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The DLM-080 FUTURE Digital Recorder – User’s Manual 

 

 

  

 

 

                                                                                  

26.11.2004

 

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(according to algorithm 3) 

024Dh F47 

 0..2 

Controller output definition for CHANNEL 2 

as before  

024Eh F48 

 0..2 

Controller output definition for CHANNEL 3 

as before  

024Fh F49 

 0..2 

Controller output definition for CHANNEL 4 

as before  

0250h F50 

 0..1 

Controller output definition for CHANNEL 5 

F50=0 controller contact normally 
closed (algorithm 1)                           
F50=1 controller contact normally 
open (algorithm 2) 

0251h F51 

 0..1 

Controller output definition for CHANNEL 6 

as before    

0252h F52 

 0..1 

Controller output definition for CHANNEL 7 

as before   

0253h F53 

 0..1 

Controller output definition for CHANNEL 8 

as before    

0254h F54 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 1 

Definition:   

0 – PT-100 RANGE:                  (- 
99,0..400,0);                                 1 
– RANGE OF HUMIDITY FROM 
PSYCHROMETER: 0..99                

2 – NOT USED                                  
3 – RANGE  0,00..9,99 (0..20mA)    
4 – RANGE  00,0..99,9            
(0..20mA)                                           
5 – RANGE  000..999              
(0..20mA)                                           
6 – RANGE  0,00..9,99            
(4..20mA)                                           
7 – RANGE  00,0..99,9            
(4..20mA)                                           
8 – RANGE  000..999              
(4..20mA)                                           
9 – NOT USED                                  
10 – NOT USED                                
11 – TIME RANGE:  0..999 
SECONDS   (forward counting)        
12 – TIME RANGE:  0..999 
MINUTES   (forward counting)         
13 – TIME RANGE:  0..999  
HOURS       (forward counting)

               

0255h F55 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 2 

as before   

0256h F56 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 3 

as before    

0257h F57 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 4 

as before   

0258h F58 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 5 

as before   

0259h F59 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 6 

as before   

025Ah F60 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 7 

as before   

025Bh F61 

 0..13 

Analogue input type definition and display 
range definition for CHANNEL 8 

as before   

025Ch F62 

 0..2 

Procedure of operation for CHANNEL 1  
defined as time-meter (F38) 

0 – time-meter initiating 
(PROG+2seconds)                             

Summary of Contents for DLM-080

Page 1: ...M 080 FUTURE DIGITAL RECORDER USER S MANUAL VERSION 1 1 Sp z o o Ltd 41 250 Czelad ul Wojkowicka 21 Poland Tel 48 32 763 77 77 763 78 15 18 Fax 48 32 763 75 94 www mikster com mikster mikster com 26 1...

Page 2: ...S 14 4 6 MODIFICATION OF CONTROLLER SET VALUE 15 5 HUMIDITY MEASUREMENT USING THE PSYCHROMETER METHOD 15 6 ALARMS 17 7 CO OPERATION OF THE RECORDER WITH MASTER COMPUTER RS 485 17 8 PRINTING OF RECORDS...

Page 3: ...side IP 20 from front side IP 65 HUMIDITY 0 75 OF RELATIVE HUMIDITY TEMPERATURE ambient 20 70 C working 0 60 C OUTPUTS max 12 RELAY OUTPUTS 250V TOTAL CURRENT INTENSITY OF CONNECTED RELAYS Icmax 4A 4...

Page 4: ...nches of industry In particular it is designed to co operate with master computer software for PC computers delivered together with the recorder which also allows performing analysis of registered dat...

Page 5: ...ata and call required controller functions 3 THE DLM 080 RECORDER CONFIGURATION Immediately after turning the Recorder on all of its displays will become active and then after approximately 3 sec the...

Page 6: ...mode F01 switches to the WYMIAR DIMENSION mode F02 switches to the SERVICE mode F03 free F04 switches to the SET CLOCK mode F05 program version F06 F98 free F99 clears recording buffer 3 2 REAL TIME C...

Page 7: ...hour and minute in the following format HOUR MINUTE 3 2 2 Setting month and day the SET CLOCK mode press the key a diode built in in the key will generate continuous lighting by pressing the keys set...

Page 8: ...888 888 Accept set values by pressing the key In case if correct value is entered the DLM 080 switches to the SETUP mode Word SETUP will be displayed and SETUP function number in channel 3 display fi...

Page 9: ...0 11 12 Attention The above applies only to standard version of the Recorder 3 4 1 Exiting the MEASURE mode press the key the SET EEP message will be displayed and at the same time configuration para...

Page 10: ...y pressing the keys in channel 1 display field 2 preset model signal value 0 C Ro 100 or place sensing element in water and ice mix which permits additional correction of sensing element error 3 carry...

Page 11: ...tion press the key in channel 2 display field completed correction will be indicated by blinking of the diode built in in the key in channel 2 display field Attention Do not carry out correction of ze...

Page 12: ...then display range is 00 0 to 99 9 0 20 mA if F54 F61 5 then display range is 000 to 999 0 20 mA if F54 F61 6 then display range is 0 00 to 9 99 4 20 mA if F54 F61 7 then display range is 00 0 to 99 9...

Page 13: ...described on the DLM 080 back panel In order to ensure correct work of the channel as time meter the To n value saved in the F14 F21 cells and referring to work of the channel as a multivibrator must...

Page 14: ...ally open algorithm 1 or NZ normally closed algorithm 2 Press the key for proper channel in order to ensure that control for a given channel is carried out according to setting of the set value the di...

Page 15: ...e set value will be displayed which is indicated by blinking of the displayed value The display will return automatically to read out value after approximately 2 seconds from the moment any key was pr...

Page 16: ...temperature sensor is connected to channel no 3 5 if channel 1 is declared as humidity readout F58 1 then dry temperature sensor is connected to channel no 5 and wet temperature sensor is connected t...

Page 17: ...accuracy is 0 1 C Set value 27 C In order to activate alarm in the F73 cell value 5 has been entered Then alarm will be activated as soon as read out temperature value exceeds 27 5 C 7 CO OPERATION O...

Page 18: ...ency specified in the F05 SETUP function Press the key again holding it for approximately 2 s in order to disable periodic printout option 9 KEYBOARD INTERLOCK The DLM 080 enables interlocking of keyb...

Page 19: ...rlock is on pressing of any key results in word CLOS being displayed in the real time display field and set values for all channels are shown 10 EXAMPLES HOW TO CONFIGURE THE DLM 080 10 1 CHANNEL No 5...

Page 20: ...nel 5 as the PT 100 type keep pressing the keys in the display field of channel no 3 until F58 is shown keep pressing the keys in the display field of channel no 4 until 0 is shown press the key param...

Page 21: ...display field of channel no 2 a diode in the key blinks 8 connect model resistor R100 138 5 to Recorder terminals nos 67 68 69 9 carry out correction of amplification for the converter turn the ch5 po...

Page 22: ...hold it for approximately 3 sec After 3 seconds the symbol F 00 will be displayed in the real time display field keep pressing the keys in the real time field until F 00 is shown press the key the Re...

Page 23: ...the real time display field keep pressing the keys in the real time field until F 02 is shown press the key information specified in Point 3 6 will be displayed keep pressing the keys in the display f...

Page 24: ...50 to 8 00 The procedure 1 set position of the A D converter input type switch back panel of the Recorder the switch in upper position 1 2 3 4 ON Ch2 2 turn on the Recorder 3 switch to the SETUP mode...

Page 25: ...he display field of channel no 4 until 6 is shown press the key parameters will be stored in memory 5 switch to the SERVICE mode press the key a diode built in in the key blinks press the key and hold...

Page 26: ...e key in the display field of channel no 2 a diode in the key blinks 10 finish configuring measurement channel no 2 press the key parameters will be stored in memory 10 4 CHANNEL No 1 AS HOUR METER re...

Page 27: ...e displayed SET UP function number F00 and function value 4 set output type as hour meter keep pressing the keys in the display field of channel no 3 until F54 is shown keep pressing the keys in the d...

Page 28: ...ON FUNC TION No TYPICAL VALUE PARA METER RANGE FUNCTION DEFINITION COMMENTS F00 0 0 31 Recorder number in the RS 485 network F01 111 0 999 First digit of safety code for CLOCK setting F02 111 0 999 Se...

Page 29: ...pending on measurement input type For PT 100 F30 2 corresponds to 0 2 C for 0 20mA 4 20mA F30 2 corresponds to 0 02 00 2 002 of measured value depending on configuration F31 2 0 25 5 The controller s...

Page 30: ...re F46 0 0 2 Controller output definition for CHANNEL 1 F46 0 controller contact normally closed algorithm 1 F46 1 controller contact normally open algorithm 2 Cell value 2 3 state controller accordin...

Page 31: ...nge definition for CHANNEL 8 as before F62 0 0 2 Procedure of operation for CHANNEL 1 defined as time meter F38 0 time meter initiating PROG 2seconds 1 while time meter is counting and Tini contact op...

Page 32: ...cases when this difference is exceeded F75 0 0 255 Allowable difference between set value and read out value for channel 6 Alarm will indicate cases when this difference is exceeded F76 0 0 255 Allowa...

Page 33: ...ds 2 maximum value 3 minimum value Functions are inactive when seconds are the time base F 91 0 0 3 Measurement processing type for channel 2 F 92 0 0 3 Measurement processing type for channel 3 F 93...

Page 34: ...T2 T3 Device Address Function Data Control Total CRC 16 T1 T2 T3 8 bit 8 bit n x 8 bit 16 bit Functions available from the DLM 080 recorder using the MODBUS protocol Function number Definition 0 Rese...

Page 35: ...ter block 4 Adres_l l address of the beginning of currently read out register block 5 D ugo _H 6 D ugo _l Number of two byte registers 7 CRC_h 8 CRC_l Control total CRC 16 Master Slave Byte number Val...

Page 36: ...Byte number Value variable Range Definition 1 ADDEV 0 31 Slave address in the rs485 network 2 65 41h 0 255 Function number 3 RTC_rok 00 99 Year 4 RTC_miesi c 1 12 Month 5 RTC_dzie 1 31 Day 6 RTC_ godz...

Page 37: ...DEV 0 31 Slave address in the rs485 network 2 66 42h 0 255 Function number 3 Wym_kan_1 0 3 0 C 1 2 bar 3 clock 4 Wym_kan_2 0 3 As before 5 Wym_kan_3 0 3 As before 6 Wym_kan_4 0 3 As before 7 Wym_kan_5...

Page 38: ...umber 3 130 Setup_Reg 0 255 Block of setup registers transmitted from MASTER to SLAVE length 128 bytes Data format same as SETUP area in the memory map 131 CRC_h 0 255 132 CRC_l 0 255 CRC 16 control t...

Page 39: ...255 0012H Set value HH Channel 1 0 255 0013H Set value HHH Channel 1 0 255 Set value for Channel 1 is stored in four successive memory bytes in the following format Set value real Wz hhh Wz hh Wz h W...

Page 40: ...nnel 2 0038H 0039H 003AH 003BH As before for channel 3 0 255 As before for channel 3 003CH 003DH 003EH 003FH As before for channel 4 0 255 As before for channel 4 0040H 0041H 0042H 0043H As before for...

Page 41: ...de for SETUP setting 0207h H 0208h F04 L 0 999 Second digit of safety code for SETUP setting 0209h H 020Ah F05 L 0 255 Recording printing frequency In case if F05 0 is set printing is interlocked 020B...

Page 42: ...7 see Point 4 4 0229h H 022Ah F21 L 0 999 The To time length for CHANNEL 8 see Point 4 4 022Bh H 022Ch F22 L Meter constant If the value set in setup function F85 is 1 then the real time clock displa...

Page 43: ...milarly as before 0242h F36 0 25 5 The controller s lower hysteresis value for CHANNEL 4 similarly as before 0243h F37 0 25 5 The controller s upper hysteresis value for CHANNEL 4 similarly as before...

Page 44: ...9 9 0 20mA 5 RANGE 000 999 0 20mA 6 RANGE 0 00 9 99 4 20mA 7 RANGE 00 0 99 9 4 20mA 8 RANGE 000 999 4 20mA 9 NOT USED 10 NOT USED 11 TIME RANGE 0 999 SECONDS forward counting 12 TIME RANGE 0 999 MINUT...

Page 45: ...F68 0 2 Procedure of operation for CHANNEL 7 defined as time meter F44 as before 0263h F69 0 2 Procedure of operation for CHANNEL 8 defined as time meter F45 as before 0264h F70 0 255 Allowable differ...

Page 46: ...1 Printing base 0 seconds 1 minutes 0273h F85 0 1 Clock time meter 0 displays real time clock 1 displays impulse counter on the 0 1 24V DC input 0274h F86 0 1 Relay status REL 9 0 relay as an alarm si...

Page 47: ...essing type for channel 3 027Bh F 93 0 3 Measurement processing type for channel 4 027Ch F 94 0 3 Measurement processing type for channel 5 027Dh F 95 0 3 Measurement processing type for channel 6 027...

Page 48: ...AWING No 1 CONNECTING THE DLM 080 RECORDER TO A PC COMPUTER DRAWING No 2 CONNECTING PRINTER TO THE DLM 080 RECORDER DLM 080 DLM 080 TXD pin 3 GND pin5 DSR pin 6 RS 232 CONNECTOR DIN 9 3x0 35 CONDUCTOR...

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