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RADWAG PUE HX5.EX User Manual Download Page 24

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It is forbidden to connect electric potential and ground
of internal power supply unit (Uo and GND on IN/OUT
interfaces terminals of the indicator) with an external power
supply. This would result with loss of intrinsic safety.

All instruments connected to indicator’s digital IN/OUT
require ‘ia’ or ‘ib’ protection.

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Summary of Contents for PUE HX5.EX

Page 1: ...PUE HX5 EX WEIGHING INDICATOR USER MANUAL ITKU 98 04 12 18 EN...

Page 2: ...2 DECEMBER 2018...

Page 3: ...he PUE HX5 EX indicator can be connected only to intrinsically safe devices that are enumerated in this user manual or to certified instruments characterised with respective intrinsically safe paramet...

Page 4: ...nment 19 9 6 1 2 Intrinsic Safety Parameters 19 9 7 Digital Inputs and Outputs 20 9 7 1 In Out Cables Marking 20 9 7 2 Intrinsic Safety Parameters for IN OUT Circuits 21 9 7 3 Technical Specifications...

Page 5: ...er Type Connection 41 14 5 3 Weighing Modules Connections on Junction Box Board 42 15 FACTORY SETUP 42 15 1 Access to Factory Setup 42 15 1 1 Global Parameters List 43 15 1 2 Factory Parameters List 4...

Page 6: ...cted to the mains only via an intrinsically safe power supply PM01 EX 1 or PM01 EX 2 It is possible to connect the PUE HX5 EX indicator to IM01 EX communication module placed outside the hazardous are...

Page 7: ...e faulty by production or by construction B Defining defects of unclear origin and means of their elimination can only be realized with assistance of manufacturer and user representatives C RADWAG doe...

Page 8: ...the PUE HX5 EX indicator adhering to regulations of EN 60079 0 and EN 60079 11 EU type examination certificate UE KDB 17ATEX0066X and IECEx OBAC 19 0001X certificate Use of certified RADWAG manufactur...

Page 9: ...xamples IIIA volatile fuels IIIB non conductive dust IIIC conductive dust Max surface temperature for gases it is specified as temperature class determining max surface temperature of device component...

Page 10: ...s read section 4 1 8 Ex mark dusts read section 4 1 9 Numbers of ATEX and IECEx certificates of the indicator with X symbol special conditions of use 10 CE mark 11 Power supply 12 Ambient temperature...

Page 11: ...rea must be tested and inspected by a trained personnel familiar with this user manual content at least once every three months In the course of inspection check Functional grounding state cable housi...

Page 12: ...air Moisture protects against accumulation of electrostatic charges Avoid using abrasive cleaners while cleaning the indicator s housing do not use concentrated acids bases solvents or alcohol It is n...

Page 13: ...lar household waste Indicators to be decommissioned must be decommissioned in accordance with valid legal regulations 9 MECHANICAL DESIGN The PUE HX5 EX indicator is equipped with stainless steel hous...

Page 14: ...Stainless steel housing 2 Membrane keypad 3 Knobs inclination angle regulation 4 Display 5 Bracket 6 Cable glands and connectors 7 Grounding terminal 8 Power cord 9 Inputs cable 10 Outputs cable 11 We...

Page 15: ...15 9 2 Overall Indicator Dimensions Overall indicator dimensions 9 3 Operation Panel...

Page 16: ...m the weighing result PRINT Press to confirm the messages ENTER Press to cancel the messages Programmable key assigned to a pictogram displayed in the bottom screen area Programmable key assigned to a...

Page 17: ...6000 Maximum impedance of load cell 1200 Minimum impedance of load cell 80 Minimum voltage per verification unit 0 4 V Load cell connection 4 or 6 wires shield Nominal voltage of load cell s power su...

Page 18: ...afe or certified device results with loss of explosion safety of the complete set PUE HX5 EX indicator connectors 1 PLATFORM cable gland for weighing platform 2 OUT cable gland for outputs 3 IN cable...

Page 19: ...ameters RS232 interface connectors marked as RS232 1 RS232 2 Uo 23 6V 11 8V Io 81mA Po 0 51W Co 100nF Lo 0 5mH Li negligibly small Ci negligibly small Ui 24 2V 12 1V Ii 40mA Pi any value RS485 interfa...

Page 20: ...rfaces terminals of the indicator with an external intrinsically safe power supply This would result with loss of intrinsic safety Under the threat of loss of intrinsic safety the user must connect th...

Page 21: ...7 8 Ui 30V Ii any value Pi 0 49W Li negligibly small Ci negligibly small IN cables pairs inputs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Ui 30V Ii any value Pi any value Li negligibly small Ci negligibly small 9 10 OUT cable...

Page 22: ...m 2 9 8 Permissible Inputs Outputs Configuration This section provides examples of inputs and outputs connections For all the cases it is necessary to adhere to rules for matching external devices to...

Page 23: ...ternal power supply unit Uo and GND on IN OUT interfaces terminals of the indicator with an external intrinsically safe power supply This would result with loss of intrinsic safety All instruments con...

Page 24: ...ound of internal power supply unit Uo and GND on IN OUT interfaces terminals of the indicator with an external power supply This would result with loss of intrinsic safety All instruments connected to...

Page 25: ...ply The external power supply must be an intrinsically safe device characterized with features corresponding to the existing explosive atmosphere The power supply must guarantee intrinsic safety param...

Page 26: ...e power supply and the load relay contacts are connected via relevant SWITCH AMPLIFIER It is forbidden to connect electric potential and ground of internal power supply unit Uo and GND on IN OUT inter...

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Page 28: ...the workstation Take the indicator to the workstation Ground the indicator Connect the indicator to the mains Install the weighing indicator connect the weighing platform and connect the grounding whe...

Page 29: ...weighing indicator Use either toothed clamping washer or lock washer in order to keep the ring pressed tightly against the housing Connect the functional grounding cable to the equipotential bonding...

Page 30: ...xplosion group IIC IIB and IIA and as temperature class T1 T2 T3 T4 zone 21 and 22 where there is a risk of explosion due to mixture of air with dust flammable fibres and volatile fuels classified as...

Page 31: ...h a power supply in hazardous area Indicator with a power supply placed outside hazardous area Hazardous area PUE HX5 EX PM01 EX 1 AC 100 240V 50 60Hz Hazardous area PUE HX5 EX PM01 EX 2 Safe area AC...

Page 32: ...ion concerning indicator s program read PUE HX5 EX Indicator Software Manual 12 HOME SCREEN The home screen features 4 sections top bar weighing result window workspace pictograms Home screen view 12...

Page 33: ...ode features default home screen widgets set You can customize the screen For detailed information concerning the workspace read section Display 12 4 Pictograms The pictograms assigned to operation pa...

Page 34: ...the first menu position differs from the remaining ones In order to navigate the program menu use the keys that operate as arrow keys Menu view 13 2 Menu Keys Press to enter the main menu Press to go...

Page 35: ...13 3 Entering Numeric and Text Characters and Signs Depending on a type of data entered to scale memory the software offers two different edit boxes numerical box for entering part mass values tare v...

Page 36: ...spheres Manufacturer of such device set is obliged to carry out analysis of the complete device set in order to confirm compliance with valid standards Indicator s components selection is conditioned...

Page 37: ...to a threaded pin 6 on the indicator s housing 11 Fit the cable into the cable clamp 4 use manufacturer delivered cable tie 12 Fix the cable in the cable gland preventing it from moving do it by tigh...

Page 38: ...connecting cable used to connect load cells Uo 5 88V Io 87mA Po 0 51W Co 1 F Lo 110 H 14 3 6 Wire Load Cell Connection Connect 6 wire load cell to the main board following the diagram below 6 wire lo...

Page 39: ...parameters are met for measurement inputs outputs marked 5V E AGND REF REF IN IN 14 4 4 Wire Load Cell Connection Connect 4 wire load cell to the main board following the diagram below 4 wire load ce...

Page 40: ...ss purposes onto each wire set 2 apply one tubing per one wire set After shrinking fit one heat shrink tubing with glue onto all wire sets 3 apply one tubing per all sets Apply heat shrink tubing thic...

Page 41: ...shrink tubing with glue onto all wire sets 3 apply one tubing per all sets Apply heat shrink tubing thickness of which walls after shrinking is 0 3mm No Pcs Name Parameters Notes 1 4 Load cell Ex vers...

Page 42: ...on box board 476R1710 5 1 Junction box Strip load cells cables and 6 wire cable 3 remove about 4cm of external insulation 15 FACTORY SETUP To access and modify factory settings and parameters that are...

Page 43: ...ameters Weighing instrument name and metrological parameters Serial number 0 Balance serial number Customer None None D A B V SC Declaring the customer NTEP No Yes Enabling disabling modifications in...

Page 44: ...and printed out in case of unverified balances and scales Max range 3 009 Maximum range overload Range 2 threshold 0 000 II range switching point For single range weighing devices set 0 External adju...

Page 45: ...Current start mass expressed in converter s divisions Adjustment factor 100 Current adjustment coefficient Factory start mass 100 Start mass value expressed in converter s divisions read in the cours...

Page 46: ...s key to confirm Message Start mass determination Please wait is displayed Upon completed determination process the weighing device displays the Adjustment submenu 15 3 Linearity Correction 15 3 1 Lin...

Page 47: ...ions Editing corrections values for particular linearity points Procedure Enter Factory Section linearity submenu Select Corrections parameter List of determined linearity correction points is display...

Page 48: ...far from the place of use longitudinal change the value must be corrected 16 CONNECTION CABLES LIST PT0327 scale IM01 cable PT0328 scale RS485 cable PT0329 scale RS232 cable 17 STANDARDS LIST The dev...

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