Fema TAS-1-IDC, TAS-1-IAC, TAS-1-VAC, TAS-1-VDC User Manual

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FEMA ELECTRÓNICA

INTELLIGENT

PANEL

METERS

Series TAS-1

Intelligent Panel Meters

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USER’S MANUAL

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TAS-1-IAC TAS-1-IDC TAS-1-VAC TAS-1-VDC

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1.1-INDEX

1.- Introduction

1.1.- Index 2

1.2.- If this is the first time you work with a TAS-1 meter 3

1.3.- Frontal View and Rear View of the instrument 3

2.- Quick Reference Guide

2.1.- Connections 4

2.2.- Programming Menu 4

3.- Configuration

3.1.- Input Signal 5

3.2.- Direct Access

3.2.1- Decimal Point Position 5

3.2.2- Adjusting the Low Indication 5

3.2.3- Adjusting the High Indication 5

3.2.4- Alarm Setpoints 5

3.2.5- Correcting a Low Input Signal 5

3.2.6- Correcting a High Input Signal 5

4.- Advanced Configuration

4.1.- Input Signal for : DC V oltage 6

4.2.- Input Signal for : AC Volt age 6

4.3.- Input Signal for : DC Current 6

4.4.- Input Signal for : AC Current 6

4.5.- Alarm Configuration 6

4.6.- Manual Adjustment 7

4.7.- Dealing with Errors 7

4.8.- Advanced Indication 7

4.9.- Blocking the Keypad 7

4.10.- Resetting the system. Default values 7

4.11.- Messages and Errors 8

5.- Configuring with a PC 8

6.- Technical Specifications and Dimensions 9

7.- Available Options .- Installing and Configuring 10

7.1- Analog Output - TSAT Option Board 10

7.1.1- Connections 10

7.1.2- Technical Characteristics 10

7.1.3- S tart-Up 10

7.1.4- Configuration 1 1

7.2- Installing the option boards 1 1

7.3- Modbus Output - R485M Option Board 12

7.3.1- Configuration 12

7.3.2- Accepted Functions 12

7.3.3- Register Map 12

7.3.4- Connections and Bus Terminator 13

7.3.5- Modbus frame structure-I 13

7.3.6- Character Structure 13

7.3.7- Modbus frame structure-II 13

7.4- Peak, V alley, Hold, Tare, Reset - TEK Option Board 14

7.4.1- Available Functions 14

7.4.2- Connections 14

7.4.3- Configuration 14

8.- CE Certificate / Warranty 15

9.- Safety Information 15

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1.2- IF THIS IS THE FIRST TIME YOU WORK WITH A TAS-1 METER...

TAS-1 Rear ViewTAS-1 Frontal View

Status Led for alarms 1,2,3 and 4

Leypad Function Led Red Led - keypad acting as number Green Led - keypad acting as direct access

6 pads for programming

double function

Indication

5 displays 7 segments

Units

Activity Led

Decimal

Point

Connector for PC Configuration

(PCConnector cable needed)

Power

Input Signal (3 or 4 pole Terminal depending on the unit)

(N) (+)

(L) (-)

Relay 1 Output

Relay 2 Output

Output for Optional Boards (See pages 10 to 14)

Note .- The 2 relay outputs and the Optional Boards are OPTIONAL and are NOT INCLUDED with the basic unit.

1.3- FRONTAL VIEW AND REAR VIEW

We strongly recommend you to read the following paragraphs. Following ideas need to be clearly understood in order to easily adjust and program the unit.

WHEN POWERING THE INSTRUMENT the meter displays a message indicating the configured signal input range (see page 4).

IF THE TAS-1 DETECTS A STRANGE SITUA TION on the instrument status, or sensor break, etc, the instrument will show an error message (see page 8 «messages and errors»).

THE FRONTAL KEYPAD is composed of 5 function/key pads and 1 programming pad. The pads have two functions, acting both as number keys (when a number needs to be entered) and as direct access keys to the following functions :

Key AL - Access to the ALARM setpoints Key HI - V alue for the HIGH Indication Key LO - V alue for the LOWIndication Key ADJ - Access to the automatic «on the

field» offset correction and High Level Input Signal correction

Key DP - Decimal Point Position Key PROG - Allows the introduction of the

PROGRAMMING codes (4 digit codes, as shown on page 4). These codes, when validated, activate different input signal modes, and advanced configurations for alarms, indication, etc.

«TIME» MESSAGE .- If while introducing a programming code or while reconfiguring the unit parameters (such as the alarm setpoints or others) the user does not interact with the unit for a period of 5 seconds, the TAS-1 will show the message «TIME», cancel the ongoing changes, and roll-back to the previous configuration. This is a security function which disables the situation where a unit would be «hanged» for a long time waiting for the operator to finish a programming.

THE TAS-1 UNITS ARE FULL Y CONFIGURABLE. The unit is 100% configurable from the frontal keypad. The programming software also allows an easy configuration from a PC (PCConnection Cable needed).

OPTIONS .- This manual includes description and operating instructions for the basic unit and the additional extra options accepted. These options include Relay Output Contacts, Analog Outputs, RS485 Outputs, Peak/Valley memory, etc. If your instrument does not include these options, they can easily be added.

SIGNAL INPUT RANGES .- To work with an input signal range not indicated in this manual, select the closest input signal range accepted, and change the input/indication parameters with the code 14 1 1 (see later in this manual). For example, to configure a 0/60 mV input coming from a 10 Amper shunt, we need to :

1.- select the 0/100 mV input signal range

2.- enter on code 14 1 1 for Editing Adjustments

3.- edit 0=0 and 60=10.000

If later on we need to change the 10.000 value for any other value we can do it directly with the keypad HI.

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Referencia Rápida

2.1- CONNECTIONS

Input Signal

Relay Outputs

NCNCNO

COMON

Relay 1Relay 2

Connector for PC Configuration

(PCConnector cable needed)

Phase (-) Earth Neutrum (+)

Power

2.2- PROGRAMMING MENU

* IMPORTANT:

Before validating a PASSWORD with the Keypad Blocking menu, remember the 5 digit number you are about to enter. The instrument will not accept any future order until the same 5 digit password is reintroduced.

Reset and Default

Parameters

↵↵

↵

14 22

INPUT

Configuration : Direct Access

Adjusting the LOW Indication Adjusting the HIGH Indication

Decimal Point Position

Alarm Setpoints

Correcting the LOW input signal

Correcting the HIGH input signal

Keypad

Blocking*

14 15 *

↵↵

↵

↵↵

↵

PASSWORD XXXX

INPUT

↵↵

↵

DEF CONFR

Error

Treatment

↵↵

↵

↵↵

↵

14 14

INPUT

ONERR

OFF

↵↵

↵

Visualization

14 13

DISPLAY NULL

↵↵

↵

LAST

OFF

↵↵

↵

↵↵

↵

FIL 2

FIL 3

FIL 1

FILT

ADQN

AVERA

REAL

↵↵

↵

INPUT

↵↵

↵

STEP XXXXX

Alarm 1

Alarm 2

Alarm 3

Alarm 4

13 11

↵↵

↵

AL LO

AL HI

AL 1 ACTIU

↵↵

↵

OFF

1 1

13 14

13 12 13 13

↵↵

↵

↵↵

↵

HIST XXXXX

↵↵

↵

DL1 XXXXX

↵↵

↵

INV

DIR

↵↵

↵

OFF

↵↵

↵

Editing

Adjustments

14 11

↵↵

↵

EDIT IN LO XXXXX

↵↵

↵

↵↵

↵

DI LO XXXX

INPUT

↵↵

↵

IN HI XXXXX

↵↵

↵

DI HI XXXXX

1 1

LEFT

CENTR

RIGHT

↵↵

↵

↵↵

↵

↵↵

↵

ALSET HIST

SMODE

OFF

INPUT

Alarms:

Hysteresis and SM

13 15

TAS-1-VDC

11 XX

11 24 11 23 11 22

11 11 11 12 11 13

0/100Vdc

0/650Vdc

0/10Vdc 0/1Vdc

0/100mVdc 0/20mVdc

TAS-1-IDC

TAS-1-VAC

TAS-1-IAC

11 XX

11 35 11 33

0/100mAdc

0/5Adc

11 XX

650Vac 100Vac

100mVac

1Vac

11 32 11 31

11 15

11 14

11 XX

11 41 11 34

0/100mAac

0/5Aac

Input Signal Ranges

0/650 Vac 0/100 Vac

0/1 Vac 0/100 mVac

0/650 Vdc 0/100 Vdc 0/10 Vdc

0/1 Vdc 0/100 mVdc 0/20 mVdc

TAS-1-VDC TAS-1-VAC

0/100 mAdc 0/100 mAac

TAS-1-IDC TAS-1-IAC

0/5 Adc 0/5 Aac

TIPE

AL-1 XXXXX

LED

TEXT

STRING XXXX

INPUT

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Section 3.1 shows how to enter a code to select an input signal range. All codes are indicated on page 4.

3- CONFIGURATION

Examples in this page show how to configure a T AS-1-IAC unit with an input signal of 0/5 Aac and indication 0/2500.0. All other units and signal ranges follow the same procedures.

Allows to link a current signal at the input terminals to the High Indication Value memorized on the HI keypad.

1-Generate the high input level signal 2-Press Adjust Adj

The instrument asks «Hi» or «Lo» ? 3-Press Hi 4-Message «Cr Hi» shows the unit has corrected

the high level value, linking the current input signal to the high indication value memorized (HI keypad)

1-Generate the low input level signal 2-Press Adjust Adj

The instrument asks «Hi» or «Lo» ? 3-Press Lo 4-Message «Cr Lo» shows the unit has corrected the

low level value, linking the current input signal value to the low indication value memorized (LO keypad)

3.2.5-CORRECTING THE LOW INPUT SIGNAL (OFFSEET)

Allows offset correction, by linking the current input signal on terminals to the Low Indication Value memorized.

1-Press Lo 2- Current value for the low indication is displayed.

Modify it by pressing on 1,2,3,4,5 until we see 00000

3-Validate the changes pressing

↵↵

↵

message «INPUT» shows the configuration has been accepted

3.2.2-ADJUSTING THE LOW INDICA TION V ALUE

For the low input level (0 Aac) we want to configure a low indication of 0000.0

3.2.1- DECIMAL POINT POSITION

Activate the Decimal Point at position XXXX.X

1- Press DP 2- message «DP» during 1 second

Press 2 to fix decimal point position 2

(To fix at other positions, press 1,2,3,4 or 5) 3- Validate changes pressinf

↵↵

↵

message «INPUT» shows the configuration has been accepted

3.2.4- ALARM SETPOINTS

Fix the setpoint for Alarm1 at 10500 1-Press AL 2-Enter the number of the alarm we want to

modify 1 3-Current value for Alarm1 setpoint is displayed.

Modify it by pressing on 1,2,3,4,5 until we see 10500

4-Validate the changes pressing

↵↵

↵

message «INPUT» shows the configuration has been accepted

3.2- DIRECT ACCESS

The frontal keypad hasseveral direct access buttons for a quick configuration of the instrument :

Pad 1 (ADJ) - Correct the LOW or HIGH input levels Pad 2 (DP) - Decimal Point Position Pad 3 (LO) - Set for the LOW indication level Pad 4 (HI) - Set for the HIGH indication level Pad 5 (AL) - Alarms Setpoint

CONFIGURING A 0/5 AAC INPUT SIGNAL RANGE (Code 1 1 41 ; as shown on table on page 4, for a T AS-1-AAC unit)

1- Press Prog

message «Prog» during 1 second blank screen

2- Input the code 11 41

3- Validate the code pressing

↵↵

↵

4- Message showing the selected range

«5 A» during 1 second

The T AS-1 units have several built-in predefined input signal ranges, selectable with the help of codes (4 digit codes). On page 4 there is a list of all accessible ranges and the codes associated.

3.1- INPUT SIGNAL

3.2.6-CORRECTING THE HIGH INPUT SIGNAL

3.2.3- ADJUSTING THE HIGH INDICA TION V ALUE

For the high input level (5 Aac) we want to configure a high indication of 2500.0

1-Press Hi 2- Current value for the high indication is displayed.

Modify it by pressing on 1,2,3,4,5 until we see 25000

3-Validate the changes pressing

↵↵

↵

message «INPUT» shows the configuration has been accepted

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