.00 0.00-1.00 0.00-1.00 0-100
Measuring cell 314-9xx 314-9xx 314-9xx 314-9xx
Temp.measuring off off off off
water sensor on on on on
Default values for parameter group 2
pH
Measuring range 0.00 -14.00
Temp.measuring off
water sensor off
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6.5.11 Current Outputs
In the menu current output the operator can assign the preselected values to the
current outputs and then assign the current loops to the preselected measuring
ranges.
In the menu current output the preselected parameters are listed in the
following order:
- Output 1: Parameter group 1: chlorine,
chlorine dioxide, ozone, hydrogen
and peroxide
cur r ent out put
chl or i ne
pH
t emper at ur e
- Output 2: Parameter group 2: pH
- Output 3: Temperature or continuous
controller for parameters from
group 2
- Output 4: Continuous controller for
parameters from group 1
Assignment of the Current Outputs to the Measuring Range (Example Chlorine
Measurement):
There are two standard ranges,0-20 mA and 4-20mA which can be
assigned to the current outputs.They are assigned to the measuring range
linearly.
In addition, the start-of-scale and full-scale values can be freely-defined within
0 to 20 mA in an additional optional setting for the current outputs 1 and 2 as
well as for current output 3 with temperature measurements:
0- 20 mA
4- 20 mA
chl or i ne
ot her s In the corresponding submenu (e.g. chlorine),
select the "Other" line using UP/DOWN and
confirm with ENTER.
In the subsequent display "0.00 mg/l", enter the
start-of-scale value of the range using UP, and
confirm with ENTER.
- The scan "= 0 mA" is additionally
displayed in the same line
cur r ent out put
chl or i ne
pH
t emper at ur e
Enter the associated start-of-scale current value
using UP. Confirm with ENTER.
- An additional line is displayed with the scan
for the full-scale value of the range
"20.00 mg/l"
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0.20 mg/ l = 0 mA
15.00 mg/l = 20 mA
chl or i ne
Enter the full-scale value of the range using
DOWN, and confirm with ENTER.
- The scan "= 20 mA" is additionally
displayed in the same line.
Enter the associated full-scale current value using
DOWN. Confirm with ENTER, and then return to
the "Current output" menu.
6.5.12 Program Version
In the event of any problems that make it necessary to contact our service
department, the menu program version enables the operator to easily identify the
software components of his actual device.
v1.11.1 20030304
CONEX DUO
program version
version e.g. v0.20.1
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6.6 Selection, Configuration and Parameterization of the
Controller
It takes two steps to set up the controller:
first: selection and configuration of the controller type in the menu setup,
submenu controller
then: parameterization of the selected controller type in the main menu,
submenu controller
6.6.1 Selection and Configuration of the Controller
setup
controller
parameter 1
setpoint contrl
ctrl. charact.
P
PI
PID
setpt controller
off
limit contact
interpulse ctrl.
pulse freq. ctrl
cont. controller
ctrl. direction
downward control
upward control
Limit contact
downward viol.
upward violation
controller
parameter 2
parameter 2
as controller
parameter 1
In the "Setup" menu, select the "Controller parameter 1" or "Controller
parameter 2" line using the UP/DOWN keys, and select the menu with the
same name using ENTER.
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Selection and configuration of the setpoint controller
Mark the "Setpoint controller" line using UP/DOWN, and select with ENTER.
Select the controller using UP/DOWN as
- off,
- limit monitor,
- interpulse controller (two-position controller),
- pulse frequency controller (two-position controller) or
- continuous controller
and confirm using ENTER.
If "Limit monitor" is selected:
Use UP/DOWN to select the switching direction as
- downward violation or
- upward violation
and confirm using ENTER.
If "Interpulse controller", "Pulse frequency controller" or "Continuous controller" is
selected:
Use UP/DOWN to select the control direction as
- downward control (switches with upward violation of setpoint) or
- upward control (switches with downward violation of setpoint)
and confirm using ENTER.
Use UP/DOWN to select the control response as
- P (proportional controller),
- PI (proportional-plus-integral controller) or
- PID (proportional-plus-integral-plus-derivative controller)
and confirm using ENTER.
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Operation
limit
hysteresis
stop
settings in the setup menu
Setpoint controller
pulse freq. contrl
Setpoint controller
continuous contrl
Setpoint controller
Limit monitor
Setpoint controller
interpulse contrl
set point
prop. band xp
reset time TN **
deriv. action TV *
Pulse + pause time
Min. ON time
constant load
max. dosing flow
adaption **
stop
set point
prop. band xp
reset time TN **
deriv. action TV *
max. frequency
constant load
max. dosing flow
adaption **
stop
set point
prop. band xp
reset time TN **
deriv. action TV *
constant load
max. dosing flow
adaption **
stop
* only with PID
** only with PI, PID
controller
parameter 1 / 2
main menu
6.6.2 Setting the Controller Parameters
Select controller in the menu setup and configure it.
see Section 6.5.5 Controller Parameters 1 / 2
Select the line controller from the main menu, using the keys UP/DOWN and
press ENTER to switch to the menu controller.
see Section 6.4 main menu
NOTE
The option controller in the main menu is only available if
a controller has been selected in the menu setup!
The options available in the submenu controller (main menu) correspond to
the configuration made in the menu setup.
Use the keys UP/DOWN to alter internal setpoints within the selected
measuring range
see Section 3.4 Measuring Ranges
Select displayed controller parameters using the keys UP/DOWN, press
ENTER to switch to the respective submenu and use UP/DOWN to adjust the
setpoints to your needs within the permitted ranges.
see Section 3.3 Control Functions
settings for setpoint controllers:
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Operation
6.6.3 Controller Control Fields on the Display
Press ESC once or twice to switch to the display measured value
(fig.: chlorine measurement with pH- and temperature compensation).
see Section 6.2 Display Elements during Initial Commissioning
and Section 6.2.1 Display Modes
1
continuous controller
output
relay 1 or 2
chlorine
0.43
1
5.20 pH c
22 C c
mg/l
controller control fields
control fields
for pH or temperature :
pH- meas. value, temp.- meas. value
"c" = compensation ON
- The control fields for relays 1 and 2 appear as follows for preconfigured
limit monitors / two-position controllers:
Unfilled field for relay "OFF":
1
Filled field (inverted font) for relay "ON":
1
.
- The control field for the continuous controller is empty, partially filled or
completely filled depending on the set dosing rate - and when
preconfigured accordingly - and the filling of the bar always refers to 100%
dosing rate.
e.g. at 0% at 50% and at 100% .
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Operation
6.6.4 Adaptation
An adaptation can be started to simplify the setting of the controller parameters.
The adaptation is only available for PI- and PID-
controllers.
chlorine
0.43mg/l
adaptation
Start adaptation in menu controller (main menu)
under adaptation by pressing start.
Return to display measured value automatically. A
black bar on the display indicates the adaptation
process (figure on the left: chlorine measurement with
adaptation continuous controller).
The LED MAN/AUTO flashes during the whole
adaptation. A progress bar shows the advancement of
the adaptation.
- The configured controllers can only be adapted seperately.
- On upward control the measuring value has to be more than 20%
below the set point
- On downward control the measuring value has to be more than 20%
above the set point.
In case of a fault the message Starting conditions false is shown directly
after the start.
The message Adaptation successful is shown after ending the adaptation.
Press Enter or ESC to quit. The determined controller settings will be
automatically adaptet by the parameterization of the controller. They are
displayed in the adaptation menu under Adapt. result.
If the adaptation wasnt successful the message Adaptation failed is shown.
Press ENTER or ESC to quit.
The adaptation may be aborted,
- if an error message was shown during the adaptation
- if the controller is switched on manual operation
- if the stand down time was more than 1 h.
- if the total measuring time was more than 2 h.
NOTE
With selected temperature-/pH-measurement the
temperature value, pH-value and their compensations will
not be displayed during the adaptation.
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6.7 Menu alarm
With the help of the alarm function the measured value can be monitored and
compared with the permitted range.
If the measured value violates the limits of the measuring range, an alarm will
be triggered.
- The alarm relay is switched on after the preselected alarm delay time.
- When the cause for the alarm has been removed, the relay switches over
(without delay).
Menu alarm in main menu
dosing time monitoring
main menu
alarm 1
alarm value
alarm value 2
(switch. point 2)
hysteresis
alarm value 1
(switch. point 1)
alarm off
alarm on
alarm delay
downward
violation
upward
violation
downward
violation
upward
violation
alarm 2
further as with alarm 1
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Select the line alarm in the main menu, using the keys UP or DOWN.
Press ENTER to switch to the menu alarm. Two functions are available
there:
al ar m val ues
dos. t i me moni t .
al ar m
- alarm values: If the measured value leaves the
permitted range, the alarm relay will be activated
and an alarm message will be triggered.
The red alarm-LED starts flashing.
- dos. time monitoring: If the dosing flow constantly
remains at 100% during a preselected maximum
dosing time, the alarm relay will be activated and
an alarm message will be triggered.
The red alarm-LED starts flashing.
6.7.1 Setting Alarm Values
Select the "Alarm values" line using UP or DOWN, and select the "Alarm
values" on/off switching menu using ENTER.
Confirm "Alarm on" line using ENTER, and select the "Alarm values" selection
menu.
Setting the Upper and the Lower Switching Point (limits)
Select the line alarm value 1, alarm value 2 resp.
Press ENTER to confirm your choice and to switch to
the respective menu: 0. 00 mg/ l
swi t chi ng pt . 1
al ar m val ue 1
Set switching points between 0 and the upper end
of the measuring range defined earlier, using the
keys UP and DOWN (in unit und resolution of the
measured value).
see Section 6.5.4 Setting the Measuring Ran-
ges
Press ENTER to switch to the menu eff. direction.
- Options: Alarm message in the event of upward/downward violation of
the chosen switching point
Select the respective line, using the keys UP or DOWN.
- Press ENTER to return to the menu alarm values automatically.
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0. 00 mg/ l
hyst er esi s
al ar m val ues
Select the line hysteresis in the menu alarm values
and press ENTER to switch to the corresponding
submenu.
Set hysteresis to a value between 0 and half of the
measuring range, using the keys UP and DOWN .
- The hysteresis makes sure that the relays switch more smoothly in the
event of upward, downward violation resp. of the limits.
Press ENTER to return to the menu alarm values .
0 sec.
al ar m del ay
al ar m val ues
Select the line alarm delay in the menu alarm
values and press ENTER to the corresponding
submenu.
Set alarm delay to a value between 0 and 300
seconds, using the keys UP and DOWN.
6.7.2 Dosing Time Monitoring
This function can be used to monitor the dosing process. If the dosing flow remains at
a constant level of 100% during a preselected period, an alarm message will be
triggered.
Select the linedos.time monit. in the menu alarm and press ENTER to
switch to the corresponding submenu.
In the menu dos.time monit. the monitoring function
can be switched on, off resp.
10 mi n.
max. dosi ng t i me
dos. t i me moni t .
- If off has been selected, the device returns to the
menu alarm.
- If on has been selected, another submenu
dos.time monit. will be displayed.
Set the maximum dosing time to a value between
0 and 600 minutes, using the keys UP or DOWN.
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6.8 Checking the Settings in the Menu service
In the menu service the operator can check all important settings and test the
functions of the device in the event of problems that make service necessary.
NOTE
In the menu service calibration data and controller
settings can not be altered. Therefore it can be accessed
without access code.
Select the line service in the main menu and press ENTER to switch to the
corresponding menu.
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Example: Chlorine Measurement
test display
main menu
service
chlorine
- cal date
- slope
- cal no (1. 10. data set)
Cal Data /
LogBook
measured
- cal temp
(1)
- cal time
- cal pH
(2)
actual cell current in A/
actual measured value in mg/l
controller 2
(3)
controller parameters
test current
test relay
current outputs 14
relays 1/2 on/off
values 0(4) m/10mA / 20 mA
on/off
water-
sensor
cal value in 1/min
actual measured value in 1/min
(4)
value
(5)
controller 1
(3)
controller parameters
(1)
cal temperature will only be displayed, if temperature measurement,
temperature compensation resp. have been switched on in the setup.
(2)
cal pH-value will only be indicated, if pH-measurement, pH-compensation
resp. have been switched on in the setup.
(3)
controller will only be displayed, if a controller has been selected and
configured in the setup and in the main menu.
(4)
water sensor will only be displayed, if measuring cell 314-9xx has been
selected in the setup.
(5)
"Cal Data / Log" is only displayed if a calibration has already been made.
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In the menu service the following items are listed:
- Parameter: displaying data of the previous
10 calibrations
chl or i ne
t est cur r ent
ser vi ce
t est r el ai s
- Controller: checking controller settings
- Test current: testing the functioning of the
current outputs
- Test relay: testing the functioning of the relays
- Test display: testing the functioning of the display
"Parameter": Logbook Registration of Calibration Data
The calibration data of all activated measuring values are registered in
chronological order by a logbook function.
Example: With pH-measurement the logbook lists the following data:
- calibration number (cal number) with date/time
- slope (Sensitivity of the electrode)
- asymmetric potential of the electrode
- temperature of the buffer solution used cal temperature)
Under measured value the following data are displayed:
- current measured value
- the current cell voltage, cell current resp.
Under water sensor the following data are displayed:
- Speed of water sensor during last calibration
- actual speed of the water sensor
controller (Checking Controller Settings)
Select UP/DOWN depending on the controller, and select the corresponding
menu using ENTER.
- In the first line the configured type of controller is displayed and in the sub-
sequent lines the current controller settings are listed.
test current (Testing the Functioning of the Current Outputs)
Select the current output to be tested, using the keys UP/DOWN and press
ENTER to switch to the corresponding menu.
Depending on the configuration of the current loops, the current outputs can
be switched on with the following current values and the current value can
be output to the system:
- Test currents of 0, 10, 20 mA with preselected standard range 0-20 mA,
- Test currents of 4, 12, 20 mA with preselected standard range 4-20 mA,
with freely adjusted current loops resp.
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Select the current values, using the keys UP/DOWN
- When a line is selected, the state of the current output with the
corresponding value is automatically set to on.
- As soon as another line is selected, the previous current value is
automatically switched off and the new current value is set to on.
test relay (Testing the Functioning of the Relays)
Select the relay to be tested, using the keys UP/DOWN and press ENTER to
switch it on, off resp.
- If either of the lines relay 1, relay 2 or "alarm" has been selected, the
relay that was the last one activated before entering the test menu will be
switched off. Considering the current alarm values, controller values resp.,
the relay will be switched on again when the test menu is left,
test display (Testing the Functioning of the Display)
if the display turns competely dark: Function o.k.
if the display stays partly bright: Display faulty
Press ENTER to leave the test menu .
6.9 Calibration
Press the key MESS/CAL to switch to the calibration menu.
- The LED next to the key MESS/CAL lights up.
Depending on the access rights situation, you may have to enter your four-digit
code number, using the keys UP/DOWN. Confirm using ENTER.
Select parameter for the calibration.
In order to avoid an overdosing, the controllers are switched off and the final
control elements are closed.
6.9.1 Peculiarities with the Calibration for Chlorine with pH-Compensation
CAUTION
pH-calibration is of prime importance , since during the
calibration of the chlorine value the device uses the already
calibrated measured value for pH as a reference value.
Therefore calibrate pH-value first! Only then calibrate
chlorine value!
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6.9.2 Calibrating the pH-Value
buffer 1/2
pH
cal. meas.
value
cal result
slope/
asymmetry pot.
1-100 days cal cycle
"CAL / MESS"
automatic
reading-in of
- measuring water
temperature
- measuring signal
and automatic
calibration
on
cal-result:
slope/
asymmetry pot.
DIN/
NIST
ALLDOS
others
temperature
of buffer
solution
The pH-calibration is carried out as a two-point calibration.
pH
cal cycl e
cal r esul t
cal . meas. val ue
Press the key MESS/CAL to switch to the calibration
function. Select the line pH and press ENTER to
switch to the calibration menu pH.
Select cal meas. value and press ENTER to switch
to the corresponding menu.
Selecting Buffer Types and Buffer Values, Reading-in Buffer Values and
Calibrating
Three optional buffer types are available:
- ALLDOS: buffer values pH 4.01, 7.00, 9.18
ALLDOS
DI N/ NI ST
ot her s
buf f er
- DIN/NIST buffer values pH 4.01, 6.86, 9.18
- others: lower and upper buffer value can be
freely adjusted (difference at least 1 pH) within the
preconfigured pH-value measuring range (menu
setup)
Select a buffer type, using the keys UP/DOWN.
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t emper at ur e
25 C
Press ENTER to jump to the menu temperature
automatically.
Enter temperature of the buffer solution used.
Press ENTER to jump to the menu buffer value 1
automatically.
4. 01 pH
7. 00 pH
9. 18 pH
buf f er val ue 1
elect one of the three optional buffer values offered
for the buffer solutions ALLDOS or DIN/NIST.
Fill buffer 1 from the storage bottle into a clean
vessel .
Dip electrode into buffer solution.
Select ENTER to start the automatic read function AUTO READ (reading in of
measured signal) and the calibration.
- The display shows the message please wait during the calibration.
- The automatic reading function during pH-calibration has the effectthat
the correct electrode signal for the buffer value is read-in only when the
measuring signal remains stable during a defined interval.
Dispose of first buffer solution (i.e. do not return it to the storage
bottle!), rinse electrode with water.
Press ENTER to jump to the menu buffer value 2
automatically.
7. 00 pH
9. 18 pH
buf f er val ue 2
- Here you can only choose between the two
remaining buffer values.
Fill buffer solution 2 from the respective storage
bottle into a clean vessel/bowel.
Dip electrode into the second buffer solution.
Press ENTER to start the automatic reading function and to start the
calibration.
Then dispose of buffer solution and rinse electrode with water.
Immediately after the calibration its result is displayed
automatically:
- 60. 17 mV/ pH
asymmet r y pot .
CALDATA pH
sl ope
19 mV
- Sensor slope in mV/pH,
- Asymmetry potential of the electrode in mV.
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Error Messages while the Voltage Signal of the pH-Electrode is read-in
The calibration may be aborted,
if the electrode is faulty or a wrong buffer has been used.
- The messagefault of electrode/buffer will be displayed,
if the electrode does not come to a stable measuring signal in a defined
period of 120 s.
- The message calibration time exceeded will be displayed.
if the result of the plausibility testing of the pH calibration data is:
Upward/downward violation of the slope range of -50 to -62 mV/pH:
- The message faulty slope will be displayed.
ownward/upward violation of the precision/exactness range from
-60 to +60 mV:
- The message faulty asymmetry potential is indicated.
The calibration process will be aborted in all four cases.
Press ENTER to return to the menu calibration automatically.
In the event of an abortion the old calibration date will not be overwritten!
Cal interval
Following selection of "Cal interval" in the "Measured variable" menu, a
countdown function is started which triggers the alarm signal "Calibrate
sensor" following expiry of a defined time interval of 1-100 days.
Cal result
The result of the current (last) calibration can be displayed at any time using
the menu item "Cal result".
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6.9.3 Calibration for the Parameters Chlorine, Chlorine Dioxide, Peroxide
and Ozone
chlorine,
chlorine dioxide,
peroxide,
ozone
cal result
cal. meas.
value
reference
value
slope
cal cycle 0100 days
automatic reading-in of
the cell signal and
calibration
"CAL / MESS"
on
cal-result:
slope
After having switched to the calibration function by
pressing the key CAL , the display is in the mode
"measured value and indicates the current measured
value.
chl or i ne
cal . cycl e
cal . r esul t
cal . meas. val ue
Press ENTER to switch to the calibration menu (first
line reads chlorine, for instance).
Select the line cal meas. value and press ENTER to
switch to the corresponding menu.
cal . meas. val ue
0. 45 mg/ l
I - cel l 10. 4 A

In the bottom line the entry field (value in mg/l) for the
reference value determined photometricly or
analytically) and the current cell current, electrode
current resp. (in A) are displayed.
Enter reference value (e.g. determined photometricly
with Allcon Test).
34. 67 A/ ppm
CALDATA chl or i ne
sl ope
Press ENTER to start calibration.
- An automatic read function reads in the sensor
data and the calibration is carried out.
- The slope (sensitivity) of the sensor is calculated.
Immediately after calibration the result of the
calibration is indicated automatically (first line cal-
meas. value) is indicated:
- The slope of the sensor in A/ppm is displayed.
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6.10 Manual Operation
The manual operation mode is used to switch off the automatic control and to run the
control relays manually
NOTE
Manual operation is only possible after a controller has
been configured.
Manual operation can only be accessed with cal right or
with full rights.
Press the key AUTO/MAN.
Depending on the access rights situation you may have to enter your
four-digit code number, using the keys UP/DOWN.
- The LED next to the key AUTO/MAN lights up.
The display reads controller stop: All configured
controllers are switched off.
manual oper at i on
cont r ol l er
st op
- With preconfigured two-position- and continuous
controllers the manipulated variable is set to 0.
- With preconfigured limit contacts the corresponding relay is switched
off.
Press the key AUTO/MAN to return to automatic operation.
- The LED next to the key goes out.
manual oper at i on
cont r ol l er
act i ve
- The message controllers active is shown on the
display for 5 s.
- Then the device automatically returns to the menu
from which the manual operation was started.
NOTE
Every time the manual-operation mode is entered, every
single controller type must be activated again!
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6.10.1 Manual Operation with Preconfigured Two-position- and Continuous
Controllers
"AUTO / MAN"
controller
stop
relay 1
manual
operation
dosing flow
0100%
relay 2
dosing flow
0100%
With preconfigured two-position controllers the relay outputs 1 and 2 as well as
the output continuous controller can be separately run manually.
By choosing the respective relay output the dosing flow of the pump/pumps
can be changed.
After having switched to manual operation the
message controller stop is displayed for 5 s.
manual oper at i on
cont r ol l er
st op
- All controllers are switched off.
- The final control elements are closed (set to 0).
Then the device automatically switches to the mode display measured value
(first line: manual operation)
- The controller control display is output on the right
side of the screen. Either control field 1 is present
for relay 1, or a field for the continuous controller.
manual operation
0.01 mg/l
1
5.20 pH c
22 C c
see Section 6.6.3 Controller Control Fields on
the Display
- Since by switching to manual operation all controllers were switched
off, none of the control fields is filled (there are no inverted areas)
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Press ENTER to switch to the subsequent menu. Here
these options are available:
manual operation
controller 2
controller 1
- Relay output 1
- Relay output 2
r el ay 1
dosi ng f l ow
0 %
Select relay output 1, using the keys UP/DOWN.
Press ENTER to switch to the corresponding menu.
Set the desired dosing rate using UP/DOWN.
For relay output 2 and the output continuous controller proceed analogously to
relay output 1.
Press ENTER to start the controller at the preselected dosing flow.
- The display shows the controller-control display in its dependence on the
preselected dosing flows. see Section 6.6.3 Controller Control Fields
on the Display
6.10.2 Manual Operation with Preconfigured Limit Contact / Continuous
Controller
"AUTO / MAN"
controller
stop
relay 1
manual
operation
on
off
dosing flow
0100%
relay 2
Manual operation with preconfigured limit contacts is mostly analogous to manual
operation with two-position- and continuous controllers
The difference: When the respective relay output is selected, the relay can be
switched on, off resp.
Press ENTER to start the controller.
- The display shows the controllor-control display in its depencence on the
switching state of the relay, on the preselected dosing flow with continuous
control resp. see Section 6.6.3 Controller Control Fields on the
Display
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7 Troubleshooting
NOTE
Faults during the measurement:
Refer to the Operation Manual of electrode, measuring cell
resp.!
Fault Cause Remedy

No display following startup

- No supply voltage.

Connect supply voltage.


With ph-Measurement:
Display permanently indicates pH
approx.7.

With Measurement of oxidizers:
Display permanently indicates zero.


- Short-circuit in cable between
measuring cell and instrument
amplifier, moisture in connectors.


Check connection cable and
eliminate short-circuit, eliminate
moisture.


Display permanently at full-scale value.

- Open-circuit in cable between
measuring cell and instrument
amplifier.


Check connection cable and make
connection.

Measured-value display unsteady.


- Interferences on cable from
electrode/measuring cell.

- With pH-measurement:
air in sample water flow.

- With pH-measurement:
sample water flow interrupted.

- Cable between electrode/measuring
cell and instrument amplifier
broken.


- Sensor/electrode faulty.


Check that the screen is properly
connected.

Check sample water supply system
(pipes...) and make changes if
necessary.

Check sample water supply system
(pipes...) and make changes if
necessary

Check connection cable and make
connection.

Replace sensor/electrode.


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Fault Cause Remedy

With measurement of oxidizers:
Insufficient sensitivity of measuring cell.


- Measuring cell contaminated or
passivated by deposits.

Disassemble measuring cell and
clean surface of electrode.

With pH-measurement:
Measured-value display reacts extremely
slowly.

- Electrode aged.

- Electrode dirty.


Replace electrode.

Clean electrode.

With pH-measurement:
Error message during calibration.


- Wrong buffer solution used.

- Electrode aged.

- Electrode dirty.


Use correct buffer solution.

Replace electrode.

Clean electrode.


Device cannot be set.


- Incorrect code set (device protected
against adjustment).


see chap. 8
Code Function


Faulty control.


- Device is incorrectly parameterized.


Check settings and match to local
conditions.

If necessary reset device to factory
settings.


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Maintenance
8 Maintenance
The device is maintenance-free.
Repairs can only be carried out in the factory by autorized specialists.
You can contact the ALLDOS service department by fax or via our hotline:
Fax No.: ++49 (0) 7240 61-211 - Reference Quality-Service
Hotline: ++49 (0) 7240 61-226.
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