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     NT935-4 
SERIES

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
        
 
 
 
 
        
                                                                                               
 
 
 
                                                                                                       
 

              
 

       
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

TROUBLESHOOTING 

 

CAUSES AND 

SOLUTIONS

 

The  control  unit  does  not  switch  on  and  the 
supply to terminals 40-42 is correct. 

Check that: the connector is correctly inserted into its housing, the 
wires  are  tightened,  there  is  no  evidence  of  burning  on  the 
connectors. Disconnect the power supply, carry out the above and 
reconnect. 

One  of  the  four  channels  is  in  FAULT  due  to 
FOC/FCC 

Check the connections of the Pt100 sensors, check the instructions 
given  in  the  paragraphs: 

measurement  signal  transfer  and 

temperature sensor diagnostics on page 16-17.

 

When turning on, the display shows 

“ECH” 

Strong    interference    has  damaged    the    stored    data.  See  the 
paragraph Programmed data diagnostics on page 16.  

All the PT100 sensors are in FCC. 

Incorrect  sensor  connection,  the  terminal  block  has  been  inserted 
upside down. 

Check the connections and the terminal board.

 

The  temperature  shown  by  one  or  more 
channels is wrong. 

Contact the 

TECSYSTEM Technical Department.

 

Sudden trip of the main switch. The temperature 
is  on  standard  levels.  Just  one  channel  has 
caused the trip. 

Check the temperatures recorded in T-MAX, check the instructions 
given  in  the  paragraphs: 

measurement  signal  transfer  and 

temperature  sensor  diagnostics  on  page  16.  Activate  the  FCD 
function.

 

FCD warning  

See the FCD function on page 28. 

Contact 

TECSYSTEM Technical Department if the problem persists.

 

European  directives  2012/19/EC  (WEEE)  and  2011/65/EC  (RoHS)  have  been  approved  to  reduce  electrical  and 
electronic waste and promote the recycling and reuse of the materials and components of said equipment, cutting down 
on the disposal of the residues and harmful components of electrical and electronic materials. 
   

All the electrical and electronic equipment supplied after 13 August 2005 is marked with this symbol, pursuant to 
European  directive  2002/96/EEC  on  electrical  and  electronic  waste  (WEEE).  Any  electrical  or  electronic 
equipment marked with this symbol must be disposed of separately from normal domestic waste. 

  
Returning  used  electrical  devices:  contact  TECSYSTEM  or  your  TECSYSTEM  agent  for  information  on  the  correct 
disposal of the devices. 
  
TECSYSTEM is aware of the impact its products have on the environment and asks its customers active support in the 
correct and environmentally-friendly disposal of its devices. 

  
 

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Summary of Contents for NT935-4

Page 1: ...s with ISO9001 certified quality system http www tecsystem it R 1 1 29 09 17 Translations of the original instructions ENGLISH TECSYSTEM S r l 20094 Corsico MI Tel 39 024581861 Fax 39 0248600783 NT935...

Page 2: ...GRAMMING 14 NT935 4 PROGRAMMING NOTES 16 TEMPERATURE SENSORS MEASUREMENT SIGNAL TRANSFER TEMPERATURE SENSOR DIAGNOSTICS 17 VOTING FUNCTION PROGRAMMED DATA DIAGNOSTICS TEMPERATURE DIAGNOSTICS 18 COOLIN...

Page 3: ...ET FUNCTION CODE 20 CODE 3 10 CODE 16 10 NOTES FOR REMOTE PROGRAMMING ERROR CODES 21 ILLEGAL DATA POLLING FREQUENCY MODBUS MAPPING TABLE 22 9 FAIL SAFE FUNCTION 27 10 OUTPUT 4 20mA only for NT935 4 AD...

Page 4: ...ands during storms If any liquid penetrates the control unit disconnect immediately and contact technical service CLEANING Disconnect the power cable before cleaning the control unit using a dry cloth...

Page 5: ...5Nm 1 Pt100 sensor terminal 12 poles pitch 3 81 Code 2PL0420 Screws tightening torque 0 25Nm 1 terminal 2 poles pitch 5 for 4 20mA output Code 2PL0364 or 2PL0363 Screws tightening torque 0 5Nm 1 RS485...

Page 6: ...lays ALARM AND TRIP SPDT 1 sensor or operating failure FAULT relay SPST Output relays with 10A 250Vac res COS 1 contacts 2 ventilation management relays SPST FAN 1 AND FAN 2 Modbus RTU RS485 output NO...

Page 7: ...elected channel ALARM TRIP FAULT 4 leds selection of display mode SCAN AUTO MAN T MAX 2 LEDs to display the state of FAN1 and FAN2 Temperature control from 0 C to 240 C 1 alarm thresholds for each cha...

Page 8: ...tion green LED only AD 5 FAULT red LED 16 3 digit channel display 6 FAN 1 yellow LED 17 T max mode selection red LED 7 FAN 2 yellow LED 18 Man mode selection yellow LED 8 Display mode selection key 19...

Page 9: ...the measurement circuit The temperature values displayed might be incorrect Return the control unit to TECSYSTEM for repair 4 Pt Err This message appears when it is detected that one or more PT100 se...

Page 10: ...supplied 1 Control unit 2 Panel hole dimensions 0 8mm tolerance 3 Identification label 1 Control unit 3 Fixing screw 2 Fixing block 4 Crosshead screwdriver 1X100mm MOUNTING 1 1MN0007 REV 0 2 3 1 2 3 4...

Page 11: ...ph on page 13 3 and see the opening of the fault contact ALARM CONDITION AUDIO AND VISUAL INDICATION STOP SYSTEM Pt100 CONNECTION EXAMPLE Note before connecting the sensors to the control unit read th...

Page 12: ...STOP SYSTEM ALARM CONDITION AUDIO AND VISUAL INDICATION Pt100 CONNECTION EXAMPLE Note before connecting the sensors to the control unit read the Measurement signal transfer paragraph on page 16 Note...

Page 13: ...does not monitor the temperature and the relays are all blocked The fault contact switches and the fault LED flashes Vis programming display PRG programming Relay test The ALARM and TRIP relays switc...

Page 14: ...ES FOR CH1 activation FAN1 and FAN2 are flashing info functioning fans fan cooling control section page 18 10 Select YES FAN1 FAN2 enabled flashing YES only FAN1 enabled flashing YES only FAN2 enabled...

Page 15: ...FAULT LED flashes FAULT 32 Set YES or NO Default YES For NT935 BAS version jumps to step 41 33 ADR datum is displayed Modbus address Default 001 34 Set the address From 1 to 255 35 BDR datum is displa...

Page 16: ...ouples capacitively with the conductors in particular with unscreened cables The effect of this coupling creates a signal that overlaps the signal transmitted by the nearby conductors causing incorrec...

Page 17: ...es from the redundancy concept that consists in duplicating the components of a system to increase their reliability How does VOTING work Using the redundancy principle we use the sensors installed on...

Page 18: ...of the contact FAN1 in relation to the threshold ON OFF programmed to FAN1 YES only FAN2 enabled flashing The selected channel CHn enable the switching of the contact FAN2 in relation to the threshol...

Page 19: ...hen in the following modes display programming and relay test RS485 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS As far as the signal cable to be used in order to ensure the correct network operation is concerned we recomm...

Page 20: ...ou try to set these thresholds wrongly the NT935 AD monitoring unit won t proceed with programming and data storage therefore in the following readings you will read the data relevant to the previous...

Page 21: ...set equal to 0 that is NO_VOTING GENERAL UNIT NOTE The models of the unit can be equipped with different options to avoid disruption of production their existence is defined by Fw indicated power with...

Page 22: ...ions see note Options see note R 7 00 Wrong datum received R see tab 8 00 Info various causes R see tab 9 00 Commands W see tab SYSTEM Setting and Status Address LO 10 Data HI Data LO Note 1 Note 2 R...

Page 23: ...Address LO 10 Data HI Data LO Note 1 Note 2 R read W write RW read write 25 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch1 temper 10 C 240 C 48 C 200 C R 26 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch1 max temperat 0 C 240 C 0 C 200 C R 27 2...

Page 24: ...200 C R 38 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch4 max temperat 0 C 240 C 0 C 200 C R 39 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch4 temper alarm set point 1 C 240 C 1 C 200 C As AL RW 40 2 compl sign 2 compl Ch4 temper trip set point...

Page 25: ...60 00 Ch4 Setting See Note CHx RW 61 00 00 R 62 00 00 R 63 00 00 R 64 00 00 R CHANNELs 1 4 Status Address LO 10 Data HI Data LO Note 1 Note 2 R read W write RW read write 65 Ch1 story Ch1 status See...

Page 26: ...TATUS CHn STORY BIT 7 BIT 6 BIT 5 BIT 4 BIT 3 BIT 2 BIT 1 BIT 0 TRIP ALARM FOC FCC RELAY STATUS coil energizing status BIT 7 BIT 6 BIT 5 BIT 4 BIT 3 BIT 2 BIT 1 BIT 0 FAULT relay 1 ON TRIP relay 1 ON...

Page 27: ...mA 0 2 mA Note We recommend you use a screened and twisted cable connect the twisted pair taking polarities into account and lay the network avoiding narrow bends or ring windings Always position the...

Page 28: ...easurement signal transfer on page 16 Identification of a sensor fault or faulty connection In case of a faulty connection or sensor fault a quick positive or negative variation in temperature might o...

Page 29: ...check the instructions given in the paragraphs measurement signal transfer and temperature sensor diagnostics on page 16 Activate the FCD function FCD warning See the FCD function on page 28 Contact...

Page 30: ...F THE EQUIPMENT 0 45 Kg INPUT SUPPLY 24 240 Vac Vdc 10 50 60 Hz 7 5VA max PROTECTION External switch or circuit breaker OUTPUTS RELAYS 5 relay Output 10A 250Vac res COS 1 OPTIONAL PORTS AD RS485 4 20m...

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