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6 Module cards

6.3 Relay module card PR-50023

The PR-50023 relay module card adds two relays to the Multichannel user interface

MI. The relays can be configured independently to any connected refractometer. The

relays can be used e.g. for controlling prism wash.

Specifications

Relays per module

Voltage and current rating

Max. 250V/3A

Connection

Screw connection with tension sleeve

Connector

Phoenix 1900824 – MC 1,5/ 7-ST1-5,08

Contact type

Dry contact

Normal relay state

Conductor cross section

0.14-1.5 mm

(28-16 AWG)

Stripping length

7 mm (¼")

Tightening torque

0.25 Nm (0.18 lbf.ft)

7 Relay 1+

6 Relay 1-

5 Relay 2+

4 Relay 2-

3 no connection

1 no connection

2 no connection

LED

RLY1

LED

RLY2

Figure 6.5

Relay connections

Summary of Contents for MI

Page 1: ...IM EN MI v 2 00 Instruction Manual Multichannel User Interface MI ...

Page 2: ...andard warranty terms and conditions see www vaisala com warranty Please observe that any such warranty may not be valid in case of damage due to nor mal wear and tear exceptional operating conditions negligent handling or installation or unauthorized modifications Please see the applicable supply contract or Conditions of Sale for details of the warranty for each product Technical support Contact...

Page 3: ...is indicates a warning It provides safety precaution information needed to avoid injury while operating the refractometer system This indicates that something is important for the operation of the refractome ter system Note Notes contain additional information and hints This product manual is delivered to the end user with a Vaisala K PATENTS product Information in this manual is subject to change...

Page 4: ...Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 ...

Page 5: ...3 4 Use 15 4 1 Main display 15 4 2 Activating and removing apps 19 4 3 Managing users and passwords 23 4 4 System log 25 4 5 Ethernet connections 25 4 5 1 MI ethernet connection 25 4 5 2 Refractometer connection 27 5 Apps 28 5 1 Shared functionality 28 5 1 1 Application trend 28 5 1 2 Application log 30 5 2 Refractometer app 32 5 2 1 Diagnostics display 32 5 2 2 Viewing and adjusting parameters 34...

Page 6: ...veral unit conversions simultaneously 46 5 3 7 Configuring mA output for Recipe app 47 6 Module cards 49 6 1 Installation 49 6 2 Configuration 51 6 3 Relay module card PR 50023 53 6 3 1 Configuring relays 54 6 4 mA output module PR 50021 56 6 4 1 Configuring mA outputs 57 6 5 General I O module PR 50024 58 6 5 1 Connecting inputs outputs 61 6 5 2 Configuring the general I O module card 63 6 5 2 1 ...

Page 8: ...MI instruction manual Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 ...

Page 9: ...al inputs and outputs e g relays and mA outputs to your refractometer system The MI is operated by the touch screen display The stainless steel enclosure gives a good environmental protection and allows also outdoor installations especially with the included rain cover The outer door is easy to open by one hand and the handle can be modified for padlock to prevent unauthorized access The module ca...

Page 10: ...ace MI can be mounted on a wall with wall mounting or on a table with a table stand The mounting location should be easily accessible If mounted outdoors the MI has to be protected from rain and direct sunlight Display on eye level External mains switch 100 240VAC 4 20 mA Ethernet 1 4 refractometers Figure 2 1 Mounting guide ...

Page 12: ...4 MI instruction manual Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 for refractometers Figure 2 3 Enclosure dimensions ...

Page 13: ...e 2 4 Mounting the wall bracket 1 Four mounting screws loosely attached 2 Top screws inserted into top bracket verticalmounting slots 3 Lower screws slide into bottom bracket horizontal mounting slots 4 Tighten mounting screws x4 width a 19 mm ring spanner 1 2 3 4 Figure 2 5 Mounting the MI onto the wall bracket Note Be careful when mounting the MI weighs 13 kilos 28 5 lbs ...

Page 14: ...f the enclosure and damage the electronics The MI is shipped with a rain cover Vaisala recommends that it is installed even indoors to protect the top of the door from dust and dirt 1 Screw out top attaching screws to allow clearance for rain cover to slot in place 1 2 Retighten screws 2 Figure 2 6 Mounting the rain cover The table stand is very simple to mount Figure 2 7 Table stand ...

Page 15: ...space for a padlock to prevent unautho rized access Remove handle center cover and remove segment indicated by break line on the back of cover Replace center cover once indicated segment has been removed making sure the opening aligns with the channel for the padlock shackle Figure 2 8 Locking the MI ...

Page 16: ...0 Ethernet cable for interfaces M12 4 pin D code M M Ethernet mA cable M M M RS45 M F PR 8430 Platform 4 cable M12 8 pin A code F M Ethernet mA 24V PR 43 REFRACTOMETER M 12 8 pin D code M non Ex Multi Channel User Interface MI 1 x M12 4 pin D code F External Ethernet 4 x M12 8 pin A code F System max 90m 295ft max 90m 295ft max 90m 295ft 100 240VAC or 24VDC Figure 3 1 Multichannel user interface c...

Page 17: ...rew one of the cable glands and push the power cable through Connect the power cable to the power terminals at lower right of the motherboard see below Screw on the cable gland Close the inner door and turn power on 3 1 1 Power terminals for AC power The primary AC power is connected to a separate terminal strip 1 2 3 in the lower right hand corner of the motherboard The three terminals are marked...

Page 18: ...f the motherboard The three terminals are marked 1 2 and 3 protective earth The power terminal is directly connected to the exposed metal parts of the MI The 24V DC power to this terminal stripe shall be supplied from a secondary circuit which is double or reinforced insulated from the mains supply within the limits for a limited energy circuit maximum 200 VA U according to the IEC 61010 1 3 1 3 E...

Page 19: ...T M12 4pin D code M ETHERNET M12 4pin D code M PR 8440 Ethernet cable for interfaces MI has 8 module slots Any of module cards can be installed into any free slot There could be multiple module cards in slots depending on external I O needs PR 50021 mA output module PR 50023 Relay output module PR 50021 mA output module PR 50023 Relay output module PR 8430 Platform 4 cable SLOT 2 SLOT 4 SLOT 6 SLO...

Page 20: ...tions can be made while the MI is powered A refractometer can be connected to any of the four connec tors 3 3 Ethernet cable connection The leftmost connector underneath the MI is for ethernet output It is for a M12 male 4 pins D coded cable The cable can be connected while the MI is powered If you wish to connect the MI with e g a laptop you can purchase Interconnecting cable PR 8330 with a M12 4...

Page 21: ... 3 4 24VDC or 240VAC 5 Item Component Part number Supplied by QTY 1 PR 43 Refractometer Vaisala 1 4 2 Platform 4 cable PR 8430 Vaisala 1 4 3 Multichannel User Interface MI Vaisala 1 4 Main power switch PR 10900 Vaisala 1 5 mA output cable Customer 1 6 GPIO selection cable Customer 1 Figure 3 7 Recipe app controlled via GPIO SYS 605 ...

Page 22: ...4 Ethernet Item Component Part number Supplied by QTY 1 PR 43 Refractometer Vaisala 1 4 2 Platform 4 cable PR 8430 Vaisala 1 4 3 Multichannel User Interface MI Vaisala 1 4 Main power switch PR 10900 Vaisala 1 5 mA output cable Customer 1 6 Ethernet cable PR 8330 Vaisala 1 Figure 3 8 Recipe app controlled via Modbus SYS 606 ...

Page 23: ...ime You can access measurement data and system settings via the Main display Tap anywhere in the application window to access measurement Tap for second main view screen Tap to access system settings Figure 4 1 Accessing measurement and system settings via Main display The Main display setup is controlled via Settings General Display mode and display language are chosen in drop down menus tap the ...

Page 24: ...6 MI instruction manual Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 Display mode Display language Figure 4 2 Selecting display mode and display language Figure 4 3 Setting One maximized ...

Page 26: ...will automatically go back to the Main display after a timeout Note You can adjust Refractometer app to show concentration only temperature only or both concentration and temperature To change this setting tap on the application window see Figure 4 1 and choose Calibration You may need to enter your password to get access to Calibration display Then select the preferable display mode ...

Page 27: ...in display may be empty even when one or several refractometers are con nected to the MI This means that one or several applications must be activated Go to Settings Applications tap on the empty application slot and select the app type and source for that slot After choosing settings for the app tap Done to exit the setup ...

Page 28: ...20 MI instruction manual Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 Figure 4 8 Empty main display in quadrant mode Figure 4 9 Selecting an empty application slot to activate the app ...

Page 29: ...plication type Ref is already selected The empty application slot may contain an earlier app configuration In that case a dia log will open during app activation and the earlier app configuration can be re enabled Figure 4 11 Selecting an empty application slot that contains old Refractometer app configuration ...

Page 30: ...onfiguration can be re enabled If necessary the app can also be removed Go to Settings Applications and tap Remove on the application slot Accept the removal by tapping Ok App s configuration will be saved until another kind of application is added to the same slot Figure 4 13 If necessary an app can also be removed ...

Page 31: ...ode is printed on the delivery data sheet shipped with the MI Note Controlling and switching recipes in Recipe app see section 5 3 is not protected by user passwords Go to Settings Users to manage users Vaisala recommends that a user name and a password is set separately for each user who needs to have frequent access to the restricted functions Figure 4 14 The Users display Tap Add User to add us...

Page 32: ...nt Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 Figure 4 15 Writing a username Note If you have entered a username you must enter a password too you cannot leave the password field empty Figure 4 16 New user added to the list ...

Page 33: ...app and changing module card settings The system log is also accessed via http connection Use the IP address found in the MI Settings Network menu under Ethernet section On the MI web page select files system log Figure 4 17 System log 4 5 Ethernet connections 4 5 1 MI ethernet connection The MI has a built in web server with a home page The MI home page allows you to browse files or upload an upd...

Page 34: ...nal DHCP server If that fails the IP address will fall back to a static IP setting Alternatively IP address mode Static configures the MI to use a static IP address only After choosing settings for the network tap Apply to save all settings After factory reset the default IP address of the MI is 192 168 1 11 Figure 4 18 To access the MI web page use IP address found in the Settings Network menu ...

Page 35: ... s connection to the MI is configured under the title Instrument in the Settings Network menu By default the refractometer s IP address is configured via BOOTP server running on the MI To reconnect a refractometer you can just replug its cable to the MI the IP address is configured automatically Refractometer connections can be made while the MI is powered ...

Page 36: ...Application trend An MI app can display graphically one or two of its variables over selectable time period To access an app trend tap application window on the main view and tap Trend Save the trend by tapping Save Saved trend can be accessed via http connection Use the IP address found in the MI Settings Network menu under Ethernet section On the MI web page select files trend yearMonthDate time...

Page 38: ...og lists status changes and possible error messages of apps in an app slot To access an app log tap application window on the main view and tap Log The app log is addressed by the app slot number and lists status changes and possible error messages of apps in that slot App logs are also accessed via http connection Use the IP address found in the MI Settings Network menu under Ethernet section On ...

Page 40: ...actometer app Refractometer app is included in your delivery It gives you basic information about the process e g concentration and temperature 5 2 1 Diagnostics display Tap the application window to access the Diagnostics display In the top part of the window you see the optical and slope curves By default both optical image and slope are shown but you can tap on the texts OPTICAL and SLOPE to tu...

Page 41: ... see the contents Input tab shows the values as sent by the refractometer Output tab shows the results of the calculations by MI Identification tab contains various identification information and e g software version information Support tab is a summary of the information in the other tabs and other information needed by technical support for troubleshooting Figure 5 10 Input tab Figure 5 11 Outpu...

Page 42: ...ends to a second page a small arrow on the top right will take you to the second and third page To adjust the parameters go to the Calibration display then choose appropriate para meter set eg Field In the list tap the parameter you want to change type the new numbers with the number pad and approve the change by tapping DONE Note The parameter lists for Chemical and Field do not fit on the screen...

Page 43: ... Calibration display are different types of lists that sets parameters for showing the measurement data e g measurement unit In the lower part of the window the words are links to the given settings e g by tapping on Field you get access to the field calibration parameters If you want to see all the parameters tap Summary ...

Page 44: ...on No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 Figure 5 15 First page of calibration summary tap the little arrow in top right to see page 2 Figure 5 16 Second page of calibration summary tap the little arrow in top left to go back to page 1 ...

Page 45: ...tive index liquids available from Vaisala Depending on the refractometer model a sample holder may be needed Go to the Diagnostics display see Figure 5 9 and choose Verification If you are not fa miliar with the verification procedure tap the question mark on the Verification display for additional instructions Figure 5 17 Verification in process ...

Page 46: ...ion Once you have finished the verification process you can save the verification results as pdf The pdf is stored in the MI memory and it can be downloaded over the eth ernet connection Each pdf report gets a unique name and thus you can have several verification pdfs in the MI at the same time Figure 5 19 Pdf saved ...

Page 47: ...s display see Figure 5 9 and tap Field sample Tap Collect field point to start collecting field samples and then tap Save file to save the collected field points These can be accessed via http connection Use the IP address found in the MI Settings Network menu under Ethernet section On the MI web page select files fieldsamples FieldSamples_SlotNumber Figure 5 20 Start collecting field samples by t...

Page 48: ...40 MI instruction manual Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 Figure 5 21 Field sampling in process Figure 5 22 Save collected field points by tapping Save file ...

Page 49: ... enable Recipe app Recipe app licences are granted free of charge to older MI s 5 3 2 Activating Recipe app To activate Recipe app go to Settings Applications tap on a free application slot and select Recipe Select a correct source Refractometer app with Select sources The avail able Refractometer apps are listed based on their location in MI application slots If no Refractometer app is listed in ...

Page 50: ... apps If a specific recipe is modified in some Recipe app the modification propagates also to the other Recipe app using the same recipe 5 3 5 Selecting recipe switching mode Recipes in the Recipe app can be switched manually via General I O module inputs Switch input or via Modbus TCP To select the switching mode tap the application window to access Diagnostics display Then tap Remote control and...

Page 51: ...nds to a recipe identifica tion number To set the identification number go to Recipe App Calibration Remote control tap a recipe name and select the identification number for that recipe The identification number can have a value between 0 31 Different Recipe apps have independent values for their recipe identification numbers and they need to be set in each Recipe app that uses remote control fun...

Page 52: ...e 5 26 Setting an identification number for a recipe 5 3 5 3 Switching recipe via General I O module inputs A recipe is activated via General I O module inputs when the inputs form a binary number that corresponds to a recipe identification number The recipe switching mode Switch input must be selected see figure 5 23 To configure General I O module go ...

Page 53: ... Modbus register Each appslot has a specific Modbus register to switch recipe for Recipe app running on that appslot The register address is of the form 1n200 where n is the appslot number The register data type is a four byte signed integer The recipe switching mode Modbus must be selected see figure 5 23 5 3 5 5 Switching recipe via Ethernet IP In Ethernet IP mode the recipe is switched by writi...

Page 54: ...ach unit conversion Create a new recipe for each new unit to be displayed For clarity it is recommended to name the new recipe according to the unit To implement the unit conversion adjust a field calibration parameter F 10 by setting its value to M 1 where M is the conversion multiplier See section 5 3 3 Creating a new recipe and section 5 3 4 Modifying a recipe 5 3 6 2 Displaying several unit co...

Page 55: ...and message mA output not configured This will pre vent false or omitted configuration of mA output To configure mA output module go to Settings Modules tap the appropriate mA output module to select it and then View module to access module configuration Set the wanted output s for Recipe app which has a number according to the appslot it is running on Set the purpose of output s see section 6 4 1...

Page 56: ...MI instruction manual Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 Figure 5 28 Blinking app status message when no mA output is configured Figure 5 29 Configuring mA output for Recipe app ...

Page 57: ...ards have the capability to be used in any combination as well as added and removed as needed 6 1 Installation To install a module card turn off MI power first Then open the enclosure remove the display screws and fold the display to the side see Figure 6 1 Unscrew and remove the module card cover to get access to the card slots Insert the module card in an avail able card slot To make adding card...

Page 58: ...sert the module card s and replace the module card holder Figure 6 1 Installing module cards To make the connections first remove the removable connector from the module card Bring the module connection cable to the MI and put it through the cable gland conduit hub 1 Then connect wires to the screw terminals on the removable connector 2 see the module specific sections for further information Fina...

Page 59: ...tings Modules tap the appropriate module card to select it and then VIEW MODULE to access module configuration The selected module card is marked with a border Note There are two types of EMPTY slots grey slots do not have module card striped slots are turned off see Figures 6 3 and 6 4 on next page and there may or may not be a module card in that slot If there is a module card it will be automat...

Page 60: ...al Document Revision No IM EN MI 2 00 Effective September 2 2019 Figure 6 3 Selecting a module card and viewing module card information Figure 6 4 Selecting a turned off module card slot slot 1 in this case and turning it on ...

Page 61: ...or controlling prism wash Specifications Relays per module 2 Voltage and current rating Max 250V 3A Connection Screw connection with tension sleeve Connector Phoenix 1900824 MC 1 5 7 ST1 5 08 Contact type Dry contact Normal relay state NO Conductor cross section 0 14 1 5 mm2 28 16 AWG Stripping length 7 mm Tightening torque 0 25 Nm 0 18 lbf ft 7 Relay 1 6 Relay 1 5 Relay 2 4 Relay 2 3 no connectio...

Page 62: ...u set those in the same relay module card Important When you have chosen the settings for the relays tap DONE to save changes and exit the relay setup Parameters LIMIT and HYSTERESIS are used to switch the relay based on concentration or temperature measurement values by the functions CONC HIGH LIMIT CONC LOW LIMIT T HIGH LIMIT and T LOW LIMIT The relay closes on high limit when the mea sured valu...

Page 63: ...dule cards 55 Copyright Vaisala 2019 All rights reserved Relay test page Relay parameters Clear all settings Finish and save settings Figure 6 7 Accessing relay functions Figure 6 8 Relay module parameters ...

Page 64: ... There is a place inside the Multichannel user interface MI where the cable shield can be connected for grounding Cable specifications Conductor cross section 0 14 1 5 mm2 28 16 AWG Tightening torque 0 25 Nm 0 18 lbf ft 10 mA out 1 9 mA out 1 8 no connection 7 no connection 6 mA out 2 5 mA out 2 4 no connection 3 no connection 2 Frame ground 1 Frame ground Figure 6 9 mA output pinout The mA output...

Page 65: ... X No connection X X Table 6 1 Messages causing mA output value to return to default output 6 4 1 Configuring mA outputs First select the application for an output then set function There are five possible functions CALC CONC QF TEMP and ND After you ve chosen a function you can set the parameters for that function CALC is the calculated concentration value without field calibration adjustment CON...

Page 66: ...eneral I O module card adds digital inputs and outputs to Multichannel user in terface MI The module card provides 8 input output channels The input and output terminals are galvanically isolated according to UL 2500 V rms UL1577 CSA 800 V rms 1131V peak maximum working voltage basic insulation CSA 400 V rms 566V peak maximum working voltage reinforced insulation VDE Reinforced insulation 560V pea...

Page 67: ...ted with a jumper in the module IO voltage options are internal 5V internal 24V and external voltage When external voltage is selected a voltage of 3 30 VDC must be provided between V_IO and GND pin When internal voltage is selected voltage reference for switch input can be taken from V_IO and GND pins ...

Page 68: ...using internal 24V 20 mA Maximum combined supply current when using internal 5V 100 mA Maximum individual channel supply current when using external IO voltage 1 A Maximum combined supply current when using external IO voltage 2 A IO output voltage voltage drop when using external IO voltage VIN 0 15 VDC 5 VDC VIN 0 20 VDC 24 VDC INPUTS Input type Sinking Logical 0 voltage range 0 0 0 7 VDC Logica...

Page 69: ... In Out 1 2 Digital input output In Out 2 3 Digital input output In Out 3 4 Digital input output In Out 4 5 Digital input output In Out 5 6 Digital input output In Out 6 7 Digital input output In Out 7 8 Digital input output In Out 8 9 Ground for outputs GND 10 IO voltage input output V_IO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Figure 6 12 General I O module pinout ...

Page 70: ...can be used as switch inputs or controlled by external signal Switch input configuration is shown in Figure 6 14 When an external signal is used an external power supply is connected between input pin and GND pin 9 as seen in figure 6 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 GND V_IO PR 50024 Figure 6 13 Channels 1 and 2 configured as output 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 GND V_IO PR 50024 Figure 6 14 Channels 3 and 4 confi...

Page 71: ...select the module card in the module view Select the application to which the input output is connected and then choose the desired function from a list The digital outputs can be configured for Concentration high limit Concentration low limit Error Full wash precondition wash recovery Normal Precondition Temperature high limit Temperature low limit Warning Wash The digital inputs can be configure...

Page 72: ...n high limit when the measured value goes below HIGH LIMIT HYSTERESIS Respec tively switching on low limit activates when the measured value goes below LOW LIMIT HYSTERESIS The output switches off on low limit when the measured value exceeds LOW LIMIT HYSTERESIS Important When you have chosen the settings for the inputs or outputs tap DONE to save changes and exit the setup 6 5 2 1 Using the gener...

Page 74: ...ion Wash 7 1 1 Wash cycle The wash logic is shown in Figure 7 2 as a flow diagram The automatic prism wash cycle Figure 7 1 consists of three phases precondition wash and recovery The optional preconditioning function is used to e g blow out the condensate from the washing line before washing After the preconditioning there is a one second pause to avoid having both precondition and wash relays ac...

Page 75: ...ontrol If diagnostic message is NO SAMPLE as this indicates a clean prism in an empty process line The diagnostic message is WASH STOP NO SAMPLE If a wash stop is present indicating e g that there is no process flow The diagnostic message is EXTERNAL WASH STOP If the process temperature limit is activated and the temperature falls below the limit indicating that the process is not running The diag...

Page 76: ...ES NO Temp limit active YES NO Temp above limit YES NO Message 2 NO SAMPLE NO YES Wash cycle Restart wash interval timer NOTES 1 External wash is triggered at the general input If the input is held logical high only one wash cycle is carried out 2 The wash is inhibited if there is no sample no refractometer or the refractometer cannot measure correctly Figure 7 2 Wash logic ...

Page 77: ...wash 69 Copyright Vaisala 2019 All rights reserved Precondition Start washing 1 s wait Precondition enabled YES NO Wash time reached YES NO Stop washing Recovery PRECONDITION RECOVERY WASH Figure 7 3 Wash cycle ...

Page 78: ...TERVAL PRECONDITION TIME WASH TIME and RECOVERY TIME settings If the WASH INTERVAL is set to zero the wash can only be initiated by using the manual wash PRISM WASH on Diagnostics menu or general input module configured for external wash If the PRECONDITION TIME is zero or there is no relay configured for preconditioning the preconditioning phase is skipped If the WASH TIME is zero or there is no ...

Page 79: ... temperature with WASH INHIBIT TEMP VALUE The temperature is in the units that is chosen from the Calibration menu as the secondary unit The empty pipe check prevents washing if message is NO SAMPLE i e there s no process liquid in the pipe To deactivate or activate the empty pipe check choose EMPTY PIPE CHECK and then the appropriate menu command To change the wash nD limit select WASH VERIFY ND ...

Page 80: ...e Product code MI M UN AC S N MI00103 Tag 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz 60 VA Made by VAISALA Oyj Vantaa Finland www vaisala com IP67 Type 4x C US Model Multichannel User Interface Product code MI M UN DC S N MI00103 Tag 24V DC 60 W Made by VAISALA Oyj Vantaa Finland www vaisala com IP67 Type 4x C US 100 240 V AC 24 V DC Figure 8 1 MI nameplates ...

Page 81: ...IP66 67 Type 4X Installation Indoor outdoor max 50 C 122 F min 0 C 32 F must be protected from rain and direct sunlight During installation highest relative humidity of ambient air 80 Highest altitude 2000 m above sea level Weight 12 9 kg 28 5 lbs Regulatory compliance Safety IEC 61010 1 2010 EN 61010 1 2010 CSA certified to CSA C 22 2 No 61010 1 12 UL 61010 1 2012 Electromagnetic compatibility IE...

Page 82: ... Ordinary location UN Power supply AC Power supply 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz AC DC Power supply 24 V DC DC Module cards for MI 0 8 modules selectable in total one or several MO1 1 x mA output module card for 2 x mA output included in standard delivery MO1 MO2 2 x mA output module card for 4 x mA output MO2 MO3 3 x mA output module card for 6 x mA output MO3 MO4 4 x mA output module card for 8 x mA outp...

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Page 85: ...2014 30 EU Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU The conformity is declared using the following standards EN 50581 2012 Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical and electronic products with respect to the restriction of hazardous substances EN 61000 3 2 2006 A1 2009 A2 2009 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 3 2 Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions EN 61000 3 3 2013 Electrom...

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Page 87: ...on Neither the name of the organization nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS AS IS AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PU...

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Page 89: ...efractometer appli cation Main screen REFR APP DIAGNOSTICS CALIBRATION TREND LOG PRISM WASH VERIFICATION FIELD SAMPLE INPUT OUTPUT IDENTIFICATION SUPPORT SELECT DISPLAY MODES PRIMARY UNIT PRIMARY DECIMALS SECONDARY UNIT CONCENTRATION TEMPERATURE BOTH CELSIUS FAHRENHEIT CHEMICAL FIELD TAG SENSOR SOURCES PRISM WASH SUMMARY CLEAR ...

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Page 91: ...ACTORY RESET UPDATE SYSTEM TAG NETWORK CURRENT IP ADDRESS IP ADDRESS MODE SET STATIC IP ADDRESS SET STATIC IP ADDRESS APPLICATIONS APP SLOT X 1 8 MODULES REMOVE ADD MODULE SLOT X 1 8 USERS ADD USER SET NAME SET PASSWORD LOG CLEAR START BOOTP SERVER SET FIRST SENSOR IP ADDRESS CURRENT IP ADDRESS IP ADDRESS MODE Refractometer Ethernet Master user login required IP address can be viewed without login...

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