Collecting Real-Time Data; Using The Ethernet Connection And Modbus; Configuring Alarm Outputs - GE Sievers InnovOx Operation And Maintenance Manual

Chapter 6: Analyzer Operation
12. Click the Close button.
13. Shut down and restart the computer.

Collecting Real-Time Data

The Analyzer transmits real-time measurement data that can be collected through the Ethernet port number
10801. Appendix C provides instructions on how to collect this information using HyperTerminal. When the real-
time data is collected, it includes the information shown in Table 10 on page 136.

Using the Ethernet Connection and Modbus

To use Modbus, first ensure that the Ethernet cable is attached to the System/Controller board. Then follow the
procedure in "Configuring the Analyzer's IP Address" on page 137.
The InnovOx TOC Analyzer uses the standard Modbus port 502 for Ethernet communication. The Modbus map
for InnovOx is provided in "Appendix D: Modbus Map."

Configuring Alarm Outputs

The Analyzer has four binary alarm outputs, which can provide an alarm on any stream when the concentration
in that alarm exceeds a threshold value.
To set the alarms
1. Select the I/O tab.
2. Press one of the alarm output buttons (such as the Alarm 1 button). The Alarm Output screen appears.
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Figure 38: Alarm Output Screen
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