PR PR-3002-COD-N01 Ver2.0 Online COD Transmitter User Manual

User manual for the PR PR-3002-COD-N01 Ver2.0 online COD transmitter, covering installation, wiring, software setup, communication, calibration and maintenance.


PR PR-3002-COD-N01 Ver2.0 Online COD Transmitter User Manual - cover page
Brand
PR
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
15
File format
PDF
File size
471 KB
Published
03 October, 2026
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
55A820A4F57E28B88EA91246D73B312D

About this manual

The PR-3002-COD-N01 Ver2.0 is an online chemical oxygen demand (COD) transmitter that uses dual‑wavelength UV absorption and includes a built‑in self‑cleaning system and turbidity compensation. It communicates via RS485 using the MODBUS‑RTU protocol and can be powered from 12‑30 V DC.

The manual provides product overview, hardware installation, wiring instructions, configuration software usage, communication protocol details, calibration procedures for both turbidity and COD, and maintenance guidelines to ensure reliable long‑term operation. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Overview
  • Hardware Connection
  • Software Installation and Use
  • Communication Protocol
  • Calibration Procedures
  • Maintenance and Care

Specifications

Supply VoltageDC 12~30 V
Power Consumption0.6 W (normal), 1.8 W (self‑cleaning)
Communication InterfaceRS485, MODBUS‑RTU
Temperature Resolution0.1 °C
IP RatingIP68
Maximum Pressure< 0.1 MPa
Cable Length (default)5 m (customizable)
Housing MaterialCorrosion‑resistant plastic, stainless steel
Self‑Cleaning System Lifetime18 months

Frequently asked questions

What communication interface does the transmitter use?

It uses an RS485 interface with the standard MODBUS‑RTU protocol.

How often should the device be calibrated?

Calibration is recommended every three months, or more frequently depending on application conditions.

What power supply voltage is required?

The device operates from a DC supply of 12 to 30 V.

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