Teledyne 300M User Manual
Teledyne API Model 300M CO Analyzer Instruction Manual, 04033, Rev. A
2.1.5 Data Acquisition (DAS)
The Model 300M contains a flexible and powerful built in data acquisition system (DAS) that
enables the analyzer to store concentration data as well as many diagnostic parameters in its
battery backed memory. For more information on programming custom Data Channels, a
supplementary document containing this information can be requested from Teledyne API.
enables the analyzer to store concentration data as well as many diagnostic parameters in its
battery backed memory. For more information on programming custom Data Channels, a
supplementary document containing this information can be requested from Teledyne API.
2.1.6 RS-232 Interface
The M300M CO Analyzer features an RS-232 interface which can output the instantaneous
and/or average CO data to another computer. It can also be used as a command and status
channel to allow another computer to control the analyzer. Refer to Appendix Figure A-1 or
Appendix A for details on the RS-232 interface.
and/or average CO data to another computer. It can also be used as a command and status
channel to allow another computer to control the analyzer. Refer to Appendix Figure A-1 or
Appendix A for details on the RS-232 interface.
2.1.7 Password Protection
The M300M CO Analyzer provides password protection of the calibration and setup functions to
prevent incorrect adjustments to the analyzer. There are two levels of passwords which
correspond to operator, supervisor/maintenance, and analyzer configuration functions. When
prompted for a password, any of the valid passwords can be entered, but the CPU will limit
access to the functions allowed for that password level. Each level allows access to the functions
of all the levels below plus some additional functions. Table 2-1 lists the password levels and the
functions allowed for each level.
prevent incorrect adjustments to the analyzer. There are two levels of passwords which
correspond to operator, supervisor/maintenance, and analyzer configuration functions. When
prompted for a password, any of the valid passwords can be entered, but the CPU will limit
access to the functions allowed for that password level. Each level allows access to the functions
of all the levels below plus some additional functions. Table 2-1 lists the password levels and the
functions allowed for each level.
Table 2-1: Password Levels
Password
Level
Functions Allowed
No password
0
TEST
MSG
CLR
MSG
CLR
Calibration (512)
1
CALZ
CALS
CAL
CALS
CAL
Setup (818)
2
SETUP
2-2