APT3700N Smart Pressure Transmitter for Nuclear Service Operation Manual M3700N-K01E
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5.6. Troubleshooting
The basic check cases of malfunctioning Transmitter cases are followed below.
Status
Reason
Problem Solving
The Transmitter
does not
HHT and
communicate.
Loop
Wiring
o. Inspect HHT and Power Supply’s resistance at
least 250 ohmd.
o. Check if a satisfying voltage is raised in the
Transmitter. Transmitter power plug voltage is
always between 12V~45VDC.
o. Inspect the grounds for Disconnected Tracks and
paragraphs.
Sensor
Input Fail
o. Connect the HHT and place the Transmitter into
Test mode to check Sensor Fail
Loop Wiring
o. Check if the terminal contact is protective, and
check if there is dust or damaged.
Power Supply
o. Transmitter terminal voltage is always between
12V~45VDC.
(It does not matter with loop current size)
output signal is high
electronic
circuit
Module
o. Connect HHT and set Transmitter into Test mode
to inspect sensor limit to check Calibration if it is in
sensor range.
Loop Wiring
o. Check if the Transmitter terminal’s voltage is
always between 12V~45VDC.
o. Inspect the grounds for Disconnected Tracks and
paragraphs.
o. Connect to HHT and have the current flow fixed
through 4mA or 20mA.
output signal is
unstable
electronic
circuit
Module
o. Inspect Connect HHT and Transmitter in Test
mode settings.
Sensor
Element
o. Connect HHT and connect Transmitter in Test
mode and check Sensor Fail
o. Check to see if it is out of range with PV value.