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The  open  collector  outputs  trig ger  when  the  total  or 
rate (assignable; see pro gram ming step 2) equals the 
corresponding Preset (A or B).  When the output is as-
signed to "

pul

" (pulse output) the outputs trigger with 

each count of the total (or multiples).

When the outputs are as signed to the "total", the op er a tor 
can assign a duration of time  (.01 to 599.99 sec.) that 
the output will remain energized.  If 0.00 is as signed, 
the output will latch until reset.  If output A is set at a 
duration (other than 0.00), the totalizer will au tore cycle 
when Preset A is reached.  At this time, output B will 
de-en er gize (if it was en er gized).    Preset A is the fi nal 
preset and should be set higher than Preset B, when 
both outputs are as signed to the total.  If output A is 
set at a duration other than 0.00 and Preset A is set 
less than Preset B, Preset B will be ignored (provided 
that they are both as signed to total).  The totalizer will 
never au tore cycle at Preset B.

When the outputs are assigned to the "rate", the out-
puts can be assigned a hysteresis (alarm range).  The 
hysteresis is the number of units below the preset that 
the output will remain energized.  EXAMPLE: Preset set 
@ 100; Hysteresis set @ 10.  The output will energize 
when the rate equals 100 and de-energize when the 
rate falls below 90 (10 below Preset).

Select “

PuL

” (pulse output) to use the output for remote 

totalizers. When set to “

PuL

”, a minimum duration in 

seconds (0.00 to 599.99) can be assigned to the time 
the output will remain energized and de-energized.  If 
0.00 is chosen the relay or open collector is disabled.  
The pulse output follows the total and the relay or open 
collector will output a “pulse” on every multiple of the 
Preset Setpoint.  (ie. Preset is set to 10.  A pulse will be 
generated for total values 10, 20, 30, 40, ... , etc).

NOTE:

  If unit is setup to autorecycle then pulse output 

should not be used.

OPEN COLLECTOR

2-Wire 4-20mA Transmitter

2-Wire 4-20mA Transmitter

with Analog Output

4-Wire 4-20mA Transmitter

Flowmeter

(4-20mA T

(4-20mA

(4-20mA ransmitter)

 T

 T

VAC

60/50 Hz

- +

- +

Power

Supply

•3 - Signal GND (-DC) •4 - I In + (Current) . . •1

1 - 

A

C Neutral

•12 - 

  

A

C Line

Flowmeter

(4-20mA T

(4-20mA

(4-20mA ransmitter)

 T

 T

-

+

VAC

60/50 Hz

•3 - Signal GND (-DC) •4 - I In + (Current) . •7 - +24V

 Out

. •1

1 - 

A

C Neutral

•12 - 

•3 - Signal GND (-DC)•3 - Signal GND (-DC)

A

C Line

2-Wire 4-20mA Transmitter with Multiple Devices

Flowmeter

(4-20mA T

(4-20mA

(4-20mA ransmitter)

 T

 T

VAC

60/50 Hz

•2 - 

Analog Out

•3 - Signal GND (-DC) •4 - I In + (Current) . •7 - +24V

 Out

. •1

1 - 

A

C Neutral

•12 - 

A

C Line

+

-

-

+

Chart Recorder

Flowmeter

(4-20mA T

(4-20mA

(4-20mA ransmitter)

 T

 T

-

+

-

Chart Recorder

+

VAC

60/50 Hz

•3 - Signal GND (-DC) •4 - I In + (Current) . •7 - +24V

 Out

. •1

1 - 

A

C Neutral

•12 - 

•3 - Signal GND (-DC)•3 - Signal GND (-DC)

A

C Line

TYPICAL WIRING HOOKUPS (continued)

Summary of Contents for ES-756

Page 1: ...756 INSTALLATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MODELS ES756 INT 69RT 99914 01 03 06 KESSLER ELLIS PRODUCTS 10 Industrial Way East Eatontown NJ 07724 800 631 2165 732 649 7100 Fax 732 649 7099 http www kep c...

Page 2: ...internal circuit boards or devices Handling Procedure 1 Power to unit must be removed 2 Personnel must be grounded via wrist strap or other safe suitable means before any printed circuit board or othe...

Page 3: ...TYPICAL WIRING HOOKUPS 4 OPEN COLLECTOR 5 PROGRAMMING FLOWCHART 6 DEFINITIONS 7 FRONT PANEL OPERATIONS 10 PROGRAMMING 10 SETTING PRESETS PANEL LOCK 15 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 16 WARRANTY WARRANTY WARRAN...

Page 4: ...THIS PAGE IS BLANK...

Page 5: ...tive The unit can provide the DC source as long as the drop across the devices being driven does not exceed 21V Input Type Linear 0 20mA 4 20mA 0 5V 0 10V or 1 5V selectable from the front panel Input...

Page 6: ...e screws into the rear of the brackets Tighten the screws evenly and alternately A panel less than 0 1 may distort if the clamps are screwed too tightly Do not over tighten Anormal level of torque is...

Page 7: ...ied on the input and DC ground lines Make sure the input wires are not run into the unit in a bundlewithpowerinputlines Werecommend using shielded cable Connect the shield to DC signal ground of the u...

Page 8: ...urrent I in 5 Voltage V in 6 Not Used 7 24V Out 8 Preset B Collector 9 Preset A Collector 10 DC In 11 AC Neutral 12 AC Line 1 Reset In 2 Analog Out Sink 3 Signal GRD DC 4 Current I in 5 Voltage V in 6...

Page 9: ...90 10 below Preset Select PuL pulse output to use the output for remote totalizers When set to PuL a minimum duration in seconds 0 00 to 599 99 can be assigned to the time the output will remain energ...

Page 10: ...ter displayed value NOTE SEVERAL PROGRAMMING SELECTIONS WILL NOT APPEAR WITH RATE ONLY TOTAL ONLY UNITS OPTIONS NOT ORDERED WILL NOT APPEAR IN PROGRAM SELECTIONS For best results choose the highest re...

Page 11: ...ERESIS FOR OUTPUT A This value is the number of units below Preset A that the output will remain ON EXAMPLE Preset A set at 100 Hys set at 10 Output A will activate turn on when the rate equals 100 Ou...

Page 12: ...raging factor 00 0 to 99 9 Higher settings provide more nor malizing averaging for a more stable display Derived from the equation OLD DATA x NOR NEW DATA OLD DATA x NOR NEW DATA NOR 1 Sec SECONDS Thi...

Page 13: ...the left digit when viewing the Peak The peak value is the highest rate reading that the unit had displayed since the peak had been reset The peak is not retained in memory when power is lost uXXXXX U...

Page 14: ...20 i 0 20 E 1 5 E 0 5 or E 0 10 LiNEAR or S9RT PRESS FRONT PANEL OPERATIONS Press to RESET in operating mode Press to ENTER in pro gramming mode Press to view or change Preset A Press to view or chan...

Page 15: ...toggle between choices press the RST ENTERkeytoenterthedisplayed choice dur A the duration of time 0 01 to 599 99sec thatoutputAwillremainon or energized When durAis displayed hit any key to view or...

Page 16: ...G or LC ALL or LC ALL or CoDE Press any key to view or change the lock code PRESS This section of the menu is used to set up important operating variables RDEC rate decimal location Press the key unde...

Page 17: ...layed choice Entering a decimal will add resolution to the total i e tdec 100 will be displayed as 100 0 CFDEC Conversion Factor Decimal Press the arrow keys to enter in the desired conversion factor...

Page 18: ...tevaluerepresentedby the 20 mA end of the 4 20 mA output KeyinthedesiredvalueandpressRST ENTER to enter displayed value Press PRGM to recycle through list choices STEP 5 SETTING OPTIONS THE PROGRAM SE...

Page 19: ...the displayed value is not the desired preset press the key s under the digit to be changed Keyinthelockcode seeprogramming step 3 by pressing the keys under the digits to be changed Each time a key...

Page 20: ...ase is incorrect 2 Conversion factor is in correct 3 Total multiplier is incorrect 1 Recheck power wiring 1 Use a different power sup ply or install a surge sup pressor 1 Recheck input wiring 2 Rechec...

Page 21: ...any questions concerning our warranty repair modi cation or returned goods process please contact your local dis tributor WARRANTY This product is warranted against defects in materials and workmansh...

Page 22: ...CF Gallons Acre Feet 32 59 1 10 100 1000 0001 001 01 1 AFT Cubic Feet Acre Feet 2295 1 10 100 1000 0001 001 01 1 AFT Liters Liters 10 10 100 100 1000 LTR Cubic Meters 10 1 10 100 1000 1 1 10 100 CM C...

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