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Notice When using the continuous measurement mode, a trigger level cannot be
set. That is why you have to stop the measurement yourself as soon as you
see that the sensor current gets too high. In Continuous mode, the T-
Guard™ Leak Detection Sensor switches over to the reference line when
the sensor flow is greater than 1x10
-8
A.
5.4 Controlling via PLC
Basic functions and values of T-Guard™ Leak Detection Sensor can be controlled
and read by a PLC. Refer to chapter 4.6 for a detailed listing of all PLC commands
and signals.
Select PLC inputs in:
Main Menu
→
Settings
→
Interfaces
→
Select PLC Inputs.
Select PLC outputs in:
Main Menu
→
Settings
→
Interfaces
→
Define PLC-outputs
PLC outputs 1 - 4 are connected to the LEDs 1 - 4.
The measured leak rate is available at the
RECORDER output.
5.4.1 How to execute an accumulation measurement
You can start the measurement when READY is low-resistive.
During the measurement, the MEASURE output is low-resistive.
After the measurement, the MEASURE output is high-resistive. When the REC.
STROBE output will be high-resistive again, you can read the analog outputs. This
will happen after about 300 ms.
If the AUTOMATIC PURGING is enabled. READY will be low-resistive after purging.
Only then, the next measurements can be started.
5.4.2 How to execute a carrier gas measurement
You can start the measurement when READY is low-resistive.
During the measurement, the MEASURE output is low-resistive.
After the measurement, the MEASURE output is high-resistive. When the REC.
STROBE output will be high-resistive again, you can read the analog outputs. This
will happen after about 300 ms.
After the reference measurement, the READY output will be low-resistive again. This
takes as long as the FINE-measurement time. Only after the cycle has been finished,
the next measurement can be started.
5.5 Controlling via RS-232
Nearly everything that can be done with the control unit can also be done via the
RS232 connection to a PC.
The Interface Description document explains how to do this (iins85e1-a).
- T-Guard™ 1
- 1 Operating instructions 4 3
- 2 Safety 7 3
- 3 Description 9 3
- 4 Installation 29 3
- 2 Content 4
- 5 Operation 39 4
- 6 Maintenance 66 4
- 7 Product Handling 71 4
- 8 Technical Data 72 4
- 9 Errors and Warnings 74 5
- 1 Operating instructions 6
- 1.3 Graphic conventions 7
- 1.4 Glossary 7
- 6 Operating instructions 8
- 2 Safety 9
- 8 Safety 10
- 3 Description 11
- 3.2 Interfaces 12
- Description 11 13
- 12 Description 14
- 3.3 Vacuum diagram 15
- 14 Description 16
- TANDBY mode 17
- 16 Description 18
- 18 Description 20
- 3.4 Wise Technology™ Sensor 21
- 3.5 Accessories 22
- SC-button) 23
- 22 Description 24
- 3.5.2 19" control unit 25
- 3.5.4 Connector set 26
- 3.5.5 Fore Pump 26
- 3.5.6 2m line 27
- 3.5.7 I•Stick 27
- 3.6 Scope of delivery 28
- 3.7 Ordering Information 29
- 28 Description 30
- 4 Installation 31
- 4.3 Choosing a Fore Pump 32
- 4.4 Installing Electrically 33
- 4.6 Connecting a PLC 34
- Installation 33 35
- 34 Installation 36
- Installation 35 37
- 36 Installation 38
- Installation 37 39
- 4.7 Connecting a PC 40
- 5 Operation 41
- 40 Operation 42
- 5.2 Calibrating 43
- 5.2.2 Start Calibration 44
- 5.3 Measuring 45
- 44 Operation 46
- Operation 45 47
- 5.3.2 Carrier Gas Mode 48
- Operation 47 49
- 1 Helium signal 4 Time 49
- 2 Start 5 Rising signal 49
- 48 Operation 50
- 5.3.3 Continuous Mode 51
- 5.3.4 Switching Off 52
- 5.3.5 Standby 52
- 5.3.6 Helium contamination 52
- 5.4 Controlling via PLC 53
- 5.5 Controlling via RS-232 53
- 52 Operation 54
- Operation 53 55
- 5.8 Settings 56
- Menu Structure T-Guard™ 57
- 56 Operation 58
- Operation 57 59
- 58 Operation 60
- Operation 59 61
- 60 Operation 62
- Operation 61 63
- 62 Operation 64
- Operation 63 65
- 64 Operation 66
- Operation 65 67
- 6 Maintenance 68
- 6.2 Replacing Hoses 69
- 68 Maintenance 70
- Remove 4 screws from the top 71
- 70 Maintenance 72
- 7 Product Handling 73
- 8 Technical Data 74
- 8.4 Environmental Conditions 75
- 9 Errors and Warnings 76
- 76 Errors and Warnings 78
- 10 Service Centers World Wide 80
- Service Centers World Wide 79 81
- 10.1 Ordering Information 82
- Service Centers World Wide 81 83
- Dokument: jina85e1-f (1112) 85
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