Operating Instructions
for
Digital Pressure Gauge
Model: MAN-SF...
MAN-BF..
Page 1: ...Operating Instructions for Digital Pressure Gauge Model MAN SF MAN BF...
Page 2: ...nt Adjustment 15 11 2 Setting the user display 15 11 3 Changing the password for Level 1 16 11 4 Disabling the optional limit contacts 16 12 Adjustment of the Additional Option 17 12 1 Access to Level...
Page 3: ...ance with local regulations applying to Health Safety and prevention of accidents When used in machines the measuring unit should be used only when the machines fulfil the EWG machine guidelines as pe...
Page 4: ...dialogue display The 10 digit illuminated LCD serves to display limit values or hysteresis Functions and parameters are displayed in the programming mode Analogue output The devices are fitted with an...
Page 5: ...Pressure Gauge Pressure transmitter mounted in non detachable way for MAN SF26 Mounting angle MAN SF20 MAN BF20 Ring for panel mounting MAN SF28V MAN BF28V 6 Mechanical Connection Before installation...
Page 6: ...ical pressure gauge For standard threaded connection sealing is with a suitable gasket 22 5 x 25 7 x 1 3 flat gasket or sealing washer according to DIN 16258 Do not screw in the device using the case...
Page 7: ...ing to the wiring diagram X103 1 Supply Channel 2 extern Option for external sensor only 4 20 mA 2 Not used 3 Supply Channel 2 extern Option 4 Not used 5 Not used 6 Supply Channel 1 extern Option for...
Page 8: ...e bAud All menu items in LEVEL 1 and LEVEL 2 except the menu item service can be enabled or disabled for LEVEL 0 LEVEL 1 Master Level A password must be entered to access this level All LEVEL 1 functi...
Page 9: ...to the operating mode In the functions Access to setting right hand digit flashes Next digit with right hand overflow Decrement the selected digit Increment the selected digit Abort setting reload ol...
Page 10: ...e third 100 and the leftmost digit 1000 Please note that an overflow occurs with each digit For example a pre set value of 01 52 if the leftmost digit is decremented with the key the new value is 08 4...
Page 11: ...d 10 3 Setting the Limit Contacts optional May not be visible if disabled in Level 1 As an option the devices may be fitted with up to four independently adjustable limit contacts The following settin...
Page 12: ...06 Switching value Note When adjusting the set points remember that the hysteresis may be above the new set point and may be enabled until the relay set point is accepted The hysteresis is only loaded...
Page 13: ...MAN SF BF MAN SF BF 01 1006 page 13 Limit contact hysteresis Delay time for limit contacts Adjustable between 0 03 and 99 99 seconds 2 4 for relay 2 4...
Page 14: ...Level 1 as well This is necessary if the menu item in Level 0 has been disabled Access to Level 1 is with password entry via Level 0 The unit automatically returns to the operating mode after three i...
Page 15: ...ser display Enter the password and go to Level 1 see section 10 4 The set points and hysteresis display in the operating mode may be set in Level 1 Settings 0 Setpoint 1 and 2 are displayed beside one...
Page 16: ...3 Changing the password for Level 1 Enter the password and go to Level 1 see section 10 4 Password factory setting is 0001 11 4 Disabling the optional limit contacts Enter the password and go to Leve...
Page 17: ...s respective functions can be enabled for Level 0 Access to Level 2 is via Level 0 and Level 1 with password entry The unit automatically returns to the operating mode after three incorrect entries Th...
Page 18: ...he reset time of the maximum peak memory can be adjusted with an internal timer Response time 1 99999 sec 12 2 2 Specification of the Minimum or Maximum Peak Memory PduFct Adjustable in LEVEL 2 or if...
Page 19: ...m Peak Memory Adjustable in LEVEL 2 or if enabled in LEVEL 0 12 2 4 Enabling Disable of the Menu Item in LEVEL 0 PdurEL Adjustable only in LEVEL 2 The functions 12 1 1 to 12 1 4 can be enabled or disa...
Page 20: ...only in LEVEL 2 000 Maximum peak memory non active 001 affects on display 010 affects on the output signal 100 affects on the relay multiple selection is possible e g 011 affects on display and output...
Page 21: ...Adjustable only in LEVEL 2 000 Maximum peak memory will not be reset 001 Reset internal via Pdut adjusted timer 010 Reset with button of the foil console 100 Reset external via RS 232 interface if ins...
Page 22: ...32 Interface bAud Adjustable only in LEVEL 2 The following Baud rates 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 or 38400 can be adjusted Standard setting is 9600 12 3 2 Parity of the RS 232 Interface PAr Adjustable o...
Page 23: ...page 23 12 3 3 Enabling Disabling of the RS 232 Interface for Level 0 Adjustable only in LEVEL 2 12 4 Scaling of the Analogue Signal optional 12 4 1 Zero Point Adjustment of the Analogue Output outZP...
Page 24: ...SF BF page 24 MAN SF BF 01 1006 12 4 2 End Point Adjustment of the Analogue Output outEP Adjustable only in LEVEL 2 12 4 3 Delay Time Adjustment of the Analogue Output outdEL Adjustable only in LEVEL...
Page 25: ...01 1006 page 25 12 4 4 Enabling Disabling of the Menu Points in LEVEL 0 outrEL Adjustable only in LEVEL 2 12 5 Scaling of the Display optional 12 5 1 Zero Point Adjustment of the Display dPLZP Adjusta...
Page 26: ...MAN SF BF page 26 MAN SF BF 01 1006 12 5 2 End Point Adjustment of the Display dPLEP Adjustable only in LEVEL 2 12 5 3 Delay Time Adjustment of the Display dPLdEL Adjustable only in LEVEL 2...
Page 27: ...ication without decimal point dPLdP dP1 Decimal point between the first and second digit 000 0 dPLdP dP2 Decimal point between the second and third digit 00 00 dPLdP dP3 Decimal point between the thir...
Page 28: ...MAN SF BF page 28 MAN SF BF 01 1006 13 Dimensions 14 Maintenance The device requires no maintenance if the measured medium is not contaminated...
Page 29: ...em 900 is always defined as slave general delimiter use as space message inside message 2 communication parameter definition parameter preset set_to range Startbit 1 fixed Stopbit 1 fixed Parit t none...
Page 30: ...inition command function RES system reset no slave replay RDn read display data with n n 0 9 see list below R D n slave reply standard with CR LF at end of slave reply n 0 immediate display data to in...
Page 31: ...minal span per 10K Conformity error limit point setting according to DIN 160086 Reproducibility typ 0 3 typ 0 3 typ 0 2 0 1 Limit contacts Contact function Limit values setting ranges Hysteresis setti...
Page 32: ...irements EN 61010 1 Safety requirements for electr equipment for measurement control and laboratory use EN 60 529 DIN VDE 0470 1 IP Code Also the following EWG guidelines are fulfilled 2004 108 EC EMC...
