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Dynisco offers a set of mounting hole-machining tools with all the necessary drills, taps, and reamers
for the Dynisco standard ½-20UNF-2A and M18 and M10 mounting holes used in high temperature and
plastics processing applications (Dynisco Part Numbers 200925, 200105 and 901949 respectively).
Detailed instructions are sent with the machining kits.  Copies of the instructions are available from
Dynisco upon request.

When machining the hole pay careful attention to the concentricity between the threads and the 0.312/
0.314 diameter. Since the pressure seal is on the 45

°

 seating surface, this surface should be examined

for good finish, free from burrs, etc.

It is general good practice to check the mounting hole before installing the transducer. One procedure
is to coat a gauge plug (Dynisco Part Number 200908 for the 1/2 –20 standard port, 435901 for the
short tip 1/2 –20 version, 200960 for the M18), with Dykem machine bluing on surfaces below the
thread.  Insert the gauge plug into the mounting hole and rotate until surface binding is encountered.
Remove and inspect.  Bluing should only be scraped off of the 45

°

 sealing chamfer. If bluing has been

removed from other surfaces, the mounting hole has not been machined properly.

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Fig. 5-1  PT46XDN (1/2-20 UNF) Mounting Hole

 PT46XDN (1/2-20 UNF) Mounting Hole

 PT46XDN (1/2-20 UNF) Mounting Hole

 PT46XDN (1/2-20 UNF) Mounting Hole

 PT46XDN (1/2-20 UNF) Mounting Hole

Summary of Contents for PT460DN

Page 1: ...N Series D D D D Dev ev ev ev evic ic ic ic iceNet eNet eNet eNet eNet M M M M Melt elt elt elt elt Pr Pr Pr Pr Pre e e e es s s s ss s s s sur ur ur ur ure e e e e T T T T Tr r r r ran an an an ansmi...

Page 2: ...nt Content Page Page Page Page Page Icon Icon Icon Icon Icon 1 General 3 2 Notes on Safety 9 3 TechnicalData 10 4 Transport Delivery 18 5 Installation 19 6 Configuration 23 7 DeviceNet Object Model 25...

Page 3: ...is manual include the PT460DN PT462DN and the TPT463DN D D D D DYNISC YNISC YNISC YNISC YNISCO O O O O will not be held liable for any injury loss or damage resulting from failure to follow the instru...

Page 4: ...n of 0 01 of full scale 14 bits MonitoringandconfigurationofthePT46xDNisaccomplishedviatheDeviceNetnetworkusingcommercially available DeviceNet programming software The PT46xDN effectively combines th...

Page 5: ...to the lower diaphragm into a usable electrical signal Fig 1 1 Fig 1 1 Fig 1 1 Fig 1 1 Fig 1 1 Functioning Principle of the Dynisco Filled Assembly Functioning Principle of the Dynisco Filled Assembl...

Page 6: ...E E E E S S S S ST T T T TA A A A ATUS TUS TUS TUS TUS I I I I INDICA NDICA NDICA NDICA NDICAT T T T TOR OR OR OR OR B B B B B Off Off Off Off Off Power is off Gr Gr Gr Gr Green een een een een Transm...

Page 7: ...ssure By employing the UGR the I O data is presented in a more efficient integer format rather than a floating point The UGR is factory set and cannot be changed To compute the actual pressure the con...

Page 8: ...10 385 2 psi Pressure 3852 10 385 2 psi Pressure 3852 10 385 2 psi Pressure 3852 10 385 2 psi Pressure 3852 10 385 2 psi 1 1 1 1 1 7 7 7 7 7 4 4 4 4 4 E E E E EXPLICIT XPLICIT XPLICIT XPLICIT XPLICIT...

Page 9: ...ek medical attention immediately If mercury is inhaled or swallowed seek medical attention immediately If mercury is inhaled or swallowed seek medical attention immediately If mercury is inhaled or sw...

Page 10: ...llary 12 3 8 OptionCodes 12 3 9 Output 12 3 10 DeviceNet Conformance 13 3 11 DigitalResolution 13 3 12 DeviceNet Specifications 13 3 13 Engineering Units 14 3 14 SensorDiagnostics 14 3 15 Performance...

Page 11: ...3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 C C C C CONFIGURA ONFIGURA ONFIGURA ONFIGURA ONFIGURATION TION TION TION TION AND AND AND AND AND T T T T TEMPERA EMPERA EMPERA EMPERA EMPERATURE TURE TURE TURE TURE O O O O OP P...

Page 12: ...ure configurations are available please consult factory 3 3 3 3 3 7 7 7 7 7 R R R R RIGID IGID IGID IGID IGID STEM STEM STEM STEM STEM R R R R RIGID IGID IGID IGID IGID OR OR OR OR OR C C C C CAPILLAR...

Page 13: ...A CIFICA CIFICA CIFICA CIFICATIONS TIONS TIONS TIONS TIONS Digital Communication Protocol DeviceNet Version 2 0 Errata 5 ODVAVendor ID 852 Dynisco Instruments Device Profile Generic Device 00hex Refer...

Page 14: ...Overrange Notification Yes CPU Watchdog Error Yes EEPROM Failure Yes Open Gauge Detection Yes ElectronicsTemperature Detection Yes 3 15 3 15 3 15 3 15 3 15 P P P P PERFORMANCE ERFORMANCE ERFORMANCE E...

Page 15: ...INA ERMINA ERMINATION TION TION TION TION DeviceNet Micro 5 pin 3 17 3 17 3 17 3 17 3 17 T T T T TEMPERA EMPERA EMPERA EMPERA EMPERATURE TURE TURE TURE TURE INFL INFL INFL INFL INFLUENC UENC UENC UENC...

Page 16: ...SS ROCESS ROCESS ROCESS C C C C CONNECTION ONNECTION ONNECTION ONNECTION ONNECTION PT46XDN max 56 5Nm 500inch lbs min 11 3 Nm 100inch lbs 3 20 3 20 3 20 3 20 3 20 W W W W WEIGHT EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT EIGH...

Page 17: ...8mm 3 750 95 3mm 55 14mm REF 1 50 38 1mm SST ARMORED CABLE 414 412 10 52mm 10 46mm O 307 305 7 8mm 7 75mm O 45 30 44 30 214 5 43mm RIGID SNOUT LENGTH u 06 1 5mm 50 12 7mm O FLEX LENGTH u 12 3 1mm 69 1...

Page 18: ...k medical attention immediately Mercury is hazardous waste and must be disposed of in accordance with applicable laws D D D D DYNISC YNISC YNISC YNISC YNISCO O O O O will accept defective PTs If mercu...

Page 19: ...l help prevent the PT snout from sticking permanently in the mounting hole Install unit into the process connection Do NOT torque transmitter into the hole at this time Allow time for the transmitter...

Page 20: ...urn Hazard Burn Hazard The PT must be removed with the melt in the molten condition The PT can be very hot when removed WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES Careful attention should be paid to correctly machine the...

Page 21: ...d the 0 312 0 314 diameter Since the pressure seal is on the 45 seating surface this surface should be examined for good finish free from burrs etc It is general good practice to check the mounting ho...

Page 22: ...sical layer topologies including cable types trunk and drop lengths and terminating resistors It is recommended that all wiring be validated using a media checker to identify potential media problems...

Page 23: ...e to section 6 2 Setting the Node Address and Baud Rate 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 6 2 S S S S SET ET ET ET ETTING TING TING TING TING THE THE THE THE THE N N N N NODE ODE ODE ODE ODE A A A A ADDRE DDRE DDRE DDR...

Page 24: ...and 07 Default is disabled The respective parameters must be set i e enabled if the master will use the alarm or warning bits in the I O message 3 Alarm Trip Point High and Low Attribute 13 and 14 Th...

Page 25: ...P P P P PRE RE RE RE RES S S S SSURE SURE SURE SURE SURE S S S S SENSOR ENSOR ENSOR ENSOR ENSOR O O O O OBJE BJE BJE BJE BJECT CT CT CT CT This class covers the entire Pressure Sensor and acts as an i...

Page 26: ...1307hex bar 2048dec 0800hex kg cm2 2049dec 0801hex MPa 4103dec 1007hex FS 03 Get Device Status BIT 0 clear 1 set ReadingValid Bit 0 Reading Valid 1 PV Attr 04 is valid 0 PV is invalid OverRangeFault...

Page 27: ...count for the UnityGainRef see Attr 12 05 Get Alarm Warn Status BYTE 0 cleared 1 set TripWarnLow is set when Bit 0 TripWarnLow PV WarnTripPointLow TripWarnHigh is set when Bit 1 TripWarnHigh PV WarnTr...

Page 28: ...t AlarmTripPointHigh UINT Valid Range ATPH If AlarmEnable is set and PV ATPH WTPH Alarm Hysteresis TripAlarmHigh isset ATPH Overrange see Attr 05 TripAlarmHigh iscleared once PV ATPH AlarmHysteresis s...

Page 29: ...is see Attr 19 18 Get Set WarnTripPointLow UINT Valid Range WTPL If AlarmEnable is set and PV WTPL ATPL AlarmHysteresis TripWarnLow is set WTPH WarnHysteresis see Attr 05 TripWarnLow is cleared once P...

Page 30: ...URINGTRANSDUCER REMOVAL Removing the transducer with the medium in a solidified condition can damage the sensor diaphragm ALWAYS REMOVETHE PT BEFORE CLEANING THE MACHINE WITH ABRASIVES OR STEEL WIRE B...

Page 31: ...port or store the PT without the protective cap bolted in place Remove the cap shortly before installation If mercury is inhaled or swallowed seek medical attention immediately If mercury is inhaled o...

Page 32: ...W WARRANTY ARRANTY ARRANTY ARRANTY ARRANTY Dynisco Pressure transmitters will provide excellent service and superior performance if proper care is taken during handling installation and use This DYNIS...

Page 33: ...33 ACCESSORIES 9 9 9 9 9 A A A A AC C C C CC C C C CE E E E ES S S S SSORIE SORIE SORIE SORIE SORIES S S S S Machining tool kit 1 2 20UNF 2A P N 200295 Cleaning tool kit 1 2 20UNF 2A P N 200100...

Page 34: ...ting torque is within specifications No response to changes in 1 Check Port Piping for blockage or solidified polymer applied pressure 2 CheckTransducer tip for diaphragm damage rupture or missing 3 C...

Page 35: ...k if so assign a new address to one of the conflicting devices 5 Ensure that the network is configured correctly and the Scanlist has downloaded correctly to the DeviceNet Scanner 6 Verify that the ED...

Page 36: ...6 CE DECLARATION 11 11 11 11 11 C C C C CE E E E E D D D D DE E E E ECLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARATION TION TION TION TION OF OF OF OF OF C C C C CONFORMIT ONFORMIT ONFORMIT ONFORMIT ONFORMITY Y Y Y Y...

Page 37: ...CLARATION 12 12 12 12 12 OD OD OD OD ODV V V V VA D A D A D A D A DE E E E ECLARA CLARA CLARA CLARA CLARATION TION TION TION TION OF OF OF OF OF C C C C CONFORMIT ONFORMIT ONFORMIT ONFORMIT ONFORMITY...

Page 38: ...38 CE DECLARATION...

Page 39: ...Diaphragm Diaphragm Diaphragm The actual sensing area of the device in contact with the process Dr Dr Dr Dr Drop op op op op The thin Transmission media that connects the device to the Trunk EDS EDS...

Page 40: ...etwork that sends its information to the Master Snout Snout Snout Snout Snout The threaded section of the Transducer that mounts to the process Strain Gauge Strain Gauge Strain Gauge Strain Gauge Stra...

Page 41: ...R 2 R 2 R 2 REVISION EVISION EVISION EVISION EVISION H H H H HISTORY ISTORY ISTORY ISTORY ISTORY Revision A 3 22 04 Initial Release Revision B 4 4 05 Added Calibration Coefficients Revision C 5 11 05...

Page 42: ...chland Tel 49 7131 2970 Fax 49 7131 23260 Email DyniscoEurope dynisco com Dynisco Instruments S a r l 466 rue du March Rollay 94500 Champigny sur Marne France Tel 33 1 4881 8459 Fax 33 1 4881 8334 Ema...

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