Eskon EPA 200 User Manual

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EPA 200

USER

PROCESS CONTROL DEVICE

MANUAL

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INDEX

INDEX ................................................................................................................................................................................ 2

1.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................................................... 4

2. MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS .......................................................................................................................................... 4

3. CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................... 5

4. FRONT PANEL IDENTIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................... 6

5. MENU TREE ................................................................................................................................................................... 7

6. SETUP ............................................................................................................................................................................ 8

6.1 Connecting the Sensor to the Device ...................................................................................................................... 8

6.2.1. Setting the Scale Value .................................................................................................................................. 9

6.2.2 Setting Factor Value ......................................................................................................................................... 9

6.2.3 Setting Calibration Method ............................................................................................................................ 10

6.2.4 Start Calibration (START) ................................................................................................................................ 11

6.3. ADJUSTING THE RELAY SET VALUES ..................................................................................................................... 11

6.3.1. Relay Output Settings ................................................................................................................................... 11

6.3.2 Changing Quick Set Values ............................................................................................................................. 12

6.4. RELAY PROGRAMMING MODE ............................................................................................................................ 12

6.4.1. Relay Function Selection ............................................................................................................................... 12

6.4.2 Delay .............................................................................................................................................................. 14

6.4.3. Hysteresis ...................................................................................................................................................... 14

6.4.4. Offset Value................................................................................................................................................... 15

6.4.5. Default Status Of The Relay (Cond) ............................................................................................................... 15

6.4.6. Sensor Selection (Snsor) ................................................................................................................................ 16

6.5. ANALOGUE OUTPUT SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................ 16

6.5.1. Analogue Output Type Selection .................................................................................................................. 16

6.5.2. Analogue Output ON/OFF ............................................................................................................................. 17

6.5.3. Inverse Setting .............................................................................................................................................. 17

6.5.4. Analogue Output Scale Setting ..................................................................................................................... 18

6.5.5. Wave Function .............................................................................................................................................. 18

6.6. DIGITAL OUTPUT SETTINGS .................................................................................................................................. 19

6.6.1. UART Settings ................................................................................................................................................ 19

6.6.2. CAN-Open Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 21

6.7. KEY TONE (SOUND) SETTING ................................................................................................................................ 25

6.8. SECURITY (SECURE) MENU ................................................................................................................................... 25

6.8.1. Hide the Menu (HIDE) ................................................................................................................................... 25

6.8.2. Lock the Menu (LOCK) ................................................................................................................................... 26

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6.8.3. Password Determination (PASS) ................................................................................................................... 26

6.8.4. Return to Factory Settings (FTRY) ................................................................................................................. 26

6.8.5. Restart the Device (RESET) ............................................................................................................................ 27

7. OTHER SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................................................... 27

7.1. Display Menu ....................................................................................................................................................... 27

7.1.1. Decimal Point (POINT) ................................................................................................................................... 27

7.1.2. Tare Function (TARE) ..................................................................................................................................... 28

7.1.2.1. Event .......................................................................................................................................................... 28

7.1.2.2. Input ........................................................................................................................................................... 28

7.1.3. Screen Refresh Rate (REFRS) ......................................................................................................................... 29

7.1.4. Prevention for Screen Flicker (FILTR) ........................................................................................................... 30

7.1.4.1. AVRGE (Average Calculation): .................................................................................................................... 30

8. OPERATION MODE FUNCTIONS .................................................................................................................................. 34

8.1. Tare (Reset ) Fonction ...................................................................................................................................... 34

8.2. Viewing Maximum and Minimum Values which are read ............................................................................... 34

9. PRODUCT CODING ...................................................................................................................................................... 35

10. WARRANTY CERTIFICATE .......................................................................................................................................... 36

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1.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Supply Voltage

24 V

AC/DC

50/60 Hz

85-265 VAC 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption

9 VA / 2,7 Watt Maximum

Sensor Supply Voltage

Pot:

5 VDC

mV/V:

10 VDC

0-10V:

24 VDC

0-5V:

5 VDC

0,5-4,5V:

5 VDC

4-20 mA:

24 VDC

CANopen:

24 VDC

Max Sensor Supply Current

100 mA

Sampling Rate

3.5 kHz

Input Resolution

16 bit

Thermocouple Resolution

19 bit

RTD Resolution

15 bit

Analogue Inputs

Potentiometer, 0-10 V, 4-20 mA, 0-20 mA, 3,33 mV/V, 2mV/V, 2,5mV/V Ratiometric,

Thermocouple (K, J, N, R, S, T, E and B type), RTD

Relay Outputs

3 pcs 250 VAC 3A (For Resistive Load) Relay

Serial Communication (Optional)

RS-232, RS-485, USB, CANopen

Analogue Outputs (Optional)

0-10 V, 0-5 V, 0.5- 4.5 V, 4-20 mA, 0-20 mA

Analogue Output Resolution

12 bit

Connection

Terminals with 2,5 mm2 sockets

Operating Temperature

0 °C … 50 °C

Storage Temperature

-10 °C … 60 °C

Protection Class

IP60 Front Panel, IP20 Back Panel

Dimensions

67 x 67 x 74 mm

Weight

~190 gr

Mounting

It is fixed to the panel with the feet at the top and bottom.

SECTION A-A

2. MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS

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1. Relay Output OUT-1

2. Relay Output OUT-2

3. Relay Output OUT-3

Supply Voltage 24 VAC/DC or 85/265 VAC

The following table

shows the pin

numbers.

Digital

Communication

Analogue Outputs

and Tare Input

Sensor Inputs

3. CONNECTIONS

Digital Conn.

RS485

A B GND

RS232

GND

USB HID

USB B TYPE CONNECTOR

USB VIRTUAL

USB B TYPE CONNECTOR

CANopen

CAN HIGH

CAN LOW

GND

Analogue

Outputs

4-20 mA

Output

GND

4-20 mA

Output

0-10 V

Output

GND

0-10 V

Output

Tare Input

Tare

Input

GND

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

SENSOR

Potentiometer

3. terminal

2. terminal

1. terminal

X X

4-20 mA Input

GND

Sensor Signal

Sensor Supply

X X

0-20 mA Input

GND

Sensor Signal

Sensor Supply

X X

0-10 V Input

GND

Sensor Signal

Sensor Supply

X X

3,33 mV/V Input

2 mV/V Input

2.5 mV/V Input

GND

Sensor Supply

Signal(-)

Signal(+)

Thermocouple

T-

T+

RTD

R-

R+

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SAFETY WARNINGS

1. Always follow the instructions and instructions in the operating instructions before making

the connections and during use.

2. Please check the power supply type before you connect energy to your device.

3. During the operation, be sure to mount it firmly on the panel to be used against falling,

sliding, shaking and shaking.

4. Make sure the sensor connections are not energized in your device, and do not disconnect or

connect the devices while the device is running.

5. Make sure that the cables between the sensor and your device are shielded and free from

high-current energy cables.

6. Do not expose your device directly to a heat source (solar, heater, etc.) in its operating

environment.

7. The EPA200 is an industrial control device which is not suitable for outdoor use; please use

only in room conditions.

8. Wipe with a damp cloth to clean your device, do not use water, alcohol, thinner and similiar chemicals.

9. Comply with the limit values specified in the technical specifications for relay outputs.

10. The device cannot be changed by the user in the event of a fault, Please contact our technical service in case of failure.

1) Top Display Line: It has 5 digits and shows the measured process value.

2) Bottom Display Line: It has 6 digits and shows the relay setpoint, the temperature measured by the thermocouple or the ambient temperature.

3)Min Status LED: It lights up when the lowest

(minimum) value has been read since the moment the device is started.

4) Max Status LED: It lights up when the maximum value

has been read since the moment the device is started.

5) Tare Status LED: It lights up when the Tare function is active.

3 5 4

7 8 9

6) Set Status LEDs: The LED associated with the active relay lights up.

7) PRG Button: Programming and Enter key. It is used to enter menus or to confirm entered values.

8) ESC Button: Escape, exit and back key. It is used to return to the upper menu or to exit the menu.

9)UP and DOWN Buttons: Navigating through the menus; is used to increase and decrease the value while entering values, or to move to a lower and higher digit.

4. FRONT PANEL IDENTIFICATIONS

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5. MENU TREE

Top Menu Sub Menu

Out - 3

SCALE

LABEL

UNIT

POINT

TARE

REFRS

Out - 2

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6. SETUP

4…20mA / 0…20mA Connection

*2 wire connection:

Sensor supply terminal must be connected to terminal 22 Sensor signal terminal must be connected to terminal 23

mV/Volt Connection

0…10 Volt Connection

Thermocouple Connection

RTD Connection

Potentiometer Connection

*0-5 V and 0.5-4.5 V connections are made as above.

*K, J, N, R, S, T, E and B type thermocouples can be connected

6.1 Connecting the Sensor to the Device

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6.2 Device Calibration

25.

2.5

The decimal point starts flashing. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the decimal digits point.

Press and hold the UP button to move to the next step. To enter a negative (-) value, move to one of the non-digit digits and press the DOWN button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key, the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

2.5

The new S-LO value you confirmed with the PRG key has been set. Press UP button to move to S-HI.

OUT

S-LO.

Cal

SCALE

Press and hold the PRG button.

Press and hold to the PRG key to switch to the programming menu.

6.2.1. Setting the Scale Value

Your device is automatically calibrated to the factory settings and operates in the 0-100 range. That is, the smallest value read on the sensor is 0, and the maximum value is 100 on the display. You can change this

scale on calibration menu. Use the S-LO for the minimum value displayed on the screen and the S-HI option

for the maximum value.

* After you have set the S-LO value, you can do the same for the S-HI value.

6.2.2 Setting Factor Value

You can use the Fctor menu to expand your scale by multiplying it with a fixed factor.The number of this factor, which is the default value of 1, is multiplied by the values of S-LO and S-HI to determine the scale value. For example; When you set the S-LO value to 1, the S-HI value to 20 and make the factor 4, your device will operate in the range of 4-80 value range.

WARNING: Changing the scale and factor value does not change the calibration of your device, it only indicates the displayed value range on the screen.

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6.2.3 Setting Calibration Method

FCAL

2_Pnt.

SEGnt.

Factory calibration (Default)

CL.Cnt.

When the PRG button is pressed and entered into the menu, the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons and confirm by pressing the PRG button again.

START

CAL-L

XXX

.donE.

Multiple (Segmented ) Calibration

2 pointed calibration

CL.Cnt.

Your device has been calibrated during production. If you want, you can do this calibration according to your sensor. To do that you should select the calibration method on this menu.

6.2.3.1 Factory calibration (default)

The default calibration on your device. The multipoint calibration or the two pointed calibration that you have made to your device does not disturb the factory calibration.

6.2.3.2 Two-point calibration

By two-point calibration option, only the maximum and minimum points are selected. For example; While you are calibrating a 10 cm linear potentiometer, the minimum point is identified when the potentiometer is in the fully closed position and the maximum point is identified when the potentiometer is in the fully open position.

* After you set the CAL-L value, you can do the same for the CAL-H value.

6.2.3.3 Multiple (segmented) Calibration

With the multiple calibration option, you can calibrate your device at up to 10 different points. This method increases the linearity of the sensor. For example; If the length of the sensor is 40 cm and you want to calibrate at 5 different points, these points are; There may be 0. cm, 10. cm, 20 cm, 30 cm when sensor starts and 40 cm points where the sensor ends. These points can be set anywhere in the scale range. We recommend you to choose by equal intervals for a more suitable linearity.

6.2.3.4. Determining the Number of Calibrations (CL.CNT)

If you select the multi-segmented calibration option, in this menu that appears, you can specify the number of points you want to calibrate the device. It's a maximum of 10.

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6.2.4 Start Calibration (START)

This error message can only be seen on devices with 4-20mA and 0.5-4.5V inputs. Meaning; The sensor is not connected to the device or the sensor is defective.

OUT

30.

0.30

The decimal point starts blinking. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the decimal digit point.

Press and hold the UP button to move to the next step.To enter a negative (-) value, move to one of the non-digit digits and press the DOWN button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

The new SET-1 value you confirmed with the PRG button has

been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

* You can also set other relay outputs in the same way.

START

SEG. 1

XXX

. . .

This process is repeated for each segment.

.DONE.

Press and hold the PRG button.

SET - 1

0.30

OUT - 1

SET - 1

Sn. err

After selecting the number of calibration, press the button to access the start menu.

Error Message:

6.3. ADJUSTING THE RELAY SET VALUES

Your device has tree relays in total with two contacts, normally open and normally closed. You can use the relay contacts in five different functions according to your needs. These functions are described by 6.4.1

6.3.1. Relay Output Settings

Set the SET values in which the relay outputs of your device will be activated.

For SET 1 value;

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6.3.2 Changing Quick Set Values

* You can set the functions for other relay outputs in the same way.

SET - 1

0.25

Press and hold the ESC button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN

Press and hold the UP button to move to the next step.To enter a negative (-) value, move to one of the non-digit digits and press the DOWN button.

The decimal digit point starts blinking. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the decimal digit point.

25.

0.25

The new SET-1 value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

* You can set the quick set values for other relay outputs in the same way.

SET - 1

OFF

The relay does not switch off in any way.

Stand.

off

The new function you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Press and hold the PRG button.

Funct.

off

OUT - 1

OUT

Other function options can be changed by pressing UP or DOWN buttons. Function options and descriptions are shown below.

Funct.

Stand.

You can quickly change the adjustable relay set values when the device is in operation mode.

6.4. RELAY PROGRAMMING MODE

6.4.1. Relay Function Selection

This function selection determines when the relay output will switch on and switch off according to the set values.

Relay Function Options:

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STAND.

When the value read in the device reaches or exceeds Set-1, the relay pulls.

BAND

When the value read on the device is between Set-1A and Set-1B value, relay pulls.

CATCH

The value read on the device remains set to the value of Set-1 by increasing or decreasing the value of the relay each time it is released for the time which is entered.

DUAL

When the value read in the instrument is increased or decreased with the value of Set-1A or Set-1B, the relay remains

PER DC.

When the value read in the device is increased or decreases with the value of Set-1 or the value of Set-1 in every floor such as 2,3,4,5 ..., the relay remains drawn for the time entered.

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6.4.2 Delay

The new delay value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Press and hold the PRG button.

delay

OUT - 1

OUT

delay

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN

OUT

30.

The decimal point starts blinking. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the decimal digit point.

Press and hold the UP button to move to the next step.To enter a negative (-) value, move to one of the non-digit digits and press the DOWN button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN

Press and hold the PRG button.

OUT - 1

Hysup/hysdn

hysup

The new hysteresis value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

* You can also set other relay outputs in the same way.

The relay specifies in seconds how long it will active and inactive after it is switched off. If '0' is entered as a zero value in the Stand function, the relay will remain drawn unless the relay output condition changes.

6.4.3. Hysteresis

Due to the unstability in decimal value read on the connected sensor, you can enter the hysteresis value to prevent the relay from being turned on and off at any time, so that the set value you set for the relay will be activated and inactivated as low as Hysdn and above Hysup.

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6.4.4. Offset Value

OUT

30.

The decimal point starts flashing. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the decimal digit point.

Press and hold the UP button to move to the next step.To enter a negative (-) value, move to one of the non-digit digits and press the DOWN button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN

* You can also set other relay outputs in the same way.

Press and hold the PRG button.

OUT - 1

OFSET

The new offset value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

ofset

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN

Press and hold the PRG button.

OUT - 1

cond

The new relay condition you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

cond

* You can also set other relay outputs in the same way.

If you want to add offset to the entered set value, this menu is used. All set values are, as much as ofset value is shifted forward and if it is selected negative then it is shifted backwards .

6.4.5. Default Status Of The Relay (Cond)

Depending on the factory settings of your device, the relay is normally off, so you can change it as normally open. Use the Cond option to do this. The factory setting NC (Normally Closed) indicates that the relay is normally closed, NO. (Normally Open) indicates that the relay is normally open.

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6.4.6. Sensor Selection (Snsor)

DEFAULT

When the relay output is wanted to be activated for sensor input, the "DEFAULT" should be selected.

TEMP.

When the relay output is wanted to be activated for Thermocouple or RTD input, the "TEMP" should be selected.

CAN.dt 1

When the relay output is wanted to be activated for CAN-Open communucation connection through data-1, the "CAN.dt1" should be

CAN.dt 2

When the relay output is wanted to be activated for CAN_Open communucation connection through data-2, the "CAN.dt2" should be

OUT

dfault

temp

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons. Sensor types that can be selected and descriptions are shown below.

Press and hold the PRG button.

OUT - 1

snsor

temp

The new sensor type you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

snsor

dfault

* You can also set other relay outputs in the same way.

OUT

0-10V

4-20ma

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons. Output types that can be selected are shown below.

Press and hold the PRG button.

anlog

type

4-20ma

The new output type you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

type

0-10V

Assignment can be done to the selected relay for the sensor types shown below.

Sensor Type:

6.5. ANALOGUE OUTPUT SETTINGS

If your EPA 200, which is specially manufactured according to your order, has analogue output module, you can make the necessary settings on this menu.

6.5.1. Analogue Output Type Selection

Under the Type menu, any of the following analogue output types can be selected.

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Analogue Output Types:

0-10V

4-20mA

0-5V

0.5-4.5V

0-20mA

“ON” is used to turn on the analogue output and “OFF” is used to turn it off.

You can choose in which direction the value to be read on the analogue output increases or decreases according to the sensor. This option, which is OFF according to the factory default settings, provides an analogue output that increases or decreases in proportion to the value which is read at the sensor. If you turn this ON, while the value which is read out at the sensor is increasing, the value at the analogue output will decrease, ie an inversely proportional output will be provided.

OUT

off

When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

Press and hold the PRG button.

anlog

cond

off

The new output condition you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

cond

OUT

off

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. You can turn ON or OFF using the DOWN and UP buttons.

Press and hold the PRG button.

anlog

Invrs

The new inverse condition you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Invrs

off

6.5.2. Analogue Output ON/OFF

6.5.3. Inverse Setting

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6.5.4. Analogue Output Scale Setting

Press the PRG button after selecting ON with the direction buttons

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

Press and hold the UP button to move to the next step.To enter a negative (-) value, move to one of the non-digit digits and press the DOWN button.

The decimal point starts flashing. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the decimal digit point.

S-LO.

0.20

The new S-LO value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

* After you have set the S-LO value, you can do the same for the S-HI value.

SCALE

ON/OFF

S- LO.

20.

0.20

OUT

LINER

SIN.

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Select the desired wave form using the UP and DOWN buttons.

Press and hold the PRG button.

anlog

Vave.f.

SIN.

The new wave form you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Vave.f.

LINER

On the device with the analogue output feature, to set the output signal to the desired scale range, SCALE mode on this menu must be ON. Then S-LO. and S-HI. values can be entered.

6.5.5. Wave Function

On this menu, you can find the linear standard waveform which is in the factory setting ; you can set as the sine, cosine or triangular format.

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6.6. DIGITAL OUTPUT SETTINGS

OUT

ascII

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. You can select one of ASCII, Modbus RTU veya Modbus ASCII protocols using the UP and DOWN buttons.

Press and hold the PRG button.

dgtal

prtcl

MB.RTU

The new communucation protocol you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

uart

prtcl

ascII

Mb.rtu

OUT

9600

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Select the desired baudrate using the UP and DOWN buttons.

Press and hold the PRG button.

dgtal

baud

19200

The new baudrate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

uart

baud

9600

19200

WARNING: After changing the UART or CANopen settings, you should restart the device to make the changes to take effect.

If your device has a USB port, use MyPanelMeter, which you can download from our website to check your device. Check the user manual of the program.

6.6.1. UART Settings

If you are communicating with your device via RS-485 or RS-232; You can make the necessary settings here. You can select the communication protocol, baudrate, parity, address and period information. For the MODBUS Protocol address information, see the relevant booklet.

6.6.1.1. Protocol Settings

6.6.1.2. Baudrate Setting

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6.6.1.3. Parity Setting

OUT

none

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. You can select NONE, ODD or EVEN parity using the UP and DOWN buttons.

Press and hold the PRG button.

dgtal

prITY

even

The new parity type you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

uart

prITY

none

even

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired address value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

dgtal

adres

The new address value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

uart

adres

Press and hold the PRG button.

6.6.1.4. Address Setting

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6.6.2. CAN-Open Settings

OUT

250

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Select the desired baudrate using the UP and DOWN buttons.

Press and hold the PRG button.

dgtal

baud

500

The new baudrate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

Baud

250

500

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired NODE ID value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

dgtal

baud

The new NODE ID you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

NOD.ID

Press and hold the PRG button.

Here you can set the baudrate, Node ID, Heartbeat, PDO etc. of your device related to CANopen protocol.

For more information on CANopen, see the EPA 200-CANopen booklet.

6.6.2.1. Baudrate Setting

6.6.2.2. NOD ID Setting

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6.6.2.3. Heart Beat Setting

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired Heart Beat value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

dgtal

h.beat

The new Heart Beat value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

h.beat

OUT

off

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. You can turn ON or OFF using the DOWN and UP buttons.

dgtal

Aut.op.

The new setting you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

Aut.op.

off

Press and hold the PRG button.

6.6.2.4. Auto Operation Setting

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6.6.2.5. Send Operation Setting

OUT

255

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

dgtal

Snd.op.

The new value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

Snd.op.

255

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Select the desired data type using the UP and DOWN buttons.

dgtal

The new data type you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

TPDO 1

D.TYPE

REAL 32

INT 16

D.TYPE

INT 16

Press and hold the PRG button.

6.6.2.6. TPDO Setting

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6.6.2.7. RPDO Setting

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

dgtal

The new ID value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

RPDO 1

COB ID

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

dgtal

The new setting you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

can

RPDO 1

DATA 1

BIT-1

From this area; BIT-1, Data Type, Factor and calibration ON / OFF settings are made

separately. The example

is set to BIT-1.

BIT-1

* You can also do data-2 settings in the same way.

Press and hold the PRG button.

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6.7. KEY TONE (SOUND) SETTING

HD.ALL

HD.OUT

HD.TMP

HD.DSP

All menus are hidden except Secure.

The Output menu is hidden.

The Calib menu is hidden.

The Temperature menu is hidden.

The display menu is hidden.

The Quick Set change menu is hidden.

HD.CLB

HD.FOU.

OUT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. You can turn ON or OFF using the DOWN and UP buttons.

SOUND

The new sound status you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

SOUND

OFF

SECUR

When the PRG button is pressed and entered, the hide options screen appears. The desired type of hide can be selected using the UP and DOWN buttons. The hiding options and descriptions are listed below.

HD.ALL

The new hiding status you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

HD.ALL

HIDE

Press and hold the PRG button.

When you press any key on your device, you can turn the beep sound on and off on this menu. Use ON to turn on the sound, OFF to turn it off.

6.8. SECURITY (SECURE) MENU

6.8.1. Hide the Menu (HIDE)

By this menu, you can hide the menus that you don't want the operators see.

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6.8.2. Lock the Menu (LOCK)

SECUR

off

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to get the menu to the ON position. The menus can all be locked at the same time or separately.

LOCK

Lc.all

0ff

Lc.all

The new setting you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

SECUR

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired password using the UP and DOWN buttons.

PASS

12345

n.pass.

12345

n.pass.

The new password you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Press and hold the PRG button.

If you have not set a password before, you will see NPASS in the display when you enter this menu. Press the PRG key to set the desired password here. Then use the DOWN and UP keys to select ON the menus you want to lock.

6.8.3. Password Determination (PASS)

Use this menu item to set a password or to change the password you have previously set. If no password was previously set; When you enter this menu, the display will show NPASS. Press the PRG key to set the desired password here. If the password has already been set; on the display PASS? will appear and you will be asked to enter this password. After inputting the password, the display will show NPASS. You can specify your new password here and confirm it by the PRG key.

6.8.4. Return to Factory Settings (FTRY)

You can return the EPA 200 to its factory settings at any time. Press PRG key to come to this menu to return to the factory settings. Here you are going to face the PASS? You need to enter 12345, which is the factory password, not the user password you specified on the password screen.

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SECUR

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the factory password 12345 using the UP and DOWN buttons.

FTRY

12345

After confirming the password with the PRG button, a menu appears asking you if you are sure. If you confirm with the PRG key, the device returns to the factory settings.

PASSP

SURE.P

SECUR

The device will restart automatically after pressing the PRG button.

reset

DISP

The new value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

POINT

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and DOWN buttons.

POINT

Press and hold the PRG button.

6.8.5. Restart the Device (RESET)

In any case, press the PRG key to come back to this menu to restart your device. The device will automatically power off and on and start working.

7. OTHER SETTINGS

7.1. Display Menu

7.1.1. Decimal Point (POINT)

In the value that appears on the display in run mode, you can set the position of the decimal point in this menu. This value, which is '2' in the factory settings, indicates how many digits are displayed after the currancy. If you select '0', only the integer appears on the screen.

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7.1.2. Tare Function (TARE)

zero

ZERO: Then the value which is read on the sensor is made equal to zero and the Tare status led lights on.

preset

PRESET: Then the value which is read on the sensor is made equal to the set value and the Tare status led lights on.

r. zero

REPEATED ZERO: When the first time it is pressed, the value which is read on the sensor is made equal to zero and the Tare status led lights on. When it is pressed next, the read value returns to the state before the key is activated, and the Tare status led lights off.

r. prst

REPEATED PRESET: When the first time it is pressed, the value which is read on the sensor is made equal and the Tare status led lights on. When it is pressed next, the read value returns to the state before the key is activated, and the Tare status led lights off.

off

Tare function is completely disabled and the Tare status led lights off.

DISP

The new function you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. The desired function can be selected by using DOWN and UP buttons. The functions and descriptions that can be selected are shown below.

off

event

zero

TARE

EVENT

OFF

zero

Press and hold the PRG button.

In this menu you can specify different Tare functions.

7.1.2.1. Event

On the EVENT menu, you can select the type of Tare Function:

TARE Functions:

7.1.2.2. Input

If your EPA 200, which is manufactured specifically for your order, has the Digital Tare Input module, you can make settings from the INPUT menu under the Tare menu. The EDGE option determines at which edge of the tare signal to the module will activate the tare function.

Choose RISE for rising edge, FALL for falling edge. For example; When you connect this signal to a button, the RISE option activates the Tare when the button is pressed and the FALL option activates when the button is released.

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DISP

The new function you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking . You can select OFF, RISE or FALL functions using the UP and DOWN buttons.

TARE

OFF

INPUT

EDGE

OFF

RISE

EDGE

RISE

DISP

The new filter value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using UP and DOWN buttons.

TARE

100

FILTER

100

200

FILTER

200

DSP

Press and hold the PRG button.

REFRS

100

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using UP and DOWN buttons.

110

REFRS

110

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Press and hold the PRG button.

INPUT

On the FILTR option, you can specify the how many miliseconds later tare signal will be checked. By default, this value is 100 ms.

7.1.3. Screen Refresh Rate (REFRS)

Indicates how many milliseconds the value displayed on the screen will be refreshed. By increasing this value, which is 100 ms by default, you can avoid or reduce the unstability on the screen, reducing the time it takes your device's sensor to react.

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7.1.4. Prevention for Screen Flicker (FILTR)

DISP

Press and hold the PRG

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking.You can select OFF, RISE or FALL functions using the UP and DOWN buttons.

FILTR

OFF

STATE

OFF

STATE

AVRGE

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

DISP

Press and hold the PRG

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using UP and DOWN buttons.

FILTR

400

COUNT

500

400

COUNT

400

AVRGE

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Your EPA 200 device is programmed to display the signals it receives from the sensor connected to it by its special algorithms and to show it in the most accurate way. But; You can solve this problem with the flickering filtering method that appears on the screen for various reasons such as noise in the surroundings, sensor disturbances. There are three filtering methods. You can use these filtering methods alone or in two or three.

7.1.4.1. AVRGE (Average Calculation):

When you activate this filter by making STATE ON, your device will refresh the value displayed on the screen after reading the number of values you can select in COUNT from the sensor. For example; When COUNT is the default 500, your device will reset the value on the display by taking 500 times the sample from the sensor. Accordingly, increasing COUNT values will reduce the flicker on the screen; however, it will slow down your device's response to the rapid movements of the sensor.

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7.1.4.2. LQE (Linear Quadratic Estimation):

DISP

Press and hold the PRG

When PRG is pressed and entered, the value in the second line starts to

blinking. You can select ON or OFF by using DOWN and UP buttons.

FILTR

OFF

STATE

OFF

STATE

LQE

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

DISP

Press and hold the PRG

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using UP and DOWN buttons.

FILTR

400

COVAR

500

400

COVAR

400

LQE

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

You can also activate this filter, also known as the Kalman filter, by activating STATE ON. If you decrease the COVARIANCE option of 500, the flicker on the screen will decrease; but your device will slow down the response to the sensor's rapid movements.

7.1.4.3. LHYS (Hysteresis Filter):

You can activate the hysteresis filter by making STATE ON. With this filter with two parameters named Delta and A.Error, the raw value read from the sensor is not reflected on the screen until Delta is changed. When the sum of the unprocessed values that are not reflected on the screen is up to A.Error, the display is updated with the average of these values.

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DISP

Press and hold the PRG

When PRG is pressed and entered, the value in the second line starts to

blinking. You can select ON or OFF by using DOWN and UP buttons.

FILTR

OFF

STATE

OFF

STATE

HYS.

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

DISP

Press and hold the PRG

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using UP and DOWN buttons.

FILTR

DELTA

HYS.

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

DISP

Press and hold the PRG

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using UP and DOWN buttons.

FILTR

400

A.EROR

500

400

A.EROR

400

HYS.

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

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7.1.5. Identifying the Second Line on the Screen (LABEL)

Label

-off-

If the label is set to OFF, it will not write any values in line 2.

Label

Prb.tmp.

You can have the temperature information you get from the thermocouple or RTD sensor that you can connect externally.

You can get the temperature information from the rtd element located on the device internally.

Label

Amb.tmp.

Label

Can.dt1

You can provide to be shown data1 information through Can display via digital communication

Label

Can.dt2

You can provide to be shown data2 information through Can display via digital communication

Label

Set-1

You can have the 1st set values of the relay displayed on line 2

Label

Set-2

You can have the 2nd set values of the relay displayed on line 2

Label

Set-3

You can have the 3rd set values of the relay displayed on line 2

DISP

The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.

Press and hold the PRG

OFF

When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired label by using UP and DOWN buttons. You can see label options and their explanation as following.

TEMP.

LABEL

TEMP.

LABEL

OFF

By this menu, depending on the type of sensor that you connected to the input of the EPA200, you can select which unit to write on the 2nd line of the display. OFF is selected as the factory default. In this case the second row is empty.

Label Types:

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Label

preset

You can have the Preset value (PRSET) set for the Tare function to be shown in Line 2.

-1.34

-LO-

65.65

-HI-

51.42 TEMP

You can also select one of the fixed font options, such as various units or label numbers.

8. OPERATION MODE FUNCTIONS

Your EPA 200 process controller operates in two different modes. Your device operates in the programming mode when the settings are changed in the operation mode and the parameters are changed in the startup screen where the reading value is displayed on the sensor. This section describes the functions in operation mode.

8.1. Tare (Reset ) Fonction

*** Operates only when the Tare function is active. Please refer to the description of the functions or to

activate. 7.1.2 Reset (Tare). Each time the device is in operating mode, pressing the UP button will activate Tare according to the type of tare function selected and the Tare status led will light.

8.2. Viewing Maximum and Minimum Values which are read

When you press the DOWN button while the device is in operation mode, you can see the minimum (minimum) value read from the moment the device starts. When you press the DOWN button again, you can see the highest (maximum) value read from the moment the device starts.

Not: You can use the ESC key to erase the (minimum) and (maximum) values in the memory.

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9. PRODUCT CODING

Model

EPA 200

Input Signal Type P - Potantiometric

V - 0-10V A - 4-20mA A0 - 0-20mA M - 3.33mV/V L - 2mV/V N - 2.5mV/V C - CANopen

Supply Voltage 220V - 220 VAC

24V - 24 VAC/DC

Communication Type Null - No Communication Type

S1 - RS232 communication S2 - RS485 communication S3 - USB communication S4 - CANopen communication

Analog Output Signal Type Null - No Analog Output V0 - 0-10V output V1 - 0-5V output V3 - 0.5-4.5V output A0 - 0-20mA output A4 - 4-20mA output

When ordering your EPA 200 process controller, you can use the following coding format.

Sample Product Code: EPA200-V-TR1-220V-S2-A4-T

External Tare

Boş - No External Tare

T - External Tare

Temperature Input Null - No Temperature Input

PT1 - PT100 PT2 - PT1000 TR1 - Thermocouple

Manufacturer Firm’s Title, Address Details

Manufacturer Firm: ATEK SENSÖR SANAYİ VE TİCARET A.Ş.

Address: Tuzla KOSB Organize Sanayi Bolgesi Melek Aras Bulvari, No:67 34956 Tuzla-Istanbul / TURKEY

TEL: +90 0216 399 44 04 FAX: +90 0216 399 44 02

Web: www.ateksensor.com E-mail: [email protected]

Authorized Service’s Title, Address Details

Authorized Service: ATEK SENSÖR SANAYİ VE TİCARET A.Ş.

Address: Tuzla KOSB Organize Sanayi Bolgesi Melek Aras Bulvari, No:67 34956 Tuzla-Istanbul / TURKEY

TEL: +90 0216 399 44 04 FAX: +90 0216 399 44 02

E-mail: [email protected]

Disposal of Packagings: Packaging materials consist of recyclable materials. For providing

recycling, please dispose waste packagings to collecting points of authorized recycling facilities. Disposal of E-Waste: This device is in conformity with WEEE Directive and consists of recyclable materials. This product should not be disposed with general waste for preventing negative effects on enviroment and human health. This product should be disposed to collecting points of authorized recycling facilities. Further information can be reached from authorized unit.

EPA200 X

XXX

XX XX X

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10. WARRANTY CERTIFICATE

Signature, Cachet

Manufacturer Company’s: Name: Alfa Elektronik Sensör Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş. Address: Tuzla KOSB Organize Sanayi Bölgesi Melek

Aras Bulvarı, No:67 34956 Tuzla – Istanbul / TURKEY

Phone: +90 0216 399 44 04 FAX: +90 0216 399 44 02 E-mail: [email protected]

Seller Company’s: Name: Address: Phone: FAX: E-mail: Invoice Date and No: Delivery Date and Address:

Signature, Cachet

Product Brand: ESKON

Product Code: EPA-200

Serial No:

Warranty Time: 2 Years

This product is guaranteed for 2 years against manufacturing defects. Non-warranty situations:

- Mechanical damages

- Damages in case of transportation

- User errors

Other cases than these cases are under the manufacturer’s warranty.

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