SIGRIST VisGuard 2 Bedienungsanleitung

Document number: 14162E

Version: 2

Valid from: S/N 704010/

SW V529

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

VisGuard 2

Visibility Monitor / Dust Monitor

SIGRIST-PHOTOMETER AG

Hofurlistrasse 1

CH-6373 Ennetbürgen

Switzerland

Tel. +41 41 624 54 54

Fax +41 41 624 54 55

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Contents Instruction Manual VisGuard 2

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Contents

1General user information........................................................................................7

1.1 Terms used in this document (glossary) ........................................................7

1.2 Purpose of the Instruction Manual ...............................................................7

1.3 Target group of the documentation .............................................................7

1.4 Additional documentation ..........................................................................7

1.5 Copyright provisions ..................................................................................7

1.6 Document storage location .........................................................................7

1.7 Order document ........................................................................................8

1.8 Proper use ................................................................................................8

1.9 Use restrictions ..........................................................................................8

1.10 User requirements .....................................................................................8

1.11 Declaration of conformity ...........................................................................8

1.12 Dangers when not used properly .................................................................9

1.13 Meaning of the safety symbols....................................................................9

1.14 Meaning of the pictograms.......................................................................10

2Instrument overview ............................................................................................11

2.1 Overview of a measuring point with SIPORT 2.............................................11

2.2 Overview of a measuring point with SICON only .........................................11

2.3 Overview of a multiple measuring point with SICON M................................12

2.4 Designation of the components.................................................................13

2.4.1 Designation of the VisGuard 2..............................................................13

2.4.2 Designation of the SICON (M/-C) ..........................................................14

2.4.3 Designation of the SIPORT 2.................................................................15

2.5 Scope of supply and accessories ................................................................16

2.5.1 Standard scope of supply for the VisGuard 2..........................................16

2.5.2 Optional scope of supply for the VisGuard 2 ..........................................17

2.6 Technical data for the VisGuard 2 ..............................................................19

3General safety points ...........................................................................................22

3.1 Dangers when properly used.....................................................................22

3.2 Residual risk............................................................................................23

3.3 Warning and danger symbols on the instrument .........................................23

3.4 Preventing undesirable online access attempts ............................................24

4Mounting ...........................................................................................................25

4.1 General information on mounting the VisGuard 2 .......................................25

4.2 Distances and corresponding cable cross-sections........................................27

4.3 Mounting the optional junction box...........................................................28

4.4 Mounting the SIPORT 2 connection box .....................................................28

4.5 Mounting the SIPORT 2 without housing....................................................28

4.6 Installing the 230 VAC sample heater on the VisGuard 2..............................29

4.7 Mounting the SICON (M)..........................................................................30

5Electrical installation ............................................................................................31

5.1 Safety pointers for the electrical connection................................................31

5.2 Installation with SIPORT 2.........................................................................32

5.2.1 Connecting the SIPORT 2.....................................................................32

5.2.2 Connecting the SIPORT 2 without housing.............................................33

5.2.3 Profibus DP: Overview and installation...................................................34

5.2.4 Profinet IO: Overview and installation....................................................35

5.2.5 Modbus RTU with repeater: Overview and installation.............................36

5.2.6 StromRel module: Overview and installation...........................................38

5.2.7 Current/Digi. input for SIPORT 2 ...........................................................39

5.2.8 Connecting an external analog sensor...................................................40

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5.2.9 Connecting a pressure monitor on extractive systems..............................40

5.2.10 Connecting the optional junction box ...................................................41

5.3 Connecting the SICON (M) .......................................................................43

5.3.1 Removing the cover from the SICON (M) ...............................................43

5.3.2 Overview of the opened SICON (M) control unit .....................................44

5.3.3 Installation of the SICON (M) ................................................................45

5.4 Connecting the field bus interfaces (optional) .............................................46

5.4.1 Overview of Modbus RTU and Profibus DP.............................................46

5.4.2 Terminal assignment of Modbus RTU/Profibus DP...................................47

5.4.3 Profinet IO: Overview and installation in the SICON.................................48

5.4.4 4-way current output module: Overview and Installation .........................49

5.4.5 4-way current input module: Overview and Installation ...........................50

5.4.6 Overview of HART...............................................................................51

5.4.7 Connecting to HART ...........................................................................51

5.4.8 Connecting an external analog sensor...................................................52

5.4.9 Connecting a pressure monitor on extractive systems..............................52

5.4.10 Connecting the optional 24 VDC power supply ......................................53

6Commissioning ...................................................................................................54

6.1 Additional measuring channels for smoke measurement ..............................55

7Operation ...........................................................................................................56

7.1 Operation basics......................................................................................56

7.2 LED display on the photometer .................................................................57

7.3 Connecting SICON-C to SIPORT 2..............................................................58

7.4 Connecting the SICON-C to the SIPORT 2 without housing ..........................59

7.5 Control elements in measuring operation ...................................................60

7.6 Menu button ..........................................................................................60

7.7 Valu button.............................................................................................60

7.8 Info button .............................................................................................61

7.8.1 Info button, screen 1...........................................................................61

7.8.2 Page 2, Info button .............................................................................62

7.9 Diag button ............................................................................................63

7.10 Functions of the log screen (Log button) ....................................................64

7.11 Display in measuring operation .................................................................65

7.12 Activating and deactivating the screen lock ................................................66

7.13 Switching to service mode ........................................................................67

7.14 Control components in service mode .........................................................68

7.14.1 Input elements in service mode.............................................................68

7.14.2 Numerical entry ..................................................................................69

7.14.3 Single selection of functions .................................................................70

7.14.4 Multiple selection of functions..............................................................70

8Settings ..............................................................................................................71

8.1 Setting the operating language .................................................................71

8.2 Setting the date and time .........................................................................72

8.3 Setting the current outputs .......................................................................73

8.4 Setting the limits .....................................................................................74

8.4.1 Upper and lower threshold value of a limit.............................................75

8.4.2 Reading if limit exceeded or undershot ..................................................75

8.5 Setting the outputs ..................................................................................76

8.6 Setting the recalibration ...........................................................................77

8.7 Setting the Profibus DP parameters............................................................77

8.8 Setting the Profinet IO parameters.............................................................78

8.9 Setting the Modbus RTU parameters..........................................................79

8.10 Setting or changing the access code ..........................................................80

8.11 Backup configured data ...........................................................................81

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9Servicing.............................................................................................................82

9.1 Servicing schedule ...................................................................................82

9.2 Cleaning the outside of the VisGuard 2 ......................................................83

9.3 Cleaning the sample inlet .........................................................................84

9.4 Replacing the filter cartridge in the VisGuard 2 In-situ ..................................85

9.5 Replacing the fan on the VisGuard 2 In-situ ................................................87

9.6 Recalibrating the VisGuard 2 .....................................................................89

9.6.1 General information on recalibrating the VisGuard 2...............................89

9.6.2 Setting checking unit number in use .....................................................89

9.6.3 Manual adjustment with a control unit ..................................................89

9.6.4 Automatically triggered adjustment ......................................................91

9.7 Changing the battery in the control unit ....................................................93

10 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................94

10.1 Pinpointing malfunctions ..........................................................................94

10.2 Warning messages and effect on operation ................................................94

10.3 Fault messages and effect on operation .....................................................96

10.4 Prioritized fault messages and their effect on operation ...............................98

11 Customer service information ...............................................................................99

12 Decommissioning/Storage .................................................................................. 100

12.1 Decommissioning the photometer ........................................................... 100

12.2 Storing the photometer .......................................................................... 100

13 Packaging/Transport/Returning ........................................................................... 101

14 Disposal ........................................................................................................... 102

15 Spare parts list .................................................................................................. 103

16 Appendix.......................................................................................................... 104

17 Index................................................................................................................ 106

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1General user information

1.1 Terms used in this document (glossary)

Please refer to our website for specialist terms: www.photometer.com/en/glossary/

1.2 Purpose of the Instruction Manual

This Instruction Manual provides the user with helpful information about the entire life cycle

of the VisGuard 2 and its peripheral devices. Before commissioning the ins trument, you

should be completely familiar with the Instruction Manual.

1.3 Target group of the documentation

The Instruction Manual is intended for all persons who are responsible for the operation and

maintenance of the instrument.

1.4 Additional documentation

DOC. NO.

TITLE

CONTENT

14166E

Brief Instructions

The most important functions and the servicing

schedule.

14265E

Instructions for extracti-

ve application

Information for extractive application.

14165E

Reference Handbook

More sophisticated menu functions and worksteps

for advanced users.

14289E

Data Sheet

Descriptions and technical data about the instru-

ment.

14168E

Service Manual

Repair and conversion instructions for service engi-

neers.

14288DEF

Declaration of Confor-

mity

Compliance with the underlying directives and

standards.

1.5 Copyright provisions

This document has been written by SIGRIST-PHOTOMETER AG. Copying or modifying the

content or giving this document to third parties is permitted only with the express consent of

SIGRIST-PHOTOMETER AG.

1.6 Document storage location

This document is part of the product. It should be stored in a safe place and always be close

at hand for the user.

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1.7 Order document

The most recent version of this document can be downloaded at www.photometer.com

(first time registration required).

It can also be ordered from a SIGRIST representative in your country (Instruction Manual

“Customer service information”).

1.8 Proper use

The photometer and its peripherals are designed for measuring visibility and dust in non-

explosive atmospheres at ambient temperatures of between -30 °C (minimum) and 55 °C

(maximum).

1.9 Use restrictions

EXPLOSION

HAZARD!

Operation in an inappropriate environment.

Use in explosive areas can cause explosions, which can lead to the death of persons in the

vicinity.

It is not permitted to operate the instrument in explosion hazardous areas or rooms.

It is not permitted to use the instrument with explosive sample substances.

1.10 User requirements

The instrument may be operated only by trained technical personnel who have read and un-

derstood the content of the Instruction Manual.

1.11 Declaration of conformity

Current technological principles were followed in designing and manufacturing the instru-

ment. They comply with the applicable guidelines concerning safety and duty to take due

care.

EU: The measuring instrument meets all applicable requirements within the European Union

(EU) for carrying the CE mark.

Please refer to the separate declaration of conformity for details. Section 1.4

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1.12 Dangers when not used properly

DANGER!

Operation when not used properly.

Improper use of the instrument can cause injuries to persons, process-related consequential

damage and damage to the instrument and its peripherals.

In the following cases the manufacturer cannot guarantee the protection of persons and the

instrument and therefore assumes no legal responsibility:

The instrument is used in a way not included in the described area of application.

The instrument is not properly mounted or set up.

The instrument is not installed and operated in accordance with the Instruction Manual.

The instrument has been operated with accessory parts which SIGRIST-PHOTOMETER

AG has not expressly recommended.

Improper changes to the instrument have been performed.

The instrument has not been operated within the specifications, in particular concerning

pressure and temperature.

1.13 Meaning of the safety symbols

All danger symbols used in this document are explained below:

DANGER!

Danger due to electrical shock that may result in serious bodily injury or death.

Non-observance of this notice may lead to electrical shocks and death.

EXPLOSION

HAZARD!

Danger due to explosion that may result in serious bodily injury or death.

Non-observance of this notice may cause explosions resulting in serious property damage

and death.

WARNING!

Warning about bodily injury or hazards to health with long-term effects.

Non-observance of this warning may lead to injuries with possible long-term effects.

CAUTION!

Notice about possible material damage.

Non-observance of this notice may cause material damage to the instrument and its

peripherals.

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1.14 Meaning of the pictograms

All pictograms used in this document are explained below:

Additional information about the current topic.

Practical procedures when working with the VisGuard 2.

Manipulations on the touchscreen.

The screenshot is an example and may differ from current device.

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