User’s Manual Series TAS-1
FEMA ELECTRÓNICA - Page 2
1.1-INDEX
1.- Introduction
1.1.- Index
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1.2.- If this is the first time you work with a TAS-1 meter
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1.3.- Frontal View and Rear View of the instrument
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2.- Quick Reference Guide
2.1.- Connections
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2.2.- Programming Menu
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3.- Configuration
3.1.- Input Signal
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3.2.- Direct Access
3.2.1- Decimal Point Position
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3.2.2- Adjusting the Low Indication
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3.2.3- Adjusting the High Indication
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3.2.4- Alarm Setpoints
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3.2.5- Correcting a Low Input Signal
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3.2.6- Correcting a High Input Signal
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4.- Advanced Configuration
4.1.- Input Signal for : DC Voltage
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4.2.- Input Signal for : AC Voltage
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4.3.- Input Signal for : DC Current
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4.4.- Input Signal for : AC Current
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4.5.- Alarm Configuration
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4.6.- Manual Adjustment
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4.7.- Dealing with Errors
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4.8.- Advanced Indication
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4.9.- Blocking the Keypad
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4.10.- Resetting the system. Default values
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4.11.- Messages and Errors
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5.- Configuring with a PC
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6.- Technical Specifications and Dimensions
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7.- Available Options .- Installing and Configuring
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7.1- Analog Output - TSAT Option Board
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7.1.1- Connections
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7.1.2- Technical Characteristics
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7.1.3- Start-Up
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7.1.4- Configuration
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7.2- Installing the option boards
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7.3- Modbus Output - R485M Option Board
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7.3.1- Configuration
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7.3.2- Accepted Functions
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7.3.3- Register Map
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7.3.4- Connections and Bus Terminator
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7.3.5- Modbus frame structure-I
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7.3.6- Character Structure
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7.3.7- Modbus frame structure-II
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7.4- Peak, Valley, Hold, Tare, Reset - TEK Option Board
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7.4.1- Available Functions
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7.4.2- Connections
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7.4.3- Configuration
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8.- CE Certificate / Warranty
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9.- Safety Information
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