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10. 

How to operate the instrument

The instrument is fully configurable from the 3 push button keypad and 

the 4 red digit led display at the front of the instrument 

(see Table 5)

.

AT POWER-UP

When  the  power  supply  is  connected,  the  instrument  applies  the 

following sequence :

• 

the ‘

display

’ shows the firmware code ‘

b0.xx

’.

• 

the  ‘

display

’  shows  the  configured  ‘

units

’  and  ‘

input  range

’  (for 

example: ‘

tc J’ 

and 

‘1200º

).

• 

the instrument is now in ‘

normal mode

’ of operation and the ‘

display

’ 

shows the ‘

information

’ configured at section 13.7.

FROM ‘NORMAL MODE’ OF OPERATION

From ‘

normal mode

’ of operation, the operator can access the following 

functions:

• 

key ‘

SQ

’ (

<

) gives access to the ‘

configuration menu

’ (see section 10.3).

• 

key ‘

UP

’ (

5

) gives access to the ‘

force

’ menu (see section 10.4).

• 

key ‘

LE

’ (

5

) activates the ‘

messages

’ function (see section 10.5).

‘ECO’ FUNCTION (‘DISPLAY’ POWERED OFF)

The ‘Eco’ function powers off the display under the following conditions:

• 

the instrument is in ‘

normal mode

’ of operation.

• 

and there is no interaction from the operator for 60 seconds.

The  decimal  point  remains  active  (flashing),  indicating  that  the 

instrument is working correctly. This is a configurable function, enabled 

by default. To configure the ‘

Eco

’ function, see section 13.10.

10.1 Configuration system

10.2  ‘Normal mode’ of operation

HOW TO ENTER THE ‘CONFIGURATION MENU’

With the instrument in ‘

normal mode

’ of operation (see section 10.2), 

press the ‘

SQ

’ (

<

) key and maintain for 1 second. The horizontal leds 

light  from  bottom  to  top.  When  the  upper  led  lights,  the  instrument 

enters into the ‘

configuration menu

’.

When entering the ‘

configuration menu

’, the first menu entry ‘

Function 

code

’  (

codE

)  is  displayed.  See  section  14  for  a  full  view  of  the 

configuration menu

’.

If  the  ‘

SQ

’  (

<

)  key  is  released  before  entering  into  the 

configuration menu

’, the horizontal leds light downwards from 

top to bottom, and the instrument returns to ‘

normal mode

’ of 

operation.

HOW TO OPERATE INSIDE THE ‘CONFIGURATION MENU’

Inside the ‘

configuration menu

’, use the front keypad to move through 

menu entries, parameters, and select configuration values:

 

Key ‘SQ’

 (

<

) functions as the ‘

ENTER

’ key. It selects the menu entry 

currently displayed. At numerical value entries, it validates the number 

displayed.

 

Key ‘UP’

 (

5

) moves vertically through the different menu entries. At 

numerical value entries, it modifies the selected digit by increasing its 

value to 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.

 

Key ‘LE’

 (

3

) functions as the ‘

ESCAPE

’ key. It leaves the selected 

menu  entry,  and  eventually,  will  leave  the  ‘

configuration  menu’

When leaving the ‘

configuration menu

’, the changed parameters are 

activated. At numerical value entries, the 

‘LE’

 (

3

) key allows to select 

the active digit. To modify a numeric value press the ‘

UP

’ (

5

) key to 

increase the value ‘+1’. Press the 

‘SQ’

 (

<

) key to validate the value.

WHEN EXITING THE ‘CONFIGURATION MENU’

When  exiting  the  ‘

configuration  menu

’  without  changes  (either  by 

rollback

’ activation or because there are no changes in the configuration), 

the horizontal leds light down from top to bottom, and the instrument 

returns to ‘

normal mode

’ of operation.

When exiting the ‘

configuration menu

’ with changes, the display leds light 

a round shape while the new configuration is stored. When the round 

shape is finished, a start-up is applied (see section 10.2). After start-up, 

the new configuration is active and the instrument is in ‘

normal mode

’ of 

operation.

‘ROLLBACK’ FUNCTION

If there is no interaction from the operator for 60 seconds, the instrument 

exits the ‘

configuration menu

’ discarding changes, and returns to ‘

normal 

mode

’ of operation.

10.3  How to operate the ‘Configuration menu’

Table 5 

 

CONFIGURATION SYSTEM

Key ‘

SQ

’  (

<

)

 

Display 

Key ‘

UP

’  (

5

)

 

Key ‘

LE

’  (

3

)

Table 6 

 

‘ECO’ DECIMAL POINT

Flashing 

When the operator is inside the ‘

configuration menu

’, the output 

signal will remain overranged at maximum signal. Additional 

configurations  are  available  at  the  ‘

On SQ

’  parameter  (see 

section 13.10).

When  the  operator  exits  the  ‘

configuration  menu

’,  the  output 

signal  is  temporarily  set  to  minimum  value  for  a  time 

<5 seconds, while the instrument restarts.

Summary of Contents for I4 Series

Page 1: ...www fema es SERIES I4 Model I4P USER S MANUAL ISOLATED SIGNAL CONVERTER Section INDUSTRIAL 5488r02 Process mA Vdc NTC Temperature tc Temperature Pt Temperature Potentiometer Resistances INDUSTRIAL...

Page 2: ...t quality and available customization 1 How to order 1 How to order 2 2 Material included 2 3 Additional information 2 4 Installation and start up 3 5 Typical applications 3 6 SOS mode 3 7 Messages 3...

Page 3: ...an easy resolution of the problem Additionally each instrument can be assigned a custom label code of up to 8 characters see Table 1 that can be displayed at the front display or at the messages sequ...

Page 4: ...gnals see section 13 6 Notes Code uSEr indicates that a user custom configuration is active and it does not match any of the listed codes This code is non selectable for information only Example selec...

Page 5: ...ctive output mA in mA out 7 8 9 mA mA 4 20mA passive output external loop power needed mA out mA in 7 8 9 mA mA 0 10Vdc common Vdc 7 8 9 common Vdc fuse Pt Ntc resistance thermocouple Pt 3rd wire ther...

Page 6: ...tion HOW TO OPERATE INSIDE THE CONFIGURATION MENU Inside the configuration menu use the front keypad to move through menu entries parameters and select configuration values Key SQ functions as the ENT...

Page 7: ...force menu press the LE 3 key or press the key UP 5 key until the parameter appears and select by pressing the SQ key or wait without pressing any key until the automatic rollback activates 10 4 How t...

Page 8: ...ASURING POTENTIOMETERS The instrument can be configured to measure potentiometer signals 3 wires from potentiometers with nominal value between 250Ohms and 15KOhms See connections at Table 10 The inst...

Page 9: ...of NTC can read signals down to 0Ohms and up to 16MOhms PREDEFINED CONFIGURATION CODES See Table 16 for a list of predefined input output configuration codes To activate a code see section 13 1 CUSTO...

Page 10: ...Total error Thermoc R 059 159 50 1768 C 58 3214 F 0 15 FS 2 C 060 160 0 1600 C 32 2912 F 0 15 FS 2 C 061 161 0 1000 C 32 1832 F 0 15 FS 2 C Table 24 Temperature ranges for thermocouple S Input signal...

Page 11: ...ctivate an alpha value of 0 0390 see section 13 4 This parameter is associated to the sensor and depends on the sensor manufacturer CURRENT THROUGH THE SENSOR The instrument generates 960uA through Pt...

Page 12: ...FEMA MANUFACTURING FOR INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION 12 T h i s p a g e b l a n k...

Page 13: ...4 20mA passive max 30Vdc on terminals voltage output 0 10Vdc max 11Vdc min 0 05Vdc typ minimum load 10KOhm CONFIGURATION SYSTEM key pad display accessible at the front of the instrument configuration...

Page 14: ...or 4 20mA or 010 for 0 10Vdc signal input At the Thermocouples tc parameter select from the available thermocouples J K N E T R S C or B At the Pt sensors Pt parameter select from the available pt sen...

Page 15: ...Ntc R25 Ntc Potentiometer signal Ntc 44030 Ntc 44031 Ntc 44032 Ntc 44034 Ntc 44033 Input signal ranges are also accessible as predefined configuration codes see section 8 The predefined configuration...

Page 16: ...nfiguration Temperature units Degrees celsius Degrees fahrenheit Offset Offset in degrees Cold junction Pt alpha Process configuration Field correction low ok flashes while field correction is being a...

Page 17: ...s expressed in x xxmA or x xxVdc These four parameters define the relation between the input and the output signal see Table 31 and can be modified independently to match the specific input output rel...

Page 18: ...ed at the process parameters see section 13 6 for example Proc 150 0 select Percentage Prct to read the percentage of signal where 0 is the value assigned to the input signal low parameter and 100 is...

Page 19: ...gnal to maximum value in case of input signal overrange and to underrange output signal to minimum value in case of input signal underrange 13 10 Tools menu Key LE messagesfunction Input signal value...

Page 20: ...th of the filter slows the response speed of the instrument Value 0 disables the filter at the Dead band d bnd parameter set a value between 0 0 and 100 0 This is a percentage of the input signal high...

Page 21: ...SERIES I4 Model I4P Section INDUSTRIAL ISOLATED SIGNAL CONVERTERS www fema es 21 T h i s p a g e b l a n k...

Page 22: ...on 10 For a full vision of the configuration menu structure see section 13 Function code Enter the function code see section 8 Output range Resistances 1KOhm range 100KOhm range 1MOhm range 10KOhm ran...

Page 23: ...put signal low Output signal high Process low Process high Process decimal point 0 0 to 100 0 SOS mode of output Display information Input signal value Output signal value Label Process value Key LE m...

Page 24: ...errange to 21mA 10 4Vdc to underrange to 3mA or 0 05Vdc or to hold value See the On error on Er parameter at section 13 10 Function code codE 10 c 010 Input range InP 4 20mA Output range out 4 20mA Te...

Page 25: ...ctrovalves together with signal and or control cables The use of shielded cables is recommended to prevent the coupling of environmental electromagnetic noise connected to earth only one cable end sid...

Page 26: ...FEMA MANUFACTURING FOR INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION 26 Notes...

Page 27: ...SERIES I4 Model I4P Section INDUSTRIAL ISOLATED SIGNAL CONVERTERS www fema es 27 Notes...

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