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Programmable Isolated 
Thermocouple Transmitter

TIY

Specifications

Performance Output Accuracy: 

±0.05% of span 
(maximum input-to-output 
error is the sum of the 
input, output and 
Reference Junction Com-
pensation accuracy values.  
See Table 1 for details). 

Ripple:

  Less than 10mV 

peak-to-peak, maximum 
(up to frequencies of 
120Hz) measured across 
a 250 ohm load resistor 

Burnout Protection:

 

Upscale drive is the 

 

standard factory 
configuration; downscale 
drive can be configured 
via a solderless jumper 

Operating Limits:

  No 

damage up to ±42V on 
input and ±60V on output 

Output Protection:

 

Transient protection and 
reverse polarity protection 

Output Current Limiting:

 

125% of span, typical; 
130% of span, maximum 

Load Capability:

 

(Vp–12V)/0.024A = ohm 

Common Mode Rejection:

 

At least 120dB at  
50Hz/60Hz

Isolation: 

 500Vrms 

galvanic 
isolation between input and 
output terminals 

RFI/EMI protection: 

 When 

tested according to SAMA 
Standard PMC 33.1, 
protection rates: 
DIN and HP/FL Housings: 
10V/m–ABC

2

 0.1% of 

maximum span (for 30V/m 
protection on DIN housing, 
see the -RF option) 
2LG and 2LS (HP housing 
in explosion-proof 
enclosure): 30V/m–ABC

2

 

0.025% of maximum span 
 

Operation:

 

-40°C to +82°C 
(-40°F to +180°F) 
Momentary, recoverable 
dimming of display may 
occur 
at low temperatures 

Effect (except reference 
junction compensation): 

  

±0.01% of maximum 
span/°C 

Reference Junction 
Compensation Effect:

 

Reference junction 
compensation effect, 
±0.75°C/50°C change in 
ambient temperature

Performance 

(continued)

Ambient 

Temperature

Zero and Span:

 

Membrane push 
buttons.  Span  
changes within an  
input range (see  
Range Codes in 
Table 1) are made  
with membrane push 
buttons; changing 
Range is done by 
changing the positions 
of solderless jumpers

Type: 

 4-digit LCD 

indicates input value  
in °C, °F or millivolts 
(jumper-selectable);  
also indicates zero  
and full-scale values, 
problem codes and  
high or low table limit 
warnings  

Display Accuracy:

 

±0.1% of maximum 
span for range code,  
±1 count 
 

DIN Housing:  

 

141 grams (5 ounces) 

HP Housing:

 

184 grams (6.5 
ounces)

Adjustments

Indicators

Weight

Summary of Contents for TIY

Page 1: ...TIY TIY Programmable Isolated Thermocouple Transmitter May 2016 140 715 00G Programmable Isolated Thermocouple Transmitter...

Page 2: ...ration 7 Setting the Configuration Jumpers 8 Calculating the TIY s Accuracy 10 LCD Readings 11 Standard and Quick Ranging 11 Standard Ranging 12 Quick Ranging 14 Installation 17 Mounting the TIY 17 HP...

Page 3: ...couples types J K E T R S or N or a millivolt source and produces proportional 4 20 mA output Front panel push buttons set zero and span full scale values These values remain until they are changed b...

Page 4: ...ding to SAMA Standard PMC 33 1 protection rates DIN and HP FL Housings 10V m ABC2 0 1 of maximum span for 30V m protection on DIN housing see the RF option 2LG and 2LS HP housing in explosion proof en...

Page 5: ...ied ND No display indicator not provided NL Configured to provide output linear with input rather than linear with temperature jumper selectable RF DIN housing rates 30v m ABC 0 01 of maximum span whe...

Page 6: ...0 21 F 0 60 C 1 08 F 0 50 C 0 90 F 0 40 C 0 72 F 0 15 C 0 27 F 0 08 C 0 14 F Output3 0 05 of span 0 05 of span 0 05 of span 0 05 of span 0 05 of span 0 05 of span 0 05 of span 0 05 of span 0 05 of sp...

Page 7: ...ed to ensure that the unit has not sustained any damage during transit and to set zero and span for your application Every unit should be Checked to verify that the appropriate TIY model has been orde...

Page 8: ...echnician s bench or a similar lab type environment Setting the Configuration Jumpers Solderless jumpers are used to configure the TIY s user selectable operating features Figure 1 shows the layout of...

Page 9: ...ORED INSTALLED INSTALLED INSTALLED STORED STORED INSTALLED STORED INSTALLED STORED STORED J309 INSTALLED STORED STORED INSTALLED STORED INSTALLED STORED INSTALLED STORED INSTALLED INSTALLED STORED INS...

Page 10: ...s not temperature and the LCD readings are no longer valid J305 Ranging Method Calibration Stored Standard Ranging Installed Quick Ranging Standard Ranging requires an input source an output monitorin...

Page 11: ...mocouple Range Input Codes Input Code J1 J2 J3 K1 K2 E1 E2 E3 T1 T2 T3 R1 S1 N1 N2 B1 Narrow Input Span 0 15 38 75 C 68 135 F 100 200 C 180 360 F 25 50 C 45 90 F 50 100 C 90 180 F 125 250 C 225 450 F...

Page 12: ...with an LCD the user should disregard the LCD readings and respond only to the readings of the calibration equipment Storing jumper J305 configures the TIY for standard ranging See Figure 1 Figure 2...

Page 13: ...e calibrating 5 Set input to the zero temperature value for the configured TIY range or to the millivolt equivalent as derived from standard thermocouple tables 6 Simultaneously press both ZERO push b...

Page 14: ...TIY output 16 Disconnect calibration equipment If you used a millivolt source to calibrate the unit remove store jumper J301 enable RJC before placing the calibrated unit into service If you will need...

Page 15: ...imultaneously the TIY is configured for Standard Ranging Check J305 See Figure 1 and Table 3 5 Set zero shown on LCD to desired setting using the Up or Down ZERO push button to increment or decrement...

Page 16: ...input value 10 Press either ZERO push button to verify the zero setting Note If the zero input value is incremented too close to the full scale input setting the full scale setting will automatically...

Page 17: ...units hold the unit in place when mounted in explosion proof enclosures The spring clips are squeezed inward to allow for positioning of the unit in the base of the explosion proof enclosure When rel...

Page 18: ...elding the shield should be run all the way from the signal source to the receiving device see Note below The maximum length of un shielded input and output signal wiring should be 2 inches Note Some...

Page 19: ...ions Figure 6 Installing the TIY The LCD During normal operation the LCD typically displays the applied input value As the input changes the readout of the LCD changes accordingly The LCD also display...

Page 20: ...f any Moore Industries product fails to perform up to rated specifications call us for help Our highly skilled staff of trained technicians and engineers pride themselves on their ability to provide t...

Page 21: ...allation diagram for the TIY carrying the intrinsically safe option It also includes guidelines for setting up zener barriers necessary in these types of applications This diagram must be used to augm...

Page 22: ...DIES FOR BREACH OF ANYWARRANTY CONCERNINGTHE GOODS OR SERVICES SHALL BE FOR THE COMPANY AT ITS OPTION TO REPAIR OR REPLACE THE GOODS OR SERVICES OR REFUND THE PURCHASE PRICE THE COMPANY SHALL IN NO EV...

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