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CHAPTER 2 

INSTALLATION 

2-1 

 

DC-24 and DC-25 operation manual 

 

2.

 

INSTALLATION 

 

The  installation  of  the 

DC-24 

and

  DC-25 

is  not  particularly  delicate  but  some  important 

considerations must be taken into account. 

The display must not be anchored to places subject to vibrations, nor should it be installed 

in places which generally surpass the limits specified in the display characteristics, both in terms 

of temperature and humidity. 

The  degree  of  protection  of  displays 

DC-24 

and

  DC-25 

is  IP41,  meaning  that  they  are 

protected against  penetration by solid foreign  objects of a diameter of about 1mm and against 
the  vertical  fall  of  water  droplets.  Sealing  of  the  sensor  case  is  IP65,  what  means  that  is 

completely isolated from dust and jets of water 

Displays 

DC-24 

and

  DC-25 

should  not  be  installed  in  places  with  an  illumination  level  in 

excess of 1000 lux. Neither should the display be placed in direct sunlight as visibility would be 

lost. 

 

2.1.

 

Accessing inside the display. 

The  access  to  the  interior  of  the  display  is  only  authorised  to  technical  staff.  The  interior 

must be accessed only for installation and maintenance purposes only. 

Disconnect the power of the display before its manipulation 

To access the interior, unscrew the 4 screws placed in both sides (2 screws per side) Allen key 

2mm. 

 

2.2.

 

Powering the display. 

Power supply must be from 

100VAC to 240VAC,  50/60 Hz. 

You must use a Schuko type 

plug that has grounded terminal. 

In  case  you  have  to  lengthen  the  cord,  the  connection  must  be  made  on  the  terminal 

located within the display. 

In  two-sided  displays, 

DC-24D

  and 

DC-25D

,  the  powering  cable  enters  in  the  display 

through a gland. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for DC-24S

Page 1: ...1600K23B TETRALEC E I S L USER MANUAL DC 24 and DC 25 Thermometer and hygrometer...

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Page 3: ...set 3 1 3 1 1 Displays with several sensors 3 1 3 2 Programming parameters 3 1 3 2 1 Modify parameters RS 485 Ethernet or Wifi 3 2 3 3 RS 485 parameters 3 3 3 3 1 Parameter 1 for RS 485 Address of the...

Page 4: ...display 4 8 4 4 3 Send values to the display Displays without sensor 4 9 4 5 ModBus TCP PROTOCOL 4 10 4 5 1 Modbus TCP protocol 4 10 4 5 2 Read data from the display 4 10 4 5 3 Send temperature and h...

Page 5: ...ensors and displays its state once the display is initialized The temperature and humidity sensor is placed in a case that permits a very easy installation using the support included in the package Th...

Page 6: ...een depending on the model Viewing distance max 50 meters Text Silkscreen Environmental Conditions Operation Temperature 20 to 60 C Storage temperature 30 C to 70 C Humidity 5 95 RH non condensing Max...

Page 7: ...he weight of the DC 24S and DC 25S is 5kg The weight of the DC 24D and DC 25D is 7kg 1 4 Dimensions of the DC 24 and DC 25 1 4 1 Dimensions of the DC 24S and DC 25S C 520 320 40 22 1 4 2 Dimensions of...

Page 8: ...r Insert the screws leaving their head outside for 4mm Hang the display using the upper side zig zag 2 Screwed Remove the methacrylate cover Place the 4 supplied plugs at the distance showed in the dr...

Page 9: ...of the DC 24D and DC 25D The DC 24D and DC 25D displays must be hanged using the rings the display has Cables or chains can be used The power cables and the sensor can be fixed to the mounting elemen...

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Page 11: ...rom dust and jets of water Displays DC 24 and DC 25 should not be installed in places with an illumination level in excess of 1000 lux Neither should the display be placed in direct sunlight as visibi...

Page 12: ...on part protected by a cap that permits the humidity to pass through but not water The connexion cable enters through a gland The set must not be manipulated to keep the IP65 sealing Slot for mounting...

Page 13: ...s due to doors 2 Placing it in climate control systems outputs 3 Proximity to fridges 4 Walls with direct sunlight In case the sensor cable must be extended the colours of the cables must be respected...

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Page 15: ...Displays with several sensors In the displays with several sensors the displayed value is the mean value of the sensed by the connected sensors The display detects the connected sensors and calculates...

Page 16: ...with the digital point indicates the parameter number and the two right digits indicate its value The flashing digit is the one the user can modify with the key To enter the menu main the key pressed...

Page 17: ...09 19200 Bauds 7 bits Even 1 10 4800 Bauds 8 bits Even 1 11 9600 Bauds 8 bits Even 1 12 19200 Bauds 8 bits Even 1 13 4800 Bauds 7 bits Odd 1 14 9600 Bauds 7 bits Odd 1 15 19200 Bauds 7 bits Odd 1 16 4...

Page 18: ...wing protocols 0 ASCII Really simple protocol that uses ASCII characters 1 ModBus RTU ASCII This uses the ModBus protocol but the temperature and humidity data are coded in ASCII in the same block 2 M...

Page 19: ...is parameter performs two functions Left digit Sensor control 0 Disable sensor information 1 Enable sensor information Right digit Communication protocol The user can select between the following prot...

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Page 21: ...There can be 99 devices connected to the net with the corresponding amplifiers every 30 devices Using this protocol forces the display to work on slave mode This means that the display waits for a me...

Page 22: ...wing Header Address Code Temp Space Hum End of block Characters High Low P T T T T H H Carry return Decimal 64d 80d 84d 32d 13d Hexadecimal 40h 50h 54h 20d 0Dh The address returned is the one of the d...

Page 23: ...84d 49d 56d 44d 54d 32d 52d 55d 13d Hexadecimal 40h 31h 35h 56h 54h 31h 38h 2Ch 36h 20h 34h 37h 0Dh Response from the display The response message from the display is the following Header Address Code...

Page 24: ...and 01h The bytes 5 and 6 correspond to the number of words of the data field In the data field the characters PT must be placed so the display know the user is requesting data In the previous exampl...

Page 25: ...umber of words of the data field In the data field the characters VT must be placed followed by the temperature and humidity data At the end a 00h character must be sent so the number of byte sent is...

Page 26: ...Reg L Data Low CRC High CRC 06h 00h 00h 00h C5h 48h 7Bh To write the humidity value the data must be sent to register 0001h 40002 The data format must be 16 bit word format In the following example t...

Page 27: ...cture is detailed for a humidity request Addr Func Start Addr H Start Addr L Num Reg H Num Reg L Low CRC High CRC 03h 03h 00h 03h 00h 01h 75h E8h If the block is correctly received the display respond...

Page 28: ...4 4 2 Read values from the display To read the current temperature and humidity the following frame must be sent Code End of Block Characters P T Carry return Decimal 80d 84d 13d Hexadecimal 50h 54h 0...

Page 29: ...imal 56h 54h 20h 0Dh Response block in protocols TCP IP and UDP IP Example The response block from the display is the following In the ModBus TCP protocol the field Data is empty Code End of Block Cha...

Page 30: ...0h 00h 00h 06h 01h 03h 00h 02h 00h 01h Response from the display The response frame from the display is the following In this example the identifier is 0862h and the read temperature is 20 5 C CDh Ide...

Page 31: ...20 4 C and 42 Identifier Protocol Number bytes Unit Function 01h 0Ah 00h 00h 00h 0Dh 01h 10h Data 00h 00h 00h 01h 32h 30h 2Eh 34h 20h 34h 32h 4 5 3 Send temperature and humidity In the repeater displ...

Page 32: ...rs Identifier Protocol Num bytes Unit Function Start address Num Registers 00h 37h 00h 00h 00h 11h 01h 10h 00h 00h 00h 05h Function 10h mode Word Sending temperature and humidity can be sent using the...

Page 33: ...on the XPort 03 to which you wish to assign the address Then press Assign IP and follow the instructions IMPORTANT All units are dispatched from the factory with the same IP address Therefore to confi...

Page 34: ...and click OK on the bottom of the page 4 2 1 UDP IP configuration Select Channel 1 Connection in the left menu Select the UDP protocol in Connection protocol Select Datagram Type 1 in Datagram Mode I...

Page 35: ...address is by using the Hyperterminal program and the serial line of computer The cable s wiring diagram is the classic crossover The configuration of the Hyperterminal must be Baud rate 9600 Bauds Da...

Page 36: ...4 16 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS CHAPTER 4 DC 24 and DC 25 operation manual The attached Hyperterminal set up have been verified and work correctly but any other set up may work also correctly...

Page 37: ...n the next steps must be followed 1 Connect the serial cable see 4 3 IP address between the computer and the display 2 Open Hyperterminal 3 Select the display s parameter 7 See Error No se encuentra e...

Page 38: ...4 18 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS CHAPTER 4 DC 24 and DC 25 operation manual 6 At this time you have 3 seconds to push the Intro key on your keyboard 7 The following screen is shown...

Page 39: ...manual 8 You must set up 0 Server Intro 4 WLAN Intro Example of Server Set up Ask your network administrator the IP and Gateway address Example of WLAN Set up Ask your network administrator the corre...

Page 40: ...s you must first select the equipment by clicking on the XPort 03 to which you wish to assign the address Then press Assign IP and follow the instructions IMPORTANT All units are dispatched from the f...

Page 41: ...oduct complies with the following European directives Directive LVD 2006 95 CEE Low Voltage Directive Standard UNE EN61010 1 Security in electric equipment Directive EMC 2014 30 UE Electromagnetic Com...

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