Maxx SP-TP-P6 Installation manual

Programming instructions
Software Version 5
0250032E/ February 2014 © MAXX GmbH, 2014. All rights reserved. Printed in Germany

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Contents
PROGRAMMING 4
Assignment and function of keys 4
NAVIGATION 5
Menu variants: 5
Settings with selection menus 6
Selection of individual menu points 6
MAIN MENU STRUCTURE 7
Description of the main menu structure with submenu levels 2 and 3 7
Description of the displays with explanation 10
Examples of programming 14
Programming of a time-proportional sampling program 14
SPECIAL PROGRAM FUNCTIONS 16
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 16
- PROGRAMMING OK 16
- SERIAL SAMPLES 16
- BOTTLE ASSIGNMENT 16
- MIXED SAMPLE 17
- PROGRAM PAUSE 17
- QT-AUTOMATIC (Q= flow, T=time) 17
- COMBINED EVENT MODE 18
- PROGRAM LINKAGE 18
- BOTTLE FILLING PAUSE (SÜV program ) 20
PROGRAM START 21
• Program START OPTIONS 21
- IMMEDIATELY 21
-DATE/TIME 21
- WEEKDAY/TIME 21
• PROGRAM END OPTIONS 22
- AFTER 1 RUN 22
- AFTER X RUNS 22
- CONTINUOUS OPERATION 22
- DATE/TIME 22
• Program STATUS / STOP 22
- STATUS / STOP 22

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- INFO 22
- PAUSE 23
- STOP 23
FLOW-PROPORTIONAL SAMPLE EXTRACTION 24
FLOW ANALOG – set resp. calibrate - 24
FLOW ANALOG 24
FLOW DIGITAL 24
EVENT-PROPORTIONAL SAMPLE EXTRACTION 25
EVENT TIME / DIGITAL / ANALOG / BATCH SAMPLING 25
BATCH SAMPLING 25
FREELY PROGRAMMABLE INPUTS: 26
OUTPUT SIGNALS 27
MESSAGES – description - 28
ERROR MESSAGES 28
LOG MESSAGES (MEMORY) 30
ANNEX - VAR variable sampling system- 32
• CALIBRATION 32
ANNEX – CONNECTION TO A PC- 34
• Direct connection via mini USB cable 34
• IP connection via RJ45 cable 34
1. Setting of ports:...........................................................................................................34
2. Check the IP address at the sampler..........................................................................34
3. Direct connection of a Notebook/PC at the sampler via RJ45 cable...........................34
ANNEX - INSTALLATION REMARKS FOR THE CONNECT SOFTWARE 35

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PROGRAMMI
The menu structure is similar to a directory tree and is split up in main
menus and submenus.
NOTE:
relevant for your device.
differ!
Assignment and function of keys
The apparatus is interactively programmed by the user.
Function of the keys:
Display of help texts. To activate the help text
when selecting a new display, first press the
arrow key pointing to the left.
Move from one to the next menu
Select the desired menu
Move within the menu
Selection within the menu or scrolling within
the data memory or bottle memory
Confirm the choice (is automatically marked
with a
Entry/change of values
Confirmation of entered values
Return to higher menu level
Initialization (reset) display
Terminate sleep mode
samplers)
RESET / reset to factory settings
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PROGRAMMI
NG
The menu structure is similar to a directory tree and is split up in main
menus and submenus.
Please
note
relevant for your device.
Assignment and function of keys
The apparatus is interactively programmed by the user.
Function of the keys:
Display of help texts. To activate the help text
when selecting a new display, first press the
arrow key pointing to the left.
Move from one to the next menu
Select the desired menu
Move within the menu
Selection within the menu or scrolling within
the data memory or bottle memory
Confirm the choice (is automatically marked
with a
)
Entry/change of values
Confirmation of entered values
Return to higher menu level
Initialization (reset) display
Terminate sleep mode
samplers)
RESET / reset to factory settings
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NG
The menu structure is similar to a directory tree and is split up in main
menus and submenus.
note
that not
all
relevant for your device.
According to the
Assignment and function of keys
The apparatus is interactively programmed by the user.
Function of the keys:
Display of help texts. To activate the help text
when selecting a new display, first press the
arrow key pointing to the left.
Move from one to the next menu
Select the desired menu
Move within the menu
Selection within the menu or scrolling within
the data memory or bottle memory
Confirm the choice (is automatically marked
Entry/change of values
Confirmation of entered values
Return to higher menu level
Initialization (reset) display
Terminate sleep mode
(only portable
RESET / reset to factory settings
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The menu structure is similar to a directory tree and is split up in main
all
menu
items of this
According to the
Assignment and function of keys
The apparatus is interactively programmed by the user.
Display of help texts. To activate the help text
when selecting a new display, first press the
arrow key pointing to the left.
Move from one to the next menu
Selection within the menu or scrolling within
the data memory or bottle memory
Confirm the choice (is automatically marked
Confirmation of entered values
(only portable
RESET / reset to factory settings
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The menu structure is similar to a directory tree and is split up in main
items of this
manual
According to the
supplied equipment, these
The apparatus is interactively programmed by the user.
Display of help texts. To activate the help text
when selecting a new display, first press the
Arrow key
Arrow keys
Enter key
Arrow
Selection within the menu or scrolling within
Arrow keys
Confirm the choice (is automatically marked
Enter key
Arrow keys
Enter key
Back key
Back key +
Enter
Back key
Back key
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The menu structure is similar to a directory tree and is split up in main
manual
are absolutely
supplied equipment, these
The apparatus is interactively programmed by the user.
Arrow key
Arrow keys
Enter key
Arrow
keys
Arrow keys
Enter key
Arrow keys
Enter key
Back key
Back key +
Enter
Back key
Back key
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The menu structure is similar to a directory tree and is split up in main
are absolutely
supplied equipment, these
may
Press both keys at the
same time
Press for at least 5
sec.
Keep pressed
when switching on
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Press both keys at the
same time
Press for at least 5
sec.
Keep pressed
when switching on
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Press both keys at the
Press for at least 5
Keep pressed
when switching on
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NAVIGATION
The sampler can be operated by means of the control unit.
With the ARROW KEYS, the ENTER KEY and the BACK
KEY you can move from one screen to another. An arrow
on the display shows that there are further selection
possibilities (see illustration).
Example:
Press the “DOWN” arrow key two times to select the line DATA MEMORY.
Now press the ENTER KEY to display the data memory or to choose another selection
possibility.
Remark: The arrow pointing downward on the right side (bottom) of the display
indicates that there are further selection possibilities.
Menu variants:
The top line indicates that you can navigate to the right or to
the left by pressing the arrow keys.
The bottom line indicates with which key the action is
executed or terminated.
Here you can set a parameter. The top line shows which
value is to be set. The next line indicates the possible
range of values. An entry is possible directly by means of
the number keys or by selecting the digit with the right / left
arrow keys and by setting them with the up / down arrow
keys. The selected digit is displayed inversely (cursor).
Confirm the entry by pressing the ENT key or abort it by
pressing the BACK key (in this case the initial value is not
changed). The arrows show that a digit can be changed.

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Settings with selection menus
The cursor is positioned on the current selection line
(inversely) and can be moved up or down.
The arrow on the right side of the window indicates
that there are further entries which can be displayed
by scrolling up or down.
Depending on the menu, the display will show
in which direction you can scroll.
Selection of individual menu points
In the selection menus, additional program settings
are displayed. All the settings which have been activated by
pressing the ENTER key or which are already active are
marked with a symbol.

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MAIN MENU STRUCTURE
Description of the main menu structure with submenu levels 2 and 3
PROGRAMSSTATUS/STOP
MANUAL
SAMPLING
DATA MEMORY
INFO
PAUSE
STOP
IMMEDIATELY
DATE/TIME
WEEKDAY/TIME
TIME
FLOW
EVENT
START
CHANGE
IN CURRENT BOTTLE
IN BOTTLE X
INFO MEMORY
BOTTLE PROTOCOL

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DIAGNOSIS/
TEST COMPONENT TEST
DIGITAL INPUTS
ANALOG INPUTS
VERSION INFO
IP ADDRESS
OUTPUTS TEMPCARD
• PUMP
• PINCH VALVE
• VALVE SYSTEM
• DISTRIBUTOR
• DIGITAL OUTPUTS
FLOW DIGITAL; EVENT
DI3 DI4 DI5
DI6 DI7 DI8
ANALOG 1:
ANALOG 2:
ELECTRODES 1:
ELECTRODES 2:
PT 1000 SENSOR
OP.VOLTAGE.: 13,8 V
FLOW: xxx l/s (m3/h)
LOWER HEATING:
COOLING :
UPPER HEATING :
Display of software
version
Display of IP address
(only if WEB-Board is
installed)

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SETTINGS DATE/TIME
SLEEP MODE
(only portable devices)
PASSWORD
SERVICE
DEVICE
SETTINGS
DD.MM.YYYY hh:mm
15.08.2013 13:56
• LANGUAGE
• DISTRIBUTOR
• MAX. SUCTION TIME
• PRE-PURGE
• POST-PURGE
• CALIBRATE VAR
SYSTEM
• AERATION TIME
• PUMP POWER
• INTERNAL TEMP.
• ANALOG SIGNAL
• DISPLAY
• PAUSE DURATION
• FREELY PROG. INPUTS
• OUTPUT SIGNALS
• ACTIVE
• INACTIVE
• CHANGE PASSWORD
• CHANGE SETTINGS
• CHANGE PROGRAMS
Setting of base parameters
(only for service
technicians)
Password protected

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Description of the displays with explanation
DISPLAY DISPLAY EXPLANATION / FUNCTION
PROGRAMS
STATUS/STOP
• INFO Display of program details
• PAUSE Interruption of the running program (max. 120
min)
• STOP Stop the current program or all programs
START
• IMMEDIATELY
• DATE/TIME
Program start can be:
• immediately
• with date/time (dd:mm:yyyy hh:mm)
• WEEKDAY/TIME • with weekday/time (day; hh:mm)
CHANGE PROGRAM No. [xx]
Change the program parameters like mode of
operation (time, flow, event…), interval etc.
Selectable operating modes:
• TIME
• FLOW DIGITAL
• FLOW ANALOG
• EVENT TIME
• EVENT DIGITAL
• EVENT ANALOG
• EVENT BATCH SAMPLING
MANUAL SAMPLING
IN CURRENT BOTTLE Sample extraction into current bottle
IN BOTTLE X Sample extraction into selectable bottle X
DATA MEMORY
INFO MEMORY Data can be displayed with filter
BOTTLE MEMORY Display of data of the single bottles