Fluidwell N-410-P, Manual

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INDEX OF THIS MANUAL
accumulated Total 12
actual settings 39
alarm 13
backlight
density 27
Batch counter 12
batch maximum 11
Batch maximum 11
Cabinet installation 16
Clear Total 12
Coil-signal 18
Communication
terminal connection 22
Configuration 23
Control panel 10
Dim backlight 27
Dimensions enclosure 14
display
function 27
tank 27
External Alarm, external input 21
flowmeter input 17
Flowrate
calculation 26
cut off time 27
information 12
Hold, external input 20
Installation 14
IP classification 15
Keybord lock 17, 29
keys 10
k-factor 27
maintenance 30
model 29
no-flow alarm 13
Operator level 11
Passcode 33
power supply 21, 22
Preclose/two stage 28
preset
max. batch size 26
Preset
enter batch value 11, 26
max. batch size 11
min. batch size 11
Problem solving 33
pulse output 28
pulse width 28
Pulse-signal NPN 17
Pulse-signal PNP 19
reed-switch: 18
Relay output 22, 28
Reset, external input 20
Sensor supply 16
Serial number 29
SETUP-level 23
Software version 29
START 11
Start, external input 20
terminal connectors 17
Transistor output 21, 28
LIST OF FIGURES IN THIS MANUAL
Figure 1: Typical application for the N410-P ........................................................................................ 7
Figure 2: Display and control panel ...................................................................................................... 9
Figure 3: Typical identification label ..................................................................................................... 9
Figure 4: control panel ........................................................................................................................ 10
Figure 5: Example display information during programming preset value. ........................................ 11
Figure 6: Example display information during the process. ................................................................ 11
Figure 7: Example display information when interrupted. .................................................................. 12
Figure 8: Dimensions enclosure (Connector layout is a typical configuration). .................................. 14
Figure 9: Cut out cabinet. ................................................................................................................... 15
Figure 10: Grounding enclosure (Protective Earth PE). ..................................................................... 16
Figure 11: Switch setting sensor supply voltage. ............................................................................... 16
Figure 12: Overview of terminal connectors N410-P. ......................................................................... 17
Figure 13: Terminal connections - Coil signal input (typical) .............................................................. 18
Figure 14: Terminal connections - Reed-switch signal input (typical) ................................................ 18
Figure 15: Terminal connections - NAMUR signal input (typical) ....................................................... 18
Figure 16: Terminal connections - NPN signal input (typical) ............................................................ 19
Figure 17: Terminal connections - Active signal input (typical) .......................................................... 19
Figure 18: Terminal connections - PNP signal input (typical) ............................................................. 19
Figure 19: Terminal connections - External start (typical) .................................................................. 20
Figure 20: Terminal connections - External hold (typical) .................................................................. 20
Figure 21: Terminal connections - External reset (typical) ................................................................. 20
Figure 22: Terminal connections - External alarm (typical) ................................................................ 21
Figure 23: Terminal connections - Passive transistor output (typical) ................................................ 21
Figure 24: Terminal connections - Power supply mains (typical) ....................................................... 21
Figure 25: Terminal connections - Mechanical relay output (typical) ................................................. 22
Figure 26: Terminal connections - Mechanical controls output (typical) ............................................ 22