SCAN200E USER S MANUAL

SCAN200E USER S MANUAL Code No. 2071 1052 rev. 1.4

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 2/16 SCAN200E User s Manual Foreword This manual is for SCAN200E Controller running software version 2.03 or later. We recommend that the manual is stored near to the main unit. Information of the unit is stored at the customer database. Correct maintenance and spare parts will be arranged based on controller serial number and exact details about the fault case. Contact DETECTOR Oy maintenance department regarding service, calibration and spare parts: DETECTOR OY Telekatu 8 20360 Turku Tel. +358 207 756 480 Fax +358 207 756 498 www.detector.fi detector@detector.fi

SCAN200E User s Manual Code No. 2071 1052 Rev.1.4 Page 3/16 CONTENTS SCAN200E Gas Detection Controller... 4 Introduction... 4 Passwords... 4 Main Menu... 5 Bar Graph... 5 Numeric 1... 6 Numeric 2... 6 SETTINGS... 7 Linearization... 7 Date and time... 7 Alarm limits... 7 Sensor settings... 9 General settings... 10 Relay settings... 10 Passwords... 11 Sample rate... 11 Communication... 11 Save to USB... 12 Read from USB... 12 EVENTS... 13 Trends... 13 Alarm events... 14 Service... 14 Inhibiting of Alarms and Channels... 15

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 4/16 SCAN200E User s Manual SCAN200E GAS DETECTION CONTROLLER Introduction SCAN200E Gas Detection Controller is designed to implement real time gas detection of large industrial sites by using one controller. The Controller can accommodate up to 64 gas detectors and 128 relays depending on the number of modules installed. Every Input Module holds 8 inputs and every Relay Module holds 8 relays. The first logical Relay Module has following reservations, relays 1 3 are general alarm class relays and relay 4 is generally the fault relay. Modules communicate using RS-485 up to a distance of 1 km. Galvanic isolators will be used between Main Controller and Sub Controllers when needed. The Main Controller has backlit LCD display to represent concentrations, trend graphs and alarm history. Normal alarm classes, 1/C, 2/B, 3/A (or 0/D = only relay control without an alarm) and relays are assigned for each of the three alarm levels for each channel. An additional alarm class of 4/AA will activate class 3/A alarm and class relay. Additional relay control (a selected relay from 5 to 128) for class 4/AA alarm will function as a relay (latching relay) which controls the function of a solenoid valve. This relay control can be acknowledged only after alarm has ceased. There is no dedicated class relay for class 4/AA alarm. In case of fault the yellow fault LED will be lit and relay number 4 activates. Alarm and fault cases are stored in the alarm history. Passwords The Controller has 2 replaceable passwords, password 1 and password 2. Factory defaults for these passwords are found on the original inspection sheet. Password 1 gives access to ALARM INHIBIT, relay test, alarm levels, date and time. Password 2 gives in addition access to other parameters and password change Image 1, User Interface

SCAN200E User s Manual Code No. 2071 1052 Rev.1.4 Page 5/16 Main Menu Press menu The bar graph is the default display. Main menu shows by pressing menu button. The desired function is accessed by pressing the relevant arrow key next to the display. The previous level is accessed by pressing menu button. BARGRAPH SETTINGS NUMERIC 1 EVENTS NUMERIC 2 FI - SUOMI Image 2, Main menu Bar Graph Press menu - BARGRAPH Bar Graph display shows simultaneously the signals from 8 channels (one input module). Next or previous page can be selected by pressing PREV. or NEXT. The channel numbers are shown at the bottom of the bars. The scaling of the bar graph is set at Settings. 100 50 0 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 PREV. 23:05 NEXT Image 3, Bar Graph: alarm limit 1 exceeded on channel 2, alarm limit 2 exceeded on channels 1 and 4, alarm limit 3 exceeded on channel 8. Other channels have no alarms.

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 6/16 SCAN200E User s Manual Numeric 1 Press menu NUMERIC 1 Large numbers indicating the concentrations and followed by triggered alarm limits with Roman numerals, 1 input module = 8 channels per page. Next or previous page can be selected by pressing PREV. or NEXT. 01 100.0 I 02 0.0 03 500.0 III II I 04 0.0 05 0.0 06 0.0 07 0.0 08 0.0 PREV. 23:05 NEXT Image 4, Numeric 1 Numeric 2 Press menu NUMERIC 2 Detailed per channel information including channel names, concentrations, units and triggered alarm limits with Roman numerals, 1 input module = 8 channels per page. Next or previous page can be selected by pressing PREV. or NEXT. 01 POINT ID. 100.0 PPM I 02 POINT ID. 0.0 %XYZ 03 POINT ID. 500.0 PPM I II III 04 POINT ID. 0.0 %XYZ 05 POINT ID. 0.0 %XYZ 06 POINT ID. 0.0 %XYZ 07 POINT ID. 0.0 %XYZ 08 POINT ID. 0.0 %XYZ PREV. 23:05 NEXT Image 5, Numeric 2

SCAN200E User s Manual Code No. 2071 1052 Rev.1.4 Page 7/16 SETTINGS Press menu - SETTINGS LINEARIZATION CHANNELS DATE AND TIME GENERAL ALARM LIMITS FI - SUOMI Image 6, SETTINGS Linearization Press menu SETTINGS LINEARIZATION Password 2 Type in linearization table number and press enter. Type in linearization points and corresponding values. Linearization points (input) shall increase while corresponding values (output) may increase or decrease. Table ends when input value is smaller than previous one. After typing in all values needed, press enter and STORE. Date and time Press menu SETTINGS DATE AND TIME Password 1 Type in date and time and press enter. Daylight saving time needs to be changed manually. Alarm limits Press menu SETTINGS ALARM LIMITS Password 1 Type in channel number and press enter. Cursor moves on to the alarm limit direction of limit 1. Choose the direction by typing 0, 1 or 2. Alarm limit direction 0 = limit not in use 1 = upper limit 2 = lower limit After selecting the direction, press enter. Cursor moves on to the concentration. Type in the value using numeric keys and press enter. Cursor moves on to the alarm class. Choose the alarm class by typing 0 (D), 1 (C), 2 (B), 3 (A) or 4 (AA) and press enter.

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 8/16 SCAN200E User s Manual Alarm classes 0 (D) = No alarm, limit assigned relay control only. 1 (C) = Class I alarm, relay 1 and limit assigned relays activate, indicates a warning. 2 (B) = Class II alarm, relay 2 and limit assigned relays activate, indicates an alarm 3 (A) = Class III alarm, relay 3 and limit assigned relays activate, indicates a high alarm with screen and optional SMS messages. 4 (AA) = Class III alarm and acknowledge-after-alarm functionality for assigned relay for critical controls. Type in control relays, press enter. 000 = no control relay. Relay 004 is common fault relay. Type in alarm delay and press enter. Type in alarm hysteresis / dead band and press enter. After typing in and accepting all values with enter for 3 limits, save the changes by selecting STORE with the display corner button. By selecting COPY you can copy the settings of currently selected channel subsequent channels. E.g. channel 5 alarm settings can be copied to channels from 6 to 10. LEFT CURSOR RIGHT CHANNEL 01 CHANNEL ID LIMIT 1 0 OFF VALUE 0000.0 CLASS C RELAYS 000 000 DELAY 00.00 HYSTER. 0000.0 LIMIT 2 0 OFF VALUE 0000.0 CLASS B RELAYS 000 000 DELAY 00.00 HYSTER. 0000.0 LIMIT 3 0 OFF VALUE 0000.0 CLASS A RELAYS 000 000 DELAY 00.00 HYSTER. 0000.0 STORE COPY Image 7, Alarm limits

SCAN200E User s Manual Code No. 2071 1052 Rev.1.4 Page 9/16 Sensor settings Press menu SETTINGS SENSORS Password2 Type in channel number and press enter. Type in channel name. Move the cursor using LEFT and RIGHT. Press enter to accept the name. Type in sensor type (0 to 9) and press enter. Sensor types 00 = OFF / not in use (channel power supply stays on) 01 = Current signal 0 20 ma 02 = Current signal 4 20 ma (fault limit 3,7 ma) 03 = Voltage signal 0 1 V 04 = OLCT20/50 (4 20 ma, fault limit 2,5 ma) 05 to 09 = Linearization tables, see Settings - Linearization Type in the sensor scaling low value with desired decimal point location and press enter. The place of decimal point is set here and change of decimal point location affects alarm limit values accordingly, please check all values after decimal point location change. Type in the sensor scaling high point and press enter. Type in the unit (e.g. PPM) and press enter. Maximum amount of characters is 4. Bar and trend graph displays may have a different scaling from the measure scaling above. This way you can observe a certain range of interest. Type in bar and trend graph scaling low point and press enter. Type in bar and trend graph scaling high point and press enter. LEFT CURSOR RIGHT CHANNEL 01 POINT ID. SENSOR: 02 (4-20 ma) SENSOR SCALING: LOW 0000.0 HI 2000.0 PPM BARGRAPH AND TREND SCALING: 0%: 0000.0 100%: 2000.0 STORE COPY Image 8, Channel settings

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 10/16 SCAN200E User s Manual Example, 4 20 ma Oxygen sensor The sensor is calibrated to the range 0.00 25.00 %, but you want to monitor the oxygen concentration between 15 and 22% in the bar graph and the trend displays. In this case you will set 15% for showing the 0% at the display and 22% for showing 100% at the display. If signal falls below the scaling, 0 % is shown. If the concentration is higher than the set 100% display, the maximum display is 100%. The real values can be checked on the numeral displays. All settings are coming into force by pressing the STORE button. You can also here use the COPY function, whereby you can copy the displayed settings to following channels. General settings Press menu SETTINGS GENERAL Password2 RELAY SETUP SAMPLE RATE PASSWORDS COMMUNICATION READ FROM USB SAVE TO USB Image 9, General settings Relay settings Press menu SETTINGS GENERAL Password 2 RELAY SETUP Type in the relay table number (1 to 8) and press enter. Switch between fields by pressing enter. Type in relay functions as follows First number 1 = NC (normally connected) / 0 = NO (normally open) Seconds number 0 = NR (follows limit) / 1 = R (resettable) After typing in all settings needed, press enter and STORE.

SCAN200E User s Manual Code No. 2071 1052 Rev.1.4 Page 11/16 Passwords Press menu SETTINGS GENERAL Password 2 PASSWORDS Type in passwords and press enter. Sample rate Press menu SETTINGS GENERAL Password 2 SAMPLE RATE Type in sample rate / minute (1 to 4). See Trends. Communication Press menu SETTINGS GENERAL Password 2 COMMUNICATION Type in RS232 serial mode and press enter. 0= service 1= alarm SMS using GSM modem (option) 2= Not in use Choice 1 will show the following screen after pressing enter. LEFT CURSOR RIGHT GAS ALARM GSM1 :+358123456789 GSM2 :+358123456789 GSM2 :+358123456789 Image 10, Alarm SMS phone numbers Type in gas alarm message and press enter. Type in phone numbers using international format. Use zeros for a slot not in use. After typing in all the numbers, press enter. Alarm messages will be sent in case of limit 3, class 3/A or 4/AA alarms only! Alarm SMS contains the information of triggered channel. Acknowledge the alarm by calling to the sender number within 5 minutes and let it ring couple of times. There will be no answer. In case of no acknowledge within 5 minutes, another SMS will be sent to the second number. This will continue until all numbers have been notified once.

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 12/16 SCAN200E User s Manual Save to USB Press menu SETTINGS GENERAL Password 2 SAVE TO USB Save controller settings to USB flash drive. Take a backup each time settings have been changed. Use an empty flash disk formatted into FAT32. Transfer time is 30 to 60 seconds depending on flash drive speed. Indicator light next to the USB connector will blink with a variable speed. Controller notifies the user upon successful transfer. Following settings are not included in the file: Modbus settings Date and time For your own convenience, send the file to us at detector@detector.fi to be archived. It will facilitate technical support and maintenance. Read from USB Press menu SETTINGS GENERAL Password 2 READ FROM USB Read controller settings from USB flash disk. Take a backup each time settings have been changed. Use empty flash drive formatted into FAT32. Transfer time is 30 to 60 seconds depending on flash drive speed. Indicator light next to the USB connector will blink with a variable speed. Controller notifies the user upon successful transfer. New settings will apply immediately without further prompt! Following settings are not included in the file: Modbus settings Date and time USB copy to another controller Controller settings can be copied from a controller to another controller by changing the serial number of the settings file from the source controller and saving the file for the target controller with the target serial number and file name. See Save to USB to save the settings for the source controller to a USB flash drive. Connect the USB drive to a PC and edit the text file in a text editor, for example Notepad. Locate the serial number row by searching the file with the serial number for the source controller, for example 1234567, a row with following syntax is found: #001N12345676C Replace the serial number portion 1234567 with the serial number for the target controller, i.e. 7654321, and the last two characters 6C with?? characters, result: #001N7654321?? Save the file with the new serial number as file name 7654321.CFG. The new file has the target serial number as a parameter in the file and as file name. See Read from USB to use the file in the target controller. Please verify correct settings after reading the settings in to the target controller.

EVENTS Press menu - EVENTS SCAN200E User s Manual Code No. 2071 1052 Rev.1.4 Page 13/16 TREND 45 min TREND 6 h. ALARM EVENTS TREND 2 d. SERVICE ALARM INHIB. Trends Image 11, History Press menu HISTORY TREND Type in channel number and press enter. Buffer contains 180 samples for each view. Trend view contains information about 45 minutes to 8 days depending on sample rate. See Sample rate for more information. Trend scaling is identical to bar graph scaling, see Sensor settings for more information. 100 50 0 07.00 08.00 09.00 10.00 TREND 45 m. CHANNEL 01 POINT ID. 0000.0 1000.0 %XYZ Image 12, Trend graph

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 14/16 SCAN200E User s Manual Alarm events Press menu HISTORY ALARM EVENTS The list shows 3 alarm events per page starting from the newest one. Press PREVIOUS to access earlier events. Each event contains channel number, date and time and event type. Triggered alarm event also contains limit number and measure value at the time of alarm. Event types: SENSOR FAULT Sensor failure, caused by drift, signal overload or cabling defect. SENSOR RESUME Sensor failure or defect has been corrected. CHANNEL INHIBIT Channel disabled. LIMIT X* HI ALARM Signal has exceeded the alarm limit. LIMIT X* LOW ALARM Signal has fallen below the alarm limit. LIMIT X* NORMALIZED Signal has returned to normal range. COMMUNICATION FAULT Communications problem, module number indicated. COMMUNICATION RESUMED Communications returned back to normal. * X stands for the alarm limit ALARM HISTORY CHANNEL 01 12-03-15 08.44.11 LIMIT 1 OFF 0997.1 PPM CHANNEL 08 04-03-15 08.31.55 SENSOR FAULT CHANNEL 02 04-03-15 08.29.14 LIMIT 3 HI ALARM 0501.8 PPM PREVIOUS NEXT Service Image 13, Alarm history Press menu HISTORY SERVICE Password 1 To test the relays, type in the desired relay unit number (choose the unit from the installed ones 1, 2, 3 or 16) and press enter. All relays at the relay unit will be activated. Stop the test by pressing enter.

Inhibiting of Alarms and Channels SCAN200E User s Manual Code No. 2071 1052 Press menu HISTORY ALARMS INHIB. or CHANNEL INH. Password 1 Rev.1.4 Page 15/16 This function prevents fault LED blinks and alarms triggering and deactivation from being in force. It is used e.g. when servicing the gas detection system. Fault LED blinks as indication. The function concerns also Class 0 relay controls. Press RESUME ALARMS to restore normal operation. New alarm inhibition period can be started at all times, also when alarm inhibition is already activated. INHIBIT ALL 2 h ALARM INH. xxh RESUME ALARMS CHANNEL INH. SMS 3. GSM Image 14, Alarm inhibits All alarm inhibits for 2 hours Prevents alarms from triggering and deactivating. Alarm inhibition for 1 to 240 hours on selected channels Prevents alarms from triggering and deactivating on selected channels. Time left is shown at NUMERIC1 view. PREVIOUS CHANNEL NEXT 1=NORMAL, 0=INHIBITION 01 1 02 1 03 1 04 1 05 1 06 1 07 1 08 1 09 1 10 1 11 1 12 1 13 1 14 1 15 1 16 1 17 1 18 1 19 1 20 1 21 1 22 1 23 1 24 1 25 1 26 1 27 1 28 1 29 1 30 1 31 1 32 1 33 1 34 1 35 1 36 1 37 1 38 1 39 1 40 1 41 1 42 1 43 1 44 1 45 1 46 1 47 1 48 1 49 1 50 1 51 1 52 1 53 1 54 1 55 1 56 1 57 1 58 1 59 1 60 1 61 1 62 1 63 1 64 1 STORE Image 15, Channel specific alarm inhibitions Type in the amount of hours, 1 to 240 and press enter. Move cursor by pressing enter or NEXT. Save the settings by pressing enter and STORE.

Code No. 2071 1052 Rev. 1.4 Page 16/16 SCAN200E User s Manual CONTROLLER FUNCTION AT ALARM SITUATIONS Class 0 When a set alarm limit is passed, the set control relay activates. The relay will be restored when the signals from all concerning channels are back to normal again. The set delay and dead band affect the relay functions. Note that several channels can activate the same relay. At this class, no information of the relay activities is stored in the alarm history. Class 1 and 2 Control and class relays are activated, LED class indicators are lit. The information of the relay activities is stored in the alarm history. Class 3 In addition to class 1 and 2, also a buzzer is activated and an alarm message is displayed. The class relay and buzzer functions are deactivated by pressing ACK. The LED class indicator and the control relay follow the signal (they are not deactivated by pressing the ACK button). Class 4 Class 4 activates also class 3. Class 4 does not have a dedicated class relay. The alarm limit, which activated class 4, control relay is active until acknowledged from the dedicated acknowledge button, after concentration has returned to normal. This is known as the acknowledge-after-alarm. See ALARM LIMITS. Failure When an error in the sensor connections or another malfunction occurs, the FAULTindicator is lit, the fault relay activates and the buzzer beeps. A message will be displayed. The buzzer can be deactivated by pressing ACK. The fault relay and the fault indicator functions are restored when the failure is corrected.