
SIGNAL CALCULATOR
PRetrans 5115
• Redundancy measurement with 2 input signals
• Signal calculator with four arithmetical operations
• Duplication of the input signal
• Input for RTD, Ohm, TC, mV, mA, and V
• Universal AC or DC supply
Application:
• Redundancy measurement of temperature by means of two sensors, where
the secondary sensor takes over the measurement when a sensor error
occurs on the primary sensor.
• Duplication of the input signal, e.g. from a temperature sensor or an analogue
process signal to two separate analogue outputs.
• Signal calculator with the four arithmetical operations: addition, subtraction,
multiplica tion and division.
• Example: Differential measurement: (Input 1 * K1) - (Input 2 * K2) + K4
• Example: Average measurement: (Input 1 * 0.5) + (Input 2 * 0.5) + K4
• Example: Different functions on the outputs: Output 1 = input 1 - input 2, and
Output 2 = input 1 + input 2
Technical characteristics:
• Within a few seconds the user can program PR5115 to a selected application
using the configuration program PReset.
• A green front LED that indicates normal operation, sensor error on each sen-
sor, and func tional error.
• Continuous check of vital stored data for safety reasons.
• 5-port 3.75 kVAC galvanic isolation.
Mounting / installation:
• Mounted vertically or horizontally on a DIN rail. As the modules can be
mounted without any distance between neighbouring units, up to 42 modules
can be mounted per metre.
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HOW TO DISMANTLE SYSTEM 5000
First, remember to demount the connectors with hazardous voltages.
Picture 1:
Detach the module from the DIN rail
by lifting the bottom lock.
Picture 2:
By lifting the upper lock and pulling
the front plate simultaneously the
PCB can be removed
Switches and jumpers can now be
adjusted.
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Summary of Contents for PRetrans 5115 Series
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