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Operator Manual 

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P/N 1580281 

SEC3120 Digital Transmitter 

Sensor Electronics Corporation 

Rev 10, 20150707 

 

Revision History 

 

Rev 

Date 

Description of Change 

Page 

10 

ADD REVISION TABLE/FORMATTING CHANGES 

ALL 

ADD CHANGES FROM SOFTWARE VERSION 1.2.0175 

19-20 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Table of Contents 

 

GENERAL DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................. 4 

APPROVALS / CERTIFICATIONS ....................................................................................................... 4 

SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 4 

UNIT INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................... 6 

USER INTERFACE ............................................................................................................................ 9 

Initial Startup ............................................................................................................................... 10 

Normal Operation ........................................................................................................................ 11 

Setup – Configuring Operation .................................................................................................... 12 

8.1

 

Required Sequence for Changes to Configuration .................................................................... 12

 

8.2

 

Date and Time ........................................................................................................................... 12

 

8.3

 

Relay Settings 

– Latching, Delay and Control Logic ................................................................. 14

 

8.4

 

Sensor Mode 

– Single, Unique or Identical ............................................................................... 17

 

8.5

 

Alarm Settings 

– Threshold Values and Active Mode................................................................ 19

 

8.6

 

Network ID (Sensor / Display Network Identities) ...................................................................... 20

 

8.7

 

ModBus Settings ....................................................................................................................... 23

 

Sensor Calibration ........................................................................................................................ 26 

10 

Diagnostic Functions .................................................................................................................... 29 

11 

Selt-Test Menu (Selected from the Main Menu).......................................................................... 30 

12 

INFO Menu Contents ................................................................................................................... 31 

13 

Hide Low Gas ............................................................................................................................... 31 

14 

Data Logging (Optional) ............................................................................................................... 32 

14.1

 

Formatting the Flash Card (Selected from the Initial / Top Menu, Page 2) ................................ 35

 

15 

Working With the SEC3500 HMI .................................................................................................. 35 

APPENDIX A. 

Supplement – Certification Listed Data ........................................................................... 37 

 

Summary of Contents for SEC3120

Page 1: ...Electronics Corporation Rev 10 20150707 SEC3120 Transmitter Dual Sensor Display Instruction and Operation Manual P N 1580281 Rev 10 20150707 Sensor Electronics Corporation 12730 Creek View Ave Savage...

Page 2: ...FACTORY AND FOUND DEFECTIVE WITHIN THE WARRANTY WOULD BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED AT SEC S OPTION SEC WILL RETURN REPAIRED OR REPLACED EQUIPMENT PRE PAID LOWEST COST FREIGHT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY...

Page 3: ...ring Operation 12 8 1 Required Sequence for Changes to Configuration 12 8 2 Date and Time 12 8 3 Relay Settings Latching Delay and Control Logic 14 8 4 Sensor Mode Single Unique or Identical 17 8 5 Al...

Page 4: ...as a Modbus RTU Slave Optional alarm and fault relays Non intrusive programming Non intrusive calibration Removable non volatile time stamped data logging Optional IS barrier Digital communication li...

Page 5: ...ing Voltage 24 VDC Nominal Range 18 to 32 Vdc measured at the detector head Current Draw without sensors Average 250 mA Peak 500 mA Input Sensor Digital 0 5 V Sensor Electronics Corp SEC Proprietary S...

Page 6: ...r it could also rise How rapidly will the gas diffuse into the ambient air Select a location for the sensor that is close to the anticipated source of a gas leak Wind or ventilation characteristics of...

Page 7: ...trip wires to 3 8 inch Solder tin the exposed wire to increase durability Protective bonding is provided by an internal screw location for connection of a grounding wire Installation of this wire shou...

Page 8: ...ARM N O 6 MID ALARM N C 5 MID ALARM COMMON 4 MID ALARM N O 3 LOW ALARM N C 2 LOW ALARM COMMON 1 LOW ALARM N O NC NORMALLY CLOSED NO NORMALLY OPEN TB 2 SENSOR 1 1 WHITE DATA CAL 2 BLUE OR GREEN 4 20 mA...

Page 9: ...ormation display When sensor one information is displayed the alarm state LEDs indicate the alarm status for sensor one When sensor two s information is displayed the alarm state LEDs indicate the ala...

Page 10: ...ged Inital Power Up Screen Sequence of the SEC3120 BRWN Brown Out Reset or SOFT RESET shown on bottom line for a software reset 005 Counts down to 000 second startup delay VER refers to the Firmware v...

Page 11: ...ft of the screen The right side of the screen will display the ID Range Gas Type and Status The bottom line will scroll through the MC memory card status Date Time and if a sensor has a warning code w...

Page 12: ...line turn Modbus mode to OFF 2 Delete this unit from the SEC3500 HMI or equivalent device if it was previously online or discovered Consult the SEC3500 manual for details 3 Change the Sensor Role to e...

Page 13: ...edit the TIME field Use the UP and DOWN switches to choose the hour minutes or seconds to edit and select ENTER Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value and select ENTER edit hour is shown in fi...

Page 14: ...has cleared This causes the user to acknowledge the activation in order to clear any alarms Delay Delay can also be applied to the activation ON or deactivation OFF of the individual relays The delay...

Page 15: ...condition or an SEC3120 unit fault condition Alarm and fault states of sensor two will NOT cause any relays to be engaged This relay mode is commonly used in conjunction with the Single Sensor Role a...

Page 16: ...UP and DOWN switches to choose the desired logic option SENSOR ONE relays respond to sensor one alarm states only SENSOR TWO relays respond to sensor two alarm states only AND relays will activate on...

Page 17: ...be issued and the fault relay will be engaged This mode is commonly used for redundancy such as two oxygen sensors used to ensure that the actual oxygen levels are truly at the same appropriate value...

Page 18: ...screen for each field being changed Scroll down to bring up the next page of the Modbus Settings Menu Select ENTER on PREVIOUS MENU to return the screen to the Network Menu Scroll down to PREVIOUS ME...

Page 19: ...shold has been met Turning the setting YES will keep the transmitter relays from activating and the LEDs from changing color when the unit is in a warning Alarm Menu Selected from the Main Menu Move t...

Page 20: ...0 HMI panels are the master The SEC3120 Modbus Network ID Modes are Legacy 3100 Mode This is not a mode that is selected directly by the user interface menus however this mode can be set by the SEC350...

Page 21: ...he SAVE CHANGES screen for each field being changed Scroll down to the 2nd page of the Modbus Settings Menu Select ENTER on PREVIOUS MENU to return the screen to the Network Menu Scroll down to and se...

Page 22: ...the cursor to ID and select ENTER The IDs of the sensors may be set in the range 1 254 however they cannot be set to the same value Note Be sure to assign the sensor an ID number not shared by any oth...

Page 23: ...tible with Modicon Modbus Specification PI MBUS 300 Rev J SEC3500 HMI Panels communicate using SEC standard RS485 or default configuration parameters as shown below since they provide the most reliabl...

Page 24: ...dbus Settings Menu Page 2 Select ENTER on PREVIOUS MENU to exit the Modbus Settings Menu and return to the Network Settings Menu Screen Scroll down to and select ENTER on PREVIOUS MENU to return to th...

Page 25: ...by moving the cursor to COMM ALTERNATE and selecting ENTER The alternate values are 9600 baud 8 data bits no parity and 1 stop bit The following display is shown This is just an informational box to...

Page 26: ...of 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 and 38400 Return to the 485 bus menu and save the changes by moving the cursor to the next screen and select ENTER Scroll down to PREVIOUS MENU and select ENTER to return...

Page 27: ...lowing screens will be displayed Once complete the SEC3120 will return to the calibration menu The sensor has been successfully zeroed if no faults are indicated ZERO CAL SENSOR ONE 1 WAIT FOR START E...

Page 28: ...the sensor or ABORT CHANGES to return to the previous screen The Following screens are displayed To Span calibrate the sensor move the cursor to SPAN and select ENTER Apply clean air N2 for an oxygen...

Page 29: ...erator to command the SEC3120 to reboot toggle the LEDs typically Locator Mode with alternating flashing red green alarm fault lights and toggle the individual relays on and off to verify operation Re...

Page 30: ...lscale In the self test mode the SEC3120 outputs are fully functional The SEC3120 will display the rising gas level the 4 20 mA output will increase to 20 mA the relays will activate and the RS485 inf...

Page 31: ...R INFO displays the information for both of the sensors 003 counts down to 000 seconds DDD Device ID for sensor 1 EEE Device ID for sensor 2 TYP Sensor type 00 is a SEC3000 32 is SEC Millennium FW Ver...

Page 32: ...rd to start storage over The SEC3120 will continue to log data to the flash card until it reaches 100 full At that time the status will change to MC FULLNOW indicating that there is no more room to st...

Page 33: ...vent 03 Alarm High Level Triggered Event 04 Alarm Mid Level Triggered Event 05 Alarm Low Level Triggered Event 06 Change in Gas Level 5 of Sensor Range Event 07 Sensor Fault Missing Not Identical Dete...

Page 34: ...31 yyyy Year 2000 2099 HH Hours 24 hour format 00 23 MM Minutes 00 59 SS Seconds 00 59 S1 Literal text for sensor one S1 S2 Literal text for sensor two S2 BB Literal text for both sensors BB ID Replac...

Page 35: ...command and control etc This requires the SEC3120 to have sequential Modbus network IDs one assigned for each physical sensor attached to it If the SEC3500 HMI or its operator attempts to Discover an...

Page 36: ...Transmitters replacement of SEC3100 Single Digital Transmitters with SEC3120 Dual Digital Transmitters and SEC3120 Digital Transmitters that may initially start out as Single Sensor Role configuratio...

Page 37: ...Operator Manual Page 37 of 40 P N 1580281 SEC3120 Digital Transmitter Sensor Electronics Corporation Rev 10 20150707 APPENDIX A Supplement Certification Listed Data...

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