Hydreka HYDRINS 2 User manual

CHANGES OF MODE AND POWER SUPPLY
OF THE HYDRINS 2 AND ITS DISPLAY
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CHANGES OF MODE
AND
POWER SUPPLY
OF
THE HYDRINS 2
AND
ITS DISPLAY

CHANGES OF MODE AND POWER SUPPLY
OF THE HYDRINS 2 AND ITS DISPLAY
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Sommaire
I ) HYDRINS 2 : CHANGE OF MODE (WITH OR WITHOUT DISPLAY) .............. 3
I.1 ) Tools ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
I.2 ) Disasse bling ............................................................................................................................................ 3
I.3 ) Change of MODE...................................................................................................................................... 5
I.4 ) Reasse bling ............................................................................................................................................. 6
II ) DISPLAY : LITHIUM BATTERIES TO EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY .......... 6
II.1 ) External power supply with internal connection (6-28V).................................................................. 7
II.1.a ) Configuration of switches SW1, SW2 et SW3..................................................................................... 7
II.2 ) External power supply with the ilitary connector (6-28V) ............................................................. 9
II.2.a ) Configuration of switches SW1, SW2 et SW3..................................................................................... 9
III ) DISPLAY : EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY TO LITHIUM BATTERIES ........ 10
III.1 ) Configuration of switches SW1, SW2 et SW3.................................................................................. 10
IV ) DISPLAY : EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY FOR 4-20 mA OUTPUT TO
LITHIUM BATTERIES FOR PULSE OUTPUT......................................................... 11
IV.1 ) Disable the 4-20 A function ............................................................................................................. 11
IV.2 ) Configuration of switches SW1, SW2 et SW3.................................................................................. 12

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I ) HydrINS 2 : change of MODE (with or without display)
I.1 ) Tools
•1 flat s rewdriver.
•1 Allen key of 4
I.2 ) Disassembling
•Remove the three s rews on the ir umferen e of the probe head (Allen
s rews of 4) (Cf. Pi ture 1).
Picture 1

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•Remove the stainless steel head and the batteries. Be areful not to tear
off the wires and identify the battery 1 and the battery 2 as it is indi ated
on the battery support (Cf. Pi ture 2).
Picture 2
•Uns rew the three s rews, whi h hold the battery support and
remove it (Cf. Pi ture 3).
Picture 3

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I.3 ) Change of MODE
The hange of mode determining the use or not of the display, please respe t the onfiguration
of the probe (swit h and batteries) as des ribed below.
•Having now a ess to the ele troni board, change the position of the switch
according to the desired MODE (Cf. Pictures 4 et 6).
MODE 1 : WITHOUT display
Picture 4 switch position 1 Picture 5 2 batteries connected
MODE 2 : WITH display
Picture 6 switch position 2 Picture 7 1 battery connected
+ link connectors position 2

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I.4 ) Reassembling
•Reassemble the batteries support with its three s rews and be areful not to pin h the
wires (Cf. Pi ture 3)
•Reconnect the batteries depending on the ode you are using (Cf. Pictures 5 et 7).
•Repla e the head respe ting the dire tion of the red arrow (top fa e) with the one on
the side(Cf. Pi tures 1 et 8).
• If ne essary, you an use grease to set the O-ring.
Picture 8
• Finish by tightening (not too mu h) the three s rews of the head (Cf. Pi tures 1).
II ) Display : Lithiu batteries to external power supply
To pass from a Lithium Battery to an external power supply (battery lead, stabilized power
supply) just remove the Lithium pa k, set the swit hes, and then onne t the external power
supply either by internal onne tion on onne tor blo k or while passing by the military
onne tor as des ribe below.

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II.1 ) External power supply with internal connection (6-28V)
II.1.a ) Configuration of switches SW1, SW2 et SW3
Put SW1 in position 2 2 : : ALKALINE
Put SW2 in position 2 2 : : EXTERNAL
Put SW3 in position 1 1 : TERMINAL
Cf. Pi ture 9 for the position numbers.
1
2
1
2
1
2
Picture 9
SW1 SW2
SW3

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•You an now pass the ele tri able on the able gland provided for this purpose
and to onne t your sour e on the « + » and « - » onne tor blo k POWER « 6V
to 28V » (Cf. Pi tures 10 et 11).
Picture 10
Picture 11

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II.2 ) External power supply with the military connector (6-28V)
II.2.a ) Configuration of switches SW1, SW2 et SW3
Put SW1 in position 2 2 : : ALKALINE
Put SW2 in position 2 2 : : EXTERNAL
Put SW3 in position 2 2 : MILSPEC
Cf. Pi ture 9 for the position numbers.
•You an now supply the display by the military onne tor with an adequate able
(CNT104 or CNT105 for example) (Cf. Pi ture 12).
Picture 12

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III ) Display : External power supply to lithiu batteries
Opposite pro edure of what we have just seen, so it is ne essary to dis onne t the external
power supply, to hange the position of the swit hes (see below) and to onne t the lithium
pa k.
III.1 ) Configuration of switches SW1, SW2 et SW3
Put SW1 in position 1 1 : : LITHIUM
Put SW2 in position 1 1 : : INTERNAL
Put SW3 in position 1 1 : TERMINAL
Cf. Pi ture 9 for the position numbers.
•Conne t now your lithium pa k to the internal onne tor (Cf. pi ture 13).
Picture 13