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KS2TR2

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EM-3606  Rev.5  P. 9 / 10

APPENDIX

 

INPUT TYPE v.s. PARAMETER CODE NO.

Input type

Sensor type

Parameter code No. (P-n2)

RTD

JPt 100 (JIS’89)

0

Pt 100 (IEC, JIS’97)

1

Thermocouple

J (IC)

2

K (CA)

3

R

4

B (RH)

5

S

6

T (CC)

7

E (CRC)

8

N

12

P (Platinel II)

13

C (WRe 5-26)

14

 

INPUT RANGE

Sensor type

Range °C

Range °F

Decimal °C Decimal °F

RTD Pt 100 (IEC, JIS’97)

Pt 100

0 to 150

32 to 302

Y

Y

Pt 100

0 to 300

32 to 572

Y

Y

Pt 100

0 to 500

32 to 932

Y

Y

Pt 100

0 to 600

32 to 1112

Y

N

Pt 100

-50 to 100

-58 to 212

Y

Y

Pt 100

-100 to 200

-148 to 392

Y

Y

Pt 100

-150 to 600

-238 to 1112

Y

N

Pt 100

-150 to 850

-238 to 1562

N

N

RTD JPt 100 (JIS’89)

JPt

100 0 to 150

32 to 302

Y

Y

JPt

100 0 to 300

32 to 572

Y

Y

JPt

100 0 to 500

32 to 932

Y

Y

JPt

100 0 to 600

32 to 1112

Y

N

JP

100 -50 to 100

-58 to 212

Y

Y

JPt

100 -100 to 200

-148 to 392

Y

Y

JPt

100 -150 to 600

-238 to 1112

Y

N

Thermocouple

J (IC)

to 400

32 to 752

Y

Y

J (IC)

0 to 800

32 to 1472

Y

N

K (CA)

to 400

32 to 752

Y

Y

K (CA)

to 800

32 to 1472

Y

N

K (CA)

to 1200

32 to 2192

N

N

R

0 to 1600

32 to 2912

N

N

B (RH)

to 1800

32 to 3272

N

N

S

0 to 1600

32 to 2912

N

N

T (CC)

-199 to 200

-328 to 392

Y

N

T (CC)

-150 to 400

-238 to 752

Y

N

E (CRC)

0 to 800

32 to 1472

Y

N

E (CRC)

-199 to 800

-328 to 1472

Y

N

N

0 to 1300

32 to 2372

N

N

P (Platinel II)

0 to 1300

32 to 2372

N

N

C (WRe 5-26)

0 to 2300

32 to 4172

N

N

 

ALARM MODE v.s. PARAMETER CODE NO.

Param. 

code

(P-A1) 
(P-A2)

Alarm modes

Trip 

operation

Set value

Latching 

hold

*

9

Relay & LED 

behavior in tripped 

conditions

0

No alarm

----

----

----

1

High

Absolute value

Without

LED ON
Coil energized

2

Low

Absolute value

Without

LED ON
Coil energized

3

High

Absolute value

With

LED ON
Coil energized

4

Low

Absolute value

With

LED ON
Coil energized

5

High

Absolute value

Without

LED ON
Coil de-energized

6

Low

Absolute value

Without

LED ON
Coil de-energized

7

High

Absolute value

With

LED ON
Coil de-energized

8

Low

Absolute value

With

LED ON
Coil de-energized

*9.  Without latching hold function, the unit is tripped upon 

starting operation (e.g. at 25°C) when the unit is set to Low 
alarm (e.g. 100°C). 

 

With the function, the unit is NOT tripped until the tem-
perature goes once above and then below the setpoint 
(100°C).

ERROR MESSAGES

DISPLAY

ERROR DESCRIPTION

WHAT TO DO

UUUU

The input exceeds 105%.
Input line is broken. (Burnout protection is set 
to upscale (H).)

Return the input signal not exceed 105%.
Check the input lines.

LLLL

The input exceeds lower limit of -5%.
Input line is broken. (Burnout protection is set 
to downscale (L).)

Return the input signal -5% or more.
Check the input lines.

Err

Upper scaling (P-SU) ≤ Lower scaling (P-SL)

Set ‘Upper scaling (P-SU) > Lower scaling (P-SL)’.

iErr

Internal data error

Repair is needed if the display does not recover after the power is reset.

rErr

Memory reading error

Perform parameter reset with parameter block 3.*

1

WErr

Memory writing error

Perform parameter reset with parameter block 3.*

1

*1. All setting parameters are initialized.  Repair is needed if it does not recover.

Summary of Contents for KS2TR2

Page 1: ...H Rapid temperature change or condensation Corrosive gases sulfide and ammonia in particular or flammable gases Vibration or mechanical shock Direct contact with water oil chemical materials steam or vapor Exposure to air containing heavy dust particles salt chemical components or iron particles Interference by static and magnetic noise Direct sunlight Heat accumulated by radiation or such 2 Mount...

Page 2: ...DIAGRAM B B A 7 8 10 11 9 2 3 1 4 5 6 N C N O COM SET1 N C N O COM SET2 U V POWER RTD THERMOCOUPLE comp leadwire T C PANEL CUTOUT unit mm 45 45 0 5 0 0 5 0 85 MIN 63 MIN INSTALLATION Detach the yellow clamps located at the top and bottom of the unit for separate the body from the base socket DIN RAIL MOUNTING Set the base socket so that its DIN rail adaptor is at the bot tom Position the upper hoo...

Page 3: ... SET2 is in tripped conditions PREPARING POWER UP When the power is turned on the unit displays all segments on the Measured Value PV Alarm Setpoint Value SET1 Display and on the Alarm Setpoint Value SET2 Parameter Display before starting operation To ensure a proper operation of the unit set the parameters before starting up according to the operating conditions Be sure to remove power of the fin...

Page 4: ...unit P d1 1 Seconds 1 to 999 Switching delay timer for SET1 P d2 1 Seconds 1 to 999 Switching delay timer for SET2 3 5 P dF 5 0 Seconds 5 0 to 900 0 7 Time constant for the input filter CJM ON ON OFF ON OFF Cold junction compensation ADJ0 0 Deviative engineering unit 6 50 to 50 FS User s ZERO adjustment ADJS 0 Deviative engineering unit 6 50 to 50 FS User s SPAN adjustment P d0 0 Seconds 0 to 20 P...

Page 5: ...es Pat tern 2 Pattern 3 Upper blank Lower ST1 DOWN Press the key once Next parameter name is displayed Upper black Lower ST2 SEL Press the key once ST2 is replaced with current setting Upper blank Lower 100 UP DOWN Press the keys until the display indicates 50 New value is registered if the unit is not accessed for 3 seconds Upper blank Lower 50 SEL Press the key once The lower display indicates t...

Page 6: ...setting Upper blank Lower 3 UP DOWN Press the keys until the display indicates 2 New value is registered if the unit is not accessed for 3 sec Upper blank Lower 2 SEL Press the key once The lower display indicates the param eter name P n2 again Upper blank Lower P n2 SEL Keep pressing the key for 3 seconds Maintain while the display changes Display pattern 2 Upper PV Lower blank Scaling P SL P SU ...

Page 7: ...ew value is registered if the unit is not accessed for 3 seconds Upper blank Lower H SEL Press the key once The lower display indicates the param eter name bUrn again Upper blank Lower bUrn SEL Keep pressing the key for 3 seconds Maintain while the display changes Display pattern 1 Upper ST1 setpoint Lower ST2 setpoint Temperature unit Example Changing temperature unit P F from C to F Key Status o...

Page 8: ...ndicates Pat tern 2 Pattern 3 and Parameter block 1 2 until P dF is on the display Upper blank Lower P dF DOWN Press the key twice Next parameter name is displayed Upper blank Lower ADJ0 SEL Press the key once ADJ0 is replaced with current setting Upper blank Lower 0 UP DOWN Press the keys until the display indicates 2 New value is registered if the unit is not accessed for 3 sec Upper blank Lower...

Page 9: ... 4172 N N ALARM MODE v s PARAMETER CODE NO Param code P A1 P A2 Alarm modes Trip operation Set value Latching hold 9 Relay LED behavior in tripped conditions 0 No alarm 1 High Absolute value Without LED ON Coil energized 2 Low Absolute value Without LED ON Coil energized 3 High Absolute value With LED ON Coil energized 4 Low Absolute value With LED ON Coil energized 5 High Absolute value Without L...

Page 10: ... info m system co jp EM 3606 Rev 5 P 10 10 CHARACTER SET 0 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 9 8 A B D C E F G I H J K L N M O P Q S R T U V W X Z Y LIGHTNING SURGE PROTECTION M System offers a series of lightning surge protector for protection against induced lightning surges Please contact M System to choose appropriate models ...

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