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Table 8 

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 Predefined configuration codes for load cells - Input / Output

Input signal  

range

Type of signal

Output 4/20 mA

 

Code

Output 0/10 Vdc

 

Code

See section 

...

0/5 mVdc

load cell 

signal

010

110

10.1

0/10 mVdc

011

111

0/15 mVdc

012

112

0/20 mVdc

013

113

0/25 mVdc

014

114

0/30 mVdc

015

115

0/40 mVdc

016

116

0/50 mVdc

017

117

0/60 mVdc

018

118

0/70 mVdc

019

119

0/80 mVdc

020

120

±5 mVdc

021

121

±10 mVdc

022

122

±20 mVdc

023

123

±30 mVdc

024

124

±40 mVdc

025

125

±50 mVdc

026

126

±60 mVdc

027

127

±70 mVdc

028

128

±80 mVdc

029

129

Reserved

030 to 049 130 to 149

8. 

 Predefined configuration codes

Select the desired code for your application, and check the following 

sections for more information:

• for information on how to activate a code, see section 13.1

• to customize the input and output signals, see section 13.4

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: select code ‘

013

’  for  0/20 mVdc=4/20 mA,  the  instrument  reads  code 

013

’. Later, configure the input to 0/17 mVdc=4/20 mA, this does not match a listed 

code, and the instrument reads ‘

uSEr

’. Or change the output to 0/20 mVdc=1/5 Vdc, 

this does not match a listed code, and the instrument reads ‘

uSEr

’.

• Code ‘

----

’  identifies  the  end  of  the  list,  it  follows  code  ‘

199

’ and the list 

continues with code ‘

010

’. Select ‘

----

’ to exit the list without applying changes.

To calculate the optimal input signal range for your load cell, 

see section 7.7.

The  instrument  can  be  configured  to  measure  millivolt  in  differential 

mode. Activating the millivolt mode disables de excitation voltage and 

disables the ‘

sense

’ compensation for changes at the excitation voltage. 

The instrument works as a pure differential millivolt signal converter. 

Select the ‘

Predefined configuration code

’ according to your maximum 

millivolt signal (see Table 9).

The  instrument  accepts  up  to  4  standard  350 Ohms  load  cells.  The 

instrument  provides  5 Vdc  excitation  voltage.  Calculate  the  maximum 

output signal generated by your load cell, and select the ‘

Predefined 

configuration code

’ accordingly (see Table 8).

Table 9 

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 Predefined configuration codes for millivolt signals - Input / Output

Input signal  

range

Type of signal

Output 4/20 mA

 

Code

Output 0/10 Vdc

 

Code

See section 

...

0/5 mVdc

millivolt 

signal

050

150

10.2

0/10 mVdc

051

151

0/15 mVdc

052

152

0/20 mVdc

053

153

0/25 mVdc

054

154

0/30 mVdc

055

155

0/40 mVdc

056

156

0/50 mVdc

057

157

0/60 mVdc

058

158

0/70 mVdc

059

159

0/80 mVdc

060

160

±5 mVdc

061

161

±10 mVdc

062

162

±20 mVdc

063

163

±30 mVdc

064

164

±40 mVdc

065

165

±50 mVdc

066

166

±60 mVdc

067

167

±70 mVdc

068

168

±80 mVdc

069

169

Reserved

070 to 099 170 to 199

(End of list)

‘----’     

(see notes below)

(Custom selection)

uSEr

’    (see notes below)

Summary of Contents for I4 Series

Page 1: ...www fema es SERIES I4 Model I4L USER S MANUAL ISOLATED SIGNAL CONVERTER Section INDUSTRIAL 5583r00 INDUSTRIAL Weight Kg Load cell mV...

Page 2: ...ocs 5587_I4L_installation_en pdf CE declaration www fema es docs 5642_CE Declaration_I4_en pdf Warranty www fema es docs 4153_Warranty1_en pdf Web www fema es Series_I4 3 Additional information When t...

Page 3: ...Read the practical load cell information see section 7 4 Connect the input the output and the power terminals see section 9 error messages may appear in the process of connection see section 16 for ex...

Page 4: ...ead signal for changes at the excitation voltage The actual value of the excitation voltage is detected by using the sense wires Connect the sense and sense terminals 5 and 2 to the load cell to provi...

Page 5: ...g 3 load cells is the optimal way to distribute the weight on a plane although it is common to work with 4 load cells in applications with tanks hoppers and similar When working with multiple load cel...

Page 6: ...trument reads uSEr Code identifies the end of the list it follows code 199 and the list continues with code 010 Select to exit the list without applying changes To calculate the optimal input signal r...

Page 7: ...dc 7 8 9 common Vdc fuse signal sense Vexc POWER ABC 18 to 265 Vac dc isolated OUTPUT SIGNAL 789 sense common 0Vdc or passive mA current out signal 4 20mA mA current in signal 0 10Vdc or active mA cur...

Page 8: ...ion voltage terminals OUTPUT SIGNAL The output signal is configurable to 4 20mA active and passive and 0 10Vdc Table 13 Input signal ranges for load cell signals Input range Code for 4 20mA output Cod...

Page 9: ...ifications OUTPUT SIGNAL The output signal is configurable to 4 20mA active and passive and 0 10Vdc Table 14 Connection examples for millivolt signals 1 2 3 not connected mV not connected 4 5 6 not co...

Page 10: ...he input with no filter 115 mSec typ 0 to 99 with 50Hzfilter or 60Hzfilter 150mSec typ 0 to 99 with 50 and 60Hz filter 300mSec typ 0 to 99 OUTPUT SIGNAL RANGES active current output 4 20mA active max...

Page 11: ...SERIES I4 Model I4L Section INDUSTRIAL ISOLATED SIGNAL CONVERTERS www fema es 11 T h i s p a g e b l a n k...

Page 12: ...t 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 v...

Page 13: ...ee section 13 8 The messages function ends when all the information has been displayed or front keys UP 5 or SQ are pressed The display returns to normal mode of operation 12 5 How to activate the Mes...

Page 14: ...cted a configuration code see section 13 1 the input signal has been already selected and there is no need to manually select the Mode ModE or Signal range rAnG parameters again At the Mode ModE param...

Page 15: ...ressed in x xx mA or in x xx Vdc at the Output high signal ou hI parameter configure the high output signal value This value is expressed in x xx mA or in x xx Vdc These four parameters define the rel...

Page 16: ...citation current EX MA to read the value of the current provided through the excitation voltage terminals for example ExMA 14 3 Display information Input signal value in mV Output signal value Label S...

Page 17: ...rrected millivolts mV see section 10 1 configure Input signal value InP S to on to see the input signal value and the measurement units for example Inp mV 8 52 This value is expressed in millivolts mV...

Page 18: ...and to underrange output signal to minimum value in case of input signal underrange at the On SQ on Sq parameter configure the behavior of the output signal when the operator is inside configuration...

Page 19: ...set a dead band value of 0 08mVdc All signals below 0 08mVdc will be treated as 0mVdc and the output will be 4mA the Version VEr parameter informs about the firmware version running in the instrument...

Page 20: ...oltage Excitation voltage 0 70mV 0 80mV 10mV 20mV 30mV 40mV 50mV 60mV 70mV 80mV 5mV Output range ok message flashes while the field correction function is being applied and when finished the instrumen...

Page 21: ...abel2 Alphanumerical 0 0 to 100 0 SOS mode of output On error Output to high Output to low Output standard Power filter No filter Filter for 50Hz Filter for 60Hz Filter for 50Hz and 60Hz On SQ Output...

Page 22: ...ell cELL Signal range rAnG 10 00mV Excitation voltage V EXc on Output range out 4 20mA Advanced scaling Ad Sc Tare tArE 0 00 mV Input signal low In Lo 0 00 mV Input signal high In hI 10 00 mV Output s...

Page 23: ...r motor controllers electrovalves 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...

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