ICON PROCESS CONTROLS OZ450 Dissolved Ozone Sensor User Guide
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OZ450 Dissolved Ozone Sensor
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Product Information
Dissolved Ozone Sensor
PP M12 Connection
3/4 NPT Glass Electrode
154mm
The OZ450 Dissolved Ozone Sensor integrates electronic circuits
and microprocessors inside the sensor, referred to as digital
electrodes, and has the following characteristics:
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RS-485 transmission interface, MODBUS-RTU communication
protocol, duplex communication. -
Power and output isolation design to ensure electrical
safety. -
Built-in protection circuit to enhance anti-interference
ability to adapt to complex environments. -
The communication protocol is simple and easy to use, can
output more electrode diagnostic information, and is more
intelligent. -
Low power consumption design to cope with more usage occasions,
internal memory can save calibration and setting information in
case of power failure.
Specifications
Power Supply | 9 ~ 24 VDC |
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Isolation Strength | 2500Vrms |
Power | 0.5W |
Material | PP M12 |
Electrical Connection | Flying Lead 3/4 NPT |
Communication | RS485 MODBUS-RTU Protocol |
Ozone Measuring Range | Specify the range |
Resolution | Specify the resolution |
Accuracy | Specify the accuracy |
Temperature Measuring Range | Specify the range |
Resolution | Specify the resolution |
Accuracy | Specify the accuracy |
Temperature Type | Specify the type |
Temperature Compensation | Specify the compensation type |
Product Usage Instructions
Wiring Instructions
Color | Description |
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Green | RS485A MODBUS Protocol |
White | RS485B MODBUS Protocol |
Red | +VDC Power |
Black | -VDC Power |
Protocol Description
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Product Introduction
PP M12 Connection
3/4″ NPT Glass Electrode
154mm
The OZ450 Dissolved Ozone Sensor integrates electronic circuits and
microprocessors inside the sensor, referred to as digital electrodes, and has
the following characteristics
1. RS-485 transmission interface, MODBUS-RTU communication protocol, duplex
communication.
2. Power and output isolation design to ensure electrical safety.
3. Built-in protection circuit to enhance anti-interference ability to adapt
to complex environment.
4. The communication protocol is simple and easy to use, can output more
electrode diagnostic information, and is more intelligent.
5. Low power consumption design to cope with more usage occasions, internal
memory can save calibration and setting information in case of power failure.
Technical Specifications
Power Supply Isolation Strength Power Material Electrical Connection Connection Communiation Ozone Measurning Range Resolution Accuracy Temperature Measurning Range Resolution Accuracy Temperature Type Temperature Compensation
9 ~ 24 VDC 2500Vrms 0.5W PP M12 | Flying Lead 3/4″ NPT RS485 MODBUS-RTU
Protocol
00.00mg/L ~ 20.00mg/L 0.01 mg/L ±5% F.S
-10.0 ~ 110.0oC 0.1oC ±0.5oC TH10K Automatic / Manual
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Wiring
Color Green White
Red Black
Description RS485A RS485B +VDC -VDC
MODBUS Protocol
The instrument adopts RS-485 Modbus communication protocol RTU mode, the
serial port parameter is (N, 8, 1), that is, no check, 8-bit data, 1 stop bit,
the default baud rate is 9600 (can be modified), address 01 ( Can be
modified).
Protocol Description
a) In this agreement, the letter “H” after the data indicates that the data is
a hexadecimal number.
b) All registers are double-bytes, with the high byte first and the low byte
second. Integer negative numbers are represented by two’s complement, ie, -1
is represented by FFFFH and -2 is represented by FFFEH.
c) The length of the upper computer command received by the instrument is 8
bytes, the excess part is invalid, but the first 8 bytes command is still
valid. If there is a pause of 0.1 seconds, instructions that do not reach 8
bytes are considered invalid.
d) For CRC check, please refer to the CRC worksheet. When sending, the high
byte is first and the low byte is next. When the verification code is 2A2AH,
the instrument passes directly without verification.
Register Overview
The instrument register is divided into three categories: floating register,
parameter register and information register.
a) The floating register data is the real-time measurement data of the
instrument, such as ozone value, temperature value, etc., a total of 20
register addresses, 0000H – 0013H (decimal 0 – 19), the function code 03 or 04
can be used to read data.
When the function code 04 is used to read the data, the measurement data
returned by the meter is an integer. A data consists of two parts, the first
part is the data numeric integer type, occupying a register, the second part
is the data decimal places and units, sharing a register, each occupying one
byte, the unit code see the unit code table.
When accessed with function code 03, the measurement data returned by the
instrument is floating point, and one data occupies two registers ( 4 bytes in
total) to represent floating point data.
b) The parameter register contains the calibration status of the instrument
and some parameters that can be set by the user. A total of 40 register
addresses, 0014H ~ 003BH (decimal 20 – 59), use the function code 03 to read
the register data, use the function code 06 to write Registers, such as
modifying the communication baud rate, instrument ID, etc.
c) The information register contains the running status of the instrument and
the basic information of the instrument, such as the instrument serial number,
model, etc., a total of20 register addresses, 003CH – 004FH (decimal 60 – 79),
use function code 03 to read register data, use function code 06 Write a
register with writable attributes, used to control the operation of the
instrument, such as the calibration operation of the instrument.
d) The addresses of the three types of registers are arranged consecutively,
but when the function code 03 is used to read the register data, the number of
registers read by one instruction cannot exceed the type of the current
register.
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1. Read Flotaing Register Data Instruction Format Function Code 03 or 04
HOST SEND
Lower Address 01H-F7H 1 byte
Function 03 OR 04
1 byte
Address Range 0000H~0013H
2 bytes
Number of Read Registers (N)
CRC
1~20
CRC H | CRC L
2 bytes
2 bytes
LOWER REPLY
Lower Address 01H-F7H 1 byte
Function 03 OR 04
1 byte
Address Range N*2
1 byte
Data of N Registers (N)
Data
N*2 bytes
Example of reading floating register floating-point data instruction: ( Send
and reply data in hexadecimal format) Example: Read 10 floating registers and
5 floating point data from address 0000H
Host computer sends : 01 03 00 00 00 0A C5 CD Lower computer reply : 01 03 14
E7 2F 41 IF DA 2A 41 IF DA 2A 41 9F 00 00 00 00 75 26 41 C7 5E CC
CRC CRC H | CRC L
2 bytes
Send Interpretation
Host Send
01
03
0000
000A
Decimal Interpretation
1
3
0
10
Device with ID Address 1
Read Floating Point Data
Start at Address 0000H
Read 10 Registers
C5CD CRC
Interpretation of Response
Lower Reply
01
Decimal
1
Interpretation
Device with ID Address 1
03
3
Response Register Floating Point Data Read Instruction
14
20
10 Registers 20 bytes in length
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Lower Reply Address Name
Floating Point Interpretation
E72F
411F
0000H
0001H
Ozone Value
9.993941
Ozone Value : 9.99mg/L
DA2A 0002H
411F 0003H
Lower Reply Address Name
Floating Point Interpretation
DA2A
419F
0004H
0005H
Electrode Signal
19.981525
Electrode Signal : 19.98mV
0000 0006H
0000 0007H
Lower Reply
7526
41C7
SECC
Address
0008H
0009H
Name
Temperature
Floating Point
24.932201
Interpretation
Temperature Value: 24.9oC
CRC
Example of instructions for reading floating register integer data: ( Send and
reply data in hexadecimal format) Example: Read 10 floating integer data from
address 0000H
Host computer sends: 01 04 00 00 00 OA 70 OD Lower computer reply: 01 04 14 03
E6 02 OE 03 E6 02 OE 07 CB 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 FA 01 0B F5 80
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Send Interpretation
Host Send
01
04
0000
000A
Decimal Interpretation
1
4
0
10
Read Floating Device with ID Address 1 Register Integer Start at 0000H Read 10
Registers
Data
700D CRC
Interpretation of Response (See Floating Register Address table)
Lower Reply
01
04
Decimal
Interpretation
Device with Address 1
Response Floating Register Integer Data Read Instruction
14
20
10 Registers 20 bytes in length
Lower Reply Address Name Decimal
Interpretation
03E6
020E
0000H Ozone Value
998
0001H
Decimal 02
Unit 0E
Ozone Value : 9.98mg/L
03E6 0002H
020E 0003H
Lower Reply
07CB
0200
Address Name
0004H Electrode Signal
0005H
Electrode Signal
Decimal
Unit
02
00
Decimal
1995
Interpretation
Electrode Signal : 19.95mV
0000 0006H
0000 0007H
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Lower Reply Address
Name
Decimal Interpretation
00FA
010B
0008H
0009H
Temperature
Temperature
Decimal
Unit
01
0B
250
Temperature : 25.0oC
F580 CRC
2. Read Parameter Register Data Function Code 03
HOST SEND
Slave ID 01H-F7H
1 byte
Function 03
1 byte
Address 00014H~003BH
2 bytes
Number of Read Registers (N)
CRC
1~40
CRC H | CRC L
2 bytes
2 bytes
LOWER REPLY
Slave ID 01H-F7H
1 byte
Function 03
1 byte
Bytes N*2
1 byte
Example of reading parameter register integer data instruction: ( Send and
reply data in hexadecimal format) Example: Read 7 parameter registers from
address 001EH
Host computer sends: 01 03 00 1E 00 07 64 0E Lower computer reply: 01 03 0E 00
01 00 03 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 01 01 90 BF 7C
Number of Read Registers (N)
Data
CRC CRC H | CRC L
N*2 bytes
2 bytes
Send Interpretation
Host Send
01
Decimal Interpretation
1
Device with Slave Address 1
03
3
Read Register Data
001E 30
Start at 001EH
0007 7
Read 7 Registers
640E CRC
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Interpretation of Response (See Parameter Register Address Table)
Lower Reply
01
03
Decimal
1
3
Interpretation
Device with Slave Address 1
Response to the Parameter Register Data Read Command
0E
14
7 Registers 14 bytes in length
Lower Reply Address
0001 001EH
Name
ID
Decimal Interpretation
1
Device with Slave Address 1
0003 001FH
BAUD RATE
3 3 Correspond 9600
Note 1
Lower Reply Address
0000 0022H
0001 0023H
0001
0000
0020H
Temperature Compensation Type
1 1 Correspond Auto
Note 1
002H
Temperature Offset Value or Manual
Temperature Setting
0
0 Correspond 0.0ºC Note 2
0190 0024H
BF7C
Name
Decimal
Interpretation
NC
CRC
Note 1 :
In the partial interpretation, the corresponding meanings of the data values
only list the corresponding meanings of th current value. For the
corresponding meanings of other values, please refer to the detailed
description of the parameter register.
Note 2 :
The temperature offset setting value or manual temperature setting value
(0021H) register is determined by the temperature compensation type register
(0020H). If the temperature compensation type is manual temperature
compensation, this register is the manual temperature setting value. If the
temperature compensation type is automatic temperature compensation, this
register is the temperature offset setting value. This register is a IO-times
value. For example, when 00F AH is read, it is converted to Decimal to 250,
which means 25.0 “C. To write 10.0 “C to the register, you need to write the
hexadecimal value corresponding to 100 0064H.
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3. Reading Information Register Data Function Code 03
HOST SEND
Slave ID 01H-F7H
1 byte
Function 03
1 byte
Address 0003CH-004FH
2 bytes
Number of Read Registers (N)
CRC
1~20
CRC H | CRC L
2 bytes
2 bytes
LOWER REPLY
Slave ID 01H-F7H
1 byte
Function 03
1 byte
Bytes N*2
1 byte
Number of Read Registers (N)
Data
CRC CRC H | CRC L
N*2 bytes
2 bytes
Example of command to read data from information register: ( Send and reply
data in hexadecimal format) Example: Read 10 parameter registers from address
0040H
Host computer sends: 01 03 00 40 00 0A C4 19 Lower computer reply: 01 03 14 00
10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 08 12 10 01 00 01 01 01 01 12 34 AB CD 27 95
Send Interpretation
Host Send
01
Decimal Interpretation
Device with Slave Address 1
03
0040
000A
Read Register Data
Start at 0040H
10 Read 10 Registers
C419 CRC
Interpretation of Response (See Information Register Address Table)
Lower Reply
01
03
Decimal
Interpretation
Device with Slave Address 1
Response Information Register Data Read Command
14
20
10 Registers 20 bytes in length
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Lower Reply Address
0010 0040H
Name
Operating Mode
Interpretation
Currently in Measurement Mode
0000 0041H Mode Parameters
NC
Lower Reply Address
0008 0044H
1210 0045H
0000 0042H Work Event
NC
0100 0046H
0000 0043H Status Indicator
NC
0101 0047H
Name
Equipment Type
Device Model
Software Version
Hardware Version
Interpretation Lower Reply
Address
Device Model DOZ1210
1234 0048H
ABCD 0049H
1.00
1.01
2795
Name
High Serial Number
Low Serial Number
Interpretation
Device Serial Number 1234ABCD
CRC
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4. Modify Single Parameter / Information Register Data Instruction Format Function Code 06
HOST SEND
Slave ID 01H-F7H
1 byte
Function 06
1 byte
Register Address to be modified
The address of a register with writable properties in
the register
2 bytes
Modify Value Data
2 bytes
CRC CRC H | CRC L
2 bytes
LOWER REPLY
Slave ID 01H-F7H
1 byte
Function Modified Register Address Modify Value
06 1 byte
Address 2 bytes
Data 2 bytes
Examples of instructions for modifying individual parameters or information
registers: (The data is in hexadecimal format) Example: Temperature Offset (
Register 0021H) Set as -5.0oC
Host computer sends: 01 06 00 21 FF CE 19 A4 Lower computer reply: 01 06 00 21
FF CE 19 A4
CRC CRC H | CRC L
2 bytes
Send Interpretation
Host Send
01
06
0021
FFCE
Decimal Interpretation
Device with Slave Address 1
Modify Register Temperature Offset Data Instruction Register Address
-50
Modify the Value to -5.0oC
19A4 CRC
Interpretation of Response
Lower Reply
01
06
0021
FFCE
Decimal
-50
Interpretation
Device with Slave Reply Register Temperature Offset Modify the Value
Address 1
Data Command Register Address
to -5.0oC
19A4 CRC
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5. Error Command Response Format
Slave ID
Function
Error Code
CRC
LOWER REPLY
01H-F7H
Command Function Code Recieved See the protocol description
+80H
for error codes
CRC H | CRC L
1 byte
2 bytes
2 bytes
2 bytes
Function code:
When the instrument receives an error command, it will add 80H to the received
function code as the function code of the response data frame. If the upper
computer uses 03 function code to access, and the lower computer responds with
the function code of 83H, it means that the upper computer The instruction is
wrong, you need to check the error code for the specific error.
Error code:
01: The function code is wrong. This protocol only supports function code 03,
04, 06 access. When the function code is other values, this error code is
returned.
02: The register address is wrong. When the register address accessible by the
function code exceeds the corresponding allowable range, this error code is
returned.
03: The number of registers is wrong. The number of registers to be read
exceeds the range of subsequent registers of the current type. This error code
is returned.
04: The modified value is wrong. The data of the register to be modified
exceeds the value range of this register data. This error code is returned.
05: CRC error, check result does not match, return this error code.
06: Write error, the write (modify) operation is performed on the read-only
register, that is, the function code 06 is used to access the read-only
register, and this error code is returned.
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6. Floating Register Address (Integer Data)
Address 0000H 0001H
Name Ozone Value Decimal and Unit
Data 0.00mg/L
~ 20.00mg/L
High Byte Low Byte
16 bit integer data 0~2000
Decimal
Unit
R/W R R
0002H
0003H
-10.00mV
0004H
Electrode Signal
~
16 bit integer data -1000~4000
R
40.00mV
0005H
Decimal and Unit
Decimal
Unit
R
0006H
0007H
-10.0oC
0008H
Temperature Value
~
16 bit integer data -100~1100
R
110.0oC
0009H
Decimal and Unit
Decimal
Unit
R
Remarks
0x7FFF Over
0x8000 Under
0x7FFF Over
0x8000 Under
0x7FFF Over
0x8000 Under
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7. Floating Register Address (Floating Point)
Address
Name
Data
Type of Data
0000H 0001H
Ozone Value
0.00mg/L ~
20.00mg/L
Floating Point Data UNIT mg/L
0002H
0003H
0004H 0005H
Electrode Signal
-10.00mV ~
40.00mV
Floating Point Data UNIT mV
0006H
0007H
0008H 0009H
Temperature
-10.00oC ~
110.0oC
Floating Point UNIT oC
R/W R
R
R
Remarks
110.1 Over -10.1oC Under
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8. Parameter Register Address
Read and write recovery attributes, R means readable, W means writeable, D
means perform factory reset operation. This register will be rewritten to the
default value, and without D means this register is not affected by the
factory reset operation.
Address
Name
Data
Data Analysis
R/W/D
Default
0019H
Ozone Calibration
0 : Not Calibrated 1 : Calibrated
BIT0 : ZERO BIT1 : SLOPE
R/D
Not Calibrated
001AH 001BH 001CH 001EH 001FH 0020H 0021H 002DH
Ozone Electrode Bias
-0.30mg/L ~ 0.30mg/L
16-bit integer data -30 ~ 30
R/D
Ozone Electrode Bias Numbers and Units
020EH
Decimal and Unit mg/L
Ozone Electrode Slope
30.0% ~ 300.00%
16-bit integer data 300~3000
Decimal and Unit %
ID
1~247
255(FFH) General Address
Communication Rate
Temperature Compensation
Type
0:1200 1:2400 2:4800 3:9600 4:19200
0: Manual 1: Auto
This register value determines the
meaning of the next register
Temperature Set Value (manual)
-10.0ºC ~ 110.0ºC
Temperature Offset Value (Auto)
-10.0ºC ~ 10.0ºC
10 Times Value Read 250
The Actual Value is 25ºC
R/D R/D R/W R/W R/W/D R/W/D
Filter Coefficient
1~16
R/W
0.00mg/L
100.00% 1
9600 Auto 25.0ºC 0.0ºC
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9. Information Register Address
Address
Name
0040H
Operating Mode
0041H 0042H 0043H
Mode Event Calibration Status
Data Analysis
0010H : Measurement Mode
0050H: Setting Mode 0060H: Calibration Mode
R/W/D R/W R/W R R/W
Default Note 3
See the Introduction of Working Mode Chapter
0044H
Instrument Type
0008H : DOZ
R
0045H
Model
1210H
R
BCD
0046H
Software Version
R
BCD
0047H
Hardware Version
R
BCD
0048H
Serial Number 1
R
BCD
0049H
Serial Number 2
R
BCD
Note 3:
When accessing the working mode register of the lower computer, the return
value may not be O according to the last digit of hexadecimal. Press O to
process. If the working mode register is read, the return value is 001 lH,
that is, 0010H, indicating that the meter is currently in the measurement
mode.
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10. Calibration of Ozone
The Ozone calibration can calibrate up to two points, namely the zero point
and the slope point, which is represented by BIT0 and BITl in a 16-bit integer
value binary, the corresponding relationship is shown in the following table.
16-bit Integer
Unused BIT15~BIT2
Slope BIT1
Zero BIT0
Read the calibration status register, the value corresponding to the position
of the calibration point is 1, then this point has been successfully
calibrated. Since the electrode must first calibrate the slope point, the
calibration status register value has the following three cases:
The value is 0000H, that is, BITl and BIT0 are all zero, no point calibration.
The value is 0002H, that is, BITl is 1, BIT0 is zero, the slope point has been
calibrated. The value is 0003H, that is, both BITl and BIT0 are 1, and both
points have been calibrated.
11. Unit Comparision Table
DATA
00H
01H
02H
03H
04H
05H
06H
UNIT
mV
nA
uA
mA
K
M
DATA UNIT
07H uS
08H mS
09H S
0AH pH
0BH oC
0CH oF
0DH ug/L
DATA
0EH
0FH
10H
11H
12H
13H
14H
UNIT
mg/L
g/L
ppb
ppm
ppt
%
mbar
DATA UNIT
15H
16H
bar
mmHg
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Setting Mode
Users can use the host computer to send commands through the RS485 interface
to make the meter enter the setting mode. In the setting mode, the meter can
be restored to the factory settings. The specific operation process is as
follows: a) Enter setting mode. Use the 06H function code to write a value
(0050H) in the working mode register (address 0040H) to make the meter enter
the setting mode.
Host computer sends: 01 06 00 40 00 50 88 22 Lower computer reply: 01 06 00 40
00 50 88 22 b) Write recovery instructions. After the meter enters the setting
mode, use the 06H function code to write a value (7FFFH) in the mode parameter
register (address 0041H). The meter will clear all calibration information and
restore the temperature mode and temperature offset to the default value
(automatic temperature compensation, Offset 0.0 “C ), and the parameter
register that needs to be restored to the default value, and then restart.
Host computer sends: 01 06 00 41 7F FF B9 AE Lower computer reply: 01 06 00 41
7F FF B9 AE
Calibration Process
In order to ensure measurement accuracy and correctness, users need to use
standard solutions to calibrate newly installed meters, or periodically
calibrate meters in use. The calibration method of this instrument is to use
the host computer to send commands through the RS485 interface to complete. a)
Put the meter into the standard solution. b) Write the standard liquid value
(slope point) or code (zero point) in the calibration status register (0043H).
c) Wait for the calibration to complete. You can check the calibration status
by reading the value of the calibration status
register (0043H). The corresponding situation of reading is as follows: 0 :
Calibrated Successfully (Returned to Measurment Mode) 1 : Calibrating (still
in calibration mode, please read the status later). 2 : The correct standard
value is not received within 180 seconds (the measurment mode has been
returned) 3 : The signal cannot be stabilized or exceeds the measurement range
within 180 seconds (the measurement mode has been returned). 4: Sensor
performance (slope or offset value) is outside the allowable range (returned
to measurement mode). d) To calibrate other points, repeat this process.
Calibration Instructions
a) When calibrating the ozone slope point, the standard liquid value is
written into the calibration status register according to the shape. If the
standard liquid is 5.00 mg / L, the hexadecimal value of 500 is written as
01F4H. When calibrating the zero point, write the zero code 0001H to the
calibration status register. b) The ozone can be calibrated up to two points.
For uncalibrated electrodes, the slope point must be calibrated first. Each
time the slope point is calibrated, the meter will clear all calibration
information. c) After successfully calibrating the slope point, the meter will
calculate the slope value of the sensor. After successfully calibrating the
zero point, the meter will calculate the slope of the slope point and the zero
point (which will be different from the slope of the calibrated slope point
only) and the zero offset. You can view the sensor performance by reading
registers such as calibration and electrode slope. d) Write 7FFFH in the
calibration status register (0043H), the meter will clear all calibration
information.
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Examples of Calibration Instructions
a) Calibration slope point, such as 5.00mg / L standard liquid value 01F4H
written into calibration status register (0043H)
Send on computer: 01 06 00 43 01 F4 78 09 Lower camera response: 01 06 00 43
01 F4 78 09
b) Query calibration status, read status indicator register
Send on computer: 01 03 00 43 00 01 75 DE Lower machine response: 01 03 02 00
00 B8 44
For the meaning of the value underlined in the response of the lower computer,
please see the explanation in the calibration process. c) After the
calibration is completed, the device will return to the measurement state
regardless of whether the calibration is successful or not. Pay attention to
modify the codes of different standard solutions and recalculate the CRC. For
specific instructions, please refer to the chapter of common instructions.
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Warranty, Returns and Limitations
Warranty
Icon Process Controls Ltd warrants to the original purchaser of its products
that such products will be free from defects in material and workmanship under
normal use and service in accordance with instructions furnished by Icon
Process Controls Ltd for a period of one year from the date of sale of such
products. Icon Process Controls Ltd obligation under this warranty is solely
and exclusively limited to the repair or replacement, at Icon Process Controls
Ltd option, of the products or components, which Icon Process Controls Ltd
examination determines to its satisfaction to be defective in material or
workmanship within the warranty period. Icon Process Controls Ltd must be
notified pursuant to the instructions below of any claim under this warranty
within thirty (30) days of any claimed lack of conformity of the product. Any
product repaired under this warranty will be warranted only for the remainder
of the original warranty period. Any product provided as a replacement under
this warranty will be warranted for the one year from the date of replacement.
Returns
Products cannot be returned to Icon Process Controls Ltd without prior
authorization. To return a product that is thought to be defective, go to
www.iconprocon.com, and submit a customer return (MRA) request form and follow
the instructions therein. All warranty and non-warranty product returns to
Icon Process Controls Ltd must be shipped prepaid and insured. Icon Process
Controls Ltd will not be responsible for any products lost or damaged in
shipment.
Limitations
This warranty does not apply to products which: 1) are beyond the warranty
period or are products for which the original purchaser does not follow the
warranty procedures outlined above; 2) have been subjected to electrical,
mechanical or chemical damage due to improper, accidental or negligent use; 3)
have been modified or altered; 4) anyone other than service personnel
authorized by Icon Process Controls Ltd have attempted to repair; 5) have been
involved in accidents or natural disasters; or 6) are damaged during return
shipment to Icon Process Controls Ltd reserves the right to unilaterally waive
this warranty and dispose of any product returned to Icon Process Controls Ltd
where: 1) there is evidence of a potentially hazardous material present with
the product; or 2) the product has remained unclaimed at Icon Process Controls
Ltd for more than 30 days after Icon Process Controls Ltd has dutifully
requested disposition. This warranty contains the sole express warranty made
by Icon Process Controls Ltd in connection with its products. ALL IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED. The remedies
of repair or replacement as stated above are the exclusive remedies for the
breach of this warranty. IN NO EVENT SHALL Icon Process Controls Ltd BE LIABLE
FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDING PERSONAL OR
REAL PROPERTY OR FOR INJURY TO ANY PERSON. THIS WARRANTY CONSTITUTES THE
FINAL, COMPLETE AND EXCLUSIVE STATEMENT OF WARRANTY TERMS AND NO PERSON IS
AUTHORIZED TO MAKE ANY OTHER WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS ON BEHALF OF Icon
Process Controls Ltd. This warranty will be interpreted pursuant to the laws
of the province of Ontario, Canada.
If any portion of this warranty is held to be invalid or unenforceable for any
reason, such finding will not invalidate any other provision of this warranty.
For additional product documentation and technical support visit:
www.iconprocon.com | e-mail: sales@iconprocon.com or support@iconprocon.com |
Ph: 905.469.9283
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