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Sensor programming

Function

Function channel

Reference chan-

nel 1

Reference

channel 2

* Humidity variables, capacitive on channel 3 or 4

Mb1 = temperature

Mb2 = humidity

* Humidity variables, psychr.

on channel 3 or 4

Mb1 = DT

Mb2 = HT

Function parameter (Mb1)

on channel 2, 3, or 4

Mb1 = channel 1

Difference (Mb1 - Mb2)

on channel 2, 3, 4 (Mb1)

Mb1 = channel 1

Mb2=M00

Average value over Mb2...Mb1

on channel 2, 3, 4 (Mb1)

Mb1 = channel 1

Mb2=M00

Total value of Mb2...Mb1

on channel 2, 3, 4 (Mb1)

Mb1 = channel 1

Mb2=M00



M01

−

M00



on channel 2, 3, 4 (q)

Mb1 = channel 1

Mb2=M09

WBGT

on channel 2 (GT)

Mb1 = channel 1

Mb2=M00

Arrangement of channels on the connectors :

Once the range has been programmed the standard reference channels can be
used (see above). Settings for the reference channels are described in Section
12.4.6. The best approach is to use the

Function channels

wizard.

A new feature is the presence of 4 device-internal channels

. M9 is pro-

grammed by default as differential channel

M1 – M0

; this applies if there are two

sensors with the same units and same decimal point position connected at

measuring points

and

. However, all four channels can be used in con-

junction with any function channels with standard reference channels

Mb1

and

Mb2

; i.e. if you want to program a function parameter without reference

channel on a device-internal basis, the sensor must be connected to M1.

Advantage

of device-internal channels :

If several sensors are being used for the same application, they do not have to

be reprogrammed and can be freely exchanged without losing their function

channel assignment. However, if the whole application operates with just one

sensor, then programming on the sensor itself makes more sense.

ALMEMO

5690-2M

M0 M1 M2 M3 M4

1. Chan.

2. Chan.

3. Chan.

4. Chan.

Device internal channels

Difference M01-M00

Sensor channels

M5 M6 M7 M8

Summary of Contents for ALMEMO 5690-2M

Page 1: ...____________________________ Operating instructions english Data acquisition system ALMEMO 5690 2M V4 1 15 03 2013 www ahlborn com ...

Page 2: ...2 F3 F4 2 Check lamps START Measuring operation started REC Measuring with results saved COM Measuring with output AVG Averaging ALARM Limit value exceeded Sensor breakage LoBat LOCKED Keys locked 2 ALMEMO 5690 2M 2 Check lamps ON Device is on SLEEP Flashes in sleep mode CHARGE Battery is being charged Goes out as soon as fully charged 3 Keypad F1 to F4 Function keys soft keys Cursor block Switch ...

Page 3: ...ess 0 to 99 e Key ON OFF START STOP No function ALMEMO 5690 2M 3 f Output sockets A1 A2 A1 Interface optic fiber ZA1909 DK5 L RS 422 ZA 5099 NVL NVB Ethernet ZA 1945 DK Bluetooth ZA 1709 BTx A2 Network cable ZA1999 NK5 NKL A1 A2 Trigger input ZA 1000 ET EK Relay outputs ZA 1000 EGK Analog output 2 ZA 1601 RK g Connection socket DC 12V Mains adapter ZB 1212 NA6 12V 3A Cable electr isol ZB 3090 UK2 ...

Page 4: ...s Measuring inputs x0 to x9 for 10 thermocouples x 10 to x 39 max 30 additional channels Code switch internal measuring point x 10 to 90 on board 10 Module U KS selector switch board 2x5 clamp connectors Measuring inputs x0 to x9 for analog sensors without power supply x 10 to x 39 max 30 additional channels Code switch internal measuring point x 10 to 90 on board 11 Module RTA5 Relay trigger anal...

Page 5: ...argeable battery only with module ES5690 AP 18 7 4 Sensor supply 19 7 5 Switching ON OFF Reinitialization 19 7 6 Data buffering 19 8 CONNECTING THE TRANSDUCERS 20 8 1 Transducers 20 8 2 Measuring inputs and additional channels 20 8 3 Extending the measuring points 21 8 4 Potential separation 22 9 RELAY TRIGGER ANALOG MODULE 24 9 1 Power supply 24 9 2 Interface elements and options 24 9 2 1 Relays ...

Page 6: ...g measured values as a line graph 39 11 4 Averaging 40 11 4 1 Smoothing out meas val by means of a sliding average 41 11 4 2 Averaging mode 41 11 4 3 Averaging over individual manual measuring 41 11 4 4 Networked measuring 42 11 4 5 Averaging over the measuring time measuring duration 43 11 4 6 Measuring time measuring duration timer 43 11 4 7 Averaging over the cycle 44 11 4 8 Averaging over meas...

Page 7: ... Changing the units 65 12 3 9 Selecting the measuring range 65 12 3 10 Function channels 68 12 3 11 Special measuring ranges Linearization Multi point calibration 70 12 4 Special functions 70 12 4 1 Print cycle factor 71 12 4 2 Minimum sensor power supply 71 12 4 3 Limit Value Responses 72 12 4 4 Analog start and analog end 73 12 4 5 Output function 73 12 4 6 Reference channel 1 74 12 4 7 Referenc...

Page 8: ...end both of these instructions and of the Manual 3 1 Warranty Each and every device before leaving our factory undergoes numerous quality tests We provide a guarantee lasting two years from delivery date that your device will function trouble free Before you send your device to us please ob serve the advisory notes in Chapter 13 Trouble shooting In the unlikely event that the device proves defecti...

Page 9: ...ame symbol Disposal of any such item as unsorted domestic waste is strictly forbidden Please dispose of all packaging materials according to the applicable national waste management regulations Please dispose of cardboard boxes protective plastic packaging materials and all preservative substances separately and in the proper manner The disposal of the device itself also of device parts accessorie...

Page 10: ... or conditions for which it is not suited Use of the device with an unsuitable power supply and or in conjunction with unsuitable peripheral equipment Use of the device for any purpose other than that for which it is intended Damage caused by electrostatic discharge or light ning DANGER Risk of fatal injury caused by dangerously high voltage Such risks may occur in the following circumstances Use ...

Page 11: ...uitable Be sure to observe the maximum load capacity of the sensor power supply Sensors with their own integrated power supply are not electrically iso lated from one another 4 2 Handling batteries rechargeable batteries correctly When inserting batteries rechargeable batteries ensure that these are correctly polarized If the device will probably not be needed for a relatively long pe riod of time...

Page 12: ...print layouts Man Ch 7 The operating instructions you are now reading cover only those features and controls that are specific to this device Many sections therefore also refer to the more detailed description in the Manual see Manual Section xxx 5 1 Functions of the ALMEMO 5690 2M The data acquisition system ALMEMO 5690 2M has basically 9 electrically isolated measuring inputs with over 70 measur...

Page 13: ...nd differential values from certain measuring points can be programmed as function channels also internal channels and can be processed and printed out like normal measuring points There are also function channels available for special measuring tasks e g to determine the temperature coefficient Q DT and wet bulb globe temperature Units The 2 character units display can be adapted for each measuri...

Page 14: ...sent to an analog output it may be an advan tage to use semi continuous mode instead the output value will then always be refreshed at half the measuring rate set irrespective of the number of measuring points involved Measured values The measured values of 1 to 20 measuring points can be indicated on the dis play using a variety of menus some user configurable in three font sizes and in the form ...

Page 15: ... with date function or in terms of the pure measuring time For the purposes of starting stopping a measuring operation the start stop date and time of day can be programmed Cycle The cycle can be programmed to any value between 00 00 01 1 second and 59 59 59 hh mm ss This function permits cyclic output of measured values to the interfaces or to the memory and provides cyclic calculation of the ave...

Page 16: ...plication Nine keys four of them soft keys can be used to operate the de vice This system also allows you to fully program the sensors the device and the process control Output All data logs menu functions saved measured values and stored program parameters can be output to any peripheral equipment Interfaces for RS 232 RS 422 and Ethernet are provided by the appropriate interface cables Mea sured...

Page 17: ...ng to memory see 11 3 1 MANU or F2 Cyclic measuring operation Select cycle timer PROG Enter cycle hh mm ss see 10 5 Cycle timer 00 05 00Sn Output format list Columns n Table t FORM or F3 Terminate programming ESC or F4 Start stop cyclic measuring operation see 11 3 2 START STOP or F1 Output from memory to the printer or to the computer Select Memory capacity free function by means of PROG Output m...

Page 18: ...ng instrument in a 12 volt or 24 volt on board supply system 7 3 Operation with rechargeable battery only with module ES5690 AP For mains independent operation the system must be equipped with module AP with eight NiMH rechargeable batteries 9 6 V 1600 mAh At a current con sumption of approx 40 mA this will give an operating time of approx 40 hours To prolong the operating time for the purposes of...

Page 19: ...p should light up as verification To switch the device OFF press the ON PROG key and hold down for approx 1 second After the device is switched off the real time clock continues to run and all saved values and settings are retained intact see 7 6 If the device behaves abnormally as the result of interference e g electrostatic or mains failure you are advised try first of all to clear the problem s...

Page 20: ...However ALMEMO sensors can if required provide up to 4 channels with 9 input sockets each so that altogether 36 channels are available The additional channels can be used in particular for humidity sensors with four measuring variables temperature humidity dew point mixture ratio or for function channels Each sensor can if necessary be programmed with several measuring ranges or scaling settings a...

Page 21: ...n the previous module and accordingly the channel number of the previous module will be limited to 10 to 40 measur ing points Multi channel sensors should therefore be collected as far as possi ble in one module 99 sensors can only be collected in 10 modules if the chan nel number of each module is limited to 10 i e the measuring point number goes up by 10 each time The time taken for a measuring ...

Page 22: ...le Measuring point numbering is by means of the code switch internally on the board see above This module occupies only 1 plug in slot but if arranged in series one dummy panel must be inserted between in order to operate the con nector 4 Selector switch board U KS 10 also has 10 inputs these are led directly onto two 20 contact plug connectors with terminals Sensors can be connected via terminals...

Page 23: ...connector For these sensors the electrical isolation may have to be disabled by means of relay S see above or by wire jumper some inputs would otherwise be left without reference potential The relay is set automatically by element flag 5 ISO OFF the first time it is connected see Manual 6 10 3 How ever with certain connectors especially divider connectors without power sup ply element flag 5 shoul...

Page 24: ...9 1 Power supply The adapter is supplied with a voltage of 9 to 12 VDC via the system itself In the standard version the maximum requirement is 20 mA It is only with op tional analog outputs in particular with electric current outputs that the maxi mum supply current per module must be observed see 9 3 9 2 Interface elements and options Sockets P0 1 and P2 3 are fitted as standard with four semico...

Page 25: ...voltage capacity greater than 50 V 0 5 A For separating the mains voltage side For the realization of an alarm failure of the control side 9 2 2 Trigger inputs Trigger inputs P8 and P9 can be driven via optocouplers on the ba sis of voltage levels 4 to 30 V When using floating switch con tacts the optocouplers must be appropriately wired with supply U and U see diagram The trigger function as stan...

Page 26: ...ce elements are then available as port P30 to P39 2 The peripheral equipment should be connected to the clamp connector and plugged in on the relay module at the appropriate port sockets see 9 2 4 4 All the programming functions can be performed via the device keypad in the Output modules menu see 12 6 2 or using the AMR Control software or via terminal commands see Manual 6 10 9 2 and 6 10 10 9 3...

Page 27: ... To return to the measuring menu last used press To return to the programming menu last used press press again To return to menu selection press ESC You can program the device designation in the header line see 12 5 1 and the titles of the user menus see 11 7 ALMEMO 5690 2M 27 ALMEMO 5690 2 MEASURING Menus Standard display U1 Meas value correction U2 Averaging U3 Volume flow Data logger Multi chan...

Page 28: ... Outside of measuring range Maximum value O flashes ALARM Outside of measuring range Minimum value U flashes ALARM Sensor breakage voltage low Display B L flashes ALARM 10 3 Function keys The function of keys F1 to F4 3 can be dif ferent in each of the various menus The function is indicated as an abbreviation in the bottom line of the display soft keys In the instructions and documentation these ...

Page 29: ...d see 10 4 you can enter a value or clear the current value Clearing programmable values CLR To program press PROG You should now be in programming mode P should appear in middle of soft key bar the cursor flashes below the first input position Cycle timer 00 00 00 Increment the selected digit with Decrement the selected digit with Change arithmetic sign of numeric values Select next position the ...

Page 30: ...selected from the range of measuring menus they differ from one another in the number of measuring points 1 to 20 in the font size used to display measured values 4 8 12 mm in the choice of bar chart or line graph and in the grouping of functions If these preconfigured menus do not completely meet your requirements you can assemble your own 3 user menus U1 U2 U3 from a range of over 50 functions s...

Page 31: ...ach measuring point and continuously updated to memory together with date and time of day To display these values use the functions listed below to output them use the function chan nels see 12 3 10 Using the AMR Control software the Monitor ing menu including Max Min times as shown on the right can be loaded and easily config ured as a user menu see 11 7 Function maximum value Max 245 7 C Functio...

Page 32: ...rence value in order then to observe subsequent devia tion Having selected the measured values function in any menu see 10 4 you will be shown a help window listing all the possibilities for measured value cor rection If you press ZERO PROG the displayed measured value will be saved as base value and thus set to zero Function Select measured value 00 23 4 C Function Zero set measured value ZERO To...

Page 33: ...ro but the negative base value In the case of dynamic pressure probes the zero point error is al ways written to the calibration offset temporarily i e until you switch off even if the channel is locked 11 2 3 Sensor adjustment for chemical sensors and probes With the following sensors in the measured value function press ADJ see 11 2 2 to automatically reach the wizard menu sensor adjustment for ...

Page 34: ...lso be per formed for other sensors In addition to zero point adjustment11 2 2gain is also corrected in the Setpoint function by means of a second measuring point The correction factor is calculated automatically at the touch of a button and stored as factor on the sensor connector 1 Zero point adjustment Put sensor in its zero status icy water unpressurized etc To set measured value to zero see 1...

Page 35: ...nation see 10 3 2 While the temperature is being measured point T flashes Temp comp CT 23 5 C Automatic temperature compensation can be switched off by pro gramming the reference channel for the measuring point to itself 11 2 6 Atmospheric pressure compensation Some measured variables depend on the ambient atmospheric pressure see Section 12 3 9 Measuring range list with PC with the effect that la...

Page 36: ...eter in the device configuration see 12 5 8 This can if necessary be in corporated in measured data acquisition as device temperature with function channel CJ see 12 3 10 Instead of this form of cold junction temperature measurement it is also possi ble to use an external measuring sensor Pt100 or NTC in an isothermal block see Manual 6 7 3 this must be positioned upstream from the thermocouples a...

Page 37: ...lues are being saved see 12 1 2 REC Each time the key is pressed again after this the measured values will be pro cessed with the associated measuring time 11 3 2 Cyclic output saving of all measuring points For cyclic recording and output of measured values see Manual 6 5 1 2 the cycle and the output format must be programmed accordingly The measuring operation can be started by pressing START an...

Page 38: ...y free function continuously displays the memory capacity still available Selecting this function enables two soft keys one for direct memory output and one for memory clear ing The output format is as set in the cycle see 11 3 2 and 12 1 2 Function Memory free e g Memory free 0378 4 KB To output the memory see 12 2 6 PRINT To clear the memory CMEM 11 3 4 Output menu functions Each measured value ...

Page 39: ...ed measuring point is not changed Limit values if activated are displayed as dotted lines To set the display for the y axis the functions Analog start and Analog end in the Special functions menu should be used see 12 4 4 These functions can also be entered directly on the axis pressing PROG Displaying a measured value as line graph In the Times cycles menu enter the cycle Cycle 00 00 05 Time axis...

Page 40: ...ll up a special wizard menu Averaging to help you enter the necessary parameters with help windows that will teach you how best to proceed Measuring menu Average value Most averaging functions can also be per formed directly in a measuring menu e g User menu U2 Average value Help win dows explaining the various averaging modes are available in the programming stage e g To calculate volume flow fro...

Page 41: ...hing measuring rate measuring points 1 is calculated and displayed by the averaging wizard 11 4 2 Averaging mode For a detailed description of averaging over measuring point scans see the Manual 6 7 4 The averaging method is defined for each channel in the Aver aging mode function Below are the methods available shown with averaging mode and operation Function No averaging Averaging mode Averaging...

Page 42: ...log all the individ ual values or to be able to repeat incorrect measuring operations a special menu is pro vided for networked measuring This special menu can be accessed via the Average value function by pressing ARRAY This menu can also be used of course for other point measur ing operations 1 The averaging mode is not significant Averaging mode For measured value smoothing if necessary select ...

Page 43: ...on values of the menu press PRINT 11 4 6 Measuring time measuring duration timer For averaging over time see above and for many other measuring operations the actual measuring time from start to stop is required For continuously mon itoring the measuring time without clearing the real time the Measuring time function is provided this has the format hh mm ss xx with a resolution of 0 10 seconds If ...

Page 44: ...raging mode CYCL To program the cycle see 12 1 2 Cycle 00 15 00 Check Start measuring operation averaging runs START Stop measuring operation STOP ll Read out average value cycle in average value function Aver val 13 24 ms To output all function values of the menu press PRINT Average value over manually set periods of time Using the same averaging mode but without the cycle the average value can a...

Page 45: ...asuring points can be activated by programming the reference channels accordingly see 12 4 6 The function channel can be configured quickly and easily by means of the wizard menu Averaging Example M13 M from M0 to M3 If the sensors are to remain unaffected the function channel can be pro grammed to the device internal channels e g M19 see 12 3 10 The default reference channels are M0 to M1 ALMEMO ...

Page 46: ...low velocity can also be determined by means of single array measuring operations as per VDI VDE 2640 see 11 4 4 and Manual 3 5 5 e g 13 24 m s To display output and save the number of measuring operations the function channel n t is also provided see 12 3 9 12 3 10 With Pitot tubes in order to calculate actual velocity temperature compensation and atmospheric pressure compensation must be provide...

Page 47: ...nctions analog start and analog end in the special functions menu should be used see 12 4 4 Hav ing selected these functions they can be entered by pressing PROG and or directly on the appropriate axis see 10 5 11 5 2 Differential measurement If there are two sensors with the same units and same decimal point position connected at measuring points M0 and M1 the difference M1 M0 appears au tomatica...

Page 48: ...d value with Comment Measuring points list Comment 00 23 12 C temperature Measured value with Maximum value Measuring points list Maximum value 00 23 12 C 32 67 C Measured value with Minimum value Measuring points list Minimum value 00 23 12 C 19 34 C Measured value with Average value Measuring points list Average value 00 23 12 C 25 45 C Measured value with Limit value maximum Measuring points li...

Page 49: ...START To stop meas operation press STOP 11 6 2 Wet bulb globe temperature The stress caused in heat exposed workplaces can be evaluated in terms of their wet bulb globe temperature calculated according to the following formula WBGT 0 1 DT 0 7 HT 0 2 GT see Man ual 3 1 4 To measure the dry temperature DT and the natural humid temperature HT a psychrome ter FN A848 WB with turn off motor is con nect...

Page 50: ...Measured value medium 3 rows 00 1234 5 C ZERO ADJ o 16 Measured value large 7 rows 00 Temperature C 1234 5 ZERO ADJ o 17 Measured value bar chart 2 rows 5 0 S220 mls 15 00 o 34 Limit value maximum s 12 3 5 Limit max 1234 5 C OFF ON o 00 Limit value minimum Limit min 0123 4 C OFF ON o 01 Base value see 12 3 6 Base value C OFF ON o 02 Factor Factor 1 12345 OFF ON o 03 Exponent Exponent 0 OFF ON o 48...

Page 51: ... Setpoint 1100 0 C OFF ADJ o 45 Measuring time see 11 4 6 Meas time 00 00 000 00 CLR o 46 Measuring duration see 12 1 4 Meas duration 00 00 00 CLR o 47 Menu end o 99 11 7 2 Menu configuration From the measuring menu choose a user menu MEASURING menus U1 U2 or U3 that you do not need at the moment To configure this please connect the device via a data cable to your PC and start the AMR Control soft...

Page 52: ...3 0 C P06 Factor FACTOR 01 1 0350E 1 P07 Zero point correction ZERO POINT 01 0000 7 C f1 P06 Gain correction GAIN 01 1 0013 f1 P07 Analog start ANALOG START 01 0000 0 C P16 Analog end ANALOG END 01 0100 0 C P17 Cycle PRINT CYCLE 00 06 00 P11 Cycle timer PRINT TIMER 00 06 00 f1 P11 Date time of day TIME OF DAY 12 34 00 P10 P13 Start time START TIME 07 00 00 f1 P10 End time END TIME 17 00 00 f2 P10 ...

Page 53: ...e date on the right by selecting this function see 10 4 these can be pro grammed in the format indicated see 10 5 Function Date and time of day Time 12 34 56 Date 01 05 00 Format of time of day and date hh mm ss dd mm yy 12 1 2 Cycle with memory activation and output format For cyclic saving of and output via the interface of measured values use the Cycle this corresponds to the print cycle with o...

Page 54: ... by U Special format is indicated by an abbreviation n or t Cycle 00 15 00 Sn 12 1 3 Measuring rate continuous measuring point scan As and when necessary the measuring rate conversion rate for measuring point scans can be changed via the Measuring rate function from its standard setting of 10 mops to 2 5 50 100 mops see Manual 6 5 There is also an op tion SA0000 Q4 for setting the measuring rate t...

Page 55: ...bove 10 measuring operations per second mains hum suppression is not provided as a result accuracy may be adversely affected by interference over the connection lines wherever possible use twisted wires Saving to memory at 100 400 measuring operations per second is only possible with the SD card but not with the internal EEPROM 12 1 4 Start time Start date End time End date Measuring duration A me...

Page 56: ...ata can be imported into MS Excel or into Win Control the accompanying measured value software The memory card is inserted in slot 4 on the front panel it is recognized auto matically You can verify this in the menu Recording to memory see 12 2 2 and the function External memory by the increased memory capacity and the file name in the function File name If the external memory is connected at the ...

Page 57: ... Cycle memory activation sleep mode 3 Measuring rate with memory activation 4 Start time and end time for a measuring op eration The preparations for recording to memory can be made most easily using the menu Record ing to memory There are numerous methods available for starting and stopping a measuring operation some also with their own wizard menus see 12 2 4 PLEASE NOTE The first time the devic...

Page 58: ...al 6 7 After selecting the function Number the 6 character number is entered as nor mal see 10 5 You can use digits 0 to 9 and also the characters A F N P and or _ space The number is activated as soon as it has been entered it will then be followed by the letter A until the next cyclic or manual measuring operation is saved Number function e g room 12 measuring point 1 NUMBER 12 001 A To zero set...

Page 59: ...cle 00 05 00 S 2 Activate saving in this cycle Saving Ø Normal 3 Select sleep mode Saving Ø Sleep 4 To switch sleep mode on press ON Sleep Ø 5 In a measuring menu start a measuring operation by pressing START The device should then display Sleep On LED SLEEP 2 flashes The display then switches off the LED SLEEP 2 flashes rhythmically on and off as verification 6 In the specified cycle the instrume...

Page 60: ... output formats may be used list columns or table The option to specify partial ranges is available as it is possible to set the start and end time of measurements and also possible to select the number of corresponding identified measure ments With external memory cards see 12 2 1 there is only one option avail able namely output in table mode of all the measured data contained in the file most r...

Page 61: ...ect the Memory capacity free function see 10 4 Memory free 384 5KB To clear the memory press CMEM If a memory card is being used the card will be reformatted and all files will be deleted The full capacity will be shown as available memory Memory free 512 0 KB To cancel press ESC 12 3 Sensor programming Since on ALMEMO devices all sensor programming is stored in the ALMEMO connector itself the use...

Page 62: ...ve channels press MACT 12 3 2 Measuring point designation Each measuring point can be assigned a 10 character alphanumerical designa tion all ASCII characters to denote as clearly as possible the type of sensor measuring location and or purpose This designation is included in all stan dard measured value displays In an output via the interface the measuring point designation appears in the program...

Page 63: ...de Averaging over all active measuring point scans CONT Averaging over all measuring point scans in a cycle CYCL 12 3 4 Locking the sensor programming The functional parameters for each measuring point are protected by means of the locking mode this can be set to the desired locking level see Manual 6 3 12 Before programming you must lower the locking mode to an appropri ate level If you see a dot...

Page 64: ...lectrical signal of a sensor as a measured value in its physical size it is nearly always necessary to perform a zero point shift and multiplication by a factor To perform these steps the functions BASE and FACTOR are pro vided For a detailed description of scaling with an example please refer to the Manual Section 6 3 11 Displayed value corrected measured value BASE x FACTOR The FACTOR can be pro...

Page 65: ...on 2 Units C If you enter F as units the temperature value will be converted au tomatically from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit If you enter C cold junction compensation will be disabled If you enter the ap propriate two characters the following units are generated automati cally for m enter ms for enter mh for enter Wm and for g enter gk 12 3 9 Selecting the measuring range If you want to ...

Page 66: ...ITS90 ZA 9020 FS 200 0 1300 0 C NiSi Fe CuNi L ZA 9021 FSL 200 0 900 0 C FeCo Fe CuNi J ITS90 ZA 9021 FSJ 200 0 1000 0 C IrCo Cu CuNi U ZA 9000 FS 200 0 600 0 C CuCo Cu CuNi T ITS90 ZA 9021 FST 200 0 400 0 C CoCo PtRh10 Pt S ITS90 ZA 9000 FS 0 0 1760 0 C Pt10 PtRh13 Pt R ITS90 ZA 9000 FS 0 0 1760 0 C Pt13 PtRh30 PtRh6 B ITS90 ZA 9000 FS 400 0 1800 0 C EL18 Au FeCr ZA 9000 FS 270 0 60 0 C AuFe W5Re...

Page 67: ... press 40m s with TC PC FD A612 M1 0 50 40 00 m s L840 Dyn press 90 m s with TC PC FD A612 M6 1 00 90 00 m s L890 Flow sensor SS20 ZA9602 SSS 0 50 20 00 m s L920 Rel humidity capacitive FH A646 0 0 100 0 H rH Rel humidity cap with TC FH A646 C 0 0 100 0 H HcrH Rel humidity cap with TC FH A646 R 0 0 100 0 H H rH Humid temperature HT FN A846 30 00 125 00 C P HT Conductivity probe with TC FY A641 LF ...

Page 68: ...rigerant R404a FDA602Lx 60 0 65 0 C R404 Temp for refrigerant R407c FDA602Lx 50 0 86 0 C R407 Temp for refrigerant R410 FDA602Lx 70 0 70 0 C R410 Temp for refrigerant R417a FDA602Lx 50 0 70 0 C R417 Temp for refrigerant R507 FDA602Lx 70 0 70 0 C R507 TK temperature compensation LK atmospheric pressure compensation Mbx reference channels Humidity variables Mb1 temperature Mb2 humidity humid tempera...

Page 69: ...device internal channels M9 is pro grammed by default as differential channel M1 M0 this applies if there are two sensors with the same units and same decimal point position connected at measuring points M0 and M1 However all four channels can be used in con junction with any function channels with standard reference channels Mb1 M1 and Mb2 M0 i e if you want to program a function parameter withou...

Page 70: ...ics are considered then the deviations are interpolated on a linear basis and inserted Code for user defined linearization calibration Designation with Temperatu If a channel with a characteristic is deactivated or programmed with a different range the characteristic can subsequently be reactivated by programming the special range Lin using the keypad or command B99 Other information that can be e...

Page 71: ...sary and thus save on memory capacity Enter print cycle factor see 10 5 in function Print cycle factor 01 To clear the print cycle factor press CLR 12 4 2 Minimum sensor power supply As with all ALMEMO devices the sensor supply voltage on the 5690 2M is monitored The sensor supply voltage is displayed in the Power supply menu see 12 7 Some sensors to operate properly need their own supply voltage ...

Page 72: ...7 ac tion maximum xx To activate relay yy in the event of undershooting limit value minimum 7 ac tion maximum yy To clear relay assignment press CLEAR The relays can be configured in menu Output modules To set port 20 socket A2 Port 20 Socket A2 a normally open semiconductor relay Relay NO 0 5 A to variant 2 relay assigned internally 2 Assigned internally Controlling a measuring operation The exce...

Page 73: ...ed see 12 6 3 12 4 5 Output function If the current measured value of the measuring point Mxx is not actually needed but only the maximum minimum average or alarm value this function can be programmed as output function see Manual 6 10 4 Saving analog output and digital output will then only process the specified function value As verifica tion for the output function being thus changed the measur...

Page 74: ...e function Reference channel 2 In all other cases the Multiplexer function can be used to change the input multiplexer and thus the pin assignment in the connector see Manual 6 10 2 Programming reference chan 2 absolute 1 Reference channel 2 00 Programming reference chan 2 relative 1 Reference channel 2 01 Measuring inputs B and A GND referred 1 Multiplexer B A Measuring inputs C and A GND referre...

Page 75: ...to centrally acquire and record measured values from several measuring instruments even if these are located far apart see Manual 5 3 To communi cate with networked devices it is absolutely indispensable that each device should have its own baud rate setting and its own dedicated address this is be cause only one device should respond per command Before starting network operation ensure therefore ...

Page 76: ...o to the Language function see 10 5 Language German 12 5 5 Backlighting and contrast The backlighting for the display can be enabled in the selection menus by pressing ON it can be disabled or set to any one of three levels in device configuration with the Backlighting function please note backlighting level 3 more than doubles the power consumption If backlighting is enabled but no mains adapter ...

Page 77: ...1 7 V mains operation Sensor voltage 11 7 V Cold junction temperature socket temperature CJTemperature 25 4 C 12 6 Output modules Data logger ALMEMO 5690 2M has two out put sockets A1 and A2 these can output mea sured values in either analog or digital form or as an alarm signal It is also possible to initi ate various functions by means of trigger pulses To cover all possibilities while also keep...

Page 78: ...e function variant see Manual XREF the new V6 relay trigger output modules e g module ES5690 RTA5 see XREF offer up to 10 elements Relays trigger inputs or analog outputs can be indi vidually configured regarding their function variant These external modules can be connected equally well to either output socket A2 or A1 2 the module is located on the bus To ensure that all elements can be addresse...

Page 79: ...face see Manual 6 10 10 Relay variant 8 8 Driven externally For manual activation of relays press ON or OFF The bottom line of this menu is for the function watchdog If the signal needed to drive the measuring instrument or any driven relay normally received via the interface is affected by a failure that persists for one minute the watchdog function ensures that all relays drop out In the event o...

Page 80: ...mming is as for relay and trigger inputs To select socket and port press P or The following output modes can be programmed as variants 0 Measured value for the selected measuring channel 0 Selected measuring channel M00 2 Measured value for a programmed channel 2 Assigned internally M01 8 Programmed analog output see below 8 Driven externally The analog value appears below this with the units Anal...

Page 81: ...bar starts to flash and at 8 8 V the device switches off automatically The current charge status cannot be displayed more ex actly than this because of the different types of load Display of supply voltage battery voltage Battery voltage 10 8 V Display of actual sensor voltage Sensor voltage 11 6 V 12 8 Locking calibration menu option KL In the Locking and calibration menu you can lock the right o...

Page 82: ...Locking the functions and keys 0 None 1 Data input switching on and off PROG ON OFF ZERO ADJ 2 clear measured data CMEM CLR CLRA 3 start stop output measuring operation START STOP MANU ARRAY PRINT 4 function selection measuring point selec tion PROG F M Calibration data management The device type with version and serial number and the sensors with order number and serial number are displayed With ...

Page 83: ...ensors Connect hand held sensors in air or phantoms for thermocouples short circuit AB for PT100 sensors use 100W and check Connect the sensors again one at a time and check successively If a fault persists for any one connection then check all wiring if neces sary insulate the sensor and eliminate interference by using shielded or twisted wiring Error Data transmission via the interface does not ...

Page 84: ...s With the AMR Control software you can print out screen shots with the relevant programming and save and or print out a comprehensive function test in the device list or terminal opera tions 14 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Ahlborn Mess und Regelungstechnik GmbH declares herewith that measuring instrument ALMEMO 5690 2M carries the CE label and complies in full with the requirements of EU directives ...

Page 85: ...tor switch board U KS 10 inputs electrically isolated via 2 clamp connectors without sensor power supply 30 additional channels 1 slot Option KSU 10 inputs A C divider 100 1 accuracy 0 1 22 C drift 0 003 K Option KSI 10 inputs A B with shunt 2 Ohms accuracy 0 1 22 C drift 0 005 K Outputs 2 ALMEMO Sockets for all output modules alarm signaling device internally Standard equipment Display Graphics 1...

Page 86: ...solated Sensor connector with 10x MU connector 10 to 40 channels 1 slot ES 5690 UMU 10x MU connector for 10 sensors 10 to 40 channels ZA 5690 MU Selector switch board U TH with 10 inputs electrically isolated Sensor connector with thermocouple 10 to 40 channels 1 or 2 slots ES 5690 UTH Selector switch board U KS with 10 inputs electrically isolated Sensor connector with clamp connector 10 to 40 ch...

Page 87: ... 4 5 43 backlighting 10 1 27 Backlighting 12 5 5 76 bar charts 11 5 1 47 Base value 12 3 6 64 Baud rate 12 5 3 76 calibration data management 12 3 11 70 Changing the units 12 3 8 65 Check lamps 1 2 2f CJTemperature 12 5 8 77 Clearing the memory 12 2 6 61 code switch 8 3 21 Code switch 1 2 4 Code switches 1 2 3 Cold junction compensation 11 2 7 36 cold junction temperature 11 2 7 36 Cold junction t...

Page 88: ... measurement 11 5 2 47 Display 10 27 Display of several measuring points 11 5 47 electrically isolated 8 4 23 Element flags 12 4 8 74 End time 12 1 4 55 Exponent 12 3 6 64 Extending the measuring points 8 3 21 External DC voltage supply 7 2 18 Factor 12 3 6 64 Fail safe mode 12 2 5 60 File name 12 2 2 56 58 Function channels 12 3 10 68 Function keys 10 3 28 Function printouts 11 7 3 52 Function se...

Page 89: ...g duration 12 2 2 55 58 Measuring inputs 8 2 3 20 Measuring inputs 15 1 4 85 measuring menus 11 30 Measuring operations 5 1 2 14 Measuring point designation 12 3 2 62 Measuring point scan 11 3 37 Measuring points list 11 30 Measuring points list 11 5 3 48 Measuring rate 12 1 3 54 Measuring time 11 4 6 43 Measuring with a measuring point 11 1 31 Memory 12 2 1 56 memory activation 12 1 2 53 memory c...

Page 90: ...53 output format 11 3 2 38 Output function 12 4 5 73 Output menu functions 11 3 4 38 Output modules 12 6 77 Output sockets 1 2 3 P OFF 10 1 27 Peak value memory 11 1 2 31 Potential separation 8 4 22 power failure 12 6 2 79 Power supply 15 1 18 85 Power supply menu 12 7 81 Print cycle factor 12 4 1 71 Process control 5 1 3 15 Product overview 15 1 86 Programmed analog value output 12 6 3 81 Program...

Page 91: ...amming 12 3 13 61 Sensor supply 7 4 19 Sensor voltage 12 5 8 77 Sensor voltage minimum 12 4 2 71 Set measured value to zero 11 2 1 32 setpoint entry 11 2 4 34 Sleep mode 12 2 5 59 sliding average 11 4 1 41 Smoothing out meas val 11 4 1 41 Software 5 1 3 16 Special functions 12 4 70 special measuring operations 11 6 49 Special measuring ranges 12 3 11 70 Standard display 11 1 31 Standard equipment ...

Page 92: ...ol 5 1 3 16 wizard menu 11 4 40 Wizard menu 11 6 49 Zero point adjustment 11 2 2 33 Zero point correction 12 3 7 65 15 3 Your contact person Ahlborn Mess und Regelungstechnik GmbH Eichenfeldstraße 1 3 D 83607 Holzkirchen Germany Tel 49 0 8024 3007 0 Fax 49 0 8024 300710 Internet http www ahlborn com e mail amr ahlborn com We take every possible care but the risk of inaccuracy can never be altogeth...

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