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User Guide

User Guide

Safety Information

PP307

PP307

Safety Information

SAFETY INFORMATION (Continued)

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PUBLICATION

DESCRIPTION

ISO 3864, No. B.3.6

Caution

ISO 3864, No. B.3.1

WARNING

Risk of electric shock

BS EN 100015

Observe precautions for

handling electrostatic

discharge sensitive

devices

Refer to the operating

instructions

BS EN 60825-1

WARNING

Laser Radiation

Note

WEEE Directive

2003/108/EC

Do not dispose of this product
together with your household
waste. Please refer to the
information of your local
community or contact our
distributors regarding the proper
handling of end-of-life electric
and electronic equipment.

Recycling of this product will
help to conserve natural
resources and prevent potential
negative consequences for the
environment and human health
caused by inappropriate waste
handling

SAFETY INFORMATION (Continued)

SYMBOL

PUBLICATION

DESCRIPTION

ISO 3864, No. B.3.6

Caution

ISO 3864, No. B.3.1

WARNING

Risk of electric shock

BS EN 100015

Observe precautions for

handling electrostatic

discharge sensitive

devices

Refer to the operating

instructions

BS EN 60825-1

WARNING

Laser Radiation

Note

WEEE Directive

2003/108/EC

Do not dispose of this product
together with your household
waste. Please refer to the
information of your local
community or contact our
distributors regarding the proper
handling of end-of-life electric
and electronic equipment.

Recycling of this product will
help to conserve natural
resources and prevent potential
negative consequences for the
environment and human health
caused by inappropriate waste
handling

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Summary of Contents for Solonet

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Page 4: ...current IEC 617 2 No 02 02 06 Three phase alternating Current IEC 417 No 5017 Earth ground terminal IEC 417 No 5019 Protective conductor terminal IEC 417 No 5020 Frame or chassis terminal IEC 417 No 5021 Equipotentiality IEC 417 No 5007 On supply IEC 417 No 5008 Off supply IEC 417 No 5172 Equipment protected throughout by double insulation or reinforced insulation equivalent to Class II of IEC 536...

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Page 8: ...cal support for the LAND SOLOnet Digital Infrared Thermometer can be obtained by either contacting the address telephone number on the cover of this User Guide or by email at the following address infrared sales landinst com TECHNICAL SUPPORT ...

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Page 10: ... CONFIGURATION REQUIREMENTS 6 3 1 General Introduction 3 2 Introduction to Configuration 4 0 INSTRUMENT SETUP AND CONFIGURATION 10 4 1 Web Browser Configuration 4 2 Intentionally Left Blank 5 0 EXAMPLE INSTALLATION SCHEMES 22 5 1 Typical Current and Contact closure Installation 5 2 Typical RS485 Non Ethernet Installation 5 3 Typical Ethernet Installation 6 0 TIME FUNCTIONS 26 6 1 Averager 6 2 Peak...

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Page 14: ...pon receipt of the instrument check and make a note of the Instrument Type and Serial Number in the spaces provided below Instrument Type Serial Number 307002 Fig 2 Land SOLOnet Digital Thermometer Nomenclature SN11 550 to 1750 C 1022 to 3182 F 100 1 optics 1μm wavelength SN21 250 to 1300 C 482 to 2372 F 100 1 optics 1 6μm wavelength SN51 200 to 1100 C 392 to 2012 F 50 1 optics 5μm wavelength SNR1...

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Page 16: ...le No 1 24V 1 A Power in 1 2 0V 2 B Power in 2 3 mA out from IRT 3 C mA out 3 4 mA out from IRT 4 N mA out 4 5 Emissivity in to IRT 5 F Emissivity in 5 6 Emissivity in to IRT 6 E Emissivity in 6 7 Laser switch 7 D Laser in 7 8 Common 8 L Common 8 9 Command switch 9 M Command in 9 10 Relay 1a 10 O Relay 1a o p 10 11 Relay 1b 11 P Relay 1b o p 11 12 Relay 2a 12 R Relay 2a o p 12 13 Relay 2b 13 S Rel...

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Page 18: ...Patch Cable SN W E Interface Unit Network Switch Switch set to Ethernet Laptop PC with Java Runtime Installed and Proxy Server Enabled Fig 3 SOLOnet Thermometer in Web Browser Configuration Via Network Most users may want to configure the thermometer to suit their own particular requirements Land SOLOnet thermometers provide various options for instrument configuration This section briefly describ...

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Page 20: ...ower the thermometer and this is wired direct through the thermometer cable Fig 6 SOLOnet Thermometer in Direct RS485 Configuration 3 2 3 Windows Configurator Software SN WCS Direct RS485 307005 SOLOnet Thermometer Thermometer Cable RS232 Serial Cable RS232 to RS485 Converter Laptop PC Laptop PC with Windows Configurator Software Installed This scheme allows the user to connect a laptop or PC dire...

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Page 22: ...der Privacy 4 0 INSTRUMENT SETUP AND CONFIGURATION 4 1 1 Home Page Access Open a session of Internet Explorer or equivalent web browser Enter the IP address into the address bar eg http 10 1 10 200 When the SOLOnet index page opens click SOLOnet PC The Home page for that particular instrument opens see Fig 8 Fig 8 SOLOnet web interface Home page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 307008 Item Description Function 1 C...

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Page 24: ...de Page 12 PP307 Fig 10 SOLOnet web interface User Thermometer Settings screen Fig 9 SOLOnet web interface Sign In screen User Thermometer Settings SOLONET SOLONET 307009 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 307010 ...

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Page 26: ...el Set alarm 2 temperature level Mode Low Alarm indicates when the process temperature falls below the set specified limit High Alarm alarm level set to high range value Ambient Alarm alarms when the internal thermometer temperature exceeds the safe internal ambient limit E NG Lost Alarm alarm set to indicate loss of emissivity non greyness signal Obscuration Alarm alarm level set to indicate exce...

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Page 28: ... command input active Laser Input White LED laser contacts open Red LED laser contacts closed 2 Manual Override Alarm 1 Relay Open Closed User selectable to allow relay 1 state to be changed and tested externally Alarm 2 Relay Open Closed User selectable to allow relay 2 state to be changed and tested externally Temperature Output 20mA 12mA 4mA User selectable output drive current 3 Diagnostics In...

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Page 30: ... the SOLOnet icon on the Desktop to initiate the Configurator software The Home page is displayed by default see Fig 32 Note If Live Data on the Home page is not displayed greyed out the laptop PC comms and the thermometer comms have to be synchronised If Live Data is greyed out Click on the Comms tab in the top toolbar of the Home page From the Comms drop down menu see Fig 33 485 Settings sub men...

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Page 32: ...me Function and Alarms settings 5 Thermometer S N Address and Type instrument I D information read direct from instrument Label Label or name allocated to instrument determined by user Units C or F selectable by user 6 Emissivity Setting emissivity set by user range 0 10 to 1 00 Mode Serial option allows emissivity to be set using digital Setting function 0 20mA option reads analog emissivity sett...

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Page 34: ...gh there are many schemes to match many applications these schemes can be roughly categorised into two main groups Non Ethernet providing current and contact closure I O and 4 wire RS485 connectivity Ethernet requires optional SN W E interface unit providing current and contact closure I O and Ethernet connectivity 5 0 EXAMPLE INSTALLATION SCHEMES ...

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Page 36: ...allation Fig 16 Schematic Diagram for a Typical RS485 Non Ethernet Installation 307016 SOLOnet SYSTEM PLANT SOLOnet Thermometer RS485 SOLOnet Thermometer SOLOnet Thermometer RS485 RS485 Digital PLC Laptop PC for Monitoring Configuration This application can accommodate single or multiple SOLOnet Thermometers SOLOnet Thermometers Customer Terminal Array SOLOnet Cables RS485 Link Digital PLC PLC RS4...

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Page 38: ... input The averager response can be adjusted to suit the application With a fast response speed the temperature output signal tracks the input signal closely any rapid fluctuations in the input are reflected in the output With a slow response speed the temperature output signal is much smoother displaying more the trend of the input signal rather than rapid changes Fig 19 Graphical Representation ...

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Page 40: ...hed off and the temperature value held until the next hot object appears The Track and Hold function function is controlled via the CMD Command input The CMD input connections and operation are shown in Fig 22 and Fig 23 Fig 21 Graphical Representation of the Track and Hold Time Function Time Temp 0V V Command Command signal Closure of potential free contacts TTL level 0 to 5V or 0 to 24V Track Tr...

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Page 42: ...ither the thermometer is not suitable for the measurement application or the temperature of the target is outside the thermometer s measurement span If you have a query regarding the emissivity of the target in your measurement application contact Land Instruments International for assistance REFRACTORIES SOLOnet Variant SN11 SN21 Material Alumina Brick Red White Refractory Silica Sillimanite Cera...

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Page 44: ... 0 06 0 05 0 85 Oxidised 0 85 Iron Steel 0 35 0 30 0 85 Oxidised 0 85 Lead 0 35 0 28 0 65 Oxidised 0 65 Magnesium 0 27 0 24 0 75 Oxidised 0 75 Molybdenum 0 33 0 25 0 80 Oxidised 0 80 Nickel 0 35 0 25 0 85 Oxidised 0 85 Silver 0 05 0 04 0 10 Oxidised 0 10 Tin 0 40 0 28 0 60 Oxidised 0 60 Titanium 0 55 0 50 0 80 Oxidised 0 80 Zinc 0 50 0 32 0 60 Oxidised 0 55 Gold 0 05 0 02 Palladium 0 28 0 23 Plati...

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Page 46: ...it to a standard DIN rail 307028 Fig 28 Mounting a SN W E Interface Unit to a Standard DIN Rail Ensure that the DIN rail to be used meets the standard specification DIN EN 50 022 Rest the uppermost groove on the rear of the interface unit onto the top lip of the DIN rail see Fig 28 Push the bottom of the interface unit onto the DIN rail ensuring that the sliding spring clip latches over the rail e...

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Page 48: ...tilised the services provided to them must comply with the recommendations detailed in Land publication PP310 To promote good working practice it is also recommended that thermometer cleanliness and services integrity checks should be added to any local plant maintenance schedule 9 2 Servicing SOLOnet thermometers do not incorporate user serviceable parts therefore in the unlikely event of an inst...

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Page 52: ...he following screen is displayed Fig 36 Digi Discovery Screen 307036 Note Modification of network parameters should only be carried out by experienced network users as any incorrect settings could result in the loss of communication or data Changing the IP addressing mode from fixed to dynamic DCHP will cause the address to change and may cause a loss of communication The Device Discovery program ...

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Page 54: ...system DHCP is to be utilised when in the Properties screen select Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically Note In different versions of Internet Explorer some Proxy Server options may differ from options detailed in Appendix B Note If the network operates MACAddress filtering the MACAddress must first be added to the network configuration The MAC Address for...

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Page 58: ...de Page 46 PP307 e g With EKO set to 1 message sent from user to set emissivity to 0 999 STX 0x01 address S A E M S 9 9 9 ETX The reply from the unit is STX 0x01 address E M S 1 CR LF ETX confirmation of change ...

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Page 60: ...de Page 48 PP307 Fig 31 RS485 Write Data Protocol RS485 Set Data Computer Terminal STX ADDR S A X X X SOLOnet Thermometer ETX Parameter value being modified ASCII 307031 SPACE X X X X New parameter value ASCII ...

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Page 62: ...GR 1100 800 1250 1 1000 800 0 800 1250 1 250 Ratio IRT selected FLG Status flags 0x0020 N A 0x0000 0xFFFF Bit Function Set Clr 0 Ratio IRT Active Ratio irt 1 Laser flag Active Not Act 2 Bobbin temp Active Not Act 3 Comm d I P Active Not Act 4 Under range Active OK 5 Over range Active OK 6 Obscured Active OK 7 Clipping Active OK 8 Sensor fail Active OK 9 Alarm1 Active OK 10 Alarm2 Active OK 11 Emis...

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Page 64: ... Flag is set when user has changed a config parameter but not yet saved Processor uses parameters that will be lost at power off Set arg 1101 SaveRAM EEPROM i e Save configuration 9999 MoveEEPROM RAM i e Restore config from EEPROM See also REFresh for saving EEPROM RAM OBS Obscuration 0000 N A 0 1 0 not obscured 1 obscured Ratio IRTs only Not NAMUR 43 compliant IAC Intl amb 35C N A Internal ambien...

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Page 66: ... Read Set Range Resolution Default Comments Response Example HCD High level cal date 51 SAHCD 51 year quarter e g 51 is 2005 quarter 1 EKO Reply enable flag 0001 SAEKO 1 0 1 0 Change message reply enable User Accessible Commands continued ...

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