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Operation                               

ALARMS

The SZ1145 generates an "Alarm Condition" whenever 
any of the four RTD inputs, any of the two 4-20mA ana-
log inputs or any of the two digital inputs have been 
programmed to generate an alarm, and that respective 
input is in alarm. An "Alarm" occurs when an RTD or 
analog input exceeds the high limit setting or falls below 
the low limit setting, or when a digital input opens (clos-
es). Whenever an "Alarm Condition" occurs, the main 
monitoring screen shows CHECK indicating that an 
alarm is present. Keep in mind that any or all of these 
inputs can be used for monitoring purposes when alarm-
ing is disabled.

RTD INPUTS

There are four 1000 

Ω

 PtRTD inputs available. Each 

one is scaled 20 to 120°F (-6.7 to 48.9°C) and cannot 
be changed. Each input (TEMP1, TEMP2, TEMP3 & 
TEMP4) can be enabled to generate an alarm. Once 
enabled, you need to set a "High Limit", a "Low Limit" 
and a "Hysteresis" (in degrees). When the temperature 
reaches the High or Low limit, an alarm is generated. 
The alarm is automatically cleared when the tem-
perature falls from the High Limit by the amount of the 
Hysteresis (for a High Alarm Condition) or when the 
temperature rises from the Low Limit by the amount of 
the Hysteresis (for a Low Alarm Condition). 

Note:

  If a High Limit is set to 120°F, it is disabled.  If a 

Low Limit is set to 20°F, it is also disabled.

ANALOG INPUTS

There are also two 4-20mA inputs available. These two 
inputs can be used to generate an alarm based on any 
4-20mA signal.

The analog inputs need to be scaled, i.e. the SPAN 
LOW LIMIT is the value at 4mA and the SPAN HIGH 
LIMIT is the value at 20mA. The Low and High limits 
are adjustable from -200 to 800. A decimal point can 
be turned on also. The decimal point is for display pur-
poses only on the SZ1145 display. For example if you 
are sensing differential pressure from 0 to 1", you could 
scale the analog input to be 0 to 100 and then turn on 

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Alarm Delay Wait Increment. 

Select  

the desired increment (15 seconds or 1 
minute) for the Alarm Delay Wait Time.

Alarm Delay Wait Time Screen. 

Set 

the amount of time that an analog alarm 
condition (Temp1-4, AI1&2) must be pres-
ent before actually generating the alarm. 
The time is adjustable in 15 second incre-
ments from 0 minutes and 0 seconds to 
63 minutes and 45 seconds.

Digital Input 1 Mode Screen. 

Choose 

DI1 as MONITOR, ALARM or TOGGLE 
MOMENTARY. Select MONITOR if 
unused.

Digital Input 1 Alarm Mode Screen. 

Choose OPEN or CLOSED as the condi-
tion which will trigger the DI1 alarm. This 
screen only appears if the DI1 mode is 
set to ALARM.

Digital Input 1 Override Delay Screen.

 

Set the override time (0 to 255 minutes) 
that will be used when DI1 is activated 
with a momentary contact. This screen 
only appears if the DI1 mode is set to 
TOGGLE MOMENTARY.

 

 

 

 

Digital Input 2 Mode Screen.

 Choose 

DI2 as MONITOR or ALARM. Select 
MONITOR if unused.

Digital Input 2 Alarm Mode Screen.

 

Choose OPEN or CLOSED as the condi-
tion which will trigger the DI2 alarm. This 
screen only appears if the DI2 mode is 
set to ALARM.

15 Second DI Delay Screen.

 Used to 

indicate whether to apply a 15 second 
delay to the digital inputs, before recog-
nizing an alarm condition. This screen is 
only shown if the mode for either DI1 or 
DI2 is set to ALARM.

 

 

 

 

Alarm Relay Output Mode Screen.

 

Choose whether to have the relay output 
be OPEN or CLOSED when in alarm, or 
choose DISABLE if the relay output is not 
being used.

Automatic Alarm Time-out Screen.

 

Choose whether to allow the relay output 
to automatically expire after a set amount 
of time. This screen is not shown if the 
Alarm Relay Output Mode Screen is set 
to DISABLE.

Set Alarm Time-out Time Screen. 

Enter 

the time in seconds (0 to 255 seconds) 
that the relay output should be active 
before becoming inactive. This screen is 
not shown if the Automatic Alarm Time-
out Screen is set to NO.

Access Code Screen.

 Enter an access 

code (0 to 255) that will be used to enter 
the programming mode. The default is 
248.

 

 

 

 

Main Monitoring Screen. 

 

Low Limit

ON

Hysteresis

High Limit

ON

OFF

OFF

Hysteresis

ALARM DELAY WAIT

TIME 000MIN 00SEC

36.

DI USED FOR:

ALARM

37.

DI1 ALARM

WHEN: CLOSED

38.

SET OVERRIDE

TIME: 60 MINUTTES

39.

DI2 USED FOR:

ALARM

40.

DI2 ALARM 

WHEN: CLOSED

41.

15 SEC DI DELAY

DISABLE

42.

ALARM OUTPUT

ACTIVE= CLOSED

43.

ALLOW ALARM

TIMEOUT? NO

44.

SET ALARM TIME -

OUT TIME:     00SEC

45.

SET ACCESS

CODE:     248

46.

ALARM STATUS

CHECK

ALARM DELAY WAIT

15 SEC

35.

Summary of Contents for SZ1145

Page 1: ...F 6 7 to 48 9 C are suitable for monitoring temperatures in this range If any of these inputs exceed their high or low limits the alarm output relay is energized Features Stand alone or network opera...

Page 2: ...ity sensing TS TX Series for temperature sensing TD TL Series for dif ferential air sensing The SZ1145 also accepts four two wire remote temperature sensors for general pur pose temperature monitoring...

Page 3: ...on Temp2 Alarm Low Limit Screen Enter a low limit temperature setting When the Temp2 input temperature falls to this value an alarm will be generated This screen is not shown if the Temp2 alarm is not...

Page 4: ...his screen is not shown if the AI1 alarm is not enabled AI1 Alarm High Limit Screen Enter a high limit value When the AI1 input rises to this value an alarm will be gen erated This screen is not shown...

Page 5: ...the amount of time that an analog alarm condition Temp1 4 AI1 2 must be pres ent before actually generating the alarm The time is adjustable in 15 second incre ments from 0 minutes and 0 seconds to 6...

Page 6: ...oses based on your selection an Alarm Condition is generated Open refers to the input as being Open or Off and closed refers to the input as being Closed or On 15 SECOND DI DELAY If either of the two...

Page 7: ...the wires or terminal block from ter minals NO to COM Measure W from terminals NO to COM If the reading is 0W the mechanical relay is defective R 2800 LAURA LANE MIDDLETON WI 53562 800 288 9383 FAX 6...

Page 8: ...us Screen Shows the DI1 and DI2 status Alarm Relay Status Screen Shows alarm relay output status Override Status Screen Shows whether the override is active and if so how many minutes remaining This s...

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