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1.20 ‘Fast access’ menu

The ‘

fast access

’ menu allows to configure the front key ‘UP’ (‘

5

’) as 

a direct access to the alarm 1 and / or alarm 2 setpoint values, and / or 

the memory of maximum and minimum reading. The objective is to 

provide the operator with a fast and direct access to alarm setpoints, 

without accessing the standard configuration menu.
Access to  ‘

fast access’ 

menu is still allowed even with active ‘pass

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word’ function, allowing the operator to modify the alarm setpoints, 

while still blocking any other change on the configuration.
The ‘

fast access

’ menu is configurable, and it allows to assign to the 

front key none, one, several or all of the available functions. In case 

of configuring access only to alarm 1, when pushing front key ‘UP’ 

(‘

5

’), the display directly access the setpoint value of alarm 1 (same 

for alarm 2)
To configure the ‘

fast access’ 

menu see section 

1.29.4.

1.21 Scaling

The instrument can scale the reading to any value between 9999 and 

-1999 and configure the decimal point position, for all signal ranges 

except temperature ranges (thermocouples, Ni and Pt sensors, NTC 

and PTC sensors) are not scalable. The scaling configuration is a sim

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plified two steps process :

1.

  configure  at  the  ‘

Display  Low

’  (‘

d.Lo

’)  parameter  the  reading 

value associated to the low signal range

2.

  configure  at  the  ‘

Display  High

’  (‘

d.Hi

’)  parameter  the  reading 

value for the high signal range

Some examples are explained below:

  for  AC  voltage  and  current  ranges,  for  example  0/600 Vac, 

configure at ‘

d.Lo

’ the reading for a signal of 0 Vac. Configure at 

d.Hi

’ the reading for a signal of 600 Vac.

 for DC voltage and current ranges, for example ±600 Vdc, con

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figure  at  ‘

d.Lo

’  the  reading  for  a  signal  of  0 Vdc.  Configure  at 

d.Hi

’ the reading for a signal of 600 Vdc.

 for process ranges, for example 4/20 mA, configure at ‘

d.Lo

’ the 

reading for a signal of 4 mA. Configure at ‘

d.Hi

’ the reading for a 

signal of 20 mA.

 for potentiometer ranges, configure at ‘

d.Lo

’ the reading for a 

signal of 0% (0 R). Configure at ‘

d.Hi

’ the reading for a signal of 

100% (nominal of the potentiometer).

To configure the scaling see section 

1.29.2.

1.22 Offset reading

The instrument provides a ‘

second scaling

’, independent and addi

-

tional to the standard scaling explained at section 

1.21

Control of 

the scaling to be applied, with a free potential contact called ‘

Exter-

nal control

’. To configure the ‘

second scaling

’ :

1. 

configure the internal jumper ‘T’ to activate the ‘EK’ external 

control function 

(see section 1.9).

2. 

associate the external control to the ‘

second scaling

’ function, 

at the configuration menu ‘

ScL.2

’ set the value ‘

EXt.c

’ (‘

External 

control

’) 

(see section 1.29.6)

3. 

configure the scaling at the configuration menu ‘

Tools

’ \ ‘

ScL.2

’ 

(see section 1.29.7)

4. 

apply connections to the external control

1.23 ‘Eco’ mode

The ‘

external control

’ function allows to activate, by closing a free 

potential contact, one of the following configurable functions :

 activation of the second scaling

 

 change the active decimal point

 

 ‘hold’ the reading

 

 ‘tare’ function

 

 visualize de memory of maximum (or minimum)

To configure the ‘EK’ external contact function, set internal jumper 

‘T’ at position 4-5 

(see section 1.9). 

The ‘EK’ external control function 

is not compatible with function ‘Vexc’ (excitation voltage), the mea

-

sure of 3 wire Pt100, and the measure of potentiometers.
To assign a function to the ‘

external control

’ see the configuration 

menu at ‘

External control

’ 

(see section 1.29.6)

The function associated to the ‘EK’ external control activates when 

short-circuiting terminal 5 and terminal 4.

1.24 External control

The ‘

Eco

’ mode reduces the consumption of the instrument to a level 

of 0.3 W. The ‘

Eco

’ mode turns off the display, while the right decimal 

point remains flashing gently on and off, showing that the instrument 

is running on the background.
Display  will  turn  on  when  an  alarm  activates,  or  when  the  opera

-

tor touches any of the front keys. If no alarms are active, and there 

is no interaction from the operator, the instrument will turn off the 

display. The waiting time before display turn off is configurable from 

5 to 255 seconds.
To configure the ‘

Eco

’ mode see the configuration menu at ‘

Tools

’ \ 

Eco

’ 

(see section 1.29.7).

1.25 Second scaling

The ‘

Offset reading

’ (‘

oFFS

’) parameter allows a number of counts 

to be subtracted from the reading. This is specially useful to manu

-

ally compensate for resistance errors due to wire resistance, when 

measuring with 2 wires Ni and Pt probes, and resistances. Applies 

to all signal ranges. See configuration menu at  ‘

Tools

’ \ ‘

oFFS

’ 

(see 

section 1.29.7).

* Risk of electric shock. The ‘EK’ external control function shares termi-

nal 4 with the common of the input signal connection. When measur-

ing dangerous voltages AND using ‘EK’ external control contact, apply 

the appropriate protections to isolate the operator from dangerous voltages.

Summary of Contents for C Series

Page 1: ...ith 4 digits 9999 1999 Fast access function to alarm setpoints external control to activate predefined functions Eco mode for low consumption selectable dual scaling 5 levels of configurable brightnes...

Page 2: ...23 Eco mode 13 1 24 External control 13 1 25 Second scaling 13 1 26 To open the instrument 14 1 27 How to operate the menus 15 1 28 Messages and errors 15 1 29 Configuration menu 16 1 29 1 Input signa...

Page 3: ...terminals 1 and 4 Signals for 5 A current AC and DC must be con nected at terminals 3 and 4 All other signals must be connected between terminals 2 and 4 Terminal 5 is a multifunction terminal config...

Page 4: ...r process signals 5 Vdc for potentiometers at terminal 5 see sections 1 5 and 1 16 Power supply power U 18 to 265 Vac dc isolation 1500 Veff isolation tested for 60 sec AC frequency 50 60 Hz consumpti...

Page 5: ...Jumpers S Jumper T AC voltages and currents 600 Vac G I 4 5 200 Vac I 20 Vac A I 2 Vac B I 200 mVac C I 60 mVac E I 5 Aac I 20 mAac D I DC voltages and currents 600 Vdc G 4 5 200 Vdc 20 Vdc A 2 Vdc B...

Page 6: ...steps listed at section 1 7 Signal connections are indicated at section 1 5 Location for internal jump ers is indicated at section 1 9 Vac ranges Veff Scale by default Scalable Jumper S see section 1...

Page 7: ...ion 1 7 Signal connections are indicated at section 1 5 Location for internal jump ers is indicated at section 1 9 Vdc ranges Scale by default Scalable Jumper S see section 1 9 Jumper T see section 1...

Page 8: ...ouple K E 4 5 100 1350 C 148 2462 F 2 tc 4 tc 3 Thermocouple J 100 1200 C 148 2192 F Thermocouple E 100 1000 C 148 1832 F Thermocouple N 100 1300 C 148 2372 F Thermocouple L 100 900 C 148 1652 F Therm...

Page 9: ...0 see section 1 29 7 This pa rameter is associated to the specific model of probe installed Sensor Jumper S see section 1 9 Jumper T see section 1 9 Range in C in F Total error Connection terminals Cu...

Page 10: ...n for internal jump ers is indicated at section 1 9 See below connections for NTC probe 1 14 Measuring with NTC probes NTC R25 configurable Jumper S see section 1 9 Jumper T see section 1 9 Range of m...

Page 11: ...nnection terminals Zin 4 20 mA passive needs Vexc 0 100 0 de 9999 a 1999 D 1 2 0 15 25 mA 2 signal 5 Vexc 4 7Ohm active 4 5 2 mA 4 mA 0 10 Vdc passive needs Vexc A 1 2 0 20 25 Vdc 2 Vdc 4 comm 5 Vexc...

Page 12: ...n 1 9 for a list of available functions Start up connections and jumpers For instrument start up follow the steps listed at section 1 7 Signal connections are indicated at section 1 5 Location for int...

Page 13: ...ree potential contact called Exter nal control To configure the second scaling 1 configure the internal jumper T to activate the EK external control function see section 1 9 2 associate the external c...

Page 14: ...X and then insert clips A B C and D in this order The internal structure of the instrument is shown in the graphic be low Module Opt 2 connects to module Opt 1 Module Opt 1 connects to the display Opt...

Page 15: ...t validates the num ber displayed Key UP 5 the UP 5 key gives access to the fast access menu Inside the menus it moves vertically through the different menu op tions At menus with numerical value entr...

Page 16: ...able options Pt100 3 wire Pt100 2 wire Pt500 Pt1000 Ni100 Ni200 and Ni1000 For measures with 2 wires a manual compensation for the wire resistance error is available us ing parameter Offset reading oF...

Page 17: ...ximum type alarm or minimum type activates when the dis play value is higher or lower than the setpoint value at the Setpoint SEt parameter enter the value for the alarm activation point This paramete...

Page 18: ...vate a tare to the signal The actual signal will read 0 The calibration is not changed select parameter Decimal point 0 dP 0 to remove the decimal point on display select parameter Decimal point 1 dP...

Page 19: ...compen sate for the possible error introduced by the resistance of the signal wires when measuring Pt probes Ni probes or resistances For more information see section 1 22 1 29 7 Menu Tools Option 1...

Page 20: ...Ni1000 PTC and NTC For thermocouple probes resolution is fixed to 1 at the Degrees dEG menu select the temperature values to be read in C degrees Celsius or in F degrees Fahrenheit at the Alpha ALPh...

Page 21: ...r 485 at Tools out 1 r 485 to have the serial output configuration at this menu entry Configure the address for the instrument parameter Address 1 to 247 Addr the bus speed parameter Speed kbps bAud...

Page 22: ...c range 2 Vdc range 200 mVdc range 60 mVdc range 5 Adc range 20 mAdc range Process 4 20 mA range 0 10 Vdc range Thermocouples thermocouple K thermocouple J thermocouple E thermocouple N thermocouple L...

Page 23: ...ss Memory of max Memory of min Setpoint 1 Setpoint 2 Degrees degrees Celsius degrees Fahrenheit Temperature resolution 1 resolution 0 1 resolution Second scaling Decimal point Display Low Display High...

Page 24: ...elected at Tool Out 1 Analog output Display Low Display High Modbus RTU Address 1 to 247 Speed Kbps Format Password Version Factory reset Minimum Brightness Maximum Standard Alpha Alpha 385 Alpha 390...

Page 25: ...ent Industrial CISPR 11 Instrument Class A Class B Group 1 For a detailed declaration see document www fema es docs 4152_CE Declaration_C40 D_en pdf Barber del Vall s January 2017 Xavier Junc Product...

Page 26: ...portional to the reading of the instrument The mA output can be connected to work in active loop the module provides the power of the loop or passive mode the power of the loop is not provided by the...

Page 27: ...420 see section 1 29 7 to inform the instrument that there is a M1 analog output module installed From this point you will need the calibration sheet provided together with the module M1 This sheet s...

Page 28: ...the front filter Inter nal press buttons for configuration are accessible Optionally request the instrument preconfigured from factory Without front keypad 3 1 Option NBT O ring for IP65 front protec...

Page 29: ...ll mount housing Together with the KIP protector offers a full IP65 protection For Series C of panel meters 4 4 WME wall housing Benchtop housing for Series C and of panel meters Handle with three sel...

Page 30: ...FEMA ELECTR NICA Series C C40 D 30 Notes...

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