User Guide - DM3600U
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1. To make a connection Insert small screwdriver blade into tension clamp orifice 1 push and twist to deflect clamp into open position Do not lever screwdriver thus forcing connector body sideways Insert conductor tail sufficiently into 2 then release screwdriver Ensure no loose wire strands protrude Page 3 4 0 OPTION PODS 4 1 INSTALLING PODS Power must be removed from unit before adding removing a pod Slot 1 alarm 1A and 1B should be positioned on the left side of the unit looking from the front to correspond to front panel alarm indicator Slot 2 alarm 2A and 2B is positioned on the right To install an Option Pod slide back the cover to its next engaging position and push the pod connection within the mating connector To remove an Option Pod disengage the supporting latch situated beneath the pod by pushing the back cover forward the pod can then be lifted away from the instrument connector 4 2 DUAL RELAY POD POD 3000 02000000 The relay pod has two change over relays with a common wiper ON o 2N WU3dIM ON NOTE USE 600 VRMS CABLE 0 5 TO 1 5 mm NOTE ANY CIRCUIT WITH AN AC POTENTIAL GREATER THAN 33 VRMS AND 46 7 V PEAK MUST BE PROTECTED WITH A 5 A T FUSE WHEN CONNECTED TO THIS POD Page 4 4 3 ISOLATED 4 TO 20 mA RE TRANSMISSION POD2. TIT Loic OPTION H L O Poo stor 1 OPTION POD O looeoo pg Ji SLOT 2 NOT SHOWN ses PROCESS RJ45 COMMS POWER INPUTS DIGITALS CONNECTOR The diagram below shows the rear panel positions for all electrical connections 2 0 UNPACKING Please inspect the instrument carefully for any signs of shipping damage The packaging has been designed to provide maximum protection however we cannot guarantee that mishandling will not have damaged the instrument In the case of this unlikely event please contact your supplier immediately and retain the packaging for subsequent inspection Page 1 3 0 INSTALLATION Read the following safety information before installation WARNING INSTALLER This section must be used by competent personnel only If this equipment is not installed in accordance with these instructions protection against electrical hazards may be impaired It is the responsibility of the person installing this equipment to implement this procedure in accordance with the relevant code of practice for the installation of instrumentation used in process control systems issued by a recognised local body MOUNTING This equipment is classed as PERMANENTL
3. equating to the actual value entered in seconds 7 Ut Dute Output 2 2 Entering a value 0 0 An adaptive first order recursive filter is applied to the input processing with the time constant adapting to the dynamic behaviour of the input signal SEEPR Setpoint GEORGU High Deviation Test off Low Enter value 3 Entering a value x where 0 lt x lt 0 3 No filter is applied to the input processing RCENA Alarm action HYSE R Hysteresis dELRSR Alarm delay LRECHR Latch INUrtR Relay sense dEUR Deviation BURNOUT This defines whether in the event of a sensor failure burnout the output current goes high 21 5 mA or low 3 6 mA This is only available if the thermocouple or RTD input type is chosen Enter value in seconds dISRbL ERRDLE Disable Enable K Non inverting Inverting RE TRANSMISSION mA OUTPUT MENU Em Output 1 rEtrAN Pr SEt EYPE mA Output scaled to re transmit mA output fixed to Retran mA output type output source LEVEL value Dute Output 2 SPAN 4 20 0 20 0 10 Output span 4 to 20 mA 0 to 20 mA 0 to 10 mA Enter value in engineering units Enter value in engineering units Only available if PcESEE option is chosen rEELO Re transmission scale low rEEHI Re transmission scale high LEUEL Preset mA output level Enter value mA Page 17 Page 18 13 1 OUTPUT MENU FUNCTION B
4. of range 12 3 4 5 3 Accuracy true for 500 to 1760 C 4 Accuracy true for 400 to 1650 C CURRENT PASSIVE GENERAL Tx Filter Seconds None Programmable fixed Adaptive Power Supply S1 90 to 264 VAC 50 60 Hz S2 Power Consumption Breakdown Isolation ENVIRONMENTAL Sealing to Panel Ambient Operating Range Ambient Storage Ambient Humidity EMC Emissions Immunity Safety for UL LVD Compliance 20 to 35 VDC 10 VA worst case 6 VA typical 1 0 Ports 500 V IP65 30 to 60 C 50 to 85 C 10 to 90 RH BS EN61326 Class A BS EN61326 Annex A BS EN61010 1 Page 8 REMOTE DIGITALS OPTION Two isolated digital inputs are available to reset latched alarms clear peak valley readings or for customised use with TFML 7 1 PLUG AND PLAY OPTION PODS Simple plug in pre calibrated units no dismantling or re calibration POD 3000 02 DUAL RELAY ALARM Two independent mains rated relay outputs Contacts 2 x changeover relays with common wiper Ratings AC DC Maximum Load 5A 250 V 5A 30V Min Load 100 mA Maximum Power 1250 VA 150 W Maximum Switching 253 V 125 V Electrical Life 1 M operations at rated load Mechanical Life 50 M operations Termination Standard 5 way tension clamp connector Optional Screw terminals Pulse Mode Pulse period 100 ms POD 3000 03 ISOLATED RE TRANSMISSION Ranges 0 to 10 mA Active or Passive 0 to 20 mA Active or Passive 4 to 20 mA Active or Passive M
5. out of range the display signifies this and the input signal won t be accepted by the DM3600 This applied electrical signal equates to input lo in the graph and table below 4 Repeat Steps 2 amp 3 for HIUAL and the corresponding high electrical engineering values Electrical over PV e g level PV hi L L4C PV lo L 2 i 1 ilimit lo input lo input hi I L 1 ye Electrical input n 1 the input is flagged as being under or over range respectively TEMPERATURE UNITS This is only available if a Thermocouple or RTD input is selected DECIMAL PLACES The number of decimal places shown on the display can be selected using this option INPUT SCALING FUNCTIONALLY The primary function of a DM3600 is to take an electrical input and convert it to a displayable Process Variable PV also referred to as an engineering value e g temperature or flow The DM3600 input signal can be scaled in one of many ways For rtd or EC inputs the user is simply required to choose the YPE and LIT linearity type For CUrcEfIE or UGLE input types the user can choose Stfided or WEG scaling from the SCALE sub menu ENGINEERING LOW HIGH f fitted any relays go into alarm state If SEfided scaling is chosen the user will encounter EMSLQ and ENGH entries in order to manually scale the input to the relevant input lo and input h
6. rene OPER OPtb option list Description Description A Description B e o Enter to Escape to reject accept change change Shift into editable values it n38 Description 3a EN Description 3 Entering a submenu KEN 3b Description 3b y O Escape to reject change OO Cycle around menu items Page 12 10 0 MENU MAP 12 0 INPUT MENU STRUCTURE tYPE u tt rtd tC CucEnt put FROM The input submenu is where the input to the unit is Input type Voltage RTD Thermocouple Current RUN MODE selected and configured s EA z D Vis yv Gi S Viz di my Displayed if VOLTAGE input is selected ANGE M Range n 4 20 en 0 4 to 20 mA O to 20 mA 0 to 10 mA Displayed if CURRENT input is selected Output configures the outputs of the unit The format of the output submenu varies according to the Output Pod fitted The two possible output types are Aone Sge 0t 00t32 e tse uSEr None Linear Square root Power 3 2 Power 5 2 User defined Current Voltage l I I un L Pt100 Nueg JISC USEr m Linearisation type Pt100 European I L Ni120 Pt100 USA Japanese User defined cA u t K r J F R 1 Current transmission 2 Twin Relay S EJt n b USEr Thermocouple S E L N B Use
7. 4 times Enter menu mode 9 0 MENU MODE This menu configures the unit to suit the application The menu covered in this section is the menu structure for all applications The Menu mode is protected by a passcode and the user is asked for this when the Menu mode is accessed from the run mode The passcode is set to the default of 0 and can be changed to any value between 0 and 65535 setting the value to zero default removes the passcode prompt and the passcode function is disabled Page 11 9 1 GENERAL MENU NAVIGATION The diagram below describes how to move around the menu structure and enter data More specifically it details 1 How to enter a real number 2 How to choose an option from a list 3 How to enter and navigate around a submenu Using these three procedures the user can enter all applicable data to configure the unit to suit the application The options displayed depends on whether the short menu or full menu option is enabled This can be selected in the SYSLEN submenu Shift into editable values OO Shift into Cycle around menu items editable values y gt 1 Entering ient a number Description Enter Value 123456 1 DA o O O Enter to Escape to reject Inc E O CQ A accept change change Shift into editable values Inc to increment O O I choice 2 Choosin EXE
8. ENABLE Enables the following sub menu CLEAR LATCH When set to GI latched alarms can be cleared by pressing the clear button on the front panel or applying discrete input 1 CLEAR TOTAL When set to GI the total is reset by pressing the clear button on the front panel EDIT SETPOINTS When set to GI the edit setpoints submenu can be accessed directly from the Run mode Page 22 15 0 FAULT FINDING SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE ACTION DISPLAY IS BLANK No power Check power supply connections DISPLAY SHOWS Input is out of range above maximum Check that the engineering high value is correct DISPLAY SHOWS _____ Input is out of range below minimum Check that the engineering low value is correct dP Err IS DISPLAYED The displayed value excluding total is greater than 6 digits i e 999999 This can occur if the PV is configured outside of the displayable range OP CAL IS DISPLAYED The output pod has been corrupted Re configure output If the error is still present replace the output pod 4P CAL IS DISPLAYED The input calibrated data has been corrupted Page 23 Re input calibration data If the error is still present replace the unit ALSO AVAILABLE Smart In Head Temperature Transmitters DIN Rail Mounted Temperature Transmitters Panel amp Field Temperature Indicators Temperature Probes Trip Amplifiers S
9. LOCKS 13 2 RELAY OUTPUT MENU The relay menu shown is for alarm A There are two alarms A and B so the menu will be duplicated for alarm B The relay menu will only be displayed if a twin relay pod is fitted to the DM3600 SETPOINT A The setpoint value defines the engineering value associated with an alarm For example if an alarm is required when the flow exceeds 10 000 kg h the setpoint will be set to 10 000 ALARM ACTION This defines the behaviour of the alarm when the setpoint is reached ALARM ACTION ALARM BEHAVIOUR OFF Off The alarm is always off LO Low The alarm triggers when PV lt setpoint i e low alarm H High The alarm triggers when PV gt setpoint i e high alarm dU Deviation The alarm triggers when PV moves out of a deviation band e g if the flow drops below or above the set point by 10 L m Alarm is on tESt Test HYSTERISIS The hysterisis value is the difference between the points at which the alarm triggers and releases expressed in the relevant engineering units Deviation Alarm yer PV A A High Alarm Low t i Hysteresis xs N Alarm eee a diete ke ce LZ NND ene eee A Deviation Fi 4 Hysteresis Setpoint _ VEM vA Setpoint N IK y j Hysteresis P Joi Ch seen cups Deviation Vee P d I f Hysteresis i i l M i Triggered lt sg I i Not Triggered I I J I Triggered Alarm Function s
10. POD 3000 03 The re transmission pod when fitted is designed to provide 0 to 10 mA 0 to 20 mA or 4 to 20 mA output in active or passive modes The output can be any portion of the display The pod can be used in two modes Active Source Passive Sink apt R Load V 4 Max RLoad 1 K f R Load RLoad lt V 2 KQ 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 22 o o o o oo e o o o o And Vmax 30 V 5 0 CONFIGURATION OPTIONS Configuration can be performed in two ways The first configuration method is to use the menu structure interface standard on every DM3600 unit The second configuration method is to use the optional factory fitted MODBUS RS485 communications option To enable easy configuration via comms the user can download M Config from www status co uk This is a free Windows application to allow the user to easily and intuitively configure DM3600 devices For more information regarding the DM3600 MODBUS implementation please contact your supplier 5 1 COMMUNICATION DIGITAL INPUT OPTION When fitted this option provides the user with either 4 or 2 wire RS485 serial communications together two digital inputs Connections are made via a RJ45 connector A 0 5 m interface is supplied with this DISCRETE INPUT CONNECTION DIS 1 t To activate apply voltage 5 to 24 V 5 to 24 V DIS 2 Max Current V A Per Channel 1600 DIS Com Reverse connection and over voltage protected a 2 B 8 Se N J Fi NN Lu d y N
11. TAT lt US gt INSTRU ENTS INDEX SECTION CONTENTS PAGE NO 1 0 DESCRIPTION 1 DM3600U 2 0 UNPACKING 1 3 0 INSTALLATION 2 3 4 0 OPTION PODS 4 5 5 0 CONFIGURATION OPTIONS 5 6 0 MECHANICAL 6 7 m F 7 0 SPECIFICATION 7 10 Single Channel Universal Input 6 Digit Indicator 8 0 INSTRUMENT CONFIGURATION 10 11 9 0 MENU MODE 11 12 10 0 MENU MAP 13 11 0 RESETTING THE DEVICE 13 12 0 INPUT MENU STRUCTURE 14 17 13 0 OUTPUT MENU STRUCTURE 18 20 14 0 SYSTEM MENU STRUCTURE 21 22 15 0 FAULT FINDING 23 DM3600 SMART INDICATOR Status Instruments Ltd Green Lane Business Park Tewkesbury Glos GL20 8DE Tel 44 0 1684 296818 e Fax 44 0 1684 293746 Email sales status co uk e Web www status co uk 52 314 2367 01 Issue Web 1 0 DESCRIPTION The DM3600 is a highly accurate and stable digital process indicator that accepts all commonly used process signals The unit can be used stand alone or with the Modbus serial communications option as part of a larger system The case design enables Option Pods to be easily installed without the need for dismantling or re calibration A range of Pods are available for Relay outputs Isolated 4 to 20 mA re transmission FRONT PANEL BRIGHT SIX DISCRETE LED SEALED DIGIT ALARM TO IP66 DISPLAY INDICATORS INCREMENT LEGEND KEY KEY KEY WINDOW CYCLE SHIFT
12. X A TEX RJ45 Page 5 6 0 MECHANICAL DETAILS Material Flammability Weight Panel cut out All dimensions are in mm ABS PC IEC707 FVO UL 94VO 230g 92 x 45 mm 9 0 BBBBBB 1A 1B 2A 2B D amp Gc s ka k sma 131 0 BEHIND BEZEL IP65 SEAL TO PANEL O 0 0 0 0 O O O 0 O o 0 140 0 10 mm MAXIMUM PANEL THICKNESS cr OPTION POD CLAMPING SCREW gt 4 PANEL CLAMP Page 6 6 2 OPTION POD All dimensions in mm 43 5 19 5 16 0 13 5 53 5 gt lt gt O 0 0 0 0 7 0 SPECIFICATIONS 20 C UNIVERSAL INPUT TYPES SENSOR mA RTD T C mV Volts Minimum Span CURRENT INPUT Basic Accuracy Thermal Drift Input Impedance Linearity RANGE AND LINEARISATION 4 to 20 20 10 Pt100 Ni120 Custom K J T R S E L N B Custom 100 mVDC 10 V 5 V 1 to 5 V 1 VDC Any span within the range can be selected but the recommended span is gt 10 of range 0 05 FS 0 05 of reading 0 02 C 20 Q 1 3 2 5 2 Linear xh X X Custom A 19 5 V 0 5 V 25 mA isolated power supply is available to power the current loop Short circuit protected RTD Se
13. Y CONNECTED EQUIPMENT Hazardous voltages may be present on the terminals of this equipment The equipment must be panel mounted into a suitable enclosure which provides at least IP20 protection behind the panel SUPPLY The supply terminals and associated internal circuitry are isolated from all other parts of the equipment in accordance with BS EN61010 1 for connection to an installation over voltage Category II supply pollution degree 2 The supply voltage and frequency must remain within the limits stated on the product label The mains supply to the unit must be protected by an external 1 A fuse and a suitable switch or circuit breaker must be located close to the equipment in order to isolate the supply SIGNAL INPUT OUTPUTS All signal input and communication terminals and associated internal circuitry are intended for operation at voltages less than 40 VDC These circuits which may become accessible during NORMAL OPERATION must ONLY be connected to signals complying with the requirements for Safety Extra Low Voltage SELV circuits RELAYS The relay terminals and associated internal circuitry are isolated from all other parts of the equipment in accordance with BS EN 61010 1 for connection to an installation over voltage Category II supply pollution degree 2 The relay operating voltage and current must remain within the limits stated Refer to Section 7 0 SERVICE This equipment contains no user serviceable p
14. arts and must be returned to supplier for repair 3 1 INSTALLING INTO A PANEL The maximum panel thickness is 10 mm The instrument case has an integral gasket which forms a seal when the instrument is tightened against the panel The panel should be clean smooth and at least 1 6 mm thick for the seal to be effective WARNING Use only the retaining screws provided to clamp the instrument to the panel screws must be tightened sufficiently to effect a seal but must never be over tightened 3 2 WIRING All connections are made to sockets which are removable for ease of maintenance NOTE CABLE SIZE 0 5 to 1 5 mm Page 2 3 3 POWER SUPPLY The Power supply rating will be indicated on the top of the instrument ENSURE IT IS CORRECT FOR THE APPLICATION THE MAINS SUPPLY TO THE EQUIPMENT MUST BE PROTECTED BY AN EXTERNAL 1 A FUSE AND A SUITABLE SWITCH OR CIRCUIT BREAKER WHICH SHOULD BE NEAR THE EQUIPMENT NOTE USE 600 VRMS CABLE 0 5 TO 1 5 mm Wires are retained by screws Ensure that the exposed section of the wire is fully inserted and that no loose strands are exposed 3 4 SENSOR CONNECTIONS All sensor connections are made via the five way fast wiring socket at the rear of the unit wire size 0 5 to 1 5 mm NOTE THERMOCOUPLE RTD AND VOLTAGE INPUT A SCREENED CABLE IS RECOMMENDED FOR RUNS GREATER THAN 10 m fe o eec I D ajo Y O00007
15. ere are 6 possible key press combinations as shown in the Key Press Definitions diagram below The Run Mode Options diagram shows the key presses required to access various states from the run mode See diagram in Section 8 2 overleaf The other principle mode of operation is Menu Mode The menu navigation method is shown diagrammatically in the General Menu Structure see Section 9 1 Once the menu mode has been accessed the user can use the large Menu Map see Section 10 0 to navigate through the menu structure 8 1 KEY PRESS DEFINITIONS All programming is done using the three front panel keys A B and C ESCAPE A amp B ENTER B amp C and CLEAR A amp C are obtained by simultaneously pressing the two keys CYCLE A SHIFT B and INC C keys are pressed singularly e O O CYCLE O D O SHIFT OO A m e D O ESCAPE C D e ENTER e C e CLEAR Page 10 8 2 RUN MODE OPTIONS OO Show electrical Shows secondary value e g value i e 4 to 20 mA input total or rate t 1 OOO amp oUC RUN MODE Edit setpoints RATE OR TOTAL DISPLAYED P Perform clear funct unction If enabled this gives access to the relevant alarm setpoints If enabled this will clear total and or latched alarms menu shortcut l i1 OBO 088 608 To revert to Run Followed by Show upper 6 mode press these O O digits of Total keys up to
16. ess for the RS485 communications The default is 1 and the maximum is 247 NUMBER OF WIRES This defines the type of RS485 communication mode It can either be 4 full duplex or 2 half duplex BAUD RATE This defines the comms baud rate i e the speed of communication between the unit and interrogating device The Baud rate is displayed in bps MENU TYPE When SHGrk type is chosen access to the greyed out menu items is restricted To allow access to these items the FULL menu type should be chosen START UP DELAY TIME The outputs of the unit will not operate until the start up delay time measured in seconds has expired The minimum delay is 5 s and the maximum 3 600 s DISCRETE ACTIVE LEVEL SELECT The function of the discrete input diS is to operate as a remote clear button press i e you can use this to reset the totals remotely This menu item selects whether the clear function is executed when the discrete is high 24 V ACEH or low 0 V RCELD MENU ACCESS PASSCODE When accessing the menus from Run mode the user is prompted for this passcode If it is zero default then there is no prompt and the password function is disabled If the password is forgotten please contact your supplier USER OFFSET This value is used to offset the scaled process variable by a fixed amount MENU TIME OUT This sets the amount of time after which the display will revert to the Run mode if no key is pressed
17. i values see table overleaf for input lo hi values The f fitted the re transmission current derived from the out of range alarm input goes to 3 8 mA or PV lo amp PV hi values shown overleaf equate to the ENSLO and ENGH entries Scaling is subsequently applied according to the graph overleaf The straight line illustrated overleaf will change if a non linear linearity type is selected If the user requires strict control over out of range limits user linearisation should be chosen the display shows Page 15 A mV V mA Electrical und ec Poi ler 1 25 of 7 of input hi input lo input hi input lo INPUT TYPE RANGE limit lo input lo input hi VOLTAGE 100 mV 100 mV 0 mV 100 mV 10V 10 V 0v 10 V 1V 1V 0v 1V 5V 5 V 0v 5V 1 to 5 V 1V 1V 5V CURRENT 4 to 20 mA 4mA 4mA 20 mA 20 mA 20 mA 0 mA 20 mA 10 mA 10 mA 0 mA 10 mA OUT OF RANGE ALARM When an input goes out of range the following occurs Page 16 21 12 mA depending on whether the burnout setting is set to low or high respectively Once scaling is complete and the menu structure is exited if the electrical input is under over range FILTER 13 0 OUTPUT MENU STRUCTURE The user can choose one of three filter types by editing this configuration 1 Entering a value of gt 0 3 A fixed first order recursive filter is applied to the input processing with a RELAYIOUIPUT MENU time constant TC
18. ignal Conditioners And many other products For further information on all products Status Instruments Ltd Green Lane Business Park Tewkesbury Glos GL20 8DE STATUS INSTRUMENTS Tel 44 0 1684 296818 Fax 44 0 1684 293746 Email sales status co uk Web www status co uk Page 24
19. inimum Current Output 0 mA Maximum Current Output 23 mA Accuracy 0 07 F S Resolution 1 part in 30 000 See Section 4 3 30 V Passive mode Max Output load Max Ext Supply Voltage Voltage Effect 0 2 pA V Ripple Current lt 3 pA Isolation 500 VAC Stability 1 pA C Termination Standard 5 way tension clamp connector Optional Screw terminals Voltage Outputs may be obtained by connecting a external resistor and selecting the appropriate current range as shown in the table below Voltage Outputs RESISTOR CURRENT RANGE OUTPUT 1 KQ 0 to 10 mA 0 to 10 V 500 Q 0 to 20 mA 0 to 10 V 250 Q 4 to 20 mA 1 to 5 V CONNECTIONS Input 5 way tension clamp connector 2 part Comms Digitals 8 way RJ45 Supplied with matching plug and 1 m cable Page 9 7 2 COMMUNICATIONS OPTION RS485 MODBUS Communications DM3600 is available with RS485 serial communications using MODBUS RTU protocol and can be used with Status own M Config software Physical Layer 4 wire or 2 wire half duplex RS485 Protocol MODBUS RTU format Breakdown Isolation 500 VAC Maximum Fan out 32 units can be increased with repeaters Termination Standard RS485 8 0 INSTRUMENT CONFIGURATION The DM3600 is configured using the three keys on the front panel The unit has two modes of operation The first is Run mode This will automatically be entered 5 s after power up This is the principle mode of operation Th
20. n the unit to be selected The DM3600 accepts a Voltage RTD Thermocouple or Current Input RANGE Depending on the input type selected the DM3600 will either show the voltage ranges or current ranges available Select the range which is applicable to the input device LINEARISATION TYPE The input type selected will determine the linearisation options available Current Voltage RTD or Thermocouple USER LINEARISATION When the user selects user linearisation up to 60 co ordinate pairs of interpolation data can be entered via the front panel keys The SEGMES value defines the number of segments SESALS Number of interpolated segments Number of co ordinate pairs 1 t Electrical input co ordinate 1 QUE Process variable PV co ordinate 1 Wig Electrical input co ordinate 2 Oute PV co ordinate 2 For n segments there are n 1 co ordinate pairs If the electrical input goes below electrical input co ordinate 1 or above electrical input co ordinate APPLY AUTO SCALE If AED scaling is selected the APPLY submenu appears in place of EAMSLO and ENGH entries The APPLY submenu procedure must be carried out as follows 1 Shift into APPLY submenu 2 Edit amp Enter the LGUAL engineering value required for low scaling This will equate to PV lo 3 The display will flash BPLLO to prompt the user to apply the electrical signal corresponding to PV lo If the electrical signal goes
21. nsor Range Linearisation Basic Accuracy Thermal Drift Zero Span Excitation Current Lead Resistance Effect Max Lead Resistance NOTES 200 to 850 C 18 to 390 Q BS EN60751 JISC1604 Custom 0 1 C 0 05 of reading 0 004 Q 1 C 0 01 C 1 mA 0 002 C Q 50 Q leg 1 Custom can be up to 60 co ordinate pairs or up to 7 segments of 15th order polynominal 2 Full accuracy for any span gt 10 of range Page 7 THERMOCOUPLE TYPE RANGE C K 200 to 1370 J 200 to 1200 T 210 to 400 R 3 10 to 1760 B 0 to 1700 s 10 to 1760 E 200 to 1000 L 100 to 600 N 180 to 1300 Custom 999 to 9999 Accuracy 0 04 FS or 0 04 reading or 0 5 C whichever is greater DM3600 5 WAY I P CONNECTION DE C JN Q Q Q RTD 12 34 5 Linearisation BS 4937 IEC 584 3 Custom T C Cold Junction Error 0 5 C Cold Junction Tracking 0 05 C C Cold Junction Range 20 to 60 C Thermal Drift Zero 4uV C Span 0 02 C 123 4 5 VOLTAGE INPUT Vora Basic Accuracy 0 04 FS 0 04 of reading Thermal Drift 0 01 C Input Impedance 1 MQ Linearity Linear x x X Custom Range 100 mV 1V 5V 10V 12 3 4 5 1 to 5 V CURRENT Notes ACTIVE 1 Custom can be up to 60 co ordinate pairs or up to 7 segments of 15th order polynominal 2 Full accuracy for any span gt 10
22. r defined This submenu configures the units characteristics e g SE SESNES Fen USErL SESE o Enter Value communications and passcode User linearisation Segments im Electrical co ordinate 1 Enter value Out Enter value PV co ordinate 1 If a TFML is loaded this submenu gives access to the 8 TFML configuration registers UNES dEGC EGF V Temperature unit gt Degrees C Degrees F NY etc I dEC PL gt 888888 Etc 8 88888 Decimal places 1 DP 5 DP 11 0 RESETTING THE DEVICE SCRLE N StNdrd Rut Scaling method Standard manual scaling applies Auto scaling applies I Holding down the Cycle key whilst applying power to the unit will cause all settings to revert to factory ENSLO default Engineering low Enter value I ASHI USE THIS FUNCTION WITH CAUTION as there is no way of reversing it xcu high gt Enter value I NOTE that this function will also clear any TFML module loaded mom LOURL I Enter value RPLLO Apply electrical input low p Enter value HIURL Enter value RPLHI Apply electrical input high Enter value burn Hi uo Burnout High Low ie L 3 Enter value Page 13 Page 14 12 1 INPUT MENU BLOCKS TYPE This allows the type of input o
23. re transmission RE TRANSMISSION SCALE LOW HIGH By entering these values the user can scale the mA output selected in SPAM to the PV Default values will be equal to the engineering low and engineering high values entered in the input menu PRESET mA OUTPUT LEVEL This is only available if P ESEL output is chosen Page 20 14 0 SYSTEM MENU The system menu allows the communications to and from the device to be configured and also allows various functions to be enabled from the run mode The passcode can also be changed from within this menu See menu below SYStER Rddr ES gt Enter value System Address 0 to 247 default 1 LIES 4 e Number of wires 4 wire RS485 2 wire RS485 bRUd AUD Date gt 9000 1200 9500 tyPE 3 SH rt FULL Menu type Short menu Full menu StRrt Start up delay time a Enter value in seconds d SC Discrete activity level select ACEH RCELO Active high Active low PASS 3 Enter value Menu access passcode 0 to 65535 default 0 OFFSEt Wecnoteet Enter offset tOut 68SEC Bur Menu time out 60 seconds 1 hour ENRbLE Enable submenu CLLRE Clear latch p OFF on 3 CLEGE x org Clear total Edit SP Edit setpoints p OFF on Page 21 14 1 SYSTEM MENU FUNCTION BLOCKS MODBUS DEVICE ADDRESS This sets the addr
24. s Alarm lt Function Not Triggered ALARM DELAY The alarm will not trigger until the PV has been in the alarm region for more than the specified number of seconds LATCH When latch is enabled an alarm will remain triggered until it is manually cleared Page 19 RELAY SENSE The irk setting refers to the relay sense during powered operation All other relay output menu settings refer to the alarm state When in alarm the relevant front panel LED is lit POWER ALARM STATUS iNUrt SETTING RELAY POSITION A RELAY POSITION B OFF X X 3 and 5 3 and 2 ON Not in Alarm nonmnu 3 and 4 3 and 1 ON In Alarm nonnu 3 and 5 3 and 2 ON Not in Alarm JEt 3 and 5 3 and 2 ON In Alarm JEt 3 and 4 3 and 1 DEVIATION If the dE action is chosen in the alarm action option this value determines the amount by which the PV may change before the alarm is triggered The value should be in the engineering units 13 3 RE TRANSMISSION mA OUTPUT MENU This menu is only displayed if a current re transmission output pod is fitted If P ESEk is chosen the output current can be edited in LEVEL Otherwise the re transmitted current is derived linearly from the process variable using rEELG and rELH RE TRANSMISSION OUTPUT TYPE The re transmission can be set to represent rate or total OUTPUT SPAN 4 to 20 mA 0 to 20 mA or 0 to 10 mA can be selected as the span of the
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