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    DPM-2 SERIES INTELLIGENT DIGITAL PANEL METERS OPERATORS MANUAL Transducer aay or Techniques 43178 BUSINESS PARK DRIVE, B101 * TEMECULA, CA 92590 (909) 676-3865 * FAX (909) 676-1200 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION 2 Fal A z sti 1 Safety Summary. . cee iat paises tenes ceuccol Important Messages. ete sie eth 1 Shock Hazard (Industry Standard) 1 For Your Information, s : 1 DISCLAIMER .... pre eer : anecek IMPORTANT NOTICE... ev 5 So eS INTRODUCTION and DESCRIPTION 0... -.s2seseeercee 4.1. Unit Description: 12 SeitCal™ Auto-Calitration .. =... see ee 1.8 Options... ceeecceee eS ae aol i 1.4 Common Specifications... sists Shere 1.5 Model Specifications (at 28°C +20) INSTALLATION, ... : pbs ee ea 2.1 Installation and Assembly.......-...+ 2.2 Electrical Connections (Pt Edge Connector)... 22.1 Pt Edge Connecter Pin-Outs . 22.9 Input Connections... 22.4 StobelHold Connection... . 22.5 Power Connections... . rz 2.9 Recallbrate Meter-Optional eee ce seteeeeeee 2.4 P2 Edge Connector Pin-Outs ieee a OPERATION. ..... eee see Sta ies SL for = 10 Sc Opesetion aren: os cass ronan os covawdistinstirtn ascent 3.1.1 Nan volatile Memory. =... sepeeeneeeeniee : 10 B12Max. Feature... 4 Sree 2 10 31.8 Tere Feature LOSE SERCO ES et BL 10 32 Setup Mode. dba denaces : cuatendeene 10 32.1 Key Functions... ‘ sis : 0 32.2 Sotup Prompts, : ccaecaeaciaentatel Mt 3.2.3 Sample Setup Program... see 9.3 Digital Offset and Seale... ae 2 Sie Ove Condon: <24,54.0aicceccsaseacaiane eer : 95 Alarm Conditions... esseeeeer este reees vee 4 OPTIONS vse sescereverrereens aT ae eek ete ie 4.1, Option © - Digital Limite, Form C Relay QupUS eset rteeereeee rene 1S 44-1, Option C Description eee ee ccc eeeeee deeviieantGe 46 AAD Alntte Condon stirs. taste civesstesineds tedencdeeta tesco. 15 4:18. Option GGonnediions .........eceeseteteesesesceeernne sis. 42. Option T - Serial Output (ASCII) ......-.. pete alletcaeettes 16 4.1. Specifications . : egestas anaes 16 43.2 Option T Connections... eFaitraitey Dita ele sad 16 43. Option H - Analog Output... z Sree eon 4.3.1. H Option Common Specs... =... dueletcsetioebacrnece18 4.9.2, H Option Specs - NORMAL OPERATION ......2.2.c2cecesseeee 18 4.4.3, H Option Specs - EXTENDED OPERATION .. none 18 4.9.4 P2 Edge Connector Fin-Guts for Gption H ie idea gitoaen 4.3.5, Bipolar, Unipolar Connections... ee ere 4.3.6. 10¥ Compliance (Excitation) Adjustment... Sepdiccaupant ata 4.3.7. Analog Output Adjustment... 4 : seal 4.4, Option F - Exciter (Standard)... site 22 4.4.1. Enciter Spe08 oe See 22 4.4.2. Exalter (10V Compliance) Adjustment ........0.06 22 4.4.8. P2 Edge Connecter Pin-outs for the Exciter or Stora ee, PRELIMINARY INFORMATION Safety Summary ‘This instrument is designed to prevent accidental shock to operatar when Properly used. However, no: enginaering design can ensure the safely of an instrument used negligently. Therefore, read this manual carehily ‘and completely prior to operating the instrument. Failure to do 30 could seriously damage the instrument or injure the operstor. Standard safety precautions must be used during instalation and Operation. Important Messages WARNING — Denotes «harardous procedure ar condition which, If ignored, could Injure or be foal to the operator CAUTION. _ Denotes a harardous procedure or condition which, H ignored, could damage ot destroy the instrument, IMPGRTANT Denotes « procedure or candilion which iz exzentia to the eo(roct operation ofthe instrument. NOTE, ‘Specifies supplementary and perhaps ezzential information whien ehpule be recognizes in relation to mpartou! Shock Hazard (Industry Standard) ‘The definition of "Shack Hazard" (as defined in Underwriters Laborataries Radio and Television Receiving Appliances Standards for Safety, 12th ed., dated June 25, 1969) is pravided for the Safe operation of the unit "Shock hazard shall be considered to exist at any part involving a potentiol of between 42.4 volts peak and 40 kiovolis peak in the following cases: eit the currant thraugh a toad et not fess than 600 ohms exceeds 300 milliamperes after 0.0003 second, + Ifte current through a load cf not fess than 500 ofrs éxcoads miliampares after 0.2 second, * ifthe time required for the current through a foad of not lass than 600 ohms to decrease to .5 milliamperes is Between 0.1 and 0.2 second, end the total quantiy of electricty passed thraugh the load up to that tine ‘exceeds 4 millicoulombs. * [1 the time raquired for the current through a load of not less than 500 ohms to decrease to 5 millamperes is Between 0,03 and 0,1 second, and tha otal cuanisy of electety passed through the oad upto thal ime exoseds 751-3807 2 milicoulombs, where Tis the time in seconds, * {the potential more than § klowots peak an if the total capacitance othe crit is more then $000 INGTE: Additional factors might apply when potentials more than 40 kilovolts peak are present ' For Your Information * TTiclains proprietary right o te material discloses herein, Tiss manuals lesuad in conten tor Engineering information Gniy end may nol be reproduced or used fo manufacture anything shown without ‘Groot wnitgn parmissian from TT fo User Specifications, Parts Lists, Component Layouts, and Schematics are subject to change withour notice * The terms “instrument, “unit’, and "meter” are used synonymously throughout this manuel DISCLAIMER “Warranties. of sale, disclimer thereof and imitations of ability are covered xciusively by TT's printad warranty statement lor the meters. Thase inslructions do nat expand, reduce, mocity or atter TT1's warranty statement and fo warranty or remedy in favor of a customer or any other poréon arises out ofthese instructions.” IMPORTANT NOTICE Our recommendations, if any, for the use of this product are based on tests believed to be reliable, the greatest care is exsrcigedin the selection of our raw matoriais and in-our manufacturing operations. however, since the {se of this product is beyond the control of the manufacturer. no guarantee of warranty, express or implied is made as to such use of effects incidental to such use, handling or possession or the resuits to be-abtained, ‘whether in accordance wih the directions or claimed £0 ta be. the manufacturer expressly disclaims responsibility therefore. furthermore, nathing contained herein shall be construed 8 a recommendation to use any praduct in conflict with existing lam and/or patents covering any material or use. 4.1 Unit Description 1.4 Common Specifications 1.3 14 INTRODUCTION and DESCRIPTION ‘This manual Is divided into the following sections: Section 1 - INTRODUCTION and DESCRIPTION Section 2 -INSTALLATION Section 3- OPERATION Section 4 OPTION Section § - DRAWINGS, and PARTS LISTS Unit Description Digital Panel Meter Model DPM-2is available with 4 digits of resolution. Three front panel soft keys allow you to select input, setgoint values and hysteresis, offset and scale, Min/Max. values, and tare function. Mode! Digits Display DPM.2 4 39999 SelfCal™ Auto-Calibration ‘SeltCal™ is a standard auto-calibration feature on all meters. A stable input eeferance (8 ppm/°C) and internal ‘Sett-calbrating circuit replace the need for potentiometer adjustments. SelfCal™ auto-caliorales once every ¢ seconds to compensate for any dit. Options ‘Option C: Digital Limits, Form C Relays (dual highviow) ‘Option Hi: Analog Output Option T: Serial Data Output (F'S-232-C, 20mA Current Loop) Common Specifications * Display: 7 segment, 5 digit, blue-green, vacuum flucresvent, 0.5° (13mm) * NMR: 60 dB typical at 50/60 H2. * CMV. 2500V bask inputto power line with AC power supply. 1500V, input to power line with DC power 8 ion * OMAR, 80 dB at 50/60 Hz, input to power line; 120d8 at DC. ‘Case: 1/8 DIN cutout; splash preot NEMA 12 front panel; ol-tight with pane! seal gasket. Dimensions: 2° (50.8 mm) x3.83° (87.3mm) w x 5.36" (136.1 mm) d. * Depth Benind Panes §.01"(127-2m) min. to 6.01°(152.6mm) max, depending on rade! and type ot or + Weight: 1.22 1b, (553 kg) max. with AC power supply, 0.72 Ib. (327 kg) with DC power supply (Option R). + Power: 115VAC or 230VAC =10%, 10VA. user-selectable on edge connector * Display Rate: 2 updates per second nominal * Response Time: 750 ms typical for input step change. Input: Floating, protection to 150V peak, 1M emi, input impedance Envianment: 0 to 45°C opereting temperature (0 to 40°C with Option C;.0 ta 35°C with Option H or multiple Re Oe et eer. SOs eine reek e nam, ranconsenet " * Terminations: Screw Tarminal Connector. + A/D Conversion: Voltage-to-frequency, microprocessor controlled. Auto-zero, auto-reference. + SeitCal™ Auta caliurates once every 4 seconds. Each calibeetion cycle takes approximately 1 second, varying with user options, Integratian tme is 400.0 ms max Temperature coefficient SOppm/°C maximum, Intémal reference temperature coefficient 8ppm/°C; stabilty 2oppm/1000 hours mesemum (non-concurrent). During ‘SeltCal™, input measurement is suspended. INTRODUCTION and DESCRIPTION - 2 4.8 Model Specifications (at 23°C »/-2°C) 1.5 Model Specifications (at 23°C +/-2°C) Digital Panel Meter OPM-2 ‘Accu without Options 20.02% dg = 0.01% 1 ‘Steam “witropiors | 20.0206. 0 Bas md Tempco '20.008% rdg 0.002% F.5 6° Range 230m ‘Min. Input impedance 000M © INTRODUCTION and DESCRIPTION -3. 2.1 Installation and Assembly 2.1 Installation and Assembly INSTALLATION ‘The Installation Section is broken down into the folawing sections: Section 2.1. Installation and Assembly Section 2.2 Electrical Connections Section 2.3 Recalibrate Meter Section 2.4 P2\Edge Connector Pin-Outs (Option Board C, CHT) 2.1 Installation and Assembly Refer to Figure 1 for unit installation and assembly, NOTE: The front frame is shown removed for assembly purposes only. The unit does not need to be unassembled for mounting in the panel. Membrane switch will be Gamiaged lt is peeled awry tars the front frame. sours ameses —7 sda) a nena 1/4 om er cae arrow omvt comecron ascoe.r —M” Figure 1. Unit Installation and Assembly INSTALLATION «4. 2.2 Electrical Connections (P1 Edge Connector) ‘2.2 Electrical Connections (P1 Edge Connector). 2.2 Electrical Connections (P1 Edge Connector) When making signal input connections to the Pt Edge Connector, remember ‘oat to the potential applied to P1, Pin R. Refer to the Safety Summary on page |’ at I. 22:1 Pt Edge Connector Pin-Outs. Pin Description 1.3AC (AC power input, 28 BC power +V input 4D DE power ¥ return. 5 |AC Earth ground. Tie to AC power input grounding wire. Bo nat allow to float. 5 DC Shi. Tie to power input sielcing wire ft avaable, 8 Ret eoAMACKTO Input or return 6.8.19,15 Reserved (do notuse). EF.P Reserved (do not use) 7 Data. Used for field recalibration, 9 ‘When connected through a push button switch to Pin K, switch functions as the s key. H When connected through @ push button switch to Pin K, switch functions 98 thet key (TARE). J When connected through @ push button switch to in K, switch functions as the “S* key K Strobe common for keyboard and StrobeiHold L When tied to Pin K, holds the count inthe display and stops signal processing (Strobe/Hold) 1 1 15V power supply, test point only 12 +15¥ power supply, test point only. N Internal power supply comman return line. Used for fleld recalibration. M Glock in, Used for field recalibration. 10 +45V pawer supply, test point only s Signal ground. Do not connect a Shield to this pin. Ris Input terminations (see Figure 3). Figure 2 shows the P1 Edge Connector Pin-auts (with AC & DG pawer supply) on the Main Logic Board SIROBE HOLD (SHORT TO Kh gtk" N POWER SUPPLY COU. inpur (CURE 33) (P a? SEOLS| + ENPUT (RUGS Soota| +INPUT (FIGURES 3A de 30 sions. sRounb |S co “THIS, * Figure 2. P1 Edge Connector INSTALLATION - 5 2.2 Electrical Connections (P1 Edge Connector) 2.2 Electrical Connections (P1 Edge Connector) 2.23 Input Connections Using Figure 3, make the proper signal input connections to the P1 Edge Connector. NOTE: Pin B Must be tied to pin § at. ‘fansducer or at the P2 connector for proper operation. Full Wheatstone Bridge ‘Transducer Load Call Force Sensor Torque Sensor Prossure Transducer + Excitation (Red) | - Signal ( White ) + Signal (Green ) - Excitation ( Black ) Ground ( Shield ) Figure 3 Input Connection 2.2.4 Strobe/Hold Connection When etrobayneld is connected, ail analog processing stops and the display ‘reezes. To connect strobe/hold, short Pin L to Pin K. Important: When using mare then ane mater each meter must Nave an individual cantact for strobeyhold function, INSTALLATION - 6 2.2 Electrical Connections (Pi Edge Connector) 2.2 Electrical Connections (P1 Edge Connector) 2.2.5 Power Connections WARNING: If the unit has an option board, remove the anti-static edge card protector betoré |applying power to unit, 11SVAC Operation (see Figure 4A) 1. Make sure the connector is right-side-up, 2. Connect Neutral (AC Low) te P1, pin 1 and pin A. 3. Connact Hot (AC High) to Pt, pin C and pin 3. “@. Connect earth ground to Pin 5. 5. Check connections, Figure 44. Power Connections - 115V Operation ZSOVAC Operation (see Figure 45) rilake sure comectorts rightsidewp 2 Gonnes Lito Ps, pin 8 3 Gonnedt L2%0 PA, pin 1 4, Gonmect Pt, pin A and pin ¢ together, 5, Connect earth ground to Pin 5. 6. Check connections. SmOSoe roe IzeneM Figure 4B, Power Connections - 230¥ Operation INSTALLATION -7 2.3 Recalibrate Meter-Optional 2.3 Recalibrate Meter-Optional 2.3 Recalibrate Meter-Optional WARNING: When making connections to the P1 Edge Connector, remember that these pins float to the potential applied to P1, Pin R. Refer to the Shock Hazard on page ‘il’ at the beginning of this manual. ‘All meters can be recalibrated._ Sine most component settling occurs during the first year of operation, recalibration should be tone afer one year of use, Flecalibration is optional. Procedure 1. Gn the P1 Connector, connect one momentary ON push-buaton (S1) between Pins 7 and N (data and common). 2. Connect another mamientary one shat ON push-button ($2) between Pins M and N (clock and commer). 3. Connect the: DG calitrator to the input terminal (866 Section 2.2.9 ta make Connections) and apply OV oe OA, epending on the ype of meter you are calibrating, 4, Press the S1 push-uution for at least 3 seconds then release. 5. Adjust the caltation standard 10 +20mV. NOTE: Unit reading should not change. 6. Wait at least § seconds. 7. Prass tne $2 push-button, release it 8. Adjust the calibration standard to <80mV. 9, Prose the S2 push-button, release it 10. Remove Power & then remove recalibration connections trom the Pt connector. Figure 5, Recallbration Connections (P1 Connector) INSTALLATION -& 2.4 P2 Edge Connector Pin-Outs 2.4 P2 Edge Connector Pin-Outs 24 P2Edge Connector Pin-Outs Figure 6A dapicts the connections made to the P2 edge connector when only the standard excitor is present. | mo [a 1 soy sense |B 2 Ic 3 joo zs \E ims ‘Fox me Ho D7 Ig 8 Koo ome Lo 10 Moo ou No m2 \P or eas \Roo fia {S o_715) | KO Aa08 ANALOG ann. nD. 410 Exe'tetion Figure 6A. P2 Edge Connector Exciter Only (No Options) Figure 6B depicts the connections made to the P2 Edge Connector on the “G" and “H” andior “T* Option Board, 4-20 ma ouT|C me tan D NO ea com (sek SPARE |H BIG:TAL GNO,| J NO. (S?2)/K Nc, (5P2)|L OM. (SP2)/M BiGiTAL GND,|N GIGITAL GNa.|P iciTaL cwo.|R DIGITAL GNo.] S 6 7 an ima 33 19) it A Figure 6B. P2 Edge Connector “Analog Output) INVERTED SUM ANALOG GND. ANALOG GND. Q=10 voc OUT tion ae 5, PULLUP + BOSy DIGITAL GND. | RS232 OUT 1 SERIAL DUT 1200 BAUG SELECT De SELECT tor Open clays Qu and Option # INSTALLATION - 8 1 Operation 3.2 Setup Mode OPERATION ‘Section 3 describes haw to operate the meter using the frent panel Keypad, and is broken dawn into the folowing sections: Section 3.1 Normal Operation Section 3.2 Setup Mods Section 3.3 Digital Offset and Scale Section 3.4 Alarm Conditions Section 3.5 Overfiow Condition 3.1 Operation ‘When the meter is inthe run Mode displays the present reading with the scale and offset appied. If any setpoire i exceeded, the meter goes into an alarm condition (refer to option "C* 3.1.1 Non volatile Memory Al meters feature a nen volatile memory, in addition to.a temporary memory. The non volatte memory is maintained even when power to the meter is off The temporary memory is Used during the Setup Mode to store selected values unti they are transferred ta non wlatile mnemory afte exiting the Setup Made. This feature makes itunnecessary to reprogram the meter each tme itis turned on 3.1.2 Max. Feature The Max. feature keeps track of the highest reading since the value was last eared, Pressthe lim key to cisplay the highest reading. To reset Max,, press and hold the 2 key, then press “S" key, Release ‘S" key and then the @& key. The ‘negative ful scale value will fasi on the display, followed by the present reading 3.1.3 Tare Feature ‘The tare function of the DPM-2 2606 tho display and stores the value in non volatile memory. This is dons either Inthe setup mode or while the desired value ion the Wisplay. Set the tare value in the run Mode by pressing te “© Koy for one second, then release the ~w key. The Gisplay wil fiash "tArE* and the display will change to zero, The tare value is stored in the non volatile memory. ‘The tare value can be cleared by the front panel. To clear tare, press and hold the the im key, then press the the “WF key. Release both keys and the diepiay will flash “CLEA and then return to the normal run mode. The tare value can be viewed and altered in the setup mode. 3.2 Setup Mode Uae the setup mode to select setpoint values, hysteresis, offset and scale values, a8 well as setting the decimal point (AP) positian. During Setup, values are entered into the meter’s temparary memory until the Fun Mods is entered at the end of the Setup cycle. At that time, temporary mernory iS transferred to non volatile memory IMPORTANT (1) Two-Minute Entry Time: During Setup, the meter allows ONLY 2 MINUTES between keystrokes to enter or change parameter. If'2 minutes lapse without a keystroke, the meter automatically returns to the Run ode and erases any temporary memory without changing non volatile memory, (2) Change setting in non volatile memory: [After entering the Setup mode, press. “S" Key until you Come to the function you want to change, [After changing the setup entry, press "5" key again until the “run” prompt is displayed. The new value is entered into non volatile memory when the display goes blank. OPERATION -10 32 Satup Made 2.2 Setup Mode 3.2.1 Key Functions ‘The keys on the front panel are used ta step through the Setup Pragram. The Setup Program is used to program setpaints and select values such as scale, offset, and hysteresis, There are 3 keys on the front panel: s Used to enter Setup Mode, to scroll through setup prompts, or to enter a selection or value into temporary mamary, ~ Used to increase a displayed value, Prass and hold this key to rapidly increase tne displayed value, Sd Used to decrease a displayed value, Press and hold this Key to rapidly decrease the displayed valve, 3.22 Setup Prompts: ‘The following Setup Prompts appear in the display during the Setup Mode: SETUP This prompttelis you to enter the lockaut code (28) to enter the Setup Mode. Input This prompt is followed by the actual input reading, disregarding scale, offset, and decimal point location. SP 1H This prompt, which is followed by the present setting, tells you to select the High Litt value of setpoint 1 (SP1H). SP1H is. low setpoint for postive cisplay reading. SP1L This prompt, which is followed by the present setting, tells you to select the Low Limit value of setpoint 1 (SP1L). SPIL is a low setpoint for a negative display reading SP 2H This prompt, which is followed by the present setting, tells you to select the High Limit value of setpoint 2 (SP2H), SP2H is @ high setpoint fora positive display neacing SP2L This prompt, wich is followed by the present setting, tells you to enter the Low Limit value of setpoint 2 (SP2L). SPAL is a high setpoint for a negative display reading. YS ‘This prompt, which is followed by the present setting, tells you to select the Hysteresis: (deadband) value. This is 4 number to be added to a tow limit value or subtracted from a high limit value before an alarm condition is canceled, and is common to both setpoints. OFFSE This prompt, which is follawed by the present setting, tells you to gelect the Display Offset Valve, (afer to Section 3.4) SCALE This prompt, which is fovowred by the present value, tells youto solect the Display Scale Factor. (refer to Section 3.4}. The scale factor vaiue can be found on all of TTY load cel calibration certificates, Uwe This prompt, which is followed by the present value, telis you the present tare value. This value can be modified or lettintact by pressing the "S" kay ap This prompt tells yau to select the decimal point position mun ‘This prompt tells yau that the Setup Moda is complete. Any values selected in the Setup Made ae transferred to non volatile memory when the meter returns to the lun Mode. $2.3 Sample Setup Program ‘The follawing example shows the Setup Program for a meter with Scale and Ottset capabilities, REMEMBER: Thre Front Panel Keys: ‘s key is to start Setup, scroll through Setup entries, and save changes in temporary memory. oy Is to increase a displayed vaive; and ~ ~ key isto decrease a displayed value OPERATION - 11, 3.3 Digital Offset and Scale 3.3 Digital Offset and Scale Setup Sequence: 1. Press ‘S* key The display says SETUP followed by 0: 2 Ener the Lack Qut Code (28) using the a Key to raise the displayed valueto 30, then press the “wr kay twice to get to 28. 3. Press.the ‘S* key to display InPuT, followed by the input reading, 4, Then SP tis displayed, folawed by its present setting, enter the high limit af Setpoint + (SP1H) by raising or lowering the displayed value and pressing the "S' key. SP1H and SP2H are setpoints for a positive display reading, NOTE: Limits are entered disregarding the decimal point; For example Display range 0-100.0 Limit Desired 80.0 ENTER SP1H as 800 5. Then SP 1L is displayed, followed by its present value, enter the iow limit of Setpoint 1 (SP1L) by raising or lowering the displayed value and pressing the “S' key. Repeat thase steps to set the ‘two remaining seipoint values. SP1L and SP2L are seipoints for a negative display reading. Never set SP1L higher than SP1H of SP2L higher than SP2H. 6, Then HYS is displayed, folowad by its present value, enter the Hysteresis (deacband) by raising oF lowering the displayed value and pressing the "S" key. 7. Then OFFSE is displayed, fotowad by its present valuo, enter the offset value by raising ar lowering the displayed value and pressing the 'S" key. 8, Then SCALE is cispiayed, followed by its present value, enter the scale factor by raising or lowering the displayed value and pressing the ‘S* key. The scale factor value can befouind on all of TT's load: cell cafibration certiicates, NOTE: Maximum scale factor is 3.2000. 9, Then tArE is displayed followed by its present value, enter the tare value byusing the mW key to dsplay the waive then press the 'S' key. 10. When dP iis displayed, position the blinking decimal point using thei or “F key switches and pressing 'S* key. If you want to stay in the Setup Mode, continue to pregs the "S* key when run is diepiayee, 14, Thedisplay will say run and the ¢splay will ga blank (the data that has been changed is entered into non volatile memory). 3.3 Digital Offset and Scale ‘This section shows how to convert an input into the desired engineering units Display walues for offset and scale are entered during Setup. Derived from the basic formula ¥ = mx + b (where ¥ = Display, m = seala, x= input, andi = offset}, this method shows YoU Now to calculate scale and offset values using predicted input values. Scale Factor First, you must calculate the scale factor using the following formula Display High - Display Low Input High - Input Low Display High = The desired full scale capactyy of the load cel / force sensor in engineering units (ignerd decimal point) + Note: The DPM-2 is a full digi displ 8 display high af 5000 counts could be used for S5'fru 501000 lo: oau cal taco onser The doc Ponte seta wie’ eb »» Display Law = The desired lowest meter reading in engineering units, normetly set to zero. (ignore acm point >> Input tpn « The ul sale my reading that i seted op the 17] calratn ceticata mutinied by 1G which is the +10 VDC exctation source, divided by .003 (003 = milivolts per display court). Input Low = The muy reading with no load / weight applied tp the load cell | force sensor multiiied by ‘Srinichs the v10 UDG exckation source, vided by 003 (003 ~ milivoks per splay court (Note: Use zero when calculating in conjunction with a TT load cell / force sensors (TTI load cells are factory balanced) Scale (m) = ¥ ‘OPERATION - 12 3.3 Digital Offset and Scale 2.3 Digital Offset and Se: Example & This exaenple shows how 16 calculate the scale factor. Input Low » (0 mu/y x 106) divided by 003 = 0 Input High = (2.1 mvivx 10 VDC) divided by .003 = 7000 Desired Display = 0 0 5000 ( The display range you want as a result of seale factor). Next, use these numbers in the formu. 000. Display High - Display Low 5000 - SO a rsae o Scale (m) = Input High -InputLew " ~7000-0 ‘Scale Factor = 7142 Note: We have inserted a0 mv/vfor input ow, because TTT load cells are factory balanced. ‘Offset Factor ‘Calculate the offset factor using the fallowing formula with values derived during scale calculation Offset (0) = Display Low - (Scale x Input Law) where: >» Display Low = The desired lowest meter reading in engineering units, normally set 1.0 (ignere the dedmétpoiny). oe oe am » Input Low = The my/y reading with no load / weight: lied to the load cell / force sensor multi bf iO,whuch & thes 70 VOC sxctation source, Sliced by O03 (O08 = milvoks per dsp GaLh Note: Use zero when calculating with a TTI load cell/ force sensor (TTI load celis are factory balanced}. Example 8 This example shows how to calculate the offset factor. Offset (b) = Display Low - (Scale x input law) 0 - (7142 0) = 7142 7142 = 1 since 1 is the smatlest count Note: We have inserted a 0 mv/'-for input law because TT! load cells are factory balanced OPERATION - 13 3.4 Overflow Condition 3.5 Alarm Conditions 3.4 Overflow Condition ‘An overfiow condition cccurs when the meter’s display range (raler to Model Specification) is exceeded. This is indleated by the prompt OFLO, which will appear in the display. Certain offset and scale acjustments ean inhibit the display of OFLO. The scale factar af 0.1000 could he used to display a value above the units display range. An offset of -S00 could ba used te dieplay a number (display range + 509) » the display range: 3.5 Alarm Conditions When the Display value exceeds a setpoint (SP), the meter goes into an alarm condition. During an alarm Condition, the display alternates between an alarn message (Hi or Lo) and the present reading. and, if your meter has Option C, the corresponding relay iS activated. The Alarm Messages which may appear during an alarm candition are listed below. Alarm Message Description [Hi] SP tHexseeded. Display flashes present reading. [Lo] SP IL exceeded. Display flashes present reading. [Hi] SP 2Hexceeded. Display flashes present reading. [Le] SP 2. exceeded. Display flashes present reading. [Hi Hi] SP tHend SP 2H exceeded. Display flashes present reading. flo Lo} SP 1L and SP AL exceeded. Display flashes present reading. [Hi Lo] «SP 1Hand'SP aL. excescied Display flashes present reading, [Lo Hi) SP 1L_ and SP 1H exceeded. Display flashes present reading, OPERATION - 14 4.1. Option C - Digital Limits, Form C Relay Outputs 4.1. Option ¢ - Digital Limits, Form C Relay Outputs OPTIONS 4.1. Option C - Digital Limits, Form C Relay Outputs 4.1.1, Option ¢ Description NOTE: If either SP1H/SPIL are exceeded, the SP1 relay will be activated. If lelther SP2H/SP2L are maximum contact life, or when Option C is used in conjunction with Op' land/or H, relay contacts should have arc suppression on the P2 edg No inter: RATING: * Rasistive: SA max. at 125VAC max; 0.6Amax at 1140VDC max.; 5A max at 30VDG max. * Inductive: 0.14 max. at S0VDC max. 10HP. at 125VAC. ‘This is & 1500Vpk isolation trom the signal input and SOOVpk isolation trom Option T, or H wien Option C is used in conjunction with any of these options. Option C provides two: Form C, 5 amp relays with high and low setpoints giving the meter a total of 4 Setpoints with an indivduat deadband for each pair of sotpoins (Rysteresis). These Belnoints (hill) are programmed using the front panel Keypad. ed. To , the SP2'relay will be acti nT, e connector. arc suppression is provided. Use 0.047uF/500V ceramic dist in series with 10 ohm, 1/2 W resistor for proper arc suppression in 4.1.2. Alarm Condition When the channel value exceeds: the gotpaint (SP), the meter goss into an alarm condition. During an alarm Lo,Lo) and the present reading, and the ‘condition, the display alternates. between an alarm message (Hi corresponding relay output is activated. An example ofthe Setpoints with Hysteresis is illustrated in the following graph. Alarm Messages which may: ‘appear during an alarm candition aretlisted after the graph. ae fe a teak | be-be| — Figure 4-1. Setpoints with Hysteresis [Description SP 1H exceeded. Display flashes present reading, SP 11. excesded. Display fashes present reading, ‘SP 2H exceeded. Display flashes present reading. SP BL. exceeded. Display flashes present reading ‘SP 1H and SP 2H exceeded, Display flashes present reading. ‘SP 1L and SP aL. exceeded. Dispiay flashes present reading, SP iH and SP aL exceeded, Display flashes present reading. SP 1L and SP 1H exceeded. Display flashes present reading, 4.1.3. Option C Connections Refer to section: 2.4 P2 Edge connector Pin-Outs (C, CHT). Figures 6A and 6B. When Option C is installed with Option H andlor Option T, Setpoint 1 High and Setpoint 1 Low contri Pins D. , ‘and F on the P2 Edge Connector. Setpoint 2 High and Setpoint 2 Loer control Pins. L, and M on the P2 Edge Connector. OPTIONS 15 4.2, Option T- Serial Output (ASCII) 4.2. Option T -Serial Output (ASCID 4.2. Option T - Serial Output (ASCII) Option T provides 20mA and FIS23? serial oulput capability. The aptically isolated 20mA currant source interface Can be operated 2-wire halt-duplex while providing Up to 1500V peak isolation, ‘This output will only rack the display valve from -9999 to +999 counts, The output to the option will max out # beyond these display counts, The display count refers to the full digital depiction on the display regardiess of any decmal point. Example, the maximum output responds to: 9999, , 0 998.9, of 99.99, But, above this point the output value to the options will indicate an overflow condition, 4.3.1, Specifications * Output: Hall duplex, Isolated ASCII 20mA current source or AS232, ® Baud Rate-300 or 1200 bitsisec.. external jumper selectable. For 1200 baud, short Pin 12 and Pin N on F2 connector. For 300 baud, leave both pins open. * Format: 1 start bit; 8 data bits, no parity; 1 stop bit * Transmission Sequence: ASC characters comprised of polarity sign, 5 digits kwith dP location), and CR LF. .0¥ (min) SEIALSETECT (pn 19): Logic 0 = -0.5V (min) 10 08V (max) at 1mA.sink, elected. Logic 1 SEEN paan reer Soap not sneten OY) Loo NOTE: When SERIAL SELECT is pulled to Logic Low. a new line of data is transmitted over S232 and 20mA lines. For continuous printing, short Pin 15 te Pin S. * BUSY (Pin 8): Logic 0 = 0.5¥ (max,) to Fae noe, transmissions. SV (min.} to 50V (max.) rk costa Baume varainiasca The BUSY ine functors as.a nanefske to coral fe fon of Gaia. Fe ieta tonne meter wil ferrite fe vartomsson of deka ater the haracter carer) C Fe ete er taicign eal recur where i lok oH wren GUSY is rebrned righ. KBIBY (Graf used f thost Be jumpered ta Pin ta pull WPI. © Distance: 20MA current loop = 4000 ft, at 300 or 1200 baud, RS232 » 75 ft. max 4.3.2. Option T Connections Data Transmission ‘The BUSY line functions as a handshake to control the tow of data, if BUSY is taken Low, data transmission wil terminate after the last character being transmitted completes transmission, Data transmission wil resume where leh off when BUSY is reumed High, HW BUSY Is not used, jumper Pin 8 to Pin 7. Single Line Transmission 4.3. Option H - Analog Output 4.3. Option H - Analog Output To transmit one fine of data the SERIAL SELECT line must be pulsed Low for 10ms to 50ms and ‘Ren oumed igh, 1 SEMIAL SELECT is eld Low longer han SoM, monpla ouput wi oa NO ManEshace Comectien nseae Fu 92 FULL MELEMENTATION os ——aa © rer } esese para cur 7] } ssmnz a |__aer J a PRRFIN ay = [__seviee sevecr ‘SERIAL SELECT 6106700 ENABLE Bonk FULL IMPLEMENTATION seuere ECT OW aYSvINTERVAL io Oe cane a at Q BY Figure 4.3, Various Option T Connections. 4.3. Option H - Analog Output Option H contains @ 12bit, DIA converter and currenttransmitter that enabie the meter to interface with analog OPTIONS. 17 4.3. Option H - Analog Output 4.3. Option H - Analog Output devices. Analog output is derived from the Gisplay, and will rack from -2908-to +8909 max for DPM.2 ‘The output can be sealed for displayed valves smaler than this by using the trimpots. Inthe following specications, reference is made to NORMAL and EXTENDED operation. NORMAL operation is when the SCALE trimpot is (R17 on figure 4-6) below X8, EXTENDED speration is when the scale trimpot is fram X10 x20. 4.3.1. H Option Common Specs ‘Operating Temperature: 0 to 35C fast ange mtn 42 From 100% of eet 00% of utp ‘Output Voltage: 10VDC @ 17mA max; ‘Output Current: 20mA @17¥ compliance min. DAC Resolution: 12 bit (1 part in 4095, 2.441mV per step) Scale Range with Fi#7: 0.5 to 5 (Normal) 5 to 20 (Extended) Important Do not confuse these scale factors with X2.& X5 modes of operation. They ai 4.3.2. H Option Specs - NORMAL OPERATION mu Di "Da Minimum Display Cour oot Mote Sate Typiesi im¥lent Change For Ful? Output Shan DPM2 «x1 -ogg9t.9B99 © 25 mv? S counts 4000 x2 ot9908 25 mv/2 5 counis 2000 XS to 3908 2.5 mVi count 800 * Stabiity: 0.35% +0.02%/C after 1 hour warm-up * Linearity: Adjustable scaling (0.5% setabiity) © Oifset Eivor: Adustabie atts (1% setability) © Output Resolution: Shown an charts above. Listed output values increase as the scale setting increases 4.3.3. H Option Specs - EXTENDED OPERATION Model Mode Display "DAC 01 2\dinimum Display Count Cou Typical -mVient Change For Full ‘Output Span DpM-2 Xt -gggg1¢ 9999 2.5 m¥v/S counts 4909 xe oto 9989 25 mv/25 counts 2000 XS Oto 3998 2.5 mW count 800 * Stabiity: 2% + 0.05%/C after 1 nour warm-up © Linearity: Adjustable scaling (5% setabilty) * Offset Error: Adjustable offset (5% setabilty) * Quiput Resolution: Shown on charts above. Listed output values inorease as the scale setting increases. { Typical DAC output is the average change in DAG output voltage (prior to scale “17 and offset "R12" adjustments) due to the snecified count change in the dplay. Actual resolution of the DAG is 2.441mV/ per step (4098 maximum steps). 2 With R17 set for a gain of 20, OPTIONS «13, 4.3. Option H - Analog Output 4,3, Option H - Analog Output GHa-3 OPIN SASL a in +0 i 5 ¢ 5 £ Z a 3 & z & s 5 3 i jae iy scare annefx20 XS X25 MTB X1.25 XT x2 1909 4000 gp99-«17000-«« 16000 0,000 XB 400 1600 3299-40040 BOD SOFTWARE ~ SELECHON fessPLaY COUNT CHANGE FOR Fut. QUTPUT SAN Figure 4-4, H-Option instability Graph ewe? H OFTON Se 2009 8000 16000 24,000 32,000 19,000 DPM-2 3 2 ‘ 3g g sot eg sot on 3 20- Qascafem nfm h ' inne minsoecam—fgo x8 SR? NS x2 1000 «4000 B000 12009 «16000 20.000 x1 2000 B00 160990 24,000 32,000 40.000 OPM=? XS

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