Page 1 Vertex Continuous Gas Monitor Operating Manual • Table of Contents • Maintenance • Replacement/Consumable • Introduction • Troubleshooting • Optional Relay Specs • Installation • Installation Drawings • Network Interfaces • Startup • • LIT Option cifica i • Operation •...
Page 2: Vertex Continuous Monitor Symbols
72-Point Continuous Monitor Vertex Continuous Monitor Symbols Symbol Description Power on Power off NOTICE Potential damage to the device or other property, maintenance procedures, and “refer to manual” instructions. Lifting instructions, low clearances, slipping/tripping hazards, minor corrosive dangers. Also used when deﬁning personal protective equipment (gloves, dust masks, etc.)
Page 3: Emc Considerations
72-Point Continuous Monitor EMC Considerations The following cable parameters must be considered: Your Honeywell Analytics continuous gas monitor Braid has been designed to comply with applicable Must have a minimum 90% coverage Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standards Foil at the time of manufacture. The design includes When used with braid, provides ﬁltering, shielding and bypassing techniques.
Page 4: Connectors
72-Point Continuous Monitor Connectors All qualification and certification of Honeywell Analytics products were achieved with high quality connectors, providing 360° shield coverage. These connectors generally had metal shells. Failure to properly secure the connector to the equipment will result in high emission levels.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
72-Point Continuous Monitor Table of Contents Vertex Continuous Monitor Symbols................... i EMC Considerations......................ii Cabling ..........................ii Connectors ......................... iii 1 Introduction 1.1 System Overview ......................1-2 1.1.1 Manufacturer ....................... 1-2 1.1.2 General Safety..................... 1-2 1.2 System Components ....................1-2 1.2.1 Vertex Front......................
Page 6 1.10.2 Programmable Logic Controller ..............1-29 2 Installation 2.1 Introduction........................2-2 2.2 Surveying the Installation Site ................... 2-3 2.2.1 Placement of the Vertex System ............... 2-3 2.2.2 Exposure to Dust and Humidity ................ 2-3 2.2.3 Sample Transport Time ..................2-3 2.2.4 Monitor Dimensions ................... 2-3 2.2.5 Sample Locations ....................
Page 7 72-Point Continuous Monitor 2.6.3 Vertex Transformer Installation............... 2-11 2.6.4 Power On/Off ..................... 2-16 2.7 Data Acquisition System................... 2-17 2.7.1 Optional Keyboard.................... 2-17 2.7.2 Printer ........................ 2-19 2.7.3 External Network Connection................2-20 2.7.4 Network Computer Security................2-20 2.8 Wiring Alarm Relays....................2-21 2.8.1 Relay Contacts ....................
Page 8 4.5.1 Event History..................... 4-15 4.5.2 Data Trend ......................4-23 4.5.3 Optional ChemCam................... 4-24 4.5.4 Event List......................4-26 4.6 Menu Buttons......................4-28 4.6.1 Run Time Options ..................... 4-28 4.6.2 Flow Calibration ....................4-34 4.6.3 Maintenance ...................... 4-41 Vertex Technical Handbook TOC-4...
Page 9 5.6.2 Install New Pump ....................5-16 5.7 Remove and Install Power Supplies ................ 5-17 5.7.1 Remove Supply ....................5-17 5.7.2 Replace Supply ....................5-17 5.8 Clean the Touch Screen.................... 5-18 5.9 PLC Module Battery Backup Check................. 5-19 5.10 File Maintenance...................... 5-20 Vertex Technical Handbook TOC-5...
Page 10 6.6 Manual Analyzer Override..................6-30 A Installation Drawings A.1 Introduction .........................A-2 B Specifications B.1 Introduction .........................B-2 B.2 Filter Compatibility......................B-3 B.3 Vertex General Specifications ...................B-4 B.4 Nominal Transport Times...................B-5 C Detectable Gases C.1 Detectable Gases ......................C-2 D Replacement and Consumable Items D.1 Consumables.......................D-3 D.1.1 Chemcassettes...
Page 11 F.1 Network Interface and Options .................. F-2 F.2 OLE for Process Control (OPC) Interface ..............F-3 F.2.1 Setting Up an OPC Client Application........F-3 F.3 Data Values Common to Fieldbus Networks ............F-7 F.3.1 Alarms and Faults....................F-7 Vertex Technical Handbook TOC-7...
Page 12 F.12 Ethernet/CIP (P/N1295-0519) .................. F-20 F.12.1 Configuring the IP Address ................F-22 F.13 RSView32 Active Display..................F-23 Set-Up Instructions....................F-23 G Line Integrity Test Option H Warranty Statement Chemcassette Device Warranty Statement ..............H-2 ® Chemcassette Warranty ....................H-3 ® Vertex Technical Handbook TOC-8...
Page 13: Introduction
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1 Introduction Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 14: System Overview
• Storing the alarm information in a database www.honeywellanalytics.com The Vertex System provides fast response to a wide 1.1.2 General Safety range of gases. Each location may be up to 400 ft (122 m) from the Vertex System. The system uses Follow all installation and operational instructions to one or more of Honeywell Analytics’...
Page 15: Vertex Front
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.1 Vertex Front Exhaust and Wiring Ports Sample Tubing Connections (detail) System Controls (behind screen) Pyrolyzer Analyzer Module Front Door Closed (detail) Universal Chemcassette ® Analyzer Analyzer Side Panel (exterior) Analyzer Front Analyzer Side Panel (interior)
Page 16 72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.2 Vertex Back Relay Wire Rear Main Raceway Power Data Acquisition Computer (rear) Main PLC ChemCam USB Hubs Relay Option Back of Chemcassette ® Module Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 17 72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.3 Exhaust and Wiring Ports System Exhaust AC Input 0.5 in (12.7 mm) 0.75 in pipe thread tubing Alarm Wiring Conduit Plates - 4 in (101.6 mm) x 2 Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 18: Module Front - Door Closed
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.4 Module Front - Door Closed Protective panel over touch screen. Open to use. Slot Pyrolyzer Analyzer Tier 1 Tier 2 Analyzer Status LED Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 19: Analyzer Side Panel (Exterior)
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.5 Analyzer Side Panel (exterior) Slide Latch Access Screws Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 20: Analyzer Side Panel (Interior)
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.6 Analyzer Side Panel (interior) ChemCam Option Analyzer CPU Sample Pressure Transducers Sample Flow Transducers Proportional Valve Filters Sensor Interface PCB Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 21: Sample Tubing Connections (Detail)
Slot 3 Slot 1 Slot 2 Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 4 - Port Manifold Points - 1 thru 8 for multiple gas sampling Left to Right Section B.4, Nominal Transport Times for tubing length limitations Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 22: System Controls (Behind Screen)
Analyzer DC and Pyrolyzer AC Set Supply Vacuum Power Switches with Indicators Power Distribution Module Rack Power Switch and Circuit Breaker Analyzer 24 VDC Power Hot Swap Data Acquisition Communications Drive Supplies Hard Drives Computer (DAq) Hub (Ethernet) Vertex Technical Handbook 1-10...
Page 23 72-Point Continuous Monitor Series 1 Units Analyzer Communications Analyzer DC and Pyrolyzer AC Hub (Ethernet) Power Switches with Indicators Power Distribution Module Rack Power Switch and Circuit Breaker Data Acquisition 24 VDC Power CD-RW Computer (DAq) Supplies Drive Vertex Technical Handbook 1-11...
Page 24: Analyzer Front
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.9 Analyzer Front Analyzer Window Analyzer Status LED Product Label location of RoHS sticker Mounting Slot for Optional Keyboard Vertex Technical Handbook 1-12...
Page 25: Data Acquisition Computer (Rear)
. Caution: estrict access to t e ort to reduce t e ris o alicious so t are eing introduced. Vertex Technical Handbook 1-13...
Page 26 Touch Screen (COM 1) Internal Ethernet Network LCD Video Mouse Connection Keyboard Connection External Ethernet Network Modem Note: oto s o s a t ical ort configuration. ort and slot locations on our onitor a ar . Vertex Technical Handbook 1-14...
Page 27: Chemcam Usb Hub
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.11 ChemCam USB Hub ChemCam USB Hubs Vertex Technical Handbook 1-15...
Page 28: Back Of Chemcassette Module
Module ® ChemCam USB Connection (option) Analyzer Communications (Ethernet) Analyzer 24V Power Supply Multifunction Connector Note: onnection secured slide latc . us u Circular Tubing Cable Carrier to o en. us do n to Harness close. Vertex Technical Handbook 1-16...
Page 29: Main Plc
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.13 Main PLC Optional Relay PLC Power Advanced Interface Modules Supply Converter DH485 Link Coupler Connection to optional DH485/RS232 Expansion slot 4-20mA System Processor Interface Module for optional Module Communications Interface Vertex Technical Handbook 1-17...
Page 30: Relay Option Plc
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.2.14 Relay Option PLC Power Supply Relay Module (up to seven) cards Vertex Technical Handbook 1-18...
Page 31: Menu Map
Fault Test Analyzers and Particulate Filters Restore Points Event List OnScreen Analyzer Keyboard Set Analyzer 4-20 mA Test Operation/Maintenance Window Stopping Project Authorized Configure Service Point Define and Assign Relays Profile Management- File Menu Other Menu Vertex Technical Handbook 1-19...
Page 32: Analyzer Modules
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.4 Analyzer Modules Total Number Possible Installed The Vertex System is populated with one or more into Slots types of analyzer modules. Each system may Points Vertex contain Chemcassette modules or Pyrolyzer ® System modules. Modules are installed in slots on one of...
Page 33: Sampling System
The system draws air simultaneously from all There are 72 inlets, one for each monitored location. locations. Two different types of ﬂow are: One exhaust port is also located on top of the Vertex cabinet. • Transport ﬂow: high-velocity, large-volume air movement through the lines •...
Page 34: Chemcassette ® Detection System
® contained, microprocessor controlled analyzer • Optics and electronics for the detection that occupies one slot in a Vertex tier. Sample system lines and the vacuum source are connected to the Chemcassette via a single 10-tube connector. ®...
Page 35: Stain Pattern
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.6.2 Stain Pattern The following chart shows the stain pattern of sample detection on the Chemcassette tape. ® Vertex Technical Handbook 1-23...
Page 36 The microprocessor in the Chemcassette analyzer module interprets the stain. It then calculates and stores a precise concentration level in the module’s memory. Gas concentrations are reported in parts-per-million (ppm), parts-per- billion (ppb) or milligrams-per-cubic-meter (mg/ Legacy Detection System Vertex Technical Handbook 1-24...
Page 37: Chemcassette ® Tapes
An acid ﬁlter is used on the common line to the pumps. Both types of ﬁlters are located in a removable filter block on the side of the Chemcassette module. An internal particulate ﬁlter ® protects each proportional valve. Vertex Technical Handbook 1-25...
Page 38: Pyrolyzer Module Detection System
The pyrolyzer module is similar to the standard Chemcassette module except that it detects ® The Vertex Pyrolyzer requires two adjacent slots nitrogen trifluoride (NF3). The sample passes on one tier and always occupies Slot 1 and 2. The through a high temperature heater (pyrolyzer) which...
Page 39: Vacuum Pumps
Vertex System cabinet inside a sound-deadening enclosure to reduce noise. Three cooling fans circulate air over the pumps. The Vertex System draws cooling air in through a ﬁlter mounted on the pump module access door. Pump Status Indicator See Pump Status Indicator under Section 4.3.1...
Page 40: Multiple Gas Monitoring
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.9 Multiple Gas Monitoring Each Vertex Analyzer module can monitor only one A Vertex System equipped with two or more types gas family (such as hydrides or mineral acids). of Analyzer modules can monitor more than one gas (or groups of gases such as hydrides or mineral acids) at a location.
Page 41: Control System
72-Point Continuous Monitor 1.10 Control System 1.10.1 Data Acquisition Computer The data acquisition computer (DAq) is the central The Vertex control system is a redundant system processor for the Vertex System. It conﬁgures the consisting of a central data acquisition computer analyzers,...
Page 42: Installation
72-Point Continuous Monitor 2 Installation Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 43: Introduction
72-Point Continuous Monitor 2.1 Introduction The installation and initial start-up procedure for the Vertex System consists of seven steps, described in this and the following sections: • 2.2 Surveying the Installation Site • 2.3 Optional Floor Mounting • 2.4 Installing Sample Lines / Filters •...
Page 44: Surveying The Installation Site
Allow clearance above the monitor for protected setting remote from the manufacturing installing sample lines. or storage locations that it monitors. You can place the Vertex System up to 400 ft. (122 m) from sample locations. Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 45: Sample Locations
72-Point Continuous Monitor 2.3 Optional Floor Mounting 2.2.5 Sample Locations Before installing the Vertex System, evaluate the For added protection with optional ﬂoor mounts, sampling locations to determine if excessive dust prepare ﬂoor anchors to secure the base of the or moisture are present.
Page 46: Sample Line Installation Requirements
• Sample lines should not exceed 400 ft. (122 • If an analyzer is installed in the Vertex with m) in length. a Chemcassette tape, the optics may need • Route all lines as direct as possible to improve cleaning before activating a previously unused transport time.
Page 47: Sample Line Connections
ﬁlter type to use with each target gas. l a s er or a lea c ec a ter installing le lines. ee ection . ec ing le ines or t e lea c ec rocedure. Vertex Technical Handbook...
Page 48: Installing Pump Exhaust Line
This section describes exhaust connections and installation. The Vertex System is equipped with a vacuum pump that is located in the bottom of the Vertex System cabinet. The pump exhaust line connects to the manufacturing facility central toxic exhaust system.
Page 49: Electrical Power
2.6 Electrical Power power module. Connect ground wire to the threaded stud on the side rail of the rack. The Vertex System requires a connection to a source of electrical power. An easily accessible See Figure 1. service disconnect/power switch must be installed...
Page 50: Verifying Proper Ac Power Connection
72-Point Continuous Monitor Black (or Brown*) Green/Yellow or Green White (or Blue*) Figure 2 – Vertex Series 1 ® *Colors for European installation Figure 1 – AC Power Connection 2.6.2 Verifying Proper AC Power Connection Figure 3 – Vertex Series 2 ®...
Page 51 Figure 5 – Verifying Neutral Connection Verifying Operating Voltage: Touch the red multimeter lead to the line/hot connection and touch the black lead to the neutral (see Figure 6). The meter should display a voltage value of 230 VAC ±10%. Vertex Technical Handbook 2-10...
Page 52: Vertex Transformer Installation
The directions and diagrams enclosed herein are intended to illustrate the proper installation and wiring of transformers designed to step-down or step-up site voltage to proper levels for Vertex ® operation. The information provided has been gathered from Sola/Hevi-Duty for use with their products as speciﬁed in this document.
Page 53 Line In - Neutral Line In - 480v H5 H6 Line In - Ground Line In - Neutral Line In - Ground To Vertex - Ground SHIELD To Vertex - Neutral To Vertex - Ground To Vertex - Line SHIELD...
Page 54 Secondary not required. OCP is required as shown below. Individual transformer overcurrent protection NOT REQUIRED Supply Voltage Transformer Branch Circuit Secondary feeding Overcurrent Load transformer meets Protector this requirement Pri. Sec. Vertex Technical Handbook 2-13...
Page 55 This information must be listed on the load without exceeding the temperature rise transformer nameplate. of the unit. • Maximum transformer enclosure temperature will not exceed 650C rise above a 400C ambient under full load. Vertex Technical Handbook 2-14...
Page 56 301 to 500 KVA 60 db • Transformers, 15 KVA to 500 KVA, shall incorporate a UL recognized 2200C insulation system and exhibit a maximum 1500C temperature rise above a maximum ambient of 400C under full load. Vertex Technical Handbook 2-15...
Page 57: Power On/Off
2.6.4 Power On/Off An internal rack power switch is located behind the touch screen door. After performing self-diagnostics, the Vertex System main screen opens and the system returns to the same state it was in prior to power down. Series 2 Rack...
Page 58: Data Acquisition System
72-Point Continuous Monitor 2.7 Data Acquisition System The data acquisition computer or DAq is the main computer in the Vertex System. System display and operator control are through an LCD touch screen with on-screen keyboard. The on-screen keyboard operates similar to a standard keyboard except when using modiﬁer keys...
Page 59 Hooking keyboard to the front of the system To install the keyboard: 1. Open the display. 2. Remove keyboard from storage shelf. All Hook front of keyboard tray into slot under ﬁrst tier cables are connected. of analyzers. Vertex Technical Handbook 2-18...
Page 60: Printer
72-Point Continuous Monitor 2.7.2 Printer The Vertex System software can be programmed to print to either a network or local printer. To install a local printer, connect it to the parallel printer port as shown. You may also use the USB port. The correct printer driver must also be installed.
Page 61: External Network Connection
72-Point Continuous Monitor 2.7.3 External Network Connection The Vertex System can be connected to an external Ethernet network at the port shown. External Ethernet Connector External Ethernet Ferrite 2.7.4 Network Computer Security The Vertex relies on the RSView system of accounts and passwords to prevent unauthorized tampering as described in section 4.6.6 of this manual.
Page 62: Wiring Alarm Relays
Appendix E, Optional Relay Speci- fications, for alarm relay voltage and contact rating guidelines. 2.8.1 Relay Contacts The Vertex System has form-A, single-pole, single-throw relays that activate external alarm devices. Contacts are available for each circuit to accommodate installation of external devices.
Page 63: Validating The System
(CEMF) protection such upon request from Honeywell Analytics: as a suppression diode. 1998-0837 Calibration and Veriﬁcation • Do not use the Vertex System power supply for external alarm power. 1998-0219 Detector Testing Protocols Note: a e sure all connections co...
Page 65: Factory Configuration
3.1.2 Factory Configuration...
Page 66: Getting Started
3.2 Getting Started...
Page 70: Start Program
3.6 Start Program CAUTION...
Page 72: Configuration Utility
3.7 Configuration Utility...
Page 73 Configure Analyzer / Points Set Initial Configuration Define Gas Location Names...
Page 74 Define and Assign PLCs Information See Summary Information...
Page 75 Install Profile Status Install Current Profile Open Profile... File Save/Save As... Close Window/Done...
Page 76 Non-Latching Gas Alarm Relays Inverted Gas Alarm Relays...
Page 77 Disabled Alarm Action - Gas Relays Disabled or Full (No Gas Events)
Page 78 Internal Filter Life (in Days) Set Timeout Values User Specified Auto Logout...
Page 79 1st TWA Time...
Page 80 Logging Rate DB Management o ten to a oid filling a aila le dis s ace.
Page 81 Database Management-Retention Periods Logged Data Record Retention Period Event Record Retention Period...
Page 82 20 mA PLC Installed Fieldbus Fieldbus Parameters...
Page 83 Use mg/m3 units Profile Description User File Rev...
Page 84: Define Gas Location
3.7.1 Define Gas Location Add New Entry Long names Short names Replace Selected Item Delete Selected Item...
Page 86: Configure Analyzers And Points
3.7.2 Configure Analyzers and Points...
Page 87: Set Analyzer Window
3.7.3 Set Analyzer Window Family/Chemcassette ChemCam AutoPicture...
Page 88: Configure Point
Lower Detection Limit (LDL) level ChemCam AutoPicture 3.7.4 Configure Point...
Page 90 Alarm Level 1 and Alarm Level 2...
Page 91 Alarm Level 1 Alarm Level 2 User-programmable LDL (see page 3-25)
Page 92 Log never/Log always/Log if filling a aila le dis s ace. PLC F/S Conc. (Data Output)
Page 93 Unit choices are: %F/S mg/m3...
Page 94 Perform Optional Line Integrity Test No Monitoring Associated (*.HTM) File...
Page 95 Generate Window Zero PLC Network Reset Faults Generate Accelerated CC Usage Faults Virtual Reference Line Integrity Test...
Page 96 Virtual Reference Function...
Page 97: Define And Assign Relays
3.7.5 Define and Assign Relays...
Page 98: Configure Plc
3.7.6 Configure PLC PLC Relay Cards Relays per Card...
Page 99 Fault Relay Count alar rela definitions. ou c ange t e nu er o ault rela s t e current rela definitions eco e in alid and ust e redefined. Shift...
Page 100: Set Alarm Relays
3.7.7 Set Alarm Relays ting alar rela definitions. ou c ange t e definitions a c ange and ust e redefined. ection . . onfigure...
Page 101 Clear all alarm Squares that represent definitions the point or points to from relays associate with the relay Selected relay in the...
Page 102: Set Fault Relays
3.7.8 Set Fault Relays configura le. ee ection . . onfigure...
Page 104: Profile Management-File Menu
3.7.9 Profile Management-File Menu...
Page 105: Other Menu
3.7.10 Other Menu Copy Az definition Copy Gas Location Name Copy *.htm File Name Alarm Defaults...
Page 106: Profile Management Utility
3.7.11 Profile Management Utility...
Page 107: Load Tape
3.8 Load Tape...
Page 108: Verify Flow Rates And Supply Vacuum
3.9 Verify Flow Rates and Supply Vacuum ains) a not e a le to ac ie e g. n t is case t e a i u ac ie a le sa le oint o rate s o n 3.9.2 Verify Flow Rates 3.9.1 Set Supply Vacuum (Series 2) Supply Vacuum Adjust...
Page 109 Flow (cc/min) Selection Pad Point Vacuum (in Hg) Vacuum Optional Line Integrity Test Option...
Page 110 Target Flow Flow Rate...
Page 111 Range Minimum Flow Maximum Flow...
Page 112: Leak Checking Sample Lines
3.10 Leak Checking Sample Lines 3.11 Reconfigure...
Page 113: Moving To A New Site
ut not included in t e configuration s ould e A NIN 3.12 Moving to a New Site turned off. Insure power is disconnected at the source prior to servicing alarm contacts. A NIN sample areas. For leak tight connections, fol low the instructions in the Installing Pump Exhaust Line section and the Remove Pump section.
Page 114: System Shut Down
3.13 System Shut Down CAUTIO Failure to properly shut down the ertex could result in system file corruption.
Page 117 ust e s ut do n e ore closing t e ser er. ailure to do t is ill result in t e ser er...
Page 123: Operation
Pump Health Indication Pump Status Indicator Pump Operation Indication...
Page 127 a il at a ti e. en ou configure t e erte...
Page 134 anges to sort and filter o tions ill not ta e e ect until...
Page 151 and needs to e erified or ad usted i anal ers...
Page 156 erte cannot ad ust t e o to t e ro er l ers installed ill a ect s ste acuu and a ect t e o rate. e auto alance a...
Page 177 Note location of Acid Scrubber Filter Arrow must point downward...
Page 178 Arrows must point downward...
Page 179 align ent reading ca a ilit )
Page 181 otate t e red ta o disconnect t is onto tu ing con de ress t e loc ta nector to t e o en on t e o er con osition and ull t e nector and ull to connector o lign t e orts on t e connector seat...
Page 182 en reconnecting t e anal er connect t e nal er o unications ca le to t e anal er first.
Page 185 ou a re lace a u en t e s ste laces it in stand . o not re lace an o erating...
Page 186 A NIN CAUTION fitting improperly installed or with one of the...
Page 187 A NIN...
Page 188 Locking knob Slide Catch Handle...
Page 190 o e serial co unication cards locat ed in slot ) do not a e atter ac u .
Page 191 o e ac u edia a c ange t e files to read and a require an additional ste o c anging ttri utes it in t e file ro erties to a e t e usa le. a a as fi s a...
Page 192 o not use canned air near rol er gas ased detectors t e alogenated gasses a trigger alar s. nstead use or a co ressed source t at is ree o oils and conta inants. e o e and clean one ort at a ti e to insure ro er orientation o tu ing.
Page 221 ent istor eac ti e t e o tion is in o ed. isting anal ers configured or ill e una ected.
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Page 239 cifica i...
Page 240 P ss P ss...
Page 260 cifica i...
Page 261 ac s...
Page 262 Amperes...
Page 263 a Assi...
Page 266 i a Assi...
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Page 273 i a Assi figuration rela s are used. de ault settings do not include co lete alar and ault settings or all nine anal ers or all oints.
Page 274 a A a...
Page 278 CAUTION fieldbus networks and the internet. These networks are not designed to resist cyberattack so their cabling must have rigorous physical isolation from malicious tra c.
Page 279 CAUTION System display and operator control is through an on screen keyboard or an optional external keyboard. OPC via Ethernet is not recommend ed for the primary safety system notification. CAUTION Tunnel OPC communication outside the er tex rack using secure software such as .
Page 287 P fi...
Page 288 P fi P fi...
Page 297 AR I It is essential that Ethernet CIP clients which communicate with the ertex monitor the eart beat byte in word 0. This is because the M I DF T will continue to communicate if the ertex PLC ceases to run. External automation e uipment must be programmed to treat a failure of the heartbeat to increment as a complete loss of gas detection.
Page 302 CAUTION Protect both the remote station and the net work between it and the ertex monitor from unauthori ed contact. Software changes in crease the vulnerability of the ertex rack to malicious attack.
Page 307 DCOM Configuration...
Page 310 ipcofig /all...
Page 313 no enclature t e e ect o a sa le line lea...
Page 314 a ic c a ic...
Page 316 Acc ss Acc ss...
Page 317 anal ers configured or ill e una ected.
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