GE Hydran M2-X manuals

Hydran M2-X

Brand: GE | Category: Measuring Instruments

Table of contents

1. Table Of Contents
2. Table Of Contents
3. Table Of Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. Table Of Contents
6. Table Of Contents
7. Table Of Contents
8. Copyright Notice and Proprietary Rights
9. Safety Warnings In Six Languages
10. DE] (in German) WARNUNG
11. SV] (in Swedish) VARNING
12. Preface
13. Standard GE Warranty
14. General Warnings
15. Introduction to the Hydran M2-X
16. Gas Detection
17. Optional I/O Interfaces
18. Possible Configurations
19. Electronic Card Cage
20. Right Side – Terminal Blocks
21. Left Side - Terminal Blocks
22. Inside
23. Hydran M2-X Sensor
24. Measurements Performed by the Sensor
25. Sensor Temperature
26. User Interface and Software
27. Using the Keypad Keys
28. Operating Modes
29. Changing the Value of a Parameter
30. Scrolling Indicators
31. Setup Menu
32. Relay Setup
33. History Setup
34. Comm Setup
35. Readings Setup
36. I/O Setup
37. Alarms Menu
38. Alarm History
39. View Readings Menu
40. View History Data
41. Date & Time
42. Relay Test
43. Service Menu
44. Install New Sensor
45. Service History
46. Software Version
47. Verification, Installation and Configuration
48. Inspection
49. Storage
50. Setting the Date and Time
51. Verifying the Battery Voltage
52. Verifying the Standard TDM Signal (If Used)
53. Verifying the RS-232 Communications (If Used)
54. Installation
55. Verifying the Serial Numbers
56. Preparing the Valve
57. Installing the Sensor onto the Valve
58. Opening the Valve and Purging Air from the Sensor
59. Installing the Hydran M2-X on the Sensor
60. Grounding the Hydran M2-X Enclosure
61. Installing the Cable Conduits
62. Installing the Cables
63. Verifying the Hydran M2-X Operation
64. Setting the Parameters of the History Files
65. Setting the Readings Parameters
66. Verifying the Sensor
67. Resetting the Hourly Trend, Daily Trend and Period B
68. Commissioning
69. Communications and Networking
70. Local Communications with a Laptop Computer
71. Hydran Host Communication Protocol
72. Installing a Network
73. Configuring the Hydran M2-X's Communication Parameters
74. Installing a Hydran 201i Controller
75. Connecting a Hydran M2-X to the Hydran 201i Controller
76. Alarms
77. Alarm Conditions
78. Alarm Interface
79. Sources
80. Detection of Alarm Conditions
81. Gas Hourly and Daily Trend Alarm Conditions
82. System Fault Conditions
84. Alarm Cancellation
85. Alarm Relays
86. States of Alarm Relays
87. Operation
88. Alarm Monitoring
89. Combined Alarm and Analog Outputs Monitoring
90. Remote Monitoring With a Host Computer
91. History Files Data Reading
92. Troubleshooting
93. B.P. Temp Hi Alarm
94. Gas C.Open Alarm
95. Gas Sens. Bad Alarm
96. S. Temp Hi Alarm
97. RS-232 and RS-485 Communications
98. Hydran 201Ci Systems
100. Inaccurate Gas Readings
101. Moisture Readings Remain at 0
102. Maintenance
103. Replacing the Battery
104. Battery Life
105. History Files Verification
106. Maintenance Verification
107. Heater, Display and Keypad Verification
108. Analog Inputs Verification (If Connected)
109. Decommissioning the Hydran M2-X
110. Removing the Hydran M2-X
111. Appendix A. Technical Specifications for the Hydran M2-X
112. A-2. Dimensions
113. A.2.2. Optional Adaptors Dimensions
114. A.2.3. Maximum Dimensions
115. Appendix B. Installation Checklist
116. Appendix C. Functional Block Diagram
117. Appendix D. External Connections
118. D-2. Analog Input Terminal Block
119. D-3. Analog Output Terminal Blocks
120. D-4. "4-20" mA
121. D-6. Converting Current to Voltage
122. D-8. Alarm Contacts Terminal Block
123. Appendix E. Installing I/O Modules
124. Appendix F. Upgrading the Embedded Programs (Firmware)
125. Appendix G. Replacing the Battery
126. Appendix H. History File Messages
127. Appendix I. Alarm Messages
128. Appendix J. Extracting an Oil Sample
129. Appendix K. Unit Conversions
130. Appendix L. Other Products and Accessories
131. Appendix M. Glossary

Hydran M2-X

Brand: GE | Category: Measuring Instruments