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CombiLyz AFI4/AFI5
Inductive conductivity transmitter
EN Operating Instructions 3
DE Betriebsanleitung 19
FR Manuel d'utilisation 35
Operating Instructions
Conductivity measurement
CombiLyz AFI4/AFI5
Inductive conductivity transmitter
Type plate
Type
Type of sensor
Matr.
Material number
In
Input voltage and power consumption
Out
Conductivity/concentration/temperature,
customer-specic
Maximum external load
Range
Maximum range
Tamb
Ambient temperature
Tproces
Process temperature
S/N
Serial number
Date
Date of manufacture
Do not dispose of in household waste
Conformity with EU directives
Approvals, type-specic
Version
Sensortyp
Matr.
Materialnummer
In
Eingangsspannung und
Stromverbrauch
Out
Leitfähigkeit/Konzentration/Temperatur,
kundenspezisch
Maximale externe Last
Bereich
Maximalbereich
Tamb
Umgebungstemperatur
Tproces
Prozesstemperatur
S/N
Seriennummer
Date
Herstellungsdatum
Nicht im Hausmüll entsorgen
Konformität mit EU-Richtlinien
Zulassungen, typenspezisch
Version
Type de capteur
Matr.
f. mat.
In
Tension d'entrée et consommation
électrique
Out
Conductivité/Concentration/
Température, spéciques au client
Charge externe maximale
Plage
Plage maximale
Tamb
Température ambiante
Tproces
Température de processus
S/N
Numéro de série
Date
Date de fabrication
Ne pas jeter avec les ordures ménagères
Conformité avec les directives
européennes
Autorisations, selon le type
AFI4-5630.4002.0110
In U.: 15…35Vdc/150mA
Out Con.: 4…20mA
Out Temp.: 4…20mA
Matr.: 11129608
Range 0…1000ms
Tamb.: -20…+85 °C
Tproces: -20…+140 °C
S/N.: 010130 Date: 2014-08-19
Tag:
max Torque: 30 Nm
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Conductivity measurement
CombiLyz AFI4/AFI5
Inductive conductivity transmitter
Table of contents
1. Safety .......................................................... 3
2. Construction and function ........................... 4
3. Symbols in warning signs ............................ 4
4. Transport and storage ................................. 5
5. Mounting ..................................................... 5
6. Approvals .................................................... 8
7. Electrical connection ................................... 8
8. Conguration ..............................................11
9. Operation ...................................................13
10. Troubleshooting ..........................................14
11. Cleaning, maintenance and repair..............14
12. Disposal .....................................................14
13. Accessories ................................................14
14. Technical data ............................................14
15. Conguration overview .............................. 16
1. Safety
Intended use
The sensor must be used solely for conductivity
measurements of liquids.
The sensor must only be used for media against
which the housing material and sensor tip are
resistant.
Staff qualication
Only employ staff who are trained for the activities
described. This applies in particular to assembly,
installation, conguration and troubleshooting.
Make sure that the staff have read and understood
these instructions.
Electrical connection and EMC
All electrical wirings must comply with local
standards and connections must be made
according to the connection diagrams.
Technical condition
Only use the sensor in perfect technical condition.
Only use Baumer accessories.
Baumer will accept no liability for other
manufacturers’ accessories.
Only the DFON display may be replaced and only
Baumer may perform repairs on the device.
Operation
The power supply and environmental conditions
must comply with the specications of the
device. The device is not approved for electrical
installations in explosion hazard areas.
Before switching the device on and off, possible
effects on other equipment and the processing
system must be checked.
Risk of burns from hot media
During operation the sensor housing may warm
up to over 50 ºC. When working with hot media
provide protection against burns.
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
2. Construction and function
2
7
1
5
4
3
6
Fig. 1. Construction
1 DFON display
2 Connection for temperature and relay signal
3 Thread for mounting the AFIx
4 Hole for medium (conductivity measuring)
5 Tip with temperature sensor
6 Measuring cell
7 Connection for power supply, conductivity/
concentration signal and IO-Link
The CombiLyz AFIx consists of a conductivity
sensor, temperature sensor and a transmitter.
The device measures conductivity/concentration
and temperature of liquid media.
The CombiLyz AFIx can be programmed via the
touch screen display, FlexProgrammer 9701 or
an IO-Link Master. During operation, the display
shows information regarding measured values,
alarms and other data as specied during setup.
The 2 connectors are used to transfer sensor data,
alarms, control signals and programming data.
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CPU
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A
A
D
5
7
6
8
1
2
4
3
Fig. 2. Measuring principle
1 Oscillator
2 Range setting input S1 and S2
3 Conductivity/concentration out (4 … 20 mA)
+ IO-Link
4 Temperature out (4 … 20 mA)
5 Secondary coil
6 Pt100
7 Medium
8 Primary coil
Around the hole inside the measuring cell there
are 2 coils. The primary coil is supplied with
AC voltage and the secondary coil measures
the inducted current in the liquid medium inside
the hole. The temperature of the liquid medium
is measured via a Pt100 sensor in the tip of
the measuring cell. This allows temperature
compensation of the conductivity signal.
3. Symbols in warning signs
Symbol Warning term Explanation
DANGER
In situations which cause death or serious injuries.
WARNING
In situations which can cause death or serious injuries.
CAUTION
In situations which can cause light or medium injuries.
NOTICE
For material damage.
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
4. Transport and storage
f
Check packaging and sensor for damage.
f
In the event of damage: Do not use sensor.
f
Store sensor where it will be secure against shock.
Storage temperature: –30 … 80 °C
Relative humidity: < 98 %
5. Mounting
5.1 Mounting conditions
Fig. 3. Mounting locations
The sensor can be mounted at any point on the
vessel or pipe.
Fig. 4. Fully submerged in medium
For correct operation the sensor must be fully
submerged in the medium.
1
Fig. 5. Mounting in ow direction
To allow a sufcient self-cleaning to happen, the
hole through the sensor must be oriented in the
ow direction. Arrows (1) on the sensor above the
connection mark the orientation of the hole.
≥1 m
Fig. 6. Recommended distance from bend
To avoid problems due to turbulence in owing
media, Baumer recommends to mount the sensor
in a distance of at least 1 m from a bend.
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CombiLyz AFI4/AFI5
Inductive conductivity transmitter
Some weld-in sleeves (e.g. ZPW3-526) must be mounted in the correct angle to allow automatic draining.
Example of mounting with weld-in sleeve ZPW3-
526
170°
190°
5.2 Changing orientation of the display
Depending on the mounting location and orientation of the sensor, the facing and orientation of the display
can be adjusted accordingly.
f
Open housing by unscrewing the cover.
0…345
°
1
f
Lift display from housing.
f
If desired, turn head of sensor:
Loosen the 2 screws (1) inside with a 2 mm
Allen key.
Turn head of sensor to the left (max. 345°).
Tighten the 2 screws (1) inside with a 2 mm
Allen key.
f
Make sure not to damage connecting ribbon
cable and put the display back in housing in the
desired orientation.
f
Close housing by screwing on the cover.
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
5.3 Mounting and dismounting the AFI5 cable
Mounting the AFI5 cable
f
To plug the cable in, align the 2 red points.
A locking mechanism ensures that the cable
cannot be pulled out unintentionally.
Dismounting the AFI5 cable
f
Press both ends of the locking mechanism
together.
f
Pull the cable out.
5.4 Mounting the AFIx
WARNING
Danger to health from contaminated medium
f
Only use weld-in sleeves or adapters from Baumer.
f
Do not seal the process connections with Teon tape (PTFE) or elastomer.
f
Welding work must only be carried out by welders trained in the area of hygiene.
9 Hole for mounting the sensor is easily accessible and dry.
9 Vessel is drained.
9 Mounting location and sensor orientation meet the conditions in chapter “5.1 Mounting conditions” on
page 5.
f
Mount weld-in sleeve or adapter as follows:
3-A mark or arrow points upwards
Leakage hole points downwards
Hygienically and internally ush
f
Grind welding to Ra ≤ 0.8.
f
Screw in sensor.
Tightening torque: 20 … 25 Nm
f
Check leak-tightness of the sleeve.
f
Check leak-tightness of the cable glands or M12 plug.
f
Ensure that the housing cover is fastened properly.
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
Example of mounting with weld-in sleeve ZPW2-521
1
1
1
2
1 ZPW2-521
2 Leakage hole
6. Approvals
The EHEDG certicate is only valid in connection with the appropriate installation parts.
These are marked with the "EHEDG Certied" logo.
The 3-A Sanitary Standard requirements are only met with the appropriate installation parts.
These are marked with the 3-A logo.
Approved by Underwriter Laboratories (UL) for use in the USA and Canada as an industrial
control device.
For more information on approvals and certication, refer to the product page on www.baumer.com.
7. Electrical connection
7.1 External connections
9 A voltage supply of 15 to 35 V DC is provided.
f
Switch off supply voltage.
f
Connect the sensor in accordance with pin assignment.
NOTICE
Damage to sealing or connector!
Tightening the knurl with too much force can damage the connector or the O-ring inside the cable gland.
f
Only tighten the knurl by hand with a maximum torque of 0.6 N.
f
Do not use any tools when tightening the knurl.
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
M12-A, 4-pin
1
2
1 Left side connection
2 Right side connection
M12-A, 4-pin
4
3
1
2
4
3
1
2
M12-A, 5-pin M12-A, 8-pin
4
3
5
1
2
6
4
1
2
8
37
5
Left side connection (front view) Right side connection (front view)
M12-A, 4-pin
Function Pin
+Vs Power supply + 15 … 35 V DC 1
GND (0 V) Power supply – 15 … 35 V DC 3
Iout1 + Conductivity + 4 … 20 mA 4
Iout – Conductivity – 4 … 20 mA 2
M12-A, 4-pin
Function Pin
Iout2 + Temperature + 4 … 20 mA 4
Iout – Temperature – 4 … 20 mA 2
S1 External input n. c. / 24 V DC 1
S2 External input n. c. / 24 V DC 3
M12-A, 5-pin, IO-Link
Function
Pin
+Vs Power supply + 15 … 35 V DC 1
GND (0 V) Power supply – 15 … 35 V DC 3
Iout1 + Conductivity + 4 … 20 mA 5
Iout – Conductivity – 4 … 20 mA 2
IO-Link IO-Link / SW 4
M12-A, 8-pin
Function Pin
Iout2 + Temperature + 4 … 20 mA 2
Iout – Temperature – 4 … 20 mA 7
S1 External input n. c. / 24 V DC 1
S2 External input n. c. / 24 V DC 8
R11 Relay 1 5
R12 Relay 1 6
R21 Relay 2 3
R22 Relay 2 4
Iout– is internally connected as a common
minus for both conductivity/concentration and
temperature output (4 … 20 mA).
Electrical connection with cable gland
Connector type Cable diameter
M16 plastic 5 … 10 mm
M16 stainless steel 5 … 9 mm
M20 plastic 8 … 13 mm
M20 stainless steel 11 … 13 mm
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M12-A, 5-pin, HART®
Function
Pin
+Vs Power supply + 15 … 35 V DC 1
GND (0 V) Power supply – 15 … 35 V DC 3
Iout1 + Conductivity + 4 … 20 mA
4
Iout – Conductivity – 4 … 20 mA 2
IO-Link IO-Link / SW
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
7.2 Internal connections
Electrical connections on the AFIx transmitter
1
7
2
3
4
8
9
10
11
12
5
6
DFON
1 Display (UnitCom)
2 IO-Link
3 Temperature +
4 Common –
5 Conductivity/concentration +
6 Com 2
7 Ground
8 Com 1
9 S2
10 S1
11 Supply –
12 Supply +
When using a cable gland and a screened cable,
the ground connection (7) must be connected to
the cable screen.
Electrical connections on the display with relay output
1 24
5
3
6
87 9
1 Not connected
2 Not connected
3 Relay 21
4 Relay 22
5 Relay 11
6 Relay 12
7 Com 1
8 UnitCom
9 Com 2
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
7.3 Connecting FlexProgrammer 9701
Connection to transmitter
1
2
DFON
1 Com 1
2 Com 2
f
Open the housing by unscrewing the cover.
f
Connect the red clip to Com 1.
f
Connect the black clip to Com 2.
Connection to DFON display
1
2
1 Com 1
2 Com 2
f
Open the housing by unscrewing the cover.
f
Connect the red clip to Com 1.
f
Connect the black clip to Com 2.
8. Conguration
8.1 Conguration via touch screen
f
Congure temperature compensation.
Temp. compensation
Range 1 (%/K)
Range 2 (%/K)
Range 3 (%/K)
Range 4 (%/K)
Advanced compensation
Compensation value
Compensation value
Compensation value
Compensation value
Dene advanced comp.
Menu
Input cong.
AFIx menu
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
f
Select conductivity range.
Menu
Input cong.
Conductivity ranges
Conductivity range 1
Conductivity range 2
Conductivity range 3
Conductivity range 4
Select range
Select range
Select range
Select range
AFIx menu
f
If desired, select or dene further settings:
Concentration output
Display colors
Warnings
Relays
8.2 Conguration via FlexProgram
9 FlexProgrammer 9701 is connected.
Conguration options with the AFIx transmitter:
Select HART or IO-Link mode
Congure switch output
Congure temperature compensation
Select temperature source for compensation
Select conductivity range
Set current limits
Select concentration output
Congure media screen
Make a data logging
Calibrate sensor and media
Conguration options with the DFON display:
Select screen layout
Select backlight intensity
Dene relays
Dene warning and error indication
Calibrating the sensor (conductivity/temperature)
9 AFIx is powered up
9 The used medium has a known conductivity/temperature
f
Adjust an offset for the conductivity/temperature for the sensor.
f
If necessary, reset the sensor offset in FlexProgram.
Calibrating a medium
For the different ranges it is possible to calibrate the medium by calculating the temperature compensation
after 3 measurements.
9 Calibration is done in a controlled environment
9 AFIx is powered up
f
Have the sensor tip immersed in the medium for 1 minute before measuring the conductivity.
f
Measure the conductivity at 3 different temperatures using the same medium.
f
Calculate the temperature compensation for the medium.
For further information, refer to the HELP section in FlexProgram.
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
8.3 Conguration via IO-Link Master
Switch setup, conductivity ranges, output mode etc. can be congured via IO-Link with an IO-Link Master.
Note: The sensor may not be connected directly to a class B master.
f
Connect IO-Link Master to sensor.
f
Connect IO-Link to PC.
f
Set parameters.
For a detailed description of the parameter and process data for the IODD, refer to the AFI4/AFI5 product
page at www.baumer.com.
9. Operation
9.1 Display views
Selectable display views
Conductivity/
concentration and tag
Conductivity and details Media label and tag Medial label and details
Conductivity/
concentration bar
Conductivity/
concentration and
temperature bar
Conductivity and
concentration/
temperature
Concentration and
details
Visual alerts and colors
White background Green background Red background Red background and
error indication
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
10. Troubleshooting
Fault Cause Action
Display is off and no
signals from transmitter
Sensor not correctly connected
f
Check plug and power supply.
Device error
f
Dismount and return sensor.
Display is on but no signals
from transmitter
Short circuit
f
Remedy short circuit.
Display is off but there are
signals from transmitter
UnitCom cable not connected
f
Connect the UnitCom cable between
display and transmitter.
Display does not show the
correct data
Unsuitable media characteristics
f
Check signal quality with
FlexProgrammer 9701.
11. Cleaning, maintenance and repair
Cleaning
f
Clean, disinfect or sterilize sensor as needed
(CIP/SIP).
Maintenance
Regular maintenance is not required.
Repair
Do not repair the sensor yourself.
f
Send damaged sensor to Baumer.
12. Disposal
f
Do not dispose of in household
waste.
f
Separate materials and dispose
of in compliance with nationally
applicable regulations.
13. Accessories
For adapter and other accessories, refer to www.baumer.com.
14. Technical data
Conductivity performance characteristics
Conductivity 14 selectable ranges Max. measuring error
± 1.0 % FSR,
0 ... 1 mS/cm
to 0 ... 500 mS/cm
± 1.5 % FSR,
0 ... 1000 mS/cm,
± 1.5 % FSR,
0 ... 500 µS/cm
Min. measurable con-
ductivity
50 µS/cm
Max. measuring span 1000 mS/cm
Min. measuring span 500 µS/cm Reference conditions for
max. measuring error
Sensor incl. transmitter
at 25 °C ambient tempe-
rature
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Conductivity performance characteristics
Reference temperature 25 °C, adjustable Sample time ≤ 0.3 s
Repeatability < 0.5% FSR, > 1 mS/cm Temperature coefcient
(factor of change in pro-
cess temperature of 25 °C)
≤ 0.1 % FSR/K
Compensated
temperature range
–20 ... 150 °C
Temperature
compensation
0.0 ... 5.0 % FSR/K,
adjustable
Temperature coefcient
(factor of change in pro-
cess temperature of 25 °C)
(0 ... 500 µS/cm)
≤ 0.3 % FSR/K
Step response time, T90 ≤ 2.0 s
Temperature performance characteristics
Temperature Free programmable
range
Measuring range –20 ... 150 °C
Step response time,
T90
≤ 15 s
Max. measuring error ± 0.4 K
Reference conditions
for max. measuring
error
Sensor incl. transmitter
at 25 °C ambient tempe-
rature
Temperature coefcient
(factor of change in
process temperature of
25 °C)
≤ 0.5 % FSR/K, AFI4
≤ 0.5125 % FSR/K,
AFI5 with sensor
cable 2.5 m
≤ 0.525 % FSR/K,
AFI5 with sensor
cable 5 m
≤ 0.55 % FSR/K, AFI5
with sensor cable
10 m
Process conditions
Process temperature –20 … 140 °C,
permanent
140 ... 150 °C,
max. t < 1 h
Process pressure ≤ 25 bar
SIP/CIP compability < 60 min, at medium
temperature up to
150 °C
Ambient conditions
Operating
temperature
30 ... 80 °C, with DFON
touch screen
40 ... 85 °C, without DFON
touch screen
Degree of protection
(EN 60529)
IP67
IP69K, with appropriate
cable
Humidity < 98 % RH, condensing
Insulation voltage 500 V AC
Vibration (sinusoi-
dal) (EN 60068-2-6)
1.0 mm p-p (2 ...13.2 Hz),
0.7 g (13.2 ... 100 Hz),
1 octave / min.
Output signal
Conductivity/
concentration
4 … 20 mA
4 … 20 mA + HART®
Temperature 4 … 20 mA
Relays 2 relays included in the
display
Current rating 100 mA, max.
Interface IO -Link 1.1
With HART® modem
With FlexProgrammer 9701
Power supply
Voltage supply 15 … 35 V DC
18 ... 30 V DC, with IO-Link
Power-up time ≤ 10 s, without DFON touch
screen
≤ 16 s, with DFON touch
screen
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
Factory settings
Output mode Conductivity Temperature output 0 ... 150 °C
Conductivity range 1 0 ... 200 mS/cm Output damping 0.0 s
Conductivity range 2 0 ... 20 mS/cm Temperature com-
pensation range 1–4
2.0 % FSR/K
Conductivity range 3 0 ... 2 mS/cm Lower output current
limit
3.7 mA
Conductivity range 4 0 ... 500 µS/cm Upper output current
limit
21.0 mA
15. Conguration overview
15.1 Measurement ranges and basic principles
Temperature dependence
Medium % / K Sensor setting % / K
Acid 1.0 1.6 Factory setting 2.0
Base 1.8 … 2.2 Selectable range 0.0 … 5.0
Saline solution 2.2 … 3.0
Neutral water 2.0
Selectable conductivity ranges
0 … 500 µS/cm 0 … 5 mS/cm 0 … 50 mS/cm 0 … 500 mS/cm
0 … 1 mS/cm 0 … 10 mS/cm 0 … 100 mS/cm 0 … 1 S/cm
0 … 2 mS/cm 0 … 20 mS/cm 0 … 200 mS/cm
0 … 3 mS/cm 0 … 30 mS/cm 0 … 300 mS/cm
Selectable concentration ranges
NaOH (caustic soda)
0 … 12 % by weight (0 … 90 °C)
20 … 50 % by weight (0 … 90 °C)
HNO
3
(nitric acid)
0 … 25 % by weight (0 … 80 °C)
36 … 82 % by weight (0 … 80 °C)
Customer dened media (30 point lookup table)
Settings for the external input for range selection
Range S1 S2
1 N.C. N.C.
2 24 V DC N.C.
3 N.C. 24 V DC
4 24 V DC 24 V DC
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15.2 DFON menu structure
Identication
Type, S/N, Prod. date, FW
Product data
Product identification
Tag, User date
Communication data
Poll addr., Desc., Message
Poll address
Loop current mode
Enable / Disable
Display menu
AFIx menu
Menu
Input cong.
Output cong.
Conductivity ranges
Temp. compensation
Conductivity range 1
Conductivity range 2
Conductivity range 3
Conductivity range 4
Range 1 (%/K)
Range 2 (%/K)
Range 3 (%/K)
Range 4 (%/K)
Advanced compensation
Output mode
Conductivity mode
Concentration mode
Temperature output
Output current limits
Error output
Output damping
Cond. mode / Conc. mode
Use a PC
Temp. at 4 mA
Temp. at 20 mA
Output temp. unit
Lower current limit
Upper current limit
Lower temp. curr. limit
Upper temp. curr. limit
Error output current
Error output channel
Damping value
Data display mode
Diagnosis Factory reset
Calibrate conductivity
Calibrate temperature
Reset user calibration
Yes / No
Yes / No
Calibration value
Calibration value
Write address number
Select range
Select range
Select range
Select range
Compensation value
Compensation value
Compensation value
Compensation value
Dene advanced comp.
Range 1
Range 2
Range 3
Range 4
Cond. at 4 mA
See Range 1
See Range 1
See Range 1
Cond. at 20 mA
Temperature value
Temperature value
Celsius / Fahrenheit
Current value
Current value
Current value
Current value
Current value
Select channel
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Decimal value
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Inductive conductivity transmitter
Display setup
Diagnostics
Error / warning
Relay setup
Current value
Current value
Damping value
Enable / Disable
Display value
Display value
Select from list
Select from list
Select, when pressure
High error High error limit
High warning
Low error
Low warning
See High error
See High error
See High error
High error indication
High error backlight
Relay 1 mode
Relay 1 set point
Relay 1 reset point
AO / AC / NO / NC
Set point value
Set point value
Relay 2 mode
Relay 2 set point
Relay 2 reset point
AO / AC / NO / NC
Set point value
Set point value
Screen layout
Backlight
Password
Statistics
Colour
White / Green / Red
Intensity
10%-140%
Password enable
Enable / Disable
New password
Create new password
Min/Max / Errors / Uptime
Demo setup Select demo mode
Disabled / Static / Cyclic
Static demo value
Factory setting
Service menu
Current value
Accept / cancel
For service personnel
Standard screens Select display design
AFIx specific screens Select display design
Display menu
AFIx menu
Data display mode
Menu
Configuration
Identification
Input
Display output
Tag, S/N, Date, Prod. date
Input at 0%
Input at 100 %
Damping
Lin. Correction
Display at 0%
Display at 100%
Decimals
Unit
Abs. / Rel.
Menu timeout
Timeout value
Transmitter value
Display conversion
Language
EN / DK / DE / FR
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Sicherheit .................................................. 19
2. Aufbau und Funktion ................................. 20
3. Symbole in Warnhinweisen ....................... 20
4. Transport und Lagerung ............................ 21
5. Montage .................................................... 21
6. Zulassungen .............................................. 24
7. Elektrischer Anschluss .............................. 24
8. Konguration ............................................. 27
9. Betrieb ....................................................... 29
10. Störungsbehebung .................................... 30
11. Reinigung, Wartung und Reparatur ........... 30
12. Entsorgung ................................................ 30
13. Zubehör ..................................................... 30
14. Technische Daten ...................................... 30
15. Kongurationsübersicht ............................. 32
1. Sicherheit
Bestimmungsgemässe Verwendung
Der Sensor darf nur zur Leitfähigkeitsmessung von
Flüssigkeiten benutzt werden.
Der Sensor darf nur für Medien eingesetzt
werden, gegen die das Gehäusematerial und die
Sensorspitze resistent sind.
Personalqualikation
Setzen Sie nur Mitarbeiter ein, die zur
Durchführung solcher Arbeiten ausgebildet
wurden. Dies gilt insbesondere für Montage,
Installation, Konguration und Störungsbehebung.
Sicherstellen, dass das Personal diese Anleitung
gelesen und verstanden hat.
Elektrischer Anschluss und EMV
Sämtliche elektrische Leitungen müssen die
örtlichen Auagen erfüllen und Verbindungen
sind anhand des Verkabelungsdiagramms
durchzuführen.
Technischer Zustand
Den Sensor nur dann benutzen, wenn er sich
in einem einwandfreien technischen Zustand
bendet.
Nur Zubehör von Baumer verwenden.
Für Zubehör anderer Hersteller übernimmt Baumer
keine Haftung.
Nur das DFON-Display kann ersetzt werden, wobei
diese Reparaturarbeiten am Gerät ausschliesslich
Baumer durchführen darf.
Betrieb
Die Stromversorgung und die
Umgebungsbedingungen müssen die
Gerätespezizierungen erfüllen. Das Gerät
darf nicht im Zusammenhang mit elektrischen
Installationen verwendet werden, die sich in
Bereichen benden, in denen Explosionsgefahr
herrscht.
Bevor Sie das Gerät ein- und ausschalten, prüfen
ob eventuelle Auswirkungen auf andere Geräte
und das Prozessverfahren vorhanden sind.
Verbrennungsgefahr bei heissen Medien
Das Gehäuse des Sensors kann sich im Betrieb
auf über 50 °C erwärmen. Bei heissen Medien für
Verbrennungsschutz sorgen.
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Leitfähigkeitsmessung
CombiLyz AFI4/AFI5
Induktives Leitfähigkeitsmessgerät
Betriebsanleitung
2. Aufbau und Funktion
2
7
1
5
4
3
6
Abb. 1. Aufbau
1 DFON-Display
2 Anschluss für Temperatur- und Relaissignal
3 Gewinde zur Montage des AFIx
4 Bohrung für das Medium (Leitfähigkeitsmessung)
5 Spitze mit Temperatursensor
6 Messzelle
7 Anschluss für Stromversorgung, Leitfähigkeits-/
Konzentrationssignal und IO-Link
Der CombiLyz AFIx besteht aus einem
Leitfähigkeitssensor, Temperatursensor und einem
Messumformer. Das Gerät misst die Leitfähigkeit/
Konzentration und Temperatur von Flüssigstoffen.
Die CombiLyz AFIx kann über das Touch-Display,
den FlexProgrammer 9701 oder einen IO-Link Master
programmiert werden. Während des Betriebs wird
auf dem Display Information über die Messwerte,
Alarme und anderen Daten angezeigt, die während der
Einstellung festgelegt wurden.
Die beiden Steckverbindungen dienen dazu,
Sensordaten, Alarme, Steuersignale und
Programmierdaten zu übermitteln.
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CPU
D
A
A
D
5
7
6
8
1
2
4
3
Abb. 2. Messprinzip
1 Oszillator
2 Bereichseinstellung Eingang S1 und S2
3 Leitfähigkeit/Konzentration Ausgang (4... 20 mA)
+ IO-Link
4 Temperatur Ausgang (4... 20 mA)
5 Sekundäre Spule
6 Pt100
7 Medium
8 Primäre Spule
Um die Bohrung herum in der Messzelle benden
sich 2 Spulen. Die primäre Spule wird mit
Wechselspannung gespeist, und die sekundäre Spule
misst den induzierten Strom im Flüssigmedium in der
Bohrung. Die Temperatur des Flüssigkeitsmediums
wird über den Pt100-Sensor an der Spitze
des Messzelle gemessen. Dies gestattet eine
Temperaturkompensation des Leitfähigkeitssignals.
3. Symbole in Warnhinweisen
Symbol Warnwort Erklärung
GEFAHR
Bei Situationen, die zum Tod oder zu schweren Verletzungen führen.
WARNUNG
Bei Situationen, die zum Tod oder zu schweren Verletzungen führen können.
VORSICHT
Bei Situationen, die zu leichten oder mittelschweren Verletzungen führen können.
HINWEIS
Bei Sachschäden.
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Letfähigkeitsmessung
CombiLyz AFI4/AFI5
Induktives Leitfähigkeitsmessgerät
Betriebsanleitung
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