Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco

Isco Flowlink 5.1 ® Software
Site Window - 2100
Flow Pulse
Sampler
Diagnostics
Sonde - 2100 (2105)
Activating and
Configuring
Available Sondes
A flow pulse is a 50 millisecond voltage pulse used to pace a
sampler. Select the flow rate for sampler pacing, and the units of
flow volume, from the drop down lists. In the middle field, enter
the desired flow volume interval.
It is important that this setting, and the sampler’s setting for
pulses between sampling events, work together to produce the
desired volume interval. For example, if the 2105 sends a flow
pulse every 100 gallons, and the sampler takes a sample every 10
flow pulses, the actual volume between samples is 1000 gallons.
After downloading the diagnostics from the module, Flowlink
displays the information in the Report window. This information
can be useful when evaluating the module’s performance, or
when troubleshooting a problem with the assistance of Teledyne
Isco’s Technical Service Department.
The report contains current information about a running
sampling program, including last bottle number, pulses sent, and
enable state.
The Sonde tab of the Site window is used to view or change
Sonde parameter settings. To access this tab, click “Jump to
measurement tab >>” and then “Sonde.”
The 2105 Interface Module can display this tab. From this tab
you may:
• View the Module name and all active sondes
• Scan for available sondes and add them to the Active
Sondes list
• Select and configure active sondes
• Remove sondes from the Active Sondes list
• Save parameter settings for each active sonde
A Measurements tab will be available from the Jump to
Measurement menu for every parameter you have configured the
sonde(s) to measure. Parameters may include any of the
following: Flow Rate, Level, Rainfall, Conductivity, Dissolved
Oxygen, Temperature, pH, Percent, Velocity, Volume, Total
Dissolved Solids, Salinity, Phosphate, Ammonia, Nitrate, TOC,
COD, Total Suspended Solids, Sludge Index, Sludge Volume,
SAC, Tubidity, Load, Input Voltage, Wireless Signal, Rainfall
Intensity, Specific Conductance, Chloride, Chlorophyll, ORP,
Ammonium.
To add available (connected) sondes and make them active in
Flowlink, from the Sonde tab click the Scan button. Detected
sondes will appear in the bottom Available Sondes field, with a
number assigned to each in the Address column (following
configuration, this corresponding number will appear on the
Measurements tab next to each parameter measured by that
sonde). Highlight the desired sonde(s) in the bottom field, and
click Add. The added sondes will then appear in the top field.
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