PCE Instruments PCE-P30U User Manual Download

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100

4067

Time Ar

1...3600

Archiving period (s)

4068

Ar.Erase

0...1

Erasing internal archive

4069

Rec.ToSD

0...1

Copy internal archive into SD/SDHC card

(variant PCE-P30U-X1XXXXXX) or into internal file

system memory (variant PCE-P30U-

-X2XXXXXX)

Value

Description

without changes

start copying the archive

4070..

..4076

RESERVED

4077

0...2

Value

Description

without changes

write the transducer configuration

PCE-P30U_PAR.CON

file on the exter

nal SD/SDHC card or on the internal file

system memory

read the transducer configuration from

PCE-P30U_PAR.CON

file stored on the

external SD/SDHC card or on the nternal

file system memory

4078

..4079

RESERVED

4080

EthStdPa

0...1

Ethernet interface default settings

Value

Description

without changes

Restore default Ethernet interface para

meters

4081

addrIP32

0...65535

49320

Third and second byte (B3.B2) of transducer’s

IP address, value displayed in a decimal format,

IPv4 address format: B3.B2.B1.B0

4082

addrIP10

0...65535

286

First and zero byte (B1.B0) of transducer’s IP

address, value displayed in a decimal format,

IPv4 address format: B3.B2.B1.B0

Summary of Contents for PCE-P30U

Page 1: ...US 1 Tel 561 320 9162 Fax 561 320 9176 info pce americas com www pce instruments com english www pce instruments com PCE Instruments UK Ltd Unit 11 Southpoint Business Park Ensign way Hampshire Southa...

Page 2: ...al key functions 13 5 3 2 Functions of key combinations 15 5 3 3 Programming matrix 16 5 4 Programming transducer parameters 17 5 4 1 Changing the value of the selected parameter 22 5 4 2 Changing flo...

Page 3: ...ues with their units 60 5 5 5 Writing and reading transducer configuration from file 61 5 5 5 1 Storing the transducer configuration file 61 5 5 5 2 Reading the transducer configuration file 61 5 6 De...

Page 4: ...ly registers 110 5 10 10 100 BASE T Ethernet interface 117 5 10 1 Connecting 10 100 BASE T Ethernet interface 117 5 10 2 WWW server 119 5 10 2 1 Website general view 120 5 10 2 2 WWW user selection 12...

Page 5: ...arms operating in 6 modes auxiliary power supply 24V DC 30mA switched on off by software options indication of exceeding the alarm values set programming alarm and analog outputs with a reaction to se...

Page 6: ...itor transmission on RS 485 interface and react to the value of the selected register 10 100 BASE T Ethernet interface option protocol Modbus TCP IP HTTP FTP services WWW server FTP server DHCP client...

Page 7: ...ried out by a person authorized to install electrical equipment Before switching the transducer on one must check the correct ness of connections The device is destined to be installed and used in ind...

Page 8: ...nting method PCE P30U transducers should be mounted on a 35 mm rail bracket according to PN EN 60715 Dimensions and method of mounting are shown in figure 2 Fig 2 Overall dimensions and method of moun...

Page 9: ...4 2 External connections diagrams Fig 3 External connections diagram of the PCE P30U transducer For the connection of input signals in environments with a high noise level shielded wires should be us...

Page 10: ...ion Fig 4 Front panel description Note The memory card option should be inserted to the transducer slot with contacts facing down LED indicator description RX green diode Data reception on RS 485 indi...

Page 11: ...nd alarm or 24V d c power supply Power indicator green diode 5 2 Messages after switching on the power After connecting external signals and switch the power supply on which is signalled with a green...

Page 12: ...e maximum value of the main input enters the parameters group level navigates the selected level changes the value of a selected parameter increase value After about five seconds the transducer automa...

Page 13: ...e 15200 kb s mode 8N2 cancel key enters the transducer parameters preview menu hold for about 3 seconds exits the transducer parameters preview menu changes the content displayed in the lower line of...

Page 14: ...sducer equipped with an external SD SDHC memory slot hold for about 1 second force start copying the archive from the internal memory into the SD SDHC memory card for transducer equipped with an exter...

Page 15: ...16 5 3 3 Programming matrix Fig 7 PCE P30U operation algorithm...

Page 16: ...ix in the programming mode Use or to select the menu level or navigate the parameters of a given sub level The parameter symbol is displayed at the upper line of the display while the parameter is dis...

Page 17: ...yed unit Over Lo Lower display range threshold Over Hi Upper display range threshold Bcklight Display back light time Settings Alarm 1 Alarm 1 parameters Param A1 Input value type for alarm 1 Type A1...

Page 18: ...e Unit2 Second displayed value unit DlyOffA1 Alarm 1 deactivation delay OnLockA1 Alarm 1 reactivation delay SgKeepA1 Alarm 1 indication mode DlyOffA2 Alarm 2 deactivation delay OnLockA2 Alarm 2 reacti...

Page 19: ...e upper threshold Settings Service Service parameters Fabr Par Write standard parameters Security Enter password Time Set current time Date Set current date AutoTime Auto change of summer winter time...

Page 20: ...cating diodes test Language Menu language selection SaveFile Force writing transducer configuration file into an SD SDHC card gate 32 B3 B2 byte of default gateway address gate 10 B1 B0 byte of defaul...

Page 21: ...haracter To accept the set parameter press The parameter will be stored Press to cancel change during edition 5 4 2 Changing floating point values The change is carried out in two stages the transitio...

Page 22: ...V 24V Current 20 20mA Current 20mA 20mA Resist 400 Resistance 0 400 Resist 2000 Resistance 0 2000 Resist 5500 Resistance 0 5500 Pt100 200 850o C Pt100 200 850 C Pt250 200 600o C Pt250 200 600 C Pt250...

Page 23: ...0 1760 C Therm N 20 420o C ThermocoupleN 20 420 C Therm N 200 1300o C ThermocoupleN 200 1300 C Therm E 40 260o C ThermocoupleE 40 260 C Therm E 200 1000o C ThermocoupleE 200 1000 C Therm R 0 1760o C T...

Page 24: ...nd temperature from thermo resistor sen sors Automat Automatic compensation Manual Manual compensation Comp Val Terminal tem perature or resistance of cords depen ding on the se lected type of input i...

Page 25: ...nverse square of measu red value 1 x Inverse square root of measured value Table 2 Settings Ind Char Parameter symbol Description Range of changes Point No Number of individual characteristics points...

Page 26: ...play ed value display format 0 0000 0 00 000 1 000 00 2 0000 0 3 00000 4 Unit Displayed unit kVAh szt V MVAh imp A Hz rps mV kHz m s kV l s mA k obr mi kA C rpm W F mm min kW K m min MW l min var RH m...

Page 27: ...light intensity 10 LCD display backlight 10 of maximum backlight 20 LCD display backlight 20 of maximum backlight 100 LCD display backlight 100 of maximum backlight Disp Reg Number of register display...

Page 28: ...al change from 1 to 0 on switched on off switched off h on manual switched on until the alarm type is changed the alarm output remains per manently switched on h off manual switched off until the alar...

Page 29: ...le 5 Settings Output Parameter symbol Description Range of changes Param An Value which controls analog output DisplVal displayed value Time time 2nd Val the second displayed value AnIn Lo Analog outp...

Page 30: ...on output on lower overflow 24 24 OvrOutHi Value expected on output on upper overflow 24 24 Table 6 Settings Mbus 485 Parameter symbol Description Range of changes Address RS 485 MODBUS network addre...

Page 31: ...lues in either Master or Monitor RS 485 interface mode char 8 char type value 8 bits with sign uchar 8 unsigned char type value 8 bits without sign short 16 short type value 16 bits with sign ushort16...

Page 32: ...ign placed on two 16 bit registers Byte order 3 2 1 0 ulng2x16 unsigned long type value 32 bits without sign placed on two 16 bit registers Byte order 1 0 3 2 uSln2x16 unsigned swap ped long type valu...

Page 33: ...rs trafic on RS 485 interface and acts on data other devices transmitt Master RS 485 interface works in modbus Ma ster mode transducer sends requests and waits for reply from Slave device Mast Fun Sel...

Page 34: ...isplayed value Time time 2nd Val second displayed value Ar Mode Archiving triggering condition fig 25 shows a visualization of con dition types triggering archiving similarly to alarm types n on norma...

Page 35: ...g on or selecting from menu option ReInitEt the transducer will recei ve IP address subnet mask and gateway ad dress from the DHCP server the gateway address will be the ad dress of the server that as...

Page 36: ...s sub net mask value displayed in a decimal format mask format B3 B2 B1 B0 000 000 255 255 gate 32 Third and second byte B3 B2 of transducer s default gateway value displayed in a decimal format gate...

Page 37: ...of simultaneous connec tions with Modbus TCP IP service 1 4 p comFTP FTP server command port number 20 65535 Port FTP FTP server data port number 20 65535 Port HTTP HTTP server port number 80 65535 L...

Page 38: ...rrect time cancels time setting the entered value will not be taken 00 00 23 59 Date Set current date month day Setting incorrect date cancels data setting the entered value will not be taken 01 01 10...

Page 39: ...is shown in table 48 Input type RS 485 is a special type of input in which transducer treats value form register 8000 as a measured value Value in register 8000 depends on RS 485 interface working mod...

Page 40: ...ber of incorrect responses to the transducer request number of repeated requests before an error is displayed That parameter is also modified by RS 485 regi ster 4005 before the RS 485 Master mode is...

Page 41: ...isplay additionally the value of the second register being polled we should set the value 8001 in the menu of the parameter Display Disp Reg the first value being polled is in the register 8000 and it...

Page 42: ...d After selec ting the RS 485 Monitor mode it is impossible for other Master device to poll the transducer Similarly as in the RS 485 Master mode the registers being liste ned to are copied to the reg...

Page 43: ...input signal from influence of perturbances on input signal Parameter Input Median specifies number of samples from which signal will be filtered number of samples determines filtering period For exam...

Page 44: ...ration sorted samples Value X3 10 0055V will be treated as a result of median operation in this example Average value after switching the median filter on will also have value X3 10 0055V The highest...

Page 45: ...ransducer registers via Modbus protocol RS 485 TCP IP see table 37 WWW server they can also be displayed on the display using the following keys the maximum value the minimum value Erasing the minimum...

Page 46: ...47 Fig 12 The way in which the mathematical operations influence the measured value...

Page 47: ...characte ristics have been implemented for the main input and the auxiliary input The individual characteristics rescales the input signal being measured according to the characteristics set The user...

Page 48: ...han Xn where n the last declared measured value the displayed value will be calculated based on the linear function determined last Note All the entered points of the measured value Yn must be arran g...

Page 49: ...overflow occurs the symbol is displayed on the display and the number value of the displayed value is set to 1e20 5 5 2 Analog output The PCE P30U transducer is equipped with one current type source o...

Page 50: ...proportionally to the controlling output value outside the basic range of the output After the overflow management is switched on the user can define the value to control the output after the occurren...

Page 51: ...0 Off 7610 AnIn Lo 0 0 0 7611 AnIn Hi 1000 1000 0 7612 AnOut Lo 4 4 7613 AnOut Hi 20 20 0 Fig 15 shows the reaction of the analog output when analog output overflow management is switched off standard...

Page 52: ...t will be as is shown on fig 16 Register no Parameter symbol in the menu Register value Parameter value symbol in the menu 4040 Param An 0 DisplVal 4041 OverServ 1 On 7610 AnIn Lo 0 0 0 7611 AnIn Hi 1...

Page 53: ...Therm J 0 400o C The individual characteristic of the current type analog output is set that the output reacts to current time hour minute i e for 00 00 o clock expected value is 4 mA for 23 59 o cloc...

Page 54: ...y output 24 V d c should be treated similarly to the alarm can operate in one of six modes Fig 17 shows alarm operation in the following modes n on n off on off Two remaining modes h on i h off mean r...

Page 55: ...56 Fig 17 Alarm types a n on b n off c on d off AL_L Lower alarm threshold AL_H Upper alarm threshold Note If alarms are n on n off on off type entering AL_L AL_H will switch off the alarm...

Page 56: ...against writing blinking SD SDHC card or internal file system memory is full constant Displays the maximum value of displayed value value measured and counted from main input constant Displays the min...

Page 57: ...ternal memory use pkt 5 8 2 table 18 time in HH MM SS format date in DD MM YY format bar graph showing percent control of the analog output the second displayed value value of any transducer s registe...

Page 58: ...renew DHCP Succesfully refresh ethernet communication data from DHCP server after this information achived IP address is displayed on LCD display only for variants equipped with Ethernet interface 5 5...

Page 59: ...ngle display field 5 5 4 2 Displaying two values with their units PCE P30U transducer enables displaying two different values witch their units displayed value at the top row of display and the second...

Page 60: ...d to PCE P30U folder file name PCE P30U_PAR CON section 5 8 4 Fig 27 Any subsequent saving the configuration file will overwrite the current file 5 5 5 2 Reading the transducer configuration file Read...

Page 61: ...e transducer display Fig 22 Message confirming successful readout transducer configuration from file If the parameter update from file is forced and a proper file is missing or existing file contains...

Page 62: ...vgTime 1000 Compens Automat Comp Val 0 Median 3 Math Fun Off Ind Char Point No Off X1 0 0000 Y1 0 0000 Xn n 1 100 Yn n 1 100 Display DecimalP 0 0000 Unit s Over Lo 99999 Over Hi 99999 Bcklight On Bckl...

Page 63: ...2 0 DlyOffA1 DlyOffA2 0 OnLockA1 OnLockA2 0 SgKeepA1 SgKeepA2 On Output Param An DisplVal AnIn Lo 0 AnIn Hi 100 AnOut Lo 0 AnOut Hi 20 OverServ Off OvrIn Lo 0 OvrIn Hi 20 OvrOutLo 0 OvrOutHi 0 Mbus 48...

Page 64: ...Mode h off OverLoAr 0 0000 OverHiAr 0 0000 Time Ar 10 Ar Erase No Rec ToSD No Param SD 50 000 Service Fabr Par No Security 00000 Time undefined Date undefined AutoTime No DispTest No Language Polski P...

Page 65: ...1 030 mask 32 255 255 mask 10 255 000 gate 32 192 168 gate 10 001 001 MAC 54 Various value specific to each transducer MAC 32 MAC 10 AddrmTCP 1 PortMbus 502 TimeMbus 60 no c TCP 4 p comFTP 21 Port FTP...

Page 66: ...able at www pce instruments com RS 485 to USB converter e g PCE PD10 converter is required for proceeding with the update Fig 24 Screenshot of the software for updating transducer firmware Note After...

Page 67: ...communication parameters i e rate 115200 kb s mode 8N2 If all indicating LEDs are on and the display shows Connect UPDATER message transducer is ready to connect with computer If the transducer estab...

Page 68: ...It is also possible to additionally record the second displayed value or displayed values and all queried values if RS 485 interface works in Master or Monitor mode The internal transducer memory ena...

Page 69: ...on which there is the first record of the archive and by the initial byte which defines from which page byte the first re cord begins The end of the archive is defined similarly by the number of the p...

Page 70: ...ata archived in float format 4 Bytes Year 2010 Month Day Hour Minute Second 6 bytes 4 bytes 5 bytes 5 bytes 6 bytes 6 bytes Table 19 Example 3 Example of coding a record in the internal memory e g rec...

Page 71: ...11 46 Rec 2010 05 24 11 46 21 92 743958 5 8 2 2 Downloading archived data from the internal memory Downloading of archive data from the internal memory is performed via the memory card option or via...

Page 72: ...e lo wer line of the LCD display Do not remove the SD SDHC card from the transducer slot if writing to the card is in progress because this could lead to data corruption or device reset Writing can be...

Page 73: ...l archiving can be implemented using one of four options presented in figure 25 n on n off off on Continuous archiving is switched on by selecting the archiving type h on and it is switched off by sel...

Page 74: ...put Pt100 200 850oC Conditional archi ving of both displayed values triggered by the displayed value level Table 22 Marking on the fig Register no Parameter symbol in the menu Register value Parameter...

Page 75: ...ds are compliant with SD and SDHC PCE P30U 2XXXXXX manufacturing variants are equipped with a internal file system memory 8GB memory capacity FAT and FAT32 file systems are supported If the memory car...

Page 76: ...empt has been unsuc cessful UnlockSD Card inserted and mounted successfully but write protec ted After write protection is detected the card is automati cally unmounted SD OK or SDHC OK Card inserted...

Page 77: ...iles located in folders corresponding to the device name and serial number see fig 27 File names correspond to the date of recording and have the following format XXXX_Y Dzz where XXXX year YY month E...

Page 78: ...cimal separator depends on the language version set in the transducer menu character is the separator in the Polish version character is the separator for all other language versions values are provid...

Page 79: ...to use additional intermediate and separating systems such as PCE PD51 made by PCE S A Connection diagram is presented on the Fig 3 In order to obtain correct transmission it is necessary to connect...

Page 80: ...BUS protocol serial interface parame ters Transducer address 1 247 Transmission rate 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 230400 256000 b s Operation mode RTU with the frame format 8n2 8e1 8o1 8n1 Maxim...

Page 81: ...een implemented in PCE P30U transducers 03 03h Read Holding Registers 04 04h Read Input Registers 06 06h Write Single Register 16 10h Write Multiple registers 17 11h Report Slave ID 43 2Bh Encapsulate...

Page 82: ...00h 04h 62FEh Response Device address Function Number of bytes Register value 1B5A h 7002 Register value 1B5Bh 7003 Register value 1B5Ch 7004 Register value 1B5Dh 7005 CRC Register 7501 32 bit value R...

Page 83: ...onse Device address Function Number of bytes Register value 1772h 6002 Register value 1773h 6003 Register value 1774h 6004 Register value 1775h 6005 CRC Register 7501 32 bit value Register 7502 32 bit...

Page 84: ...dress Hi Register address Lo Number of registers Hi Number of registers Lo Number of bytes Register value 1DB0 7600 Register value 1DB1 7601 CRC B1 B0 B3 B2 B1 B0 B3 B2 01h 10h 1Dh B0h 00h 02h 08h 41h...

Page 85: ...rameters of the device are stored in the different address space depending on the variable type The bits in the 16 bit registers are numbered from the least significant to the most significant b0 b15...

Page 86: ...d in two following 16 bit regi sters Registers contain the same data as 32 bit registers from the area 7500 7537 Registers are readout type only Byte order B3 B2 B1 B0 6200 6337 float 32 bits The valu...

Page 87: ...r B3 B2 B1 B0 8100 8199 float 32 bits The value is located in two following 16 bit regi sters Registers contain the same data as 32 bit registers from the area 8000 8099 Registers can be read and writ...

Page 88: ...w r 0 34 22 Input type Value 0 reserved 1 Voltage 10 10V 2 Voltage 24 24V 3 Current 20 20mA 4 Resistance 0 400 5 Resistance 0 2000 6 Resistance 0 5500 7 Pt100 200 850 C 8 Pt250 200 600 C 9 Pt250 200 8...

Page 89: ...B 400 1800 C 34 RS 485 mode 4001 AvgTime w r 75 20000 1000 Averaging time of the measured value ms 4002 Point No w r 1 21 1 Number of individual characteristics pointst For the value of 1 individual...

Page 90: ...Description 0 Mathematical functions on main input switched off 1 Square of measured value 2 Square of measured value 3 Inverse of measured value 4 Inverse square of measured value 5 Inverse square ro...

Page 91: ...nit Value Unit 0 20 kVAh 40 szt 1 V 21 MVAh 41 imp 2 A 22 Hz 42 rps 3 mV 23 kHz 43 m s 4 kV 24 44 l s 5 mA 25 k 45 obr mi 6 kA 26 C 46 rpm 7 W 27 F 47 mm min 8 kW 28 K 48 m min 9 MW 29 49 l min 10 var...

Page 92: ...displayed value unit values similar to register 4020 4024 Disp Reg w r 0 65535 7515 Number of register displayed at the lower line of the display display to display float register value located in 16...

Page 93: ...m 1 indication mode Value Description 0 alarm occurrence is indicated using A1 LED alarm deactivation switches off A1 LED 1 alarm occurrence is indicated using A1 LED alarm deactivation causes blinkin...

Page 94: ...2 indication mode Value Description 0 alarm occurrence is indicated using A2 LED alarm deactivation switches off A2 LED 1 alarm occurrence is indicated using A2 LED alarm deactivation causes blinking...

Page 95: ...d acts on data other devices transmitt 2 RS 485 interface works in modbus Master mode transducer sends requests and waits for reply from Slave device 4043 Address w r 0 247 1 RS 485 MODBUS network add...

Page 96: ...bits with sign ulong 32 unsigned long type value 32 bits without sign flt 32 float type value 32 bits floating point value with sign sflt2x16 swapped float type value 32 bits floating point value plac...

Page 97: ...2 German 3 French 4055 Fabr Par w r 0 1 0 Restore default settings Value Description 0 without changes 1 restore default settings 4056 Security w r 0 9999 0 Password for changing parameters from menu...

Page 98: ...yed value only value calculated from the main input 1 displayed value and second displayed value 2 displayed value second displayed value and all quired registers in Master or Monitor RS 485 mode 4065...

Page 99: ...l SD SDHC card or on the internal file system memory 2 read the transducer configuration from PCE P30U_PAR CON file stored on the external SD SDHC card or on the nternal file system memory 4078 4079 w...

Page 100: ...r s default gateway value displayed in a decimal for mat gateway address format B3 B2 B1 B0 4089 gate 10 w r 0 65535 257 First and zero byte B1 B0 of transducer s default gateway value displayed in a...

Page 101: ...port closing time the value is given in seconds 4096 AddrmTCP w r 0 255 1 Device address for Modbus TCP IP protocol 4097 PortMbus w r 0 65535 502 Modbus TCP IP port number 4098 PortHTTP w r 80 65535...

Page 102: ...ng custom unit character n of line 5 section 5 5 4 1 4405 8 n 1 w r 0 31 Filling custom unit character n of line 6 section 5 5 4 1 4406 8 n 1 w r 0 31 Filling custom unit character n of line 7 section...

Page 103: ...er display range threshold 6206 7206 7603 Over Hi w r 99999 99999 99999 Upper display range threshold 6208 7208 7604 OverLoA1 w r 99999 99999 0 Lower alarm 1 thres hold 6210 7210 7605 OverHiA1 w r 999...

Page 104: ...hold 6228 7228 7614 Param SD w r 5 95 50 Percent of internal archive use which triggers automatic copying to SD SDHC card 6230 6243 7230 7243 7615 7621 w r RESERVED 6244 7244 7622 X1 w r 99999 99999 0...

Page 105: ...7635 Y7 w r 99999 99999 600 Expected value for point no 7 6272 7272 7636 X8 w r 99999 99999 700 Individual characte ristic point no 8 6274 7274 7637 Y8 w r 99999 99999 700 Expected value for point no...

Page 106: ...52 X16 w r 99999 99999 1500 Individual characte ristic point no 16 6306 7306 7653 Y16 w r 99999 99999 1500 Expected value for point no 16 6308 7308 7654 X17 w r 99999 99999 1600 Individual characte ri...

Page 107: ...lue for lower overflow 6330 7330 7665 OvrIn Hi w r 99999 99999 20 Input signal thres hold value for upper overflow 6332 7332 7666 OvrOutLo w r 24 24 0 Lower output over flow 6334 7334 7667 OvrOutHi w...

Page 108: ...n terface mode 8102 8202 8001 w r Value of the 2 th read out by the transducer working in Master or Monitor RS 485 interface mode 8104 8204 8002 w r Value of the 3 th read out by the transducer workin...

Page 109: ...vent has taken place Events can only be cleared Bit15 31 Loss of calibration parameters Bit14 30 RTC loss of presets battery error Bit13 29 Clock change of winter sum mer time Bit12 28 No communicatio...

Page 110: ...s 2 Describes the current transdu cer status The consecutive bits represent a given event Bit set to 1 means that the event has taken place Events can only be cleared Bit15 not used Bit14 not used Bit...

Page 111: ...al file system memory is ready for operation 5 Card inserted and mounted successfully but memory is full or file system memory is full 6 Card installation in progress or internal file system memory in...

Page 112: ...527 Byte specifying the beginning of the archive Value in the register specifies from which byte of the archi ve beginning page the archive beginning is 4310 r 0 527 Byte specifying the end of the ar...

Page 113: ...t transducer status value of 4302 register Status no 2 6004 7004 7502 Analog out put state r Register specifies analog output percentage state 6006 7006 7503 Minimum r Minimum value of the displayed v...

Page 114: ...7026 7513 r Free space on the SD SDHC card or on the internal file sy stem memory kB 1 means card is unmounted memory error 6028 7028 7514 r Total capacity of the SD SDHC card or the internal file sys...

Page 115: ...nce on the input in HH MMSS format 6054 7054 7527 r Measured value after opera tion of individual characteristic and then mathematical function 6056 6067 7056 7067 7528 7533 RESERVED 6068 7068 7534 St...

Page 116: ...transducer automatically by the DHCP server in the network if the address downloading via DHCP option is switched on Ethernet DHCP On If the DHCP service is switched off the transducer will operate w...

Page 117: ...r foiled separately and additionally cable braided SF FTP earlier S STP each twisted pair foiled separately and additionally cable foiled and braided Twisted pair according to European standard EN 501...

Page 118: ...site enables the following receiving information about the device serial number manufac turing variant code firmware version bootloader version variant standard or special manufacturing variant viewin...

Page 119: ...dual passwords user admin password admin configuration and viewing parameter access user user password pass only viewing parameter access Writing the transducer s IP address in the browser will start...

Page 120: ...er will lose password and will not be able to use the WWW server default settings of the Ethernet interface should be restored e g using menu Ethernet EthStdPa Yes or enter 1 in register 4080 All defa...

Page 121: ...e data port e g port 1025 For transmitting files with the transducer the maximum of one simultaneous connection can be used therefore the maximum number of connections in the client program should be...

Page 122: ...123 user passwords will be restored user admin password admin user user password passftp An internet browser is a basic FTP server client Enter the transducer s IP address with ftp prefix f...

Page 123: ...connection Table 45 Symbol Description Default value AddrmTCP Device address for TCP IP Modbus protocol 1 PortMbus TCP Modbus port number 502 TimeMbus TCP IP Modbus service closing time s 60 no c TCP...

Page 124: ...94 2 GB 7 ERROR CODES The various error messages can be displayed during transdu cer operation The table below shows a list of possible error codes and their causes including recommended remedial acti...

Page 125: ...r restore default settings do not ope rate the transducer until default settings are restored the message does not prevent measured values from being displayed message is displayed in cycles Err Ind W...

Page 126: ...rrent 24 24mA 20 20 mA 24 24 mA 10 Resistance400 0 400 0 420 4 Resistance2000 0 2000 0 2050 2 Resistance5500 0 5500 0 5550 2 Pt100 200 850 C 205 855 C 5 Pt250 200 600 C 205 605 C 4 200 850 C 205 855 C...

Page 127: ...5 1775 C 2 0 5 Thermocouple N 20 420 C 50 450 C 1 0 2 200 1300 C 240 1350 C 1 Thermocouple E 40 260 C 50 280 C 1 200 1000 C 210 1010 C 2 Thermocouple R 0 1760 C 55 1765 C 2 0 5 Thermocouple T 200 400...

Page 128: ...5 A 30 V d c or 250 V a c digital RS 485 interface transmission protocol Modbus RTU transmission rate 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 230400 256000 b s address 1 247 mode 8N2 8E1 8O1 8N1 maximum ti...

Page 129: ...20 60 V d c ambient temperature 25 23 55 o C storage temperature 30 70 o C humidity 25 95 condensations not acceptable operating position any 1 The maximum time to start response can extend to 500 ms...

Page 130: ...ty thermocouples thermoresistors 1 1 Xn voltage current and resistance 1 3 Xn Insulation between circuits power supply acc measuring inputs analog outputs RS 485 interface 2 2 kV measuring inputs acc...

Page 131: ...l file system memory 2 Additional output relay normally opened 5 A 30 V d c 250 V a c 1 supply 24 V d c 30 mA 2 Supply 85 253 V a c d c 1 20 40 V a c 20 60 d c 2 Version standard 00 custom made XX Lan...

Page 132: ...0U 112100E1 means a transducer in a standard ver sion with a current analog output supporting external SD SDHC cards with 24 V 30 mApower output 85 235 V a c d c power supply in English language versi...

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