Omega TXDIN70, TXDIN70-24V, TXDIN70-DISPLAY User guide

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User’s Guide
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TXDIN70 SERIES
Dual Transmitter
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MODEL COVERED
TXDIN70
Description: Dual Transmitter Supply Power: 100~240VAC,50/60Hz
TXDIN70-24V
Description: Dual Transmitter Supply Power: 24VDC
TXDIN70-DISPLAY
Description: Transmitter Display Supply Power: From TXDIN70 Transmitter
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Input type: Thermocouple K(-50 °C ~1,300 °C), S(-50 °C ~1,700 °C), R(-50 °C ~1,600 °C),
E(0 °C ~1,000 °C), J(0 °C ~1,200 °C), N(-50 °C ~1,300 °C), T(-200 °C ~350 °C), B(0 °C ~1,800 °C), WRe5-WRe26(0 °C ~2,300 °C), WRe3-WRe25(°C 0~ 2,300 °C) RTD Cu50(-50 °C ~+150 °C), Pt100(-200 °C ~+900 °C) Linear Voltage 0~1V, 0.2~1V, 0~20mV, 0~60mV, 0~100mV
Retransmission accuracy: 0.3%FS ± 1 digit (including input and output error) Output specification: Defined in the range of 0~22mA
with maximum output voltage ≥ 11V
Temperature drift: ≤0.015%FS / °C (including the temperature drift of input and output) Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC):
±4KV/5KHz according to IEC61000-4-4 (EFT);
4KV according to IEC61000-4-5 Isolation withstanding voltage: Voltage between supply power and
signal input output terminals ≥300VDC; Voltage between inputs or 2 outputs ≥200VDC
Power supply: 100~240VAC, -15%, +10% / 50~60Hz; or 24VDC Power consumption: ≤ 3W Operating Ambient : Temperature -10 °C~+60 °C; Humidity ≤90%RH
Remark: Type-B thermocouple operates in the range of 60 °C ~400 °C but the measurement accuracy does not meet the stated accuracy. Accuracy is guranteed in the range of 400 °C~1,800 °C.
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
Terminal 1,2: Power supply of 100~240VAC (TXDIN70) or
24VDC (TXDIN70-24V) Terminal 5,6 OP1: Positive and negative pole of channel 1
current retransmission output. Terminal 7,8 OP2: Positive and negative pole of channel 2
current retransmission output.
Terminal 14,16 IN1: Channel 1 input. Terminal 10,12 IN2: Channel 2 input.
OP1 and OP2 lights on when there is outputs in channel 1 and 2. The
luminosity change with the magnitude of output. MODE light blinks when transmitter is communicatiing with upper device. Blinking at 1.6 sec cycle: No active communication. Working normal without alarm Blinking at 0.6 sec cycle: No active communication with alarm Blinking at 0.3 sec cycle: No active communication with severe fault such as input
out of range. Light off: No power or out of order. Light kept on over 8 sec: Transmitter is powered on but it is out of order
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DISPLAY/OPERATION
Parameters are set by an hot-plugged display TXDIN70-Display. Apart from nitial set-up, TXDIN70­Display can be stay connected serving as an external display.
1 Upper Display: Displays PV of channel 1 or parameter code, When the display keeps flashing or the reading is abnormal, please check the input specification whether it is correctly set.
2 Lower Display : Displays PV of channel 2 or parameter value. When the display keeps flashing or the reading is abnormal, please check the input specification whether it is correctly set.
3 Set Key: Accessing parameter table and to confirm parameter change.
4 Data Point Shift (to the left) 5 Data Decrease 6 Data Increase
Remark: The bundled IEEE-1394 cable is designed for communication between TXDIN70-Display and TXDIN70. This cable is not for other usages.
Entering Parameter Table
When the parameter lock “Loc” is not locked, press and hold for about 2 seconds to bring up the Full Parameter Table. Press
to modify a parameter value. Press to confirm and proceed to next one. Press and hold will return to the preceding parameter. Press parameter table.
When the parameter lock “Loc” is locked, press parameters INP1,INP2, SCL1, SCL2, SCH1, SCH2. These field parameter value are not allowed to be changed due to the lock.
The transmitter will automatically escape from the parameter table if there is no keys operation in 25 seconds. The change of the latest parameter will not be saved.
(without holding) to bring up the parameters one by one. Press
and then by holding two keys will escape from the
to bring up Field Parameter Table which show field
TROUBLESHOOTING
When there is a fault, the upper display blinks out an error message.
Error Message Description and Suggestion
orAL Incorrect input specification paramter. Pleaes check the INP1 and/or INP2
parameter. Thermocouple, RTD or analog input wiring is disconnected. Probe of
thermocouple or RTD is broken. Please check the wiring. Input wires are short-circuited. Please check the wiring.
EErr IC Software error. Factory repair is required.
8888 IC Software error. Factory repair is required.
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PARAMETER TABLE
Code Parameter Description Range
INP1/
INP2
Input Specification
Define the input specification of channel 1~ 2.
InP Input spec. InP Input spec.
0 K 11~19 Spare 1 S 20 Cu50 2 R 21 Pt100 3 T 22~24 Spare 4 E 25 0~75mV voltage
input 5 J 26~27 Spare 6 B 28 0~20mV voltage
input 7 N 29 0~100mV voltage
input 8 WRe3-WRe25 30 0~60mV voltage
input 9 WRe5-WRe26 31 0~1 V
10 Extended input
specification
32 0.2~1V
0~32
SCL1/
SCL2
SCH1/
SCH2
Scb1/
Scb2
FIL1/FIL2 Digital Filter The value of FIL will determine the ability of filtering noise.
OPn Retransmission
Scale Low Limit SCL and SCH define the corresponding scale range of linear
output. For example, for channel 1, in order to retransmit
Scale High Limit
Input Offset Scb is used to shift input to compensate the error caused by
Channel Assignment
0~600 and SCH1 should be set to 600. For channel 2, to transmit 0~1000
transducer, input signal, or auto cold junction compensation of thermocouple.
PV_after_compensation=PV_before_compensation + Scb
FIL=0, no filtering; FIL=1, filtering with mean; FIL=2~40, filtering with mean and integral. When a large value is set, the measurement input is
stabilized but the response speed is slow. Generally, it can be set to 1 to 3.
If great interference exists, then you can increase parameter FIL gradually to make momentary fluctuation of measured value less than 2 to 5.
When the instrument is being metrological verified, FIL can be set to 0 or 1 to shorten the response time.
OPn=1, For 1 input 1 output or 2 inputs 2 outputs retransmission application,
OPn=2, For 1 input 2 outputs retransmission (Outputs from input channel 2).
°C to output channel 1, SCL1 should be set to 0,
°C, then SCL2=0, SCH2=1000.
-999~
+3000
units
-199~
+999.0
units/
°C
0.1
0~40
0~2
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PARAMETER TABLE (cont.)
Code Parameter Description Range
OPL Low Limit
of Current Retransmission of Channel 1
OPH High Limit
of Current Retransmission of Channel 1
OPL2 Low Limit
of Current Retransmission of Channel 2
OPH2 High Limit
of Current Retransmission of Channel 2
Define the low limit and high limit of current retransmission of channel 1. The engineering unit is 0.1mA.
For example, to retransmit 0~600°C in input channel 1 to 4~20mA, then the parameter should be set as below: SCL1=0, SCH1=600, OPn=1, OPL=40, OPH=200.
Define the low limit and high limit of current retransmission of channel 2. The engineering unit is
0.1mA. For example, to retransmit 0~1,000°C in input channel 2
to 4~20mA, then the parameter should be set as below: SCL1=0, SCH1=1000, OPn=1, OPL=40, OPH=200.
0~110
0~220
0~100
0~220
IVF1 OP1 Current
Correction (Please record
the value in the first use)
IVF2 OP2 Current
Correction (Please record the value in the first use)
Loc Parameter Lock Loc=808: Allow to display and modify all parameters.
For adjusting the current of OP1 output. The greater the value, the greater is the current output.
Note: This parameter is calibrated in factory. It is not recommended to alter by user.
For adjusting the current of OP2 output. The greater the value, the greater is the current output.
Note: This parameter is calibrated in factory. It is not recommended to alter by user.
Loc=any number: All parameters cannot be modified with only INP1, INP2, SCL1, SCL2, SCH1 and SCH2 showing
0~3000/
Default ( )
0~3000/
Default ( )
0~9999
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