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The Interface Solution Experts 

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SPA

Site-Programmable  RTD & 

Thermocouple Limit Alarm Trips

Specifications

Repeatability:  Trip point 
repeats within ±0.05% of 
input span 
Display Accuracy:   
±1 digit 
Input Accuracy:  See 
Table 1 on following page 
Cold Junction Compen-
sation Accuracy (T/C  
inputs only):
  ±0.25°C 
Stability:  ±0.1% of 
calibrated span, maximum, 
over 6 months 
Deadband:  User set within 
selected input range; fully 
scaleable and set in user-
selected engineering units 
Response Time:   700 
milliseconds (Defined as 
time from step change on 
input to alarm state change 
when alarm is set to trip 
mid-point)  
Alarm Trip  Delay:   Pro-
grammable from 0-60 
seconds 
Line Voltage Effect:   
±0.005% of span for a 1% 
change in line voltage (ac 
or dc) 
Isolation:  1000Vrms 
between case, input, output 
(units with -AO or  
-AOZ option) and power 
terminals (NOTE:  High 
voltage effect of ±0.001% 
of output span/V possible 
with prolonged exposure to 
ac voltage above 200Vac) 
Power Consumption:   
2-3.5W, nominal;  
4.3W, maximum 

Performance 

Performance 

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Ambient 

Conditions 

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Adjustments 

Weight 

Input Failure (Burn-
out) Protection:
  On 
detected input failure, all 
relays switch to alarm state 
(unless -SF3 option is 
specified, then only relay 
#3 trips); front panel push 
buttons select HI/LO alarms 
and upscale or downscale 
drive if equipped with  
-AO or -AOZ option 
Input Impedance: 10M

Ω 

for T/C and mV inputs 
Input Over-Range Protec-
tion:
  ±5Vdc;  
180% of maximum input 
span 
 
WITH ANALOG OUTPUT

Output Accuracy:  ±0.03% 
of output span (includes the 
combined effects of linear-
ity, hysteresis, repeatability, 
and adjustment resolution) 
Response Time:  400ms 
maximum time for output 
to go from 10% to 90% for 
step change on input 
Ripple (up to 120Hz):   
Current output, 10mV 
peak-to-peak max. when 
measured across a 250

Ω 

resistor; Voltage output, 
15mV peak-to-peak max.  
Output Limiting:   
117% of span max.;  
115% of span typical 
Load Effect:  ±0.01% of 
span from 0 to maximum 
load resistance on current 
output 

Operating Range: 
–25°C to +65°C 
(–13°F to +149°F) 
Storage Range: 
–40°C to +80°C 
(–40°F to +176°F) 
Relative Humidity:   
0–95% non-condensing 

Ambient Temperature  Ef-
fect:
  ±0.005% of  
output span per °C max.;  
±15ppm of input signal 
Effect of Ambient Tem-
perature on Cold Junction 
Compensation (T/C inputs 
only):
  ±0.05% per 50°C 
change in ambient tempera-
ture 
RFI/EMI Protection: 
30V/m - ABC 

 0.5% error 

in reading when tested ac-
cording to SAMA standard 
PMC 33.1 
Common Mode Rejection:   
100dB @ 60Hz 
Normal Mode Rejection:  
40dB @ 60Hz 
 
Front panel push buttons 
control settings for zero, 
span, alarm trip points, 
high/low alarms, etc.;  Easy 
access internal settings 
select current (source or 
sink) or voltage output, and 
failsafe or 
non-failsafe alarm functions; 
Internal jumper and menu 
password protect parameter 
settings 
 
LCD:  2x4 character, backlit, 
alphanumeric readout ac-
curate to the nearest digit.   
Range:  -9999 to 9999 
LED’s:  Dual-color TRIP 
light (one for each relay) 
shows green for non-alarm, 
red for alarm; READY light 
indicates normal operation, 
extinguishes in the event of 
any internal failure; Dual-col-
or INPUT light shows green 
for input with rated range, 
red for over range and sen-
sor/wire failure 
 
456 to 513 g  
(16.1 to 18.1 oz) 

Ambient 

Conditions 

Indicators

Performance 

with Analog 
Output (-AO 

Option) 

Specifications and information subject to change without notice.

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Страница 1: ...The Interface Solution Experts 1 SPA SPAApril 2016 224 721 00D Site Programmable RTD Thermocouple Limit Alarm Trips Site Programmable RTD Thermocouple Limit Alarm Trips TPRG...

Страница 2: ...y Jumper installed in OFF position Security Jumper installed in ON position VIEW current settings Front Panel Push Buttons Inactive during operation Inactive during operation SELECT Use or push button...

Страница 3: ...fications 5 Alarm Terminology 7 Internal Settings 8 Programming the TPRG SPA 10 Main Menu View Settings 10 Password 12 Configure Sensor 13 Configure Options 15 Configure Alarm s 17 Change the Security...

Страница 4: ...s two ways to set the alarm trip point If an input source is either unavailable or inconvenient the unit s front panel push buttons and integral liquid crystal display LCD can be used to enter the des...

Страница 5: ...resis repeatability and adjustment resolution Response Time 400ms maximum time for output to go from 10 to 90 for step change on input Ripple up to 120Hz Current output 10mV peak to peak max when meas...

Страница 6: ...00 C to 400 C 328 F to 752 F 0 C to 1760 C 32 F to 3200 F 0 C to 1760 C 32 F to 3200 F 130 C to 1300 C 202 F to 2372 F 400 C to 1820 C 752 F to 3308 F Accuracy 0 1 C 100 0 2 C 200 300 400 0 15 C 500 1...

Страница 7: ...call for a buffer zone or Deadband around the trip point to allow for minute fluctuations in the process input In the SPA the reset point is deter mined by the deadband setting Latching SPA alarms wi...

Страница 8: ...and the location of each of the controls for setting Password Security ON OFF Figure 2 Failsafe Non failsafe Alarm Function Figure 3 Current Source Sink or Voltage Figure 4 Available in AO equipped SP...

Страница 9: ...e Alarm Function NO1 CM1 NC1 NO2 CM2 NC2 GND RELAY 1 RELAY 2 POWER AC OR DC SLIDING PANEL SPA UNDERSIDE SET CURRENT SOURCE SINK OR VOLTAGE SOURCE CURRENT BACK FRONT SINK CURRENT VOLTAGE FAILSAFE NON F...

Страница 10: ...only Standard Ranged Zero and Full Scale AO AOZ equipped units only Analog Output Trim AO AOZ equipped units only Main Menu View Settings Figure 5 gives an overview of the first level of menus used to...

Страница 11: ...E SCREEN SHOWS PASS LOCK VIEW SELECT READ ONLY VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT READ BUT DO NOT CHANGE CURRENT SETTINGS CONF EXIT CONF SE...

Страница 12: ...settings can be viewed but not changed 4 If you have entered the correct password the Configure Sensor menu CONF SENS will be accessed If not the display will show a READ ONLY message 5 From READ ONL...

Страница 13: ...t display is the menu for the selection of functional options CONF OPTS To skip the rest of the configuration menus and return to the display of the measured input value press the up arrow button 2 ti...

Страница 14: ...STANCES VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT USE UP DOWN BUTTONS TO SCROLL THROUGH AVAILABLE WIRING USE UP DOWN BUTTONS TO TOGGLE BETWEEN RJC ON OR RJC OFF 3 WIRE RJ...

Страница 15: ...between a sensor failure and an alarm condition on the input and depending upon which of the available SPA options is installed the SET FAIL menu can be used to set the following operating parameters...

Страница 16: ...ENGU OPTS EXIT SET LIN DEG C LIN ON FAIL HIGH SET FAIL OPTS EXIT SET ENGU CONF ALRM MAIN MENU VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT USE BUTTO...

Страница 17: ...through 6 In the INP TRIP menu the SPA must be set up with calibration equipment see Figure 10 In this the Standard Ranging procedure the unit captures its trip point from the input of an adjustable s...

Страница 18: ...VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT ENTER TRIP POINT SMART RANGING IF NO OTHER ALARMS ARE INSTALLED GOES TO NEXT ALARM DISPLAYS ENGINEERING UNITS USE ARROW BUTTONS TO SET DISPLAY TO DESIRE...

Страница 19: ...ncrements 21 Press SELECT when the display shows the desired delay setting This returns the unit to the Alarm Configuration menu at SET HILO choose high or low alarm function 22 Press SELECT to access...

Страница 20: ...the SF3 option Refer to the Operation section under Sensor Failure and Alarms for more information SET LATCHING NON LATCHING 27 From the SET LAT screen press SELECT 28 Use the arrow buttons to toggle...

Страница 21: ...be locked out READ ONLY mode Figure 11 shows the menu 1 From the PASS WORD screen press SELECT to access PASS 2 Use the arrow buttons to increment or decrement the password number to be stored in unit...

Страница 22: ...LECT 3 Use the arrow buttons to raise or lower the value displayed according to the requirements of the application NOTE The engineering units displayed on this screen are determined by the setting en...

Страница 23: ...put level 4 Press SELECT storing the zero setting in SPA memory and accessing SAVE FULL 5 Press SELECT again The screen will flash the input level 6 Adjust input to the desired 100 level The screen wi...

Страница 24: ...s to choose the level zero or full scale that is to be trimmed 4 Press SELECT to begin the trim process The display will begin to flash the TRIM ZERO or TRIM FULL screen depending upon the option chos...

Страница 25: ...ly START TRIM OUT TRIM ZERO TRIM ZERO TRIM FULL TRIM FULL EXIT OUT CONF EXIT INP Z FS CONF EXIT EXIT OUT TRIM FULL TRIM ZERO EXIT OUT TRIM FULL TRIM ZERO VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELECT VIEW SELEC...

Страница 26: ...back panel over the top lip of the rail and pivot downward until the housing locks into place To mount the unit on G type rail seat the extrusion under the top lip of the rail and again pivot downward...

Страница 27: ...f Moore Industries instruments can be classified as receivers IPT 2 IPX 2 etc and some can be classified as transmitters TRX TRY etc while some are both a receiver and a transmitter SPA 2 HIM etc Henc...

Страница 28: ...3 AND 4 WIRE RTD HOOKUPS MULTIPLE RTD HOOKUPS FOR DIFFERENTIAL AND AVERAGED INPUTS SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 SENSOR 3 SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 NOTE IN DIFFERENTIAL MEASUREMENT APPLICATIONS ALWAYS C...

Страница 29: ...B6 B7 B8 B9 Not Present Not Present NO3 NO3 NO2 CM3 CM3 CM2 NC3 NC3 NC2 NO2 CM2 NC2 Relay 1 above Relay 1 above NO4 CM4 NC4 Not Present NO2 CM2 NC2 Relay 2 above 1 Relay 1PRG 2 Relays 2PRG 3 Relays 3...

Страница 30: ...arm condition relative to the trip point setting A red LED indicates alarm NOTE The state of the SPA relays in alarm or non alarm is determined by the failsafe non failsafe setting of the unit s inter...

Страница 31: ...into unit memory This can be caused by power loss or fluctuation during power up Reference Junction Compensation Resistor Burnout Internal Table Error The linearization curve pro gramming is not corr...

Страница 32: ...THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REM EDIES FOR BREACH OF ANYWARRANTY CONCERNINGTHE GOODS OR SERVICES SHALL BE FOR THE COMPANY AT ITS OPTION TO REPAIR OR REPLACE THE GOODS OR SERVICES OR REFUND THE PURCHASE PRI...

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