Calex ExTempMini Series Quick Start Manual Download Page 11

DIGITAL COMMUNICATION AND CONFIGURATION

A choice of two digital communication interfaces is available.

For temporary connection, configuration of the sensor, and diagnostics, we suggest the USB
adapter, model LCT.

For continuous digital communications, configuration and data acquisition, we suggest the
RS-485 Modbus network interface, model LCT-485.

The LCT and LCT-485 are not certified for use in hazardous areas. They
must only be connected on the safe side of the safety isolator.

USB

All models are configurable via the optional USB adapter (Loop Configuration Tool, model LCT)
and free CalexConfig configuration software.

The LCT has hook-type connectors and may be connected to the 4-20 mA loop as shown
above.
For information about installing and using the LCT, see the

Loop Configuration Tool (LCT)

section of this manual.

RS-485 MODBUS

The optional LCT-485 Network Interface (not shown) allows an ExTemp sensor to be
connected to an RS-485 Modbus RTU network for temperature measurement,
configuration and data acquisition.

Each LCT-485 unit provides connectivity for one sensor, and multiple LCT-485 units
can be connected to a single Modbus network.

See the ExTemp data sheet and LCT-485 Operator’s Guide for more information.

OUTPUT CABLE INSTALLATION

The recommended output cable type is LAPP ÖLFLEX EB CY 2x0.75mm². An alternative cable
may be used. See the ExTempMini Guide to Certification and Installation for full details.

GROUNDING

The main enclosure

must

be connected to earth using the provided earth terminal. The

output cable shield must be terminated to the enclosure as per the above instructions, and
the cable shield

must not

be connected to earth at the other end.

Spring contacts

Cable gland

Output cable e.g. Lapp
ÖLFLEX EB CY 2x0.75mm²

Ensure the metal spring contacts in the cable gland are touching the cable shield braid.

Cable shield braid

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Summary of Contents for ExTempMini Series

Page 1: ...ExTempMini Series Intrinsically Safe Miniature Infrared Temperature Sensor with Separate Electronics Module Operator s Guide...

Page 2: ...ty i IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR USE Voltage MUST be supplied by a suitably rated safety isolator For re configuration of the sensor the LCT MUST be connected in the safe area behind the protection of a...

Page 3: ...rsist for a short period NO Group Definition Supported Gas IIA e g Propane IIB e g Ethylene IIC e g Hydrogen Dust IIIA Combustible flyings NO IIIB Non conductive dusts NO IIIC Conductive dusts NO Tabl...

Page 4: ...ge may be rescaled between limits 20 C and 1000 C via optional adapters and software Sensing Head Cable Length m e g 5 5 m 10 10 m 25 25 m maximum length The sensing head and electronics module are ca...

Page 5: ...ntal Rating IP65 NEMA 4 IP65 NEMA 4 Ambient Operating Temperature Range 0 C to 70 C 0 C to 180 C Ambient Pressure Range 80 kPa 0 8 bar to 110 kPa 1 1 bar 80 kPa 0 8 bar to 110 kPa 1 1 bar Relative Hum...

Page 6: ...8 V Maximum Input Current Ii 93 mA Maximum Input Power Pi 0 651 W Maximum Internal Capacitance Ci 5 17 nF Maximum Internal Inductance Li 1 99 H ATEX Certificate Number CML 22ATEX2007X IECEx Certificat...

Page 7: ...ended sensing head cable 25 m max factory fitted contact Calex for information about extending the cable Output cable 25 m max factory fitted cable alternatively customer may supply and fit output cab...

Page 8: ...ontaminate the lens and cause errors in temperature measurement In these types of environment the air purge collar should be used to help keep the lens clean Electrical Interference To minimise electr...

Page 9: ...way from the lens It must be screwed on fully There are two models of air purge collar to suit the different optics see below Air flows into the hose barb fitting and out of the front aperture Air flo...

Page 10: ...adapter PC with configuration software Load measurement instrumentation 220 Vs Do not open PWR PWR Sensing head Ta 20 C to 180 C Certified Intrinsically Safe isolator e g connections shown are for MT...

Page 11: ...MODBUS The optional LCT 485 Network Interface not shown allows an ExTemp sensor to be connected to an RS 485 Modbus RTU network for temperature measurement configuration and data acquisition Each LCT...

Page 12: ...ing can be applied by setting Hold Mode to Peak or Valley and setting the hold period This is useful if the temperature reading is interrupted by gaps between moving objects or by an obstruction Defau...

Page 13: ...for further advice LENS CLEANING Keep the lens clean and dry at all times Any foreign matter on the lens would affect measurement accuracy Blow off loose particles if not using the air purge accessory...

Page 14: ...safe side of a suitable certified Intrinsically Safe isolator Do not attempt to repair a faulty unit Contact the vendor to arrange a return ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Connect the device to the 4 to 20 mA...

Page 15: ...ARE See Configurable Parameters and the Configuration Software diagram opposite If the Settings icon is greyed out the software is locked Unlock the software to allow access to the Settings menu The d...

Page 16: ...twork interface Select COM port then select LCT 485 on the next screen Emissivity Compensation Temperature List Temperature Display Output Range Output Processing Default Password 1234 Connection List...

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