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Contents

 

42/18-84-EN 

TZIDC, TZIDC-110, TZIDC-120 

3 

 

1

 

Safety.............................................................................................................................................................6

 

1.1

 

General information and notes for the reader ................................................................................................6

 

1.2

 

Intended use...................................................................................................................................................6

 

1.3

 

Target groups and qualifications ....................................................................................................................7

 

1.4

 

Warranty provisions........................................................................................................................................7

 

1.5

 

Plates and symbols ........................................................................................................................................8

 

1.5.1

 

Safety-/ warning symbols, note symbols.................................................................................................8

 

1.5.2

 

Name plate..............................................................................................................................................9

 

1.6

 

Transport safety information...........................................................................................................................9

 

1.7

 

Storage conditions..........................................................................................................................................9

 

1.8

 

Installation safety information.......................................................................................................................10

 

1.9

 

Safety information for electrical installation..................................................................................................10

 

1.10

 

Operating safety information ........................................................................................................................10

 

1.11

 

Returning devices.........................................................................................................................................11

 

1.12

 

Integrated management system...................................................................................................................11

 

1.13

 

Disposal........................................................................................................................................................12

 

1.13.1

 

Information on WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment).................12

 

1.13.2

 

RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC .................................................................................................................12

 

2

 

Ex relevant safety instructions .................................................................................................................13

 

3

 

Design and function...................................................................................................................................14

 

4

 

Mounting .....................................................................................................................................................15

 

4.1

 

Operating conditions at installation site........................................................................................................15

 

4.2

 

Mechanical mount ........................................................................................................................................15

 

4.2.1

 

General .................................................................................................................................................15

 

4.2.2

 

Mounting on linear actuators.................................................................................................................17

 

4.2.3

 

Mounting on rotary actuators ................................................................................................................21

 

5

 

Electrical connections ...............................................................................................................................24

 

5.1

 

Screw terminal assignments ........................................................................................................................25

 

5.2

 

Jumper configuration on mainboard (TZIDC-120 only)................................................................................26

 

5.3

 

Cable entry ...................................................................................................................................................27

 

5.4

 

Setting the mechanical feedback .................................................................................................................27

 

5.4.1

 

Mechanical position indicator................................................................................................................27

 

5.4.2

 

Mechanical digital feedback with proximity switches ............................................................................28

 

5.4.3

 

Mechanical feedback with micro switches for 24 V ..............................................................................28

 

6

 

Pneumatic connection ...............................................................................................................................29

 

7

 

Commissioning ..........................................................................................................................................31

 

7.1

 

TZIDC ...........................................................................................................................................................31

 

7.1.1

 

Operating modes...................................................................................................................................32

 

7.1.2

 

Sample parameters...............................................................................................................................33

 

7.2

 

TZIDC-110 / TZIDC-120...............................................................................................................................35

 

7.2.1

 

Operating modes...................................................................................................................................36

 

7.2.2

 

Sample parameters...............................................................................................................................37

 

8

 

Maintenance................................................................................................................................................38

 

8.1

 

Functional check for emergency shutdown module.....................................................................................39

 

9

 

Specifications .............................................................................................................................................40

 

9.1

 

TZIDC ...........................................................................................................................................................40

 

9.1.1

 

Input ......................................................................................................................................................40

 

Summary of Contents for TZIDC

Page 1: ...Operating Instruction 42 18 84 EN Electro Pneumatic Positioner TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 for 4 20 mA two wire technology HART PROFIBUS PA FOUNDATION Fieldbus ...

Page 2: ...many Tel 49 551 905 534 Fax 49 551 905 555 Customer service center Phone 49 180 5 222 580 Fax 49 621 381 931 29031 automation service de abb com Copyright 2011 by ABB Automation Products GmbH Subject to changes without notice This document is protected by copyright It assists the user in safe and efficient operation of the device The contents of this document whether whole or in part may not be co...

Page 3: ...2 Ex relevant safety instructions 13 3 Design and function 14 4 Mounting 15 4 1 Operating conditions at installation site 15 4 2 Mechanical mount 15 4 2 1 General 15 4 2 2 Mounting on linear actuators 17 4 2 3 Mounting on rotary actuators 21 5 Electrical connections 24 5 1 Screw terminal assignments 25 5 2 Jumper configuration on mainboard TZIDC 120 only 26 5 3 Cable entry 27 5 4 Setting the mecha...

Page 4: ...TZIDC 120 45 9 3 1 Communication 45 9 3 2 Device name 46 9 3 3 Output 46 9 3 4 Travel 46 9 3 5 Air supply 46 9 3 6 Transmission data and influences 46 9 3 7 Environmental capabilities 46 9 3 8 Housing 47 9 3 9 Options 47 9 3 10 Accessories 47 10 Ex relevant specifications 48 10 1 TZIDC 48 10 1 1 ATEX 48 10 1 2 IECEx Issue No 3 50 10 1 3 CSA International 52 10 1 4 CSA Certification Record 54 10 1 ...

Page 5: ... 3 5 FM Approvals 74 10 3 6 FM Control Document 75 11 Parameter descriptions 78 11 1 TZIDC 78 11 1 1 Parameter overview 78 11 1 2 Parameter description 79 11 2 TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 81 11 2 1 Parameter overview 81 11 2 2 Parameter description 82 12 Appendix 83 12 1 Other applicable documents 83 12 2 Approvals and certifications 83 13 Index 86 ...

Page 6: ...actory in perfect working order from a safety perspective The information in the manual must be observed and followed in order to maintain this state throughout the period of operation Modifications and repairs to the product may only be performed if expressly permitted by these instructions Only by observing all of the safety instructions and all safety warning symbols in these instructions can o...

Page 7: ...all parts coming into contact with the materials to be measured ABB Automation Products GmbH will gladly support you in selecting the materials but cannot accept any liability in doing so The operators must strictly observe the applicable national regulations with regards to installation function tests repairs and maintenance of electrical products 1 4 Warranty provisions Using the device in a man...

Page 8: ...rmation may result in death or severe injury WARNING Bodily injury This symbol in conjunction with the signal word Warning indicates a potential electrical hazard Failure to observe this safety information may result in death or severe injury CAUTION Minor injury This symbol in conjunction with the signal word Caution indicates a possibly dangerous situation Failure to observe this safety informat...

Page 9: ...n 3 Serial number 4 NL number 5 Year 6 Supply pressure 7 Input 8 Output 9 Dead 10 Options 1 6 Transport safety information Check the devices for possible damage that may have occurred during transport Damages in transit must be recorded on the transport documents All claims for damages must be claimed without delay against the shipper and before the installation 1 7 Storage conditions The unit mus...

Page 10: ...d otherwise the type of electrical protection may be adversely affected Safe isolation of electrical circuits which are dangerous if touched is only guaranteed if the connected devices satisfy the requirements of DIN EN 61140 VDE 0140 Part 1 basic requirements for safe isolation To ensure safe isolation install supply lines so that they are separate from electrical circuits which are dangerous if ...

Page 11: ...Please Please contact Customer Center Service acc to page 2 for nearest service location 1 12 Integrated management system ABB Automation Products GmbH operates an integrated management system consisting of Quality management system to ISO 9001 2008 Environmental management system to ISO 14001 2004 Occupational health and safety management system to BS OHSAS 18001 2007 and Data and information pro...

Page 12: ...an accept and dispose of returns for a fee 1 13 2 RoHS Directive 2002 95 EC With the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act ElektroG in Germany the European Directives 2002 96 EC WEEE and 2002 95 EC RoHS are translated into national law ElektroG defines the products that are subject to regulated collection and disposal or reuse in the event of disposal or at the end of their service life ElektroG...

Page 13: ...t certificate Manipulation of the device by users is not permitted Modifications to the unit may only be performed by the manufacturer or an explosion protection specialist The splash guard cap must be screwed in place to achieve IP 65 NEMA 4x protection class Operating the unit without splash guard cap is prohibited The unit must be supplied with instrument air that is free of oil water and dust ...

Page 14: ...for mechanical position indicator 13 Installation kit for digital feedback with proximity switches 14 Installation kit for digital feedback with 24 V microswitches IMPORTANT NOTE With optional upgrades either the Installation kit for digital feedback with proximity switches 13 or the Installation kit for digital feedback with microswitches 24 V 14 can be used In both cases the mechanical position ...

Page 15: ...t always be reset to factory settings Never start Autoadjust before restoring factory settings 4 1 Operating conditions at installation site IMPORTANT NOTE Before installation check whether the TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 positioner meets the control and safety requirements for the installation location actuator or valve See chapter Specifications page 40 4 2 Mechanical mount 4 2 1 General Fig 3 Ope...

Page 16: ...otary actuators 3 Operating range for linear actuators 4 Operating range for rotary actuators IMPORTANT NOTE During installation make sure that the actuator travel or rotation angle for position feedback is implemented correctly The maximum rotation angle for position feedback is 60 when installed on linear actuators and 120 on rotary actuators The minimum angle is always 25 ...

Page 17: ...wing table Fig 5 Mounting kit for linear actuators Lever 4 with follower pin for stroke adjustment 10 35 mm 0 39 1 38 inch or 20 100 mm 0 79 3 94 inch Follower guide 13 with two screws 10 spring washers 11 and clamp plates 12 Mount bracket 3 with two screws 6 and two shims 5 Screw 1 and shim 2 for mounting to cast iron yoke Two U bolts 7 with two shims 8 and two nuts 9 for mounting to columnar yok...

Page 18: ...the arrow marks 4 check whether the lever moves within the operating range between the arrows Hand tighten the screw 7 on the lever Hold the prepared positioner with loose mount bracket 1 to the actuator so that the follower pin for the lever enters the follower guide to determine which holes on the positioner must be used for the mount bracket Attach the mount bracket 1 with screws 2 and shims 3 ...

Page 19: ...Fig 9 Hold the mount bracket 3 in the proper position on the columnar yoke 2 Insert the U bolts 1 from the inside of the columnar yoke 2 through the holes for the mount bracket Add the washers 4 and nuts 5 Hand tighten the nuts IMPORTANT NOTE Adjust the height of the positioner on the cast iron yoke or columnar yoke until the lever is horizontal based on visual check at half stroke of the valve ...

Page 20: ... the valve to the operating range for the position sensor Moving the link point inward increases the rotation angle of the sensor Moving the link point outward reduces the sensor s rotation angle Adjust the actuator stroke to make use of as large an angle of rotation as possible symmetrical around the center position Recommended range for linear actuators between 28 28 Minimum angle 25 IMPORTANT N...

Page 21: ...ith VDI VDE 3845 the following mounting kit is available Fig 11 Adapter 1 with spring 5 each four screws M6 4 spring washers 3 and shim 2 to attach the mounting bracket 6 on the positioner each four screws M5 7 spring washers 8 and shim 9 to attach the mounting bracket on the actuator Required tools Wrench size 10 13 Allen key size 3 ...

Page 22: ...position and rotational direction of the actuator determine in which position the feedback shaft 1 for the positioner must be pre adjusted and in which position the adapter 2 must be placed to enable the positioner to travel within the proper range the arrow on the rear of the device must travel within the admissible range see Fig 3 Pre adjust feedback shaft Place the adapter in the proper positio...

Page 23: ...23 2 Attach mounting bracket on the positioner Fig 13 1 Mounting bracket 3 Attach positioner to the actuator Fig 14 IMPORTANT NOTE After mounting the unit check whether the operating range for the actuator matches the sensor range on the positioner ...

Page 24: ...odule and the proximity switches or micro switches insert the wire ends from the left into the respective screw terminals and hand tighten the screws access from above To connect a plug in module insert the wire ends from above in the appropriate screw terminals and hand tighten the screws access from the side Fig 15 Terminal connection diagram A Basic model B Options 1 Analog input Bus connector ...

Page 25: ...digital feedback 1 or service switch of emergency shutdown module 3 Module for digital position feedback 1 or terminals of the shutdown module 4 Installation kit for digital position feedback either proximity switches or 24 V microswitches 5 Same as 4 6 Digital output DO 1 7 Digital input DI 1 8 Signal 4 20 mA Bus connector 9 Grounding screw 1 TZIDC only ...

Page 26: ...4 1 2 Fig 17 1 Simulation 2 Write access There are two jumpers on the mainboard that can be used to activate or block simulation mode and write access Set the jumpers as shown below M00495 1 2 Fig 18 1 Block Simulation blocked 1 2 Activate Write access enabled 1 1 Default setting complies with Fieldbus Foundation standard ...

Page 27: ...ipe thread 1 4 18 NPT Cable thread M20 x 1 5 air pipe thread G 1 4 Cable thread G 1 2 air pipe thread Rc 1 4 As an option one thread can be fitted with a cable gland and the other with a pipe plug if necessary Fig 19 Cable entry 1 Pipe plug 2 Cable gland 5 4 Setting the mechanical feedback 5 4 1 Mechanical position indicator 1 Loosen the screws for the housing cover and remove it 2 Rotate the posi...

Page 28: ...ing to the right of the feedback shaft viewed from the front Move the valve by hand into the upper switching position Use a screwdriver to adjust the slot sensor for proximity switch 2 upper contact until it closes the contact i e until shortly before entering the proximity switch on the feedback shaft the slot sensor enters proximity switch 2 when rotating to the left of the feedback shaft viewed...

Page 29: ...itioner can damage components The recommended pipe dimension is 6 x 1 mm Dust splinters or any other particles must be blown off the pipe before connecting To connect the air pipes G1 4 or 1 4 18 NPT tap holes are provided We recommend that you use a line with the 6 x 1 mm dimensions NOTICE Potential damage to parts Pressure above 6 bar 90 psi can damage the positioner or actuator Provisions shoul...

Page 30: ...The corresponding pipe connections must be included The level of supply pressure must be adjusted to the output pressure in the actuator required to provide increased actuating force The operating range for the positioner is between 1 4 6 bar 20 90 psi Arrange the connections according to their marks Designation Pipe connection Air supply pressure 1 4 6 bar 20 90 psi OUT1 Output pressure for actua...

Page 31: ... control button Press again and hold down until the countdown ends Release this starts Autoadjust For part turn actuators 1 Press and hold down until is displayed release the control button Press again and hold down until the countdown ends Release this starts Autoadjust If Autoadjust is successful the parameters will be stored automatically and the positioner will revert to operating mode 1 1 If ...

Page 32: ...with adaptation the control parameter conf mA C conf mA C 1 1 Control mode1 without adaptation the control parameter conf mA C conf mA C 1 2 Manual adjustment 2 in the operating range Adjust with or 3 conf mA C conf mA C 1 3 Manual adjustment 2 in the sensor range Adjust with or 3 conf mA C conf mA C 1 Since self optimization in operating mode 1 0 is subject to several factors during control opera...

Page 33: ... 1 in the operating level 1 Switch to the configuration level Press and hold and simultaneously Press briefly Wait until the countdown goes from 3 to 0 Release and is displayed 2 Switch to parameter group 3 _ Press and hold and simultaneously Press twice briefly is displayed Release and is displayed 3 Select parameter 3 2 Press and hold Press twice briefly is displayed Release 4 Change parameter s...

Page 34: ...s and hold Press twice briefly conf mA C is displayed Release Press briefly to select Press and hold till the countdown goes from 3 to 0 The new parameter setting is saved and the positioner automatically returns to the working level and continues to run in the operating level that was active before calling up the configuration level ...

Page 35: ... position check the end positions rotation angle is displayed in degrees for high speed mode press and simultaneously Recommended range between 28 28 for linear actuators between 57 57 for rotary actuators Minimum angle 25 4 Go back to the bus level Press and hold down and once the countdown has gone from 3 to 0 release and mA C is displayed 5 Run Autoadjust Check that the unit is on the bus level...

Page 36: ...l actuators It is not necessary under normal circumstances 1 The zero position is determined automatically and saved during Autoadjust counter clockwise CTCLOCKW for linear actuators and clockwise CLOCKW for rotary actuators 7 2 1 Operating modes Selection from the operating level Press and hold down Press and release as often as required to display the selected operating mode Release The position...

Page 37: ...ting level 1 Switch to the configuration level Press and hold down and simultaneously Press and release Wait for the countdown to go from 3 to 0 Release and is displayed 2 Switch to parameter group 3 _ Press and hold down and simultaneously Press and release twice is displayed Release and is displayed 3 Select parameter 3 2 Press and hold down Press and release twice is displayed Release 4 Change ...

Page 38: ... to run on the operating level that was active prior to the configuration level being called up 8 Maintenance IMPORTANT NOTE In case of manipulation by users the warranty for the device is no longer valid Note that the supplied instrument air must be free of oil water and dust according to DIN ISO 8573 1 to ensure trouble free operation Essentially no maintenance is required for the TZIDC TZIDC 11...

Page 39: ...st be performed at least every two years Procedure Fig 21 Slide switch for emergency shutdown module 1 Open the housing cover 2 Move the slide switch 1 from center position On to the upper and lower switch positions Off1 or Off2 and check whether the actuator is depressurized 3 Reset the slide switch to the center position On after the functional check 4 Replace the housing cover ...

Page 40: ... output control circuit to DIN 19234 NAMUR Supply voltage 5 11 V DC Current 0 35 mA 1 2 mA Switching state logical 0 Current 2 1 mA Switching state logical 1 Effective direction configurable normally logical 0 or logical 1 9 1 3 Travel Rotation angle Used range 25 120 rotary actuators optional 270 25 60 linear actuators Travel limit Min and max limits freely configurable between 0 100 of total tra...

Page 41: ...ble Transport and storage 75 annual average non condensing 9 1 7 Housing Material Degree of protection Aluminum protection class IP 65 optional IP 66 NEMA 4X Surface Color Electrostatic dipping varnish with epoxy resin stove hardened Case varnished black RAL 9005 matte housing cover Pantone 420 Electrical connections Screw terminals Max 1 0 mm2 AWG 17 for options Max 2 5 mm2 AWG 14 for 4 20 mA inp...

Page 42: ...lly pressurized IMPORTANT NOTE The emergency shutdown module can only be used with pneumatics with the safe position fail safe The emergency shutdown module works independently of the mother board i e all information from the final control element is available in the supervisory process control system at any time 1 The module for analog position feedback and the module for digital position feedbac...

Page 43: ...sical block Physical Layer In compliance with IEC 61158 2 Transmission rate 31 25 Kbit s Supply voltage Power feed from the PA bus 9 0 32 0 V DC Max permissible voltage 35 V DC Power consumption 10 5 mA Current in the event of an error 15 mA 10 5 mA 4 5 mA 9 2 2 Device name Device name TZIDC X10 PNO ID no 0x0639 Dev ID 0X3200028xyz Bus address Between 0 and 126 default address 126 9 2 3 Output Ran...

Page 44: ...inals to strain Four thread combinations for cable entry and pneumatic connection Cable thread 1 2 14NPT air pipe thread 1 4 18 NPT Cable thread M20 x 1 5 air pipe thread 1 4 18 NPT Cable thread M20 x 1 5 air pipe thread G 1 4 Cable thread G 1 2 air pipe thread Rc 1 4 Optional With cable gland s and pipe plugs if necessary Weight 1 7 kg 3 75 lb Mounting orientation Any 9 2 9 Options Module for the...

Page 45: ...nished black bronze filter element 40 µm and condensate drain Max pre pressure 16 bar 232 06 psi output adjustable to 1 4 6 bar 20 90 psi PC software for configuration and operation DSV401 SMART VISION with DTM available on CD ROM 9 3 TZIDC 120 9 3 1 Communication Specification FOUNDATION Fieldbus version 1 5 Physical Layer Model 113 121 IEC 61158 2 Transmission rate 31 25 Kbit s Block types 1 AO ...

Page 46: ...he maximum operating pressure of the actuator Air consumption 0 03 kg h 0 015 scfm independent of supply pressure 9 3 6 Transmission data and influences Direction of action output signal or pressure in actuator Increasing Increasing output signal 0 100 Increasing pressure y1 in the actuator Decreasing Increasing output signal 0 100 Decreasing pressure y1 in the actuator Characteristic deviation 0 ...

Page 47: ...e all information from the final control element is available in the supervisory process control system at any time Mechanical position indicator Indicator disk Cover with transparent dome Symbol label Extension shaft Digital position feedback with proximity switches Two proximity switches for independent position signaling Switching points adjustable between 0 100 Current circuits acc to DIN 1923...

Page 48: ...ib IIC T6 2 II D IP6x T 46 C Type Examination Test Certificate TÜV 04 ATEX 2702 X Type Intrinsically safe equipment Device class II 2G Ex ia IIC II 2G Ex ib IIC Standards EN 60079 0 2006 EN 60079 11 2007 EN 61241 0 2006 EN 61241 11 2006 Temperature class Ambient temperature range II 2 G T4 40 85 C T5 40 50 C T6 1 40 40 C 1 When using the plug in module for Digital Feedback in Temperature Class T6 ...

Page 49: ...nation test certificate number PTB 00 ATEX 2049 X Proximity switches manuf by Pepperl Fuchs Plug in module for digital position feedback Terminal 51 52 or 41 42 Maximum values Ui 30 V Ii 320 mA Pi 500 mW Ci 3 7 nF Li negligibly small Plug in module for analog position feedback Terminal 31 32 Maximum values Ui 30 V Ii 320 mA Pi 1 1 W Ci 6 6 nF Li negligibly small Plug in module for shutdown contact...

Page 50: ...Ex nA IIC resp Ex nL IIC Temperature Class Ambient temperature range T4 40 85 C 40 85 C T5 40 50 C 40 65 C T6 40 40 C 40 50 C Electrical data for type TZIDC with marking Ex ia IIC resp Ex ib IIC In type of protection Intrinsic Safety Ex ia IIC resp Ex ib IIC only for the connection to a certified intrinsically safe circuit with the following maximum values Signal circuit Terminals 11 12 Ui 30 V li...

Page 51: ...ctive internal capacitance Ci 3 7 nF The effective internal inductance is negligibly small IMPORTANT NOTE The intrinsically safe circuits are galvanically separated up to a voltage of 60 V The local communication interface LKS is connected with the signal circuit Electrical data for type TZIDC with marking Ex nA IIC T6 Signal circuit Terminals 11 12 U 9 7 VDC 4 20 mA max 21 5 mA Switch input Termi...

Page 52: ...C max 4 20 mA Max output pressure 90 psi Max ambient 85 Deg C Class I Div 1 Groups A B C and D Class II Div 1 Groups E F and G Class III Enclosure Type 4X Model TZIDC P N V18345 x0x2x2xx0x Intelligent Positioner intrinsically safe with entity parameters of Terminals 11 12 V max 30 V I max 104 mA Ci 6 6 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 81 82 V max 30 V I max 110 mA Ci 4 2 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 83 84 V max 30 V ...

Page 53: ...llation Drawing No 901064 Temperature Code T4 Max Ambient 85 Deg C IMPORTANT NOTE The x in P N denotes minor mechanical variations or optional features Do not use the local communication interface LKS in hazardous areas Each pair of conductors for each intrinsic safety circuit must be shielded ...

Page 54: ... 11 12 V max 30 V I max 104 mA Ci 6 6 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 81 82 V max 30 V I max 110 mA Ci 3 7 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 83 84 V max 30 V I max 96 mA Ci 3 7 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 31 32 V max 30 V I max 110 mA Ci 6 6 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 41 42 and 51 52 V max 30 V I max 96 mA Ci 3 7 nF Li 0 uH Terminals Limit2 41 42 and Limit1 51 52 V max 15 5 V I max 52 mA Ci 20 nF Li 30 uH When installed per installat...

Page 55: ...ty NI I 2 ABCD T4 Ta 85 C S II III 2 FG T4 Ta 85 C Type 4XMax Enity Parameters Per Control Drawings a Case mounting 1 2 3 4 or 9 b Input communication port 1 or 2 c Output safe protection 1 2 4 or 5 d Option modules for analog or digital position feedback 0 1 3 or 5 e Mechanical kit proximity swiches for digital position feedback option 0 1 or 3 f Design varnish coding 1 or 2 ...

Page 56: ...Ex relevant specifications 56 TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 42 18 84 EN 10 1 6 FM Control Document ...

Page 57: ...Ex relevant specifications 42 18 84 EN TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 57 ...

Page 58: ...Ex relevant specifications 58 TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 42 18 84 EN ...

Page 59: ...Ex relevant specifications 42 18 84 EN TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 59 ...

Page 60: ...r Grp IIB IIC Barriers or power supply ia ib for Grp IIB IIC Voltage 17 5 V 17 5 V 24 V Current 380 mA 360 mA 250 mA Power 5 32 W 2 52 W 1 2 W Characteristic curve rectangular trapezoidal Linear Li negligibly small Ci negligibly small In Intrinsic Safety types of protection Ex ia IIC or Ex ib IIC only for connection to a certified intrinsically safe circuit with max values Shutdown contact input T...

Page 61: ...50 C Electrical data for type TZIDC 110 with marking Ex ia IIC T6 resp Ex ib IIC T6 Input circuit terminals 11 12 resp In type of protection Intrinsic Safety Ex ia IIC resp Ex ib IIC only for the connection to a certified intrinsically safe circuit e g FISCO power supply with the following maximum values according to the following table FISCO power supply ia ib for group IIB IIC Barriere or power ...

Page 62: ...NT NOTE The intrinsically safe circuits themselves are safe galvanically separated up to a voltage of 60 V The Local interface for communication LKS and programming interface X5 is connected with the signal circuit Electrical data for type TZIDC 110 with marking Ex nA IIC T6 Input circuit terminals 11 12 U 9 32 VDC 10 5 mA Additionally the following modules are allowed to be used with all types ma...

Page 63: ...d 32 V DC max 15 mA powered by a SELV circuit Intrinsically safe with entity parameters of Terminals 11 12 V max 24 V I max 250 mA Ci 2 8 nF Li 7 2 uH Terminals 85 86 U max 30 V I max 50 mA Ci 3 8 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 41 42 U max 16 V I max 20 mA Ci 60 nF Li 100 uH Terminals 51 52 U max 16 V I max 20 mA Ci 60 nF Li 100 uH When installed per installation Drawing No 901265 Temperature Code T4 Max Am...

Page 64: ...ut rated 32 V DC max 15 mA powered by a SELV Circuit Intrinsically safe with entity parameters of Terminals 11 12 V max 24 V I max 250 mA Ci 2 8 nF Li 7 2 uH Terminals 85 86 U max 30 V I max 50 mA Ci 3 8 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 41 42 U max 16 V I max 20 mA Ci 60 nF Li 100 uH When installed per installation Drawing No 901265 Temperature Code T4 Max Ambient 85 Deg C Notice The x in P N denotes minor me...

Page 65: ...H NI I 2 ABCD T6 T5 T4 Ta 40 C 55 C 85 C S II III 2 EFG T6 T5 T4 Ta 40 C 55 C 85 C Enclosure type 4x a Case mounting 1 2 5 or 6 b Output safe protection 1 2 4 or 5 c Option modules shutdown 0 or 4 d Optional mechanical kit for digital position feedback 0 1 or 3 e Design varnish coding 1 or E Equipment Ratings TZIDC 110 Intrinsically safe Entity and FISCO for Class I II and III Division 1 Applicabl...

Page 66: ...Ex relevant specifications 66 TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 42 18 84 EN 10 2 6 FM Control Document ...

Page 67: ...Ex relevant specifications 42 18 84 EN TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 67 ...

Page 68: ...Ex relevant specifications 68 TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 42 18 84 EN ...

Page 69: ...for Grp IIB IIC Barriers or power supply ia ib for Grp IIB IIC Voltage 17 5 V 17 5 V 24 V Current 380 mA 360 mA 250 mA Power 5 32 W 2 52 W 1 2 W Characteristic curve rectangular trapezoidal Linear Li negligibly small Ci negligibly small In Intrinsic Safety types of protection Ex ia IIC or Ex ib IIC only for connection to a certified intrinsically safe circuit with max values Shutdown contact input...

Page 70: ...50 C Electrical data for type TZIDC 120 with marking Ex ia IIC T6 resp Ex ib IIC T6 Input circuit terminals 11 12 resp In type of protection Intrinsic Safety Ex ia IIC resp Ex ib IIC only for the connection to a certified intrinsically safe circuit e g FISCO power supply with the following maximum values according to the following table FISCO power supply ia ib for group IIB IIC Barriere or power ...

Page 71: ...NT NOTE The intrinsically safe circuits themselves are safe galvanically separated up to a voltage of 60 V The Local interface for communication LKS and programming interface X5 is connected with the signal circuit Electrical data for type TZIDC 120 with marking Ex nA IIC T6 Input circuit terminals 11 12 U 9 32 VDC 11 5 mA Additionally the following modules are allowed to be used with all types ma...

Page 72: ...d 32 V DC max 15 mA powered by a SELV circuit Intrinsically safe with entity parameters of Terminals 11 12 V max 24 V I max 250 mA Ci 2 8 nF Li 7 2 uH Terminals 85 86 U max 30 V I max 50 mA Ci 3 8 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 41 42 U max 16 V I max 20 mA Ci 60 nF Li 100 uH Terminals 51 52 U max 16 V I max 20 mA Ci 60 nF Li 100 uH When installed per installation Drawing No 901265 Temperature Code T4 Max Am...

Page 73: ...ated 32 V DC max 15 mA powered by a SELV Circuit Intrinsically safe with entity parameters of Terminals 11 12 V max 24 V I max 250 mA Ci 2 8 nF Li 7 2 uH Terminals 85 86 U max 30 V I max 50 mA Ci 3 8 nF Li 0 uH Terminals 41 42 U max 16 V I max 20 mA Ci 60 nF Li 100 uH When installed per installation Drawing No 901265 Temperature Code T4 Max Ambient 85 Deg C IMPORTANT NOTE The x in P N denotes mino...

Page 74: ... 2 ABCD T6 T5 T4 Ta 40 C 55 C 85 C S II III 2 EFG T6 T5 T4 Ta 40 C 55 C 85 C Enclosure type 4x a Case mounting 1 2 5 or 6 b Output safe protection 1 2 4 or 5 c Option modules shutdown 0 or 4 d Optional mechanical kit for digital position feedback 0 1 or 3 e Design varnish coding 1 or E Equipment Ratings TZIDC 120 Positioners Intrinsically safe Entity and FISCO for Class I II and III Division 1 App...

Page 75: ...Ex relevant specifications 42 18 84 EN TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 75 10 3 6 FM Control Document ...

Page 76: ...Ex relevant specifications 76 TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 42 18 84 EN ...

Page 77: ...Ex relevant specifications 42 18 84 EN TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 77 ...

Page 78: ...Parameter descriptions 78 TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 42 18 84 EN 11 Parameter descriptions 11 1 TZIDC 11 1 1 Parameter overview M00487 Abb 22 Parameter overview ...

Page 79: ...CTCLOCKWISE P3 3 EXIT Return Zurück z Arbeitsebene Function NV_SAVE P4 _ MESSAGES P4 0 TIME_OUT Control time out Stellzeitüberwachung OFF 200 OFF P4 1 POS_SW1 Position switch 1 Schaltpunkt SW1 0 0 100 0 0 0 P4 2 POS_SW2 Position switch 2 Schaltpunkt SW2 0 0 100 0 100 0 P4 3 SW1_ACTV Switchpoint 1 enable Aktive Richtung SW1 FALL_BEL EXCEED FALL_BEL P4 4 SW2_ACTV Switchpoint 2 enable Aktive Richtung...

Page 80: ...5 7 mA 20 0 P8 2 ACTION Action Wirkrichtung d Kennl DIRECT REVERSE DIRECT P8 3 ALARM Alarm current Alarmmeldung HIGH_CUR LOW_CUR HIGH_CUR P8 4 RB_CHAR Readback character Zurückgerechn Charakt DIRECT RECALC DIRECT P8 5 TEST Test Test Function NONE P8 6 EXIT Return Zurück z Arbeitsebene Function P9 _ DIG_OUT P9 0 ALRM_LOG Alarm logic Logik Alarmausgang ACTIVE_HI ACTIVE_LO ACTIVE_HI P9 1 SW1_LOG Swit...

Page 81: ...Parameter descriptions 42 18 84 EN TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 81 11 2 TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 11 2 1 Parameter overview M00502 Fig 23 Parameter overview ...

Page 82: ...P3 2 ZERO_POS Zero position CLOCKWISE CTCLOCKWISE CTCLOCKWISE P3 3 EXIT Return to operat level Function P4 _ P 5_ P6 _ MAN_ADJ P6 0 MIN_VR Min operating range 0 0 100 0 0 0 P6 1 MAX_VR Max operating range 0 0 100 0 100 0 P6 2 ACTUATOR Actuator type LINEAR ROTARY LINEAR P6 3 SPRNG_Y2 Spring action Y2 CLOCKWISE CTCLOCKWISE CTCLOCKWISE P6 4 ADJ_MODE Auto adjust mode FULL STROKE CTRL_PAR ZE RO_POS LOC...

Page 83: ...12 2 Approvals and certifications CE mark The version of the meter in your possession meets the requirements of the following European directives EMC directive 89 336 EEC ATEX directive 94 9 EC Explosion Protection Identification for intended use in potentially explosive atmospheres according to ATEX directive marking in addition to CE marking IEC standards FM Approvals US CSA International Canada...

Page 84: ...Appendix 84 TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 42 18 84 EN ...

Page 85: ...ntact person Telephone Fax E mail Device details Type Serial no Reason for the return description of the defect Was this device used in conjunction with substances which pose a threat or risk to health Yes No If yes which type of contamination please place an X next to the applicable items Biological Corrosive irritating Combustible highly extremely combustible Toxic Explosive Other toxic substanc...

Page 86: ...y 26 M Maintenance 38 Mechanical digital feedback with proximity switches 28 Mechanical feedback with micro switches for 24 V 28 Mechanical mount 15 Mechanical position indicator 27 Minimum angle 20 Mounting 15 Mounting kit 17 Mounting on linear actuators 17 Mounting on rotary actuators 21 N Name plate 9 Note symbols 8 O Operating conditions at installation site 15 Operating mode 32 36 Operating r...

Page 87: ...4 EN TZIDC TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 87 Travel 40 44 47 TZIDC 31 40 50 81 TZIDC 110 43 63 TZIDC 110 TZIDC 120 35 84 TZIDC 120 47 72 W Warranty 7 Warranty provisions 7 Z Zero position 33 37 Change from one to two columns n ...

Page 88: ... Printed in the Fed Rep of Germany 09 2011 ABB 2011 3KXE341007R4201 42 18 84 EN Rev B ABB Ltd Process Automation Salterbeck Trading Estate Workington Cumbria CA14 5DS UK Tel 44 0 1946 830 611 Fax 44 0 1946 832 661 ABB Inc Process Automation 125 E County Line Road Warminster PA 18974 USA Tel 1 215 674 6000 Fax 1 215 674 7183 ABB Automation Products GmbH Process Automation Schillerstr 72 32425 Minde...

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