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Configuration of class 210-R transmitters

by keypad

USER MANUAL

Summary of Contents for 210-R Series

Page 1: ...Configuration of class 210 R transmitters by keypad USER MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...R 18 8 2 Pressure measurement integration CP210 R 18 8 3 Time delay between two auto zeros CP211 R and CP212 R 18 8 4 Air velocity measurement integration CTV210 R 19 8 5 Add an offset 19 9 F 600 COMP...

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Page 5: ...a moving average on the last hour M1 to compare with a moving average on the last 5 minutes M2 If M1 M2 the trend is stable If M1 M2 the trend is upwards If M1 M2 the trend is downwards Indicator ligh...

Page 6: ...0 V 0 5 V 0 20 mA Combinations 1 4 Protection tip of the sensors It s extremely unwise to remove the protection tip of our hygrometry probes as the sensitive element is very fragile even to light cont...

Page 7: ...nge to place in the cable gland must be between 4 and 8 mm The power supply wiring must be performed with crimping copper connections or a tinning in case of multi wire cable After performing the wiri...

Page 8: ...6 folders F 100 folder of the transmitter configuration See page 9 F 200 folder of the channels and units of measurement See page 11 F 300 folder of the analogue outputs See page 12 F 400 folder of th...

Page 9: ...blinks Set it between 0 and 5 pressing Up and Down keys When pressing Up or Down key to change the contrast level there is a lag time of 1 second where the digits disappear then they reappear with the...

Page 10: ...splayed Press Up key F 140 is displayed with OFF meaning that the locking is deactivated Press OK OFF blinks Press Up or Down key ON blinks then press OK LOCK is displayed for a few seconds then the t...

Page 11: ...n key to select the sub folder F 210 corresponding to the channel 2 Press Up and Down keys to select the required unit according to the type of transmitter sign allows to deactivate the channel Units...

Page 12: ...onfiguration Before carrying out the output diagnostics all connections and configurations of the transmitter must be enabled to avoid any damage on the transmitter and the measurement device Select a...

Page 13: ...e transmitter is powered on Press OK Enter the activation code see page 8 Press OK Press Up key to go to folder F 302 corresponding to the low range of the channel 1 Press OK The first digit of the lo...

Page 14: ...ork to clean the installation 6 Purge duration for example 30 seconds 7 Deactivation of the relay 1 stop sending compressed air 8 Wait for time delay for example 10 seconds 9 Deactivation of the relay...

Page 15: ...mmHG kPa PSI daPa hPa CP211 R 100 10 2 0 40 1 00 0 75 0 100 10 0 1 00 CP212 R 1000 102 0 4 01 10 00 7 50 1 000 100 0 10 00 CP213 R 10 000 1019 7 40 14 100 00 75 00 10 000 1000 0 100 00 Temperature TH2...

Page 16: ...nds to the relay 2 setting The relay setting procedure explained below corresponds to the relay 1 setting For the relay 2 setting go to the corresponding folder and perform the same procedure as for t...

Page 17: ...digit has been set F 403 blinks Press Up key to go to the F 404 folder F 414 for relay 2 then press OK This folder corresponds to the delay 1 setting Set the delay 1 with the Up and Down keys Press O...

Page 18: ...to pressure changes When making measurements in unstable air movement conditions the pressure measurement may fluctuate The integration coefficient from 0 to 9 makes an average of the measurements th...

Page 19: ...nstable the user selects a strong integration Integration 7 The variation is lower than 10 m s it is possible to apply the integration calculation formula Next displayed value 2 8 7 2 10 3 m s The tra...

Page 20: ...value then press OK The second number blinks Enter with Up and Down keys its value then press OK Repeat the procedure for the following numbers Press OK when the last number is set F 531 blinks the of...

Page 21: ...nks Press Up or Down key to set the temperature sign 0 for a positive temperature or for a negative temperature Press OK The 2nd digit blinks Press Up or Down key to set the digit then press OK Repeat...

Page 22: ...210 R The transmitter is powered on Press OK Enter the activation code see page 8 Press OK Press Up key to go to F 611 folder Press OK Set the 1st digit with Up and Down keys then press OK to set the...

Page 23: ...ar section The transmitter is powered on Press OK Enter the activation code see page 8 Press OK Press Up key to go to F 622 folder to set the length of the rectangular section Press OK Set the length...

Page 24: ...e airflow Airflow C D pressure The transmitter is powered on Press OK Enter the activation code see page 8 Press OK Press Up key to go to F 625 folder to set the coefficient value Press OK Set the coe...

Page 25: ...2 deactivation of the channel According to the type of transmitter see below Units available according to the channel and the type of transmitter CP211 212 213 R Pa mmH2O inWG mbar mmHg daPa kPa hPa...

Page 26: ...V 10 mA 12 mA 3 10 V 5 V 20 mA 20 mA F 312 Low range of the channel 2 According to the type of transmitter F 313 High range of the channel 2 According to the type of transmitter F 390 Purge mode ON a...

Page 27: ...the measurement pressure From 0 to 9 F 501 CTV210 R only Integration of the measurement air velocity From 0 to 9 F 510 CP210 R with solenoid valve only Time delay between two auto calibrations From 0...

Page 28: ...the section 0 mm 1 inch F 622 CP210 R and CTV210 R Rectangular section length F 623 CP210 R and CTV210 R Rectangular section width F 624 CP210 R and CTV210 R Circular section diameter F 625 CP210 R Ai...

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Page 32: ...NTang Transmitters_Class_210 R 30 10 18 RCS 24 P rigueux 349 282 095 Non contractual document We reserve the right to modify the characteristics of our products without prior notice...

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