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5.  PROGRAMMING & CALIBRATION

The BA524D is programmed and calibrated via
four push-buttons which are located behind the
instrument control cover.    When frequent access
to the push-buttons is required, the indicator can be
supplied with external membrane push-buttons
mounted on the outside of the control cover.

All the programming functions are contained in an
easy to use menu which is shown diagramatically
in Fig 6.   Each function is summarised in section
5.1 which includes references to more detailed
information.  Although this simple menu driven
system enables most adjustments to be made
without repeated reference to this manual, we
recommend that at least the summary of the
programmable functions in section 5.1 is read
before attempting programming or recalibration.

When the indicator is fitted with alarms, linearisa-
tion or a tare function, the basic menu is expanded
to include functions associated with these optional
features.   All the optional functions are described
in section 8 of this manual.

Throughout this manual push-buttons are shown in
italics e.g.

 P 

or

 Up

 push-button, and legends

displayed by the indicator are shown within
inverted commas e.g. 'CAL' and ' ALr2'.

Access to the programme menu is obtained by
operating the 

P

 and 

E

 push-buttons

simultaneously.  If the instrument is not protected
by a security code the first parameter 'root' will be
displayed.  If a security code other than the default
code 0000 has already been entered, the indicator
will display 'COdE'.  Press 

P

  to clear this prompt

and enter the security code for the instrument using
the 

Up

Down

 and 

P

 push-buttons.   If the correct

code has been entered pressing 

E

 will cause the

first parameter 'root' to be displayed.   If an incor-
rect code is entered the indicator will return to the
display mode. 

Once within the menu the required parameter can
be reached by scrolling through the main menu
using the 

Up 

and 

Down

 push-buttons as shown in

Fig 6.    When returning to the display mode follow-
ing recalibration or changes to any parameters, the
indicator will display circulating decimal points for a
few seconds while the new information is stored in
permanent memory.

All new BA524D indicators are supplied calibrated
as requested at the time of ordering.  If calibration
is not requested, the indicator will be set to display
0.00 with 4mA input, and 100.00 with 20mA input,
but can easily be re-calibrated on-site.

5.1  Summary of programmable functions

This section summarises all of the programmable
functions and when read in conjunction with Fig 6
provides sufficient information to condition and
calibrate the indicator.  A cross-reference to more
detailed information is given for each function.

  

Display

      Description of function

'root'

Square root extractor

Turns the square root extractor for
linearising the output from differential
flowmeters 'on' or 'off'. This function is
omitted when a lineariser is installed.
See section 5.2 

'rESn'

Display resolution

Selects the resolution of the least
significant display digit.  May be set to
1, 2, 5 or 10 digits.
See section 5.3

'd.P.'

Decimal point

Positions the dummy decimal point
between any of the digits or turns it off.
See section 5.4

'CAL'

Calibration of display using external
current source.

Enables the zero and span of  the
indicator to be adjusted using an
external current source such as a
calibrator.   Also enables a complete
loop to be calibrated from primary
element to the indicator display.
When used with an accurate traceable
current source this is the preferred
method of calibration.
See section 5.5

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Summary of Contents for BA524D

Page 1: ...BA524D loop powered 4 digit field mounting indicator Issue 4 3rd December 2003...

Page 2: ...7 Maintenance 7 1 Fault finding during commissioning 7 2 Fault finding after commissioning 7 3 Servicing 7 4 Routine maintenance 7 5 Guarantee 7 6 Customer comments 8 Accessories 8 1 Units of measurem...

Page 3: ...l converter Fig 1 Simplified block diagram of BA524D Each time a 4 20mA current is applied to the instrument initialisation is performed After a short delay the following display sequence occurs 1 8 8...

Page 4: ...tput is greater than the sum of voltage drops introduced by the BA524D and the cable resistance Fig 3 Remote indication 4 INSTALLATION 4 1 Location The BA524D indicator is housed in a robust IP66 glas...

Page 5: ...ll the required glands conduit fittings or blanking plugs Note the temporary dust seals do not provide IP66 protection d Connect the field wiring to the terminals as shown in Fig 5 e Replace the instr...

Page 6: ...parameter root to be displayed If an incor rect code is entered the indicator will return to the display mode Once within the menu the required parameter can be reached by scrolling through the main...

Page 7: ...ction 50 or 60Hz may be selected This function must be set before the instrument is calibrated as it affects the indicator display See section 5 7 1 rEF Calibration of internal references The instrume...

Page 8: ...have been adjusted press E to enter the new zero The indicator will display Ent for a few seconds while the information is being stored in memory and will then return to the ZErO prompt To adjust the...

Page 9: ...tor to 20 000mA and again press P The indicator will display Ent when the 20mA reference has been updated and will then return to the 020A prompt Two operations of the E button will return the indicat...

Page 10: ...10...

Page 11: ...display the input current as a percentage of span when the P push button is operated Step 1 Connect indicator to calibrator Connect the indicator to an accurate external current source Terminal 1 posi...

Page 12: ...erences As in 7 1 the BA524D is required to display 50 0 with a 4mA input 1050 0 with a 20mA input from a linear transducer Maximum display resolution is required the frequency of the mains supply is...

Page 13: ...ng completion of calibration return to the display mode by pressing E 7 MAINTENANCE 7 1 Fault finding during commissioning If a BA524D fails to function during commissioning the following procedure sh...

Page 14: ...s also unscrew the two C screws securing the buttons and un plug the five way connector Finally unscrew all four D screws identified in Fig 4 and carefully lift off the front of the instrument The ins...

Page 15: ...hanumeric characters 10mm high or 1 row of 11 alphanumeric characters 7mm high or 2 rows of 18 alphanumeric characters 5mm high 8 2 Alarms The BA524D can be supplied with two solid state single pole a...

Page 16: ...Alarm enable Enables or disables the alarm function without changing the alarm parameters See section 8 2 3 SP1 Alarm setpoint 1 Adjusts the alarm setpoint The alarm is activated when the indicator d...

Page 17: ...arm may be positioned anywhere between 19999 and 19999 providing this corresponds to an input current between 3 8 and 20 2mA e g If the indicator has been calibrated to display 0 with 4mA input and 10...

Page 18: ...et at 9000 and hysteresis of 200 will perform as follows High alarm will be activated when display equals or exceeds 9000 but will not reset until the display falls below 8800 8 2 8 Alarm delay dELA T...

Page 19: ...urity code allowing direct access to the setpoints by pressing the P and Up buttons simultaneously New instruments with alarms are supplied with this function disabled and the security code set to 000...

Page 20: ...lumetric units by filling the tank with known incremental volumes and calibrating the indicator to display the sum of the increments at each break point The number of break points required should firs...

Page 21: ...21...

Page 22: ...oint occurs Enables the required current at each break point to be defined without having to input an accurate input current to the indicator diSP Defines display at break point Enables the indicator...

Page 23: ...ayed 8 5 Display backlight The BA524D can be supplied with LED backlighting to improve display contrast when the indicator is installed in poorly illuminated areas The backlight is electrically isolat...

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