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NAVIS Y210/WS User manual

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ANEMOMETER WITH ALARMS
Model: Y210/WS
MANUAL
PREFACE
Thank you for purchasing the Navis anemometer. This manual provides information for the best performance and safe application of
the anemometer display unit. Read this manual carefully before starting the installation. Keep this manual after installation for future
reference.
OPERATION
The anemometer is activated by connecting the power supply.
The display unit receives pulses from wind sensor, calculate wind speed and displays it on LCD display. Fresh wind data are displayed
every second. Incorporated alarms are triggered when the wind speed reaches the set alarm and pre-alarm limits. In addition to internal
alarms, you can also connect external alarm devices via two relays.
FUNCTIONS
- Current wind speed in m/s, km/h, knots or mph (upper digits)
- 1 minute average wind speed (small digits)
- Current wind speed bar graph shows how far the wind speed is from set Hi Alarm limit. Sigment 12 present set Hi alarm limit.
- Hi ALARM - when The Current Wind Speed reaches the set Hi alarm limit, the red LED lit and the intermittent audible alarm is
activated. Alarm relay switches ON.
- PRE ALARM - when The Current Wind Speed reaches the set Pre alarm limit, the yelow LED lit. Pre-Alarm relay switches ON.
DISPLAY MOUNTING AND WIRING
The display unit can be mounted on a flat surface with mounting screws (not enclosed) or to the ferrous surface by two mounting
magnets (optional accessories).
- unscrew the screws and remove the front of the case. Place the rear of the housing in the final installation position and mark the
position for the bores. Drill the holes for the mounting screws, put the housing in place and tighten the mounting screws.
- pull the sensor and power cables through the glands and connect the wires to the appropriate PCB terminals. To use external alarm
devices, use a 4-6 core cable for powering and relays.
- power on the power supply and set the wind speed measuring unit and Alarms limits. See the setting procedure chapter.
- return the front part of the casing to its place and tighten the screws and cable glands.
- check the operation by turning the the anemometer cups.
SENSOR MOUNTING
Sensor is mounted onto a 20 mm diameter vertical pipe as shown in Figure.
Mount the sensor to the highest possible position with unobstructed airflow. Before installation, attach
the cups onto the sensor. Place the cups on the axis, applying moderate force to the central part until
a click is heard. To remove the cups, hold them by the central part and pull from the axis with
moderate force.
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SETTING PROCEDURE
Two adjustment keys are located on the PCB and are accessible after removing the front part of the housing. By holding the upper key
pressed, after 5 seconds, the menus for different groups of settings will start appearing in 1 second steps. Release the key on selected
menu. Within 5 seconds, start adjusting the value or choose between options by by pressing the top or bottom key. After 5 seconds of
non-pressing the key, anemometer will return to normal operation. Repeat the procedure for new setting.
Menus:
1. H.A - adjust Hi alarm limit (red alarm light, sound signal)
2. P.A - adjust Pre alarm limit (yellow alarm light)
3. Un - select the unit of wind speed measurement: m/s, km/h, knots or mph
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Current wind
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Menu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3
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SETTINGSDISPLAY Hi Alarm
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TECHNICAL DATA
Wind speed measurement range: 0,8...50 m/s
Current wind speed: 1 second update
Average wind speed: 1 minute averaging
Wind speed units: m/s, Km/h, Knots, mph
Wind speed resolution: 0,1 unit (under 9,9)
1 unit (above 10)
Wind speed accuracy: +/- 3 %
Operating voltage: 12 - 24 V DC
Power consumption: max 50 mA
Alarm relay outputs: 2 relays, contact rating 1 A / 24 V
Sound alarm, integrated: 83 dB
Temperature operating range: -10 ... +50 o C
Casing: ABS, 89 x 74 x 41 mm
WS sensor cups (replaceable): PA (Polyamide)
Dimensions WS sensor: height 125 mm, overall diameter cup to cup 120 mm
Bearings (replaceable): 2 x precision stainless steel Ball bearing
Mounting of sensors: sensors to be mounted on a vertical pipe with 20 mm diameter
Alternations in specifications are subject to change without notice.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
- MDMA/Y210 Magnetic display mounting assembly
SPARE PARTS
- SPARE ANEMOMETER CUPS
- WS SENSOR HEAD WITH BEARINGS
- SPARE SENSOR - WSS/Y410
WARRANTY (LIMITED)
The warranty period of NAVIS products is one year after the date of purchase. During the limited warranty period any defective
product will be repaired or replaced with a comparable product without charges. The claimed product will be repaired or replaced
only when returned to the store where it was purchased together with original invoice. Failure to follow these instructions may
invalidate the warranty. The limited warranty does not cover the battery or damage of any kind, including physical damage caused
accidentally or misuse of the product. NAVIS does not accept responsibility for any problems which may arise from applications
other than those the product was designed for. Any liability for direct or indirect damage caused by product failure is excluded.
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NAVIS elektronika d.o.o., Poljska cesta 11, SI-1241 Kamnik, [email protected], www.navis-anemometers.com