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SDI-JC-13D2   rev 8-22-22

 

 

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Operation

 

Home Screen 

 
A user-adjustable parameter in the configure/setup menu selects the number of channels being 
used. This parameter determines which home screens appear. For 3 channels installed, the home 
screens are: 3-bargraph home screen, ch. 1 bargraph, ch.2 bargraph, ch. 3 bargraph, 3-channel 
no bargraph numeric display. 
 
The sensor/xmtr Process Value (PV) is displayed at the top. The bargraph height varies in 
proportion to the PV. The lines on the right side of the bargraph are the Alarm setpoints. 

 

The lower left button on all screens indicates one of these three words:  
                   

Silence   

or

  Alarms 

 or  

History

 

When a new Alarm occurs, 

Silence 

and the bargraph blink for the channel with the active alarm, 

and the Common Alarm Relay Output energizes. Touch 

Silence 

to stop the blinking and to de-

energize the Alarm Relay. 

Alarms

 is displayed after silencing if an Alarm is still active. 

History

 is displayed when there are no active Alarms. 

 
If an alarm is configured as Manual Reset, the 

RESET

 button will be displayed after going into 

Alarm. When the PV is below the Setpoint, the RESET button must be touched to cancel the 
Alarm. 
 

Alarms 

Screen

 

From any other screen, touch the 

Alarms

 button to display the Active Alarms Screen. 

If there are no active Alarms, 

Alarms

 will not be displayed on the Main and Menu screens.  

  
All active Alarms are displayed on this screen: High Alarm, High-High Alarm, etc….   
 
The PV and time/date shown occurred when the Alarm time delay expired, and the alarm 

triggered. 

 
When the Alarms screen is displayed, 

History

 and 

Back

 are displayed.  

Touch 

History

 to display the History screen. 

Touch 

Home

 return to the Home screen.  

 

History 

Screen

 

Touch 

History

 to display the History screen. 

 

 
The History screen displays the Time/Date of the most recent 50 Alarms and Events. 
Events include: Peak Input Value, Alarm Clear, Manual Reset, JC-13D2 power-up, etc.. 
 
Touch the 

Up

 or 

Down arrow

 to advance to the next page of History.  

Touch 

Date

 to enter a time/date and then to jump to the nearest History records. 

 
The 

Hide Events 

and 

Show Events

 removes or displays Events. 

 
The History memory is retained when powered down. The History can be extracted via the USB 
port using the free JC_D2Edit PC software. 

 

 

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Silence

Menu

History

Alarms

Home

Drum Level High-High

ALARM

            16:11:02

            8/17/20

Drum Level High 

ALARM      

                         16:03:59

             8/17/20

Active Alarms

Drum Level High-High

ALARM

            16:11:02

            8/17/20

Drum Level High 

ALARM      

                         16:03:59

             8/17/20 

Drum Press Low

CLEAR

            15:15:17

             8/17/20

Drum Press. Low

ALARM

            15:01:32

            8/17/20

Drum Level High 

CLEAR      

                         11:34:19

             8/16/20

Drum Level High

ALARM

            11:29:02

             8/16/20 

SILENCE

History

Date

Back

Alarms

Home

Hide

Events

Hide

Events

Содержание JC-13D2

Страница 1: ...sensor Units totalizer Units 50 pt Alarm Event History Time Date Stamped Only 4 7 8 deep fits in most existing burner control cabinets Plug in field wiring terminals Modbus TCP Ethernet Modbus RTU RS...

Страница 2: ...ntinuously indicate the AIN Process Variable PV value The alarm setpoints are indicated on the bargraph with tic marks If the PV exceeds a Hi or HiHi Setpoint for more than 30 seconds adjustable the b...

Страница 3: ...ms Alarms will not be displayed on the Main and Menu screens All active Alarms are displayed on this screen High Alarm High High Alarm etc The PV and time date shown occurred when the Alarm time delay...

Страница 4: ...elds only where shown insulate all other shields to prevent accidental grounding Ignition transformer and motor VFD wiring are particularly electrically noisy and should be kept away from the thermoco...

Страница 5: ...ts 45 47 49 RS485 RS485 Common Ethernet 43 24 Vdc 7 ACDIN 1 8 ACDIN 2 37 24V 32 2 5Vref 38 AIN 3 39 DC 44 DCDIN 1 46 DCDIN 2 DC 24 Vdc 120 Vac 1 2 3 Relay 1 6 5 4 Relay 2 Channel 3 35 24V 32 2 5Vref 3...

Страница 6: ...r Fuse JC 10D2 31 34 33 A D 2 Wire 4 20 mA Xmtr INPUT TYPE mA Thermistor Fuse 24V JC 10D2 Thermocouple and Thermistor Field Wiring Notes Do not run in conduits with AC wiring Do not run in conduits wi...

Страница 7: ...nction DC DIN 2 Function Discrete Outputs ROUT 1 Function ROUT 2 Function DOUT 1 Function DOUT 2 Function 4 20 mA Outputs AOUT 0 1 Channel AOUT 0 1 4 mA AOUT 0 1 20 mA AOUT 0 2 Channel AOUT 0 2 4 mA A...

Страница 8: ...ow Cutoff Alarm 1 2 Types Alarm 1 Type Alarm 1 Reset Type Alarm 2 Type Alarm 2 Reset Type Bargraph Setup Tick Decimal Places Bargraph Top Bargraph Bottom Analog Input Setup Input Name Input Type Smoot...

Страница 9: ...t Types 6 0 0 15 0 15 0 Temperature Adjust degrees The displayed value is offset from the measured value by this amount for all temperatures Used to calibrate out minor temperature differences due to...

Страница 10: ...ion Totalized values can be reset to zero when User presses this button 28 Hour Day Minute Rate Time Base Minute Hour Day Examples gpm use Minute gph use Hour gal day use Day 29 x1 x1000000 x1 Rate Mu...

Страница 11: ...ed AIN Error Disabled DOUT 2 Function Disabled Alarm 1 Alarm 2 Common Alarm Horn AIN Error NOTE Horn is Off after Alarm s are silenced AIN Error means mA Vdc Out of Range T C Open Thermistor Shorted o...

Страница 12: ...H 2 Alarm 2 Setpoint 40117 RO UINT8 Enumeration CH 2 Alarm 2 Type 0 Disabled 1 LoLo 2 Lo 3 Hi 4 HiHi 40118 RO UINT32 CH 2 Totalizer Count 40120 RO FLOAT CH 3 Process Variable 40122 RO FLOAT CH 3 Alarm...

Страница 13: ...EL D4B Adapter Plate Panel Cutout 8 00 X 10 75 Specifications Mechanical Enclosure Nema 12 Faceplate Indoor Locations Bezel 3 7 8 w x 8 h x 1 d Rear Case 3 1 2 w x 7 9 16 h x 4 7 8 d Panel Cutout 3 6...

Страница 14: ...SDI JC 13D2 rev 8 22 22 page 14 of 14 Preferred Utilities Mfg Corp Preferred Instruments div 31 35 South Street Danbury CT 06810 203 743 6741 www preferred mfg com...

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