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Index 

1

 

INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................... 1-1

 

2

 

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS. ................................................................................................. 2-1

 

2.1

 

Electrical characteristics of the displays ............................................................................... 2-1

 

2.1.1

 

Electrical characteristics of the DT-203 displays. ............................................................. 2-1

 

2.1.2

 

Electrical characteristics of the DT-105 displays. ............................................................. 2-1

 

2.1.3

 

Electrical characteristics of the DT-110 displays. ............................................................. 2-1

 

2.2

 

Display Weight and power consumption. ............................................................................. 2-2

 

2.3

 

Dimensions of the displays ................................................................................................... 2-3

 

3

 

INSTALLATION. ............................................................................................................................ 3-1

 

3.1

 

Power supply. ....................................................................................................................... 3-1

 

3.2

 

Wiring inputs ......................................................................................................................... 3-2

 

3.3

 

Serial line connection ........................................................................................................... 3-2

 

3.4

 

Connection between a display and PC computer using RS-232. ........................................ 3-2

 

3.5

 

Characteristics of temperature & humidity probe. (Option) .................................................. 3-3

 

3.6

 

Wiring of temperature & humidity probe (Option) ................................................................. 3-3

 

3.7

 

Connecting displays with protection IP54 or IP65 ................................................................ 3-3

 

3.8

 

Reset button ......................................................................................................................... 3-3

 

4

 

OPERATION ................................................................................................................................. 4-1

 

4.1

 

Initial Start Up. ...................................................................................................................... 4-1

 

4.2

 

Message programming. ........................................................................................................ 4-1

 

4.3

 

Set parameters. .................................................................................................................... 4-1

 

4.3.1

 

Enter to modify parameters. ............................................................................................. 4-2

 

4.3.2

 

Exit modify parameters. .................................................................................................... 4-2

 

4.3.3

 

Function of each parameter. ............................................................................................. 4-2

 

4.4

 

Internal working order ........................................................................................................... 4-4

 

4.5

 

Inputs characteristics. ........................................................................................................... 4-5

 

4.6

 

How to send messages to the display .................................................................................. 4-5

 

4.7

 

General specifications for working with the variables........................................................... 4-5

 

4.8

 

Protocols ............................................................................................................................... 4-8

 

4.8.1

 

Protocol 512-M. ................................................................................................................ 4-8

 

4.8.2

 

Protocol 14M-1 ............................................................................................................... 4-11

 

4.8.3

 

Protocol 14M-2 ............................................................................................................... 4-11

 

 

Summary of Contents for DT-203P Series

Page 1: ...10939K12L OPERATION MANUAL FOR DISPLAYS OF SERIES DT 203P DT 105P AND DT 110P...

Page 2: ...ay and PC computer using RS 232 3 2 3 5 Characteristics of temperature humidity probe Option 3 3 3 6 Wiring of temperature humidity probe Option 3 3 3 7 Connecting displays with protection IP54 or IP6...

Page 3: ...eading up to 15 meters 50mm height for DT 105 which allows a reading up to 25 meters 100mm height for DT 110 which allows a reading up to 50 meters They are manufactured in one or two sides of display...

Page 4: ...2 Display 7x5 Dot matrix of 50mm high Red Led colour Visibility 25 meters Parameter memory Eeprom Watch calendar Second Minute Hour Day Month Year Control inputs 12 to 24Vcc PNP NPN or contact Serial...

Page 5: ...136 DT 105 2D 26 13 5 92 354 DT 110 3D 13 27 72 244 DT 105 2S 33 13 5 60 220 DT 110 3S 20 27 5 55 200 DT 105 2D 33 16 115 442 DT 110 3D 20 38 5 105 376 DT 105 2S 40 15 5 72 266 DT 110 3S 26 35 5 72 26...

Page 6: ...D 20 985 648 X 112 424 X 968 X O O DT 105 7S D 20 985 754 377 72 610 305 968 O O O DT 105 8S D 20 985 860 430 72 716 358 968 O O O DT 110 1S D 6 666 177 82 5 X X X 649 O X X DT 110 1S D 13 1276 177 82...

Page 7: ...P display series Measures in millimetres X Not valid for these model P1 P2 and P3 Anchorage point Used O Not used X Anchorage holes position on the wall See valid point P1 P2 o P3 on the table in the...

Page 8: ...Displays DT 203 DT 105 and DT 110 should not be installed in places with illumination level higher than 1000 lux Neither should the display be placed in direct sunlight as visibility would be lost Dis...

Page 9: ...ay 3 3 Serial line connection All displays with serial line option may use RS232 and RS485 serial lines Both use the same connector located at the bottom of display The displays use DB9 connector 1 2...

Page 10: ...or IP65 protection the following instructions must be followed 1 The connectors must be used with the cover placed 2 The covers must be the ones supplied with the display which are provided of gland...

Page 11: ...rammed message on the memory 4 2 Message programming In order to program the messages in the memory Eeprom a PC and the TDLWin Version later than 1 5 specifically designed to program the messages into...

Page 12: ...4 3 2 Exit modify parameters In order to exit the sequence for modifying parameters parameter EXIT must be selected then press 4 3 3 Function of each parameter 4 3 3 1 Parameter LANGUAGE or LA The la...

Page 13: ...ightness while level 8 is the maximum brightness 4 3 3 12 Parameter POSITION OF THE CONNECTORS This allows the user to select the orientation of the text depending on the position of the connectors to...

Page 14: ...From this code on the characters are not in flashing method anymore External variable It saves one character from the text to enter an external variable it takes two characters In message memory one e...

Page 15: ...ing specifications have nothing to do with the number of lines of the display 4 7 General specifications for working with the variables To display variables there are some conditions to consider The v...

Page 16: ...ctivated CT1 CT2 SM 0 Deactivated D0 D7 ASCII code D8 Irrelevant SV 1 Pulse activated 10 mseg As BCD forms part of ASCII code variables can be sent in BCD code with D4 and D5 inputs They have to be ac...

Page 17: ...o consecutive operations are needed to send it The 8 high bits with the sign must be sent and then the 8 low bits with the sign To send the 8 high bits Set SR CT1 1 Activated CT2 SM 0 Deactivated D0 D...

Page 18: ...mber of messages to be sent is 2048 messages by using 11 PLC outputs The number of PLC outputs required depends on the number of messages wished to be sent For example to send 52 messages it is requir...

Page 19: ...can be displayed simultaneously in displaying messages in EEPROM mode which are loaded in an internal buffer of RAM memory If there are more than ten messages no more messages will be accepted until s...

Page 20: ...ivate again the message with the new selected mode Example If message n 3 n 22 and n 1 are activated in this order in a option message n 3 will be displayed In order to display all the messages any of...

Page 21: ...ting this command all messages are posted with the configured brightness Modify the time between messages Between 1 and 99 seconds After executing this command all posts use this time 4 8 3 Protocol 1...

Page 22: ...ioned product 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 Electromagn...

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