EXO User Manual ADVANCED WATER QUALITY MONITORING PLATFORM TM
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USER MANUAL ITEM# 603789REF REVISION K EXO User Manual ADVANCED WATER QUALITY MONITORING PLATFORM TM The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. Effort has been made to make the information in this manual complete, accurate, and current. The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for errors or omissions in this manual. Consult YSI.com/EXO for the most up-to-date version of this manual. THIS IS AN INTERACTIVE DOCUMENT When viewing this document as an AdobeTM PDF, hovering your cursor over certain phrases will bring up the finger-point icon. Clicking elements of the Table of Contents, website URLs, or references to certain sections will take you automatically to those locations. Product Components Carefully unpack the instrument and accessories and inspect for damage. If any parts or materials are damaged, contact YSI Customer Service at 800-897-4151 (+1 937 767-7241) or the authorized YSI distributor from whom the instrument was purchased. Technical Support Telephone: 800 897 4151 (USA), +1 937 767 7241 (Globally) Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 ET Fax: +1 937 767 9353 (orders) Email: [email protected] YSI.com Safety Information Please read this entire manual before unpacking, setting up or operating this equipment. Pay attention to all precautionary statements. Failure to do so could result in serious injury to the operator or damage to the equipment. Make sure that the protection provided by this equipment is not impaired. Do not use or install this equipment in any manner other than that specified in this manual. Precautionary Symbols NOTE: Information that requires special emphasis NOTICE: Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, may cause damage to the instrument A CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that may result in minor or moderate injury A WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in death or serious injury 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. EXO Platform Overview 4.17 ISEs: Ammonium, Nitrate, & Chloride Calibration 1.1 EXO1 Sonde Overview 4.18 NitraLED UV Nitrate Overview 1.2 EXO2 Sonde Overview 4.19 NitraLED Calibration and Correction 1.3 EXO2S Sonde Overview 4.20 pH and ORP Sensor Overview 1.4 EXO3 Sonde Overview 4.21 pH Calibration 1.5 EXO Field Cables Overview 4.22 ORP Calibration 1.6 EXO Handheld Overview 4.23 Rhodamine Sensor Overview 1.7 EXO GO Overview 4.24 Rhodamine Calibration 4.25 Total Algae Sensor Overview 2. Operation 4.26 Total Algae Calibration 2.1 Sonde Install / Replace EXO1 Batteries 4.27 Turbidity Sensor Overview 2.2 Sonde Install / Replace EXO2 and EXO3 Batteries 4.28 Turbidity Calibration 2.3 Install / Remove Guard or Cal. Cup 4.29 Total Suspended Solids Calculation 2.4 Install / Remove Sensors 2.5 Sonde States and LED Descriptions 5. Maintenance 2.6 Connection Methods Overview 5.1 Sonde Storage 2.7 Awaken Sonde, Activate Bluetooth 5.2 Sonde Maintenance 2.8 Connect Sonde, Bluetooth 5.3 Replace EXO1 Sonde Bail 2.9 Connect Sonde, SDI-12 - EXO3 Only 5.4 Replace EXO2 and EXO3 Sonde Bail 2.10 Communication Adapters Overview 5.5 Depth and Level Sensor Maintenance and Storage 2.11 Communication Adapters, USB 5.6 Standard Optical Sensors Maintenance and Storage 2.12 Communication Adapters, DCP 5.7 C/T Sensor Maintenance and Storage 2.13 Communication Adapter, RS-232 5.8 Dissolved Oxygen Sensor Storage 2.14 Communication Adapters, SDI-12 5.9 Dissolved Oxygen Sensor Maintenance and Rehydration 2.15 Communication Adapters, Modbus 5.10 Dissolved Oxygen Sensor Cap Replacement 2.16 Connect Sonde, Flow Cell 5.11 pH and pH/ORP Sensors Storage and Rehydration 2.17 Daisy Chaining, Sonde Expansion 5.12 pH and pH/ORP Sensors Maintenance 2.18 Sonde Clamping / Mooring, Long-Term Monitoring 5.13 ISE Sensors Maintenance and Storage 5.14 Sensor Module Replacement 3. KorEXO Software 5.15 EXO Central Wiper Maintenance and Storage 3.1 Introduction 5.16 EXO Field Cable Maintenance and Storage 3.2 Installation 5.17 Connectors Maintenance and Storage 3.3 Instrument Connection Panel 5.18 Antifouling Equipment Maintenance 3.4 Home Screen 5.19 Flow Cell Maintenance 3.5 File Menu 5.20 Storage Cases, Packing Options 3.6 Calibration Screen 3.7 Deployment Screen 6. Vented Level Sonde 3.8 Live & Recorded Data 6.1 Vented Level Sonde Overview 3.9 Instruments and Sensors 6.2 Vented Level Sonde Installation 6.3 Vented Cables and Desiccants Installation 4. Sensors and Calibration 6.4 Calibration 4.1 Sensors Overview 6.5 Maintenance and Storage 4.2 Calibration Basic Overview 4.3 Calibration Report 7. Accessories 4.4 SmartQC Overview 7.1 Ordering 4.5 Conductivity / Temperature Sensor Overview 4.6 Conductivity / Temperature Calibration 8. Health and Safety, Warranty, Service 4.7 Wiped Conductivity / Temperature Sensor Overview 8.1 Health and Safety, Chemicals 4.8 Wiped C / T Calibration and Deployment 8.2 Radio Frequency 4.9 Depth and Level Sensor Overview 8.3 Declarations of Conformity 4.10 Depth and Level Calibration 8.4 Instrument Warranty 4.11 Dissolved Oxygen Sensor Overview 8.5 Instrument Service, Cleaning and Packing 4.12 Dissolved Oxygen Calibration 8.6 Instrument Service, Recycling 4.13 fDOM Sensor Overview 4.14 fDOM Calibration Standards 9. Appendices 4.15 fDOM Calibration 9.1 EXO PAR User Manual 4.16 ISEs: Ammonium, Nitrate, & Chloride Overview 9.2 EXO Handheld Mini Manual 3 Section 1 EXO Platform Overview 4 EXO1 Sonde 1.1 Overview The EXO1 sonde is a multiparameter instrument that collects water quality data. The sonde collects the data with up to four user- replaceable sensors and an integral pressure transducer. Each sensor measures its parameter via a variety of electrochemical, optical, or physical detection methods. Each port accepts any EXO sensor and automatically recognizes its type. Depending upon user-defined settings, the EXO1 will collect data and store it onboard the sonde, transfer the data to a data collection platform (DCP), or relay data directly to a user’s PC or the EXO Handheld. See Section 6 for information specific to vented level sondes. Users communicate with the sonde via a field cable to an EXO Handheld, Bluetooth® wireless connection to a PC or EXO Classic Handheld, or a USB connection (via communications adapter) to a PC. Specifications EXO1 Bulkhead Operating Environment Depth Rating 250 meters, 820 feet Xenoy®, Lexan® , titanium, Material 316 stainless steel Internal Logging 512 MB Memory Capacity Software KorEXO Software Communications Sonde Wireless: Bluetooth Field Cable: RS-485 Adapters RS-232, Mod Bus, USB, SDI-12 Universal Sensor Ports Power External 9-16 VDC Internal (2) D-cell batteries Temperature Operating -5 to 50°C Storage -20 to +80°C Battery Life 90 days* Dimensions Diameter 4.70 cm,1.85 in Length 64.77 cm, 25.50 in Weight w/ battery 1.42 kg, 3.15 lb *Battery life will depend on the type of sensors and measurement frequency. 5 EXO1 Sonde 599501-xx Removable Bail 599473 6-Pin Cable Connector Upper Battery Compartment Seal O-ring kit 599680 Battery Compartment Battery Cover 599052 Lower Battery Compartment Seal Pressure Transducer Opening Red LED Indicator - Sonde Status Blue LED Indicator - Bluetooth On/Off Magnetic Switch for Power and Bluetooth Bulkhead Sensors Port Plug 599475 Calibration Cup 599786 Sensor Guard 599666, 599563 Guard Weight 599471 6 EXO2 Sonde 1.2 Overview The EXO2 sonde is a multiparameter instrument that collects water quality data. The sonde collects the data with up to seven user-replaceable sensors and an integral pressure transducer. Each sensor measures its parameter via a variety of electrochemical, optical, or physical detection methods. Each port accepts any EXO sensor and automatically recognizes the type of sensor. Depending on user-defined settings, the EXO2 will collect data and store it onboard the sonde, transfer the data to a data collection platform (DCP), or relay it to a user’s PC or EXO Handheld via cable, USB connection, or Bluetooth® connection. In addition to six standard sensor ports, the central port (port 7) can accept either a central wiper or an additional sensor. The auxiliary port on top of the sonde will allow the user to connect the EXO2 to other EXO sondes, making this our most expandable and flexible sonde. See Section 6 for information specific to vented level sondes. Users communicate with the sonde via a field cable to an EXO Handheld, Bluetooth wireless connection to a PC or EXO Classic Handheld, or a USB connection (via communications adapter) to a PC. See Section 2.6 for a communication overview. Specifications EXO2 Bulkhead Operating Environment Depth Rating 250 meters, 820 feet Xenoy®, Lexan® , titanium, Material 316 stainless steel Internal Logging 512 MB Memory Capacity Software KorEXO Software Communications Sonde Wireless: Bluetooth Field Cable: RS-485 Adapters RS-232, Mod Bus, USB, SDI-12 Pressure Transducer Power External 9-16 VDC Openings Internal (4) D-cell batteries Wiper/Sensor Port Temperature Operating -5 to +50°C Universal Sensor Ports Storage -20 to +80°C Battery Life 90 days* Dimensions Diameter 7.62 cm, 3.00 in Length 71.1 cm, 28.00 in Weight w/ battery 3.60 kg, 7.90 lb *Battery life will depend on the type of sensors and measurement frequency. 7 EXO2 Sonde 599502-xx Removable Bail 599474 Auxiliary Port 6-Pin Cable Connector Battery Cap/Pressure Relief Valve O-ring kit 599681 Battery Compartment Opening Battery Compartment On/Off Magnetic Switch for Power and Bluetooth Red LED Indicator - Sonde Status Blue LED Indicator - Bluetooth Bulkhead Sensors Port Plug 599475 Sensor Guard 599667, 599564 Calibration Cup 599316 Central Wiper 599090-01 Guard Weight 599472 8 EXO2S Sonde 1.3 Overview The EXO2S sonde is compact, battery-less, factory-customized version of the EXO2 sonde for use where external power is available.