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TPItL 10 - TPItL 400 / 401*-
*With display: TPAtL 401

ARDETEM - TA CO/136- B 02/16 Any data in this documentation may be modified without prior notice.
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User handbook

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 Summary Summary
INFORMATION p2 5.11 Access code p25
1 . INTRODUCTION p3 5.12 Functions accessible in the main menu p25
5.12.1 - Simulation of the display p25
2 . SPACE REQUIREMENTS p6
5.12.2 - Simulation of the analog output p25
3 . CONNECTINGS p6 5.12.3 - Test of the error function p26
5.12.4 - Deleting of the recorded alarms p26
4 . SAFETY FUNCTIONS p7 5.12.5 - Teleloading of programming files p26
5 . PROGRAMMING with the µconsole p8 6 . FUNCTIONS WHICH CAN BE ACCESSED
5.1 Communication with the instrument p8 DIRECTLY FROM THE µCONSOLE DISPLAY
5.2 Orientation through the programming with the µconsole p9 6.1 Functions that require pressing only 1 key p27
5.3 Main menu p9 a / Display of the min. value p27
5.4 Programming menu p10 b / Display of the max. value p 27
5.4.1 - Programming of the input p10 c/ Deleting of the min. and max. values p27
a / Process signals p10
6.2 Functions which require pressing several keys p28
b / Temperature signals p11
6.2.1 - Process calibration p28
c / Resistive sensors p11
6.2.2 - Visualisation of the direct measure p29
5.4.2 - Programming of the µconsole display p12
6.2.3 - Visualisation and setting of the alarm setpoints p29
5.5 Display of the measure p16
5.5.1 - Mode transmitter / indicator p16 7 . ERROR MESSAGES p29
5.6 Features of the inputs and programming limits p17 7.1 LED ON p29
5.6.1 - Current and voltage input p17
5.6.2 - Temperature input p17 8 . GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS p29
5.6.3 - Resistance and potentiometer input p18
5.7 Display features p18
9 . LEXIQUE p29
5.8 Features of the outputs and programming limits p20
5.8.1 - Analog output p20
5.8.2 - Digital output p21 10 .ANNEXE : MODBUS p34
5.8.3 - Relay outputs p21 10.1 Table of the Modbus addresses p34
5.8.4 - Safeties p22 10.2 Description of the born Modbus functions p35
5.9 Programming of the µconsole parameters p24 10.3 Reading in double integer format p36
5.10 Reading of the configuration p24 10.4 CRC16 calculation algorythm p36

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 INFORMATION

Receipt of the instrument

Check that the type of the instrument (indicated on the case label) corresponds to your order.
Keep the packaging as long as the instrument is not finally mounted.

Installation and mounting

The instrument can be connected to dangerous electrical voltages.

It needs to be mounted, connected and implemented by a qualified technician, trained to the safety instructions, who will have read this
manual.
This product is only part of a system which includes other elements (such as the sensor, signalings, controls etc...)
After installing the system, a complete test of good operation must be performed by the person who has designed the installation.

Maintenance

No maintenance necessary, in case of error the instrument will be placed in safety mode.
Replace the instrument by an identical one and return this one for repair.

Dismounting of the instrument

Disconnect the instrument, take care to set the measure chain in safety status before.

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1. INTRODUCTION
The series TPItL has been designed according to the standard EN61508, and fulfils
the requirements of a level 2 safety integrity (SIL2).
This series offers a complete range of measure interfaces, fully programmable,
either with the µconsole, or by PC via the configuration software.
The µconsole with graphical rear-lit LCD allows visualising of 4 types of information:
- the value of the measure
- the displayed measure unit
- the value of the analog output or the product name (TAG)
- the status of the relay outputs and the RS485 communication
It also allows displaying this information either verically or horizontally, according to
the sense in which the converter is mounted.
• Input features common to the series TPItL10,TPItL401
- Thermocouple inputs (J, K, B, R, S, T, E, N, L, W, W3, WRE5)
- Sensor inputs: Pt100, Ni 100
- Resistive sensor inputs: caliber 0-400 Ω and 0-2 kΩ (0-8 kΩ optional)
- Potentiometer inputs: from 100 Ω to 10 kΩ
• Input features specific to the series TPItL10
- A unidirectional direct current or voltage input:
0-100 mV, 0-1V, 0-10V, 0-300V, 0-20mA.
• Series TPItL 401/ 400
- Isolated analog output A:
Programmable output: active or passive current, or voltage
- Relay output R: 2 relays - Mode setpoint or window.
Latching function.
Time delay and hysteresis adjustable on each setpoint.
Alarm messages
- Isolated digital data link N: RS 485 2 wire, protocole MODBUS-JBUS.
Note: The current and voltage outputs do not operate independently: only 1 type of
output can be considered at the same time (mA or V on choice) parametrable on
the instrument.
If in the programming menus (see p12) the user chooses OUT.I (output mA) the
current output (terminals D3 and D4) will react correctly according to the entered
programming.
Caution: the voltage output OUT.U (output V) (terminals D1 and D2) will also send a
signal which should not be considered as valid.
If the user programmes the output type as current (OUT.I) only the signal on the current
output terminals (D3 and D4) is valid, even if a voltage is generated on the terminals
D1 and D2. On the contrary if the user programmes the output type as voltage (OUT.U)
only the signal on the voltage output terminals (D1 and D2) is valid, even if a current
is generated on the terminals D3 and D4.

• Input features specific to the series TPItL401, TPItL 400

- A bidirectional direct current or voltage input:
±100 mV, ±1V, ±10V, ±300V, ±20mA.

•Available options: (specify on order)

• Series TPItL10
- Isolated analog output A:
Programmable output: active or passive current, or voltage.
- Relay output R:
2 relays - Mode setpoint or mode window.
Latching function.
Time delay and hysteresis adjustable on each setpoint.
Alarm messages.
• Series TPAtL 401
- Isolated analog output A:
Programmable output: active or passive current, or voltage.

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 Input features
TPItL
10 400 401
Types of Measure range Permanent Intrinsic Console Input
INPUTS adjustable from: overload error resolution impedance
TPAL
Coding 401

Type • • • mA∗ -2 to +22mA ±100mA 10 µA Max. drop

TPItL XXXX ARN 0.9V
• • -22 to +22mA

Inputs: Outputs: A analog I/U isolated • • • mV∗ -10 to +110mV ±1V 100 µV
TPItL 10 -110 to +110mV
R 2 change-over relays • •
TPItL 400/401 < ±0.1% of
N digital RS 485 isolated • • • -0.1 to +1.1V ±50V the MR 1 mV ≥ 1MΩ
TPAtL 401 • • -1.1 to +1.1 V
• V
• • -1 to +11V 10 mV
• • -11 to +11V
• • • -30 to +330V ±600V 100 mV
• • -330 to +330V
Thermocouples∗ °C °F
Standard IEC 581
J -160/1200 -256/2192
K -270/1370 -454/2498 (2)
B 200/1820 392/3308 <±0.1%
R -50/1770 -58/3218 of the MR 0.1° or 1° ≥ 1 MΩ
S -50/1770 -58/3218 - C or F
• • T -270/410 -454/770
Available versions: (consult for different configurations) E -120/1000 -184/1832
N 0/1300 -32/2372
L -150/910 -238/1670
W 1000/2300 1832/4172
TPItL 10 A AR W3 0/2480 32/4496
WRE5 0/2300 32/4172
TPItL 401/400 A AR ARN
TPAtL 401 A
• • Pt100Ω 3 wire sen-
sor (1)∗, Stand. IEC
°C °F
- <±0.1% 0.1° or 1° Currrent
751 (DIN 43760) -200/850 -328/1562
- of the MR C or F 250µA

• • Ni 100 3 w. sensor (1)∗ -60/260 -76/500

-
• • Resistive sensors Calibers 0-440 Ω∗
and 0-2.2 kΩ
- <±0.1%
of the MR
0,1Ω
(400Ω)
Current
max.
(0-8.8 kΩ optional) (0.5% for 0- 1Ω (2kΩ) 250µA
2KΩ)
• • Potentiometer from 100Ω to 10 kΩ
-
0,1%
Voltage
max.
100mV

• • • Supply for 2-wire

sensor
24 VDC ±15% with protection from short-circuits.
25 mA max.

• • • Special linearisation
programming up to
On inputs: mV, V, mA.
Resistive sensors and potentiometer
20 points

• • • Square root
extraction
On inputs: mV, V or mA

∗ Sensor break detection: (2) Or 30 µV typical (60µV Max.)

mA input (if down scale ≥ 3.5mA)
CJC efficiency: ±0.03°C/°C ±0.5°C
Other inputs: a 12µA pulsed current allows
from -5°C to +50°C
the detection of line or sensor break.
(1) The influence of the line resistance (0<Rl<<25Ω) MR Measure range
is included in the announced intrinsic error.
Thermal drift <150ppm /°C
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Response time of the outputs General features
(for a variation from 0 to 90% of the input signal)
Galvanic partition: 2kV-50 Hz-1 min between supply, inputs, relay outputs, analog
outputs
TPItL401/400 : 1kV-50Hz-1min between analog output and digital output
• TPItL 401/400/451/450 TPAtL 401
Average response time: 200 ms (1)
Dielectric
• TPItL 10 Max. operating range Power draw
Average response time: 500 ms (1) withstanding
(1) Add 50 ms for the response time on the analog output 20 to 270 VAC 50/60/400 HZ 3.5 W max.
2KV-50Hz-1min.
and 20 to 300 VDC 6 VA max.

• Standard sampling time: 100 ms

• Common mode rejection rate: 130 dB

Output features Serial mode rejection rate: 40 dB 50/60 Hz
• Zero drift compensation and self-calibration
Types of
00
01

• Conform with standards IEC 61000-6-4 on rejections and IEC 61000-6-2 immunity
0

1/4
1
L4

Features
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OUTPUTS
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(in industrial environment) IEC 61000-4-2 level 3, IEC 61000-4-3 level 3,

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Co
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TP
TP

TP

Active/ IEC 61000-4-4 level 4, IEC 61000-4-6 level 3.

Current: Direct or reversed 0-20mA
• • • A 1 analog passive Load impedance ≤ Lr 600Ω
CE marking according to the directive EMC 2004/108/CE
SIL 2 according to EN61508
current Voltage: Direct or reversed 0-10V

Voltage Load impedance ≥ Lr 5KΩ

2 setpoints per relay
configurable over the whole MR.
• • R 2 change-over relays Hysteresis programmable from 0 to 100%.
Time delay programmable from 0 to 25 sec.
(250 VAC 5A on resistive load or 30VDC 2A)
Programming:
• With the micro-console (access protected by code on several levels, see p25)
(LxhxD= 26,5 x 80 x 20 mm)
This µconsole for clipping on the front face allows visualising the measures or occa-
sional modifications of the programming via a 4-key keyboard. It also allows teleloa-
ding programming files to other products of the ARDETEM range.
The programming menus and the functions which can be reached from the console
are detailed in the following pages.

Its graphical rear-lit LCD allows visualising 4 types of information:

- the value of the measure
- the displayed measure unit
- the value of the analog output or the product name (TAG)
- the status of the relay outputs and the digital data link RS485

This µconsole also allows displaying this information either vertically or horizontally,
according to the sense in which the converter is mounted.

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• With the configuration software SuperVision Dimensions: without µconsole: 22.5 x 75 x 120 mm
To communicate with the series TPItL from a PC you will need a connection with µconsole: 26.5 x 80 x 130 mm
cable. To connect this cable to the TPItL, unclip the front face and insert the DIN
Housing: self-extinguishing case of black UL 94VO ABS
plug into the especially foreseen female connector (see drawing hereafter). Then
connect the SUBD 9 points contact on one of the PC serial ports. Mounting in switchbox: latching on symmetrical DIN rail.
The software SuperVision allows reading the measures or modifying the configura- Rack version: consult
tion of the converter. Plug-off connectors for screwed connectings
Each configuration is kept as a file stored on hard or floppy disk. These files (2.5mm², flexible or rigid)
can then be consulted, modified, duplicated or loaded into the converters. The Protection: Housing / terminals: IP 20
files can be created with or without having a converter connected. This software
also allows the saving of existing configurations from the instruments already in Operating temperature: -5 to 50°C
service. All the files can be edited on any type of printer. Storage temperature: -20 to 70°C

2. SPACE REQUIREMENTS 3. WIRING

22.7(*)
130.4 Upper connectors
Numbering of the terminals:
connectors A/B/C
1234
119.9 SUPPLY INPUTS
Voltage presence LED
ON (verte) or major A1 A2 A3 A4 B1 B2 B3 B4 C1 C2 C3 C4
error indication (red)
Relay 1
A B C + 300V -
Location of the upper connectors
Relat 2
+ - 1V/10V
µconsole AC ~ ~
108.5

µconsole plug
DC + -
+ - mV/mA
PC connection plug
Location of the lower connectors + - Tc
D E F
Numbering of the
terminals: Resistance
1234
connectors D/E/F R < 440Ω
(*) 26.5 with µconsole R<2.2KΩ or 8.8KΩ
(optional)

To allow the insertion of the µconsole: mount the PT100 3 wire

instruments vertically (on horizontal DIN rail),
leaving a 5mm space between each. potentiometer
+ - 2-wire
transmitter

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22.7 5 22.7 3 26.5 1
 4. SAFETY FUNCTIONS
Lower connector
The TPItL has been designed to fulfil a level 2 safety integrity (SIL2).
OUTPUTS OF THE TPItL 10 - TPItL401- TPItL 400 Only the 4-20mA current output and the relays can be used in a safety system.
Analog output Relay outputs RS485 output
The voltage output and the digital output are not safened.

D1 D2 D3 D4 E1 E2 E3 E4 F1 F2 F3 F4 B1 B2 B3 B4 The safety status of the instrument is the off tension status (de-energised on trip principle):
- relays not excited,
NO2 NO1 B A
- + - + - analog output at 0 mA.
V mA digital data link RS485
0-10V 0-4/20mA NC2 C2 NC1 C1 The following points need to be respected to ensure a SIL2 level and achieve
active
Relay 2 Relay 1 the safety features (given in Tab.1)

Lr The voltage output or the pas-

• When the sensor break is present (mV or temperature input) it should not be
sive current output is not available disconnected
simultaneously with the digital
data link. CAPT ON menu safety (p15)
0-4/20mA passive
external source 30V max. Only 1 of the 2 analog outputs
can be activated at the same time • In case of sensor break and self-diagnosis the return values of the (analog
(outputs not independent). and relay) outputs should correspond to the safety status (safety menu p15)
Note:
To increase the relay output safety level, we recommend setting Relay: LO
the 2 relays in series (see relay output p21) REPL = 0 (mA)

• Checking of the output:

The instrument checks the current value in the output loop and switches to the
safety status if it diverges by more than 12% of the theoretical sent value.
This checking of the output must be validated: CHECK YES , menu analog
output (page 12).

• The use of the relays must be conform with the technical features given
OUTPUTS OF THE TPAtL 401 A page 21.
Analog output
• Programme a user code allowing to protect the access to the functions which
D1 D2 D3 D4 Only 1 of the 2 analog ouputs might be dangerous inside the system.
can be activated at the same time Access to the configuration of the instrument, to the programming of the alarm
(outputs not independent). setpoints, the adjustment of the measure, the simulation functions and the
- + - +
V mA teleloading of configuration files (see page 25).
0-10V 0-4/20mA
active • Periodical operation test:
The periodical operation test serves to check the safety function and to detect any
potentially dangerous unrecognizable anomalies or failures. The correct operation
Lr of the measure system must be checked at appropriate periodical intervals (for
instance each year).
The installation operator should be the person who defines the type of
0-4/20mA passive checking. The time intervals will depend on the PFDavg value.
external source 30V max. (see the menus simulation, generator and «TEST défaut» (error test)) p7
Note: To increase the safety level of the relays we recommend setting the 2 Lexique:
relays in series (see page 21).
HFT: Hardware Fault Tolerance
Technical features related to the safety:
PFH: Possibility of a dangerous Failure per Hour
The TPItL 10/400/401 and TPAtL 401 can be used in 1 channel architectures PFDavg: average Probability of dangerous Failure on Demand
(1001D) for a SIL2 level. They can be used in SIL3, but with redundancy. SFF: Safe Failure Fraction
These instruments are of the type B with a HFT of 0.

tab 1:

Use PFH (1) PFDavg PFDavg SFF 5. PROGRAMMING with the µconsole
Tproof 1 year Tproof 5
year 5.1 Communication with the instrument
Graphical LCD
TPItL alone 5E-08 2.2E-04 1.1E-03 93%
Display of the measure
TPItL with ther-
mocouple (2) 1.5E-07 6.6E-04 3.3E-03 92% Indication of
Display of the measure
unit
the relay 1 -1.234
TPItL with 3 alarm status
Bar
12.04mA
Display of the analog

wire RTD (2) 6.8E-08 3E-04 1.5E-03 94% .)) 1 2 . ♥ output value or the
product marking name
Indication of (eg.: TANK)
(1) Maximum solicitation: once every hour the relay M Indication of activity
2 alarm of the converter
(2) Low stress environment status (measuring)
Indication of digital
communication RS485
Replacement of the instrument:
In case of detected anomalies or indication of an error, replace the instrument
4 keys for access:
taking care to set the measure chain in safety status before. - to the reading or the modification of the programming
Disconnect the instrument without modifying the wiring. - to the converter specific functions

Make sure the reference and the type of the output options of the replacement
instrument are identical to those of the instrument to be replaced (see the connec- Several functions are available during the measure display
tion label located on the side of the product). directly by pressing 1 key:
Programme the replacement instrument exactly like the one to be replaced (trans- M Access to the main menu p9
fer of programming file or programming with the micro console).
Then programme the same access code allowing to safen the programming and Display of the max. value p27
the access to some functions (see page 25) Display of the min. value p27
Connect the instrument instead of the old one.
Test the correct operating and the safety functions. 0 reset of the min. and max. p27 p8
Return the instrument to us, describing the anomaly you have noted.
By pressing several keys simultaneously: 5.2 Orientation through the programming with the
µconsole
+ Setting of the display down scale∗; see page 28
The dialogue is ensured by 4 keys located on the front face.
+ M Setting of the display full scale∗; see page 28 M
+ M Visualisation of the direct measure; see page 29
Exit from a sub- Move through the Move through Validation of
+ M menu to access menus: upwards, or the menus: the displayed
Visualisation and setting of the alarm setpoints∗; see page 29 the next menu increase the value downwards, or parameter, or
∗ Functions that can be locked with the programming code / access to the shown decrease the value access to a
programming shown submenu
exit menu
Reading convention:
Note: In mode programming, the instrument will automatically revert to
Move through the main menu the measure display with the previous configuration if no key is pressed
Revert to the previous menu during 1min.
In mode programming, the instrument will carry on measuring and
«
Blinking display: awaiting validation or setting managing its output options with the previous configuration.
Alternating information display
5.3 Main menu scroll vertical
Entering of a parameter: menus move
First start by increasing or decreasing and
6888 the 1st digit and the sign: from -9 to +9. (if relay /analog (if analog (if relay/ analog
6588 The 2nd from 0 to 9. Between each entering, validate « «
output)
« output)
« output)
«
(if relay output)
« «
«
6528 The 3rd from 0 to 9. the cipher with the key
READ PROG PCODE SIMUL GENE TEST CLrA LOAD
6520 The 4th from 0 to 9.
65.20 And then the decimal
point if it needs to be Mode rea- Programming Simulation of Simulation Test of the Deleting of Teleloading
entered. ding of the of the access the display of the setting the recorded of program-
configuration code (see p25) analog in safety alarms ming files
(see p24) (see p25) Authorized by outputs position (see p26) (see p26)
access code (see p25) (see error Authorized by
CODE Authorized by function access code
« access code test p26)
8 888 Authoriz. by
access code

If code correct, Entering of the access code.

access to the The access to the programming
programming If code menu is protected by a 4-cipher
menu incorrect, code.
see page 25 message The code is 0000 on factory
appears exit (to change the code, see
page 25)
NO p9
5.4 Programming menu (according to options) 5.4.1 Programming of the input

INPUT Access to the programming of the input p10

a. Process signals
INPUT
Access to the programming of the operating mode INPUT
DISPL (mode indicator or transmitter) p12 «

ANA Access to the programming of the analog output p12 TYPE « «

to t° sensors
(option analog output) V mA resistive sensors
Access to the communication parameters p13 voltage input current input
JBUS (option digital output)
choice of the caliber
« voltage input only

RELAY Access to the programming of the relays p14 CALIB « « «

(option relay output)
100m 1V 10V 300V
SECU Access to the programming of the analog output and p15
the relays in case of self-diagnosis and/or sensor
break, and access to the disconnection of the sensor
break (option analog or relay output)
PrDIS Access to the programming of the µconsole display p15

FILE Access to the TPItL file name p16

EXIT Access to the programming exit with or without p16

configuration saving DISPL

Note:
⇒ In mode programming, the instrument will automatically revert to the
measure with the previous configuration if no key is pressed during 1min.
Beware:
The measure range (uni or bidirectional scale) depends on the value entered for
the parameters dINP and FINP (see page 12).
If the value of dINP and FINP is negative the converter will operate with a bidi-
rectional input scale.
If the values of dINP and FINP are both positive the converter will operate with a
unidirectional input scale.

Note: Example for a 10V caliber:

Press M to go on to the next menu Move through the menus / choice dINP = -1.0V FINP = 10V (bidirectional input)
The measure range is from -11V to +11V.

M Menu exit / access Upwards move / increase dINP = 0V FINP=10V (unidirectional input)
The measure range is from -1V to 11V.
Downwards move /
decrease Validation / vertical move

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 b. Temperature signals c. Resistive sensors

TPItL 10
INPUT temperature signals
process signals
INPUT
TPItL 10
process TPItL 401
TPItL 401
signals TPAtL 401
TPAtL 401
« « «

TEMP temperature inputs RES POT

« «
if resistance
CAPT « « « CAL « « «

400Ω 2KΩ or 8KΩ

RTD NI 100 TC
«
according to option
# Changing this parameter requires re-program-
To « « ming the following parameters related to the
oC oF # relays and the analog output:
SPxx, HYSx, dodI, F.OdI
DISPL
If other than thermocouple

«
If thermocouple
TC
« « « « « «

TC-K « TC-J « TC-L « TCW5 « TCW3 « TC-W «

«
TC-N TC-B TC-E TC-T TC-R TC-S
CJC* compensation
CJC « «
See also the features of the inputs p17
external CJ-E CJ-I internal
Note:
Move through the menus / choice
external CJC only
« Press M to go on to the next menu
CJ-T «

(2) -888.8 (2) -10°.0C < CJC < 60°.0C

14°.0F < CJC < 140°F
M Menu exit / access Upwards move / increase
« If no calibration Downwards move /
decrease Validation / vertical move
ADJ « «

YES NO
Available only in the case where
a process calibration has been
entered (see p28) DISPL

* cold junction compensation, except

thermocouple B which is only in CJ-E.
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5.4.2 Programming of the µconsole display Option analog output
TPItL 10
«

DISPL
SCALE
« process, resistance, potentiometer inputs
Parametering of a
DISPL ANA
TPItL 401/400
TPAtL 401
ANA
« « physical display
NO YES YES : mode indicator
parameter proposed if
(see p16)
«

YES validated temperature inputs TYPE « « Choice of the output type: current or voltage (vol-
tage available only if no digital output N)
«
UNIT UNIT Enter the unit of the
«
displayed measure
«
OUt.U OUt.I
Bar « Bar (see the list p35) RES « « « Checking of the output loop current (see safety
POINT «
0.1o 1o CHECK functions p7)
If the error
« «
--.-- place of the decimal point
«Er.OUT» has
« display resolution YES NO been set off, cut
1 or 1/10th of degree the power supply
FUNCT «
function
« «
function square
«
to reset it.
special
SEGT linearisation LIN fonction linéaire ROOT root extraction (mV,
V or mA inputs)
PARAM « «
«
Choice of the parameter dedicated to the
« From 3 to 20 : represents the « INP DISP output (in mode indicator only) Œ
NB 0020
number of points (including down scale
the down and full input scale)
d.INP
« «
Xoo=dinp
«

X00
« XNB-1=F.INP -88.88 in mV, V, mA,% or Ω
according to the type down scale of the analog output
D.OUT
(1)

-88.88
«
(1)
« « (4) 00.00 < x < 22.00 (mA)
« full scale
(4) -88.88 00.00 < x < 11.00 (V)
X19
Yxxs:
F.INP
«
«
(1)
-88.88 Setting of the same number of
ordinates and abscisses Xxx (1) -88.88 in mV, V, mA,% or Ω
according to the type
if SCALE YES: setting in dis- «
Y00 full scale of the analog output
« «
play points

-88.88 Y00 = D.DIS and YNb-1 = D.DIS «

F.OUT
«
In the case where
-88.88
display corres-
F.DIS ponding to the
input down scale
(4) -88.88 the instrument is
if SCALE NO: setting in input
« «dInp» used in a safened
points
system, see the
«
see p19
F.DIS « « display or input value corresponding
paragraph safety
Y19
«
to the output down scale
-88.88
display corres-

-88.88
ponding to the
input full scale D.OdI «
functions (p7)
«
«F.INP»
-88.88
display or input value corresponding
CUT « « «
to the output full scale
NO YES « setting of a cut off F.OdI
«

value -88.88
Cut.Va « according to options

-88.88 or RELAY or
(1)
-22.00 < x < 22.00 (mA) JBUS SECU
-11.00 < x <11.00 (10V)
-330.0 < x < 330.0 (300 V) See also the features of the outputs p21
-110.0 < x < 110.0 (100mV)
-1.100 < x < 1.100 (1V)
000.0<x<440.0 for resistance 400Ω
« 0000<x<2200 if resistance 2kΩ Œ If the transmitter is in mode indicator (SCALE YES), you can choose to assign the analog output to the
integration indice 0000<x<8800 if resistance 8kΩ input measure (PARAM INP) or the displayed measure (PARAM DISP).
FILT Eg.: in mode indicator (SCALE YES) with PARAM DISP
«
000.0 < x < 100.0% (potentiometer) « « « «
0000 FILT: coefficient from 0 to 10
D.OUT = 4 mA F.OUT = 20,00mA D.OdI = 20,0° F.OdI = 100,0°
p12
ANA or or or according to options
JBUS RELAY SECU
• When the transmitter shows the value 20°C then the value of the analog output will be 4 mA Option digital output
• When the transmitter shows the value 100°C then the value of the analog output will be 20 mA Communication parameters
Eg.: in mode indicator with PARAM INP or in mode transmitter
« « « «
JBUS « slave number
INP = mA D.OUT = 4 mA F.OUT = 20 mA D.OdI = 6,0 mA F.OdI = 20,00 mA SLAVE
JBUS
«

• When the value of the current measured on the input is 6,0 mA, the value of the analog output will be 4 mA -8888 must be between 1 and 255
• When the value of the current measured on the input is 20,0 mA, the value of the analog output will be 20 mA «
baud rate
BAUD « « « «
Upwards move / increase
«
M Menu exit / access
19.2K 9600 4800 2400 1200
Downward move /
decrease Validation / vertical move «

PARIT « « « Choice of the parity

NONE
NONE EVEN ODD EVEN
ODD

«
Transmission rank of the bytes of
FORM « « an integer
H-L : MSB of the integer transmit-
H-L L-H ted first
L-H : LSB of the integer transmit-
ted first

«
delay before any response
DELAY « «

YES: typical delay YES NO NO: typical delay

75ms 10ms
RELAY or SECU

See also the features of the digital

data link p21

Upwards move / increase

M Menu exit / access

Downwards move /
decrease Validation / vertical move

p13
 Option output
2 relays
RELAY
REL1
«
alarm «
active de-activated
RELAY «
time delay on the relay
ALA1 TIME1
« « «
0 < tIME < 025.0
idem
«
ON OFF 000.0 in 0.1 sec. increases
REL1 REL2 «
choice of the status of the relay
Choice of the para-
LED1 « «
associated led
meter assigned to
PARA1 OFF ON ON: led lit when relay active
the alarm 1 (mode OFF: led still when relay active
indicator only) «

INP DISP MEM.1 « «

«
NO YES
mode setpoint mode window «
In the case where MODE1 choice of the
the instrument is
relay operating
MES.I
used in a safened
« «
system, see the mode: mode set-
paragraph safety access to SP1 access to SP1.1 point or window NO YES «
function display of alarm messages
functions (p7) (see page 22)
«
if mode setpoint programmed MESS.1 «
SP 1 ABCDE enter 5 characters
02.00 # «
# parameters to at the end of menu REL., 2
if mode window programmed REL2
«
access to SECU or PrDI
be adjusted in dis- SP1.1 «
play points or in 02.00 # See also the
input points accor-
features of the
«
SP2.1 must be ≥ SP1.1
ding to the type SP2.1
«
relay outputs
of parameter pro- 04.00 p21
grammed (mode
«
indicator)
HYST1 hysteresis« #
0 < hys. < 9999
00.00

p14
 If input mV, temperature, resistance (caliber 400Ω) Safeties
or mA (if dINP and F.INP > 3.5mA) TPItL 10 Programming of the display parameters

PrDIS
« «
TPItL 401/400
SECU RUPT «
disconnection of the sensor
TPAtL 401

CAPT
SECU
« break detection
«

ON OFF if input mV or t°
PrDIS «
«
status of the relay 1 in case of sensor break option 2 BRGT
REL1 « « «
relays 0005 setting of the LCD contrast
(value from 1 to 10)
OFF LO HI OFF: sensor break «
inactive on the relay
In case of sensor break LIGH
« status of the relay 2 in case LO: relay de-activated 0010 setting of the LCD brightness intensity
of sensor break HI: relay active (value from de 1 to 10)
REL2 « « «
«
OFF LO HI VIEW setting of the display orientation
0° = vertical display
« « 0° 90° 90° = horizontal display
or option analog output
OUT.I OUT.U « «
«

YES NO LIN3 Choice of the message shown on the 3rd line of

if return value programmed NAME ANA the LCD
NAME
«
value of the output in case of sensor break Display of the programme file name
REPL1 «
00.00<rEPLI<22.00 (mA)
-88.88 00.00<rEPLI<11.00 (V) «
ANA Display of the analog output value
status of the last digit (right hand side)
LdIG
«
status of the relay 1 in option 2 relays
« «
dIAG. «
case of self-diagnosis not enforc. to 0 enforced to 0
REL1 « « « OFF: self-diagnosis
ON OFF
inactive on the relay
«
In the case where OFF LO HI In case of self- deleting of the unsignificant zeros
the instrument is diagnosis error
NULL « «
LO: relay de-activated YES
used in a safened
system, see the « status of the relay 2 in case of HI: relay active NO
paragraph safety self-diagnosis error mode idle active after 10 min: reducing of the
«

functions (p7) REL2 « « «

IDLE « brightness intensity (value2)
«
OFF LO HI ON OFF
« «
«
option analog output
OUT.I or OUT.U «
FILE
«

YES NO See also the display features p18

if return value programmed
«
value of the output in case of self-diagnosis error
REPL1 «
00.00<rEPLI<22.00 (mA)
-88.88 00.00<rEPLI<11.00 (V)
p15
PrDIS Safety features p22
 5.5 Display of the measure

5.5.1 Mode transmitter / indicator

FILE
«

FILE According to the choice SCALE YES / NO , you can choose to have a
«
physical display scale on the converter, or not.
Name of the programming file SCALE YES lets the parameters dDIS and F.DIS (down and full display scale corres-
NAME « ponding to the down and full input scale, as selected in dINP and F.INP) appear.
ABCDE Enter the name of the programming file With the configuration SCALE YES it may be considered that the converter is
on 5 characters operating as an indicator capable of dispaying, either locally (on the µconsole)
or in a shifted way with the configuration software, a measured physical magni-
«

SAVE tude.
The unit of the displayed physical magnitude is recorded in the converter for
display on the PC software in association with the physical measure on the set-
ting parameters: setpoints, hysteresis, etc...
Example 1: For a 4/20 mA signal from a level sensor on a tank, the following
Exit from the programming with or without saving programming is displayed:
in the menu INPUT: TYPE = mA
in the menu DISPL: SCALE YES, UNIT: m3, POINT = _ _ _ . _ FUNCT = LIN, D.INP =
EXIT EXIT 4.00 ,
F.INP = 20.00, D.DIS = 000.0, F.DIS =300.0
CUT = NO pour :
SAVE exit without saving the
4 mA from the sensor, display = 000.0 m3*
YES NO configuration 12 mA from the sensor, display = 150.0 m3
20 mA from the sensor, display = 300.0 m3

The transmitter can be configured in mode indicator, without leaving the µconsole
permanently connected (or even having a µconsole).
In the case of MODE INDICATOR (with a physical scale programme
by SCALE, YES), the parameters down and full display scale, cut-off and ordinates
revert to the exit and (if input linearised in segments) are to be considered in the magnitude of the pro-
measure save the grammed physical scale. The setpoints, hysteresis, dOdl and F.ldl for the analog
display configura- output can be programmed either as input magnitude, or as displayed magnitude
tion (according to PARA).
For example 1, with PARA «DISP» validated, a setpoint on relay 1 (SPI.I) with
a value of 30.0 corresponds to a setpoint of 30.0 m3. If the display overstepps
30.0m3 (if the input overstepps 5.60 mA) the status of relay 1 will change.
Note : If you do not want to overload the programming too much with a super-
Note: An exit from the mode programming with saving of the configuration fluous physical display, programme SCALE NO (mode transmitter). In this case, do
(SAVE, YES) will automatically reset the min. and the max. as well as the alarm not enter the parameters DDIS, FDIS.
recordings to 0.
After SAVE, YES the µconsole will show WAIT during the converer re-initialisation
phase. In the case of MODE TRANSMITTER (SCALE NO) the parameters
setpoints, hysteresis, cut-off and ordinates (if input linearised in segments) are to
be considered in the physical magnitude of the programmed input type (V, mA, Ω
etc...).
In example 1, for the status of relay 1 to trip if the level overstepps 30.0m3,
enter for setpoint 1 a value of SP1.1 = 5.60 for 5.60mA. p16
 «

5.6 Input features 5.6.2 Temperature input TEMP

« «

5.6.1 Current mA or voltage V input • Resistor sensor

Types of Measure range (MR) Intrinsic Console Input

Types of Measure range (MR) Permanent Intrinsic Console Input INPUTS error resolution impedance
INPUTS overload error resolution impedance

°C °F
mA -2 to +22mA (1) ±100mA 10 µA Max. drop Pt100Ω 3 wire
RTD sensor, Standard
-22 to +22mA (2) 0.9V <±0.1% of 0.1° or 1°
IEC 751 (DIN -200/850 -328/1562 Current
43760) the MR C or F 250µA
* mV -10 to +110mV (1) ±1V
< ±0.1% of
100 µV
-110 to +110mV (2) the MR Ni 100 3 wire nickel -60/260 -76/500
NI 100
-0,1 to +1,1V (1) ±50V 1 mV ≥ 1MΩ sensor
-1.1 to +1.1 V (2)
V -1 to +11V (1) 10 mV
-11 to +11V (2)
- The influence of the line resistance (0<lR<25Ω) is included in the announced
-30 to +330V (1) ±600V 100 mV
-330 to +330V (2) intrinsic error.
- A12µA pulsed current allows the detection of line or sensor break
(1) unidirectional inputs
(2) bidirectional inputs
*A 12 µA pulsed current allows the
detection of line or sensor break - Thermal drift < 150 ppm/°C
Note: The TPItL 10 has only unidirectional inputs.

• Thermocouple

Choice of the measure range: Types of Measure range (MR) Intrinsic Console Input
INPUTS error resolution impedance

The measure range (unidirectional or bidirectional scale) depends on the value

entered for the parameters dINP and FINP
If the value of dINP or FINP is negative the converter will operate with a bidirec- Thermocouples
Standard IEC 581
°C °F

tional input scale. J -160/1200 -256/2192

K -270/1370 -454/2498
If the values of dINP and FINP are both positive the converter will operate with a B 200/1820 392/3308 <±0.1%
R -50/1770 -58/3218 of the MR ≥ 1 MΩ
unidirectional input scale. S -50/1770 -58/3218 (1)
0.1° or 1°
C or F
T -270/410 -454/770
E -120/1000 -184/1832
Example for a caliber = 10V: N 0/1300 -32/2372
L -150/910 -238/1670
dINP = -1,0V FINP = 10V (bidirectional input) W 1000/2300 1832/4172
The measure range is from -11V to +11V W3
WRE5
0/2480
0/2300
32/4496
32/4172

dINP = 0V FINP=10V (unidirectional input)

The measure range is from -1V to 11V (1) Or 30µV typical (60µV Max)

Thermal drift < 150 ppm/°C p17

- Efficiency of the internal CJC (cold junction compensation): 5.7 Features of the display
±0.03°C/°C ±0.5°C
Note: thermocouple B in external CJC only

- A12µA pulsed current allows the detection of line or sensor break

«
Programming of a physical display parameter (mode transmitter or mode
SCALE
- Thermal drift < 150 ppm/°C indicator) (see 5.5 page 16)
«

UNIT Entering of the physical parameter unit in mode indicator

(see the list of the units p 35)
«
Position of the decimal point of the physical parameter measure in mode
POINT
« «
indicator
5.6.3 Resistance and potentiometer inputs RES POT
Note: in mode transmitter the display resolution is fixed (see the input
features)
«

Types of Measure range (MR) Intrinsic Console Input

RES Display resolution in temperature input: 0.1 or 1° C or F
INPUTS error resolution impedance

(1) Calibers 0-440 Ω 0.1Ω (400Ω) FUNCT Type of linearisation

Resistive sensors 1Ω (2KΩ) Current
and 0-2.2 KΩ (0-8.8 KΩ
«
max. 250µA
optional) <±0.1%
LIN Linear input
of the MR
0.1% Voltage
(0.5% for 0-
«
Potentiometer from 100Ω to 10 KΩ max.
2KΩ) 100mV
ROOT Square root extraction

√ of the measure brought back in % of the programmed

measure range
(1) The sensor break detection exists only on the caliber 0-400Ω Example for a 4-20mA input: 12mA gives 0.707 (√ 0.5)
- Thermal drift < 150 ppm/°C
The function square root tends to amplify the input
signal background noise when getting near zero.
To avoid the ripples caused by this noise, simply
programme a cut-off value (in display points).

p18
 « Say a curve of 10 equally long segments:
Measure range / number of segments = 20mA/10 = 2mA length of the
Special linearisation: SEGT segment.
For specific applications such as the measurement of volumes, the For 10 segments nb = 11 (number of linearisation points).
the converter can memorize an unlinear curve, programmable in X and in
Y. Input Height Angle Chord Volume Outputs
mA m Degree m m3 in mA
The curve resulting from your equation can be replaced by a series of
linear segments, with a maximum of 20 points (19 segments). X00 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 Y00 0.000 00.00
Note that X00 = dINP and the abscisse of the last point is X01 2 0.1 73.74 0.60 Y01 0.041 01.04
XNB-1 = F.INP X02 4 0.2 106.26 0.80 Y02 0.112 02.85
X03 6 0.3 132.84 0.92 Y03 0.198 05.04
X04 8 0.4 156.93 0.98 Y04 0.293 07.47
X05 10 0.5 180.00 1.00 Y05 0.393 10.00
X06 12 0.6 203.07 0.98 Y06 0.492 12.54
Note1: The values of the abscisses (x) must go increasing: value of X00 X07 14 0.7 227.16 0.92 Y07 0.587 14.96
< value of X01... X08 16 0.8 253.74 0.70 Y08 0.674 17.17
Note2: In special linearisation and in mode transmitter (SCALE NO) the X09 18 0.9 286.76 0.60 Y09 0.745 18.98
displayed measure is the measure linearised by the programming of the X10 20 1.0 360.00 0.00 Y10 0.785 20.00
points. The undeformed input measure can always be accessed via the
function direct measure (see p25) on the µconsole or on the variable
Input on the software.
Programming:
Example :
For a layed cylindric tank, 1 meter high (h) and 1 meter long (l); a 0-20 dINP = 0 mA = X00
volume output (mA) F.INP = 20 mA = X10
mA linear sensor measures the height of the liquid surface line: in m3 Y nb = 11
0 meters -> 0 mA (empty tank) 1 meter -> 20 mA (full tank) 0.785 20 d.disp = 0,000 m3 =Y00
with cos β/2 = ( R - h ) / R a n d sin β/2 = C/2 R F.disp = 0,785 m3 =Y10
0.745 18
Empty tank volume = 0.000
Full tank volume =0.785 0.674 16 Programming from X00 to
0.587 14 X10 and from Y00 to Y10
R (ray)
Volume = L [ π R² β/360 - C(R-h)/2] 0.492 12 according to the table.
0.393 10
(R) 0.293 8
β 0.198 6
h
0.112 4
(height)
0.041 2
0.000 0 X
C (chord) input (mA)
) 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
gth height (m)
l( en 0 0.1 0..2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1
L 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 indice of X

p19
 5.8 Features of the outputs and programming limits
«
(in mode indicator only)
CUT programming of a cut off value in display points 5.8.1 Analog output ANA

- If the display full scale > display down scale and if the display is ≤ to In the case where the instrument is used in a safened system see the
the cut off value, then it will be held at down scale. paragraph safety functions page 7.
- If the display full scale < display down scale and if the display is ≥ to
the cut off value, then it will be held at down scale.
0/4-20mA active current or 0-10V voltage output (if no option N)
Passive current output (Umax=30Vdc) (if no option N)
• Accuracy: 0.1 % in relation to the display (at +25°C)
Integration indice of the digital filtering: • Residual ripple ≤ 0.2%
FILT • Admissible load 0Ω ≤ Lr ≤ 600Ω (current)
Programmable from 0 to 10; to be used in case of unsteady input signal.
Lr ≥ 5 kΩ (voltage)
Value of the FILT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 • Programmable scale ratio with enlarging effect
Response time (ms)200* 500 800 1.2s 1.6s 2.2s 2.8s 3.5s 4s 4.5s 5.2s • Response time: 50 ms in relation to the display
* 500 for the TPItL10
Add 20 ms to the response times given in the table for the maximum res- Note:
ponse time of the relay outputs, and 50ms for the maximum response time • In mode measure the analog output is limited to 10% of the greatest of
of the analog outputs. the 2 values: D.OUT or F.OUT
• If the current output is not used (not connected) the checking of the
output loop must be suppressed to avoid the release of Er.OUT:
Caution: The response times may undergo variations in the case of an
internal self-calibration (*) or in the case of an input which needs a 2nd CHECK NO
measure (in internal CJC measurement in TC input).
During this operation the response time of the instrument can increase
by 100ms.
TyPE Choice of the output type (current or voltage)
Checking of the current value in the output loop, or not
CHECK (see safety function)
* Internal self-calibration: The instrument will at some times perform an
internal self-calibration in order to catch up with or to control any drift of Choice of the parameter assigned to the output (input or display)
its components. PARAM (only in mode indicator)
These self-calibrations are performed every 10 acquisitions.
D.OUT F.OUT Down and full scale of the analog output
Value of the parameter assigned to the output for the down and
D.OdI F.OdI full output scale
(in display points if PARAM = DISP)

p20
 5.8.2 Digital output: TPItL 400/401ARN
Note: To increase the safety level of the relay outputs, we recommend
- RS485 (2 wire) digital data link setting the 2 relays in series.
- Protocoles MODBUS-JBUS format of the data: integer and double integer
- Transmission format: 1 start bit
8 bits without parity or 9 bits with parity
1 stop bit + -
SLAV Slave number between 1 and 255 ~
BAUD Baud rate between 1200 and 19200 bauds fuse
PAR Transmission parity
relay 1
Transmission format (rank of the bytes in a transmitted
FORM integer)
load
DEL Time lapse before any reply: ON: 75ms OFF: 10ms

Complete description of the option MODBUS in the annexe MODBUS/JBUS

Including: the table of the modbus addresses, the used functions, the
description of the configuration bytes and the advanced functions.
relay 2

5.8.3 Relay outputs:

In the case where the instrument is used in a safened system see the
paragraph safety functions page 7.

Activation or de-activation of the alarm x AL.X

2 relay outputs REL1 REL2
• Hysteresis programmable ON The status of the relay x depends on the entered programming.
• Time delay independently programmable from 0 to 25 s, in 0.1s. increases
OFF The relay X remains still.

PARA.X Programming of the parameter assigned to the alarm x

Features of the relay outputs: (mode indicator only).

On resistive load: < 30 VDC max. current 2A

< 250 VAC max. current 5A
If the mode indicator (SCALE YES) is selected, the setting of the set-
On inductive load: < 30 VDC max. current 0,8A (L/R = 7ms) points and the hysteresis is in display points or input scale points accor-
< 250 VAC max. current 4A (cosφ > 0,4) ding to PARA.
Number of maneuvers: 100 000 operations If the mode transmitter (SCALE NO) is selected, the setting of the set-
A protection fuse adapted to the max. current must be foreseen in series points and the hysteresis is in input scale points.
with the load.

p21
Choice of the relay operating mode: MODEx • Time delay on the alarm TIME.x
• Mode setpoint The relay time delay can be adjusted from 000.0 to 025.0s., in 0.1s
increments. It is active both on switching and switching back.
ON ON Legend:
ON coil supplied • Latching function MEM.x
OFF or OFF OFF coil not supplied
setpoint setpoint Allows recording the alarm after a setpoint has been passed. When the
measure reverts below the alarm setpoint, the relay remains ON and the
SPX SPX led blinks to warn the user that the setpoint has been passed (to set the
alarm recordings to 0 see the menu CLrA
• Mode window Note: An exit from the mode programming with saving of the configura-
tion will reset the alarm recordings to 0.
ON ON ON

OFF OFF or OFF • Display of alarm messages MESx

setpoint setpt setpt
A programmed alarm message can be made to appear alternating with
SP1.X SP2.X SP1.X SP2.X the measure. The message will appear only during the alarm, that is to
say while the associated led is lit.
Choice of the status of the relay associated led LEDx
The led indicates the alarm status. • Setting of the setpoints: There are 2 ways to adjust setpoints:
- either in mode programming entering the correct access code,
ON Led lit when relay active (coil supplied)
- or by pressing simultaneously M and if the access to a quick
OFF Led still when relay active (coil supplied) entering has been authorised on the programming of the code (see p25).

Setting of the hysteresis

HYSTx The hysteresis is activated on switching from lit led to still led, 5.8.4 Safeties:
that is to say on switching out of alarm, as the led represents the alarm
status.
In the case where the instrument is used in a safened system refer to
• Mode setpoint the paragraph safety functions page 7.
lit led
• Sensor break RUPT
The sensor break can be detected on the inputs mV, Tc, Pt100, Ni100, resis-
still led tance, and current if the down and full scale > 3.5 mA
SP.X SP.X Disconnection of the sensor break (If input mV or temperature)
- HYSx
The sensor break can be disconnected in order not to disturb some calibrators
• Mode window which may be sensitive to the break detection current.
lit led

In the menu SECU :

CAPT Validation (or not) of the sensor break
still led
still led ON Sensor break active
SP1.X SP1.X SP2.X SP2.X Sensor break inactive
-HYSx +HYSx OFF p22
The sensor break information can be reported: · On the relays
· On the relay
OFF No influence on the relay in case of self-diagnosis error
OFF No influence on the relay in case of sensor break Relay de-activated (coil not supplied) in case of self-diagnosis
LO error
Relay de-activated (coil not supplied) in case of sensor
LO break HI Relay activated (coil supplied) in case of self-diagnosis error
Relay activated (coil supplied) in case of sensor break
HI · On the analog output
Note: The led is either still or lit according to its programming in the menu REL.
If a return value has been entered
Value between: 0 and 22 mA (current output)
· On the analog output or 0 and 11 V (voltage output)
If a return value has been entered · On the converter: the led ON blinks fast (approximately 4Hz)
Value between: 0 and 22 mA (current output)
or 0 and 11 V (voltage output)

· On the display: Message OPEN • Major errors

Note: The sensor break detection has a priority over the self-diagnosis.
In addition to the self-diagnosises described previously the instruments will per-
· On the converter: the led ON blinks fast (approximately 4Hz)
form some checkings of its correct operating, and may if necessary switch to a
safety status (relays de-excited, analog output at 0).

When one of these errors is detected the LED ON will light up in red and the
• Self-diagnosis: DIAG micro console will show the message corresponding to the error.
The converter permanently watches some of its parameters. The
self-diagnosis serves to warn the user that the converter has detec- The instrument power supply must be cut to reset these errors to 0.
ted an anomaly.
The self-diagnosis error information can be reported: These errors are:

· On the display: An error message appears alternating with the Error in the checking of the output loop current (see the safety
measure. Er.OUT
functions p7)
Coding:
1 : Programming error (programming parameter incoherent) Er.FLA Configuration memory error
2 : Error on the internal reference (excessive drift)
4 : Internal offset error (excessive drift) Er.INT Internal operation error
8 : Input calibration error
16 : Output calibration error
32 : Error on the CJC (excessive drift)
64 : Upper or lower electrical overstepping of the input
If the instrument detects for instance an offset error (4) and a program-
ming error (1) the value of the error code will be 5 (4+1)

p23
5.9 Programming of the µconsole parameters Pr.DIS 5.10 Reading of the configuration READ

adjusting of the LCD contrast READ Validation / vertical move

BRGT (value from 1 to 10)

setting of the LCD brightness intensity

INPUT Reading of the input parameters
LIGH (value from 1 to 10) DISPL Reading of the measure display parameters
Reading of the analog output parameters
setting of the display orientation ANA (option analog output)
VIEW 0° = vertical display
90° = horizontal display JBUS Reading of the communication parameters
(option digital output)
Choice of the message to be displayed on the LCD 3rd line Reading of the alarm parameters
LIN3 RELAY (option 2 relays)
NAME Display of the programming file name
SECU Reading of the safety parameters for sensor
ANA Display of the analog output value break or self-diagnosis of the outputs
PrDI Reading of the display programming parameters
In the programming mode, the menu LdIG allows suppressing
LdIG the display of the last digit, the latter being enforced to 0 if OFF FILE Reading of the configuration file name
is validated. INFO Reading of the instrument internal parameters

Suppresses the display of the unsignificant zeros In each reading submenu, use the keys and , and the key to
NULL NULL = YES on the left hand side. visualise the parameters.
Eg.: Value to be displayed: 0015 If no key is pressed during 20 s. the instrument will revert to the measure dis-
play. During the reading of the programming, the TPItL will carry on measuring
NULL = NO Display = 0015 NULL = YES Display = 15 and managing its output options.
Eg.: Value to be displayed: 00.15
NULL = NO Display = 00.15 NULL = YES Display = 0.15
Submenu Validation / vertical move (1)
- : standard version
• Self-exinguishing of the display IDLE INFO A: analog output
TPItL name of the instrument R: relay output
OFF Display permanently lit N: digital output
Screen brightness reduced after 10 min. (value 2) 401 type of the instrument
ON
ARN options of the instrument

no xxxx identification number of the instrument

PROG xx.xx programme version number

ORIG PC-x origin of the instrument

CSUM 65F2 check sum of the programme

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 5.12 Functions which can be accessed from the main
5.11 Access code menu
An access code adjustable from 0000 to 9999 serves to protect the conveter and its set- 5.12.1 Simulation of the display
points from unauthorized programming and to lock the access to some functions. (accesible if option relays or analog output)
0 0 0 0 Factory code The display can be simulated with the converter in order to validate the
x x x x configuration of the analog output and the relay outputs in the installation.
0 to 5 Access to the process calibration without code
6 to 9 Access with code
0 to 5 Access to the display, output and safety error test This function allows SIMU

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simulations without code testing the correct ope-
6 to 9 Access with code rating of the system at CODE if function locked
0 to 5 Access to the teleloading of files without code the installation, but also
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6 to 9 Access with code Entering of the (according to access
0 to 5 Access to the quick entering of alarm setpoints without code
during the periodical 8888 code code)
tests.
6 to 9 Access with code
SIMU
Note: M Press Menu if
to revert to
The transfer of a file from one instrument to another instrument does not the measure
include the transfer of the access code. display. Value of the Entering of a new
display display value

Note: The instrument will no longer measure during the simulation. The
Programming of a new access code with the analog output and the relay outputs will react according to the entered
µconsole display.
If alarm messages have been programmed they may appear during the
Enter pre- simulation.
PCOD OLD if code not valid
vious code (old)
if code correct 5.12.2 Simulation of the analog output (mode generator)
(old) NEW NO Current or voltage output (accesible if option analog output)
display during 2s. and
Enter the new revert to the measure This function allows
code display testing the correct ope- GENE

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rating of the system at
the installation, but also CODE if function locked
New code registered and revert to
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during the periodical Entering of the (according to the
the measure display tests. 8888 code access code)
Reminder: If no key is pressed during 1 min the instrument will revert to the
measure display. On factory exit the access code is 0000.
GENE
M Press Menu to if
revert to the
Note: measure dis-
In the case where the instrument is used in a safety system we recommend play. Value of the Enter the value
locking the access to the functions which may be dangerous, by an appro- output to be injected
priate access code.
Note: The instrument will carry on measuring during the simulation.
Only the analog output will no longer react to the measure. p25
5.12.3 Test of the error function
(accessible if option relays or analog output)
This function allows testing the setting in safety position of the
outputs at the installation or during the periodical tests of the
system.
5.12.4 Menu CLrA : Deleting of the recorded alarms
If the latching functions has been programmed, the status of the relay
will be recorded after the setpoint has been passed.
If the setpoint is passed back the other way, the status of the relay does
not change and the corresponding led starts to blink.
To revert to the normal status (led not blinking and relay in the correct
state) use the menu CLEAr.

the recorded alarms

if function locked
(according to the
} CODE
access code)
TEST M will not be deleted Reminder: if no key is
CLrA pressed during 20 s. the
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deleting of the recorded
instrument will revert to the
measure display.
8888 entering of the code alarms, and revert to the
measure display

DEFT? Note: An exit from the mode programming with saving of the configura-
« tion will delete the recorded alarms.
The power supply of the
Er.INT instrument needs to be 5.12.5 Menu LOAD : Teleloading of programming files
cut to exit from this error
mode.
LOAD
CODE
8888
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Entering of the
code
} if function locked (accor-
ding to the access code)

ER R PROG If file correct

READ
Reading of the file if file correct
if transfer during
correct 1s.
COPY µ Co WAI T OK
µ Co PROG
if transfer or
ER R
incorrect OPT
saving of the programming of the TPItL into the
µ Co µconsole memory.
teleloading of the programming file contained in p26
µ Co the µconsole into the TPItL.
 ERR PROG
Programming file incorrect: belongs to another type 6. FUNCTIONS WHICH CAN BE REACHED
of instrument
DIRECTLY FROM THE µCONSOLE DISPLAY
ERR OPT The file does not correspond to the same options as 6.1 Functions which require pressing only 1 key:
the options of the instrument currently connected.
a / Display of the min. value b/ Display of the max. value
Eg.: a file from a TPItL 401 A can not be copied into a TPItL 401 AR. For
the teleloading in the direction µ C o to be possible, the receiving Display of Display of
converter must have the same input and output options as the converter the measure the measure
on which the programming file has been copied.

The file stored in the µconsole can be read by validating the choice INF SU P
READ . In this case the organigramme for reading the programming Alternating infor- Alternating infor-
file is the same as for the programming of the instrument. (see p9) mation display mation display
02.00 Minimum value 08.00 Maximum value
Reminder: If no key is pressed during 20 s. or if you press M the
iinstrument will revert to the measure display. c / Deleting of the min. and max. values

Display of
Note: the measure
The transfering of a file from an instrument to another instrument does not
include the transfering of the access code.
CLrM deleting of the recorded min.
and max., and revert to the
measure display

M The instrument will revert to the measure display.

Reminder: If no key is pressed during 20 s., the instrument
will revert to the measure display.

Note: An exit from the mode programming with saving of the

configuration will reset the min. and max. values to 0.

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6.2 Functions which require pressing several keys: • Case of a temperature input
On a temperature input; if one of the 2 settings is performed, this will
6.2.1 Process calibration correspond to the setting of an offset, which means that all the points
will be shifted by the same quantity.
On the contrary, if the 2 settings are performed, the slope and the offset
Calibration of the display down scale ADJ will be corrected in order to obtain the required result.
M Calibration of the display full scale ADJ example:
For a PT100 input for 0°C, the obtained display is -000.3
If the function has been locked (according to the access code) For 500°C the obtained display is 0500.2. To correct this display, the
the code will need to be entered. display down scale must be shifted by 3 points to obtain 000.0 and the
display full scale by -2 points to obtain 0500.0.
After injecting an input signal corresponding to the down (or full) display
scale, press simultaneoulsy and (or and M ) The message note: Only for temperature inputs:
ADJ ( ADJ ) will appear alternating with the value, to indicate that From the menu READ, the performed scale calibrations can be visualised
you are in the menu adjustment. in the submenu INP:

The down (or full) display scale can be increased or decreased by pres- offset OFFS slope and dDIS
sing and . calibration offset
If you keep pressing during 3s. or you can access a fast = shifting by 000.3 calibration -000.3 display down scale
increasing or decreasing of the display value. 1 point with = shifting by
2 points ADJ
ADJ with
or display down scale
Press to validate the calibration. The message OK will appear ADJ 000.3 calibration
during the acknowledgement of the calibration (1s.), and then the instru- ADJ and
ment will revert to the measure mode. Once the calibrations have been
F.DIS
validated, the input will keep the same calibration even after a setting off ADJ display full scale
500.2
tension.
Press M (or do not press any key during 20 s.) to revert to the measure ADJ
display without modification.
calibration of the dis-
-000.2 play full scale
• Case of a process, resistance or potentiometer input
The instrument will then re-adjust its scale factor and its display factor in
order to obtain the required result on the display. Suppressing of the input calibration:
(Case of a temperature input only)
The menu ADJ in the mode programming of a temperature input allows
suppressing the entered calibration, or not.
NO: the instrument will rever to the factory settings
Yes: the instrument will take the programmed settings (offset and/or
slope) into account.

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6.2.2 Visualisation of the direct measure 7.1 Led ON:
Green led lit: the converter is operating normally
Press and M to visualise the signal directly without any processing:
scale factor, square root, linearisation Green led blinking fast (approximately 4Hz):
− in mV, V or mA for process inputs
− in mV for the thermocouple input self-diagnosis activated (display ERxx )
− in Ω for the input Pt100, Ni100 or sensor break detected (display
− in Ω for the resistance input OPEN )
− in percents for the potentiometer input upper or lower electrical overtstepping of the input (display ---- )
Green led blinking slowly (approximately 1Hz):
6.2.3 Visualisation and setting of the alarm setpoints
Option 2 relays The converter is blocked in mode SIMU or GENE
Setting of the setpoints: There are 2 ways to adjust setpoints: Red led lit: instrument in major error
- either in mode programming entering the correct safety access code
(see p25) Er.OUT or Er.INT or Er.FLA , or no more display
Display:
- or by pressing simultaneously and M 8. GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS
If the function has been locked (according to the access code)
the code will need to be entered. WARRANTY applying and duration
The converter will then show the message SP.x or SPx.x alternating This instrument is under warranty for a duration of 1 year against any design
with the value of the corresponding setpoint. or manufacturing defects, under normal operating conditions.
The various values of the setpoints can be accessed by and . Processing conditions * : The processing not under warranty will be sub-
mitted to the acceptance of a repair estimate. The customer will return the
The setpoints can then be modified by pressing
products at his charge, and they will be restored to him after processing.
When the setpoint is adjusted press to revert to the setpoints rea- Without a written agreement on the repair estimate within 30 days, the pro-
ding menu. ducts will not be held.
Once all the setpoints are adjusted, simply press M and the converter
will revert to the measure mode, taking the new values into account. 9 LEXIQUE
If no key is pressed during 60 s. the converter will revert to the measure Messages shown by the converter in mode programming and/or in
display without modification of the setpoints value mode reading
General access

LOAD Access to the teleloading of programming files

7. ERROR MESSAGES READ Access to the reading of the parameters

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PROG Access to the programming of the input and output parameters
Measure in overrange Upper or lower electrical
2000 ---- overstepping of the input Code for access to the programming of the input and output
Sensor break Displayable value overload CODE parameters
OPEN OL
Self-diagnosis error PCOD Programming of a new access code
ERxx (see p23)
SIMUL Access to the display simulation
Major errors (see p23) Access to the simulation of the analog output
GENE
Error on the output Internal operating error
Er.OUT Er.INT TEST Access to the menu of the test of the setting in safety position
current value
Er.FLA Config. memory error p29
CLrA Deleting of the recorded alarms
Inputs CJ-T Value of the external CJC
INP Access to the submenu programming of the input Input NI100
NI 100
TYPE Input type Type of degrees
T°
V Voltage input °C Degree Celcius
mA Current input °F Degree Fahrenheit
TEMP Temperature input
ADJ Input calibration
POT Potentiometer input
OFFS Offset calibration
RES Resistance input
D.DIS Slope and offset calibration, display down scale
Potentiometer input and resistance input POT RES
ADJ Ajusting of the display down scale
CALIB Choice of the resistance caliber
FDIS Slope and offset calibration, display full scale
400 Ω
ADJ Ajusting of the display full scale
2 kΩ
8 kΩ
Voltage input and current input
V mA
Choice of the voltage caliber
CALIB
Input 0 to 10 V (or -10/10V)
10V
Input 0 to 300 V (or -300/300V)
300V
Input 0 to 100 mV (or -100/100mV)
100m
Input 0 to 1 V (or -1/+1V)
1V

Temperature input TEMP

CAPT Type of temperature sensor
RTD Input Pt100
TC Input thermocouple
TC Type of thermocouple
TC-K Thermocouple K (see the table page 3)
CJC Type of cold junction compensation
CJ-I Internal CJC
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CJ-E External CJC
Display parameters Display

PrDI Submenu programming of the display features DISPL Access to the display programming submenu
BRGT Setting of the LCD contrast Choice of the use of a display scale or the mode transmitter
SCALE
0001 Low contrast (display of the measured magnitude)
UNIT Display of the unit of the displayed measure
0010 High contrast
Choice of the decimal point position in mode measure
LIGH Setting of the LCD brightness POINT
0001 Display still --.-- Position of the decimal point
maximum brightness
0010 FUNCT Choice of the processing function
VIEW Choice of the display orientation (LCD) LIN Linear
0° Display for vertical mounting
Display for horizontal mounting Extraction of the square root
90° ROOT
Choice of the message to be displayed on line n°3 SEGT Special linearisation
LIN3
ANA Value of the analog output Number of linearisation points
Marking of the product
NB
NAME Xxx Abscisse of a special linearisation point
LdIG last digit (bottom weight)
Yxx Ordinate of a special linearisation point
ON Last digit in service
Last digit enforced to 0
OFF D.INP Input down scale
NULL Deleting of the unsignificant zeros F.INP Input full scale
YES Yes D.DIS Display down and full scale
NO No FDIS
IDLE Mode idle activated after 10 min: self-extinguishing of the µconsole
display CUT Cut-off programmable or not
ON Active Value of the cut-off
Cut.Va
OFF Idle
RES Display resolution for the temperature inputs
Resolution 1/10th of degree
0.1°
1° Resolution 1 degree

FILT Integration indice

UNIT Display unit

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Analog output
Relay outputs: x: 1 or 2
TYPE Choice of the output type (current or voltage)
RELAY Access to the submenu programming of the relay outputs
CHECK Checking of the current output, or not
REL.x Access to the programming of the relay x
OUt.U Access to the voltage output programming submenu
AL.x Activation of the relay output 1
OUt.I Access to the current output programming
ON Activation OFF De-activation
PARAM
INP Output range in input scale points PARA
INP Setpoint and hysteresis in input scale points
DISP Output range in display points
DISP Setpoint and hysteresis in display points
D.OUT Down scale of the analog output
F.OUT Full scale of the analog output
dOdI Access to the display corresponding to the output down scale

F.OdI Access to the display corresponding to the output full scale Operating mode of the relay x
MODEx
_ _I- - - -I_ _ Mode setpoints
Digital output
_I- -I_ -I_ _I- Mode window
JBUS Access to the submenu programming of the RS output Value of the setpoint in mode setpoint
SPx
SLAVE Slave number Value of the first setpoint in mode window
SP1.X
BAUD Baud rate Value of the second setpoint in mode window
SP2.X
1200 Possible rates
HYSTx Value of the hysteresis
19.2K Possible rates
TIMEx Time delay on the relay X
PARIT Transmission parity Programming of the relay associated led
NONE None LEDx
ON Led lit when relay active (coil supplied)
EVEN Even parity
Led still when relay active (coil supplied)
ODD Odd parity OFF
MEM.x Recording of the alarm X
Transmission rank of the bytes in an integer YES Recording NO No recording
FORM
MSB transmitted first Alarm message
H-L MESx
L-H LSB transmitted first Message NO No message
YES

DELAY Time lapse before any response

ON 75ms OFF 10ms
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Safeties Saving of the configuration

SECU Access to the submenu programming of the safeties EXIT Programming exit
RUPT Programming of the sensor break safety SAVE Saving of the configuration
CAPT Validation (or not) of the sensor break YES Saving NO No saving
OFF Sensor break inactive ON Sensor break active WAIT Awaiting transfer
REL.X Status of the relay X in case of sensor break
OFF No sensor break associated with the relay
Reading of the instrument internal features
LO Relay de-activated in case of sensor break
(coil not supplied) INFO Access to the submenu reading of the internal features

HI Relay active in case of sensor break (coil supplied) TPIL Name of the instrument

401 Type of the instrument

Return value (or not) of the output in case of
OUT.U OUT.I sensor break error ARN Options of the instrument (-:standard - A: analog output
-R: relay output - N: digital output)
YES Return value requested NO No return value n0 xxxx Identification number of the instrument

REPL1 Return value

PROG xxx Programme version number
ORIG PC-X Origin of the instrument
Programming of the self-diagnosis safety
DIAG. CSUM 65F2 Check sum of the programme
Status of the relay X in case of self-diagnosis error
REL.X
No self-diagnosis associated with the relay
OFF
Relay de-activated in case of self-diagnosis error Changing of the access code
LO (coil not supplied) Access to the submenu modification of the access code
PCOD
Relay activated in case of self-diagnosis error Enter the former access code
HI (coil supplied) OLD
NEW Enter the new access code
Return value (or not) of the output in case of
OUT.U OUT.I self-diagnosis error NO The entered code is not valid

YES Return value requested NO No return value

REPL1 Return value

File
FILE Access to the file name menu
NAME Name of the converter file p33
Teleloading of programming files
10. ANNEXE: MODBUS
Access to the submenu teleloading of programming
LOAD files 10.1 Table of the modbus addresses

READ Reading of the programming file stored in the µconsole Word address Description
0 Sensor primary measure
COPY Programming transfer 1 decimal point / unit
2 final measure
µ Co Indicates a writing of the programming of the TPItL into the
3 decimal point / unit
µconsole (saving of a file) 4 final measure min.
Indicates the teleloading of the programming file of the 5 decimal point / unit
µ Co 6 final measure max.
µconsole into the TPItL (restoring of a file) 7 decimal point / unit
Programming file incorrect 8 value of the analog output n°1
ERR PROG 9 decimal point / unit
ERR OPT The file does not correspond to the same options as 12 Self-diagnosis 1
the options of the instrument currently connected 13 Self-diagnosis 2
14 Status of the relay 1
Other functions 15 Status of the relay 2

INF Display of the minimum value

Measures
SUP Display of the maximum value The following parameters: sensor primary measure, final measure, min
CLrM Deleting of the min. and max. and max of the final measure and the values of the analog outputs are
transmitted in the form of a module and a unit associated with a position
CLrA Deleting of the recorded alarms
of the decimal point.
DEF? Test of the setting in safety position Eg.:
Word address Decimal value Coding
0 10 094 module
Error messages 1 12 289 dec. point / unit

OPEN « Sensor break Coding of the integer decimal point / unit

H L
2000 Blinking measure: measure in overrange
BYTE BYTE
OL Displayable value overload dec. point unit : code of correspondance in the list
hereunder
---- Upper or lower electrical overstepping of the input
0: no decimals 0: none
ERxx Self-diagnosis error 16: 1 decimal 1: V
ERR tYPE CONS This type of µconsole is not compatible with 32: 2 decimals 2: kV
this converter 48: 3 decimals etc ...
Eg.: 12 289 = 48 X 256 + 1
ER.OUT Error in the output current loop The integer encodes the unit V with 3 decimals
ER.FLA Configuration memory error Hence the measure read is 10.094 V
Er.INT Internal operating error
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10.3 Reading in double integer format: Measure = -(byte 3 x 2563 + byte 4 x 2562 + byte 1 x 256 + byte 2)
Example: Reading of the displayed measure = -(0 x 2563 + 0 x 2562 + 19 x 256 + 136)
Request: = - 5000
Reading of the address 3 => decimal point = 2
254 03 0 2 0 2 CRC 16 => displayed measure -50.00
Slave Reading Address Number of words
number of n
words
10.4 CRC 16 calculation algorythm:
• Response with a positive measure:
measure FFFF → CRC

254 3 4 19 136 0 0 CRC 16

byte 1 byte 2
CRC ⊕ BYTE→ CRC
byte 3 byte 4 2 bytes
Value of the measure:
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2 n=0

0 0 19 136 shifting by 1 bit to the

right of CRC
Sign: 0 positive
1 negative
no carry yes
Measure = byte 3 x 2563 + byte 4 x 2562 + byte 1 x 256 + byte 2 CRC ⊕ poly → CRC
= 0 x 2563 + 0 x 2562 + 19 x 256 + 136
= 5000
n= n+1
Reading of the address 3 => decimal point = 2 => displayed measure 50.00
• Response with a negative measure: no n>7 yes
measure

254 3 4 236 120 255 255 CRC 16 next byte

byte 1 byte 2 byte 3 byte 4 2 bytes
no end of sequence
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2
11111111 11111111 yes
Note 1: ⊕ = exclusive or.
Sign: 1 negative: inversion of the bits, and plus 1. Note 2: POLY = A001 (hex).
END
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2 Note 3:
Inversion
The CRC16 calculation applies to all bytes in the sequence (except CRC16).
Note 4:
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2 Caution! In the CRC 16, the 1st sent byte is the LSB.
Plus 1 Example: Sequence 1-3-0-75-0-2 CRC16 = 180-29 (the values are p35
decimal).
0 0 19 136
10.3 Reading in double integer format: Measure = -(byte 3 x 2563 + byte 4 x 2562 + byte 1 x 256 + byte 2)
Example: Reading of the displayed measure = -(0 x 2563 + 0 x 2562 + 19 x 256 + 136)
Request: = - 5000
Reading of the address 3 => decimal point = 2
254 03 0 2 0 2 CRC 16 => displayed measure -50.00
Slave Reading Address Number of words
number of n
words
10.4 CRC 16 calculation algorythm:
• Response with a positive measure:
measure FFFF → CRC

254 3 4 19 136 0 0 CRC 16

byte 1 byte 2
CRC ⊕ BYTE→ CRC
byte 3 byte 4 2 bytes
Value of the measure:
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2 n=0

0 0 19 136 shifting by 1 bit to the

right of CRC
Sign: 0 positive
1 negative
no carry yes
Measure = byte 3 x 2563 + byte 4 x 2562 + byte 1 x 256 + byte 2 CRC ⊕ poly → CRC
= 0 x 2563 + 0 x 2562 + 19 x 256 + 136
= 5000
n= n+1
Reading of the address 3 => decimal point = 2 => displayed measure 50.00
• Response with a negative measure: no n>7 yes
measure

254 3 4 236 120 255 255 CRC 16 next byte

byte 1 byte 2 byte 3 byte 4 2 bytes
no end of sequence
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2
11111111 11111111 yes
Note 1: ⊕ = exclusive or.
Sign: 1 negative: inversion of the bits, and plus 1. Note 2: POLY = A001 (hex).
END
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2 Note 3:
Inversion
The CRC16 calculation applies to all bytes in the sequence (except CRC16).
Note 4:
byte 3 byte 4 byte 1 byte 2 Caution! In the CRC 16, the 1st sent byte is the LSB.
Plus 1 Example: Sequence 1-3-0-75-0-2 CRC16 = 180-29 (the values are p36
decimal).
0 0 19 136