2B Technologies UV-106W User manual

BTechnologies, Inc.2
UV-106W-Aqueous Ozone Monitor™
Quick Start Guide
1) Mount the instrument upright. If there is no structure to mount the instrument to, set it on a block
on the bench-top to keep it level and provide access to the ports on the bottom.
2) Attach the electrical inputs and outputs:
a. Power (required): Use the included AC-12V DC power pack and attach it to the barrel
connector on the cable
b. Serial (optional): Attach one end of the included serial cable to the serial connector on
the cable and the other end through the USB to serial converter to a computer. Open the
desired terminal program (we recommend TeraTerm) and select the appropriate COM
port.
i. The settings on this COM port should be: 38400 baud rate, 8-bits, no parity, 1
stop bit.
c. 4-20mA (optional): The purple wire is the positive side of the 4-20mA output and the
white wire is the ground. See manual for setting the range on this output

d. 0-2.5V (optional): The orange wire is the positive side of the 0-2.5V output and the white
wire is the ground. See manual for setting the range on this output.
3) Attach the tubing connections:
a. Drain: Attach tubing from the drain outlet to waste.
b. Sample Inlet: Attach ozone compatible tubing to the sample inlet port. This tubing should
be as short of a length as possible from your main system in order to reduce response
time.
c. Return: If you are returning this to your system, you should use ozone compatible tubing
and make sure it attaches to a point in your system that is lower pressure than where
you attached the sample line. Otherwise, send to waste.
d. Air Inlet: If the instrument is being used in a hose-down environment, attach tubing and
run it to an area that will not be exposed to water. Otherwise leave open.
e. Air exhaust: If the instrument is being used in a hose-down environment, attach tubing
and run it to an area that will not be exposed to water. Otherwise, leave open.
4) Allow for warmup period:
a. Turn the instrument on and allow it to warmup for 10-20 minutes before taking ozone
measurements.