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Configuration group 6 [C.Ixx]

PARAM.

VALUE

NOTES

G.brG

DEv

O.brG

P.Out

brG.L

-150

°F

brG.H

2500

°F

brG.d

°F

SP.AL

n.ALG

SP.dS

OP.SP

Sr.bH

bAL

SS.tr

-150

°F

t.out

tñ.10

Fd.Fn

nonE

If option is not mounted or main
control output is linear

ñC.On

If option is mounted

Fd.HS

Fd.Ou

nonE

En.Ck

nonE

HYtñ

0.01 h.mm

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Summary of Contents for MKP

Page 1: ...U U U U U USER MANUAL USER MANUAL USER MANUAL USER MANUAL USER MANUAL PKP PKP PKP PKP PKP MKP MKP MKP MKP MKP 170 IU0 XKP 0D1 5 06 XKP 0 D1 pmd 25 05 2006 11 27 1...

Page 2: ...XKP 0 D1 pmd 25 05 2006 11 27 2...

Page 3: ...FUNCTION DURING PROGRAMMER MODE 106 OUTPUT POWER OFF FUNCTION 109 CLOCK CALENDAR 110 OUT FAILURE DETECTION FUNCTION OFD 111 SERIAL LINK 111 LAMP TEST 112 MANUAL MODE 112 DIRECT ACCESS TO THE SET POINT...

Page 4: ...XKP 0 D1 pmd 25 05 2006 11 27 4...

Page 5: ...2 x 92 mm MKP For outline and cutout dimensions refer to Fig 2 The surface texture of the panel must be better than 6 3 m The instrument is shipped with rubber panel gasket To assure the IP65 and NEMA...

Page 6: ...OUTLINE AND CUT OUT OUTLINE AND CUT OUT OUTLINE AND CUT OUT OUTLINE AND CUT OUT DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS Fig 2 A OUTLINE AND CUT OUT DIMENSIONS FOR PKP MODEL XKP 1 D1 pm...

Page 7: ...3 Fig 2 B OUTLINE AND CUT OUT DIMENSIONS FOR MKP MODEL XKP 1 D1 pmd 25 05 2006 11 28 3...

Page 8: ...TE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE Any external component like zener barriers etc connected between sensor and input terminals may cause errors in measurement due to excessive and or not balanced line resistance...

Page 9: ...ne point only 3 _ Shield 1 3 _ Shield 1 4 RTD 1 3 4 RTD 1 3 A 2 RTD INPUT A 2 RTD INPUT A 2 RTD INPUT A 2 RTD INPUT A 2 RTD INPUT Fig 5 RTD INPUT WIRING NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 Don t run input...

Page 10: ...When shielded cable is used it should be grounded at one side only to avoid ground loop currents 4 The input impedance is equal to 5 for 20 mA input 1 M for 60 mV input 200 k for 5 V input 400 k for 1...

Page 11: ...n t run input wires together with power cables 2 Pay attention to the line resistance a high line resistance may cause measurement errors 3 When shielded cable is used it should be grounded at one sid...

Page 12: ...nal instrument 2 Don t run input wires together with power cables 3 Pay attention to the line resistance a high line resistance may cause measurement errors 8 9 10 11 DIG 1 DIG 2 DIG 3 Shield _ mA or...

Page 13: ...wer cables 2 Use an external dry contact capable of switching 0 5 mA 5 V DC 3 The instrument needs 110 ms to recognize a contact status variation 4 The logic inputs are NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT isolated by...

Page 14: ...UT WIRING This input allows you to measure and display the current running in the load driven by a time proportional control output during the ON and OFF periods of the output cycle time By this featu...

Page 15: ...from OUT 1 to OUT 4 are equipped with relays having contact rating equal to 3A 250V AC on resistive load WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING When OUT 3 and 4 are used as independent relay outputs...

Page 16: ...ts the number of operations is 1 x 105 at specified rating All relay contacts are protected by varistor against inductive load with inductive component up to 0 5 A The following recommendations avoid...

Page 17: ...on cables E 2 VOLTAGE OUTPUTS FOR SSR DRIVE E 2 VOLTAGE OUTPUTS FOR SSR DRIVE E 2 VOLTAGE OUTPUTS FOR SSR DRIVE E 2 VOLTAGE OUTPUTS FOR SSR DRIVE E 2 VOLTAGE OUTPUTS FOR SSR DRIVE Fig 13 SSR DRIVE OUT...

Page 18: ...d of the wiring procedure 2 For power connections use No 16 AWG or larger wires rated for at last 75 C 3 Use copper conductors only 4 Don t run input wires together with power cables 5 This output is...

Page 19: ...e No 16 AWG or larger wires rated for at last 75 C 4 Use copper conductors only 5 Don t run input wires together with power cables 6 For feedback potentiometer use shielded cable with the shield conne...

Page 20: ...Fig 16 B OUTPUT 6 WIRING NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE 1 Do not run analog output wirings together with AC power cables 2 Out 5 and 6 are isolated outputs 3 The maximum load is equal to 600 _ Shield _ 17 _...

Page 21: ...SERIAL INTERFACE F SERIAL INTERFACE F SERIAL INTERFACE F SERIAL INTERFACE Fig 17 RS 485 WIRING The cable length must not exceed 1 5 km at 9600 BAUD NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 This is an isolated...

Page 22: ...TE a single switch or circuit breaker can drive more than one instrument 9 When a neutral line is present please connect it to the 32 terminal G POWER LINE WIRING G POWER LINE WIRING G POWER LINE WIRI...

Page 23: ...e the instrument from its case How to remove the instrument from its case How to remove the instrument from its case 1 Switch off the instrument 2 Push gently the lock A on the right 3 While the lock...

Page 24: ...open 5 6 open open open open close 7 8 open open open open close 5 7 close close open close open 6 8 close close open open open AUXILIARY INPUT SELECTION option AUXILIARY INPUT SELECTION option AUXIL...

Page 25: ...and display the current running in a load driven by a time propor tional control output during the ON and OFF periods of the output cycle time By this feature it is also available the Out failure dete...

Page 26: ...is instrument can be supplied with several options Two integrated circuits KY101 and KY103 located as shown in fig 22 and inserted in a socket give you the possibility to verify if your instrument is...

Page 27: ...otes General notes General notes General notes General notes The instrument parameters are divided in two families and each family is divided in groups The first family encompasses all the run time pa...

Page 28: ...e display will show Note Note Note Note Note the middle display shows the current status of the run time security code 0 1 or On By and push button set S run parameter as follows 0 No protection it is...

Page 29: ...de is forgotten a new value can be set and the run time hidden groups are ever protected by security code Run time groups protected by security code Run time groups protected by security code Run time...

Page 30: ...s Run time mode as controller Run time mode as programmer At power up the instrument starts in the same mode configu ration or run time it was prior to the power OFF General note about graphic symbols...

Page 31: ...HOLD status it allows you to shift forward the program with a speed 60 time faster than normal During parameter modification it allows you to decrease the value of the selected parameter During MANUAL...

Page 32: ...the instrument goes automatically to the normal display mode and the eventual modification of the last parameter will be lost CONFIGURATION MODE CONFIGURATION MODE CONFIGURATION MODE CONFIGURATION MO...

Page 33: ...s to OFF the events disables the serial link the time out will be removed 3 When the modify mode is disabled by V101 V101 3 the or push button pressure has no effect MONITOR MODE MONITOR MODE MONITOR...

Page 34: ...on security code at page 25 If the code is different from the security code the instrument automatically returns to the first configuration display otherwise the display will show The modify mode is s...

Page 35: ...desired to exit from configuration modify mode proceed as follows a Push MENU push button until the Configuration group END is displayed b Pushing or push button select the YES indication c Push MENU...

Page 36: ...m 0 to 20 mA 32 Linear From 4 to 20 mA 33 Linear From 0 to 5 V 34 Linear From 1 to 5 V 35 Linear From 0 to 10 V 36 Linear From 2 to 10 V 37 Linear From 0 to 60 mV 38 Linear From 12 to 60 mV For these...

Page 37: ...OTES NOTES NOTES 1 The Read out initial scale value can be higher than the Read out full scale value Decimal point position C d03 Decimal point position C d03 Decimal point position C d03 Decimal poin...

Page 38: ...g the value of this parameter the brG H bargraph full scale value C I04 and rH set point high limit r E13 parameters will be realigned to it 2 The programmed input span in absolute value must be great...

Page 39: ...E Range 0 20 0 20 mA 4 20 4 20 mA 0 5 0 5 V 1 5 1 5 V 0 10 0 10 V 2 10 2 10 V Initial scale read out of the auxiliary input Initial scale read out of the auxiliary input Initial scale read out of the...

Page 40: ...up 1 the instrument automati cally verifies the programmed span for the linear input If it is wrong the device will show Push the FUNC pushbutton more times until the In L C d05 or In H C d06 are disp...

Page 41: ...UT 4 function C E04 OUT 4 function C E04 OUT 4 function C E04 OUT 4 function C E04 OUT 4 function C E04 Range nonE Output not used Ain Time proportional main control output SECn Time proportional seco...

Page 42: ...et point retransmission NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE When the option circuitry is not mounted the middle display will show no Pr not present OUT 5 range C E08 OUT 5 range C E08 OUT 5 range C E08 OUT 5 ran...

Page 43: ...UT 6 function C E12 OUT 6 function C E12 OUT 6 function C E12 OUT 6 function C E12 Range nonE Output not used Ain Main control output linear SECn Secondary control output linear PV rt Process variable...

Page 44: ...TE NOTE this is a first order digital filter applied to the retransmitted output value General note about configuration group 2 General note about configuration group 2 General note about configuratio...

Page 45: ...r Out failure detection output assignment C I13 will be forced to nonE if it is assigned to an output configured as control output F The IP parameter Integral pre load r d05 will be forced to 50 0 if...

Page 46: ...PLE FOR EXAMPLE Let s suppose that the first split output operates from 0 to 33 3 of the calculated output while the second one operates from 33 3 to the 100 of the calculated output Where A 0 B C 33...

Page 47: ...Main control output bias C F03 Main control output bias C F03 Main control output bias C F03 Main control output bias C F03 This parameter will be available only when the split range is enabled SPLt C...

Page 48: ...ICK OPENING flow characteristic Eou The control output is conditioned to match an EQUAL PERCENTAGE flow characteristic NOTE about output conditioning NOTE about output conditioning NOTE about output c...

Page 49: ...units C F07 is set to YES Range from 199 to 999 Main control output in engineering unit Main control output in engineering unit Main control output in engineering unit Main control output in engineeri...

Page 50: ...value for more details see Display function during programmer mode paragraph at pag 106 and C F07 C F08 C F09 and C F10 parameters Threshold for alarm on control output value for more details see r F0...

Page 51: ...nd ary control output in engineering units C F13 is set to YES Range No decimal figure One decimal figure Two decimal figures Secondary control output initial scale value Secondary control output init...

Page 52: ...max rate of rise see r E10 Secondary control output display value for more details see Display function during programmer mode paragraph at pag 106 and C F13 C F14 C F15 and C F16 parameters Threshol...

Page 53: ...nction C G03 Manual function C G03 Manual function C G03 Manual function C G03 Manual function C G03 This parameter will be available only when at least one control output is configured Range dIS Manu...

Page 54: ...ral note about the instrument restarting General note about the instrument restarting General note about the instrument restarting General note about the instrument restarting General note about the i...

Page 55: ...nt B B if the measured value is inner to the program restart tracking band St tk C G08 and the instrument was performing a ramp it will start to search in the part of the program already executed the...

Page 56: ...cts an overrange condition of the main input Undr Safety value applied when the instrument detects an underrange condition of the main input When the open loop servomotor control is configured SF Cn c...

Page 57: ...selection The instrument toggles from one status to the other one when the transition selected by d1 St C H02 is detected NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE for more details about the RUN HOLD selection see the...

Page 58: ...e instrument will use the selection made by logic input and it will inhibit the selection made by keyboard or serial link but the RUN request will not produce any effect 4 A changement on the program...

Page 59: ...put contact used for Reverse Direct control action selection Direct when logic level is 1 Logic input DIG1 contact status C H02 Logic input DIG1 contact status C H02 Logic input DIG1 contact status C...

Page 60: ...n C H05 Logic input DIG 3 function C H05 Logic input DIG 3 function C H05 Logic input DIG 3 function C H05 This parameter will be available only when input contact option is fitted Range nonE Input co...

Page 61: ...ose is detected OPEn The input is at logic level 1 when contact is open When d3 Fn C H05 is equal to ru St the instrument toggles from one status to the other one when the transition from contact clos...

Page 62: ...contact open is detected The steps C H07 and C H08 can be repeated for all the The steps C H07 and C H08 can be repeated for all the The steps C H07 and C H08 can be repeated for all the The steps C H...

Page 63: ...t logic level 1 when contact is closed OPEn The output is at logic level 1 when contact is open The steps C H09 and C H10 can be repeated for all the The steps C H09 and C H10 can be repeated for all...

Page 64: ...play will show InF and at the end of the last programmed cycle the Event output is forced in ON condition until a new RUN command is detected General notes about configuration group 5 General notes ab...

Page 65: ...le for MKP models only Range OP SP On bargraph is shown the operative set point value P Out On bargraph is shown the process output value Bargraph initial scale value C I03 Bargraph initial scale valu...

Page 66: ...Grd1 r E14 and Grd2 r E15 n ALG At start up the operative set point is equal to the selected set point NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 The ALG selection has no effect when the measure is in error cond...

Page 67: ...r than Main control output low limit r E04 or Secondary control output low limit r E08 the OUT 4 relay contact is ever closed Input threshold to enable the soft start Input threshold to enable the sof...

Page 68: ...e option is not fitted the middle display will show no Pr Primary current of the current transformer Primary current of the current transformer Primary current of the current transformer Primary curre...

Page 69: ...ons and if one or more conditions are not satisfied the instrument will continue to verify it for the programmed hysteresis time If the wrong condition disappeares during the hysteresis time the instr...

Page 70: ...tal inputs diG 1 up to diG 3 the auxiliary inputs from In1 up to In8 and the relays of the auxiliary outputs from OUT10 up to OUT19 if the optional I O card is fitted When an output is in On status th...

Page 71: ...e It is possible to verify the remaining auxiliary outputs OUT 11 up to OUT 19 as described for OUT 10 Digital input dIG 1 status C L04 Digital input dIG 1 status C L04 Digital input dIG 1 status C L0...

Page 72: ...automatic reset and restarts the run time mode Pushing or push button to select the desired action and then push MENU push button RUN TIME MODE RUN TIME MODE RUN TIME MODE RUN TIME MODE RUN TIME MODE...

Page 73: ...l display shows the value or status assigned to the selected parameter CONTROL PARAMETERS CONTROL PARAMETERS CONTROL PARAMETERS CONTROL PARAMETERS CONTROL PARAMETERS The run time parameters are common...

Page 74: ...run time group1 and 01 is the row 1 is reported in the user manual before each parameter description and allows you to quickly find out the respective parameter Run time group P r Axx Run time group P...

Page 75: ...03 This parameter is available when the instrument operates in controller mode at least one control output is configured and SMART function is enabled S Fn C G01 Enb Range OFF SMART algorithm is deact...

Page 76: ...hursday Fri Friday Sat Saturday SUn Sunday O Fr all the days from monday to friday O SA all the days from monday to saturday ALL all days Time of clock start r b07 Time of clock start r b07 Time of cl...

Page 77: ...ms r C01 Manual reset of the alarms r C01 Manual reset of the alarms r C01 Manual reset of the alarms r C01 Manual reset of the alarms r C01 Range ON OFF Change to ON and then depress FUNC key to rese...

Page 78: ...ly when the alarm 1 is configured as band alarm A1 tP rF 01 bAnd Range from 0 to 1000 digits NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE The bA1 L and bA1 h values are algebraically added to the operative set point in o...

Page 79: ...he alarm 3 is a Low threshold used when the alarm 3 is a Low threshold used when the alarm 3 is a Low threshold used when the alarm 3 is a band alarm r C09 band alarm r C09 band alarm r C09 band alarm...

Page 80: ...larm threshold Output failure detection low alarm threshold Output failure detection low alarm threshold r C14 r C14 r C14 r C14 r C14 This parameter is available only when the option is present and F...

Page 81: ...3 hysteresis r C18 Alarm 3 hysteresis r C18 Alarm 3 hysteresis r C18 Alarm 3 hysteresis r C18 This parameter is available only when Out 3 is configured as alarm output O3 Fn C E03 ALr 3 Upper display...

Page 82: ...esis for ON OFF control r d02 Hysteresis for ON OFF control r d02 Hysteresis for ON OFF control r d02 Hysteresis for ON OFF control r d02 This parameter is available when Pb r d01 0 On OFF control act...

Page 83: ...ative secondary output gain r d06 Relative secondary output gain r d06 This parameter is available when two control outputs are configured split range excluded and Pb r d01 is different from 0 Range f...

Page 84: ...ecific PID group For this reason if a standard PID parameter is modified no changement is made on the PID groups while if a changement is made on the PID group currently used the standard PID paramete...

Page 85: ...rogrammer mode Lower display ti x where x is the number of the selected PID group Range from 00 01 to 20 00 mm ss Above this value the display blanks and the integral action is excluded NOTE NOTE NOTE...

Page 86: ...mode Lower display r Gnx where x is the number of the selected PID group Range from 0 20 to 2 00 Overlap dead band between main and Overlap dead band between main and Overlap dead band between main an...

Page 87: ...e from 0 12 to 3 00 m ss Servo motor dead band r E03 Servo motor dead band r E03 Servo motor dead band r E03 Servo motor dead band r E03 Servo motor dead band r E03 This parameter is available when th...

Page 88: ...ut low limit r E08 Secondary control output low limit r E08 Secondary control output low limit r E08 This parameter is available when one control output is configured as secondary control output Range...

Page 89: ...hange for negative set point Rate of change for negative set point Rate of change for negative set point variations r E15 variations r E15 variations r E15 variations r E15 variations r E15 Range from...

Page 90: ...for Auto Manual selection and no program is running Range On the Auto Manual selection is made by logic input only OFF the Auto Manual selection is made by Man key or serial link only External control...

Page 91: ...n changed the alarm threshold will be forced to its default value and alarm status will be deleted Alarm 1 configuration r F02 Alarm 1 configuration r F02 Alarm 1 configuration r F02 Alarm 1 configura...

Page 92: ...xample Example for A1 Cn A2 Cn A3 Cn H A A c A alarm condition detection B automatic reset of alarm C manual reset the LED gets steady lit the relay output goes OFF but the LED remains steady lit unti...

Page 93: ...03 Alarm 1 action r F03 Alarm 1 action r F03 Alarm 1 action r F03 Alarm 1 action r F03 This parameter is available only when OUT 1 is configured as alarm 1 output O1 Fn C E01 ALr 1 Range dir direct ac...

Page 94: ...Alarm on process variable bAnd Band alarm on process variable dEV Deviation alarm on process variable Ain Alarm on Main control output value SECn Alarm on Secondary control output value NOTE NOTE NOT...

Page 95: ...er a set point change or at the instrument start up until process variable reaches the alarm threshold plus or minus hysteresis If the alarm is programmed as a process alarm or control output alarm th...

Page 96: ...direct action Relay energized or SSr 1 in alarm condition rEV Reverse action Relay energized or SSr 1 in non alarm condition Alarm 3 standby mask function r F12 Alarm 3 standby mask function r F12 Ala...

Page 97: ...Low alarm inside band with automatic reset and acknowledge H L High alarm outside band with manual reset L L Low alarm inside band with manual reset NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE When alarm configuration h...

Page 98: ...When alarm configuration has been changed the alarm status will be deleted OFD Output Failure Detection alarm action OFD Output Failure Detection alarm action OFD Output Failure Detection alarm actio...

Page 99: ...S L Pr r G01 is different from OFF Range from 1 to 255 Serial link baud rate r G03 Serial link baud rate r G03 Serial link baud rate r G03 Serial link baud rate r G03 Serial link baud rate r G03 This...

Page 100: ...t will be applied during feedback potentiometer calibration procedure Servomotor low limit positioning r H02 Servomotor low limit positioning r H02 Servomotor low limit positioning r H02 Servomotor lo...

Page 101: ...05 This parameter is available only when feedback potentiometer calibration enabling r H01 is equal to ON Range OFF To skip adjustment and hold the previous value select OFF and then push FUNC On To m...

Page 102: ...nctions 2 When a program is running and the tracking above value of the segment in progress has been modified the new value will be immediately used Tracking group 1 tracking below r I02 Tracking grou...

Page 103: ...group dF r Lxx DEFAULT RUN TIME PARAMETER LOADING Default run time parameter loading r L01 Default run time parameter loading r L01 Default run time parameter loading r L01 Default run time parameter...

Page 104: ...2 calculated by SMART algorithm r M02 calculated by SMART algorithm r M02 calculated by SMART algorithm r M02 calculated by SMART algorithm r M02 This parameter is available only when smart function i...

Page 105: ...ding r M06 Hidden group default data loading r M06 Upper display Gr Hd Lower display dFLt Range OFF No loading data On loading data PROGRAMMER MODE PROGRAMMER MODE PROGRAMMER MODE PROGRAMMER MODE PROG...

Page 106: ...put value and the lower display shows S followed by the secondary power output value for more details see the MANUAL MODE paragraph The MANUAL mode can be activated manually when the instrument is in...

Page 107: ...ng the FAST mode the instrument executes the program 60 times faster than the programmed values ignoring the tracking values JUMP JUMP JUMP JUMP JUMP This function is used during HOLD mode to jump to...

Page 108: ...shown on the lower part If a control output is a servomotor type the bargraph will show the valve position instead of the power output the first or last LED s is flashing when the feedback position i...

Page 109: ...he FAST FORWARD is in progress and it is moving on a ramp up Flashing fast when the FAST BACKWARD is in progress and it is moving on a ramp up Lit when the segment in progress is a soak Flashing slowl...

Page 110: ...es in programmer mode and a program When device operates in programmer mode and a program When device operates in programmer mode and a program is running is running is running is running is running T...

Page 111: ...ll show 0 if no tracking band is assigned d Push the FUNC pusbutton again the lower display shows d followed by the tracking below value programmed for the specific segment The instrument will show 0...

Page 112: ...feedback position instead of the output in percent o Push FUNC push button again the lower display will show the value of the auxiliary input if configured Pushing FUNC push button again the display...

Page 113: ...the same indications described at point e f g h i l m and n of the previous paragraph OUTPUT POWER OFF FUNCTION during pr OUTPUT POWER OFF FUNCTION during pr OUTPUT POWER OFF FUNCTION during pr OUTPUT...

Page 114: ...possible to set the start condition NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES A If the program selection is made by logic inputs three different situations may occur A 1 the selected program exists the starting...

Page 115: ...flashing or steady on in accordance with acknowledge condition and by the status of the assigned output If the ON or OFF period is lower than 120 ms the related measurement couldn t be performed and t...

Page 116: ...LED s MAN lights up while the middle display shows followed by the main output values from 0 0 to 99 9 and the lower display shows S followed by the secondary output value from 0 0 to 99 9 When the d...

Page 117: ...al mode the following action may occur 2 A The valve remains in the same position if St Fn C G06 an or St Fn C G06 Cnd A or St Fn C G06 Cnd b and A UL C G04 bu 2 B The valve will be moved to the value...

Page 118: ...End of profile indication It is also possible to create up to 9 linked programs A linked program is a sequence of up to 9 simple programs EDIT MODE EDIT MODE EDIT MODE EDIT MODE EDIT MODE By the EDIT...

Page 119: ...nly 3 It is not possible to select a linked program from L1 to L9 if no simple program is programmed Soak time engineering units selection Soak time engineering units selection Soak time engineering u...

Page 120: ...selected program Range from rL set point low limit rE 12 to rH set point high limit rE 13 Out of this range the display shows EAS and the program will use the starting measured value as initial set p...

Page 121: ...egment Range from 1 to 9999 digit hour Program 1 Segment 1 PID group selection Program 1 Segment 1 PID group selection Program 1 Segment 1 PID group selection Program 1 Segment 1 PID group selection P...

Page 122: ...ecution OFF the specific output zz output will be in OFF condition during yy segment execution NOTE 1 NOTE 1 NOTE 1 NOTE 1 NOTE 1 For Break event 2 to 4 and for Break event 10 to 19 the instrument wil...

Page 123: ...program the instrument goes in manual mode with a power output equal to the value programmed with the control output at the end of the program 1 parameter r A15 SP At the end of the program the instr...

Page 124: ...tput is configured Upper display Pr xx where xx is the number of the selected program Range from 0 to 5 NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE setting PID equal to 0 the instrument will maintain the PID values sele...

Page 125: ...e encompasses all the parameters from Program selection r A01 to Program x timer event y step z r A18 The linked program editing procedure instead encompases only the Program selection r A01 Selection...

Page 126: ...P parameter modification If a program editing is made when the instrument is running a program a 10 or 30 seconds time out see C I10 is applied to the Group P parameter modification 3 For event enabl...

Page 127: ...o the moltiplication result the two LSD the minutes or the seconds according to the selected Soak time engineering unit the resulting value is used as gradient 4 When the final set point of a ramp has...

Page 128: ...n and push the FUNC pushbutton It is now possible to exit from edit mode When it is desired to delete the segment x proceed as follows 1 select the Group P EDIT mode 2 select the desired program 3 sel...

Page 129: ...instrument is running a program a 10 or 30 seconds time out see C I10 is applied to the Group P parameter modification 3 When it is desired to end the program after the last used program number it is...

Page 130: ...if all the program parameters and the control parameters related to the selected program are correct This test may be manually activated by pushing RUN MAN pushbuttons If the program check is right th...

Page 131: ...OTE for program selection the PRG LED must be lit in steady state if the PRG LED is flashing the selected program do not exists 4 Push the RUN pushbuttons and maintain the pressure until the RUN LED f...

Page 132: ...ms not running or not part of the running linked program see Simple program management and or Linked program management 3 to automatically stop the program in progress WAIT 4 to abort program in progr...

Page 133: ...until the HLD LED starts to flash When the button has been released the program stops During the HOLD mode the instrument operates as follows 1 HLD LED is lit 2 the instrument continues to control th...

Page 134: ...n the FAST function restarts on the next segment 5 When the desired point has been reached push the or pushbutton and the scrolling will be stopped 6 Restart the program NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES...

Page 135: ...mode 2 select the run time parameter group 2 3 Select the PrG r B01 parameter and set NO 4 push the FUNC pushbutton The PRG LED will be turned OFF When the instrument operates as controller all the b...

Page 136: ...ce is configured with one control output linear or time proportional the control output value is displayed in the range 0 to 100 a 3 if the device is configured with two control outputs the value of t...

Page 137: ...tput the feedback position in the range from 19 0 to 99 9 instead of the output in percent g Push FUNC push button again the lower display will show the value of the auxiliary input if configured Push...

Page 138: ...when alarm 2 is in alarm state and acknowledged Flashes when alarm 2 is in alarm state and it is not acknowledged 3 Lit when OUT 3 is used as control output and it is in ON condition or when servomoto...

Page 139: ...d one ADAP TIVE When the smart function is enabled it is possible to display but not to modify the control parameters To disable the SMART function proceed as follows 1 push the MENU push button until...

Page 140: ...tput maintain the same position has prior to the power output mode all alarms are in NO alarm condition all the events not related with the end of program or with the Output Power OFF mode are in OFF...

Page 141: ...e In presence of an main input out of range condition the control outputs operate as follows a When SF Cn C G09 is set to Std a 1 An OVERRANGE is detected and the device is set for one control output...

Page 142: ...nd on the timer events d When SF Cn C G09 is set to Undr d 1 if an underrange condition is detected the power output is forced to the safety value SF UL C G10 d 2 if an overrange condition is detected...

Page 143: ...OTE the leads break condition can be detected only if the selected range has a zero elevation 4 20 mA or 1 5 V or 2 10 V NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES NOTES 1 The fault conditions on the auxiliary input wil...

Page 144: ...error If this error is detected span less than 20 of complete potentiometer travel push any key to load default calibration parameters Then remake the calibration following the normal procedure see G...

Page 145: ...rs Other errors Other errors Other errors Other errors When during a program execution a power failure occurs at power up the instrument displays this situation showing on the upper display E 600 indi...

Page 146: ...n Power consumption Power consumption Power consumption Power consumption 16 VA max for PKP model 20 VA max for MKP model Dielectric strength Dielectric strength Dielectric strength Dielectric strengt...

Page 147: ...ce External resistance External resistance External resistance External resistance 100 max maximum error 0 1 of span Cold junction Cold junction Cold junction Cold junction Cold junction automatic com...

Page 148: ...current Measuring current 140 A typical Line resistance Line resistance Line resistance Line resistance Line resistance automatic compensation up to 20 wire with no measurable error STANDARDRANGESTABL...

Page 149: ...ignal a possible failure of the line driven by a control output programmed as a time propor tioning output see OUT failure detection Input range Input range Input range Input range Input range 50 mA A...

Page 150: ...ondary output gain Relative secondary output gain Relative secondary output gain Relative secondary output gain keyboard programmable from 0 20 to 2 00 referred to the proportional band Overlap dead b...

Page 151: ...RTD input is selected Action Action Action Action Action direct reverse programmable Output level limiter Output level limiter Output level limiter Output level limiter Output level limiter high and...

Page 152: ...sistive load Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes 1 The commons of the out 3 and 4 are connected together with the same rear terminal 2 When OUT 3 and 4 are used as independent relay outputs the addition of...

Page 153: ...ALARMS ALARMS Alarm action Alarm action Alarm action Alarm action Alarm action direct or reverse function programmable Alarm functions Alarm functions Alarm functions Alarm functions Alarm functions...

Page 154: ...steresis programmable from 0 1 to 20 0 Alarm on the secondary output value Alarm on the secondary output value Alarm on the secondary output value Alarm on the secondary output value Alarm on the seco...

Page 155: ...dard establishes that by RS 485 interface it is possible to connect up to 30 devices with one remote master unit The serial interface of these instruments is based on High input impedance transceivers...

Page 156: ...me parameter group or to load all the run time parameters exception made for Run time group 8 r Hxx and Run time group P A When it is desired to load the default parameter of a single group proceed as...

Page 157: ...Cxx Run time group 3 r Cxx Run time group 3 r Cxx Run time group 3 r Cxx Run time group 3 r Cxx PARAMETER DEFAULT VALUE rSt OFF AL1 Initial range value for process alarm 0 for deviation alarm 0 0 for...

Page 158: ...utputs without split range are configured r Gn 1 1 00 OLP 1 0 Pb 2 4 0 HYS 2 0 5 ti 2 4 00 mm ss td 2 1 00 mm ss IP 2 50 0 If only one control output is configured 0 0 If two control outputs without s...

Page 159: ...S tt 1 00 m S db 5 OLL 0 0 OLH 100 0 r P Inf C CY 15 s If relay output 2 s If SSR output S OLL 0 0 S OLH 100 0 S r P Inf SC CY 15 s If relay output 2 s If SSR output rL Initial range value rH Final r...

Page 160: ...un time group 8 r Hxx The default calibration data are the complete potentiometer travel AFTER THE DEFAULT DATA LOADING OF THIS GROUP IT IS NECESSARY TO PERFORM THE PROPER CALIBRATION Run time group 9...

Page 161: ...rameters the user setting of the run time and configuation parameters proceed as follows a If the instrument starts in configuration mode push the MENU pushbutton b If the instrument starts in run tim...

Page 162: ...rameters of the table 1 European tb 2 load the default configuration parameters of the table 2 American LOAd load the user setting all run time and configuration parameters SAVE save the current setti...

Page 163: ...If option is mounted S tP CLSd If feedback circuitry is mounted OPEn If feedback circuitry is not mounted FEEd no Fb O5 Fn nonE If option is not mounted Ain If option is mounted O5 rn 4 20 4 20 mA O5...

Page 164: ...tion group 5 C Hxx Configuration group 5 C Hxx Configuration group 5 C Hxx Configuration group 5 C Hxx Configuration group 5 C Hxx PARAM VALUE NOTES d1 Fn nonE d1 St OPEn d2 Fn nonE d2 St OPEn d3 Fn n...

Page 165: ...n t E CY 30 t E Pr 30 Configuration group 6 C Ixx Configuration group 6 C Ixx Configuration group 6 C Ixx Configuration group 6 C Ixx Configuration group 6 C Ixx PARAM VALUE NOTES G brG DEv O brG P Ou...

Page 166: ...xx Configuration group 2 C Exx PARAM VALUE NOTES O1 Fn Ain If servo motor drive is not mounted ALr 1 If servo motor drive or linear output is mounted O2 Fn ALr 2 O3 Fn nonE If option is not mounted C...

Page 167: ...SC A C bEFr Configuration group 4 C Gxx Configuration group 4 C Gxx Configuration group 4 C Gxx Configuration group 4 C Gxx Configuration group 4 C Gxx PARAM VALUE NOTES S Fn Enb Cn tP PId An F Enb A...

Page 168: ...01 OPEn F E 02 Brk E S E 02 OPEn F E 03 Brk E S E 03 OPEn F E 04 Brk E S E 04 OPEn F E 10 nonE S E 10 OPEn F E 11 nonE S E 11 OPEn F E 12 nonE S E 12 OPEn F E 13 nonE S E 13 OPEn F E 14 nonE S E 14 OP...

Page 169: ...ation group 6 C Ixx PARAM VALUE NOTES G brG DEv O brG P Out brG L 150 F brG H 2500 F brG d 10 F SP AL n ALG SP dS OP SP Sr bH bAL SS tr 150 F t out t 10 Fd Fn nonE If option is not mounted or main con...

Page 170: ...y outputs 2 Two relay outputs interlockable by jumper for servomotor output OUT5 and OUT6 OUT5 and OUT6 OUT5 and OUT6 OUT5 and OUT6 OUT5 and OUT6 0 Not provided 5 Two mA outputs 7 One mA output Out 5...

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