Detcon RD-4X User Manual

Detcon Model RD-4X
Remote Display Monitor
Operator's Installation & Instruction Manual
March 11, 2003 Document #1738 Rev 1.1
1.0 Description
2.0 Principle of Operation
3.0 Power Requirements
4.0 Setup/Operating Software
6.0 Installation
7.0 Start-up
8.0 Spare Parts List
9.0 Warranty
10.0 Wiring Diagram
Pg 6 & 7 Remote Display Sensor Configuration Form
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1.0 DESCRIPTION
Detcon Model RD-4X remote display monitor is designed to receive and display the status of up to 16 remote gas sensor devices. Each display channel, numbered 1 through 16, corresponds with the output of a mating multiplexer PCB assembly (Detcon part #5216), which terminates up to 16, 4-20 mA sensor devices and transmits that information to the remote display via a two conductor RS-485 data line. The monitor displays each sensor location’s gas type, range of detection, and provides alarm condition information.
The assembly is enclosed in a NEMA 4X molded fiberglass case with a hinged, gasketed door and is designed for surface mounting in both indoor and outdoor locations. A glass view window is mounted in the door. The NEMA 4X rating is, by definition, raintight and therefore, suitable for outdoor location in electrically non-hazardous environments. The system is powered by AC line power and/or 24 VDC.
The enclosure houses a 117VAC/24VDC fused (1 amp) power supply, a de-multiplexer PCB assembly, a back-lit graphic LCD display and a 7 pin lug-type terminal strip for input wiring; 117VAC, 24VDC and RS-485.
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2.0 PRINCIPLE OF
OPERATION
In operation, the RD-4X receives information from up to 16 remote sensor devices via the RS-485 data line and displays that information on its graphic LCD display. The information includes gas type and concen­tration present at the sensor location.
An alarm 1 (low) condition will cause the applicable channels reading to be shown in reverse video. An alarm 2 (high) condition will cause the applicable channels reading to flash between normal video and reverse video in 2 second intervals. As alarm conditions pass, the display will return to its normal condition.
3.0 POWER REQUIREMENTS
The monitor may be powered by by either 117VAC or 24VDC.
4.0 SETUP/OPERATING
SOFTWARE
In order to properly display the conditions at each sensor location, the remote display’s microprocessor must be programmed to properly recognize each sensor location’s gas type, range of detection, and alarm set points. The location of each sensor is also needed so as to provide a custom adhesive label that should be placed on the face plate next to the display. These requirements are usually accomplished before ship­ment of the product from the Detcon factory. If setup is required or a new configuration will be used, refer to the “Remote Display Sensor Configuration Form” which makes up the last two pages of this manual.
5.0 SPECIFICATIONS
Input Power
117VAC or 24VDC
Power Consumption
3 watts @ 24 VDC
Input Signal
RS-485
Operating Temperature
0° to 50°C; 32° to 122°F
Accuracy
± 2% F.S.
Warranty
1 year
6.0 INSTALLATION
1) Securely mount the RD-4X enclosure in accordance with the drawing below.
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11.625"
10.75"
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2) Connect 117VAC input wiring to the lug-type terminal strip labeled “117 VAC IN” (see dwg. below).
3) If 117VAC is not available, connect 24VDC to the terminal strip labeled “24 VDC IN”.
4) Connect RS-485 wiring from the multiplexer PCB assembly (Detcon part #5216) to the terminal strip labeled “RS-485 IN”. RS-485 data wiring should consist of 2 conductor, shielded, twisted pair. Belden part number 9841 is required. Terminate shield to the terminal strip but do not terminate the other end.
7.0 START UP
Upon completion of all mechanical mounting and termination of all field wiring the system is ready for power up. Before applying power be sure all appropriate systems and connections are up and running that are being used in conjunction with the remote mount multiplexer PCB assembly. Once powered up, the RD-4X monitor will display all applicable information in accordance with information provided in this manual. No adjustments are necessary.
If necessary, reference document #1741, for information on the multiplexor PCB assembly (Detcon part #5216).
8.0 SPARE PARTS LIST
3596 117VAC Power Supply Assembly 5625 De-multiplexer PCB Assembly 4358 Back-lit Graphic LCD Display
9.0 WARRANTY
Detcon, Inc., as manufacturer, warrants under intended normal use each new RD-4X Remote Display to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of shipment to the original purchaser. Should the remote display fail to perform in accordance with published specifications within the warranty period, return to Detcon, Inc., 2408 Timberloch Place, Bldg. D-1, The Woodlands, Texas 77380, for necessary repairs or replacement. All warranties and service policies are FOB the Detcon facility located in The Woodlands, Texas.
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Detcon Model RD-4X and RD-7X are remote display monitors that provide information on up to 16 remote gas sensor devices. Each channel, numbered 1 through 16, corresponds with the output of a mating multiplexer PCB assembly (Detcon part #5216) which terminates up to 16 4-20 mA sensor devices and transmits that information to the remote display via a two conductor RS-485 data line.
In order to properly display the conditions at each sensor location, the remote display’s microproccessor must be programmed to properly recognize each sensor location’s gas type, range of detection, and alarm set points. The location of each sensor is also needed so as to provide a custom adhesive label that should be placed on the face plate next to the display.
To accomplish these two tasks, fill out the information below and return to Detcon, Inc. Reference the illustration on the following page for typical layout of the remote display information.
Examples
Location: Drill Floor, Shale Shaker, Well Head, Flare, etc. Range: 0-25ppm, 0-100ppm, 0-25.0%, 0-100%, etc. Gas Type: H2S, LEL, NH3, HCN, PH3, HCL, H2S, O2, CO, SO2, NO2, CL2, CLO2, H2, NO, etc. Alarm 1 (low): 10ppm, 20ppm, 10%, 20%, etc. Alarm 2 (high): 10ppm, 20ppm, 10%, 20%, etc.
Remote Display Sensor Configuration Form
January 1, 1997 Document # 1737
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Shipping address: 2408 Timberloch Place, Bldg D-1, The Woodlands, Texas 77380
Mailing address: P.O. Box 8067, The Woodlands, Texas 77387-8067 Phone: (281) 367-4100 Fax: (281) 292-2860
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