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Temperature & Process Measurement Indicators Setup Guide 

 

20-5110 Issue G 

9 

 

The Setup Menus 

 

 

 

Behind the Front Panel 

 
The instrument uses a single level menu structure. The menu system lists 

parameters

  (eg. 

inPt

, 

unit

, 

dP

,  etc.),  each  of  which  leads  to  a  list  of 

configurable  instrument 

options

  (eg.  the  parameter 

inPt

  leads  to  the 

options 

mV

, 

mA

, 

VoLt

 etc.). 

 
To enter the setup menus: 

 

1.

 

Remove  the  front  cover  by  pushing  the  extraction  tool  into  the  gap 
below the bezel and then pulling the tool forward to unclip the bezel 
as shown in the diagram below. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for tracker 211

Page 1: ...TRACKER 211 Low Cost Panel Indicator A Budget Priced Universal Input Panel Indicator for Temperature and Process Measurement ...

Page 2: ...ssure T250 T232 T220 T210 Series Encoder T280 Series Timing T280 Series Flow T280 T220 T210 Series Ask your Tracker supplier for full details Data Track Process Instruments Ltd 2000 2011 No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise or stored in any retrieval system of any kind without the written ...

Page 3: ...ndicators Setup Guide 20 5110 Issue G 1 Contents Introduction 2 Installation 3 Connections 5 Connecting the Sensor 6 Powering the Instrument 7 Operator Functions 8 The Setup Menus 9 Configuration Menu Map 12 Menu Options 14 Messages 18 ...

Page 4: ... information relating to safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC The instrument provides the following features as standard Universal input for mV mA volt thermocouple RTD and resistance 1 configurable alarm with relay output 4 digit bright LED display Transducer transmitter supplies 110mm behind panel depth or 100mm without any options fitted The instrument provides the following features as...

Page 5: ...l connections to the terminals are made using ferrules to afford greater reliability and to prevent short circuits between adjacent terminals Avoid installing the instrument close to switch gear contactors or motor starters Do not place signal and power supply wiring in the same loom Use screened cables or wires for all signal sensor leads with screen earthed at one point only Panel Mounting The i...

Page 6: ...nsert the instrument into the panel from the front pushing it through as far as the front lip to ensure correct seating of the rubber seal between the panel and the unit 4 Working from behind the panel take the mounting clamp slide over the rear of the instrument and push forwards 5 Continue to push the clip forward until the ratchet operates and the clamp is sufficiently compressed to apply adequ...

Page 7: ...rement Indicators Setup Guide 20 5110 Issue G 5 Connections The diagram below shows the rear panel terminal connection arrangement Rear Panel Terminal Connections Ensure the power supply is connected to Terminals 1 2 marked N L ...

Page 8: ...Temperature Process Measurement Indicators Setup Guide 6 20 5110 Issue G Connecting the Sensor ...

Page 9: ... The diagrams below show how the instrument should be connected to the mains supply Isolation should be provided by a double pole switch and a time delay 200mA fuse WARNING The instrument is designed for installation in an enclosure which provides adequate protection against electric shock Access to power terminals should be restricted to authorised skilled personnel only Application of supply vol...

Page 10: ...the normal runtime display Enter Accesses the setup menus Next Scrolls forward through the setup menus Up Function Key 1 see page 17 Down Accesses the alarm setpoint s Use the Next Key for viewing and the Enter Key for editing Star Function Key 2 see page 17 NOTE Units which have the front panel push buttons are externally configurable Units which do not have front panel push buttons are internall...

Page 11: ... menu system lists parameters eg inPt unit dP etc each of which leads to a list of configurable instrument options eg the parameter inPt leads to the options mV mA VoLt etc To enter the setup menus 1 Remove the front cover by pushing the extraction tool into the gap below the bezel and then pulling the tool forward to unclip the bezel as shown in the diagram below ...

Page 12: ...ting Some parameters are setup by selecting from a list of options eg the parameter unit has 3 options o C o F and EnG The following example will show you how to edit a parameter We will change the decimal places labelled dP from 1 to 2 With the unit displaying the measured value press and hold down the Enter Key for approximately 3 seconds until the display begins to flash Press the Next Key and ...

Page 13: ...t the first menu parameter Press the Next Key repeatedly until HdSP is displayed Press the Enter Key and 100 0 will be displayed with the least significant digit flashing Press the Next Key to scroll through digit values 0 to 9 and edit the least significant digit To move to the next most significant digit press the Enter Key and the digit will flash Repeat the previous 2 steps until the left most...

Page 14: ...Temperature Process Measurement Indicators Setup Guide 12 20 5110 Issue G Configuration Menu Map ...

Page 15: ...Temperature Process Measurement Indicators Setup Guide 20 5110 Issue G 13 ...

Page 16: ...gh and Low Display Values Default Low 000 0 high 100 0 The low display value LdSP is used for scaling purposes when combined with the other scaling parameters L iP HdSP and H iP These 4 parameters can scale the measured input to any engineering units as long as the relationship between the displayed units is linear LdSP is used to define the value to be displayed for an input defined by L iP HdSP ...

Page 17: ...f scaling 0 100 mV 0 1000 psi LdSP 0 L iP 0 mV HdSP 1000 H ip 100 0 mV Display Filtering Default 000 This parameter is used to apply a digital filter to the display value The filter is defined in seconds which approximate to the time constant This parameter would be used to damp out any effects from noisy signals Mains Frequency Default 50Hz Set to the mains frequency dependent on the local mains ...

Page 18: ...asured value below the setpoint beyond which the alarm is turned on oFF hysteresis For a high alarm it is the value in engineering units below the setpoint beyond which the alarm is turned off For a low alarm it is the measured value above the setpoint beyond which the alarm is turned off The default hysteresis value for all alarms is 0 1 As Hysteresis 1 if Alarms 2 and 3 are fitted Relay 1 Defaul...

Page 19: ...reset or reset of the high and low values to the current measured value See Default below for related information Key 2 As for Key 1 Default Default Off Allows the instrument to be returned to its factory supplied setup NOTE On a 211 with front panel keys defaulting the unit removes the Key1 and Key2 options from the setup menu Immediately after defaulting the unit press either one of the function...

Page 20: ...h alarms to be activated Displayed when the measured value goes out of its allowed range either outside the normal range of the connected thermosensor or the maximum minimum display range for the decimal places set Alarm Messages Alarm messages are 3 letters followed by the alarm number The codes are High alarm Eg HiA3 indicates high Alarm 3 has been activated Low alarm NOTE Alarm 3 has the highes...

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