Control Components Cerlic MultiTracker User manual

2018-02-14 C84F5EN19
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MultiTracker
MultiTracker s/n: xxx-xx-xxx
Blanko s/n: xxx-xx-xxx
Solido s/n: xxx-xx-xxx
OxyDuo s/n: xxx-xx-xxx
DO cell s/n: xxx-xx-xxx

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Table of Content
TABLE OF CONTENT ........................................................................................................................................2
GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................. 4
SECURITY INFORMATION................................................................................................................................................. 4
DESCRIPTION OF THE OPERATION................................................................................................................................. 4
MEASUREMENT FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................................................................... 4
2. UNPACKING....................................................................................................................................................4
CABLE HOOK..................................................................................................................................................................... 5
REMOVING THE CABLE HOOK.......................................................................................................................................... 5
3. TURNING ON THE HAND CONTROLLER ...............................................................................................6
4. HANDLING AND INTERFACE ....................................................................................................................6
DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY IN TEXT MODE........................................................................................................... 7
DESCRIPTION OF THE DISPLAY IN PROFILE MODE ..................................................................................................... 8
5. MAIN MENU....................................................................................................................................................9
SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................................................ 9
PREFERENCES ................................................................................................................................................................... 9
SETUP .............................................................................................................................................................................10
Language............................................................................................................................................................................10
Time and date ..................................................................................................................................................................10
Temperature units.........................................................................................................................................................11
CONCENTRATION UNITS................................................................................................................................................11
Depth units ........................................................................................................................................................................11
LOG....................................................................................................................................................................................11
6. GETTING STARTED................................................................................................................................... 12
SAVE A MEASUREMENT..................................................................................................................................................12
DOWNLOADING DATA FROM THE MULTITRACKER CONTROLLER ........................................................................13
SOFTWARE UPDATE........................................................................................................................................................13
7. MAINTENANCE........................................................................................................................................... 14
INSPECTION OF THE SENSOR.........................................................................................................................................14
CHANGING OF BATTERIES .............................................................................................................................................14
8. TROUBLE SHOOTING............................................................................................................................... 15
9. SPARE PARTS ............................................................................................................................................. 15
10. CONTACT INFORMATION .................................................................................................................... 15
11. WARRANTY .............................................................................................................................................. 16
12. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, MULTITRACKER HAND CONTROLLER................................. 16
APPENDIX 1, BLANKO (SLUDGE BLANKET SENSOR) ........................................................................ 17
Description of the function ........................................................................................................................................17
Measurement Functions..............................................................................................................................................17
Sensor body .......................................................................................................................................................................18
Description of the Display in Text Mode..............................................................................................................18
Description of the Display in Profile Mode .........................................................................................................19
MAIN MENU .....................................................................................................................................................................20
Settings................................................................................................................................................................................20
Calibration.........................................................................................................................................................................23
Getting Started ................................................................................................................................................................24
Specification, Blanko ....................................................................................................................................................27

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APPENDIX 2, OXYDUO (DO SENSOR)...................................................................................................... 28
Description of the function ........................................................................................................................................28
Measurement Functions..............................................................................................................................................28
Sensor body .......................................................................................................................................................................28
Description of the Display ..........................................................................................................................................29
MAIN MENU .....................................................................................................................................................................30
Settings................................................................................................................................................................................30
Calibration.........................................................................................................................................................................32
Getting Started ................................................................................................................................................................33
Maintenance.....................................................................................................................................................................33
SPECIFICATION,OXYDUO...............................................................................................................................................34
OXYGEN SOLUBILITY -CHART ......................................................................................................................................35
APPENDIX 3, SOLIDO (SUSPENDED SOLIDS SENSOR) ...................................................................... 36
Description of the function ........................................................................................................................................36
Measurement Functions..............................................................................................................................................36
Sensor body .......................................................................................................................................................................36
Description of the Display ..........................................................................................................................................37
MAIN MENU .....................................................................................................................................................................38
Settings................................................................................................................................................................................38
Calibration.........................................................................................................................................................................40
Getting Started ................................................................................................................................................................41
Specification, Solido ......................................................................................................................................................43

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General information
It is of great importance to read all parts of this manual prior to start up of the
instrument. If the Multitracker is not used and handled according to this manual, then
the life and functionality may be jeopardized, and all warranties will be void.
Security information
This instrument should be handled by trained and authorized personnel only. It is
mandatory to follow all safety and other routines that apply at the plant when using
the Multitracker in tanks and basins.
Within EU it is prohibited to dispose of electric and electronic waste in regular waste as
these may contain harmful substances. All electric and electronic waste must be sorted
and left for recycling. Such products are labeled with an X-marked waste bin. It is
important that everyone cooperate when it comes to recycling and help to save our
environment. If such waste not is handled and recycled according to regulation (EC
Directive 2002/96/EC) the environment as well as people’s health may be jeopardized.
Description of the Operation
Multitracker is a portable hand controller designed to be connected to various sensors.
The hand controller connects to different sensors with an M12 connector. All data
stored while measuring is stored in the hand controller and can be downloaded to a PC
with the optional USB cable.
Measurement Functions
The Multiracker is able to store up to 250 measurements, each with information about
time, date, location. Location may be named by the user with maximum of 10
characters e.g. Clarifier 2; Thickener 5, etc. Blanko sensor has unique information like
blanket profile.
2. Unpacking
Open the instrument case and check that no damages have occurred during shipping.
The instrument case should contain the following items plus the service manual, see
figure 1.
fig 1

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Cable Hook
In order to facilitate the handling of the MultiTracker it is supplied with a SS cable hook
that is attached to the battery case, see fig 2. It is possible to wind up all of the cable on
the cable hook. The cable is held in place on the hook with an O-ring, see fig 3.
fig 2 fig 3
Removing the cable hook
To detach the cable hook , unsnap the SS sensor from the cable hook . Turn the key,
see fig 4, 90 degrees to release the cable hook from the hand unit. Release the cable
hook by pulling it up and then pushing forward.
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3. Turning On the Hand Controller
It is important that any sensor that is attached to the hand controller is in the air when
the hand controller is powered up. Sensors should not be in the liquid since this will
effect the pressure sensor!
To start measuring with the instrument press the key (on/off).
The measurement starts automatically with any sensor attached to the hand controller.
The measured value is displayed on-line in text mode on the display. Some attached
sensors support a graphical image of the measured value. If the instrument has been
inactive for 8 minutes (possible to modify under “Preferences” – “Auto Off”) it will
automatically switch off. To manually switch off the hand controller, then press key
(on/off).
4. Handling and Interface
The following icons show the keypad push buttons and describe their functions.
Opens the main menu or confirms (enters) a choice in the menus.
Closes a menu choice without changing, or exit’s one-step backwards in
the menu tree (escape function).
Navigates up one step in the menu tree or increases the value of a
chosen number in a menu.
Navigates down one step in the menu tree or decreases the value of a
chosen number in a menu.
The profile button alternates between measuring values in text or
sludge profile presentation. This function is sensor dependant.
Restart or Store of a measurement. At restart, a new measuring will be
initiated and replaces the existing value. The measured values will be
stored in the displayed log file or field at the bottom of the screen.
Turns on the backlight for display for two minutes but can be adjusted
under “Preferences” – “Light Time”.
On/Off switch. Press the button in order to turn on or off the Hand
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Description of the Display in Text Mode
At start up, the display is shown in fig 6 and description in fig 7. Measured concentration
is displayed on the left and alarm values for Threshold 1 (6) and Threshold 2 (7).
General information like time, date and temperature will always be displayed in the top
left side of the screen. Different sensors attached to the hand unit will display different
information on the display. The screen shoot below is showing an attached Blanko
sensor.
fig 6
fig 7
Depth
Solids conc or DO level
Date, Time
Water temperature
Battery Power
Threshold 1 –like Fluff or min. DO
Threshold 2 like Sludge or max. DO
Measuring location or Field
Level 1
Level 2









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






Description of the Display in Profile Mode
When pressing the Profile button marked the display will show the sludge profile.
See fig 3 below. At any time during a measurement it is possible to switch between text
mode and profile mode by pressing the button without affecting the measuring
value. General information such as sludge concentration and depth is always shown in
either the text or profile modes windows.
fig 3
fig 4
Profile displayed in x=mg/l and
y=depth
Solids Concentration
Depth –current
Fluff level
Blanket depth
Maximum depth
Sensor position during depth
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5. Main menu
Press to open the main menu. See fig 8.
Use or to pick the desired sub menu and open with .
fig 8
Settings
In the SETTINGS menu (fig 9) it is possible to set thresholds concentrations. In this
menu the span (max depth) measurement is set to fit the profile scale maximum depth.
The settings are senor dependent and the screen shoot below is done with a Blanko
sensor attached the hand controller .
fig 9
Preferences
In the Preferences menu (fig 10) it is possible to change settings for the hand controller.
Auto off is the time in minutes before the hand controller is automatically switched off
when not used. Light time is time in minutes before the backlight is switched off.
Vibrator is on/off and Beeper is on/off for the hand controller.
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SETUP
The SETUP menu (fig 11) enables selection of language, time and date formats,
temperature units, concentration format, and depth format.
fig 11
Language
The following languages are available; Swedish, English, German and French. To select
the desired language, perform the following steps;
Press to open the menu and step down with and select ”SETUP” with
. Select ”LANGUAGE” and confirm with . Step up with or down
with until desired language is found and confirm with . Exit the menu
with until one of the two main windows appear (text mode or profile
mode).
Time and date
To set time and date;
Press to open the menu and step down with . Select ”SETUP” with
. Step down with and select ”Time and Date”. Confirm with . Step
up with or down with until desired time and date format. Step up
with or down with and set actual time and date. Confirm and step
further with . When all settings are done, exit with until one of the
two main windows appear (text mode or profile mode).
fig 12