LumaSense Technologies 7860 User Manual

Instruction Manual for

LumaSoft Gas Software 7810 and 7860

BE6027-12

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Index

Index	.................................................................................................................................		2
Safety Considerations .............................................................................................................			4
Safety . .........................................................................................................Considerations			5
Warnings!...........................................................................................................................			6
Chapter ..................................................................................................1 Using this Manual			7
1.1 ...............................................................................................................	Introduction		8
1.2 .....................................................................................................................	Screens		9
1.3 .........................................................................................................	Stand - alone Use		9
1.4 ...............................	Tool - bar Icons in LumaSoft Gas Monitoring Software 7810 and 7860		11
1.4.1 .......................................................................................		Toolbar: Manage Users	11
1.4.2 ...........................................................................................		Toolbar: Main menu	11
1.4.3 ........................................................................................		Toolbar: Measurement	12
Chapter ................................................................................................2		Preliminary Tasks	13

2.1Installing the LumaSoft Gas Single Point (7810) or Multi Point (7860) Monitoring Software 14

2.1.1		Computer requirements......................................................................................	14
2.1.2		Installing LumaSoft Gas......................................................................................	15
2.2	Connecting the Monitor and the Multiplexer to a PC .......................................................		15
2.2.1 Fitting the USB Cable..............................................................................................			15
2.2.1 Setting the USB Communication Parameters..............................................................			16
2.2.3 Fitting the Ethernet (TCP/IP) Cable...........................................................................			16
2.2.4 Setting the TCP/IP Communication Parameters ..........................................................			16
2.2.5 Fitting the RS-232 Cable .........................................................................................			19
2.2.6 Setting the RS232 Communication Parameters ..........................................................			19
2.2.7 Checking/Changing the RS-232 Communication Parameters in the Monitor....................			20
2.2.8 Checking/Changing the Text line Terminator in the Monitor. ........................................			21
2.2.9 Selecting the PC communication Port ........................................................................			21
2.2.10 Setting up a Multipoint System with Multipoint Samplers - INNOVA 1309 ....................			21
2.2.11 Setting up a Multipoint System with Multipoint Sampler and Doser - INNOVA 1303.......			22
2.3	Setting-up User Accounts...........................................................................................		22
2.3.1		Add User Account ..............................................................................................	23
2.3.2		Edit User Account ..............................................................................................	25
2.3.3		Remove User Account.........................................................................................	26
2.3.4		Change password of the administrator..................................................................	26
2.4	Download of the latest version....................................................................................		27
2.5	Back-up and Restoring of calibration data ....................................................................		27
Chapter 3 Set-up Measurement Task ....................................................................................			28
3.1	New task..................................................................................................................		29
3.1.1		Configuration of the USB interface .......................................................................	31
3.1.2		Configuration of the Ethernet (TCP/IP) interface ....................................................	32
3.1.3		Configuration of the RS-232 interface...................................................................	35
3.2	Measurement set-up..................................................................................................		37
3.2.1		Configuration ....................................................................................................	37
3.2.2		Monitor Setup....................................................................................................	38
3.2.3		Multiplexer setup ...............................................................................................	42
3.2.4		Alarms..............................................................................................................	44
3.2.5		Units ................................................................................................................	49
Chapter 4		Perform Measurement..........................................................................................	50
4.1	Measurement start and stop .......................................................................................		51
4.1.1		Start Measurement ............................................................................................	52
4.1.2		Stop Measurement.............................................................................................	53
4.2	Presentation of Data in Graphical Window ....................................................................		53
4.2.1 Presentation of Data in Graphical Window Channel-View .............................................			53
4.2.1.1		Configuration of the (Channel-View) graphical window ........................................	54

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4.2.1.2		Select Gases (Channel view) ............................................................................	55
4.2.1.3		Configuration of curves (Channel view) .............................................................	56
4.2.1.4		Configuration of the Graph Window (Channel view).............................................	59
4.2.1.5		The Graphical Window (Channel view)...............................................................	62
4.2.1.6		Functions in the Graphical Window (Channel view)..............................................	63
4.2.1.7		User Events in the graphical window (Channel view) ...........................................	69
4.2.1.8		Printing the graphical window(Channel view)......................................................	71
4.2.1.9		Displaying historical data (Channel view)...........................................................	73
4.2.2 Presentation of Data in Graphical Window Gas-View ...................................................			75
4.2.2.1		Configuration of the (Gas-View) graphical window ..............................................	76
4.2.2.2		Select Channels (Gas view)..............................................................................	77
4.2.2.3		Configuration of curves (Gas view)....................................................................	78
4.2.2.4		Configuration of filters (Gas view).....................................................................	80
4.2.2.5		Configuration of the Graph Window (Gas view)...................................................	81
4.2.2.6		The Graphical Window (Gas view).....................................................................	84
4.2.2.7		Functions in the Graphical Window (Gas View) ...................................................	85
4.2.2.8		User Events in the graphical window (Gas view) .................................................	91
4.2.2.9		Printing the graphical window(Gas view)............................................................	92
4.2.2.10		Displaying historical data (Gas view) .................................................................	94
4.3	Presentation of Data in the Numeric Window ................................................................		97
4.3.1		Configuration of the Numeric Window...................................................................	97
4.3.2		The Numeric Window.........................................................................................	101
4.3.3		User Events in the numeric window.....................................................................	102
4.3.4		Printing the numeric window ..............................................................................	105
4.4	View Measurement alarms.........................................................................................		107
4.5	Export Task.............................................................................................................		108
4.5.1 Export Task (Channel view) ....................................................................................			108
4.5.2 Export Task (Gas view) ..........................................................................................			112
4.6	Errors/Warnings Window...........................................................................................		115
4.7	Export log ...............................................................................................................		117
Chapter 5 Database Management........................................................................................			119
5.1	Export Task.............................................................................................................		120
5.1.1 Export Task (Channel view) ....................................................................................			120
5.1.2 Export Task (Gas view) ..........................................................................................			124
5.2	Export/Import Task Configuration ..............................................................................		127
5.2.1		Export task configuration ...................................................................................	127
5.2.2		Import Task Configuration .................................................................................	129
5.3	Backup/Restore/Delete Task......................................................................................		131
5.3.1		Backup Task.....................................................................................................	131
5.3.2		Restore Task ....................................................................................................	134
5.3.3		Delete Task......................................................................................................	136
5.4	Export Log ..............................................................................................................		137
Chapter 6 Warning and Error Messages................................................................................			141
6.1	Monitor Error/Warnings.............................................................................................		142
6.2	Multiplexer (Multipoint sampler) Error/Warnings ..........................................................		142
Appendix A		Installation Guide .............................................................................................	143
Appendix B Remote SQL Server database installation ............................................................			160
B.1 Remote installation of the LumaSoft Gas database..........................................................			161
B.2 Finding the Computer name of the foreign PC.................................................................			161
B.3 Restore(Store) the database onto a foreign PC’s SQL Server ............................................			163
B.4 Configure LumaSoft Gas 7810/7860 to use a database on a foreign PC’s SQL Server ..........			166
Appendix C OPC Server Tags ..............................................................................................			169

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Safety Considerations

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Safety Considerations.

Throughout this manual Monitor is used for:

Photoacoustic Gas Monitor – INNOVA 1412i

Photoacoustic Gas Monitor – INNOVA 1314i

LumaSense SF6 Leak Detector - 3434i

The Monitor complies with:

•EN/IEC 61010-1, 2nd Edition: Safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use.

•Can/CSA-C22.2 No. 61010-1-04 - Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use

•UL Std. No. 61010A-1 (2nd Edition) - Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use.

To ensure safe operation and retain the Monitor in safe condition, note the following:

EXPLOSION HAZARD!

TO AVOID THE POSSIBILITY OF AN EXPLOSION; MONITORING OF FLAMMABLE GASES IN EXPLOSIVE CONCENTRATIONS MUST NEVER BE ATTEMPTED.

Never operate the Monitor in potentially explosive environments.

When monitoring potentially flammable or toxic gases it is essential that:

•The instrument itself is placed in a well-ventilated area outside the potentially hazardous zone.

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•A sufficiently long tube is connected to the air-outlet on the back panel so that the sampled gas is carried away to the open air or to an extraction and/or filtration unit.

Warnings!

•Avoid water condensation in the Monitor.

•Switch off all equipment before connecting or disconnecting their digital interface. Failure to do so could damage the equipment.

•Whenever it is likely that correct function or operating safety of the apparatus has been impaired, the apparatus must be made inoperative and secured against unintended operation.

•Any adjustment, maintenance and repair of the open apparatus under voltage must be avoided as far as possible and, if unavoidable, must be carried out only by trained personnel.

•If a fault is reported by the Monitor that indicates correct function of the instrument may be impaired, consult your local LumaSense Technologies representative. Under no circumstances should repair be attempted by persons not qualified in service of electronic instrumentation.

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1.1 Introduction

This manual can be used in several ways. The first time users can work their way through the examples in order to get to know the monitoring system. The more experienced users can jump directly to the relevant chapters in order to gain assistance, and experts can use this manual as a reference book by using the index.

The LumaSoft Gas Single Point 7810 Software is used as a single channel monitoring software for Photoacoustic Gas Monitor – INNOVA 1412i, Photoacoustic Gas Monitor – INNOVA 1314i and LumaSense SF6 Leak Detector - 3434i.

The LumaSoft Gas Multi Point 7860 Software is used as a multi channel monitoring Software for Photoacoustic Gas Monitor – INNOVA 1412i in system, Photoacoustic Gas Monitor – INNOVA 1314i and LumaSense SF6 Leak Detector - 3434i with up to two Multipoint Samplers – INNOVA 1309 or four Multipoint Sampler and Doser - INNOVA 1303.

NOTE: The LumaSoft Gas Multi Point 7860 Software requires a license dongle connected to the USB port in order to run.

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1.2 Screens

The information displayed on screen is presented in this manual as shown below:

1. Menu bar option e.g. File

2. Pull down menu option Export Task

3. Index card e.g. Gas

4. Group e.g. Gas Setup

5. Select Field e.g. Select SIT

6. Check box used to select options

7. Soft-key e.g. Read Filter Info

Radio push-buttons: these are not illustrated above, but are commonly used in the software. They act as a toggle function when several options are available, but only one can be selected at a time.

1.3 Stand-alone Use

In some situations, it may be necessary to set up the Monitor without connecting it to a PC. The way these instructions are presented is shown below:

	SELECT SET-UP BRANCH
MEASUREMENT	FORMAT	CONFIGURATION

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The display above is used through-out this manual. It assists you displaying the text on screen and by indicating which of the pushbuttons can and should be pressed.

In general, the push-buttons shown above are used to navigate through the various modes possible within the Monitor but are described in more detail below:

S1

S2

S3

These push-buttons are illustrated as S1, S2 and S3. They correspond to the key and their position on the instrument.

These select push-buttons enable you to select one of the options displayed.

This group of 5 push-buttons are referred to in this manual collectively as the direction keys. The symbols below are used to simplify the instruction in this manual.

▲ & ▼ enable you to increase & decrease numbers, respectively, or to go to the Previous & Next Displays, respectively.

◄ & ► enable you to move across number fields or go to the Previous & Next gases, respectively.

, depending on the situations, acts as an “Enter” or “Go To Head” key.

Memory Function push-buttons are always represented with the name of the push-button enclosed in a box which is shaded-in.

SYSTEM Text that appears on the display screen is shown in an open shaded box, using UPPER case letters.

FORMAT System General Clock

When referring to any part of the Set-up “tree”, the text is shown in open shaded boxes with the same typeface as that used in the “tree”.

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For further description refer to “BE6025 Instruction Manual, 1412i Photoacoustic Gas Monitor“

1.4Tool-bar Icons in LumaSoft Gas Monitoring Software 7810 and 7860

The instructions in this manual use the pull-down menu paths to describe how operations are possible. However, in many cases, the icons in the tool-bars can be used to speed things up. Top Level toolbars and icons are presented in the following sections.

Other toolbars and icons will be presented in subsequent chapters.

1.4.1 Toolbar: Manage Users

Opens a window dialog to create new users

Change the password for the administrator

Log off administrator

Show information about software version

1.4.2 Toolbar: Main menu

Create new task

Open existing task

Delete task

Log off

Exit program

Show information about software version

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1.4.3 Toolbar: Measurement

System configuration

Start measurement

Stop measurement

Close task

Show information about software version

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Chapter 2

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When taking delivery of the System three very important and preliminary tasks must be completed before starting to operate it:

Install the LumaSoft Gas Software (7810 or 7860) see Section 2.1. Connect the Monitor and the Multiplexer to a PC (Section 2.2). Setting-up User Accounts (Section 2.3).

2.1Installing the LumaSoft Gas Single Point (7810) or Multi Point (7860) Monitoring Software

2.1.1 Computer requirements

The Software is targeted to work on a Desktop/Laptop PC environment running a Microsoft Windows Operating System.

Before installing the Software the PC must meet the following minimum requirements:

Processor	Minimum: 1 gigahertz (GHz) Pentium processor
Operating	Windows XP SP2
System	Windows Vista
	Windows 7
RAM	Minimum: 512 MB (XP) 1024 MB (Vista) 2048 MB (7)
Hard Disk	Up to 500 MB of available space may be required.
Display	Minimum: 1024 x 768 high color, 32-bit
Total port	2	USB ports
connections	Or
	1	USB port and 1 Ethernet (TCP/IP) port
	Or
	1	USB port and one RS232 port
Connection to	1	USB port
Gas Monitor	Or
	1	Ethernet (TCP/IP) port
	Or
	1	RS-232 port
Connection to	1	USB port for LumaSoft Gas License Dongle Key (This
License	License Dongle key is delivered by LumaSense)
dongle
		Table 2.1 Computer requirements

Microsoft Office is required if using the export to Excel file format functionality in LumaSoft Gas.

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2.1.2 Installing LumaSoft Gas

The LumaSoft Gas software is delivered on a CD with an installation program. Please refer to Appendix A how to perform the installation of the LumaSoft Gas software. It is recommended that your system administrator performs the task of installing the LumaSoft Gas program.

After the installation is successfully completed the LumaSense -> LumaSoft Gas program menu is created.

The “LumaSoft Gas” program icon (Figure 2.1) is also placed on your desktop for easy access to the program.

Figure 2.1 LumaSoft Gas desktop shortcut

2.2 Connecting the Monitor and the Multiplexer to a PC

The Monitor comes complete with an USB interface cable.

Optionally an Ethernet (TCP/IP) interface cable or a 9-pin to 9-pin null modem RS-232 interface cable can be delivered.

2.2.1 Fitting the USB Cable

The USB interface cable can be connected while the gas monitor is switched on.

Locate an USB port at the back of the PC; refer to your PC manual if in doubt. Push the connector on the USB cable on to the USB port socket on the PC.

Locate the output labelled at the back of the Monitor. Push the connector at the other end of the USB cable on to this socket.

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2.2.1 Setting the USB Communication Parameters

No setup on the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor is necessary in order to be able to communicate with the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor through an USB connection.

2.2.3 Fitting the Ethernet (TCP/IP) Cable.

The gas monitor can be connected to a local Ethernet network, which communicates using the TCP/IP network interface protocol or to view the homepage of the gas monitor in a standard PC internet browser.

The Ethernet network cable can be connected while the gas monitor is switched on.

Locate the Ethernet socket connector labelled at the back of the Monitor. Connect a standard Ethernet network cable to the Ethernet socket connector on the back of the gas monitor. Connect the other end of the Ethernet network cable to your local network. The yellow LED on the Ethernet socket connector will lit, if a local network connection is detected.

2.2.4 Setting the TCP/IP Communication Parameters

It is recommended that your system administrator sets-up the TCP/IP communication parameters.

The communication parameters for the TCP/IP interface can be set by using the push-buttons on the front of the monitor.

1. Press SET-UP CONFIGURATION System Communication Addressable. The screen display now shows the following text.

SELECT ADDRESSABLE SET-UP BRANCH

TCP/IP IEEE 488

2.Press TCP/IP to enter the TCP/IP setup. During this setup you can also use the ▲ and ▼ keys to go back and forth between the

available TCP/IP settings. The screen display now shows the following text.

IS 1412i'S IP ADDRESS SET BY DHCP ?

NO YES

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3.Here you can select whether the IP address of the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor is to be assigned by a DHCP server in the local network. If you want the 1412i's, 1314i's or 3434i's IP address to be assigned by the DHCP server press the Yes key, where after you will proceed to the below step 6, as the IP address is set by the DHCP server. If you want yourself to set the IP address of the 1412i/1314i/3434i press the No key. The screen display now shows the following text.

1412i'S IP ADDRESS 192.168.000.200

PRESS ENTER TO CHANGE VALUE

4.Here you can change the IP address of the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor in case the IP address is not set by a DHCP server in the local network. If you want to change the IP address, press the key. If the IP address does not need to be changed, press the ▼ key and you will proceed to the below step 6.

If you selected to change the IP address, the screen display now shows the following text.

1412i'S IP ADDRESS 192.168.000.200

CANCEL DEFAULT

5.Here you can change the 4 individual numbers in the IP address by using the ▲ and ▼ keys. Each of the 4 individual numbers can be set in the range from 000 to 255.

You can step between the 4 individual numbers in the IP address by using the ◄ and ► keys.

In case you want to return to the start value of the IP address press the CANCEL key. In case you want to return to the default stored value of the IP address press the DEFAULT key.

When you have set the IP address, press the key. The screen display now shows the following text.

1412i'S IP PORT NUMBER:

23

PRESS ENTER TO CHANGE VALUE

6.Here you can set the IP port number for the TCP/IP communication. This normally does not need to be changed. If you want to change the IP port number press the key. If the IP port numbers does not need to be changed, press the ▼ key and you will proceed to the below step 8. If you selected to change the IP port number the screen display now shows the following text.

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1412i'S IP PORT NUMBER:		23
CANCEL	DEFAULT

7.Now you can change the IP port number by using the ▲ and ▼ keys. The port number can be set in the range from 0 to 32767.

In case you want to return to the start value of the IP port number press the CANCEL key. In case you want to return to the default stored value of the IP port number press the DEFAULT key.

When you have set the IP port number, press the key. The screen display now shows the following text.

PROTECTED IP ADDRESS 000.000.000.000

PRESS ENTER TO CHANGE VALUE

8.In case you want the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor to be able to communicate only with a certain PC on the local network, you can set the IP address of this PC as the protected IP address. This can be desired due to security reasons so no other PC is able to communicate with the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor.

If no protection is desired the protected IP address should be set to a value of 000.000.000.000.

If you want to change the protected IP address, press the key. If the protected IP address does not need to be changed, press the ▼ key and you will proceed to the below step 10.

If you selected to change the protected IP address the screen display now shows the following text.

PROTECTED IP ADDRESS 000.000.000.000

CANCEL DEFAULT

9.Here you can change the 4 individual numbers in the protected IP address by using the ▲ and ▼ keys. Each of the 4 individual numbers can be set in the range from 000 to 255.

You can step between the 4 individual numbers in the protected IP address by using the ◄ and ► keys.

In case you want to return to the start value of the protected IP address press the CANCEL key. In case you want to return to the default stored value of the protected IP address press the DEFAULT key.

When you have set the protected IP address, press the key.

If you previously selected the IP address NOT to be set by the DHCP server, you can proceed to the below step 11.

If you instead selected that the IP address to be set by the DHCP server, the screen display now shows the following text.

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CURRENT DHCP ADDRESS 192.168.000.062

ACCEPT

10.Here the IP address of the 1412i/1314i/3434i, which has been assigned by the DHCP server is displayed. This IP address can be used to manually set TCP/IP communication in a PC application, which accesses the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor.

Press the ACCEPT key to accept.

11.This concludes the setup of the TCP/IP parameters of the 1412i/1314i/3434i gas monitor.

Press the SET-UP key to leave the setup.

2.2.5 Fitting the RS-232 Cable

Ensure that both the Monitor and the PC are switched off at the mains. Failure to do so may result in your equipment being damaged.

Locate the serial port at the back of the PC; refer to your PC manual if in doubt.

Push the connector on the RS-232 cable on to the serial port socket, and secure it firmly using the securing screws.

Locate the output labelled “RS-232” at the back of the Monitor.

Push the connector at the other end of the RS-232 cable on to this socket, and secure it firmly using the securing screws.

Turn on the PC. Wait for Windows to start up.

The Monitor can be turned on at the mains.

2.2.6 Setting the RS232 Communication Parameters

In order for the RS-232 communication to be successful, it is essential that the communication parameters are set correctly. This is a two stage process: the PC communication port is selected via the LumaSoft Gas software while the baud rate, parity, data bits and stop bits are defined via the Monitor.

The communication parameters necessary for the Monitor to communicate with the LumaSoft Gas are shown below in Table 2.2.

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Baud rate	9600
Stop bits	1
Data bits	7
Parity	Even
Hardwire mode	Leased line
Handshake type	Hardwire

Table 2.2 Monitor RS232 communication parameters

These are set as the default values in the Monitor.

To prevent communication errors, the text line terminator, print data log and print error log must be set as shown in Table 2.3.

Text line Terminator	CR-LF
Print Data Log	NO
Print Error Log	NO

Table 2.3 More Monitor parameters

2.2.7 Checking/Changing the RS-232 Communication

Parameters in the Monitor

The communication parameters for the serial interface must be set using the push-buttons on the front of the Monitor.

1.Press SET-UP S3 S1 S3 S1 (see Chapter 1.3) .The screen display shows the following text.

If the baud rate displayed is incorrect press and use ▲ and ▼ to

display the correct value. Press again to store the selection.

If the baud rate displayed is correct, then press ▼ to continue to the next parameter.

Press S1 to select 1 STOP BIT. Press S1 to select 7 DATA BITS Press S2 to select EVEN PARITY Press S3 to select LEASED-LINE

Press S3 to select HARD-WIRED HANDSHAKE. Press SET-UP to exit the set-up mode

Press RESET and S1 in order that the new settings are enabled.

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The Monitor and the LumaSoft Gas Monitoring Software are now able to communicate together.

2.2.8 Checking/Changing the Text line Terminator in the Monitor.

The Text line Terminator must be set using the push-buttons on the front of the Monitor.

Press SET-UP S2 ▼S3

Press SET-UP to exit the set-up mode

2.2.9 Selecting the PC communication Port

It is just a simple case of selecting the correct port on the PC. The software shows the COM ports that are present in the system to choose from: COM1, COM2, COM3…. If you are not sure which port the cable is connected on your computer refer to your PC manual.

2.2.10Setting up a Multipoint System with Multipoint Samplers - INNOVA 1309

The 1309(s) is connected to the Gas Monitor using IEEE-488 cable(s). To avoid data errors, this cable must conform to the specifications laid down in the IEEE-488 standard, particularly with regard to length, connector type and “daisy-chaining”. LumaSense can supply the correct cables, Cable order no. AO0265 (2m) or WL0845 (1m).

Caution: To avoid permanently damaging the delicate electronics in a 1309 or the Monitor, you must ensure that all IEEE-488 instruments are switched off before connecting or disconnecting the interface cables.

The IEEE–488 address of each 1309 in the system must be set before communication with the PC can occur. The address is set using the eight DIP switches located on the back panel of the 1309. The decimal address of the instrument is expressed as a binary number, the MSD (Most significant DIP switch) being to the left looking onto the back panel. Table 2.4 will guide you.

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Decimal	DIP switch setting	1309 multipoint
Address	(looking onto rear)	sampler
15	0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1	1
13	0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1	2

Table 2.4 Setting the 1309 address

2.2.11Setting up a Multipoint System with Multipoint Sampler and Doser - INNOVA 1303.

The 1303(s) is connected to the Gas Monitor using IEEE-488 cable(s). To avoid data errors, this cable must conform to the specifications laid down in the IEEE-488 standard, particularly with regard to length, connector type and “daisy-chaining”. LumaSense can supply the correct cables, Cable order no. AO0265 (2m) or WL0845 (1m).

Caution: To avoid permanently damaging the delicate electronics in a 1303 or the Monitor, you must ensure that all IEEE-488 instruments are switched off before connecting or disconnecting the interface cables.

The IEEE–488 address of each 1303 in the system must be set before communication with the PC can occur. The address is set using the eight DIP switches located on the back panel of the 1303. The decimal address of the instrument is expressed as a binary number, the MSD (Most significant DIP switch) being to the left looking onto the back panel. Table 2.5 will guide you.

Decimal	DIP switch setting	1303 multipoint
Address	(looking onto rear)	sampler
15	0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1	1
13	0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1	2
12	0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0	3
11	0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1	4

Table 2.5 Setting the 1303 address

2.3 Setting-up User Accounts

Setting up user accounts can be performed by the administrator only.

After starting the LumaSoft Gas application the User Authentication window opens, where you authenticate yourself as the administrator by specifying the administrator user name and password.

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The default administrator password is: Administra

Figure 2.2 Login dialogue window

To create new users you can either select the Manage User icon from the toolbar or select Manage User from the User pull down menu, see Figure 2.3.

Figure 2.3 User pull-down: Manage User

The User Accounts window appears showing a list of the current user accounts, see Figure 2.4.

A predefined user account named LumaSoftGas with the highest access level appears the first time the User Accounts window is opened. The predefined password for the LumaSoftGas user is: lumasoftgas

Figure 2.4 User Accounts

2.3.1 Add User Account

In order for the administrator to add a new user account the Add softkey can be selected.

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The Add New User window appears (see Figure 2.5).

Figure 2.5 Add User Account

The User Name, Password and Access Level for the new user account can be specified.

Please note that the User Name and Password must contain at least 6 characters and must contain no special characters. Only alphabets and numeric characters are allowed [(a-z), (A-Z), (0-9)] for the User Name and Password (see Figure 2.6).

Figure 2.6 User access Levels

Three different access levels can be specified. The rights for each of the access levels are described below in table 2.6.

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Access level	Rights
Super	All expert rights
	Delete task
Expert	All operator rights
	Create a new task
	Make setup of a task
	Backup/restore a task
Operator	Open a task.
	Start a measurement
	Export a task
	Export log
	Export/import a task configuration

Table 2.6 User access levels

2.3.2 Edit User Account

Figure 2.7 User Accounts: Edit

A user account can be edited by the administrator by selecting the Edit soft-key in the User Accounts window. Before selecting the Edit softkey a User Name must be selected in the User Accounts window.

Figure 2.8 Edit User Account

The access level can be changed by selecting the Access Level field. Also the Password can be changed by selecting the Reset Password soft-key. (See Figure 2.8).

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Figure 2.9 Reset password dialogue

The Reset Password dialogue window appears and the new password for the user account can be entered. (See Figure 2.9).

2.3.3 Remove User Account

Figure 2.10 User Accounts: Remove

A user account can be removed by selecting the Remove soft-key in the User Accounts window, see Figure 2.10. Before selecting the Remove soft-key a User Name must be selected in the User Accounts window.

2.3.4 Change password of the administrator

To change the password of the administrator you select the Change

password icon from the toolbar or select Change Password from the User pull down menu. (See Figure 2.11)

Figure 2.11 User pull-down: Change Password

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The Change Password dialogue window (Figure 2.12) appears and the old and new password for the administrator can be entered.

Figure 2.12 Change Password dialogue

2.4 Download of the latest version

You will find the latest version of the software on

http://innova.lumasenseinc.com/downloads

2.5 Back-up and Restoring of calibration data

If you have ordered a calibration from our calibration laboratory, you will receive a CD with a backup of the calibration data. It is very important that you store these data in your Gas Monitoring Software 7304, supplied with the Monitor. Please refer to the Instruction Manual BE6025 for guidance in how to backup and restore calibration data.

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Chapter 3

Set-up Measurement Task

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This chapter will show the steps how to set-up a measurement task.

Please note that measurement set-up is only allowed for users with Expert or Super access level. (See Table 2.6)

Log in to the software using your username and password.

Figure 3.1 User Authentication

3.1 New task

Please make sure that you have an USB, Ethernet (TCP/IP) or a RS-232 interface cable connected to the 1412i/1314i/3434i Gas Monitor device.

IMPORTANT! Please note that only one interface cable (either USB, Ethernet (TCP/IP) or RS-232) should be connected at any time.

In order to create a new task select the New Task pull-down menu (Figure 3.2).

Figure 3.2 File pull-down: New Task

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If the 1412i/1314i/3434i device is recognized the New Task window (Figure 3.3) opens, where you enter the name of the new task and press the OK soft-key. After that you can proceed to section 3.2.

Figure 3.3 Type in the name of the new task.

If the 1412i/1314i/3434i device is NOT recognized the Communication Error message box (Figure 3.4) will appear. Press the OK soft-key.

Figure 3.4 Communication Error message box.

If you are using the USB interface cable connection please proceed to section 3.1.1.

If you are using the Ethernet (TCP/IP) interface cable connection please proceed to section 3.1.2.

If you are using the RS-232 interface cable connection please proceed to section 3.1.3.

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