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Signet 8900 Multi-Parameter Controller

3-8900.090-1

3-8900.090-1 Rev. H 03/10 English

Contents

1. Speciﬁ cations 2

2. Description 4

2.1 Compatibility 4

2.2 System Overview 5

3. Installation and Basic Functionality 6

3.1 Unpacking 6

3.2 Tools and Equipment Required 6

9.1 Channel Settings: Flow 24

9.2 Channel Settings: pH 25

9.3 Channel Settings: ORP 25

9.4 Channel Settings: Conductivity 26

9.5 Channel Settings: Pressure 27

9.6 Channel Settings: Temperature 27

9.7 Channel Settings: Level 28

9.8 Channel Settings: OTHER (4–20) 30

10. Hold Inputs 30

C1 2.50 µS/cm F2 58.43 GPM

Multi-Parameter

Controller

Relay 1

Relay 2

ENTER

4. Plug-in Modules 6

4.1 I/O Module 7

4.2 Power Module 7

4.3 Output Module 8

4.4 Relay Module 8

4.5 8059 External Relay Module 9

5. Mounting the Base Unit 10

5.1 Panel Mounting 10

5.2 Mounting Accessories 11

6. Wiring 12

6.1 Signal Type: Frequency 12

6.2 Digital (S3L) Input wiring 13

6.2.1 Digital Cable Length Calculations 14

6.2.2 Digital Cable Routing Diagrams 15

6.3 Power Module (3-8900.402-X) 17

6.4 Output Module (3-8900.405-X) 17

6.5 Relay Module (3-8900.403-X) 18

6.6 8059 External Relay Module 18

7. Operational Overview 19

7.1 General Operation Flowchart 19

7.2 System Conﬁ guration 20

7.3 Menu Directory 20

8. System Setup Menu 21

8.1 System Setup: Channel Type 21

8.2 Automatic Sensor Recognition 22

8.3 Automatic Channel Assignment 22

8.4 Automatic Display Conﬁ gurations 22

8.5 Other Automatic Displays 23

8.6 Displays for Derived Functions 23

9. Channel Settings 24

11. Relay Mode Descriptions 31

11.1 Relay Setup Menu 33

11.2 Advanced Relay Mode 34

12. Output 35

13. Calibration 36

13.1 Calibration: Flow 36

13.2 Calibration: pH 37

13.3 Calibration: ORP 37

13.4 Calibration: Conductivity 38

13.5 Calibration: Pressure 38

13.6 Calibration: Temperature 38

13.7 Calibration: Level 38

14. Options 39

14.1 Password Security 39

Appendix A: Derived Functions 40 Appendix B: Level System Conﬁ guration 41 Appendix C: Conductivity & Temp Comp 43 Appendix D: USP Limits 44 Appendix E: Cloning using Digital (S Appendix F: BTU Quick Start Guide 47 Appendix G: 8900 display messages 48

L) 45

Ordering Information 52

Important Safety Information

• Read and understand instruction manual before using this product.

• This unit is designed to be connected to equipment which can be hazardous to persons and property if used incorrectly. Read and understand all associated equipment manuals and safety warnings before using with this product.

• Do not remove rear panel slot shields if the modules are not installed.

• Remove power to unit before wiring input and output connections.

• Wiring connections to this product should only be performed by qualiﬁ ed personnel.

• Do not exceed published speciﬁ cations in the use of this product.

• In case of communication error or loss of source signal:

• Relays will be deactivated.

• Current outputs will go to 22.1 mA.

• Voltage outputs will go to 0 V.

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1. Speciﬁ cations

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

SENSOR INPUTS

L

AC ONLY

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

SENSOR INPUTS

L

DC ONLY

Dimensions

General

Panel gasket

Number of input channels: 2 or 4 or 6

Input signal types: Digital (S3L): Serial ASCII, TTL level 9600 bps Frequency: Range: 0 to 1500 Hz Accuracy: 0.5% of reading Measurement types: Flow, pH, ORP, Conductivity/ Resistivity, Pressure, Temperature, Level or user-deﬁ ned (via 8058) Derived measurements: Sum, Difference, Ratio, % Recovery, % Reject, % Passage, Power Number of relays: 8 Maximum (max 8 Dry-contact, max 4 Solid State) Number of analog outputs: 4 (active and/or passive) 4 to 20 mA; and/or 0 to 5/10 VDC)

Enclosure and Display

Case Material: PBT Panel Gasket: Silicone Sponge Window: Self-healing polyurethane-coated polycarbonate Keypad: 4 buttons Injection-molded silicone rubber seal Display: Alphanumeric 2 x 16 Back-lit LCD or Vacuum Fluorescent versions Update rate: 1 s Vacuum Fluorescent Brightness: 4 intensity levels LCD Contrast: 4 settings

Display ranges: pH: 0.00 to 15.00 pH pH Temp.: -40 to 150 °C (-40 °F to 302 °F) ORP: -9999 to +9999 mV Flow Rate: 0.0000 to 999999 units per second, minute, hour or day Totalizer: 0.00 to 99999999 units Conductivity: 0.0000 to 999999 μS, mS, PPM & PPB (TDS), kΩ, MΩ Cond. Temp.: -99.9 to 250 °C (-148 °F to 482 °F) Temperature: -99.9 to 999.9 °C (-148 °F to 999.9 °F) Pressure: -99.99 to 9999 psi, kPa, bar Level: -99999 to 99999 m, cm, ft, in, % Volume: -99999 to 999999 cm

, m3, in3, ft3,

Electrical

Power Requirements (AC or DC Power Modules) Universal AC: 100 to 240 VAC ±10%, regulated 50–60 Hz, 24 VA max. DC: 12 to 24 VDC ±10%, regulated recommended, 7 watts max. Output Power to Sensors: 5VDC @ 40 mA (to 90 mA under special conditions; see digital (S Terminal type: Screw clamp, removable via plug-in modules

gal, L, lb, kg, %

Mounting panel

96 mm (3.8 in.)

120 mm (4.73 in.)

141 mm (5.54 in.)

188 mm (7.4 in.)

Power Connection

100−240VAC

50−60Hz, 24VA MAX

12−24 VDC

0.7 A MAX.

CAUTION

DO NOT attempt to connect both

AC and DC at the same time

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Removable Terminals

Splashproof Rear Cover 3-8050.395

3-8900.620

Mechanical Relays

Rating: 5A 250 VAC 5A 30 VDC

Solid State Relays

Rating:

50 mA 30V

L) wiring info)

92 mm (3.6 in.)

For additional operator safety, an adhesive power indication label (AC ONLY or DC ONLY) is packaged with each Power Module and should be applied to the 8900 rear panel as illustrated.

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Analog Outputs (via I/O Modules and Output Modules)

4 to 20 mA Output:

Endpoints are adjustable and reversible: Minimum: 4.0 mA; adjustable from 3.8 to 5.0 mA Maximum: 20.00 mA; adjustable from 19.0 to 21.0 mA Test mode: Produces an adjustable 4 to 20 mA signal for functional veriﬁ cation of each output circuit Isolation: Up to 48 V AC/DC Error condition: 22.1 mA (default state if output source not conﬁ gured) Update rate: 100 mS Accuracy: ±32 μA over entire operating temperature range Resolution: 6 μA Power Rejection: ±1 μA/V Short circuit and reverse polarity protected

Passive 4 to 20 mA:

Voltage equired: 12 to 24 VDC ± 10% Max. Impedance: 250 Ω @ 12 VDC 500 Ω @ 18 VDC 750 Ω @ 24 VDC

Active 4 to 20 mA:

Max Impedance: 650 Ω

0 to 5/10 VDC Output:

Output range: 0 to 5 VDC or 0 to 10 VDC, software selectable Endpoints are adjustable and reversible: Min. default: 0 VDC; programmable from 0 to 0.5 VDC Max. default: 5 VDC; programmable from

4.5 to 5.5 VDC, or 9.5 to 10.5 VDC Output load: 10 kΩ minimum Test mode: Produces an adjustable signal for functional veriﬁ cation of each output circuit Isolation: Up to 48 V AC/DC Error condition: 0 VDC (default state if output source not conﬁ gured) Update rate: 100 mS Accuracy: ±20 mV over operating temperature range Resolution: 5 mV Power Rejection: 0.5 mV/V

Environmental Requirements

Ambient operating temperature: Back-lit LCD: -10 °C to 55 °C (14 °F to 131 °F) Vacuum Fluorescent Display:

-10 °C to 50 °C (14 °F to 122 °F) Storage Temp.: -15 °C to 80 °C (5 °F to 176 °F) Relative Humidity: 0 to 95%, non-condensing Maximum Altitude: 2,000m (6,560 ft) 4,000m (13,123 ft); use only DC power supply and, if applicable, solid state relays to maintain UL safety standard up to this altitude Enclosure Rating: NEMA 4X/IP65 (front face only)

Solid State Relays

Normally open/closed operation: Software selectable Maximum pulse rate: Volumetric Pulse: 600 pulses per minute Pulse Width Modulation: 600 pulses per minute Proportional Pulse: 400 pulses per minute Max. voltage rating: 30 VDC or 42 VAC p-p Current rating: 50 mA DC or 50 mA AC RMS On-state impedance: 30 ohms or less Off-state leakage: 400 nA or less, AC or DC Isolation: Up to 48 V AC/DC Transient protection: Embedded, up to 48 V over-voltage

Dry-contact Relays

Type: SPDT Form: C Maximum pulse rate: Volumetric Pulse: 600 pulses per minute Pulse Width Modulation: 600 pulses per minute Proportional Pulse: 400 pulses per minute Max. voltage rating: 30 VDC or 250 VAC Current rating: 5 A

Standards and Approvals

CE UL Manufactured under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001

China RoHS (Go to www.gfsignet.com for details)

Shipping Weights

Base Unit 1.00 kg (2.25 lb.) Power Module 0.12 kg (0.25 lb.) I/O Module 0.12 kg (0.25 lb.) Output Module 0.12 kg (0.25 lb.) Relay Module 0.12 kg (0.25 lb.)

Relay Modules

Modes of operation: Internal Relays: Off, Low, High, Window, Vol. Pulse, Prop. Pulse, Pulse Width Modulation, Total Volume, USP, Advanced External relays: Off, Low, High, Window, USP Total Volume, Advanced Hysteresis: User adjustable Time Delay: 0 to 6400 seconds

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2. Description

SIGNET

FLOW

515 525 25372536 2540 2100 2000 2507 2551

2551 2552 2552

Freq. Freq. Freq. Freq. Freq. Freq. Freq. Freq. Freq.

Paddlewheels

Turbine, Mini & Micro Flow

Insertion Magmeters

digital (S3L)digital (S3L) digital (S3L)

The 8900 Multi-Parameter Controller takes the concept of modularity to the extreme. Two base units, one with back-lit LCD and the other with vacuum ﬂ uorescent display can be conﬁ gured by the user in the ﬁ eld. Ultimate ﬂ exibility is achieved via plug-in modules for two, four or six input channels, universal AC line voltage or 12 to 24 VDC power, up to four analog outputs, and up to four relays. The controller will support up to four additional relays, for a total of eight, by way of external relay modules. Absolute input versatility allows mixing and matching of up to six sensors with digital (S channels may be used for Signet ﬂ ow sensors with frequency output. The 8058 Signal Converter module enables any 4 to 20 mA signal to be used as input to the 8900.

2.1 Compatibility

Model numbers of sensors and external relays compatible with the 8900 are identiﬁ ed in the tables below.

• For two channel systems, mix and match up to two of any of these sensors.

• For four channel systems, mix and match up to four sensors with digital (S

• For Six channel systems, mix and match up to six sensors with digital (S3L) output.

• The optional external relays connect via digital (S3L) to the I/O Module, but do NOT consume a sensor input channel.

• pH and conductivity sensors include temperature sensors. These "secondary" measurements are treated by the 8900 as separate sensors with respect to display, output and relay functionality, but they do NOT consume separate input channels.

Flow Sensors

L) output.

L) output. Up to two of the possible six input

Analytical Sensors

pH & ORP

Sensors

2750 Sensor Electronics

digital (S3L) digital (S3L) digital (S3L) digital (S3L) digital (S3L) digital (S3L)

Cond/Res

Sensors

2850 Sensor Electronics

with DryLoc Electrodes

Pressure

Sensors

Te mp .

Sensors

2450 Pressure Sensors

2350 Temperature Sensors

Other Accessories

8058 4 to 20 mA

35VDC MAX

+GF+

3 2 1

Loop2+ 4

6 5 4

Loop2 - 5

Input

N/C 6

4-20 mA

Loop1

L Converter

PWR

Loop2

PWR

S L

Output

4-20mA to S 8058 i-Go™

S L

DATA

+GF+

Signet 8058

N/C 7 8 9

L Converter

Signet 8058 i-Go™

L Output S

4-20 mA to S

+GF+

4-to-20 mA

Input

Red

Black

4-20 mA input

Shield

(Tie to Black)

8059 External

Signal Converter

Loop1 + 1

Loop1 - 2

N/C 3

3-8058.610D

9 GND

8 S L

7 +5VDC

RELAY D

Relay C

Relay B

Relay D

Relay A

RELAY C

Shield

Test A

Test C

Test B

Test D

(Tie to White)

Red

White (Ground)

Black

RELAY B

L 3 S

COM

Output

POWER

LISTED

RELAY A

Signet 3-8059 Relay Module

Relay Modules

L N

AC INPUT

+ -

OUTPUT 24VDC

PASS-THRU

E171559

INPUT

Signet 8900 Multi-Parameter

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2.2 System Overview

OUT 2 OUT 1

SENSOR INPUTS

POWER

COMM PORT/

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 4RELAY 3

RELAY 2RELAY 1

Multi-Parameter

Controller

C1 2.50 µS/cm F2 58.43 GPM

Relay 1

Relay 2

ENTER

The most basic 8900 system consists of a Base Unit, an I/O Module and a Power Module. Outputs and relays are optional. Each item is ordered separately. See Section 3 Installation & Basic Functionality, and Ordering Information for more details.

a. Base Unit, required; choose one (1) either back-lit LCD or Vacuum Fluorescent display.

b. Rear panel shown installed with shields in place for the optional modules. No plug-in modules are installed in this view.

c. Slot for the required I/O Module. Choose one (1) for either two or four or six input channels. This module is also used for optional

Analog Outputs 1 & 2.

d. Slot for the required Power Module. Choose one (1) to power the unit with either universal AC line voltage or 12 to 24 VDC.

e. Slot for an optional Output Module. Choose Analog Outputs 3 & 4 or neither.

f. Slot for an optional Relay Module. Choose Relays 1 & 2, or not.

g. Slot for another optional Relay Module. Choose Relays 3 & 4, or not.

3L)

h. External Relay Modules connect via digital (S

to the I/O Module and are optional.

i. Plug-in modules slide into the base unit on rails and are then held securely in place by the rear panel. Changes and upgrades can

be made in the ﬁ eld at any time.

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3. Installation and Basic Functionality

OUT 2 OUT 1

SENSOR INPUTS

POWER

COMM PORT/

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 4RELAY 3

RELAY 2RELAY 1

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

BLK

RED

SHLD

BLK

RED

S L

SHLD

BLK

S L

SHLD

SENSOR INPUTS

L

This section lists all items included with individual 8900 system components, describes installation detail for plug-in modules and base units, and provides information and instruction on the basic functionality of the plug-in modules.

3.1 Unpacking

Base units, plug-in modules, accessories and spare parts are sold, packaged and shipped separately from the factory. Unpack all components carefully. The following items accompany every 8900 base unit:

• 8900 Base Unit (back-lit LCD or Vacuum Fluorescent display)

• Front Face Panel Gasket (pre-installed on base unit)

• Quick-clip panel mounting bracket

• Adhesive Template for panel cutout

• Instruction Manual, Paper copy – English

• CD-ROM containing instruction manuals in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese

For future reference, for each installation, it is recommended to record the part number and serial number of each of the

components listed here:

Facility Tag Number or System ID (user assigned):_______________________

Base unit 3-8900- _______ S/N___________________

I/O Module 3-8900.401-____ S/N___________________

Power Module 3-8900.402-____ S/N___________________

Relay Module 3-8900.403-____ S/N___________________

Ext Relay Module 3-8059-________S/N__________________

Output Module 3-8900.405-____ S/N___________________

3.2 Tools and Equipment Required:

• Philips screwdriver (medium tip)

• Standard screwdriver (small/medium tip)

• Diagonal cutters (small)

• File (ﬁ ne)

• ¼-DIN punch or jigsaw suitable for cutting panel opening to within 1 mm (0.020 in.) tolerance.

4. Plug-in Modules

• If the 8900 Base Unit will be mounted in a panel, plug-in modules may be installed either before or after the base unit is mounted. If the 8900 Base Unit will be mounted using the accessory Wall Mount Bracket, ﬁ rst install plug-in modules.

• Plug-in modules are packaged in anti-static bags and contain individual instruction sheets and removable terminals for convenient wiring. Minimize handling of plug-in modules to reduce the probability of damage due to static discharge.

• Power Modules include adhesive labels to be applied to the outside of the 8900 enclosure in speciﬁ c locations as illustrated in section 4.2.

• The rear panel of the 8900 must be removed prior to installing or removing plug-in modules.

If plug-in modules are already installed, the terminals must be removed prior to removing the rear

panel. It may be helpful to use a standard screwdriver to gently pry removable terminals away from the receptacle on the plug-in modules.

• Use a Philips screwdriver to loosen the two captive screws at the bottom of the panel. Pinch one of the screws and swing the panel up approximately 90°, using the tab hinge at the top of the panel, and pull it straight away from the base unit. Reverse this step to reinstall the panel after the plug-in modules are installed.

• Remove terminals from the receptacle of each plug-in module prior to installation.

• Use diagonal cutters to remove slot shields from the rear panel for optional plug-in modules as required. Only remove shields for slots to be used (UL safety requirement).

• Smooth any protruding edges with a ﬁ le.

• Reinstall the rear panel; it will hold the modules securely in place.

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4.1 I/O Module, required; install one (1)

3-8900.620

100 - 240VAC

50-60Hz, 24V

A MAX

11 - 24VDC

0.7 A MAX.

Power Connectio

DO NOT attempt to c

onnect both

AC and DC at the same time

Solid State

Relays

Rating:

50mA 30V

Mechanical Relay

Rating:

5A 250 V

5A 30 VDC

CAUTION

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

SENSOR INPUTS

L

AC ONLY

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

SENSOR INPUTS

L

DC ONLY

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-8900.401-1 Two inputs, no outputs 3-8900.401-2 Two inputs, two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-3 Two inputs, two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-4 Two inputs, two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs 3-8900.401-5 Four inputs, no outputs 3-8900.401-6 Four inputs, two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-7 Four inputs, two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-8 Four inputs, two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs 3-8900.401-9 Six inputs, no outputs 3-8900.401-10 Six inputs, two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-11 Six inputs, two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-12 Six inputs, two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs

• These modules determine the maximum number of sensor input channels available for the instrument. The 8900 will detect all connected sensors at startup and assign channels up to the maximum available on the I/O Module.

• Optional analog outputs are contained on the I/O Module, and will always be identiﬁ ed as Outputs 1 & 2 in the 8900 menus. Any and all analog outputs are freely assignable to any channel. All analog outputs available from the 8900 are isolated.

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Frequency

Input 2

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

Input

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Input

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Input 2

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

(if applicable)

3-8900.621C

4.2 Power Module, required; install one (1)

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-8900.402-1 85 to 264 VAC, 50/60 Hz 3-8900.402-2 12 to 24 VDC ±10%

• Each 8900 Base Unit may be powered with either AC or DC voltage, but not both simultaneously (no "uninterruptible" power option).

• The AC Power Module is universal; no jumper selection is required.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

For additional operator safety, an adhesive power indication label (AC ONLY or DC ONLY) is packaged with each Power Module and should be applied to the 8900 rear panel as illustrated.

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4.3 Output Module, optional; install zero (0) or one (1)

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-8900.405-1 Two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.405-2 Two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.405-3 Two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs

• Optional analog Outputs 1 & 2 are obtained via the I/O Module, but are not required to be installed in order to use the optional analog output modules listed immediately above.

• The analog outputs obtained via these separate modules will always be identiﬁ ed as Outputs 3 & 4 in the 8900 menus. The slot on the rear panel is labeled accordingly.

• It is perfectly acceptable to mix and match analog output types between those contained on the I/O Module and those obtained via these separate modules.

• Any and all analog outputs are freely assignable to any channel.

• All analog outputs available from the 8900 are isolated.

• Passive outputs throttle current in loops powered by a supply external to the

8900.

• Active outputs throttle current in loops powered by the 8900; no external power source is required.

• Voltage outputs are independently software selectable for operation from 0 to 5 or 0 to 10 VDC.

4.4 Relay Module, optional; install zero (0), one (1) or two (2) Mfr. Part No. Description

3-8900.403-1 Two dry-contact relays 3-8900.403-2 Two solid-state relays 3-8050.396 RC Filter Kit

• Up to two sets of two relays may be installed directly into the 8900. The modules are completely independent of one another, so it is not necessary for Relays 1 & 2 to be installed in order to use Relays 3 & 4.

• However, in accordance with the labeling on the rear panel, relays installed directly into the 8900 via these plug-in modules will always be identiﬁ ed in the 8900 menus as Relays 1 & 2 and 3 & 4, respectively.

• The red LED relay status indicators on the front panel of the 8900 are hardwired to Relays 1 & 2. If the slot for Relays 1 & 2 is vacant, the red LEDs will be inoperative. Status of all relays is available at all times in a single screen in View mode.

• It is perfectly acceptable to mix and match the relay types installed directly in the 8900, as well as between internal and external modules.

• Any and all relays are freely assignable to any channel. Hysteresis and time delay are adjustable for each relay.

Power Connection

• Dry-contact relays are electromechanical switches with a moving contact armature. They are suitable for many general-purpose applications, AC or DC, including AC loads up to 250 V.

• Solid-state relays are electronic switches with no moving parts. They may be used with AC or DC loads, but have lower current handling

capability and voltage ratings than Dry-contact relays. Solid-state relays will outlast Dry-contact relays in pulsing applications.

• Switching active loads (most commonly inductive) can cause contact arcing sufﬁ cient to damage both types of relays. The RC Filter Kit or "snubber" is available as an accessory to reduce or eliminate these

DO NOT attempt to connect both

CAUTION

AC and DC at the same time

damaging effects.

100−240VAC 50−60Hz, 24VA MAX

12−24 VDC

0.7 A MAX.

Mechanical Relays

Rating: 5A 250 VAC 5A 30 VDC

Solid State Relays

Rating:

50 mA 30V

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8059-2

NC COM NO

RELAY A

NC COM NO

RELAY B

DC OUTPUT

+ -

DC INPUT

- +

S3L

INPUT

PASS-THRU

8059-4

NC COM NO

RELAY A

NC COM NO

RELAY B

NC COM NO

RELAY C

NC COM NO

RELAY D

DC OUTPUT

+ -

DC INPUT

- +

S3L

INPUT

PASS-THRU

COM

POWER

Signet 3-8059 Relay Module

Test A

Test B

Test C

Test D

Relay A

Relay B

Relay C

Relay D

LISTED E171559

COM

POWER

Signet 3-8059 Relay Module

Tes t A

Tes t B

Relay A

Relay B

LISTED E171559

4.5 8059 External Relay Module, optional; install zero (0) or one (1)

RELAY A

RELAY B

S3L

OUTPUT 24VDC

+ -

AC INPUT

INPUT

PASS-THRU

L N

8059-2AC

S3L

OUTPUT 24VDC

+ -

AC INPUT

INPUT

PASS-THRU

L N

8059-4AC

NC COM NO

RELAY C

NC COM NO

RELAY D

NC COM NO

RELAY A

NC COM NO

RELAY B

NC COM NO NC COM NO

COM

POWER

Signet 3-8059 Relay Module

Tes t A

Tes t B

Relay A

Relay B

LISTED E171559

COM

POWER

Signet 3-8059 Relay Module

Tes t A

Tes t B

Tes t C

Tes t D

Relay A

Relay B

Relay C

Relay D

LISTED E171559

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-8059-2AC Two external dry-contact relays w/ power supply 3-8059-4AC Four external dry-contact relays w/ power supply 3-8059-2 Two external dry-contact relays 3-8059-4 Four external dry-contact relays 3-8050.396 RC Filter Kit 6205-0002 DIN Rail, 1m 6205-0003 End Clips, DIN Rail

• The 8900 will support up to eight (8) relays, though only four actually ﬁ t directly inside its compact or four relays may be connected to the 8900 via digital (S3L) at the I/O Module

DIN enclosure. 8059 External Relay Modules of either two

(this does NOT consume a sensor input channel).

• External relays are completely independent of internal relays, so it is not necessary for Relays 1 & 2 or 3 & 4 to be installed in order to use the external relays. In the 8900 menus, external relays will always be identiﬁ ed as Relays A, B, C and D.

• 8059 versions with power supply are powered by universal AC line voltage and may be used to power the 8900 with 24 VDC. Also, digital (S

3L)

pass-thru terminals on the 8059 can help to reduce sensor wiring congestion at the 8900. See the 8059 instruction manual for details.

• External Relays mount on DIN rail inside a panel and can be tested remotely from the 8900, or locally with switches built-in for convenience. They also include LED relay status indicators, but the status of these and all relays is available at all times in a single screen in the 8900 View mode.

• Any and all relays are freely assignable to any channel. Hysteresis and time delay are adjustable for each relay.

• It is perfectly acceptable to mix and match relay types between internal and external modules. However, NOTE: The 8900 only allows external relays to be used in modes Off, Low, Hi, Window, USP and Advanced.

• 8059 External Relay Modules contain dry-contact relays only. These electromechanical switches are suitable for many general-purpose applications, AC or DC, including AC loads up to 250 V.

• Switching active loads (most commonly inductive) can cause contact arcing sufﬁ cient to damage relays. The RC Filter Kit or “snubber” is available as an accessory to reduce or eliminate these damaging effects.

89 mm (3.5 in.)

100 - 240 V 50/60 Hz, 20 VA

NC C NO

RELAY A

Signet 3-8059 Relay Module

LISTED

E171559

INPUT

S3L

57 mm (2.5 in.)

NC C NO

RELAY B

COM

POWER

PASS-THRU

S3L

108 mm (4.25 in.)

Tes t A

Tes t B

OUTPUT 24VDC

+ -

Relay A

Relay B

AC INPUT

L N

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5. Mounting the Base Unit

123 mm/

4.85 in.

56 mm/

2.21 in.

Splashproof

Rear Cover

(accessory)

96 mm/3.78 in.

96 mm/

3.78 in.

92 mm/

3.62 in.

Quick-clip

mounting

bracket

Multi-Parameter

Controller

C1 2.50 µS/cm F2 58.43 GPM

Relay 1

Relay 2

ENTER

Multi-Parameter

Controller

Relay 1

Relay 2

ENTER

C1 23.45 µS/cm

L2 -16.58 ft

Quick-clip

gasket on

front side

of panel

3-8050.395

Splashproof

rear cover

panel

terminals

mounting

bracket

OUT 2 O

UT 1

POWER

COMM PORT

OUT 4 O

UT 3

RELAY

2 RELAY

RELAY

4 R

ELAY

SENSOR INPU TS

BLK

RED

SHLD

BLK

RED

S L

SHLD

BLK

S L

SHLD

AC ONLY

Panel Cutout

92 x 92 mm

(+ 0.8, - 0 mm)

3.6 x 3.6 in.

(+0.031, -0 in.)

Panel Cutout

92 x 92 mm

(+ 0.8, - 0 mm)

3.6 x 3.6 in.

(+0.031, -0 in.)

Panel Cutout

92 x 92 mm

(+ 0.8, - 0 mm)

3.6 x 3.6 in.

(+0.031, -0 in.)

Panel Cutout

92 x 92 mm

(+ 0.8, - 0 mm)

3.6 x 3.6 in.

(+0.031, -0 in.)

minimum

clearance

25 mm

(1 in.)

Multi-Parameter

Controller

Rel

ay 1

Relay 2

ENT

C1 23.45 µS/cm

L2 -16.58 ft

The 8900 may be mounted in a panel, on a wall, or on virtually any surface including shelves, racks and pipes. All methods of mounting the 8900 make use of the Signet Quick-clip for holding the instrument securely in place. This unique clip eliminates the hassle of locating and drilling holes for mounting screws.

If the 8900 will be mounted in a panel, plug-in modules may be installed either before or after the base unit is mounted. If an accessory Wall Mount Bracket will be used, ﬁ rst install plug-in modules.

5.1 Panel Mounting

• The 8900 enclosure conforms to the ¼-DIN standard, which requires a panel opening of 92 mm x 92 mm (3.6 x 3.6 in.).

• ¼-DIN punches are available and recommended for creating clean, precise openings quickly and easily in most instrument panels.

• Alternatively, a jigsaw or other cutting tool may be used. An adhesive template is provided to help guide the cutting process.

• Recommended minimum clearance on all sides between instruments and panel edges is 25 mm (1 in.) as illustrated.

• Use an appropriate ﬁ le as necessary to shape and size the opening, and to remove burrs.

• Two panel adapter accessories are available for installing the 8900 into panels with existing cutouts larger than the 1/ standard.

To install 8900 in a panel:

1. Slide the 8900 into the opening from the front of the panel. Ensure the Front Face Panel Gasket is properly seated against the panel and around the instrument case.

2. Slide the Quick-clip mounting bracket over the back of the instrument as illustrated. The Quick-clips will snap into engagement with the molded latches on the side of the instrument. Press the bracket against the inside of the panel to secure the instrument ﬁ rmly in place.

• To remove, press the Quick-clips outward while pulling the bracket away from the instrument panel. DO NOT

ALLOW THE INSTRUMENT TO FALL FORWARD OUT OF THE PANEL OPENING! It may be necessary/helpful to temporarily secure the instrument from the front with tape, etc.

DIN

3-5000.399 Panel adapter, 5 in. x 5 in. to ¼-DIN

3-8050.392 Panel adapter, ½-DIN to ¼-DIN

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5.2 Mounting Accessories

1/2" NPT

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-8050.395 Splashproof rear cover

• Use in conjunction with liquid tight connector kits to seal wiring ports.

• Protects rear of instrument and terminals from moisture intrusion and corrosion.

• Suitable for indoor and outdoor installations.

• 3-9000.392 Liquid tight connector kit, NPT (3 connectors)

• 3-9000.392-1 Liquid tight connector kit, NPT (1 connector)

• 3-9000.392-2 Liquid tight connector kit, PG13.5 (1 connector)

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-5000.399 Panel adapter, 5 x 5 in. to ¼-DIN

• Converts 127 x 127 mm (5 x 5 in.) panel cutouts to ¼-DIN

• Primarily used when replacing retired 500-series

Signet instruments with modern ¼-DIN instruments

• Injection molded black plastic (Acetal)

• Neoprene gasket and machine screw hardware included

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-8050.392 Panel adapter, ½-DIN to ¼-DIN

• Converts existing panel cutouts, up to 96 x 192 mm (3.8 x 7.6 in.), to ¼-DIN (92 x 92 mm)

• Powder coated aluminum, black, 3.2 mm (0.125 in.) thick

• Neoprene gasket and machine screw hardware included

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-5000.598 Shelf/pipe mount bracket, ¼-DIN instrument

• Use for surface mount installations under a shelf, or on a counter or rack.

• Powder coated aluminum, black, 3.2 mm (0.125 in.) thick

• Nylon straps or other suitable fasteners may be used to secure this bracket to a pipe.

Mfr. Part No. Description

3-0000.596-1

¼-DIN wall mount bracket, 6.5 in. depth

• Use to mount the 8900 (without a splashproof rear cover) to a solid wall or bulkhead.

• Powder coated aluminum, black, 3.2 mm (0.125 in.) thick

3-0000.596-2

¼-DIN wall mount bracket, 9.0 in. depth

• Use to mount the 8900 (with a Splashproof rear cover) to a solid wall or bulkhead.

• Powder coated aluminum, black, 3.2 mm (0.125 in.) thick

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6. Wiring

3-8900.621C

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

S3L

Input

S3L

Input

All wiring connections to the 8900 are made via the removable terminals of the plug-in modules. This section contains instructions and diagrams for wiring each type of module. Several helpful tables, explanations and recommendations are also provided. In general:

• Do not allow any AC leads that may be connected to the Power Module, or to optional internal relays, to come in contact with low voltage wiring.

• Terminals accept 12 to 24 AWG wire.

• Strip 10 to 12 mm (0.4 to 0.5 in.) of insulation from wire tips and tin bare ends to eliminate fraying.

• Use ferrules when connecting more than one wire to a single terminal.

• Insert wire tip or ferrule completely into the terminal and secure with the screw.

• The I/O Module provides the terminals for sensor inputs, optional external relays, and optional Analog Outputs 1 & 2.

• These modules (3-8900.401-X) support frequency and digital (S digital (S3L) and connect to the I/O Module just as if they were digital (S3L) sensors. External relays do NOT consume a sensor input channel.

• Refer to Section 6.4: Output Module for wiring optional Analog Outputs 1 & 2.

6.1 Signal Type: Frequency

The maximum allowable cable length for ﬂ ow sensors with frequency output is dependent upon the output signal strength of the sensors themselves, and the degree to which the signals are susceptible to EMI or "noise". This is largely a function of whether the sensors are self-powered, or powered by an external source.

All of the sensors in the table below are compatible with the 8900. The three models limited to 60 m (200 ft) are self-powered sensors. The 8900 automatically provides power to the others via the I/O Module (normal sensor wiring).

These maximum recommended cable lengths apply to individual sensors and are completely independent of one another. Additionally, these cable lengths have no relevance to any digital (S3L) devices that may also be connected to the I/O Module.

L) sensor input signal types. External relays are controlled via

Flow sensor models with Frequency Output

Maximum Cable Length 515 525 2000 2100 2507 2536 2540 2551 2552

60 m (200 ft) X X

305 m (1000 ft) X X X X X X X

Frequency Input Wiring

The 8900 accepts one or two frequency inputs. Each input will occupy one channel. The frequency input connected to terminals 1-2-3 will be identiﬁ ed in the 8900 menu as "Freq. in 1." The frequency input connected to terminals 4-5-6 will be identiﬁ ed in the 8900 menu as "Freq. in 2."

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6.2 Digital (S3L) Input wiring

• The maximum cable length of the digital (S

L) bus varies depending on the types of sensors connected and the size of the

conductors in the cable. For best results, determine the maximum cable length for the system before routing cables.

• Frequency input signals from ﬂ ow sensors are not part of the digital bus, so they do not impact the cabling calculations. Follow the maximum cable speciﬁ cations published in the ﬂ ow sensor literature.

• The digital (S

L) bus can be connected to two sets of terminals on the 8900. Divide digital (S3L) sensors between the two points to

stay within the limits deﬁ ned here.

• There are several methods that can help route the digital cables and remain within the distance limitations. The following pages provide general wiring concepts for different systems.

* 2551 Magmeter and the 8900

The 2551 Magmeter may require up to 15 mA per unit under some conditions. Special attention must be paid to power requirements when more than three 2551 Magmeters are connected to the 8900. To ensure that Magmeters receive sufﬁ cient power, Signet recommends minimizing other power requirements in the 8900 by doing at least ONE of the following: • Select solid state relay cards instead of dry contact relays.

• Select Passive analog output cards instead of Active.

• Select the DC power supply card instead of the AC card.

Any one of these measures will insure that the 8900 has sufﬁ cient power available to support up to six 2551 Magmeters.

How to Wire Digital (S3L) Sensors

1. Tie all red wires together.

2. Tie all white wires together.

3. Tie all black wires together.

4. Tie cable shield to white GND wire at one end only for added protection from noise interference.

Notes:

• Some installations may require connecting the cable shield to Earth ground to overcome noise interference.

• Terminals 4-7 may be used as Freq Input 2 or as digital (S3L) Input 2, but not both.

• For best EMI ﬁ ltering, divide digital sensors between S3L Input 1 and S3L Input 2 if Input 2 is not required for Frequency input.

• Daisy-chain or multi-drop wiring for digital (S3L) devices will reduce the number of separate digital signal lines that must be connected to the 8900 I/O Module.

• Ferrules are recommended when connecting multiple digital (S3L) devices to a single set of terminals.

• In a "Daisy-Chain" pattern, the wires from each sensor are spliced to the matching wire of the adjacent sensor.

• In a "Multi-Drop" pattern, the wires from each sensor are spliced to a common set of wires from the 8900.

• Wiring methods can be mixed in any convenient design when connecting digital (S3L) devices. See the wiring charts on the following pages for a variety of wiring options.

• The speciﬁ c type of sensors on a branch of the digital (S3L) bus determine the current requirements, and the maximum cable length for the branch. See section 6.2.1 for details.

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

+5VDC (Black)

Frequency

Input

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Frequency

Input 2

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

S3L Input

Input

OR S3L

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

Daisy-chain

3-8900.621C

S³L Branch 2

S³L Branch 1

Multi-drop

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6.2.1 Digital Cable Length Calculations

Step 1: Calculate the Total current requirements for digital (S3L) Branches

This information will determine the total current consumption of all digital (S3L) sensors on a branch of the digital (S3L) bus, as a means of determining if the sensor load is within the current rating of the cable. Fill in the chart to determine the current requirements for a speciﬁ c set of sensors.

Maximum Current Consumption for Digital S

L Devices

Current Quantity Total Example:

2350 Temperature Sensor 1 mA X = none

2450 Pressure Sensor 1 mA X = 2 Press 1 mA x 2 = 2 mA

2551 Magmeter* 15 mA X = 2 Mags 15 mA x 2=30 mA

2750 pH/ORP Sensor Electronics 3 mA X = 2 pH 3 mA x 2 = 6 mA

2850 Cond. Sensor Electronics 2 mA X = none

8058 Current-S3L Converter 3 mA X = none

8059 External Relay Module** 1 mA X = none

Total current requirement on digital (S

L) bus mA Total 38 mA

** The digital (S3L) communication link between the 8900 and the 8059 is powered by the 8900 and consumes 1 mA maximum. However, the 8059 External Relay Module always requires a separate power source for its operation.

Step 2 Determine the Maximum length of each branch of the digital (S3L) Bus

This chart determines the maximum length of one branch of the digital (S3L) bus. This distance is important because it ensures that the digital signal can successfully travel the length of the cable and still be detected by the 8900.

• Find the column nearest to the total current in this branch, as determined in step 1.

• Find the cable gauge or wire dimensions that most accurately represent the cable being used.

• The number at the intersection of these factors represents the maximum cable for one branch of the digital (S3L) bus.

• The top section references AWG cables, the lower section is based on METRIC cables.

• Dividing the sensors between two branches will greatly increase the maximum cable length of each branch. Example: 40 mA total on one branch can sustain 70 ft of cable. 20 mA on two branches can sustain 140 ft on each branch.

Maximum Cable (AWG)

Power Supply Current (mA) AWG Ω/ft 1 2 4 10 15 20 40 60 90

24 0.0277 1800 900 450 180 120 90 40 30 20 22 0.0175 2850 1420 710 280 190 140 70 40 30 20 0.0109 3000 2290 1140 450 300 220 110 70 50 18 0.0069 3000 3000 1810 720 480 360 180 120 80 16 0.0044 3000 3000 2840 1130 750 560 280 180 120

Maximum Cable (Metric)

Area Diameter mm2 mm Ω/m 1 2 4 10 15 20 40 60 90

0.2 0.50463 0.0885 560 280 140 50 30 20 10 0 0

0.25 0.56419 0.0708 700 350 170 70 40 30 10 10 0

0.5 0.79789 0.0354 900 700 350 140 90 70 30 20 10

0.75 0.97721 0.0236 900 900 520 210 140 100 50 30 20 1 1.12839 0.0177 900 900 700 280 180 140 70 40 30

1.5 1.38199 0.0118 900 900 900 420 280 210 100 70 40

Feet

Meters

Step 3 Determine the Maximum total cable length of the digital (S3L) Bus

The quality of the cable used in the bus determines the maximum length of all branches combined. The maximum cable length may not exceed these limits, regardless of current requirements.

Cable Capacitance (pF/ft) Max. Total Distance Comments

<50 pF/ft 900 ft Even the most economical cables meet this speciﬁ cation. <30 pF/ft 1500 ft Cables from Signet fall into this category. <15 pF/ft 3000 ft Cables meeting this speciﬁ cation are very expensive network cables.

pF/m Max. Total Distance

<150 pF/m 300 m Even the most economical cables meet this speciﬁ cation. <100 pF/m 450 m Cables from Signet fall into this category. <50 pF/m 900 m Cables meeting this speciﬁ cation are very expensive network cables.

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6.2.2 Digital Cable Routing Diagrams

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

S3L

Input

S3L

Input

If terminals 4-6-7 are used for digital (S

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

3-8900.621C

cannot accomodate two frequency inputs.

L), the 8900

S3L

Sensor

S3L

Sensor

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Freq. Input (Red)

Frequency

Input 2

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

OR S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

If two digital (S3L) sensors are wired separately, the cable length of each branch can be extended.

3-8900.621C

+5VDC (Black)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

S3L

Sensor

S3L

Sensor

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

OR S3L

Input

S3L

Input

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

S L (Red)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

3-8900.621C

S3L Sensor

The new sensor is added to terminals 4-6-7 so the sensor load is divided between the two branches of the bus

S3L Sensor

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

OR S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

To add a digital sensor to the digital (S

L) bus, connect the RED, BLACK and WHITE wires into the existing bus at any point.

S3L Sensor

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

3-8900.621C

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• This diagram shows ﬁ ve digital (S

L) sensors.

A ﬂ ow sensor with a frequency output can be added to terminals 1-2-3 to complete the system.

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

S3L

Input

S3L

Input

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

Analog Output 2

S L (Red)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

(if applicable)

3-8900.621C

S3L Sensor

• If two frequency inputs are used, connect up to four digital sensors to terminals 8-9-10.

• One 8059 External Relay Module can also be added to the bus.

S3L Sensor

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

OR S3L

Input

S3L

Input

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

3-8900.621C

8059 External Relay Module

S3L

Sensor

S3L Sensor

• Divide digital (S

L) sensors evenly between terminals whenever possible.

• With six digital (S3L) inputs, no frequency inputs can be added to this system.

• One 8059 External Relay Module can be added to the bus regardless of the number of digital (S3L) sensors present.

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

S3L

Input

S3L

Input

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

3-8900.621C

S3L Sensor

8059 External Relay Module

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6.3 Power Module (3-8900.402-X)

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

BLK

RED

SHLD

BLK

RED

S L

SHLD

BLK

S L

SHLD

SENSOR INPUTS

L

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

SENSOR INPUTS

L

AC Line

AC Neutral

L

DC -

DC +

• The 8900 can operate from a Universal AC power input (3-8900.402-1) or from a 24 VDC power input (3-8900.402-2)

• For safety, place the AC ONLY or DC ONLY decal on the rear panel of the 8900.

• Exceeding voltage ratings may damage the unit and pose a shock hazard.

• The DC power module has more power capability than the AC module, and is recommended for systems where the sensor load exceeds 40 mA.

Rating: 5A 250 VAC 5A 30 VDC

Rating:

50 mA 30V

3-8900.620

Power Connection

100−240VAC

50−60Hz, 24VA MAX

12−24 VDC

0.7 A MAX.

CAUTION

DO NOT attempt to connect both

AC and DC at the same time

Mechanical Relays

Solid State Relays

6.4 Output Module (3-8900.405-X)

The 8900 will support up to four analog outputs.

• Analog outputs 3 & 4 are obtained via these separate plug-in modules.

• Analog outputs 1 & 2 are located on selected I/O Modules and are also wired as shown here.

AC ONLY

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

Active 4-20 mA loop wiring

12-24 VDC

DC ONLY

power

• Active 4 to 20 mA Loop Output Module

The DC power required for the loop is supplied by the 8900. No additional power source is needed.

• Passive 4 to 20 mA Loop Output Module

The DC power required for the loop must be provided by an

external source.

• 0–5 or 0–10 VDC Output Module

The 8900 provides power for the 0–5 or 0–10 VDC output.

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

Passive 4-20 mA loop wiring

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

0-5 VDC output wiring

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RELAY 2 RELAY 1RELAY 4 RELAY 3

flow

AC or DC

power

valve

AC or DC

power

ALARM!

6.5 Relay Module (3-8900.403-X)

RELAY 2 RELAY 1RELAY 4 RELAY 3

flow

AC or DC

power

valve

AC or DC

power

ALARM!

OUT 2 OUT 1

POWER

COMM PORT /

OUT 4 OUT 3

RELAY 2 RELAY 1

RELAY 4 RELAY 3

SENSOR INPUTS

L

Solid State Relays (non-mechanical switches)

Normally open/closed operation: Software selectable Max. pulse rate: 600 pulses per minute (volumetric pulse & PWM modes) 400 pulses per minute (prop. pulse mode) Max. voltage rating: 30 VDC or 42 VAC p-p Current rating: 50 mA DC or 50 mA AC RMS On-state impedance: 30 ohms or less Off-state leakage: 400 nA or less, AC or DC Isolation: Up to 48 VDC, or 48 VAC p-p Transient protection: Embedded, up to 48 V over-voltage

Dry-contact Relays (mechanical contacts)

Type: SPDT Form: C Max. pulse rate: 600 pulses per minute (volumetric pulse & PWM modes) 400 pulses per minute (prop. pulse mode) Max. voltage rating: 30 VDC or 250 VAC Current rating: 5 A

The alarm is OFF during normal operation, and will go ON according to 8900 Relay settings.

The valve is ON during normal operation, and will go OFF according to 8900 Relay settings.

6.6 8059 External Relay Module

• 8059 external relay modules provide either 2 or 4 additional dry-contact relays.

• External modules are controlled via the digital (S bus.

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

S3L

Input

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

Analog Output 2

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

+5VDC (Black)

S L (Red)

(if applicable)

3-8900.621C

L) serial

Solid state relays have only two terminals each. Normally open or normally closed operation is softwareselectable in the RELAY menu.

AC or DC

power

NC C NO NC C NONC C NO NC C NO

RELAY B

RELAY A

Signet 3-8059 Relay Module

COM

POWER

LISTED

E171559

PASS-THRU

INPUT

S3L

Connect

L sensor

Test A

Test B

Test C

Test D

RELAY C

OUTPUT 24VDC

+ -

Relay A

Relay B

Relay C

Relay D

RELAY D

AC INPUT

8059-4AC

L N

Signet 8900 Multi-Parameter

SENSOR INPUTS

OUT 2 OUT 1

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F1 123.45 GPM P3 4.32 pH

F1 123.45 GPM F2 54.321 GPM

Ratio F1:F2

2.27

P3 4.32 pH L4 19.49 cm

Rst1 1234567.8

Gallons >

Perm1 12345678

Gallons

Volume

Vol4 246. 8 m3

Menu Directory:

Channel Settings

Menu Directory:

Hold Inputs

Menu Directory:

Relay

Menu Directory:

Output

Menu Directory:

Calibration

Menu Directory:

Options

Menu Directory:

System Setup

ENTER

T1 Units:

ºC ºF

Revert to last saved setting

Return to View

Return to Menu

Saving

View

Menu Directory

Edit

Save and return to Menu

C1 Units:

uS/cm >

C1 TDS:

2.0000 uS/PPM >

T1 Units:

º >

C1 TC Mode:

Pure Water >

C1 TC Slope:

2.00% >

C1 Decimal:

**.*** >

C1 Average:

Med >

ENTER

10 min.

Timeout

10 min.

Timeout

10 min.

Timeout

7. Operational Overview

Pressed

simultaneously

Display Mode

Edit

Scroll DOWN/RIGHT through

flashing items, or advance

flashing cursor "_"

Save new setting

Escape to menu item

without saving new setting

Scroll through flashing items,

or edit flashing character

Function

Menu Select menu item for editing No function

Return to

Menu Directory

Scroll through items in Menu

ENTER

Select menuMenu Directory

Scroll DOWN through items

in Menu Directory

Scroll through items in

Menu Directory

Return to View

View Go to Menu Directory No functionScroll through items in View

Select items marked with

The 8900 Multi-Parameter Controller belongs to the ProcessPro family of instruments. Each member of this family features a digital display and a four-button keypad for system set-up and general operation. This section contains a description of keypad functions, a general operation ﬂ owchart, and View mode details for the 8900.

Keypad Functions

The four buttons of the keypad are used to navigate display modes according to the descriptions in this table. Notice that the function of each button may change depending on the display mode.

C1 2.50 µS/cm F2 58.43 GPM

Multi-Parameter

Controller

Relay 1

7.1 General Operation Flowchart

The four display modes of the 8900 are layered as shown in the ﬂ owchart below. Keypad symbols illustrate basic navigation within and between these modes.

• View: View mode is normal operation for the 8900. After system setup is completed, all measurement values for each channel, plus the status of any analog outputs and relays will be available. See Section 8.4: Automatic Display Conﬁ gurations and Section

8.5: Other Automatic Displays for details.

• Menu Directory: The Menu Directory provides access to seven separate menus for set-up and operation.

There are two ways to access the Menu Directory from View.

1. Scroll to the Menu Directory item and press the Right-arrow button.

2. From any item in View, press and hold the ENTER button for 2 seconds.

• Menu: The current setting for each item in a Menu can be viewed and selected for editing from this mode.

• Edit: Access to this mode is password protected. Use the Standard password (UP-UP-UP-DOWN), or create a custom Enhanced password (see Section 14.1: Password Security). Entering the correct password one time allows access to all editable items in all menus, until a return to View mode.

Relay 2

ENTER

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Menu Directory:

System Setup

7.2 System Conﬁ guration

Sensor Inputs:

# of channels

System Config:

Outputs 1 & 2:

type or "None"

Power:

VAC or VDC

Comm/Out 3 & 4:

type or "None"

Relays 1 & 2:

type or "None"

External Relays:

detected or not

Outputs 1 & 2:

type or "None"

• Selecting this item will initiate an auto-scrolling inventory of the plug-in modules installed in the unit.

• The order in which items appear is as follows:

• To advance more quickly to the next screen, press any button during the auto-scrolling sequence.

• There is a 10 minute timeout from this item back to the ﬁ rst measurement display screen.

7.3 Menu Directory

• Select this item to exit View and go to the Menu Directory.

• The Menu Directory may also be reached from any item in View by pressing and holding the ENTER button for two seconds.

• The Menu Directory provides access to the seven separate menus of the 8900: System Setup, Channel Settings, Hold Inputs, Relay, Output, Calibration, and Options.

• The content and utility of each of these menus is described in the following pages.

• There is a 10 minute timeout from this item back to the ﬁ rst measurement display screen.

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ENTER

8. System Setup Menu

All of the basic system setup functions are automated in the 8900, with the exception of Channel Type assignments. These must be done by the user. After Channel types are assigned, the 8900 will automatically complete all of the remaining tasks in the System Setup menu. This includes assigning each sensor connected to the 8900 to a matching channel, and conﬁ guring one display for each channel. After installation and wiring is completed, follow the steps below. NOTE: Automatic Sensor Recognition occurs each time the 8900 is powered on. See the following page for additional information.

8.1 System Setup: Channel Type Example: Set Channel 1 to operate as a Flow Channel:

1. Start from View Mode (normal operation). In a new unit, the View display depends on the type of I/O module.

2. Hold the ENTER key for 2 seconds. When the display shows "Menu Directory-System Setup", release, then press ENTER again.

3. Press the RIGHT key, then enter the password. (Factory standard setting is UP-UP-UP-DOWN, Enhanced is 0-0-0-0)

4. The channel type will be ﬂ ashing "None". Press the DOWN key three times to scroll to "Flow".

5. Press the ENTER key to select Flow. The display will show two warning messages, then ask "Are You Sure?" Press the RIGHT key to change the ﬂ ashing response to "Yes", then press the ENTER key to ﬁ nalize the change.

6. The display will show "Saving" for a few seconds, then return to the root menu. Press the DOWN key to scroll to the next channel type setting, then repeat steps 4 and 5.

7. If all settings in this menu are complete, press the UP and DOWN keys together again to return to the Menu Directory.

8. Press the UP and DOWN keys together once more to return to the View mode and normal operation. The display will now show the information from the sensor assigned to Channel 1.

ENTER

Enter Password:

0000

Channel 1 Type:

Level

ENTER

Channel Data

Will be RESET!

Are You Sure?

Saving

Activated Relays

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Menu Directory:

System Setup

Enter Password

- - - -

Channel 1 Type:

Check Relay And

Output Sources

Channel 1 Type: Flow >

ENTER

Conductivity

Are You Sure?

No Yes

Channel 1 Type: None >

Channel 1 Type:

None

Channel 1 Type:

Channel 2 Type: None >

Flow

ENTER

Returning to

Menu Directory..

Returning to

ViewMode...

Menu Directory:

System Setup

Flow

F1 34.01 GPM

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8.2 Automatic Sensor Recognition:

pH1 8.6 pH T1 29.7 °C

Flow F2 123.45 GPM

C3 17.54 μS/cm T3 24.3 °C

Pressure P4 35.9 psi

Temperature T5 29.7 °C

L4 12.58 ft V4 987.65 ft3

ORP ORP6 128 mV

Label Ch1 12.34 Unit

• Digital (S

When new digital (S When completed, the display shows how many sensors are connected, and whether a Relay Module is detected.

Manual override option: The "Load S3L Devices" function in the System Setup menu can be used to manually initiate the search

for new sensors and to verify that all sensors are detected on the digital (S

8.3 Automatic Channel Assignment:

After a channel type is assigned (section 8.1), the 8900 compares the sensor identiﬁ cation list with each channel type and assigns a sensor to each channel, following a speciﬁ c heirarchy:

1. All Channels: Native sensors (sensors of the same measurement type as the channel type) will be assigned ﬁ rst.

If multiple sensors of the same type are listed, the lowest serial number will be assigned ﬁ rst. Frequency inputs are considered the native type for ﬂ ow channels.

2. All Channels: 4 to 20 mA sensors (from 8058 Signal Converter) will be assigned only if no native sensors are listed.

If no compatible sensors are listed for a channel, or if all compatible sensors are already assigned, then no automatic channel

assignment will be made.

3. Flow Channels: Digital (S

Level Channels: If no level sensors are listed, a pressure sensor will be assigned to the level channel.

Manual override option: Use the "Channel ID" function to reassign sensors.

• The Channel ID menu will only list sensors that match the channel type being assigned.

• Removing a sensor from the wiring bus does NOT erase a channel assignment. The display will show "CHK SENSOR" for that channel until a sensor is manually reassigned.

8.4 Automatic Display Conﬁ gurations

• A new display will be automatically conﬁ gured for each channel (only where one of the six conﬁ gurable displays has both lines set to "None".)

• Conductivity, Level and pH channels are allotted two-line displays to view both primary and secondary measurements. All other channel types are assigned a single-line display.

• Standard displays for each channel type are illustrated below.

Manual override option: Conﬁ gurable VIEW displays can be modiﬁ ed with the "Screen--Line--" functions in System Setup menu.

L) sensors are detected at every power up, and placed on a list that identiﬁ es each by type and serial number.

L) sensors are detected, the 8900 displays "Found New S3L Devices" , then "Loading...Please wait".

6 Sensor(s) and

L) bus.

L) type ﬂ ow sensor will be assigned only if no frequency input is detected.

1 Ext Relay(s)

pH Channel

The default pH display shows the primary pH measurement on line 1 and the secondary temperature measurement on line 2.

Flow Channel

The default Flow display shows the full name of the measurement type on line 1 and the measurement value on line 2.

Conductivity Channel

The default Conductivity display shows the primary Conductivity measurement on line 1 and the secondary temperature measurement on line 2.

Pressure Channel

The default Pressure display shows the full name of the measurement type on line 1 and the measurement value on line 2.

Temperature Channel

The default Temperature display shows the full name of the measurement type on line 1 and the measurement value on line 2.

Level Channel

The default Level display shows the primary Level measurement on line 1 and the secondary Volume measurement on line 2.

ORP Channel

The default ORP display shows the full name of the measurement type on line 1 and the measurement value on line 2.

Other (4-20) Channel

The default Other (4-20) display shows "Label" on line 1 and the measurement value on line 2. NOTE: The channel label (Label), abbreviation (Ch) and unit of measure (Unit) settings must be customized for this type of channel. See section 9.8 "Channel Type Other (4-20)"

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8.5 Other Automatic Displays

Output1 22.10 mA Output2 22.10 mA

Activated Relays

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Activated Relays

1 2 _ _ A B _ _

Memo:

gfsignet.com

ORP3 Input:

763 mV

pH4 Input:

-6.027 mV

Perm1 1234567.8

Gallons

Rst2 1234567.8

Gallons f

The 8900 will conﬁ gure the following displays when appropriate:

• For each channel assigned to ﬂ ow, two display screens will be added to View; one for a permanent totalizer (Perm~), and another for a resettable totalizer (Rst~):

• For each channel assigned to pH or ORP, a display screen showing the raw mV input from the sensor will be added.

Analog Output Values

• The 8900 supports up to four analog outputs. If installed, output values will be displayed automatically, in pairs, in a format that cannot be modiﬁ ed.

• Outputs will remain in error condition (as shown in this example) until properly assigned in the Output menu, or until a true error affecting output source is remedied.

• There is a 10 minute timeout from this item back to the ﬁ rst measurement display screen.

(The Autoscroll feature overrides the 10-minute timer.)

Relay Status Indicators

• The 8900 supports up to eight (8) relays; four internal, and four external. The four internal relays are numbered 1 through 4, and the four external relays are labeled A through D. In the Activated Relays screen, underscores (“_”) are used to indicate relaxed or inactive relays.

• If a relay is activated, then its number or letter will replace the corresponding underscore. In the example below, relays 1 & 2 and A & B are activated:

• Relays that are not installed or connected will always be represented by the underscore.

• Relays will remain or become inactive (error condition) until properly assigned in the Relay menu, or until a true error affecting relay source is remedied.

• There is a 10 minute timeout from this item back to the ﬁ rst measurement display screen.

(The Autoscroll feature overrides the 10-minute timer.)

Memo

The second line of this screen is alphanumerically editable, up to 15 characters, via the Memo item in

• the Options menu.

• Use

• There is a 10 minute timeout from this item back to the ﬁ rst measurement display screen.

(The Autoscroll feature overrides the 10-minute timer.)

8.6

•

• These assignments are made in Function Type of the Options menu.

• The 8900 allows up to four derived functions to be used for display and control at any one time. An

this ﬁ eld to record important dates such as system commissioning or scheduled maintenance, or

the telephone number of your local Signet sales representative.

Displays for Derived Functions

Whenever two or more measurements of the same type are present in the 8900 setup, the following derived functions become available for like pairs: Sum, Difference, Ratio, % Recovery (ﬂ ow), % Reject and % Passage (conductivity) Recovery A, Recovery B, Recovery C, Power 2, Power 4.

example of the display for derived functions is shown here. This format cannot be modiﬁ ed.

Reject C3→C4

99.1%

Ratio L3→L4

97.000

Diff T3→T4

10.58 °C

Power 2

40.943 kW

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F1 Units: GPM >

Tot1 Reset:

Lock Off >

F1 Average: Med >

F1 Decimal: **.*** >

Tot1 Unit: Gallons >

Tot1 Factor:

60.000 >

Tot1 Decimal: ******.** >

9. Channel Settings

20mA Set Point 1

55.000 GPM >

4mA Set Point 1:

5.0000 GPM >

F1 K-Factor:

60.000 >

The Channel Settungs menu changes according to the channel type. This section shows the settings available for each type of sensor.

9.1 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = Flow:

Set the units of measure for this ﬂ ow channel. The last character sets the timebase: Select S (seconds) M (minutes) H (hours) D (days)

If this channel is FLOW and the sensor is 4 to 20 mA, set the minimum and maximum setpoints.

Set K-Factor (pulses per unit volume) from Flow Sensor manual:

Minimum: 0.0001 Maximum: 99999. (Cannot be zero)

Select decimal resolution for Flow Rate display:

XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX XX.XXX X.XXXX

This setting identiﬁ es the Totalizer units. It has no effect on any calculation. Up to eight (8) alphanumeric characters, upper & lower case, serve as a label only.

Tot~ Factor: Sets the volume of each count of the Totalizer as a multiple of the volume unit of the K-Factor: If K-Factor = pulses per gallon, and Tot~ Factor is set to 1.000, then Totalizer counts once per gallon; if Tot~ Factor is set to 10.00, then Totalizer counts once for every 10 gallons, etc.

Minimum: 0.0001 Maximum: 99999. (Cannot be zero)

Select decimal resolution for Totalizer displays:

XXXXXXXX. XXXXXXX.X XXXXXX.XX

Lock On: EDIT code required to reset the Resettable totalizer to zero. Lock Off: No EDIT code required to reset the Resettable totalizer to zero.

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates Low: 4 s Med: 8 s Hi: 32 s

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9.2 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = pH

T1 Units: C >

pH1 Average: Med >

ORP1 Average: Med >

T1 Decimal: ****.* >

4mA Set Point 1:

0.0000 pH >

20mA Set Point 1

14.000 pH >

4mA Set Point 1:

-1000 mV >

20mA Set Point 1

1000 mV >

Select the unit of measure for the temperature sensor inside the pH electrode: °C or °F

Select decimal resolution for pH TEMPERATURE display: XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX

If this channel type is pH and the sensor is 4 to 20 mA, set the minimum and maximum setpoints.

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates; Low: 4 second averaging; Med: 8 second averaging; Hi: 32 second averaging

9.3 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = ORP

If this channel type is ORP and the sensor is 4 to 20 mA, set the minimum and maximum setpoints.

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates Low: 4 s Med: 8 s Hi: 32 s

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C1 Units: µS/cm >

9.4 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = Conductivity

4mA Set Point 1:

4.0000 µS >

20mA Set Point 1

20.000 µS >

C1 TDS:

2.0000 µS/PPM >

T1 Units: C >

C1 TC Mode: Pure Water >

C1 TC Slope:

2.00 % >

C1 Decimal: **.*** >

T1 Decimal: ****.* >

C1 Average: Med >

Select the unit of measure for this conductivity channel:

uS/cm mS/cm kΩ • cm MΩ • cm PPM or PPB (of TDS)

If this Channel is CONDUCTIVITY and the sensor is 4 to 20 mA, set the minimum and maximum setpoints.

If units for this channel are PPM or PPB: set the ratio of μS per PPM.

Minimum 0.01 μS per PPM maximum 99999.9 μS per PPM

Select the unit of measure for the temperature sensor inside the conductivity electrode: °C °F

Select method of temperature compensation:

None required for USP Linear best for water with conductivity of more than 0.2 μS/cm (5.0 MΩ resistivity) Pure Water best for water with conductivity of less than 0.2 μS/cm (5.0 MΩ resistivity)

Nominal setting is 2% change in conductivity for each 1ºC shift from 25ºC.

Maximum setting is 9.99% per °C

Select decimal location for this conductivity display:

XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX XX.XXX X.XXXX

Select decimal location for the temperature display associated with this conductivity sensor.

XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates Low: 4 second averaging; Med: 8 second averaging; Hi: 32 second averaging.

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P1 Units: psi >

T1 Units: C >

9.5 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = Pressure

P1 Average: Med >

T1 Average: Med >

4mA Set Point 1:

00.000 psi >

20mA Set Point 1

100.00 psi >

P1 Decimal: **.*** >

4mA Set Point 1:

00.00 °C >

20mA Set Point 1

100.00 °C >

Select the unit of measure for this pressure channel : psi bar kPa

If this Channel is PRESSURE and the sensor is 4 to 20 mA, set the minimum and maximum setpoints.

Select decimal location for this pressure display: XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX XX.XXX

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates Low: 4 second averaging; Med: 8 second averaging; Hi: 32 second averaging.

9.6 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = Temperature

Select the unit of measure for this temperature channel: °C or °F

If this Channel is TEMPERATURE and the sensor is 4 to 20 mA, set the minimum and maximum setpoints.

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates Low: 4 s Med: 8 s Hi: 32 s

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9.7 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = Level

L1 Units: ft >

Show L1 in %: No >

L1 100%=

0.00 ft >

V1 Units: ft3 >

4mA Set Point 1:

00.000 ft >

20mA Set Point 1

10.00 ft >

L1 Decimal: **.*** >

Sensor 1 Offset: +XXX.XX ft >

Show V1 in %: No >

V1 100% =:

0.0000 gal >

Spec Gravity L1:

1.0000 >

V1 Shape: Vert Cylinder >

Select the unit of measure for this Level channel: cm m in ft

Yes: Level measurement will be displayed as a percentage of full scale. No: Level measurement will be displayed in unit of measure selected in previous setting.

If this Channel is LEVEL and the sensor is 4 to 20 mA, set the minimum and maximum setpoints.

If level measurement will be displayed as a percentage, set the full scale value (100%) in units of measure.

Select the decimal location for this Level display.

XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX XX.XXX X.XXXX

Enter the distance (in units of measure) from the sensor to the zero reference point. See Appendix B: Level System Conﬁ guration for additional information.

Note: The following channel settings for Volume may be ignored if not applicable to the application.

Select the unit of measure for Volume displays from this level sensor:

m3 in3 ft3 gal lit lb kg

Yes: Volumetric measurements will be displayed as a percentage of full scale. No: Volumetric measurements will be displayed as units selected in previous setting.

If Volume measurement will be displayed a percentage, set the full scale value (100%) in units of measure.

If a pressure sensor is used for Level measurement, enter the speciﬁ c gravity of the ﬂ uid.

Select the shape of the vessel where the level sensor is located.

Vert Cylinder Horiz Cylinder Rectangular Custom

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V1 Width:

2.0000 ft >

9.7 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = Level (continued)

V1 Diameter:

10.000 ft >

V1 Length:

5.0000 ft >

L1 Average: Med >

V1 Cal Points: 10 >

L1 Measurement: Manual >

Pt01: -1234.5 ft V1: +5432.1 gal>

V1 Decimal: **.*** >

If Vert Cylinder or Horiz Cylinder is selected, enter the diameter of the cylinder.

0.0000 to 99999.

If Horiz Cylinder or Rectangular shape is selected, enter the length of the vessel.

0.0000 to 99999.

If Rectangular shape is selected, enter the width of the vessel.

0.0000 to 99999.

If Custom shape is selected, enter the number of measurement points to be used to characterize the vessel shape.

Minimum 2 points, maximum 20 points. A larger number of points improves accuracy.

Manual: Enter Level and Volume for each custom point. These points are typically

determined by calculation.

Automatic: Enter Volume only for each custom point. Use this method if the volume associated with each level can be easily measured.

Select the decimal location for the Volume display. Must be consistent with the range:

XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX XX.XXX X.XXXX

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates Low: 4 s Med: 8 s Hi: 32 s

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Hold time: min 5 10 30 60 ∞

Hold Input: >

Un-Hold Input: >

9.8 Channel Settings: If Channel Type = OTHER (4–20)

• The 8058 Signal Converter allows any 4 to 20 mA signal to serve as an input signal to the 8900.

• For example, a Dissolved Oxygen sensor with a 4 to 20 mA output might be connected to the 8900.

• The following menu items are available ONLY when the Channel Type is "OTHER (4-20)."

4-20mA Type 1: Label1****** >

4-20mA Abbrev. 1 Ch >

4-20mA Unit 1: Unit >

4mA Set Point 1

0.00 °C >

20mA Set Point 1

100.00 °C >

4-20mA Decimal 1 *.**** >

The information here will appear as the full name of the channel. NOTE: If the last character in the label is (*), the label will be centered on the display. If the name is less than 11 characters, an asterisk MUST name Example: Turbidity*

Select a two-character abbreviation for the channel. Example: DO

Select the unit of measure for this channel. Select any four characters. This selection does not affect the measurement. It serves as a label only.

Set the value to be represented by 4 mA input.

Set the value to be represented by 20 mA input.

Select the decimal location for this Level display: XXXXX. XXXX.X XXX.XX XX.XXX X.XXXX

be placed at the end of the

4-20mA Average 1 Med >

10. Hold Inputs

Dampens display, output and relay response rates for this channel.

Off: Near instantaneous updates Low: 4 s Med: 8 s Hi: 32 s

Set the duration (in minutes) the channel should be held:

5 10 30 60 ∝

Holds status of input, output and relay functions (ﬂ ow totalizers will continue counting, however). Useful during calibration to avoid false alarms and unwanted engagement of control equipment.

Manually release the channel on hold. (Appears only when a channel is held)

(inﬁ nite time, until manually released)

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11. Relay Mode Descriptions

Hysteresis

Time

Low Setpoint

Process

Hysteresis

Time

High Setpoint

Process

High Limit

Hysteresis

Window

Time

Low Limit

Process

The 8900 offers a wide selection of relay operating modes that enable the user to create complex control scenarios. Internal relays (those installed on the two Relay modules) can be conﬁ gured for all of the available modes. External relays that are located in the 8059 External Relay module are limited to the basic relay modes as shown in the chart.

Internal Relays

External Relays

Mode:

Off Low High Window USP Advanced Prop. Pulse PWM Vol. Pulse

Source:

Measurements

Flow

ORP (Redox)

Conductivity

Pressure

Temperature

Level

Sum

Difference

Derived Functions

Ratio

% Reject

% Passage

% Recovery A

% Recovery B

% Recovery C

Power 2

Power 4

Multiple

XXX X X X X

XXX X X X

XXX X X X X

XXX X

XXX X X X

XXX X

XXX X X

Maximum Proportional Pulse rate: 400 pulses per minute

Low

• Relay is activated when the process variable is less than the setpoint.

• The relay is deactivated when the process variable becomes greater than the sum of the setpoint and the hysteresis.

High

• Relay is activated when process variable is greater than the setpoint.

• The relay is deactivated when the process variable becomes less than the sum of the setpoint and the hysteresis.

Window

• In Window mode, a single relay is activated when the process variable moves above or below a ﬁ xed window of values.

• The relay is deactivated when the process variable moves inside the window by more than the hysteresis value.

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Relay Output Rate:

0 to 100 Pulses/min.

endpoint

Pulse rate

0 pulses

100 pulses

Starting point

Proportional Pulsing

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Relay Pulse Width

(as a % of Relay period)

PWM minimum range

PWM maximum range

Relay is always OFF

Relay is

always ON

Process value

• Proportional Pulse mode varies the frequency of pulses in direct proportion to minimum and maximum setpoints.

• The 8900 does not allow use of this mode for Pressure applications.

Example:

• The output will be 0 pulses/min. at process values less than 5.0.

• The output will be 50 pulses/min. when the process value is 7.5.

• The output will be 100 pulses/min. at process values above 10.

Pulse Width Modulation

• PWM automatically varies the ratio of ON time to OFF time proportional to minimum and maximum range settings.

• The relay period is the sum of the time a relay is ON and the time it is OFF.

• Relay pulse width is the time the relay is ON.

• The 8900 must be programmed with the relay period, and with the low and high setpoints.

• The 8900 does not allow use of this mode for Pressure applications.

Example:

• The pulse width will be 0% of the relay period (relay always OFF) when the process value is less than the minimum range.

• The pulse width will be 100% of the relay period (relay always ON) when the process value is greater than the maximum range.

• The pulse width will be 60% of the relay period when the process value is at 60% of the span between the minimum and maximum range.

Volumetric Pulse

• A pulse is generated each time a speciﬁ ed volume of ﬂ uid is registered. For ﬂ ow inputs only.

Totalizer Volume

• Relay activates and latches when a speciﬁ ed volume of ﬂ uid is registered. For ﬂ ow inputs only.

• Total Volume mode counts the TOTALIZER Units until the setpoint volume is reached, then activates the relay until the resettable totalizer is reset.

• If the Resettable Totalizer reading is greater than the setpoint, the relay will be activated immediately. The relay will be relaxed when the totalizer is reset to zero.

• This mode is useful to trigger a reminder when a process is due, as for a backwash cycle or ﬁ lter change.

Advanced

• Relay is activated when a set of three conditions (a, b and c)

are met. See detailed explanation in Section 11.2.

Relay 1 Operator:

( a &(b | c) ) >

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11.1 Relay Setup Menu

Relay 1 Source:

Flow F1 >

Relay 1 Rng: max +45.000 GPM >

Relay 1 Mode:

Low >

Relay 1 SetPnt:

10.0 GPM >

Relay 1 Rng: min +25.000 GPM >

Relay 1 Period:

5.0 secs >

Relay 1 Delay:

1.0 sec >

Relay 1 maxRate: 120 pls/min >

Relay 1 Volume:

100.00 Gallons >

Relay 1 P.Width:

0.1 secs >

Relay 1 Logic:

N.O. >

Test Relay 1:

Relay 1 Hys:

5.0 GPM >

Select measurement type or derived function to be assigned to this relay:

Level, Volume, Temperature, Pressure, Flow, pH, ORP, Difference, Ratio, Conductivity, None, Sum, Reject, Passage, Recovery A, Recovery B, Recovery C, Power 2, Power 4, Multiple.

Select the mode of operation for this relay:

Off, Low, High, Window, Prop Pulse, PWM, Volumetric Pulse, USP, Advanced.

If relay mode is Low or High: Enter the relay setpoint.

If relay mode is Prop Pulse, PWM or Window: Enter the low-end setpoint.

If relay mode is Prop Pulse, PWM or Window: Enter the high-end setpoint.

If relay mode is PWM, set the pulse period.

Minimum 0.1 s, maximum 1000 s (16.7 minutes)

If relay mode is High, Low, Window or USP: Enter hysteresis.

If relay mode is High, Low, Window or USP: Enter the trigger time delay. The relay will activate only if the process value exceeds the setpoint for this period of time.

Minimum 0.1 s, maximum 6400 s (106.67 minutes)

If relay mode is Pulse: Set the maximum pulse rate. (1 to 400 pulses per minute.)

If relay mode is Vol Pulse (Flow): Set the volume represented by one pulse.

If Relay mode is pulse: Set the duration of the relay pulse.

Minimum 0.1 s, maximum 999.9 s (16.66 minutes)

For solid state relays only: N.C. = Normally Closed N.O. = Normally Open

Manually toggle relay to test operation.

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11.2 Multiple Relay Sources and Advanced Relay Mode

When a Relay Source is set to "MULTIPLE" and the Relay Mode is set to "Advanced", the relay can be activated by up to three different conditions. ADVANCED mode presents four Boolean logic formulae called "Relay Operators." Each Operator can be programmed with up to three different conditions. The relay will only be activated when the complete formula is satisﬁ ed.

• A TRUE condition means that the parameter is beyond the setpoint.

• A FALSE condition means that the parameter is within the setpoint.

• If any one of the three conditions shows "CHK SENSOR" then that condition will be treated as always FALSE.

Boolean Relay Logic Operations

(a l b l c) means

"Activate this relay when either a OR b OR c is true."

(a l (b & c) ) means "Activate this relay if a is true OR if b AND c are both true."

Program a Relay for Advanced Operation

Example: Set Relay #1 to activate IF pH3 falls below 5, OR if pH4 rises above 8.5, OR if Level L6 rises above 18 inches. Relay #1 will activate 30 seconds after any one the conditions are met. Condition a: The pH on Channel 3 is less than 5. Condition b: The pH on Channel 4 is greater than 8.5 Condition c: The Level on Channel 6 is greater than 18.

When operating properly, all three of these conditions are FALSE. If any one of them becomes TRUE, then Relay 1 will be activated. Relay 1 will remain activated until the TRUE condition becomes FALSE again, including the hysteresis band.

Relay 1 Source:

1. Starting from normal operation (View mode), Press and hold the ENTER key for 2 seconds to jump

Flow F1 >

Relay 1 Operator ( a | b | c ) >

Relay 1 Operator:

( a |(b & c) ) >

to the Menu Directory. Press the DOWN key three times to scroll to the RELAY menu then press ENTER key.

Relay 1 Operator:

( a & b & c ) >

Relay 1 Operator:

( a &(b | c) ) >

(a & b & c) means "Activate this relay only when a AND b AND c are all true."

(a & (b l c) ) means "Activate this relay only if a is true AND either b or c are also true."

Relay 1 Source:

Multiple >

Relay 1 Mode:

2. Use the keypad to navigate through the Relay menu. Set the relay Source to "Multiple" and set the Relay mode to "Advanced."

Advanced >

Relay 1 Operator ( a | b | c ) >

Relay 1 Source1:

pH3 >

Relay 1 Mode 1:

Low >

Relay 1 Setpnt1:

5.00 pH >

Relay 1 Hys 1:

0.5 pH >

Relay 1 Delay:

3. Select the Relay Operator that represents the set of conditions.

In this example that is (a | b | c).

Relay 1 Source2:

pH4 >

Relay 1 Mode 2:

High >

Relay 1 Setpnt2:

8.50 pH >

Relay 1 Hys 2:

0.5 pH >

5. Set a relay delay time if applicable.

Relay 1 Source3: Level L6 >

Relay 1 Mode 3:

High >

Relay 1 Setpnt3: +18.00 in >

Relay 1 Hys 3:

1.00 in >

4. Set up to three sources for the Relay, assign a Mode to each source (High, Low or Off)

Set a Setpoint and Hysteresis for each source.

30.00 secs >

When all relay parameters are set, press the UP and DOWN keys together to exit from the Relay menu back to the Menu Directory, then press the same keys again to exit from the Menu Directory back to normal operation.

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Output 1 Source: Flow 1 >

Output 1 Range: 0-5Vdc >

Output 1 0Vdc: +25.000 GPM >

Output 1 5Vdc: +25.000 GPM >

Adjust 1 Low: 0 V >

Adjust 1 High: 5 V >

Output 1 4mA: +25.000 GPM >

Output 1 20mA +25.000 GPM >

Adjust 1 Low:

4.00 mA >

Adjust 1 High:

20.00 mA >

Test Output 1: >

12. Output

Select measurement type or derived function to be assigned to this output.

If Voltage output card is installed: Select 0-to-5 VDC or 0-to-10 VDC.

If Voltage output card is installed: Enter the low-end setpoint = 0 VDC.

If Voltage output card is installed: Enter the high-end setpoint = 5 or 10 VDC.

Adjust the output voltage at low-end setpoint: 0 to 0.5 VDC.

Adjust the output voltage at high-end setpoint: 4.5 to 5.5 VDC or 9.5 to 10.5 VDC.

If Current output card is installed: Set the low-end setpoint = 4 mA.

If Current output card is installed: Set the high-end setpoint = 20 mA.

Adjust the output current at low-end setpoint: 3.8 to 5.0 mA.

Adjust the output current at high-end setpoint: 19.0 to 21.0 mA.

Manually adjust analog output to test operation. If 4 to 20 mA, test limits are 3.8 mA to 21.0 mA. If 0 to 5 VDC, test limits are 0.00 to 5.50 VDC. If 0 to 10 VDC, test limits are 0.00 to 10.50 VDC.

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13. Calibration

F1 Cal Method:

Volume >

Error: K-Factor

Out Of Range

New K-Factor:

12.345

Enter Volume:

0000.0 GPM

Press <ENTER>

to Stop Cal

Press <ENTER>

to Start Cal

Error: No Flow

Detected

13.1 Calibration: If Channel type = Flow

Volumetric calibration

Select VOLUMETRIC CALIBRATION if the ﬂ ow rate can be determined by ﬁ lling a vessel of known volume. The 8900 will count the number of pulses generated as the known volume of ﬂ uid passes through the sensor, and then use the information to calculate a K-Factor.

Select to perform volumetric calibration.

Press ENTER to start the volumetric calibration period. The 8900 starts counting pulses from the ﬂ ow sensor.

Press ENTER to stop the volumetric calibration period. The 8900 stops counting pulses from the ﬂ ow sensor.

Enter the volume of ﬂ uid known to have ﬂ owed past the sensor during the volumetric calibration period. This will modify the existing Flow K-Factor.

Rate-based calibration

Select RATE CALIBRATION to match the dynamic ﬂ ow rate to an external reference. Entering a rate will modify the existing K-Factor.

F1 Cal Method:

Select to perform rate calibration.

Rate >

F1 Rate Cal:

0.0000 GPM

Error: K-Factor

Out Of Range

Press RT ARROW to start the rate calibration.

Use the keypad to set the ﬂ ow rate in the ﬂ ashing display to match the reference meter. Press ENTER when completed.

The calculated K-Factor is less than 0.0001 or greater than

99999. Returns to Rate Cal >.

Successful volumetric calibration. Press ENTER to accept the new K-Factor or press UP-DOWN keys simultaneously to escape without saving and return to Enter Volume.

The calculated K-Factor is less than 0.0001 or greater than 99999. Returns to Enter Volume.

Indicates that the ﬂ ow sensor is not generating any pulses, or pulses are not detected by the 8900. Returns to Volumetric Cal.

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pH1 Cal at:

Sensor >

13.2 Calibration: If Channel type = pH

ORP1 Cal at:

Sensor >

Set pH1 Std:

Set pH1 Slope:

Set Temperature

T1: >

Reset pH1 to

Factory Cal: >

Set ORP1 Std:

Set ORP1 Slope: >

Reset ORP1 to

Factory Cal: >

SENSOR: Select to perform calibration at the sensor via 2750 EasyCal. INSTRUMENT: Select to perform calibration at the 8900 via the steps below.

If Cal at Instrument is selected, the following menu items appear:

Place sensor in any pH buffer. Allow sufﬁ cient time for sensor output to stabilize, then enter value. Maximum offset allowed: ±1.3 pH.

Place sensor in any buffer that is different by at least 2 pH units from Std value, then enter value. Maximum offset allowed: ±1.3 pH.

Adjust the temperature measurement from the pH sensor to match a reliable reference. Maximum offset allowed is ± 20 °C

If pH~ Cal at Instrument is selected, reset Standard, Slope and Temperature to factory calibration.

13.3 Calibration: If Channel type = ORP

SENSOR: Select to perform calibration at the sensor via 2750 EasyCal. INSTRUMENT: Select to perform calibration at the 8900 via the steps below.

If Cal at Instrument is selected, the following menu items appear:

Place sensor in any ORP test solution. Allow sufﬁ cient time for sensor output to stabilize, then enter value. Maximum offset allowed: ±2900 mV.

Place sensor in any buffer that is different by at least 30 mV from Std value, then enter value. Maximum offset allowed: ±2900 mV.

If ORP~ Cal at Instrument is selected, reset Standard and Slope to factory calibration.

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13.4 Calibration: If Channel type = Conductivity

Set Conductivity C1: >

C1 Cal at:

Sensor >

Reset C1 to

Factory Cal: >

Set Temperature

T1: >

Set Zero

P2: >

Set Temperature

T2: >

Set Pressure

P2: >

Reset P2 to

Factory Cal: >

Reset T2 to

Factory Cal: >

Set Level

L1: >

Reset L1 to

Factory Cal: >

SENSOR: Select to perform calibration at the sensor via 2850 EasyCal. INSTRUMENT: Select to perform calibration at the 8900 via the steps below.

If Cal at Instrument is selected, the following menu items appear:

Place sensor in any conductivity test solution. Allow sufﬁ cient time for sensor output to stabilize, then enter value.

Adjust the temperature measurement from the conductivity sensor to match a reliable reference. Maximum offset allowed is ± 20 °C

If C~ Cal at Instrument is selected, reset Conductivity and Temperature to factory calibration.

13.5 Calibration: If Channel type = Pressure

Select YES to set reading to zero at ambient atmospheric pressure. Maximum offset allowed is ± 2.75 psi.

Adjust the pressure to match a reliable reference. Must be ≥ 3 psi above zero point. Maximum offset allowed is ± 2.75 psi.

Reset the pressure calibration to factory setting.

13.6 Calibration: If Channel type = Temperature

Adjust the temperature to match a reliable reference. Maximum offset allowed is ± 20 °C.

Reset Temperature to factory calibration.

13.7 Calibration: If Channel type = Level

Enter the level value (in inches) based on an external measurement.

Reset level calibration to factory setting.

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14. Options

Password Type:

Standard

Select Enhanced

Password >

Contrast:

3 >

Brightness:

2 >

Auto Scroll:

Off >

Scroll Time:

4 secs >

Func. 1 Type:

Ratio >

Func. 1 Source: ORP1-ORP2 >

Clone Port:

S3L >

The standard password is "UP-UP-UP-DOWN" Select Enhanced password to set a custom 4-digit code.

If "Enhanced" password is selected, set any 4-digit numerical code: 0000 (default) to

9999. If the enhanced password is lost, see section 14.1 below.

Adjust LCD contrast: 4 settings.

Adjust vacuum ﬂ uorescent brightness: 4 intensity levels.

Enable Auto Scroll for measurement Display screens in View.

Set the scroll time interval for each measurement display screen. Minimum 1 second, maximum 99 seconds. Press any key to interrupt autoscroll for 20 seconds, or the scroll time, whichever is greater.

If two or more measurements of the same type are present, select a functional relationship between them: Sum Difference Ratio % Reject % Passage % Recovery (A, B, or C)

Power 2 Power 4 None

Select the two measurements to be used for this function.

Select the type of data transfer you will use to clone the setup from one 8900 into another. Refer to Appendix E for detailed instructions. Digital (S

L) or COMM.

Clone Operation:

Send >

Select whether this 8900 will send setup information to another unit, or will receive the setup from another unit. SEND or RECEIVE.

Select "YES" to begin clone process.

Clone

Instrument: >

Memo:

gfsignet.com >

Clear Memo?

Choose language: English >

Separator:

. >

14.1 Password Security

The standard password is the UP-UP-UP-DOWN keys, pressed in sequence. This access code is designed to protect the 8900 from unintentional changes. It is best suited for systems where a group of people need to be able to change settings.

Enhanced Password

The enhanced password default setting is 0-0-0-0, adjustable to any 4-digit numerical code up to 9999. Using a personal password provides the maximum degree of security.

Enter notes such as: next commissioning date, scheduled service, Tech Support telephone number, etc.

Completely clears any characters in the MEMO ﬁ eld.

Change the language for all menus in the 8900. Options are: English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese

Select "." (Decimal point) or "," (Comma) to separate fractional portion of values. Example: 123.45 or 123,45

Enhanced Password Reset Procedure:

The following procedure will reset the Enhance Password to the factory default code of (0-0-0-0).

1. Disconnect power.

2. Remove the I/O Module (remove terminals from this and all other plug-in modules installed, then the rear cover).

3. Cycle power to the unit (apply power for at least 15 seconds, then disconnect power again)

4. Install the I/O Module, the rear panel, and terminals as applicable.

5. Reconnect power to the unit.

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Appendix A: Derived Functions

RO Membrane

Feed

Concentrate

Permeate

RO Membrane

Feed

Concentrate

Permeate

RO Membrane

Feed

Concentrate

Permeate

Feed

Concentrate

RO Membrane

Permeate

When two or more measurements of the same type are present, the 8900 can calculate several derived functions from like pairs. Up to three derived Functions can be deﬁ ned and used as the source for display and output functions.

• Flow, Temperature, Pressure, and Level channels must have matching units. (ﬂ ow channels must also have same timebase)

• Conductivity channels will automatically scale to μS/cm before the function calculation is made.

• Three derived measurements can be applied to any set of sensors, regardless of type.

• Ratio: Measurement 1 ÷ Measurement 2

• Difference: Measurement 1 - Measurement 2

• Sum: Measurement 1 + Measurement 2

% Passage and % Reject

• % Passage and % Reject are derived from conductivity measurements only, speciﬁ cally for use in reverse osmosis systems.

• % Passage is the amount of contaminates remaining in the product water compared to the level of contaminates in the feed water. For example, if the feed water measures 100 μS and the product water measures 5 μS, the % Passage is

(5 ÷ 100) x 100, or 5%.

• % Reject is the amount of contaminates rejected to the concentrate water compared to the amount of contaminates in the feed water. For example, if the % Passage is 5%, the % Reject is 95%.

• Decreasing Reject values and increasing Passage values usually indicate a problem with the RO membrane.

% Recovery

• % Recovery is a derived measurement based on ﬂ ow rate only. In a reverse osmosis system, % Recovery is ﬂ ow rate in the permeate (product) compared to the ﬂ ow rate of the incoming feed water.

• To measure % Recovery, the 8900 must have two ﬂ ow sensors connected. They may be located in the Feed line, the Concentrate line or the Permeate line.

• The 8900 provides 3 different methods for calculating Recovery to accomodate any conﬁ guration.

• Both ﬂ ow sensors must use the same timebase and units of measure.

% Passage: (Permeate ÷ Feed) x 100

% Reject: [1 - (Permeate ÷ Feed)] x 100

% Recovery B: Permeate ÷ (Permeate + Concentrate) x 100

In the Setup menu, select the option that represents

Concentrate ∅ Permeate

% Recovery A: (Permeate ÷ Feed) x 100

In the Setup menu, select the option that represents

Feed ∅ Permeate

% Recovery C: [(Feed - Concentrate) ÷ Feed] x 100 In the Setup menu, select the option that represents

Concentrate ∅ Feed

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L > 0

O(ffset) > 0

(ero)

Loc

L > 0

O(ffset) < 0

(ero)

Loc

L<0

Loc

O(ffset) < 0

(ero)

Appendix B: Level System Conﬁ guration

The Signet 2450 Pressure sensor can be used to calculate level values. The following information is required for this mode:

1. Determine where you want the level measurement to start. This is the Zero reference point (Z). Review the diagrams for your sensor type to help select the best option.

2. Determine where you will mount the sensor. This is S Consult the Sensor manual for information regarding the best location for the sensor.

3. Measure the distance between Z and S

4. Enter the Offset into the Calibrate menu.

. This is O(ffset).

Loc

Zero reference point (Z):

Deﬁ nition: The point in the vessel where you want the 8900 to display

zero (0 ft, 0 gal. etc).

• If Z is located below the ﬂ uid surface, the 8900 will display a positive level measurement.

• If Z is located above the ﬂ uid surface, the 8900 will display a negative level measurement.

Loc

Sensor Location point (S

Deﬁ nition:

Loc

The point on the level sensor where the measurement is

taken.

• Pressure sensors measure from the centerline of the diaphragm.

Offset (O): Deﬁ nition: The distance from the zero reference point (Z) to the sensor

location point (S

• Enter a positive value in the Calibrate menu if the sensor is

loc

located above Z (zero reference point).

• Enter a negative value in the Calibrate menu if the sensor is located below Z (zero reference point).

• Enter 0 in the Calibrate menu if the sensor is located at Z (zero reference point).

Level (L): Deﬁ nition:

• The distance from Z (zero reference point) to surface of ﬂ uid.

For most vessels, the zero reference point may be designated as any height in the vessel.

For horizontal cylinders only, the zero reference point MUST be the lowest point in the vessel.

2450 Pressure Sensor Location and Offset

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Custom point #10

3000 gal.

Custom point #1

0 gal.

Custom point #2

45 gal.

Custom point #3

118 gal.

Custom point #4

Custom point #5

250 gal.

Custom point #9

1300 gal.

Custom point #6

380 gal.

Custom point #7

700 gal.

Custom point #8

1000 gal.

160 gal.

Level and Volume conversion in custom shaped vessels

Length

If you select Custom Shape in the Options menu, you can deﬁ ne from 2 to 20 Custom Points to establish the relationship of level to volume in the vessel.

• Select Manual level Measurement mode to edit both level and volume data (dry conﬁ guration).

• Select Automatic level Measurement mode to accept the sensor measurement of the Level, while you assign a volumetric value to each custom point (wet conﬁ guration).

• Enter from 2 to 20 custom points to link level and volume values.

• The ﬁ rst custom point must be the lowest ﬂ uid level in the vessel.

• Each successive point must be greater than the preceding point.

• The last point must be equal to or greater than the highest ﬂ uid level in the vessel.

• A custom point should be located at all transition points in the vessel shape (for example, at custom point #9, where the shape changes from a cylinder to a cone).

• The more complex sections should be deﬁ ned with more points. Notice that the conical section of the illustration has been deﬁ ned by custom points 1 through 9.

• Simpler sections require fewer deﬁ ning points. Note that the cylinder requires only custom points 9 and 10.

Technical Reference for Level measurement

Level, volume and mass calculations performed by the 8900 include:

Pressure to level conversion:

Level = P ÷ (SG • D where P = Pressure

(water)

)

SG = Speciﬁ c Gravity of ﬂ uid

= Density of water

(water)

With pressure in psi: Level (meters) = (0.703069 • P / SG)

with pressure in bar: Level (meters) = 1.019715 • P / SG)

Mass conversion

m = D

(water)

• SG • V

where m = mass of ﬂ uid

D SG = Speciﬁ c Gravity of ﬂ uid

= Density of water = 1000 kg/m

(water)

V = Volume of ﬂ uid (m3) m (kg) = 1000 • SG • V

Custom vessel: The 8900 performs linear interpolation between adjacent points.

Volume calculations

Vertical cylinder: V = • d2 • h/4

where d = diameter of cylinder h = height of ﬂ uid

Rectangular vessel: V = w • l • h where w = width l = length h = height

Horizontal cylinder: V = A • L

where A = area of segment L = Length of vessel r = radius of vessel

h = height of segment

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Appendix C: Conductivity/Resistivity Application

Temperature Effects

Conductivity measurement is highly dependent on temperature. The basic rule is that higher temperatures result in greater conductance (less resistance). Temperature effects are expressed as the percentage of conductivity change (in μS) per °C. The conductivity value is generally referenced to 25 ºC. The 8900 has three temperature compensation options:

None USP standards for pharmaceutical waters require that the measurement be made without temperature compensation. USP limits are discussed in Appendix D.

Pure Water (Standard Compensation)

This selection is used for measurements of very clean water, less than 0.2 μS. Temperature effects are not linear in this range, so the temperature coefﬁ cient is not easily determined. This selection is recommended for all Resistivity applications measuring from 5 MΩ to 18 MΩ. This selection conforms to ASTM standard D1125 and D5391.

Linear This selection allows you to calculate a custom temperature compensation value for Conductivity measurements in the range of 0.2 μS and greater (Resistivity applications measuring less than 5 MΩ). The procedure is outlined in the section on the right.

Calculating a Linear Temperature Coefﬁ cient

1. Set TC Mode to NONE (see SETUP menu).

2. Heat a sample solution close to the maximum process

temperature. Place sensor in the sample solution and allow several minutes for stabilization. Record the 8900 temperature and conductivity values in the spaces provided:

Displayed temperature: T1 = _______ °C

Displayed conductivity: C1 = _______ μS

3. Cool the sample solution close to the minimum process temperature. Place sensor in the sample solution allowing several minutes for stabilization. Record displayed temperature and conductivity values in the spaces provided:

Displayed temperature: T2 = _______ °C

Displayed conductivity: C2 = _______ μS

(A 10% change in conductivity between steps 2 and 3 is

recommended.)

4. Substitute recorded readings (steps 2 and 3) into the following

formula:

TDS Factor

Some industries need to display a conductivity value as Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), measured in units of parts per million (PPM) or parts per billion (PPB).

• 1 PPM is equivalent to 1 mg per liter.

• 1 PPB is equivalent to 1 μg per liter.

• The 8900 calculates PPM or PPB by dividing the μS value by

a TDS Factor that you deﬁ ne.

• TDS factors can vary widely, ranging from 1.50 to 2.50 μS

per PPM. Methods for establishing a TDS factor are beyond the scope of this manual.

• The 8900 will accept TDS factor values from 0.01 to 99999.9

μS per PPM.

(factory preset = 2.00 μS per PPM)

NOTE: The 8900 TDS factor must be set in PPM.

TDS Factor = Conductivity (μS) ÷Total dissolved solids (PPM) PPM = Solution conductivity (μS) ÷ TDS Factor

Example:

• Solution conductivity = 150 μS

• TDS = 80 PPM

• TDS Factor = 150 μS ÷ 80 PPM = 1.88 μS per PPM

TC Slope = 100 x (C1 - C2) (C2 x (T1 - 25)) - (C1 x (T2 - 25))

Example: A sample solution has a conductivity of 205 μS @ 48 °C. After cooling the solution, the conductivity was measured at 150 μS @ 23 °C. (C1 = 205, T1 = 48, C2 = 150, T2 = 23)

The TC is calculated as follows:

TC Slope = 100 x (205 - 150) = 5500 = 1.42%/°C (150 x (48 - 25)) - (205 x (23 - 25)) 3860

Conductivity Calibration Procedure

Wet Calibration with NIST Traceable Solutions:

• When using NIST traceable standards, review the

temperature information provided with the test solution.

• Prevent contamination of the test solution.

• The sensor must be at the temperature speciﬁ ed on the test

solution label.

• Remove the sensor from the system and rinse in a small

amount of test solution.

• Place the sensor into the test solution. Gently stir/shake the

electrode to dislodge any air bubbles on the electrode.

• Place a reference thermometer into the same solution.

• Allow sufﬁ cient time for the temperature to stabilize.

• Set Temp: Adjust the temperature value based on the

reference thermometer.

• Set Cond: Adjust the conductivity value based on the test

solution value.

• Verify the linearity of the 8900 by placing the sensor into a

second test solution of a different value.

• If the 8900 does not display the correct value (Temperature ±

0.5 ºC, Conductivity ± 2% of reading), service is required.

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Appendix D: USP Limits

USP (United States Pharmacopoeia) has deﬁ ned a set of conductivity values (limits) to be used for pharmaceutical water. The standard requires that conductivity measurement without temperature compensation be used for these applications. The limits vary according to the temperature of the sample. The 8900 has the USP limits stored in memory. It will automatically determine the proper USP limit based on the measured temperature.

Using the USP function

USP setpoints are deﬁ ned as a percentage below the USP limit, so a USP alarm is always a HIGH alarm. The 8900 can be set to warn you if the conductivity approaches within a set percentage of the USP limit. The following settings and conditions are required for a USP relay function:

1. In the Setup menu:

• RELAY MODE must be set to USP.

• RELAY SOURCE must be a Conductivity channel

• SOURCE UNITS must be set to μS.

2. In the OPTIONS menu:

• The TC Mode of the USP channel must be set to None. (If a relay is constantly on when it should be off, check relay settings listed above.)

Example:

• The USP setpoint is 40%.

• The water temperature is 19 ºC, so the USP limit is 1.0 μS.

• The relay will be activated when the conductivity value reaches 0.6 μS, or 40% below the 1.0 USP limit.

• If the water temperature drifts to more than 20 ºC, the 8900 will automatically adjust the USP limit to 1.1.

• The relay will now be activated when the conductivity value reaches 40% below 1.1 μS, or 0.66 μS.

When the temperature range is: The USP limit (μS) is:

0 ºC to < 5 ºC 0.6 μS

5 ºC to < 10 ºC 0.8 μS 10 ºC to < 15 ºC 0.9 μS 15 ºC to < 20 ºC 1.0 μS 20 ºC to < 25 ºC 1.1 μS 25 ºC to < 30 ºC 1.3 μS 30 ºC to < 35 ºC 1.4 μS 35 ºC to < 40 ºC 1.5 μS 40 ºC to < 45 ºC 1.7 μS 45 ºC to < 50 ºC 1.8 μS 50 ºC to < 55 ºC 1.9 μS 55 ºC to < 60 ºC 2.1 μS 60 ºC to < 65 ºC 2.2 μS 65 ºC to < 70 ºC 2.4 μS 70 ºC to < 75 ºC 2.5 μS 75 ºC to < 80 ºC 2.7 μS 80 ºC to < 85 ºC 2.7 μS 85 ºC to < 90 ºC 2.7 μS 90 ºC to < 95 ºC 2.7 μS

95 ºC to < 100 ºC 2.9 μS

100 ºC to < 105 ºC 3.1 μS

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Appendix E: Cloning using Digital (S3L) (Serial Cloning)

Cloning enables copying the programming from one unit into another unit. After one 8900 is completely programmed, it becomes a Master (SEND) unit that can download its settings to a Slave (RECEIVE) 8900.

Step 1: Controller Designations

Designate the 8900 controller that will receive the data and 1. refer to this controller as the Receiving Controller. Designate the other 8900 controller as the Transmitting 2. Controller.

Step 2: Wiring

Connect terminal 9 of both controllers together with a single 1. wire conductor.

Connect terminal 10 of both controllers together with a single 2. wire conductor. See Figure 1.

Step 3: Conﬁ gure the Receiving Controller

Transmitting Controller

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

S3L

Input

S3L

Input

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

S L (Red)

Receiving Controller

I/O Module 3-8900.401-X

Frequency

Input

Frequency

Input 2

S3L

Input

S3L

Input

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input (Red)

GND (Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

Freq. Input 2 (Red)

GND (White/Shield)

+5VDC (Black)

GND (White/Shield)

Analog Output 1

(if applicable)

Analog Output 2

(if applicable)

S L (Red)

3-8900.621C

Figure 1

Go to the Option menu and scroll until you see the1. “Clone Port” menu item and set the selection to “S3L”, if not already set.

Scroll down to the “2. Clone Operation” menu item and set it to “Receive”, if not already set.

Scroll down in the Option’s menu until you see the menu3. item "Clone Instrument".

Press the right arrow key to toggle the selection choices.4.

Press the ENTER key, when the “5. Yes” selection is ﬂ ashing, to proceed.

The message "6. All Settings Will be Changed" will be displayed for about 3 seconds.

The message "7. Are You Sure?" will be followed by the previous message and will also be displayed for about 3 seconds.

DO NOT press the ENTER key yet.

The Receiving Controller is now ready to start the cloning 8.

process, but the Transmitting Controller must also be

conﬁ gured to start the cloning process. Proceed to Step 4.

Clone

Instrument: >

All Settings

Will be Changed!

Are You Sure?

Press <ENTER>

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Step 4: Conﬁ gure the Transmitting Controller

Now go to the Transmitting Controller’s Option menu and1. scroll until you see the “Clone Port” menu item and set the selection to “S3L”, if not already set.

Scroll down to the “2. Clone Operation” menu item and set it to “Send”, if not already set.

Scroll down in the Option menu until you see "3. Clone

Instrument".

Press the right arrow key to toggle the selection choices.4.

Do not press the ENTER key yet.5.

Step 5: Start and Finish Cloning Process

TIP: Due to timing constraints, please read through steps1. 2 thru 6 below before actually executing them.

Place the two 8900 controllers near each other and press2. the ENTER key on the Transmitting Controller. The message "Waiting for Request " should be displayed.

Go to the Receiving 8900 controller and press the ENTER3. key. (NOTE: This step must occur within 7 seconds of the previous step). You should see the following message displayed "Requesting Data From Host":

The message "4. Transmitting Data" is shown on the Transmitting Controller’s display while data transfer is in progress. The display on the Receiving Controller will remain the same as in step 3 above.

When the following message "5. Transfer Complete" is

displayed on both controllers, the cloning process was

successful. Otherwise, the cloning process failed and you

should see the following message, "Transmitting Data"

displayed on the Transmitting Controller. You should also

see " Error: No Data From Host" displayed on the Receiving

Controller’s display.

In either case, press the right arrow key and both 8900 6.

controllers will restart and the Receiving controller

conﬁ guration settings will be adopted if the cloning operation

was successful.

Clone

Instrument: >

Waiting for

Request...

Requesting Data

From Host

Transmitting

Data...

Transfer

Complete >

Transmitting

Data...

Error: No Data

From Host >

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Appendix F: BTU Quick Start Guide

This guide outlines how to conﬁ gure the 8900 Multi-Parameter to calculate Power and Energy. There are some limitations that must be known and requirements that must be adhered to in order for the calculation to work properly. The user can select power units, energy units, can show only the heating totalizer, show only the cooling totalizer or show both. The heating and cooling totalizers are all permanent totalizers. The user can also enter the ﬂ uid density and heat capacity to obtain higher accuracy. The power measurements can be used as a relay source to control alarms or as a source for a 4 to 20 mA output.

Quick Setup Conﬁ guration

1. In the System Setup Menu:

• Assign a FLOW channel to Channel 1 or Channel 4. (IMPORTANT: must be these channels only)

• Assign two TEMPERATURE channels. If FLOW is on channel 1, then TEMPERATURE must be on channels 2 and 3. If FLOW is on channel 4, then TEMPERATURE must be on channels 5 and 6. (The examples on this page depict the use of channels 1, 2 and 3. For a second Power

measurement, assign Flow to channel 4 and Temperature to channels 5 and 6.)

Channel 1 Type:

Flow >

Channel 2 Type:

Temperature >

Channel 3 Type:

Temperature >

2. In the Channel Settings Menu:

• Set the Flow Units to one of the following (the timebase can be set at any value.) The units MUST BE EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED.

G or g U.S. Gallons (examples: GPM, G/H, gpm, etc.) GU or gU Imperial Gallons (examples: GU/m, gU/h, GU) L or l Liters (examples: _L/m, _LPM, _l/h) mL or ml Milliliters (examples: mL/s, ml/m) CF or cf Cubic Feet (examples: CF/h, cf/d, CFPD) M3 or m3 Cubic Meters (examples: M3/h, m3/d, m3/h)

• Select the units for the two TEMPERATURE channels to °C or °F.

BOTH TEMPERATURE CHANNELS MUST BE SET TO THE SAME UNITS. If the Temperature units are set to °C, Density units are ﬁ xed at kg/m3. Heat Capacity Units are

ﬁ xed at kJ/kg•K.

If the Temperature units are set to °F, Density units are ﬁ xed at lbs/ft3. Heat Capacity Units are

ﬁ xed at BTU/lbs•°F

3. In the Options Menu:

Func. 1 Type:

Diff >

Func. 1 Source: Diff T2-T3 >

Set Function 1 to operate as a differential measurement.

Select T2-T3 as the source for the Differential measurement.

• To switch from heating to cooling mode, just change the order of the Delta Temperature Sources. For example: Change the “Func. 1 Source” from “Diff T2 – T3” to “Diff T3 – T2”.

F1 Units:

GPM

F1 Units:

L/s

F1 Units:

CF/h

F1 Units:

gU/H

F1 Units:

mL/s

F1 Units:

m3/h

T2 Units:

°C >

T3 Units:

°C >

Function 2 Type: Power 2 >

Power 2 Flow:

F1 >

Power 2 Unit:

kW >

Energy 2 Unit:

kWh >

Heat Capacity 1:

4.1840 kJ/kg*K >

Density 2:

999.97 kg/m3 >

Energy 2 Total:

Show Both >

• If the Diff T2 – T3 value is positive, the heating totalizer will be incremented.

• If the Diff T2 – T3 value is negative, the cooling totalizer will be incremented.

Set Function 2 to operate as Power 2

Select Flow Channel 1 as the ﬂ ow measurement used in the calculation of Power 2. Default is the ﬁ rst ﬂ ow channel assigned.

Select power unit: Choose: J/s, W, kW, BTU/m, BTU/h, kBTU/h. Default is kW.

Select energy unit: Choose: J, kJ, MJ, GJ, kWh, MWh, BTU, kBTU, MBTU. Default is kWh.

Select heat capacity value. Default is 4.1840 kJ/kg•K

Select the density of the liquid. If the Temperature units are set to °C, Density units are ﬁ xed at kg/m3. Factory setting is 999.97 kg/m3.

Choose: Show Cooling, Show Heating, or Show Both. Default is Show Both.

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Appendix G: 8900 display messages

The 8900 communicates with the user to notify when something is wrong, and to inform of tasks underway. This appendix lists all of the messages that may appear during operation, and describes the purpose of the message.

This is the title screen when the unit is powered on.

This message is displayed after saving a new selection for a menu item.

This is displayed when going from any submenu to the main menu directory.

This is displayed when going from the main menu directory to the view mode.

If “Password Type” is set to “Standard.”

If “Password Type” is set to “Enhanced.”

This is displayed when the wrong password is entered.

Warning messages are displayed when a channel type is changed.

8900

Multi-Parameter

Saving

Returning to

Menu Directory

Returning to

ViewMode...

Enter Password:

_ _ _ _

Enter Password:

0000

Invalid Password

Try Again

Channel Data

Will be RESET!

Check Relay And

Output Sources

Too Much Error

CHECK SENSOR

Must Have More

Than 1 Point

Must Have 20 or

Fewer Points

WARNING! Table

Must Be Modified

Channel 6 Custom

Table Error

Must Be > Than Previous Point

No Relay Cards

Installed

No Output Cards

Installed

No Input Card

Installed

The calibration offset is limited in most measurements. The adjustment entered exceeds the maximum value.

These messages refer to the points required to calculate the volume when choosing a custom volume tank shape. (3 minimum, 20 maximum)

When a change is made to the custom volume points, this message is displayed.

One or more points in the table are not in sequence.

Each custom volume point must greater than the previous point.

Self explanatory.

If trying to enter the “Calibration” menu when no channel types are selected.

Indicates a faulty sensor connection or a channel with no sensor assigned.

Channel Type

Must Be Selected

pH3 CHK SENSOR T4 CHK SENSOR

Value Must Be

The 8900 advises when a value is outside of the range allowed.

6400 or Less

Value Must Be

100.0 or Less

Channel Type

Must Be Selected

Memory Error

Load Defaults??

Loading Factory

Settings...

Channel 1 ID:

No Valid Sensors

Self explanatory.

Displayed if the memory in the 8900 is corrupted.

Message displayed if Load Defaults is selected.

The 8900 ﬁ nds no sensors matching the channel type.

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A sensor is connected but has not been assigned to a channel

Self explanatory.

Channel 1 ID: Not Assigned?

Input Module

Not Found

Value Must Be

0.05 Or Higher

Value Must Be

1000.0 Or Less

Relay pulse width is 0.05 ms minimum, 1000 ms maximum

These messages indicate component failure on the Comm or I/O module.

Pressure calibration cannot be done at zero.

pH calibration buffers must be at least 2 pH units apart.

Messages displayed when "LOAD S selected.

If a relay is in PWM mode, the period must be greater tha 0.1 seconds, and less than 3240 seconds.

L DEVICES" is

Input/Output 1&2 Module Defective

Comm/Out 3&4

Module Defective

Cal Point Too Close to Zero

Standard Too

Close to Slope

6 Sensors and

1 Ext Relay

Please Wait

Found New

S3L Devices

Value Must Be

3240 Or Less

Value Must Be

0.1 Or Higher

Value Must Be

14.00 Or Less

All Settings Will Change!

Are You Sure? Press <ENTER>

Requesting Data

From Host

Waiting For

Request...

Error:Invalid

Host Version

Error:No Data

From Host

Error: Data

Transfer Failed

Transmitting

Data...

In pH calibration, the buffers cannot exceed 14 pH in value.

When cloning the setup from a host unit into a slave unit, these messages warn of impending actions and verify that the change is intentional.

Slave unit is transmitting request for data download from the host unit.

Host unit is waiting for the slave to request data download.

If the host and slave units have incompatible software versions.

Host unit is not transmitting to the slave.

Self explanatory.

Value Must Be

If a relay is in Proportional Pulse mode, the mimimum pulse rate is 1, the maximum rate is 400.

1 Or Higher

Value Must Be

400 Or Less

Transfer Complete

8900

Restarting

Self explanatory.

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Notes

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Notes

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Ordering Information

Mfr. Part No. Code Description

Base Unit, required; choose one

3-8900 159 000 868 Base unit with back-lit LCD 3-8900-VF 159 000 869 Base unit with vacuum ﬂ uorescent display

I/O Module, required; choose one

3-8900.401-1 159 000 870 Two inputs, no outputs 3-8900.401-2 159 000 871 Two inputs, two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-3 159 000 872 Two inputs, two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-4 159 000 873 Two inputs, two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs 3-8900.401-5 159 000 874 Four inputs, no outputs 3-8900.401-6 159 000 875 Four inputs, two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-7 159 000 876 Four inputs, two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-8 159 000 877 Four inputs, two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs 3-8900.401-9 159 000 968 Six inputs, no outputs 3-8900.401-10 159 000 969 Six inputs, two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-11 159 000 970 Six inputs, two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.401-12 159 000 971 Six inputs, two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs

Power Module, required; choose one

3-8900.402-1 159 000 878 85 to 264 VAC power 3-8900.402-2 159 000 879 12 to 24 VDC power

Relay Module, optional; choose zero, one or two

3-8900.403-1 159 000 880 Two dry-contact relays 3-8900.403-2 159 000 881 Two solid-state relays

External Relay Module, optional; choose zero or one

3-8059-2 159 000 770 Two external dry-contact relays 3-8059-2AC 159 000 771 Two external dry-contact relays with power supply 3-8059-4 159 000 772 Four external dry-contact relays 3-8059-4AC 159 000 773 Four external dry-contact relays with power supply

Additional Outputs, optional; choose zero or one

3-8900.405-1 159 000 883 Two passive 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.405-2 159 000 884 Two active 4 to 20 mA outputs 3-8900.405-3 159 000 885 Two 0 to 5/10 VDC outputs

Accessories

Mfr. Part No. Code Description

3-8050-1 159 000 753 Universal Mount Junction Box 3-8050-1CR 159 000 889 Universal Mount Junction Box w/Ranges (for use with 2850) 3-8050-2 159 000 754 Universal Mount Junction Box w/EasyCal (for use with 2750) 3-8050-2CR 159 000 802 Universal Mount Junction Box w/EasyCal (for use with 2850) 3-8050.392 159 000 640 Panel adapter, 1/2 DIN to 1/4 DIN 3-8050.395 159 000 186 Splashproof rear cover 3-8050.396 159 000 617 RC Filter kit (for relay use, 2 pieces) 3-0000.596-1 159 000 892 ¼ DIN wall mount bracket, 6.5 in. (use if no rear cover is installed) 3-0000.596-2 159 000 893 ¼ DIN wall mount bracket, 9 in. (use if rear cover is installed) 3-5000.399 198 840 224 Panel adapter, 5 x 5 in. to ¼ DIN 3-5000.598 198 840 225 Shelf/Pipe mount bracket 3-9000.392 159 000 368 Liquid tight connector kit, NPT (3 pieces) 3-9000.392-1 159 000 839 Liquid tight connector kit, NPT (1 piece) 3-9000.392-2 159 000 841 Liquid tight connector kit, PG13.5 (1 piece)

Spare Parts

Mfr. Part No. Code Description

3-8900.614 159 000 902 14-terminal plug (for I/O Module) 3-8900.604 159 000 903 4-terminal plug (for Power Module) 3-8900.606 159 000 937 6-terminal plug (for Dry-contact Relays) 3-8900.602 159 000 904 2-terminal plug, 2 ea. (for SSR & Outputs 3 & 4) 3-8900.391 159 000 918 Rear Panel w/ Captive Screws 3-8900.561 159 000 919 Front Face Panel Gasket

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