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Field device

To junction
terminal or
instrument
room

To HHC

Explosion-proof area

Non-explosion-proof area

Zener barrier

Instrument room

Terminal block

DC power supply

Junction terminal

HART communicator (Intrinsic safety specification)

HHC
(Non-Intrinsic safety
specification)

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2. Connection

Connection of HART

communicator

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the junction box located outside the hazardous area.

When using Fuji HCC and HART communicator alternately, turn OFF the
power for the communicator after changing from one to another, then restart
the communication. At this time, old data may be left in the communicator.

Fuji HHC and HART

communicator can not be used at the same time.

Be sure to connect individually.

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INDICATION

Summary of Contents for FCX-AII-V5 series

Page 1: ...Fuji Electric France S A S INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL and SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS FCX AII V5 SERIES TRANSMITTERS Type FKC 5 FKG 5 FKP 5 FKA 5 FKH 5 FKE F FKD FKB FKM F FKP FKH F DATE March 2018 TN5FCXA2V5h E...

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Page 3: ...position is already amended since the delevery by Fuji it s necessary to remove the electronic unit from the housing DQG GLVFRQQHFW WKH DWFDEOH IURP WKH HOHFWURQLF PHDVXULQJ cell before turn the hous...

Page 4: ...s and directives It is necessary to read carefully the manual before use these transmitters to familiarize yourself with the installation wiring processes wiring and all operations and maintenance 7KH...

Page 5: ...QDO FRQGLWLRQLQJ Emission limits according to EN 55011 CISPR 11 Group 1 Class A Frequency range MHz Limits Result 30 to 230 40 dB V m quasi peack measured at 10 m distance Passed 230 to 1000 47 dB V m...

Page 6: ...are priorized as follow Risk of death or sever injury if the safety instructions are not fol lowed In case of wrong handling probable injury or physical damage can happen Important instructions to be...

Page 7: ...ry please store the transmitter in a dry room at normal temperature and humidity 25 c and 60 RH Keep it on the originaly packaging if possible Site at location with minimal vibration dust and corrosiv...

Page 8: ...ltage and load resitance 35 4 3 Grounding 35 5 START UP AND SHUTDOWN 36 5 1 Preparation for Start up 36 5 2 Operation 37 5 3 Shutdown 38 6 ADJUSTMENT 39 6 1 Adjustment procedure using the external adj...

Page 9: ...HO GHQVLW PHDVXUHPHQW DQG RWKHU DSSOLFDWLRQ XVLQJ differential pressure measurement The transmitter utilizes a unique micromachined capacitive silicon sensor with state of the art microprocessor techn...

Page 10: ...ent Connection unit Connects an input output line and ground wire PSOL HU 8QLW Part name Description Analog indicator connector Used for connecting an analog indicator LCD unit connector 8VHG WR FRQQH...

Page 11: ...rnal zero adjustment not possible SPAN Possible external span adjustment External span adjustment not possible DISP Digital indicator display Digital indicator LIN display OUT output LIN output FIX Fi...

Page 12: ...nctions of the 3 push button key switches Name Main function Mode key Switches between the normal and setting modes Minus key Changes an item No or item name to the minus decrease direction Plus key C...

Page 13: ...98 XRULQDWHG RLO EDU WR EDU Absolute 40 to 85 C 40 to 85 C 0 16 bar abs 0 to 0 16 bar abs Pressure 1 3 bar abs 0 to 1 3 bar abs EDSF5 91 5 bar abs 0 to 5 bar abs and 30 bar abs 0 to 30 bar abs EDSF5...

Page 14: ...Spring washer Mounting bolt M8 12 Process flange Bracket Plain washer Spring washer Mounting bolt M8x12 Transmitter FKC FKG and FKA models FKD FKB and FKM models Mount the bracket on the transmitter a...

Page 15: ...g WRUTXH DSSUR LPDWHO 1P NJIP IW OE 2 Use a pipe of outside diameter 2 60 3 mm Flange mounting Position the remote seal of the transmitter in front RI WKH FRXQWHU DQJH L WKH WUDQVPLWWHU WR WKH DQJH XV...

Page 16: ...EHFDXVH LW LV FRQQHFWHG ZLWK D SLQ plug Never turn the electronic housing over than 90 without disconnect the DW FDEOH SRVVLELOLW WR EUHDN WKH DW cable from the electronic measuring cell If the transm...

Page 17: ...e he maintenance Unscrew slowly grasp the hexagon part of vent drain plug with an allen key Put a new seal tape 4 to 8 rounds and mount the vent drain plugs in the position you want applying the tight...

Page 18: ...ounting bolt should be 30 to 40 Nm 3 to 4 kgf m 2 If a manifold is not used the impulse pipes can directly be screwed into the transmitter I WKUHDG VL H GRHV QRW PDWFK EHWZHHQ WKH WUDQVPLWWHU DQG LPSX...

Page 19: ...e transmitter below the process pipe Make piping so that gas in the impulse pipe is not delivered to the transmitter and incorporate gas res ervoirs as required Isolating valve Process pipe Pressure t...

Page 20: ...HO RI WDQN PXVW EH OOHG RI XLG Level calculation formula 59 2 0 H1 859 2 1 K 0 H1 0 1 Density H1 H2 Liquid level h Liquid level change H1 H2 0 h 1 Max liquid level Min liquid level Condensate chamber...

Page 21: ...ing temperature pressure standards During installation avoid mechanical constrains of the transmitter connections Q FDVH RI H WHUQDO GHJUDGDWLRQ FRUURVLRQ RYHU RZ VKRFN HWF RU LQ FDVH RI UH WKH FRQFHU...

Page 22: ...EHWZHHQ WKH WUDQVPLWWHU DQG LPSXOVH SLSHV DQ RYDO DQJH VKRXOG EH XVHG 7LJKWHQLQJ WRUTXH RI 81 PRXQWLQJ EROW LQ DQ RYDO DQJH VKRXOG EH WR 1P WR 4 kgf m For an absolute pressure measurement make sure t...

Page 23: ...te in the impulse pipe Do not apply an excessive force to impulse pipe during the connection Install condensate chambers or vent drain when impulse pipes can not be inclined The impulse pipes used sho...

Page 24: ...oving the cap carefully protect the threaded portion and seal ing face from damage Connect the transmitter to impulse pipes The piping can be connected directly to the process connection of the transm...

Page 25: ...dards During installation avoid mechanical constrains of the transmitter connections Q FDVH RI H WHUQDO GHJUDGDWLRQ FRUURVLRQ RYHU RZ VKRFN HWF RU LQ FDVH RI UH WKH FRQFHU ned transmitter must be chec...

Page 26: ...H IDFH KHQ PRXQWLQJ WKH DQJH RQ WKH KLJK pressure side a gasket should be insert HG EHWZHHQ WKH DQJH RI WKH WUDQVPLWWHU DQG WKH DQJH RI WKH WDQN L H Gasket Transmitter flange Process side flange Stand...

Page 27: ...HW LW FORVH XQWLO FRPPLVVLRQLQJ WR SUHYHQW IRUHLJQ objects from entering Level measurement 1 Level measurement on open tank Leave the low pressure side of transmitter open to atmosphere Level calculat...

Page 28: ...body and capillary from interfering with output the transmitter body should be installed at a vibration free place and the capillary VKRXOG EH HG WR D VWDEOH VXSSRUW Do not scratch or shock the seal d...

Page 29: ...DQVPLWWHU DQG WKH DQJH RI WKH tank Be careful to a potential leak who can effect the measure Flange size diaphragm seal mm DN80 3 SS 73 Special material 89 DN100 4 SS 96 Special material 89 RU RWKHUV...

Page 30: ...ressure side of transmitter and the low liquid level connection of tank to the high pressure side of transmitter Level calculation formula HUR K 6SDQ K 0HDVXULQJ OLTXLG GHQVLW 6HDO diphragme liquid de...

Page 31: ...nstalled at a vibration free place and the capillary VKRXOG EH HG WR D VWDEOH VXSSRUW Avoid to locate capillaries high and low pressure in a place where ambiant temperature DQG VXQOLJKW DUH YHU GLIIHU...

Page 32: ...aterial 89 DN100 4 ISS 96 Special material 89 RU RWKHUV DQJHV FRQVXOW XML OHFWULF UDQFH 0HWKRG IRU VFUHZLQJ WKH PRXQWLQJ DQJH 7LJKWHQ EROWV RI PRXQWLQJ DQJH DQG SURFHVV DQJH LQ D GLDJRQDO RUGHU DQG DE...

Page 33: ...lve Remote seal Atmospheric air leak valve Process connection Pressure tap Transmitter H 1 h D Max liquid level Min liquid level Isolating valve Remote seal Transmitter Pressure tap Isolating valve Tr...

Page 34: ...ring shall be made in accordance with the UHOHYDQW UHJXODWLRQV WR HQVXUH WKH H SORVLRQ SURR QJ Improper wirLQJ FDQ FDXVH D ULVN RI H SORVLRQ UH DQG RWKHU VHULRXV DFFL dents Cautions on wiring DANGER B...

Page 35: ...WKH HOG LQGLFDWRU WR DQG CK of the transmitter as shown below 8VH DQ H WHUQDO HOG LQGLFDWRU ZLWK LQWHUQDO UHVLVWDQFH RI RU OHVV 4 1 Wiring procedure Sealing of conduit connection To insure air tightne...

Page 36: ...HFWLRQ LV RI JUHDW LPSRUWDQFH WR DPHSURRI DQG water prevention When performing an insulation check after wiring use a megohmmeter of 250 V DC or less and avoid applying a high voltage If an arrester i...

Page 37: ...conduit connection By any of the methods given below ground the transmitter in compliance with the relevant stipulation in the standard on explosion proof installation for example grounding resis WDQF...

Page 38: ...ock connection diagram shown in 4 1 3 Vent the process covers of the transmitter The compatibility of process with the transmitter has to be checked and ensured by skilled people from customer side 4...

Page 39: ...LDO DQG RZ SUHVVXUH WUDQVPLWWHU Set the operating status by manipulating the isolating valve Open Open Close the isolating valve the LP side close isolating valve on the HP side Equalizing valve Close...

Page 40: ...e FKA FKH and gauge FKG FKP pressure transmitters Check of operating status 2 Flow and differential pressure transmitter FKC Close the stop valve on the high pressure side HP side slowly Open the equa...

Page 41: ...ZERO position 2 Apply standard input pressure corresponding to Lower Range Value LRV 3 Adjust zero point 4 mA by turning the external screw ADJUSTMENT AND SETTING 6 Q WKH FDVH RI D DPHSURRI WUDQVPLWWH...

Page 42: ...its type Span is changed by the outside screw with the mode setting VZLWFK LQ WKH KRXVLQJ VHW DW VSDQ SRVLWLRQ 7KH JXUH VKRZQ below is an example of Mode setting switch is attached Note If the transmi...

Page 43: ...ay and if the range is changed please change the range of the LCD too Setting error If a setting error occurs an error display shown on the lower right ap pears in the display Press the key to return...

Page 44: ...5 LcdoOpt LcdOpt LCD Option setting 1 62 I Input output range ad justment I 1 LRVAdj Zero adjustment by range LRV change 6 2 63 I 2 URVAdj Span adjustment by range URV change 6 2 64 J Value and speci...

Page 45: ...time constant 8 1 Change of output mode 8 2 Setting of low flow rate cut point 8 3 Setting of low flow rate cut mode 9 1 Change of burnout direction 9 2 Chang of output value when burnout direction O...

Page 46: ...nitial six characters are displayed The cursor position is displayed by a vertical bar To display the seventh and following characters scroll the characters to the left The cursor posi tion far right...

Page 47: ...apital letters of the alphabet space and are displayed as Initial six characters are displayed The cursor posi tion is displayed by a vertical bar To display the seventh and following characters scrol...

Page 48: ...r than numerical characters capi tal letters of the alphabet space and are dis played as Initial six characters are displayed The cursor position is displayed by a vertical bar To display the seventh...

Page 49: ...able units for FCX AIIV5 mmH O 2 cmH O 2 mH O 2 g cm2 Pa inH O 2 psi ftH O 2 Torr kg cm2 atm hPa kPa MPa mbar bar mmAq mmHg cmAq mAq mmWC cmWC mWC inHg cmHg mHg 1RWH 7KH PDUN LV VHWWDEOH IRU DEVROXWH...

Page 50: ...of the measuring UDQJH P SRLQW Press the key on the screen c to display the screen for setting the zero point range 0 point d Input the numerical values with the and keys on the screen d Functions of...

Page 51: ...on the screen e P is displayed at the left of the unit name f and you can set the decimal point position with the and keys key To move the decimal point position to left key To move the decimal point...

Page 52: ...V PRXQWHG WR D SODFH VXEMHFW WR VHYHUH YLEUDWLRQ RXWSXW XFWXDWLRQ RVFLOODWLRQ PD LQ crease Since the transmitter uses oil as internal pressure transmitting medium if acceleration is caused by vibratio...

Page 53: ...on the screen e Press the key to save the output mode setting Press the or key to cancel the setting 8 2 CUT Pt Low cut point setting If you select the square root mode you can set the low cut point C...

Page 54: ...7ITH LINEAR OUTPUT SELECTED IN LOW CUT MODE UTPUT OW CUT POINT IFFERENTIAL INPUT IFFERENTIAL INPUT UTPUT OW CUT POINT Press the key on the screen j to display the screen for changing the outputs below...

Page 55: ...on the screen e Press the key to save the burnout setting Press the or key to cancel the setting 9 2 OVER Change of burnout current when OVER OVERSCALE This display appears if you select OVER for the...

Page 56: ...g the burnout current for UN DERSCALE k You can change the burnout current with the and keys on the screen k Settable range RU 1 085 VSHFL FDWLRQ P XUQRXW 81 5 P Select whether the burnout current set...

Page 57: ...ion within 20 of the set span A 1 Zero LRV calibration Press the key on the screen c to select the zero calibration mode The measured value and unit on the screen d are WKH VDPH DV WKRVH LQ WKH QRUPDO...

Page 58: ...key on the screen j to perform a span calibration at the in put pressure at the time To perform a span calibration at a point other than 100 input an appropriate set value k with the and keys and pre...

Page 59: ...he screen e to display the screen for calibrating current mode 20 mA f Perform a calibration of 20 mA on the screen f with the and keys After the calibration press the key to move to the constant curr...

Page 60: ...Input pressure J 2 saturation cur rent Hi or higher Correction of input pressure UNDER Input pressure J 1 saturation cur rent Lo or lower Correction of input pressure Menu D Self diagnosis Self diagno...

Page 61: ...th the and keys Select the locking to lock the adjustment functions of WKH ORFDO FRQ JXUDWRU XQLW ZLWK GLVSOD Select the UnLock to cancel the lock of the adjust PHQW IXQFWLRQV RI WKH ORFDO FRQ JUDWRU...

Page 62: ...0 d Input the indicated value corresponding to 0 of the actual scale on the screen d with the and keys Functions of the keys key To decrease the value key To increase the value To set the decimal poi...

Page 63: ...key To move the decimal point position to left key To move the decimal point position to right Select whether the indicated value setting of 100 is saved on the screen j Press the key to save the indi...

Page 64: ...in t h t d The units in parentheses are displayed only when the absolute pressure transmitter is used The flow units in the column c can be set only for the group of differential pressure transmitters...

Page 65: ...d unit on the screen d are WKH VDPH DV WKRVH LQ WKH QRUPDO PRGH DQG DQG ZERO light up Apply the reference pressure for LRV 4mA on the screen d After checking the measured value corre sponding to 4 mA...

Page 66: ...ng and return to the screen i Check that the span adjustment URV was per formed as intended on the screen i Press the key to perform a span adjustment again Press the or key to move to the next screen...

Page 67: ...QRXW FXUUHQW 81 5 P EXW above the saturation current value lower limit Select whether the lower limit setting of the satura tion current is saved on the screen f Press the key to save the lower limit...

Page 68: ...FL FDWLRQ Normal VSHFL FDWLRQ SDQGHG VSHFL FDWLRQ Saturation current value lower limit 3 8 mA HG 3 2 mA to 4 0 mA Settable in increments of 0 1 mA Saturation current value upper limit 20 8 mA HG 20 0...

Page 69: ...en for setting canceling write protect d Select oN setting oFF canceling on the screen d with the and keys To enable write protect select ON To disable write protect select OFF Select whether the sele...

Page 70: ...e is displayed Press the key on the screen e to display the span calibration value f Press the key on the screen f to move to Clearing of zero span calibration data L 3 HisCLR Clearing of zero span ca...

Page 71: ...of the ampli HU WHPSHUDWXUH KLVWRU Press the key on the screen d to move to Display of min max of cell temperature history information L 5 HisCELL Display of min max of cell tempera ture history info...

Page 72: ...must be on OFF position during the connection W FDQ W EH FRQQHFWHG WR WKH MXQFWLRQ WHUPLQDO and of the transmitter The HHC has no polarity It is possible to connect either the red or black electrical...

Page 73: ...push the clear CL NH The reasons of a communication problem can be The 4 20 mA output is not powered The 4 20 mA is disconnected 7KH FRQQHFWLRQ EHWZHHQ WKH DPSOL HU XQLW DQG WKH PHDVXULQJ FHOO LV ZURQ...

Page 74: ...digital indicator Programmable linearization function Rerange Set LRV URV calibration INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC INC 1 TAG No 2 TYPE 3 SERIAL No 4 UNIT 5 RANG...

Page 75: ...EY is displayed press the MENU NH WR GLVSOD 7 1 To make changes press the CHNG key and the cursor will be displayed under display c Set the alphanumeric keys as necessary under display d To set the al...

Page 76: ...your change Display f is for registering the engineering unit UNIT CHANG 4 1 UNIT CHANGE kPa INC ENT CL 4 1 UNIT CHANGE CHNG OK ENT CL 4 1 UNIT WRITE INC 4 UNIT To menu 5 RANGE LIMIT kPa CHNG NEXT MPa...

Page 77: ...exceed the upper limit depending on the change of the UNIT I WKDW KDSSHQV FKDQJH WKH 859 UVW Menu 5 Range Limit Indicates the maximum measuring range of this transmitter After setting engineering unit...

Page 78: ...LVSOD d Selectable time constant value WR VHF WZR VLJQL FDQW JXUH Note 1 In the case of FCX AII series transmit ters with safety function when there are no damping then 0 12 sec is appeared on HHC Not...

Page 79: ...INC CHANGE 8 1 MODE CHANGE XMTR DP OUT LIN INC ENT CL 8 1 MODE CHANGE XMTR GP OUT LIN ENT CL 8 1 MODE CHANGE XMTR DP OUT SQR CHNG OK ENT CL 8 OUTPUT MODE XMTR GP OUT LIN INC CHANGE 8 2 MODE WRITE XMT...

Page 80: ...ate current appears Note 6SHFL FDWLRQ RI WKH VDWXUDWLRQ FXUUHQW YDOXH UpperlimitandLowerlimit ischangeableaccor ding to the Menu J Saturation current value The ower limit value ofsaturation valuer is...

Page 81: ...or g Press ENT to make the calibration while applying a corresponding pressure to the transmitter INC A CALIBRATE INC LRV 1 CL ENT 2 A 1 CALIBRATE LRV XXX XX CHNG OK ENT CL 3 A 2 CALIBRATING LRV XXX...

Page 82: ...ss CHANGE or CL to cancel Under display f input digital values measured by digital voltmeter Under display f the output circuit is calibrated ZKHQ SUHVVLQJ 17 The transmitter will calculate automatica...

Page 83: ...d F alternately at each press of the INC key 1 CL 1 2 2 CL CL 3 4 5 6 B DATA C 1 DATA XXX XX FLOW XXXXX kPa CHANGE CL CL FLOW is displayed when output mode is square root extraction mode flicker is di...

Page 84: ...T OUT END INC PAPER FEED CL CL INC INC CL ENT INC ENT Indicated when the printer unit is active YY MM DD HH MM Paper Feed Printer Without Printer Unit E PRINT INC NO CONNECTION With Printer Unit ENT E...

Page 85: ...ENT CL 4 ENT 1 2 3 CL G 3 DISP CHANGE Can t proceed XMTR doesn t support CL 4 CL CL G 4 DISP WRITE X XX XXX XX FLOW 0 00 100 00 or 0 0 100 0 or 0 100 H LINEARISE Menu G Setting of LCD display The LCD...

Page 86: ...transmitter PRESS LEVEL FLOW 16 11 19 CL ENT CHNG G 3 DISP CHANGE DispUNIT UUUUUUU CHNG ENT CL 18 17 CL ENT INC G 5 DISP CHANGE DispUNIT UUUUUUU NEXT XXXXXXX INC ENT CL 17 16 CL G 4 DISP CHANGE 1 PRE...

Page 87: ...GLVSOD c actual display LI WKH RZ PRGH LV DOUHDG DFWLYLDWHG RU 2 LQ display f Flow mode choosen Press CHANGE WR VHW WKH ORZ FXW SRLQW Cut point is adjustable within the range of 0 00 to 20 00 Note If...

Page 88: ...14 Each compensation value between Xn Yn and Xn 1 Q LV FRQQHFWHG E UVW RUGHU DSSUR LPDWH IRUPXOD Functions for LINEARIZE are available for FXW Ver sion 6 0 and upward By pressing INC DW GLVSOD RI d th...

Page 89: ...en ENT is pressed at display of the follow ing is displayed Requirement of setting 1 LP LP2 LP3 LP8 LP9 LP13 LP14 In WKH FDVH WKDW 3 3 OO HUR LW LV LQKLELWHG WR be set enable I 9D 9E WKHQ LW PXVW EH 3...

Page 90: ...7 1 55 Important Menu I Adjustment by LRV URV range The Rerange functionality can be used when zero ad justment suppression or elevation is necessary for example Level measurement Functions of RERANGE...

Page 91: ...ent value and VSHFL FDWLRQ 6DWXUDWLRQ FXUUHQW YDOXH RZHU OLPLW YDOXH 6 7 2 8SSHU OLPLW YDOXH 6 72 DQG VSHFL FDWLRQ 63 1250 LVWLQJ VSHFL FDWLRQ 63 3 WHQGHG VSHFL FDWLRQ DUH VHWWDEOH Change of saturatio...

Page 92: ...ENT Insert the new password on display j then press ENT The paswword can be set for numbers letters 8 characters maxi CL K 1 WRITE PROTCT 1 WRITE PR CHNG 2 PASSWORD SET 1 2 CL 3 ENT 2 K 2 WRITE PROTCT...

Page 93: ...HOHFWLQJ RQ WKH GLVSOD d LVSOD RI DPSOL HU DQG FHOO WHPSHUDWXUH Press 1 RQ GLVSOD f IRU 0 1 0 DPSOL HU temperature Press 2 RQ GLVSOD f for MIN MAX cell tempera ture CL L HISTORY 1 CALIBRATION 2 TEMPER...

Page 94: ...DQFH RI WKH ZHWWHG SDUWV Q FDVH RI FRUURVLRQ QG RXW WKH UHDVRQV DQG UHSODFH RU adapt the concerned parts Please follow the replacement procedure of the measuring cell described later Visual inspection...

Page 95: ...se of clogging Make arrangement to obtain proper values Check for faulty cable insulation etc and repair as needed Readjust according to chapter 6 5HSODFH WKH DPSOL HU XQLW DFFRUGLQJ WR FKDSWHU No out...

Page 96: ...ing cover on the transmitter When installing the electronics unit make sure that the zero adjust screw end is in front of the groove in WKH DPSOL HU XQLW 7KH PDLQ SDUWV RI WKH WUDQVPLWWHU DUH WKH DPSO...

Page 97: ...ll neck and all the surfaces in contact between the electronics housing and the cell neck not damaged Assemble measuring cell and electronics housing Tighten the 2 screws RQQHFW HDFK FRQQHFWRU RI WKH...

Page 98: ...ter 1 Remove the 4 hexagon socket head bolts 2 The process covers the O ring and the bolts and nuts can now be removed 3 After disassembly replace the faulty part with a new ones 4 Before reassembling...

Page 99: ...concerned transmitter 1 Remove the 4 hexagon sockets head bolts 2 The process covers the O ring and the bolts and nuts can now be removed 3 After disassembly replace the faulty part with a new one 4...

Page 100: ...xagon socket head bolts with a torque wrench etc 2 The process covers the O ring and the bolts and nuts can now be removed 3 After disassembly replace the faulty part with a new one 4 Before reassembl...

Page 101: ...alog indicator 3 Pull out the connec tor extending from the analog indicator 4 Connect the connector of a new analog indica tor to the electronics VHFWLRQ 6HH WKH JXUH below 5 Mount the analog indicat...

Page 102: ...tor pin 4 Connect a new digital indicator following the reverse order of disassembly procedure DVWHQ WKH GLJLWDO LQGLFDWRU WR WKH HOHFWURQLFV VHFWLRQ E WLJKWHQLQJ LQJ VFUHZV Before tightening make sur...

Page 103: ...RO A 2 SPAN P55 A CALIBRATE P879 Implement span calibration after zero calibra tion 11 Calibration output circuit b 1 4mAAdj b 2 20mAAdj b 3 FIXcur P57 B OUTPUT ADJ P80 Loop check calibrate fixed outp...

Page 104: ...transmitter with arrester maximum power supply is 32 V DC 8 SERIES TRANSMITTER ROUNDING TERMINAL XTERNAL GROUNDING TERMINAL INDICATION An arrester is used to protect a transmitter or receiver from an...

Page 105: ...functioning In the above case the arrester unit terminal unit should be replaced with a new one Limitation of insulation resistance and dielectric strength test An insulation resistance and dielectric...

Page 106: ...possible 0 05 mini Measurable ranges are listed in the table below Power supply DC power supply 24 V DC or Fuji Electric FC series power supply unit RDG UHVLVWRU 6WDQGDUG UHVLVWRU ZLWKLQ Measuring dev...

Page 107: ...n adjustment RFDO FRQ JXUDWRU ZLWK GLVSOD DOLEUDWH ZLWK UHIHUHQFH WR HUR VSDQ FDOLEDUWLRQ Adjustment with HHC Calibrate with reference to Zero span adjustment 4 Accuracy test Apply input pressures in...

Page 108: ...SHFL FDWLRQ 1250 9 Protective function of set value Canceled OFF write protect 1RWH 8VH WKH RU WKH ORFDO FRQ JXUDWRU XQLW ZLWK GLVSOD WR FKDQJH WKH VHWWLQJ RI DOO WKH LWHPV H FHSW 7 Polygonal line cor...

Page 109: ...GHYLFHV A user in possession of HART master device is ready for communication with the FCX AII V5 transmitters For details refer to the instruction manual for HART communicator 1 3 DD Device Descript...

Page 110: ...PRUH 2 Connection Connection of HART communicator Q WKH FDVH RI D DPHSURRI WUDQVPLWWHU WKH FDQ RQO EH FRQQHFWHG YLD the junction box located outside the hazardous area When using Fuji HCC and HART com...

Page 111: ...S N INAL SSEMBLY UMBER 2 6 3 5 23 3 3 23 3 4 0ROCESS 6ARIABLE 5NIT 3 3 2 2 4 06 AMP 06 5PPER 2ANGE 6ALUE 06 OWER 2ANGE 6ALUE 4RANSFER UNCTION 06 0ERCENT 2ANGE 54054 24 54054 NALOG UTPUT LARM 4YPE OOP...

Page 112: ...ensor trim 3 Upper sensor trim 4 SENSOR TRIM POINTS Online Menu 3 BASIC SETUP 4 DETAILED SETUP 5 REVIEW 1 Upper Disp Value 2 Lower Disp Value 3 Digit DP 4 LCD Unit 5 LCD Opt 1 Amp temp 2 Amp temp unit...

Page 113: ...TN5FCXA2V5h E 111 A5 SPARE PARTS For more details about these parts please contact Fuji Electric France BLOCK A PSOL HU DVVHPEO 1 3 5 5 6 4 5 10 39 40 28 12 4 12A 12 15 4 31A 2...

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Page 115: ...TN5FCXA2V5h E 113 BLOCK C D FKG FKA 3UHVVXUH DQG DXJH WUDQVPLWWHU GHWHFWRU DVV 15 10 1 5 6 16 14 7 13A 13 12 13A 12 13 12A 7 14 12A 17 19 18 41 39 37 35 33 31...

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