GASBOARD-2000A

UV SO2/NO SENSOR BENCH

USER MANUAL

Hubei Cubic-Ruiyi Instrument Co., Ltd

 I FOREWORD
Thanks for choosing our Micro-flow NDIR SO2, NO Sensor Bench Gasboard 2000A.
1. Please read the user manual carefully and then install, operate, maintain the instrument after make
a full understanding of it. It may bring about physical hurt and instrument damage if the instrument
is inappropriately operated.
2. Never restructure the configuration or alter the components unless it’s authorized. We will
shoulder no responsibility for the accident caused by the acts mentioned above.
3. Specifications of the analyzer and regarding manual book may update due to technical
improvement. Please be forgiving about that we will not inform you beforehand.
4. Hand the manual book to the actual user and take care of it. Please keep the manual book in hand
for reference.
5. Our company holds right of final interpretation concerning the manual book.

II List of Items
No. Name Quantity
1 Micro-flow NDIR SO2, NO Sensor Bench Gasboard 2000A 1
2 AC 220V Connecting line 1
3 RS-232 Connecting line 1
4 User Manual 1
5 Manufacturer certificate& Warranty card 1

Actual delivery varies according to different contract requirements. Please conduct a check according to
the list and fill out the receipt. If the items are not in accordance with the list, please contact the after-
sales department.
 III Precautions
Precautions in the user manual refer to personal safeties and performance of the instrument. Please
strictly abide by it. Categories of the symbols are as follows.

Symbol Meaning Additional Remarks

It may cause danger such as physical hurt if inappropriately use

Danger
the instrument.

Moderate harm and instrument damage may occur due to

Caution
incorrect use.

It may cause electric shock if the instrument is incorrectly

Electric Shock
operated.

Forbidden No operation is allowed.

III.I Precautions for instrument installation

 Gas sensor bench is not anti-explosion. Never put the instrument in an

environment of explosive gas or else it may cause explosion and fire accident.
 Put the analyzer in a location where is steady to stand the instrument. Avoid
overturning and dropping.
 Avoid strong light, wind and humidity which may bring about malfunction.
 Protect the instrument internal environment from dust and water in the process
of installing. Or else, instrument may become malfunctioned.

III.II Precautions for gas route connecting

 Please follow the instructions strictly in order to enable the gas circuit. Maintain
integrity of the pipeline and avoid gas leakage. It may result in severe accidents if
the leakage gas contains poisonous or explosive contents.
 The intake pressure should be within the prescribed limit so that it can avoid
pipeline drop-off or leakage caused by the excessive pressure.
 When exhausting gas, please lead the vent-pipe to safe outdoor atmospheric
environment. Mind that do not disperse the gas in the sampling apparatus or
indoor environment.
 Appropriate pretreatment concerning sampling gas circuit of the analyzer should
be conducted according to specific conditions of the sampling gas. Otherwise, it
may cause instrument abnormal. (Refer to the chapters concerning installation).
 Do not use sampling apparatus such as pipe, reducing valve which is stained with
oil. It may block gas circuit or cause fire when oil is clung to the sampling
apparatus.
III.III Precautions for electric circuit connecting

 Cut off power supply when wiring and connecting or else it may lead to electric
shock accident.
 Please complete grounding work by using grounding rod on the analyzer when
operating or else it may cause electric shock accident or instrument malfunction.
 Suitable material should be applied to the connecting wire according to the rated
value of the apparatus. Otherwise, it may bring about fire accident caused by the
wire burnt-down.
 Please choose power source that meets the requirement of rated value.
Otherwise, it may bring about fire accident or instrument malfunction.
 Cut off the power supply of the analyzer and PC if there is need to install serial
port data transmission line.
 Please carefully check the insulated wire connected to the power source, it may
lead to electric shock accident if the insulated part is damaged.

III.IV Precautions for operation

 Do not smoke or use open flame around the analyzer or else it may cause fire
accident.
 Please read instructions concerning calibrating gas usage when making use of it
for calibrating instrument, or else it may bring about physical hurt caused by high
pressure gas or poisonous gas leakage.
 Keep away moisture from analyzer or else it may lead to electric shock or short
circuit inside the instrument.
 Do not let instrument run for a long time under the circumstance that the cover
board is closed. Otherwise, impurities like bug dust, oil would accumulate in the
inside of the apparatus which would probably lead to instrument malfunction.
 Never cut off the power supply or shut off the instrument when the instrument is
in diagnosis or test mode or else it may shorten the operating life of the
instrument or even cause instrument damage.
 Follow the instructions strictly when applying national calibrating gas so as to
maintain accuracy of measurement.
 Make sure that the sampling gas has been conducted with pretreatment such as
water, dust, oil removal. Otherwise, precision will be affected.

III.V Precautions for maintenance

 Cut off power to avoid electric shock accident when doing maintenance job.

 Please carry out periodical maintenance. Avoid instrument dropping off and
protect the instrument from dust.
 Cut off the power if the instrument is not used for a long period of time.
Quick Installation

Place the instrument in smooth horizontal position. Make sure that the instrument is not shaking and no
intensive electromagnetic interference and violent vibration is in the vicinity.
Complete grounding work and connect to AC 220V.
Refer to [2.3 electric wire connecting] when connecting RS-232 signal output line.

Note that gas must be purified and dried before it flows into “inlet”. Make sure dust filter precision should be
less than 1μm and no condensation is occurred. If sampling gas is sub-pressure or the pressure is less than
2Kpa, pump should be applied before the pipeline leads to the “inlet”.

Connect vent-pipe to ‘’outlet’’ of back panel of the instrument, then connect sampling pipe to the “inlet” of
back panel of the instrument. Adjust flow meter to the level of 0.7-1.2L/min. Sampling and vent pipe should
be made of fluorubber or TEFLON with inside diameter 4mm and outside 5mm.
Refer [2.2 pipeline installation].

Quick Measurement
Turn on power supply and warm up for 30min at least.
Start measuring after warm-up, concentration of the gas will be displayed on the instrument.
Our company will offer protocol for free if upper computer is transmitted through RS-232.

Quick Zeroing
 Press “Enter” to input password, default password is “9999”.
 Screw off the sampling gas pipe and lead fresh air into “inlet”. Adjust the flow to 0.7-1.2L/min.
 Enter in system setting, move to Zero through up / down to start Zero.
 Refer to [5.2.3 Zero].

Fresh air should be continuously led in for about 30 seconds.

Quick Calibration
 Press “Enter” to input password, default password is “9999”.
 Enter in system setting, move cursor to Zero through up / down to start Zero calibration.
 Input nominal concentration value of calibration gas. Press “ENT” and move cursor to “save”.
 Screw off sampling pipe, connect calibration gas pipe to “inlet”, adjust the reducing valve of zero gas
cylinder to 0.7-1.2L/min.
 When “unstable” change into “stable”, press “save” to conserve data. System will return to “span
calibration” automatically.
 Cut off “zero calibration” standard gas and screw off gas pipe. Connect span calibration gas pipe to
“inlet” and adjust reducing valve to 0.7-1.2L/min.
 When “unstable” changes into “stable”, press “save” to conserve data. System will return to measuring
interface automatically.
“Zero calibration’’ and ‘’Span calibration’’ should be carried out successively. Otherwise calibration is invalid.
In the process of calibration, identify whether the standard gas is zero gas or span calibration gas and
correctly input nominal concentration value. Ensure the value of flow-meter is within 0.7-1.2L/min.
Refer to [5.2.4 calibration].

1 Abstract

1.1 Working Principle

The sensor bench adopts the optical technology bench to obtain the UV absorption spectrum.
The technology bench consists of optical components such as light source, gas chamber,
optical fiber and spectrometer. Light source adopts the flicker xenon lamp with long life time
and good stability; Long optical path reflecting gas chamber with high sensitivity and strong
absorption signal; Spectrometer uses high-precision slit, holographic concave grating and
CMOS sensor, UV spectral response fast, high wavelength accuracy and good resolution.

The ultraviolet light emitted by the light source enters the gas chamber through the optical
fiber and is absorbed by the sample gas in the gas chamber, the light contains the sample gas
absorption information is converged into the optical fiber through the lens and is split and
sampled by the optical fiber transmission spectrometer to obtain the gas absorption spectrum.
The concentration of the relevant components in the gas can be obtained by analyzing the
spectrum.
1.2 Technical Parameter
Components Method Range Resolution Precision Repeatability Error
NO UV DOAS 0-200ppm 1ppm ±2%FS ≤1%

SO2 UV DOAS 0-200ppm 1ppm ±2%FS ≤1%

NOTE: Measurement range can be customized.

Flow 0.7-1.2 L/min (1L/min is our suggestion)

Inlet Pressure < 1Bar
Sampling Gas Requirement Moisture removed (no condensation)
Dust filtered (<1um)
Response Time (TD+T90) < 60s seconds
Warm-up Time 30 minutes
Communication Interface RS-232

Working Temperature 0-50℃

Relative Humidity 5-85%
Atmospheric Pressure 86-108kPa
Power Supply AC 220V/50Hz 2A
Dimension 600*530*250mm
Weight Approximately 17kg
1.3 Appearance

1 ---Mainboard
2 ---Power supply
3 ---Gas chamber
4 ---Temperature control board
5 ---Precision filter
6 ---Spectrometer
7 ---Power socket
8 ---Optical fiber
9 ---Ultraviolet xenon light source
10 ---On-off switch
1.4 Main Board Connection Definition

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 2 Preparation

2.1 Preparation

Before using the analyzer for measuring the target gases, please check first the following points:
 The sampling gas shall be free of dust, moisture, oil traces and tar.
 The gas flow at the inlet port of the gas analyzer shall be adjusted between 0.7-1.2L/min.
 Connect a venting pipe at the gas outlet port of the analyzer in order to vent the gas directly in the
outside atmosphere or working area.
 Power on the instrument and wait until it is stable (30 minutes).

2.2 Warm-up

1) Analyzers equipped with NDIR detectors need to perform a complete warm-up before reaching their
optimal performances. The warm-up period is fixed in factory to 1800 seconds, the last 150S analyzer
will start to auto zeroing.

2) After finish zeroing, the zero and/or span drift are not within the analyzer specifications, please
perform a zero and/or span calibration and power on 2 hours. From this point the gas sample can be
measured accurately by the analyzer.

Gas Analyzer Gas Analyzer Pump[X]ZERO

SO2: 000.0 ppm

NO ： 000.0 ppm

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⌒ Set up
ENT
⌒

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 3 Operation

Button Name Function

①▲ Up button Move to UP or increase the value
②◀ Left button Move to left
③▼ Down button Move to down or reduce the value
④ ESC Cancel Cancel current operation
⑤▶ Right button Move to right
⑥ ENT ENT button Confirm current operation

Note: This is customized. Many features need to be equipped with LCD + Keyboard.

3.1 Operation

In measure mode, press ENT to go to the Input password screen. Input the factory password 9999.

Input Password：0000 Input Password：9999

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E N T Enter E S C Return E N T Enter E S C Return

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3.2 Set Up Menu

Press ENT to enter the Set Up menu.

Parameter
Set up
1. Backlight
1. Patameter 2. Password
2. Output Setting 3. Language
3. Zero 4. Time
4. Gas Calibration 5. Power ON set
5. Diagnosis 6. Unit
6. Runing log 7. Modbus Address

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▲▼ Select Select ESCEsc ENTEnter
ESC Esc ENT Enter

With the ▲ or ▼ button, select the sub-menu of the Set up menu of the analyzer you want to enter.
From the Set up menu, move the cursor on 1. Parameter and press ENT to enter into the Parameter
menu.

3.2.1 Backlight
From the Parameter menu, move the cursor on 1. Backlight and press ENT to enter this configuration menu.
The backlight time can be selected continuously according to the "ENT" key: ON (open) - OFF (close) - 5min -
10min to 30min - 60min. Press ENT to confirm the change and to return to the Parameter menu.

In this program step you can select the duration of the backlight activation; if no key is pressed, the screen
backlight will be automatically switched off after the set time.

Backlight time (min)

OFF 5 10 30 60 ON

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ESCESC ENT Save

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 3.2.2 Password
From the System Setting menu, move the cursor on 2. Password and press ENT to enter this configuration
menu. In this program step you can change the default factory password (9999) and insert your own
password.
1. Input first the factory default current password (9999) and press ENT to confirm.
2. If the current password is correctly introduced, you will be asked to input a new password.
3. You are now asked to confirm your new password again. If the first new password is the same than the
second new password, the password change is accepted.

Input original password New password Confirm password

▲ ▲ ▲
0000
▲ 0000 0000
▲
▲

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ESC
ESC ENT Enter ESC
ESC ENT Enter
ESCESC ENT Enter

3.2.3 Language
From the Parameter menu, move the cursor on 3. Language and press ENT to enter this configuration menu.
In the standard specification, we have the English and Portuguese to select.

This function allows you to select the language of the configuration interface between English (the default
language) and another language between French, Portuguese or Polish. The second language of the
software interface needs to be fixed when ordering the analyzer. Other languages are available on request.

Move the cursor on the selected language using the ▲ or ▼ buttons, then press ENT to confirm your
choice.

▲
Language： English
▼
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ESC
ESC ENT Save

3.2.4 Time
From the Parameter menu, move the cursor on 4. Time and press ENT to enter this configuration menu.

In this program step you can adjust the date and the time. This setting is important when using the GAS
3000 real time data download software.

Press ENT again; input now the actual date and time using the ▲ or ▼ buttons for scrolling from 0 to 9 or 9

to 0 and the ◀or ▶ buttons for moving from one digit to another one to the left or to the right.

Press ENT again to confirm your date and time settings, then press ESC to return to the Set up menu.
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 Time setting：
▲
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E S CESC ENT Save

3.2.5 Unit
From the Parameter menu, move the cursor on 5. Unit and press ENT to enter this configuration menu.

Unit setting

SO2 unit： mg/m³

NO unit： mg/m³
SO2 coefficient： 2.857
NO coefficient：1.340

It has ppm and mg/m³unit to select and change, you will change it according to your own requirements.

3.2.6 Modbus Address

This option sets the modbus communication protocol slave address in RS232/RS485 communication mode.
The setting range is 0-255.

3.3 Output Setting

From the Set up menu, move the cursor on 2. Output and press ENT to enter into the output setting menu.

Output Setting Output Setting

SO2 4-20mA
1.4-20mA 1.4-20mA SO2
NO 4mA: <=> _ 01 0650
+
2.Alarm Setting 2.Alarm Setting
20mA: <=> _ 01 3350
+

Return Save
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Select ESC Esc ENT Enter Select ESC Esc ENT Enter Select ◀ ▶Select ESC Esc

Output setting includes the setting of the 4-20mA analog output(s) and the warning alarm level setting.

From the output menu, move the cursor on 1. 4-20mA and press ENT to enter into the analogue outputs
setting menu.

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3.3.1 4-20mA Output Setting

This function allows you to adjust the linear 4-20mA output signal for one specific or for all active
measuring channels. Move the cursor on 4-20mA and press ENT, the active measuring channels appear on
the display. Select the channel you want to adjust the analogue output signal with the UP or DOWN
keypad. With the ▲ or ▼ button, select the measuring channel you want to set the 4-20mA output.

The given example is for a SO2 analyzer but the procedure would be the same with a multi-components
analyzers.

Adjustment of the 20mA value :

- use a multimeter in DA mA current measuring mode, connect the black probe of the multimeter to the
pin n° 11 of the AIO/RS-232 rear connector and connect the red probe of the multimeter to the
respective 4-20mA output signal pin of the AIO/RS-232 rear connector of the channel you have
selected, in our example it will be the SO2 channel.

- move the cursor on of the 20mA adjustment, and adjust the 20mA value (full scale value) of the
output current by pressing the ◀or ▶ buttons in order to bring the reading of the multimeter to

precisely 20mA. In normal mode each time you press the ◀ button you will decrease the value of the

output current by 0,1mA and each time you press the ▶ button you will increase the value of the
output current by 0,1mA. If the gap between the reading of the multimeter and the 4mA value is too
big, you can change the increment value which is in normal state @ ±01 by bringing the cursor with the
▼ button on ±01, then incrementing to ±20 or ±80 with the ◀ or ▶ buttons. Then move the cursor

back on of the 4mA adjustment, and adjust the 20mA value of the output current by pressing the
◀ or ▶ buttons in order to bring the reading of the multimeter to precisely 20mA.
- When the adjustment is done, move the cursor on Save and press ENT to save it. If you want to escape
the 4-20mA set mode without changes, configuration mode, move the cursor on Cancel and press ENT.

3.3.2 Warning Alarm Setting

Note: This model is customized, we can not equip the alarm output board, so gas sensor bench don’t
have this function.

From the output menu, move the cursor on 2. Alarm setting and press ENT to enter into the alarm level
setting menu.

With this function you can set the high alarm and low alarm limits of each measuring channel.

Press ENT to set the high alarm limit; input now the high concentration level for which you want the
high alarm relay to be activated using the ▲ or ▼ buttons for scrolling from 0 to 9 or 9 to 0 and the ◀ or

▶ buttons for moving from one digit to another one to the left or to the right.

Press ENT again to confirm the setting and move the cursor with the ▼ button on the low alarm limit to
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input the low concentration level for which you want the low alarm relay to be activated. Press ENT to
save your configuration, then ESC to return to the Set up menu.

Output Setting Output Setting

1.4-20mA 1.4-20mA SO2High alarm： 0000
SO2Low alarm： 0000
2.Alarm Setting 2.Alarm Setting NOHigh alarm： 0000
NOLow alarm： 0000
O2High alarm： 0000
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Select ESC Esc ENT Enter Select ESC Esc ENT Enter

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3.4 Zero
From the Set up menu, move the cursor on 3. Zero and press ENT to enter into the auto-zero setting menu.

Set up
1. Parameter
Start Air Zero
2. Output Setting
Zero Cycle：OFF
3. Zero
Output Hold：ON
4. Gas Calibration Zero Time： 200s
5.Diagnosis %
Hold Time： 150s
Zero Pump： ON
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Select ESC Esc ENT Enter

This function allows you to manually start a zeroing cycle of all detectors or to configure the auto-zero cycle
of the analyzer. Move the cursor on the action you want to perform and press ENT.

Air Zero
We recommend using fresh ambient air, eventually through an external charcoal filter. If clean compressed air,
synthetic air or Nitrogen from gas bottles is used, please control that the gas pressure is between 2-3KPa (20
to 30 mbar) and the gas flow between 0.7 to 1.2L/min. When zeroing an analyzer with an oxygen measuring
channel with galvanic fuel cell, the zero value will automatically be set to 20,90% O2 ,and other gases value
will be “00.00”after 150S.

Attention: Don't switch off the power source during zeroing the analyzer.

Zero Cycle
With this function you can configure the delay after which you want the analyzer to perform an auto-zero cycle.

By pressing successively the ENT button you can select a fixed time interval between 2 automatic zeroing cycles:
30 minutes, 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h, 12h, 24h and 48h or OFF, this last meaning that the automatic zeroing cycle will
never been activated.

Output Hold

ON: The concentration value that remains displayed during zeroing is the value one second before zeroing.

OFF: The concentration value displayed during zeroing is the true measurement gas value.

Our factory setting of this function is on.

Zero Time

In this status, user need to inject zero gas (usually air) to the gas chamber, this function’s valid adjustable time can
be set 30-999 seconds.

Hold Time

In this status, gas chamber’s gas switch to the normal measurement gas (such as SO2, NO), hold time is over then
instrument has completed auto-air zero. This function’s valid adjustable time can be set 0-999 seconds.

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 Zero Pump

Our factory setting of this function is on.

If you choose the off status, then the zero pump and solenoid valve will be closed during instrument warm-up.

3.5 Calibration
From the Set up menu, move the cursor on 4. Calibration and press ENT to enter into the calibration menu.
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Zero Calibration Span Calibration
1. Parameter GAS Tset Temp Value Input Unit GAS Tset Temp Value Input Unit
2. Output SO2 13546 2329 0.3 000.0 ppm SO2 13512 2327 1.6 1000 ppm
NO 14055 2329 0.3 ***.* ppm NO 14019 2327 0.1 ***.* ppm
3. Zero
4. Calibration
5. Diagnosis Next Save Return Save
6. Running Log

Esc
ESC ▲ ▼ Select ENT Enter ESC Esc Select ENT Enter ESC Esc Select ENT Enter

3.5.1 About Calibration

 In order to ensure the highest precision of the instrument :
- Gas calibration must be done only after completion of the 30 minutes warming-up time and power on
gas analyzer above 2 hours.
- Zero and span gas calibration should be done at least each 3 months or as soon as the measured
value is out of manufacturer drift specifications.
 User gas calibration includes zero and span calibration. For high calibration accuracy you shall
successively complete both zero and span calibrations for a same measuring channel.
 Use by preference pure nitrogen 6.0 quality (N2) for the zero calibration and 90 to 100% of the
measuring range for the span calibration of each detector. Please check the configured measuring
ranges of your analyzer in the nameplate. Span gas should never be less than 90% of the full
measuring range.
 Several measuring channels may be calibrated together by using span gas cylinder with adequate gas
mixture.
 Control that the gas pressure is between 2-3KPa (20 to 30 mbar) and the gas flow between 0.7 to
1.2L/min.

3.5.2 Zero Calibration

Press ENT to enter the Zero Calibration menu. The display shows the window with the zero calibration of all
gases that are measured by the analyzer (in our example SO2 only).

We explain how to proceed to the calibration of a measuring channel (example here with SO2). Please apply the
same procedure for all detectors from your analyzer.

Move the cursor on the SO2 channel by using the ▲ or ▼ buttons. Press ENT. The first digit is highlighted.

Input now the value 0000 (corresponding to zero) using the ▲and ▼ buttons to scroll the numbers from 0 to 9 and

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the ◀ and ▶ buttons for moving the cursor to another digit. Press ENT. Move the cursor on SAVE using the
▼ button.

Inject now pure nitrogen quality (N2) into the gas analyzer.

Control the gas pressure (20 to 30 mbar) and the gas flow (0.7 to 1.2L/min) are OK.

Attention: when you start injecting gas into the analyzer, the indication will be on Stable but it will
change into Unstable after a few seconds as soon as the gas fill the measuring chamber of the detector.

Wait till the indication Unstable becomes Stable, then press ENT to save the zero calibration. The display
shows now the SPAN calibration screen.

3.5.3 Span Calibration

Press ENT. The first digit is highlighted.

Input now the value indicated on the gas cylinder (in our example 1000ppm) using the ▲ and ▼ buttons
to scroll the numbers from 0 to 9 and the ◀ and ▶ buttons for moving the cursor to another digit.
Press ENT. Move the cursor on SAVE using the ▼ button.

Inject now the SO2 gas into the gas analyzer.

Control the gas pressure (20 to 30 mbar) and the gas flow (0.7 to 1.2L/min) are OK.
Important:
For an accurate span calibration, please use certified calibration gases with a concentration that equals
90% to 100% of the respective measuring range. Always input the value written on the gas bottle. Use
by preference gases with 2% accuracy (or better).

Wait till the indication Unstable becomes Stable, then press ENT to save the zero calibration. The

program automatically returns to the Set up menu screen.

To perform the zero and span calibration of the other measuring channel, re-enter the Gas calibration menu
and follow the same procedure for each other measuring channel as explained here above.

Note:
1) When you doing the zero and span calibration of SO2, pls input the corresponding value as standard range, for
example, if your standard gas of SO2 is 0-1003ppm, pls input the "1003" when you doing span calibration. And
keep * status for another components.

2) User calibration includes zero and span calibration. For high calibration accuracy you shall successively
complete both zero and span calibrations for a same measuring channel.

3) The calibration result is permanently saved. Please follow the above steps for user calibration.

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3.6 Diagnosis
From the Set up menu, move the cursor on 5. Diagnoses and press ENT to enter into the calibration menu. We can
check the sensor ‘s signal to diagnoses the problems.

Set up Diagnosis
1. Parameter
2. Output setting
1. Sensor signal
3. Zerp
4. Gas calibration 2. Running parameter
5. Diagnosis % %
6. Running log
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ESC Return Select ENT Revise ESC Return Select ENT Enter

1. Press the ENT to enter into the sensor’s signal interface, if the instrument has some problems, pls take this
photos to us, we will diagnose the problem accordingly.

Sensor signal

4-20mA
CHx ADC CHx DAC
CH1 4095 CH1 2803
CH2 3173 CH2 661
CH3 2850 P CH3 676
CH4 3363 O2
CH5 3367 T_SO2
CH6 3367 T_NO
E S CReturn

2. Running parameter: Check the zero drift, calibration coefficient, real-time signal.

Running parameter

SO2 NO O2
Zero drift： 0 0 0.00
Cali. coeff. 1.000 1.000 1.000
Real-time signal 16531 15819 3363
0
Measurement 4 0 20.59
Alarm output Lower Up
limit limit
ESC Return

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3.7 Running Log
It has operation record and calibration record.
Con0: Real-time measurement value.
Con1: Calibration value.

Operation record
Date Time User Operation
1. Operation record 170103 10:00 Administrator Log in
2. Calibration record 170102 11:00 Administrator ESC
170102 08:00 Start up

Return ▲ ▼ Select Enter S elect ▼ ▲ S elect

▲
▲
ESC ENT E S CR etu r n E N TD elete 1 /0 0 1

NO Calibration record
Data Time AD P T Con0 Con1
ZERO

SPAN
170104 04:16 8103 2759 2392 196.0 200.0

E S CReturn ▲ ▼ Select E N T Delete

3.8 Power Off

1. Before you power off gas analyzer, pls make sure gas circuit internal emptying, especially when the sample
gas contains of H2S must be vented to avoid corrosive H2S damage to the instrument.
2. Remove the various pipelines from the gas analyzer.
3. The analyzer switch to the "O" position, the analyzer is turned off; unplug the power cord when not in use.

5 Customer Consultation and Service

Tel: 86-27-81628831 Fax: 86-27-87401159

Add: Fenghuang No.3 Road, Fenghuang Industrial Park, Eastlake Hi-tech
Development Zone, Wuhan, Hubei, China.
Web: www.gas-analyzers.com
www.gassensor.com.cn
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]

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