Dr. A. Kuntze Neon pR User manual

Neon pR
Dr. A. Kuntze
manual

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Dr. A. Kuntze I Gutes Wasser mit System
Robert-Bosch-Str. 7a
40668 Meerbusch
[phone] / Fax -60
www.kuntze.com
1. Your Neon...................................................................................................................... 1
1.1. General and safety instructions............................................................................... 3
1.2. Warranty conditions................................................................................................. 4
1.2.1 Transport damages.......................................................................................... 4
1.2.2 Application ....................................................................................................... 4
1.2.3 Intended use.................................................................................................... 6
1.3. Features.................................................................................................................. 7
1.4. Technical Data.......................................................................................................10
2. Instructions for installation and connections..................................................................11
2.1. Dimensions............................................................................................................11
2.2. Installation panel-mounted housing........................................................................12
2.3. Installation wall-mounted housing...........................................................................13
2.4. Connections...........................................................................................................14
2.4.1. Connection diagram........................................................................................15
3. Operation......................................................................................................................17
3.1. Desktop..................................................................................................................17
3.2. Key pad operation..................................................................................................18
3.2.1. Main menu......................................................................................................18
3.2.2. Submenus.......................................................................................................19
3.3. Touch screen operation..........................................................................................20
3.3.1. General...........................................................................................................21
3.3.2. Main menu......................................................................................................21
3.3.3. Submenus.......................................................................................................21
3.4. Settings..................................................................................................................22
3.5. Menu overview –where to look?............................................................................26
3.6. Menu appearance depending on code and options................................................29
4. Code .............................................................................................................................30
5. Mode.............................................................................................................................31
6. Analog input –pH or ORP measurement ......................................................................32
7. Temperature measurement...........................................................................................33

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7.1. Temperature compensation - pH measurement .....................................................34
7.2. Temperature compensation –ORP measurement .................................................35
8. Menu Cal –Calibration –pH .........................................................................................36
8.1. Calibration - Run....................................................................................................37
8.2. Calibration –Info....................................................................................................39
8.3. Calibration - Settings..............................................................................................39
9. Digital inputs..................................................................................................................40
10. Test menu.....................................................................................................................41
11. Memory.........................................................................................................................42
11.1. Store and upload settings.......................................................................................42
11.1.1. How to save settings.......................................................................................43
11.1.2. How to load settings........................................................................................44
11.2. Software update.....................................................................................................45
11.3. How to save the diagnosis file................................................................................46
12. System functions...........................................................................................................47
12.1. Language...............................................................................................................47
12.2. Time.......................................................................................................................48
12.3. Display...................................................................................................................48
12.3.1. Settings...........................................................................................................49
12.3.2. Touch Cal –for instruments with touch screen.................................................53
12.4. Contact...................................................................................................................54
12.5. Event-related support.............................................................................................55
12.6. Info.........................................................................................................................56
12.7. Reset to factory settings.........................................................................................57
12.8. Add-on activation ...................................................................................................58
13. Alarm relay....................................................................................................................59
13.1. Settings..................................................................................................................59
13.2. Alarm action...........................................................................................................60
14. Add-on Datalog.............................................................................................................61

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14.1. View logged data....................................................................................................63
15. Add-ons mA output........................................................................................................64
16. Add-on Modbus RTU.....................................................................................................65
16.1. How to read out data..............................................................................................66
16.1.1. Definition Read Holding Registers...................................................................66
16.1.2. Communication parameters ............................................................................66
16.1.3. Register...........................................................................................................67
17. Operation and Maintenance of Neon pR .......................................................................68
17.1. Mode......................................................................................................................68
17.2. Maintenance of the measurement..........................................................................68
17.2.1. Cleaning of sensors ........................................................................................69
17.2.2. Refilling the KCl vessel (with refillable sensors)...............................................69
17.2.3. Cleaning of assemblies, filters, etc..................................................................70
17.2.4. Calibration of the pH measurement.................................................................70
17.2.5. Checking the gaskets......................................................................................70
17.2.6. Testing the safety features..............................................................................70
17.2.7. Exchange of consumables ..............................................................................71
17.3. Restarting...............................................................................................................72
17.4. Decommissioning and disposal..............................................................................73
17.5. Facilitating functions...............................................................................................74
17.5.1. Store and load settings via SD card ................................................................74
17.5.2. Software-update via SD card...........................................................................74
17.5.3. Test menu.......................................................................................................74
18. Trouble-Shooting...........................................................................................................75
18.1. Useful accessories for trouble-shooting..................................................................75
18.2. Contact...................................................................................................................76
18.3. Diagnosis file..........................................................................................................77
18.4. Info.........................................................................................................................77
18.5. Event messages.....................................................................................................78
18.6. Eventlog.................................................................................................................78
18.7. Event help..............................................................................................................79

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18.8. Events with Popup messages ................................................................................91
18.9. Reset .....................................................................................................................92
Index....................................................................................................................................93

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1.Your Neon
is an instrument by Dr. A. Kuntze GmbH which offers high quality and long-term
reliability, made in Germany.
With its modular design, the Neon instrument can be tailored to your application.
The entry-level version contains inputs for measurement and temperature, a digital
input, and an alarm relay. You can choose between key pad or touch screen
operation.
A set of codes allows access to different operation levels. If you want to ensure that
only authorized personnel can operate the instrument, define an auto-lock time after
which the code is reset to default setting.
Save energy with the Eco mode, in which the display illumination is deactivated after
an adjustable interval.
The Neon instruments have an SD card slot. You can store and load instrument
settings, to duplicate software settings to additional instruments or to reinstall your
settings after updates or repair. You can also use the SD card for software updates.
We have equipped the Neon instruments with some very convenient features:
The touch screen for example is the perfect complement to the graphical operation
and gives you shortcut access to important menus from the main display.
The information displayed on the screen can be defined by the user, adding for
example control values, data log status, - or maintenance information, such as the
name and phone number of responsible facility personnel. In case of problems, the
diagnosis function allows quick assessment of the situation.
Test functions make trouble-shooting and installation easier by providing manual
operation of all digital and analog outputs.

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The Neon instruments are expandable through software add-ons and hardware
modules. You can add:
A second digital input
Up to two analog outputs
A data log function that stores data on the SD card
A PID controller with two control relays for concentration-based dosing
Volume-based dosing with two relays and flow measurement
Modbus RTU interface
With the Neon you have certainly made the right choice. On the following pages find
out more about your instrument. If you have further questions or are looking for
information not included in this manual or if you are interested in supplementing
products such as sensors, or assemblies, just give us a call –we will be delighted to
help you!

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1.1. General and safety instructions
This operation manual applies to the following instruments
Instrument type Neon pR
SW version V 2.03
The manual contains technical information on installation, operation, and
maintenance.
Keep this manual in a place where you can always look up the safety instructions
and the information on handling and usage. According to DIN 61010 the manual is
part of the product and has to be preserved as long as the instrument is used, and
given to the new owner if the instrument is sold.
The instrument was designed, built, and tested according to the directives for
electronic devices and has left our company in perfect working condition. To
preserve this condition and to ensure safe operation, follow all instructions carefully
and pay special attention to all warnings issued in this manual. If the instrument is
visibly damaged or has been stored inappropriately or if there are any doubts
concerning safe operation, shut it down and make sure it cannot be restarted.
You will notice that certain safety instructions are highlighted:
Warning highlights instructions for the protection of people. Disregarding
warnings may cause accidents and injuries!
Attention highlights instructions for the protection of the instrument and
equipment. Disregarding these instructions may lead to damage or
destruction of the instrument or equipment!
Note is used to highlight interesting details.

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1.2. Warranty conditions
We have to point out that the warranties specified in our trading conditions are valid
only if the following conditions are met:
Installation and start-up by Dr. A. Kuntze personnel or trained and authorized
technicians
Maintenance of instrument and peripherical equipment according to the
instructions of this manual
Use according to the designation specified on the following pages
Use of original accessories and spare parts only
Observance of operation conditions and settings according to this manual
Warranty is void if any one of the conditions listed above is disregarded.
1.2.1 Transport damages
Please check for damages immediately after delivery and report any damages within
24h to the delivering company. Never work with a damaged instrument!
1.2.2 Application
Neon instruments can be used for the following measurements:
Instrument
Measurement
Neon pR
pH or ORP and temperature
Neon Des
Free Chlorine, Chlorine dioxide, Ozone, or Hydrogen peroxide
and temperature
Neon LF IL
Inductive conductivity and temperature
Neon LF CM
Conductive conductivity and temperature
Neon Std
Measurements with sensors that supply a standard signal such
as 4…20mA. Display in mg/l, ppm, or NTU
Neon GAS
Gas monitoring for Chlorine, Chlorine dioxide and Ozone gas

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In many applications, the measured parameters are used for control purposes. Neon
instruments can be equipped with a controller with two set points. With this you can
control actuators such as dosing pumps or valves to add chemicals until the desired
set point is reached. Alternatively, the measured signal can be used as input for an
external controller via the instruments´ interfaces.
Applications are for example neutralisation, detoxication, drinking water treatment,
industrial waste water, process water, disinfection, and process control.
As a safety precaution, measurement and calibration are checked for failure by the
instrument. Failures are indicated on the display via text messages that are stored in
an eventlog and via the alarm relay and, if activated, as 22mA current via the analog
output.
If the failure makes control unreliable, the controller is automatically switched off until
the failure has been taken care of.
Warning The instrument checks the input signals, calibration results, and
the water flow, if a flow sensor is connected. It cannot detect
erroneous settings or failures in the treatment system, nor can it
check for plausibility! The safety of the system of which the
instrument is part of lies within the reach of responsibility of
whoever built the system!