The information contained in this document is believed to be correct, but OMEGA accepts no liability for any errors it contains, and reserves
the right to alter specifications without notice.
Only technicians, who are familiar with the technical terms, warnings, and instructions in the manual
and who are able to follow these, should connect the device.
Should there be any doubt as to the correct handling of the device, please contact Omega Engineering
Tech Suppor t A/S.
Mounting and connection of the device should comply with national legislation for mounting of electric
materials.
Repair of the device must be done by Omega Team A/S only.
Do not remove the transmitter cover in explosive atmospheres when the circuit is live.
The transmitter cover must be fully engaged to meet the explosion proof requirements.
If installed under high-vibration conditions, the transmitter may require supplementary support.
For installation in hazardous area the corresponding installation drawing must be followed in detail.
Take care not to generate mechanical sparking when accessing the instrument and peripheral devices in
a hazardous location.
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Field mounted HART temperature transmitter TXUN-FD
• RTD, TC, Ohm, and bipolar mV input and analog output
• High definition local operator interface (LOI) with 3 optical buttons
• Selectable red or white backlight
• Ex d explosion proof / flameproof in aluminum or 316 stainless steel version
• HART 7 functionality with HART 5 compatibility
Section 2.1 - Applications
High defintion display
• 0, 90, 180, & 270 degree position adjustments.
• Monitoring, programming and diagnostics view.
• Extensive diagnostics with flashing red or white backlight
• Supports 7 languages.
Local operator interface (LOI)
• 3 optical buttons; up, down and enter.
• Dynamically adaptive to wear or accumulation of dirt.
• Immune to interference from ambient light sources.
• Useable with or without gloves.
Configuration
• From the LOI through the Omega guided menu.
• OMset and HART modem.
• HHC, DCS or AMS via HART.
Input signals:
RTD to 4...20 mA
TC to 4...20 mA
Application
+
-
2
Mounting / installation
• For installation in zone 0, 1, 2 and zone 20, 21, 22,and in
Class 1, Division 1 and 2 applications.
• Hardware assessed for use in SIL 2 applications.
• Mounting on 1.5”–2” pipe bracket or on wall / bulkhead.
Application
• Linearized temperature measurement with TC and RTD
sensors e.g. Pt100 and Ni100.
• HART communication and 4...20 mA analog PV output for
individual, difference or average temperature
measurement of up to two RTD or TC input sensors.
• Conversion of linear resistance to a standard analog
current signal, e.g from valves or Ohmic level sensors.
• Amplification of bipolar mV signals to standard 4...20 mA
current signals.
• Up to 63 transmitters (HART 7) can be connected in a
multidrop communication setup.
Technical characteristics
• NAMUR NE43 and NE89.
• HART protocol revision can be changed by user
configuration to either HART 5 or HART 7 protocol.
Functional Safety:
Hardware assessed for use in SIL 2 applications
Min.
temperature
0°C
-100°C
-100°C
-180°C
-200°C
-200°C
-180°C
-50°C
-50°C
-200°C
-200°C
0°C
0°C
Max.
temperature
+1820°C
+1000°C
+1200°C
+1372°C
+900°C
+800°C
+1300°C
+1760°C
+1760°C
+400°C
+600°C
+2300°C
+2300°C
Min.
span
100°C
50°C
50°C
50°C
50°C
50°C
50°C
100°C
100°C
50°C
50°C
100°C
100°C
Standard
IEC584
IEC584
IEC584
IEC584
DIN 43710
GOST 3044-84
IEC584
IEC584
IEC584
IEC584
DIN 43710
ASTM E988-90
ASTM E988-90
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Section 4.1 - Block diagram
TXUN-FD
UPDOWNENTER
T1
4...20 mA
+ HART
T2
Supply
HART
Display
Application
TXUN-HT
HART
transmitter
4...20 mA
+ HART
Block Diagram
T3
T4
Sensor
T5
T6
4
HART
modem
HART
slave
8 V / 4...20 mA
HART
“master”
HART
modem
HART
Filter
Caution
The ambient temperature range depends on T rating, type of protection and sealing materials, see the installation drawing.
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Mechanical specifications
Section 5.1 - Mechanical specifications
It is important to be careful when screwing the cover on or off. The thread surface must be free of any grains,
pellets or other impurities as these can cause the cover to seize or damage the threads.
! Never use force to screw on the cover.
Should it be necessary to open the connection head cover after operation in maximum temperature, please be
aware that the cover may be blocked (does not give when attempting to open it by hand). In this case, keep the
cover under tension with your hand and hit the cover gently with a rubber hammer.
All dimensions below in mm. AL = aluminum version and RF = stainless steel version.
ProtectiondegreeisdenedbytheconnectionwiththelowestIPrating.
It is optional to connect a sensor to any of the three conduit openings.
Blind plugs are Ex approved only when used together with TXUN-FD.
Earth terminal and protection terminal
Cablecrosssection[mm2]
PlacementTyp e
Stranded wireSolid wire
InsideProtection terminal1.52.5
OutsideEarth terminal4.06.0
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A-F = 2mm
Assembly & Disassembly
8
Section 8 - Protection Degree
To connect sensor wires to the TXUN-FD or change the orientation of the display, the housing must be disassembled and the
internal device must be extracted.
!! Disconnect power to the device before disassembly.
2. Unscrew the housing lid by turning it counterclockwise.
Point 3 and 4 only apply to devices with buttons and display.
3. Press and hold the two clamps located on the left and right side of the display unit.
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8
Assembly & Disassembly
4. While holding the clamps, pull the display unit outwards to remove it.
5. The display can now be turned in steps of 90 degrees for best viewing angle.
6. For easy connection of sensor wires, we recommend extracting the transmitter from the housing (see the section
Connections for information on connecting sensors to the internal 5337).
7. Unscrew the two screws (a) fastening the connector bracket to the housing, using a Posidriv form Z screwdriver.
bb
aa
8. Unscrew the two screws (b) fastening the fixation bracket to the housing, and pull out the entire assembly.
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Assembly & Disassembly
9. Use a screwdriver (or your fingers) to lever the taps (one on each side) on the fixation bracket to release it from the
transmitter connector bracket.
NB! Do not use excessive force.
8
10. Separate the connector bracket, transmitter and fixation bracket.
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8
Assembly & Disassembly
Assembly
1. Place the transmitter in the fixation bracket using the guidance taps on the bracket. Make sure terminals 1 and
2 are facing downwards.
NB. The fixation bracket is not interchangeable between the aluminum and stainless steel housing. Check the
bottom right-hand corner for identifier (Al for aluminum and RF for stainless steel).
Al
RF
2. Slide the connector bracket onto the transmitter using the dovetails as guides. Make sure the golden connector pins
on terminal 1 and 2 on the transmitter slide into place in the corresponding terminals on the connector bracket.
Press the bracket into place until you hear a distinct click.
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Assembly & Disassembly
3. Slide the assembly back into the housing and refasten the 4 screws (a + b), using the 28 mm
screws for the connector bracket (a) and the 10 mm screws for the fixation bracket (b).
bb
8
aa
4. Finally, click the display unit back into place and screw the cover back on.
Correct mounting of display unit
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9
Connections
Input:
RTD, 2-wireRTD, 3-wireRTD, 4-wire
TC, internal CJC
4
3
TC, external CJCmV
4
3
-
Resistance, 4-wire
4
3
5
6
5
6
+
5
6
4
3
4
3
-
RTD, dierence
or average
4
3
5
6
5
6
4
3
Resistance, 2-wire
4
3
5
6
4
3
-
Resistance, 3-wire
5
6
4
3
5
6
+
5
6
+
TC, dierence
or average,
with internal CJC
5
6
12
4
3
5
6
+
+
1
2
-
-
TC, dierence
or average,
with external CJC
+
21
-
5
+
-
4
3
6
mV, dierence
or average
4
3
+-+
12
Output:
5
6
-
m
A
19
12
-
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Optical Buttons
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Section 10.1 - Optical buttons
The user interface features 3 optical buttons: , and . The buttons can be operated both with or without gloves1.
The buttons are immune to interference from ambient light sources and other panel meters (e.g. other TXUN-FD devices
mounted in close proximity).
Additionally, the optical buttons are adaptive, meaning that they will adapt to wear and e.g. dirt left on the surface.
The buttons work both with and without a front cover mounted.
If a rapid increase in optical reflection occurs, e.g. from mounting the cover or from dust/dirt on the glass, the buttons may
activate. If a key-press is detected for a period of more than 70 seconds, it is assumed to be a failure key-press and the
adaptive functionality will re-initialize in order to restore correct keypad functionality. This re-initialization can also be done
by repowering the device.
^
^
Operating the optical buttons
The optical buttons are used for operating and programming the TXUN-FD. They offer multi-functionality depending on
whether you press or long-press them. With the exception of the calibration and simulation menus (see the section Display
menu), the display will return to the monitor view if no key-press is registered within one minute.
In monitor view: switch to next process variable.
^
Elsewhere: increase the value of the selected parameter (except if device is write-protected).
^
In monitor view: switch to previous process variable.
Elsewhere: decrease the value of the selected parameter (except if device is write-protected).
Accept chosen value and proceed to next parameter
Hold Progressively increase (scroll) the numerical value (except if device is write-protected)
^
^
Hold Progressively decrease (scroll) the numerical value (except if device is write-protected)
Hold Ignore the chosen value and return to previous parameter
^
Hold + Unlock the monitor view and enter configuration menu
^
Key presses are reflected in the symbols bar with the following symbols:
Up button is pressed
Down button is pressed
Enter button is pressed
2
Display
The 96 x 64 pixel display can be rotated in 90-degree increments for easy vertical or horizontal viewing. The adjustable
backlight enables you to view process values in all lighting conditions without an external light source, and it can be
configured to flash if an error occurs. Both the optional backlight and the flashing error backlight can be selected as red or
white, or turned off completely.
Display views
The appearance of the display will change to reflect the state of the TXUN-FD. This allows for easy and intuitive operation,
status indication and guides you in configuring the device.
1 Dark colored gloves can cause reduced sensitivity.
2 If error color (see the section Display menu) is set to red or white and the display backlight is flashing, the first key press cancels the
flashing backlight.
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Symbol identification
The symbols bar provides information on the state of the device. Information such as HART communication, write protection
and process value tendency is shown.
Monitor view
Saving configuration to internal memory
Device is locked or write-protected
Current process value tendency indicators
External HART communication indicator
Internal communication indicator
External HART communication error
Monitoring view
Through the housing glass, you can easily monitor the process value in the configured units. A bar graph indicates the
process magnitude at a glance. The device tag is shown at the top of the display. The device tag makes it easy to identify the
displayed process value and it can be changed by pressing either the or optical button. At the bottom of the display,
the symbols present information on the current state of the device.
^
^
Monitoring view
Bar graph
Process value
Shown process value
Device TAG
Process value unit
Symbols
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Montior view
Programming view
To enter the programming view, press and hold the 1 and 2 optical buttons. The programming views will guide you in a fast
and intuitive way when setting up the device. The name of the selected parameter is shown at the top of the display with the
currently selected value just below. The value can be changed by pressing the or optical buttons. Where applicable,
information on legal range and currently configured units will also be displayed. At the bottom, a scrolling help text will give
you information on the parameter you are modifying.
^
^
Menu name
11
Maximum value
Minimum value
Programming view
Diagnostics view
If a sensor error or device error occur, the display can be configured to flash in red or white backlight. The display will show
the type of status/error in large letters and a scrolling help text will present you with further information. The device tag is
shown at the top of the display and at the bottom the symbols bar indicates the state of the device. For a detailed description
of the different types of diagnostics messages shown please refer to the section Device and sensor status indication.
Error type
indication
Flashing
Actual value
Scrolling helptext
Device TAG
Scrolling helptext
Symbols
Diagnostics view
Configuration
When configuring the TXUN-FD, you will be guided through all parameters and you can choose the settings which fit the
application. For each menu there is a scrolling help text which is automatically shown in the display. Configuration is
carried out by use of the three optical buttons. When configuration is completed, or the display times out, the display will
return to monitor view.
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Device and Sensor Status Indication
Section 12 - Device and sensor status indication
The TXUN-FD is capable of displaying diagnostics information for the sensors and the device. These diagnostics can be
divided into 4 categories: Sensor status, sensor errors, device status and device errors.
3 The scrolling help text will inform you of the affected sensor.
4 Check wiring and replace sensor if necessary.
5 This message will disappear after a few seconds and the display will enter monitoring view.
6 Perform a new process calibration or reset the calibration to cancel this error. See the section Display.
7 A device malfunction has occurred. To clear this error, repower the device or reconfigure using the display. If the error is persistent, it will
reappear and the device may have to be replaced.
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
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Display Menu
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Section 13 - Display Menu
Exiting the monitor view allows you to configure the TXUN-FD, using the optical buttons (see the section Operating the
optical buttons). The display menu is divided into 2 sections: Basic configuration and Advanced configuration. The
advanced configuration menu is sub-divided into 9 sections: Display, Tags, Calibration, Simulation, Sensor, HART, Writeprotect, Language and HART Revision.
If the TXUN-FD menu has been PIN code-protected by setting a PIN code different from 0000 in the display menu, the
correct PIN code must be entered to proceed to the desired configuration menu. The code 2008 will always give access to
the menu.
The menu can be temporarily locked because it is receiving a configuration on the HART interface or because it is
synchronizing configuration parameters with the internal device.
If the TXUN-FD has been write-protected it is still possible to proceed to the menu, but no changes can be made, and it is
not possible to save the configuration.
It is possible to change the write-protection state (enabled/disabled), but the correct write-protect password must be
entered when prompted.
Power up
Device tag
123.45°C
Sensor 1 - °C
*1
^
and toggles the
^
process variable shown
in line 2 and 3.
(Thevaluecongured
in display setup is
restored after 30
seconds.)
^
Long
press
^
9999
0000
^
^
0000
PIN code
Txt 76
*28
^
^
Long
press
Correct
OK
No
Yes
^
^
Yes
Adv Setup?
Txt 2
OK
No - continued on the
next page
SW.ER
FL.ER
EE.ER
ADC.ER
RA.ER
COM.ER
Device tag
COM.ER
SE1.ER
Txt 100
*17
*1
If no keys are pressed for 60 s in any menu
(except for Sim and Cal), no parameters are
saved and the ”Monitor” menu is shown.
If Display Scaling is enabled, Display Scaling
value is also available, and is displayed by
default on the Monitor view.
if sensor error or overrange is present. Only
from ”Monitor” menu.
24
OK
Continued on
page 34
*19
First long press of 1 and 2 simultaneously
will stop backlight flash but not exit view.
Second long press will enter configuration
menu (if allowed).
Only shown if change of protocol is possible.
*24
Only shown if pin-code is > 0000
*28
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Single Sens
Dual Sens
^
^
Single Sens
Sensor Func
Txt 3
Dual sensor
Single sensor
Average
Differential
^
^
Differential
Meas setup
Txt 68
Voltage
Linear Res
Temperature
^
^
Temperature
Input Type
Txt 69
Lin. R
OK
TC
^
Pt
Ni
kOhm
Ohm
Res Type
Txt 5
^
Ohm
^
If connection is 3- or 4-wire, the max. cable
resistance is set to 10 Ohm.
This can be overwritten in the Advanced Menu.
2-wire
3-wire
^
OK
4-wire
^
3-wire
Connection
Txt 7
*3
^
100.0
0.0
^
^
5
S1 Wire Res
Txt 8
100.0
0.0
^
^
0
S2 Wire Res
Txt 8
*5*4
OK
Pt50
Pt100
Pt200
Pt500
Pt1000
Custom
^
^
Temperature
Pt
Sensor Type
Txt 70
OK
Pt100
Pt
Pt Type
OK
Txt 6
Ni50
Ni100
Ni120
Ni1000
^
^
Ni100
Ni
Ni Type
OK
Txt 71
TC S
TC B
TC T
TC E
TC U
TC J
TC W3
TC K
TC W5
TC Lr
Custom
^
Internal
Ext Pt100
Ext Ni100
Fixed
^
^
Ext Pt100
CJC Type
Txt 10
Ext Pt 100 / Ni 100
Internal / Fixed
OK
100.0
0.0
^
^
0
CJC Wire Res
OK
TC L
TC N
TC R
^
TC K
TC
TC Type
Txt 72
Txt 8
*3
Only shown if single sensor function is
selected.
*4
Only shown if 2-wire sensor connection is
selected.
*5
Only shown if dual sensor function is
selected.
Not available in
HART 5 mode
Voltage
uV
mV
V
^
^
mV
Voltage Type
Txt 5
25
OK
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°C
°F
°R
K
^
^
°C
Temp Unit
Txt 5
*29
No
Yes
^
^
Yes
Disp Scaling?
Txt 82
*30
-40.0
135.0
^
0
Fix CJC val
Txt 12
*21
No
OK
Yes
^
*29
Display Unit
-7000
7000
(Sensor
specific)
^
200
Max Diff
Txt 15
*6
All units
^
^
%
Txt 78
^
0
6975
(Sensor
specific)
^
0
Input Low
Txt 21
*30
11111
1111.1
111.11
11.111
1.1111
^
^
111.11
Decimal Pt
Txt 79
(Sensor specific)
^
Input High
*30
-999.99
999.99
0.00
Display Low
Txt 80
25
7000
^
150
Txt 22
^
^
^
OK
-999.99
999.99
100.00
Display High
Txt 81
If HART revision = 5, units for S1, S2, Average and
DierenceareforcedtoeithermVorOhm.
Units for CJC are forced to the same units as S1.
If S1 is not = Temperature Type, Unit is set to °C.
All device variable units can be overwritten in the
Advanced menu.
^
^
OK
1.0
60.0
^
^
0.4
PV Resp
Txt 9
3.50
23.00
^
^
3.50
Out Rng Lo
Txt 23
Disabled
Broken
Shorted
*
Both
23
^
^
Broken
Sens Error
Txt 27
1.0
60.0
^
0.4
S1 Resp
Txt 9
3.50
23.00
^
23.00
Out Rng Hi
Txt 24
*
3.50
23
23.00
^
23.00
Out Broken
Txt 28
*8*9
^
^
^
1.0
60.0
^
^
0.4
S2 Resp
Txt 9
*5*6*7
3.50
23.00
^
^
3.50
Out Lim Lo
Txt 25
3.50
23.00
^
^
23.00
Out Shorted
Txt 29
1.0
60.0
^
^
0.4
Avg Resp
Txt 9
3.50
23.00
^
^
23.00
Out Lim Hi
Txt 26
-200.0
850.0
^
^
0.0
Temp Low
Txt 21
*29*29
1.0
60.0
^
^
0.4
Diff Resp
Txt 9
OK
-200.0
850.0
^
^
150.0
Temp High
Txt 22
OK
Yes
No
^
Yes
Save ?
Txt 16
*15
^
OK
“Monitor”
Not available in
HART 5 mode
Not available in
HART 7 mode
*5
Only shown if dual sensor function is
selected.
*6
Only shown if differential sensor function
is selected.
*7
Only shown if average sensor function is
selected.
*8
Only shown if sensor breakage detection is
activated.
*9
Only shown if sensor shortage detection is
activated.
Only shown if Write-protection is disabled.
*15
Only shown if TC, fixed CJC is selected.
*21
26
Selection not available for Voltage Input Type
*23
and TC Sensor Type with internal/fixed CJC.
*29
Only shown if Temperature input is selected.
*30
Only shown if Temperature input is NOT
selected.
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Display
Off
White
Red
Off
White
Red
0
9
Loop Curr
% Range
Sensor 1
Sensor 2 *5
CJC Sensor
Average *7
Differential *6
Loop Curr
% Range
9999
0000
Yes
No
White
Backlight
Txt 42
White
Contrast
Txt 73
*25
Tags
No
(Char list)
Yes
Yes
L Tag Setup?
Txt 64
*5
*6
*7
Text
Long Tag
Txt 38
*16
Only shown if dual sensor function is selected.
Only shown if differential sensor function is
selected.
Only shown if average sensor function is
selected.
Tag Setup?
3
Txt 43
No
Yes
Yes
Txt 65
% Range
Bar graph
Txt 44
(Char list)
Text
Txt 39
*16*16*16
Tag
Sensor 2
Monitor
Txt 45
*31
No
Yes
Yes
Descr Setup?
Txt 66
*15
Only shown if Write-protection is disabled.
*16
Only shown if ”Yes” was selected in the previous
menu.
*25
Not shown if backlight is off.
*31
Only shown if Display Scaling input is disabled.
0000
PIN code
Txt 77
(Char list)
Text
Descriptor
Txt 34
Yes
Save ?
Txt 16
*15
No
Yes
Yes
Msg Setup?
Txt 67
“Monitor”
(Char list)
Text
Message
Txt 35
Yes
No
Yes
Save ?
Txt 16
*15
“Monitor”
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Calibration
(only if Write-protection is disabled)
The device can be process-calibrated in two points to fit a given input signal. A low input signal (not necessarily 0%) is
applied and the actual value is entered. Secondly a high input signal (not necessarily 100%) is applied and the actual value
is entered. If you accept to use the calibration (by selecting Yes in the Save menu) the device will work according to the
new adjustments. You can return the device to factory calibration points by selecting Reset Calibration from the
Calibration menu. Please note that while performing a calibration the programming mode will not time out.
Sensor 1
Sensor 2 *5
CJC sensor
Loop Curr *26
Reset Calib
Do Calib
Sensor 2
Calibration
Txt 53
Sensor 1
Sensor 2
CJC sensor
Reset Calib
Do Calib
Do Calib
S2 Calib
Txt 54
*5
Reset Calib
Do Calib
S1 Calib
“Monitor”
Set S2 Low
Txt 74
*27*14
Do Calib
Txt 54
-200°C
850°C
0.0
S2 Cal Low
Txt 55
Reset Calib
Do Calib
Reset Calib
Do Calib
Set S2 High
Txt 75
*27
“Monitor”
Set S1 Low
Txt 74
*27*14
-200°C
850°C
100.0
S2 Cal High
Txt 56
*14
-200°C
850°C
0.0
S1 Cal Low
Txt 55
Set S1 High
Txt 75
*27
“Monitor”
-200°C
850°C
100.0
S1 Cal High
Txt 56
*14
“Monitor”
Reset Calib
Do Calib
Do Calib
Loop Curr
Only shown if dual sensor function is
*5
selected.
4 mA fixed output configured internally.
*12
20 mA fixed output configured internally.
*13
Loop Calib
*26
Txt 54
Reset Calib
Do Calib
*14
*26
*27
Reset Calib
Do Calib
CJC Calib
Txt 54
“Monitor”
Do Calib
3.50 mA
23.00 mA
4.00
Calib 4 mA
Txt 55
*12*13
Default value is current input value.
No timeout in this menu.
Not possible if Loop Current is not active.
No timeout in this menu.
3.50 mA
23.00 mA
20.00
Calib 20 mA
Txt 56
“Monitor”
Set CJC Low
Txt 74
*27*14
“Monitor”
-40.0
135.0
0.0
CJC Cal Low
Txt 55
Not available in
HART 5 mode
Set CJC High
Txt 75
*27
-40.0
135.0
100.0
CJC Cal Hi
Txt 56
*14
“Monitor”
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Simulation
(only if Write-protection is disabled)
The TXUN-FD allows you to simulate process values by entering the simulation menu. Using the and optical buttons, the
simulated value can be increased and decreased (see the section Operating the optical buttons). Please note that while
performing a calibration the display will not time out.
Sensor 1
Sensor 2 *5
CJC Sensor
Average *5
Differential *5
Loop Curr *26
-200.0
850.0
Sensor 2
Simulation
Txt 57
CJC sensor
Dierential
Sensor 1
Sensor 2
Average
-200.0
850.0
20.0
S2 Simul
Txt 59
-200.0
850.0
20.0
Avg Simul
Txt 61
3.5 mA
23.0 mA
“Monitor”
“Monitor”
20.0
S1 Simul
Txt 58
-40.0
135.0
20.0
CJC Simul
Txt 60
-200.0
850.0
20.0
Diff Simul
Txt 62
“Monitor”
“Monitor”
“Monitor”
20.00
Loop Test
*5
Only shown if dual sensor function is selected.
Not possible if Loop Current is not active.
*26
Not available in
HART 5 mode
Loop Test
Txt 63
“Monitor”
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Sensor
The sensor menu allows you to make more detailed configuration of your sensor values, which are not available in the basic
configuration menu. These involve selecting from a large amount of process variable units, changing the sensor assignment
to PV, SV, TV and QV and specifying the CJC response time. Please note that performing a basic configuration (see the
section Basic configuration) will overwrite these changes.
°C
All units
All units
All units
°F
K
°R
All units
All units
mV
PV Unit
Txt 5
Sensor 2
Assign PV
S1 Unit
Txt 5
Sensor 1
Sensor 2 *5
CJC Sensor
Average *5
Differential *5
Txt 17
mV
Sensor 2 *5
CJC Sensor
Average *5
Differential *5
Sensor 2
Assign SV
S2 Unit
Sensor 1
Txt 18
mV
Txt 5
Sensor 2 *5
CJC Sensor
Average *5
Differential *5
Sensor 2
Assign TV
CJC Unit
Sensor 1
Txt 19
°F
Txt 5
Differential *5
Sensor 2
Assign QV
Avg Unit
Txt 5
*5*5*5
Sensor 1
Sensor 2 *5
CJC Sensor
Average *5
Txt 20
mV
CJC Resp
Diff Unit
60.0
1.0
0.4
Txt 9
mV
Txt 5
100.0
0.0
0
Max Wire Res
Txt 14
*22
Yes
No
Yes
Save ?
Txt 16
*15
*20
“Monitor”
HART
Under this menu you will find special parameters pertaining to HART. It will provide you with general information
regarding number of request preambles, software and hardware revisions, device and manufacture IDs and HART
revision. The menu will also allow you to specify number of response preambles, polling address, assembly number
and date.
Req Preamb
SW Rev
HW Rev
Device ID
Manuf ID
HART Rev
20
5
63
0
0
16777215
DD-MM-YYYY
No
Yes
Yes
No
Req preamb
Dev info
Txt 50
*5
Only shown if dual sensor function is
selected.
*11
Range is 0...15 in HART 5 mode.
*15
Only shown if Write-protection is disabled.
5
Resp Preamb
Txt 31
Poll Addr
Txt 32
*11
0
0
Assembly Nr
Txt 37
Values may be owerwritten when normal
*20
menu is saved.
Only shown if 3- or 4-wire connection is
*22
selected.
01-06-2015
Date
Txt 36
Yes
Loop Enable
Txt 33
30
Yes
Save ?
Txt 16
*15
“Monitor”
Not available in
HART 5 mode
Not available in
HART 7 mode
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Write-protect
Here you can choose to enable or disable write protection using a password. If write-protection is already enabled, the correct
password must be entered to get access. The password must consist of exactly 8 characters, available in the Latin 1 character set,
and will protect the device against unauthorized modifications to the configuration. The device is delivered default with writeprotection disabled. The password 00002008 always allows access to the write-protection menu.
(Char list)
********
Password
Txt 1
*2
Correct
Yes
No
Yes
Enable WP
Txt 47
No
(Char list)
Yes
No
Yes
Save ?
Txt 16
“Monitor”
********
New Password
Yes
Txt 48
Language
In this menu you can choose between seven different language versions of the help text that will appear in the menu (see the
section Display). You may choose from the following languages: English, Dansk, Deutsch, Français, Svenska, Italiano and
Español.
Yes to effect the change in the Save menu. Please note that changing the HART revision will reboot the device, during
which time the display may become blank for a few seconds. If HART 7 is selected the device will appear as TXUN-FD
in the HART interface.
If HART 5 is selected the device will appear as TXUN-FD in the HART interface.
HART 7
HART 5
HART 7
HART Rev
Txt 51
*24
Only shown if Write-protection is enabled.
*2
Only shown if Write-protection is disabled.
*15
*24
Only shown if change of protocol is possible
Yes
No
Yes
Save ?
Txt 16
*15
“Monitor”
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Help Text Overview
Set correct password
[01]
Enter Advanced setup menu?
[02]
Select single sensor functionality
[03]
Select dual sensor functionality
Enter Display setup
[04]
Enter Tags setup
Enter Process calibration
Enter Simulation mode
Enter Advanced sensor setup
Enter HART setup
Enter Write-protect setup
Enter Language setup
Enter HART Revision setup
Select measurement unit
[05]
Select custom RTD as sensor type
[06]
Select Pt50 as sensor type
Select Pt100 as sensor type
Select Pt200 as sensor type
Select Pt500 as sensor type
Select Pt1000 as sensor type
Select 2-Wire sensor connection
[07]
Select 3-Wire sensor connection
Select 4-Wire sensor connection
Set actual cable resistance in 2 wires
[08]
Set response time
[09]
Select Internal CJC sensor
[10]
Select Pt100 as external CJC sensor type
Select Ni100 as external CJC sensor type
Select Fixed CJC
Set fixed CJC value
[12]
Disable sensor 2
[13]
Enable sensor 2
Set maximum cable resistance in 2 wires
[14]
Set max. value for individual sensors for
[15]
differential measurement
Save configuration?
[16]
Map sensor1 to PV and output loop current
[17]
Map sensor2 to PV and output loop current
Map CJC sensor to PV and output loop current
Map Internal temperature to PV and output loop
current
Map Avg measument to PV and output loop current
Map differential measurement to PV and output loop
current
Map sensor1 to SV
[18]
Map sensor2 to SV
Map CJC sensor to SV
Map Internal temperature to SV
Map Avg measument to SV
Map differential measurement to SV
Map sensor1 to TV
[19]
Map sensor2 to TV
Map CJC sensor to TV
Map Internal temperature to TV
Map Avg measument to TV
Map differential measurement to TV
Help Text Overview
Map sensor1 to QV
[20]
Map sensor2 to QV
Map CJC sensor to QV
Map Internal temperature to QV
Map Avg measument to QV
Map differential measurement to QV
Set sensor value for analog output low
[21]
Set sensor value for analog output high
[22]
Set output current at 0% input range
[23]
Set output current at 100% input range
[24]
Set output current lower limit
[25]
Set output current upper limit
[26]
Disable sensor error detection
[27]
Enable sensor wire breakage detection
Enable sensor shortage detection
Enable both sensor wire breakage and sensor
shortage detection
Set output current in case of sensor wire breakage
[28]
Set output current in case of sensor shortage
[29]
Set number of preambles in HART response frames
[31]
Set polling address
[32]
Disable loop current signal (no analog output)
[33]
Enable loop current signal (analog output)
Write description of the device
[34]
Write message on the device
[35]
Set user date on device
[36]
Set the final assembly number
[37]
Write long tag
[38]
Write tag
[39]
Select language
[41]
Disable LCD backlight
[42]
Select white LCD backlight
Select red LCD backlight
Adjust LCD contrast
[43]
Select loop current for bar graph indicator
[44]
Select % of range for bar graph indicator
Select Sensor1 for process monitor view
[45]
Select Sensor2 for process monitor view
Select CJC Sensor for process monitor view
Select Average measurement for process monitor
view
Select differential measurement for process monitor
view
Select loop current for process monitor view
Select % of range for process monitor view
Enable write protection?
Enter sensor1 calibration menu
Enter sensor2 calibration menu
Enter CJC sensor calibration menu
Enter output loop current calibration menu
[54]
Reset calibration to factory default
Perform process calibration
[55]
Set value for low calibration point
[56]
Set value for high calibration point
[57]
Simulate sensor1 input
Simulate sensor2 input
Simulate CJC sensor input
Simulate average measurement
Simulate differential measurement
Simulate output loop current
[58]
Set sensor1 simulation value
[59]
Set sensor2 simulation value
[60]
Set CJC sensor simulation value
[61]
Set average measurement simulation value
[62]
Set differential measurement simulation value
[63]
Set output loop current simulation value
[64]
Edit the long tag?
[65]
Edit the tag?
[66]
Edit the descriptor?
[67]
Edit the message?
[68]
Select averaging of sensor 1 and sensor 2
Select differential measurement:
sensor 1 - sensor 2
[69]
Select voltage input
Select linear resistance input
Select temperature input
[70]
Select Pt sensor type
Select Ni sensor type
Select TC sensor type
[71]
Select Ni50 as sensor type
Select Ni100 as sensor type
Select Ni120 as sensor type
Select Ni1000 as sensor type
[72]
Select Custom TC as sensor type
Select TC-B as sensor type
Select TC-E as sensor type
Select TC-J as sensor type
Select TC-K as sensor type
Select TC-L as sensor type
Select TC-N as sensor type
Select TC-R as sensor type
Select TC-S as sensor type
Select TC-T as sensor type
Select TC-U as sensor type
Select TC-W3 as sensor type
Select TC-W5 as sensor type
Select TC-Lr as sensor type
[73]
Disable LCD error backlight
Select white LCD error backlight
Select red LCD error backlight
[74]
Apply low calibration point value and wait until
stable
[75]
Apply high calibration point value and wait until
stable
Set menu access PIN-code
Set menu access PIN-code (0000 will disable)
Select display unit
Select decimal point position
Set display range low
Set display range high
Use display scaling (overrules configured process
monitor view)
Exception error during code execution
Flash memory error
EEPROM memory error
A/D converter error
RAM memory error
Internal communication error
New device attached – configuration is being
updated – please wait
Configuration is being re-synchronized - please wait
Sensor 1 error, check wiring and replace sensor if
necessary
Sensor 2 error, check wiring and replace sensor if
necessary
CJC Sensor error, check wiring and replace sensor if
necessary
Internal temperature sensor error
Last process calibration failed to succeed - please
retry
Sensor 1 is out of range
Sensor 2 is out of range
CJC sensor is out of range
Sensor 1 or Sensor 2 measurement is out of range
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Available units
The following table lists the available units. Please note that most of these are only available from the Sensor menu or from
the Display scaling menu (see the section Display menu).
Sensor
menu #
HART #Disp.
scaling
Tex tType
menu #
0320°C<- Tempetature units
1331°F
2342°R
3353K
4374Ohm <- Resistance units
51635kOhm
62406µV<- Electromotive
force units
7367mV
8588V
——9kV
—17110µA<- Current units
93911mA
—17212A
——13kA
11115inH
O<- Pressure units
2
12216inHg
13317ftH
14418mmH
O
2
O
2
15519mmHg
16620psi
17721bar
18822mbar
19923g/cm
2
201124Pa
—17425hPa
211226kPa
221327torr
231428atm
2423729MPa
251732l/min<-Volume ow units
3
—13135m
261936m
/min
3
/h
272238gal/s
—1639gal/min
282431l/s
292530ml/d
3
3
/s
3
/h
3
/d
3
/s
3
/d
n/h
302642ft
3113043ft
322744ft
332834m
342937m
3512145m
3613246bbl/s
Sensor
menu #
HART #Disp.
scaling
Tex tType
menu #
3713447bbl/h
3813548bbl/d
3913640gal/h
4013833l/h
4123541gal/d
422057ft/s<-Velocity units
—11658ft/min
——59ft/h
——49mm/s
432150m/s
——51m/min
——53ips
4411454in/s
—11555in/min
——56in/h
4512052m/h
464062gal<- Volume units
474160l
484361m
3
494667bbl
5011068bush
5111163yd
5211264ft
5311365in
3
3
3
5416666m3n
5516769ln
5623670hl
574476ft<- Length units
584571m
594777in
604872cm
614973mm
——74µm
——75yd
——78mils
625080min<-Time units
635179s
645281h
655382d
666083g<- Mass units
676184kg
686285t
696387lb
706488ShTon
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Sensor
menu #
HART #Disp.
scaling
Tex tType
menu #
716589LTon
7212587oz
——149mol
737090g/s<- Mass ow units
747191g/min
757292g/h
767393kg/s
777594kg/h
787695kg/d
797796t/min
807897t/h
817998t/d
828099lb/s
8382100lb/h
8483101lb/d
8590102SGU<- Mass per volume
units
8691103g/cm
8792104kg/m
3
3
8895105g/ml
8996106kg/l
9097107g/l
91146108µg/L
92147109µg/m
3
9354110cSt<- Viscosity units
9455111cP
9569112N/m<- Energy (work)
units
——113Wh
96128114kW/h
——115MWh
97162116Mcal
——117kJ
98164118MJ
99165119Btu
—175120W<- Power units
100127121kW
—170122MW
——123GW
101129124hp
102141125MJ/h
103142126Btu/h
104117127deg/s<- Angular velocity
units
105118128rev/s
106119129rpm
Sensor
menu #
HART #Disp.
scaling
Tex tType
menu #
——133S<- Conductance
units
——134µS
——137m/s
2
<- Acceleration units
105714%<- Miscellaneous
10738130Hz
10856131µMho
10959132pH
11066135mS/cm
11167136µS/cm
11268138N
113139139ppm
114143140deg
115144141rad
116148142%Cs
117149143Vol%
118153144pF
119154145ml/l
120155146µl/l
121161147%LEL
122169148ppb
123251150<blank>* <- Special units
124252151?
125253152Spcl
*No characters shown
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Section 15.1 - Programming
The TXUN-FD can be configured in one of the following 3 ways:
• Via the optical buttons and the display (see the section Display menu).
• With a HART modem and the OMset software.
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Changing the HART protocol version
Changing the HART protocol version
It is possible to change the HART protocol revision of the device by means of the display, utilizing the OMset software and a
HART modem or other HART configuration tools such as handheld HART terminals.
Changing the HART revision using the display and the optical buttons
Changing the revision is done from the HART revision view under the Advanced menu. Use the or optical buttons to select
the desired HART revision. Press the button to accept the revision and change to the Save view. Select Yes and press to
acknowledge the change or No to cancel.
Changing the HART revision using the OMset software
Select either TXUN-FDH5 or TXUN-FDH7 depending on which protocol revision the TXUN-FD is currently running. Click on the
HART tab and then on Device Password / Write Protection / Protocol…. In the newly opened window check the “Change
protocol to HART #” (# being the desired revision) then acknowledge by pressing the OK button.
The following warning appears:
Click Yes to accept the changes.
Changing the HART revision using a handheld terminal
• Drive the TXUN-FD device Online and enter Device setup – Diag/Service.
• Select Write protection and Write protect by entering “********” (eight stars).
• Select New password - type “********” (eight stars) and then “HARTREV5” or “HARTREV7” depending on the desired
revision
• Select Write enable and enter “-CHANGE-”.
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Connection of transmitters in multidrop mode
17
Connection of transmitters in multidrop mode
The outputs of maximum 63 transmitters can be connected in parallel for a digital HART 7 communication on 2-wires. For HART
5 the outputs of maximum 15 transmitters can be connected in the same way.
Before they are connected, each transmitter must be configured with a unique polling address ranging from one to 63 (HART 7) or
15 (HART 5). If two transmitters are configured with the same address, both will be excluded. The transmitter must be configured
for multidrop mode (with a fixed output signal of 4 mA). The maximum current in the loop is therefore 252 mA (HART 7) or 60
mA (HART 5).
The communication is done by means of either a HART communicator or a HART modem.
The OMset configuration software can configure the individual transmitter for multidrop mode and provide it with a unique
polling address.
The HART communicator or HART modem can be connected across AB or BC.
TXUN-FD
TXUN-FD
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Retrofit
Retrofit
The TXUN-FD can be retrofitted with any TXUN transmitter. This allows for easy use of existing devices. The following gives you
a short guide on how to perform this task.
Before proceeding please refer to the section Assembly and disassembly for information on extracting and reassembling the
main unit. Then follow the three easy steps below.
Al
RF
B
A
NB. The fixation bracket (marked B on the drawing) is not interchangeable between
the aluminum and stainless steel housing. Check the bottom right-hand corner for
identifier (Al for aluminum and RF for stainless steel).
1. On the TXUN, remove the terminal 1 and 2 screws using a screwdriver.
2. Attach the connector pins to the TXUN connector 1 and 2.
Tighten the screws using a nutdriver or a socket wrench with Across Flats (A/F) of
5 mm and an outer diameter of no more than 7 mm.
Screw torque on connector pins = 0.4 Nm.
3. Mount the device in the main unit, making sure the connectors meet.
The first time power is applied to the retrofitted TXUN-FD, it will synchronize with
the configuration parameters from the attached TXUN. This process will take
approximately 30 seconds and during this NEW.DEV will appear in the display.
A/F = 5
7
Nutdriver / socket wrench head
Warning:
For Ex installation the customer must assure that the installed transmitter has all the
necessary approvals applicable for the place of installation.
Once a TXUN unit which has been fitted into the TXUN-FD, it must not be taken out
and used in other applications.
For safe installation of TXUN-FD t he following must be observed. The module shall only be installed by
qualified personnel who are familiar with the national and international laws, directives and
standards (EN60079-14) that apply to this area.
Year of manufacture can be taken from the first two digits in the serial number.
Standards: EN 60079-0: 2012, EN 60079-11: 2012
Ex ia installation:
ATEX Certificate
Marking
Hazardous area
Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22, (Mines)
T4: -40 ≤ Ta ≤ 85ºC T100 ºC ( TXUN-FD)
T4: -40 ≤ Ta ≤ 80ºC T100 ºC ( TXUN-FD)
T5: -40 ≤ Ta ≤ 60ºC T75 ºC
T6: -40 ≤ Ta ≤ 45ºC T60 ºC
The sensor circuit is not infallibly galvanic isolated from the supply output circuit. However, the
galvanic isolation between the circuits is capable of withstanding a test voltage of 500Vac during 1
minute.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line
If the transmitter is physically connected to a possible source of heating or cooling, e.g. by
mounting to a process pipe or a temperature sensor, the temperature at the point of connection
shall be within the ambient temperature range as given in the certificate or this manual.
Cable entries and blanking elements shall be used that are suitable for the application and correctly
installed.
For installalation of TXUN-FD in zo
the event of rare incidents, ignition sources due to impact and friction, sparks are excluded.
Protection degree of IP 54 according to EN 60529 is achieved if certified cable glands or conduit
entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 68 according to EN 60529 is only achieved if certified cable glands or
conduit entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with
sealing washers or Loctite sealant added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable
.
glands
For group III (dust), electrostatic charging of the paint layer shall be avoided
ne 0 / EPL Ga, the transmitter must be installed such, that even in
For an ambient temperature exceeding 70 °C, heat resistant cables and cable glands suitable for at
least 90°C shall be used.
If the transmitter is physically connected to a possible source of heating or cooling, e.g. by
mounting to a process pipe or a temperature sensor, the temperature at the point of connection
shall be within the ambient temperature range as given in the certificate.
Cable entries and blanking elements shall be used that are suitable for the application and correctly
installed.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line
Applied screw terminal torque is max 0.4 Nm on all terminals.
Protection degree of IP 54 according to EN 60529 is achieved if certified cable glands or conduit
entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 68 according to EN 60529 is only achieved if certified cable glands or
conduit entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with
sealing washers or Loctite sealant added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable
glands.
For group III (dust), electrostatic charging of the paint layer shall be avoided
The transmitter is intended, either to be connected via a cable, or to be mounted directly onto a
temperature sensing probe.
Only ATEX/IECEx equipment certified sensors, suitable for the application and correctly installed,
may be mounted directly onto the Transmitter without additional certification of the combination.
If the transmitter is physically connected to a possible source of heating or cooling, e.g. by mounting
to a process pipe or a temperature sensor, the temperature at the point of connection shall be within
the ambient temperature range as given in the certificate. The sensor shall be suitable for use as
entry device on an Ex d enclosure and shall not add volume to the TXUN-FD enclosure. T
sensor must be in compliance with EN60079-1 / EN60079-31.
Unused cable entries must be sealed by the blanking elements 8550-xxx and 8551-xxx supplied with
the TXUN-FD or other Ex d and/or Ex
Only Ex d and/or Ex tb certified cable and cable glands shall be used that are suitable for the
application and correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 54 according to EN 60529 is achieved if Ex d certified cable glands or
conduit entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 68 according to EN 60529 is only achieved if Ex d certified cable glands or
conduit entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with sealing
washers or Loctite sealant added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable glands.
The display cover must be scre
putting into service. Do not open display cover until 30 minutes after disconnecting power to the
equipment allowing internal capacitors to discharge, or do not open display cover unless area is
known to be safe
For an ambient temperature exceeding 70 °C, heat resistant cables and cable glands suitable for at
least 90°C shall be used.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line.
When the process temperature range exceeds the service temperature range it shall be verified by
on-site temperature measurements, taking the worst case conditions into account, that the service
temperature does not exceed the range of the module.
For group III (dust), electrostatic charging of the paint layer shall be avoided
No modification to the enclosure is allowed by the customer except as mentioned in the manual or
installation drawing.
tb certified blanking elements suitable for the application. .
wed all the way in and the safety catch must be fastened before
For safe installation of TXUN-FD the following must be observed. The module shall only be installed by
qualified personnel who are familiar with the national and international laws, directives and
standards (IEC60079-14) that apply to this area.
Year of manufacture can be taken from the first two digits in the serial number.
The sensor circuit is not infallibly galvanic isolated from the supply output circuit. However, the
galvanic isolation between the circuits is capable of withstanding a test voltage of 500Vac during 1
minute.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line.
If the transmitter is physically connected to a possible source of heating or cooling, e.g. by
mounting to a process pipe or a temperature sensor, the temperature at the point of connection
shall be within the ambient temperature range as given in the certificate or in this manual.
Cable entries and blanking elements shall be used that are suitable for the application and correctly
installed.
For installalation of TXUN-FD in zo
the event of rare incidents, ignition sources due to impact and friction, sparks are excluded.
Protection degree of IP 54 according to IEC 60529 is achieved if certified cable glands or conduit
entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 68 according to IEC 60529 is only achieved if certified cable glands or
conduit entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with
sealing washers or Loctite sealant added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable
glands.
For group III (dust), electros
ne 0 / EPL Ga, the transmitter must be installed such, that even in
tatic charging of the paint layer shall be avoided.
For an ambient temperature exceeding 70°C, heat resistant cables and cable glands suitable for at
least 90°C shall be used.
If the transmitter is physically connected to a possible source of heating or cooling, e.g. by
mounting to a process pipe or a temperature sensor, the temperature at the point of connection
shall be within the ambient temperature range as given in the certificate.
Cable entries and blanking elements shall be used that are suitable for the application and correctly
installed.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line
Applied screw terminal torque is max 0.4 Nm on all terminals.
Protection degree of IP 54 according to EN 60529 is achieved if certified cable glands or conduit
entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 68 according to EN 60529 is only achieved if certified cable glands or
conduit entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with
sealing washers or Loctite sealant added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable
glands.
For group III (dust), electrostatic charging of the paint layer shall be avoided
The transmitter is intended, either to be connected via a cable, or to be mounted directly onto a temperature
sensing probe.
Only IECEx equipment certified sensors, suitable for the application and correctly installed, may be mounted
directly onto the Transmitter without additional certification of the combination.
If the transmitter is physically connected to a possible source of heating or cooling, e.g. by mounting to a
process pipe or a temperature sensor, the temperature at the point of connection shall be within the ambient
temperature range as given in the certificate. The sensor shall be suitable for use as entry device on an Ex d
enclosure and shall not add volume to the TXUN-FD enclosure. The t
with IEC60079-1/IEC60079-31
Unused cable entries must be sealed by the blanking elements 8550-xxx and 8551-xxx supplied with the
TXUN-FD or other Ex d and/or Ex tb c
Only Ex d and/or Ex tb certified cable and cable glands shall be used that are suitable for the application and
correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 54 according to IEC 60529 is achieved if Ex d certified cable glands or conduit entry
devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed.
Protection degree of IP 68 according to IEC 60529 is only achieved if Ex d certified cable gl
entry devices are used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with sealing washers or
Loctite sealant added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable glands.
The display cover must be screwed all the way in and the safety catch must be fastened before putting into
service. Do not open display cover until 30 minutes after disconnecting power to the equipment allowing
internal capacitors to discharge, or do not open display cover unless area is known to be safe
For an ambient temperature exceeding 70 °C, heat resistant cables and cable glands suitable for at least
90°C shall be used.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line.
When the process temperature range exceeds the service temperature range it shall be verified by on-site
temperature measurements, taking the worst case conditions into account, that the service temperature does
not exceed the range of the module.
For group III (dust), electrostatic charging of the paint layer shall be avoided
No modification to the enclosure is allowed by the customer except as mentioned in the manual or
installation drawing.
ertified blanking elements suitable for the application.
For safe installation of TXUN-FD the following must be observed. The module shall only be installed
by qualified personnel who are familiar with the national and international laws, directives and
standards that apply to this area.
Pour une mise en œuvre du TXUN-FD en toute sécurité, les préconisa
observées. Le module doit être mis en œuvre par du personnel qualifié familier avec les Lois,
Directives et Normes, nationales et internationales, qui s’appliquent à la zone d’installation.
Intrinsic safe installation:
Hazardous classified Location
Class I,II,II Division1 Groups, ABCDEFG
Class I, Zone 0, IIC, Zone 20
The Transmitter must be installed according to National Electrical Code (ANSI-NFPA 70) and shall be
installed with the enclosure, mounting, and spacing segregation requirement of the ultimate application.
Equipment that is FM-approved for intrinsic safety may be connected to barriers based on the ENTITY
CONCEPT. This concept permits interconnection of approved transmitters, meters and other devices in
combinations which have not been specifically examined by FM, provided that the agency's criteria are
met. The combination is then intrinsically safe, if the entity concept is acceptable to the authority having
jurisdiction over the installation.
The entity concept criteria are as follows:
ices, other than barriers, must not be a source of power.
The maximum voltage Ui(V
) and current Ii(I
MAX
), and maximum power Pi(Pmax), which the device can
MAX
receive and remain intrinsically safe, must be equal to or greater than the voltage (Uo or V
current (Io or I
or It) and the power Po which can be delivered by the barrier.
SC
The sum of the maximum unprotected capacitance (C
ing wiring must be less than the capacitance (C
) for each intrinsically device and the interconnect-
i
) which can be safely connected to the barrier.
a
The sum of the maximum unprotected inductance (L
wiring must be less than the inductance (L
) which can be safely connected to the barrier.
a
) for each intrinsically device and the interconnecting
i
The entity parameters Uo,V
or Vt and Io,ISC or It, and Ca and La for barriers are provided by the barrier
OC
manufacturer.
For Class II and Class III installations where rigid conduit is not used, seal cable entries against dust and
fibres using a NRTL listed cable gland fitting.
The enclosure must be installed such, that even in the event of rare incidents, ignition sources due to impact
and friction, sparks are excluded.
Unused cable entries must be sealed by approved sealing plugs.
Certified cable and cable glands shall be used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed or
the cables must be run in conduit.
For an ambient temperature exceeding 70 °C, heat resistant cables and cable glands suitable for at least
90°C shall be used.
For process temperatures above 85°C or below -20/-40°C installer must verify by measurements that the
service temperature of the TXUN-FD
The display cover must be screwed all the way in and the safety catch must be fastened before operation.
Protection degree of IP 66 or TYPE4X is only achieved if certified cable glands or conduit entry devices are
used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with sealing washers or Loctite sealant is
added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable glands.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line.
module is held within this range taking worst conditions into account.
The enclosure must be installed such, that even in the event of rare incidents, ignition sources due to impact and friction, sparks are excluded.
Unused cable entries must be sealed by approved sealing plugs.
Certified cable and cable glands shall be used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed or the cables must be run in conduit.
For an ambient temperature exceeding70 °C, heat resistant cables and cable glands suitable for at least 90°C shall be used.
For process temperatures above 85°C or below -20/-40°C installer must verify by measurements that the service temperature of the TXUN-FD
module is held within this range takingworst conditionsinto account.
The display cover must be screwed all the way in and the safety catch must be fastened beforeoperation.
Protection degree of IP 66 or TYPE4X is only achieved if certified cable glands or conduit entry devices are
used that are suitable for the application and correctly installed with sealing washers or Loctite sealant is added to the threads of the sensor, blanking elements and cable glands.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line.
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Warning.
Do not open display cover unless area is known to be safe.
For installation in Canada the following must be taken into account:
All openings for conduit and sensor connection must
For Class I Group A installation, conduit seal is required within 18 inches of the enclosure.
For Class I Zone I installation, conduit seal is required within 18 inches of the enclosure.
Attention.
Ne pas ouvrir le couvercle de l’afficheur tant que la zone n’est pas réputée non explosible.
Pour une mise en œuvre au Canada, les préconisations ci-dessous doivent être observées :
Toutes les ouvertures d’entrée process et connexion de capteur doivent être munies de filetage
NPT.
Pour une mise en œuvre en Classe I, Groupe A, des joints d’étanchéité doivent être mises en
place à moins de 18 pouces du boîtier.
Pour une mise en œuvre en Classe I, Zone I, des joints d’étanchéité doivent être mises en place à
moins de 18 pouces du boîtier.
For safe installation of TXUN-FD the following must be observed. The module shall only be installed by
qualified personnel who are familiar with the national and international laws, directives and
standards that apply to this area.
Warning
Substitution of components may impair intrinsic safety.
AVERTISSEMENT
LA SUBSTITUTION DE COMPOSANTS PEUT COMPROMETTRE LA SÉCURITÉ INTRINSÉQUE
The module must be installed according to the installation codes stipulated in the Canadian
Electrical Code (CEC) or for US the National Electrical Code (NEC).
6
+
5
4
3
TXUN-FD
1
2
Terminal: 1,2
-
TXUN-FD
Ui: 30 VDC
Ii: 120 mA
Pi: 0.84 W
Li: 0 μH
Ci: 2 nF
Non classified Location
The barrier must not
be connected to any
associated apparatus
which uses or
generates more than
250 VRMS
UM < 250V
Voc or Uo < Vmax or Ui
Isc or Io < Imax or Ii
Po < Pi
Ca or Co > Ci + Ccable
La or Lo > Li + Lcable
Para instalação segura do TXUN-FD o seguinte deve ser observado. O módulo deveser instalado,apenas por pessoas qualificadas as quais estão familiarizadas com as normas nacionais e internacionais, diretrizes epadrões (ABNT NBR IEC60079-14) que se aplicam a esta área.
The enclosure must be connected to the potential matching line
Unused cable entries must be sealed by the blanking elements supplied with the TXUN-FD or other Ex
certified blanking elements.
If the transmitter is physically connected to a possible source of heating or cooling, e.g. by
mounting to a process pipe or a temperature sensor, the temperature at the point of connection
shall be within the ambient temperature range as given in the certificate.
When the process temperature range exceeds the service temperature range it shall be verified by
on-site temperature measurements, taking the worst case conditions into account,
temperature does not exceed the range of the
For Class II, III, electrostatic charging of the paint layer shall be avoided.
No modification to the enclosure is allowed by the customer except as mentioned in the manual or
installation drawing.
Para instalação segura do TXUN-FD o seguinte deve ser observado. O módulo deve ser instalado,
apenas por pessoas qualificadas as quais estão familiarizadas com as normas nacionais e
internacionais, diretrizes e padrões (ABNT NBR IEC60079-14) que se aplicam a esta área.
Instruções de instalação gerais
O circuito do sensor não é infalivelmente galvânico-isolado do circuito de saída de alimentação.
Contudo, a isolação galvânica entre os circuitos é capaz de resistir a teste de tensão de 500Vac
durante 1 minuto.
Para o grupo III (poeiras), deve ser evitada a carga electrostática da camada de tinta.
O equipamento deve ser conectado à linha potencial correspondente
Se o transmissor estiver fisicamente conectado a uma possível fonte de calor ou resfriamento, por
exemplo, através da montagem de um tubo de processo ou sensor de temperatura, a temperatura
no ponto de conexão deve estar entre a faixa de temperatura ambiente determinada no certificado
ou neste manual.
As entradas dos cabos e elementos de supressão devem ser usadas adequadamente para
aplicação INMETRO, aprovada e instalada corretamente.
Para instalação TXUN-FD em zona 0
O transmissor deve ser instalado de modo que, mesmo em um evento raro de incidente, fontes de
ignição devido a impactos e fricção, faíscas sejam evitadas.
O grau de proteção do IP 54 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é alcançado se o certificado
prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entrada de conduíte são usados e adequad
instalados corretamente.
O grau de proteção do IP 68 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é apenas alcançado se o
certificado prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entrada de conduíte são usados e adequados para
aplicação e instalados corretamente com selos de vedação ou selante Loctite adicionados para as
linhas do sensor, elementos de supressão e prensa-cabos.
Para uma temperatura ambiente excedendo 70 ºC, cabos resistentes ao calor e prensa-cabos
adequados para pelo menos 90 ºC devem ser usados.
Se o transmissor estiver fisicamente conectado a uma possível fonte de calor ou resfriamento, por
exemplo, através da montagem de um tubo de processo ou sensor de temperatura, a temperatura
no ponto de conexão deve estar entre a faixa de temperatura ambiente determinada no certificado
ou neste manual.
As entradas dos cabos e elementos de supressão devem ser usadas adequadamente para a
aplicação e instaladas corretamente.
O equipamento deve ser conectado à linha potencial correspondente
O torque aplicado no terminal de parafusos é no máximo 0.4 Nm em todos os terminais.
O grau de proteção do IP 54 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é alcançado se o certificado
prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entrada de conduíte são usados e adequados para a aplicação e
instalados corretamente.
O grau de proteção do IP 68 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é apenas alcançado se o
certificado prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entrada de conduíte são usados e adequados para
aplicação e instalados corretamente com selos de vedação ou selante Loctite adicionados para as
linhas do sensor, elementos de supressão e prensa-cabos.
O transmissor é destinado, quer para ser ligado através de um cabo, ou pode ser montado directamente sobre uma sonda de detecção de temperatura. Sensores apenas INMETRO certificadas, apropriadas para a aplicação e instalado corretamente, pode ser montado diretamente sobreo transmissor sem certificação adicional da combinação.
Se o transmissor estiver fisicamente conectado a umapossível fonte de calor ou resfriamento, por exemplo, através da montagem de um tubo de processo ou sensor de temperatura, a temperatura noponto de conexão deve estar entre a faixa de temperatura ambiente dada no certificado. O sensor deve ser adequado para ser usado como entrada de equipamento no equipamento Ex d e nenhum volume deve ser adicionadono enclosure do TXUN-FD.
Entradas de cabos não utilizadas devem ser selados pelas elementosdebloqueio8550-xxx e8551-xxxfornecidos com o TXUN-FD ou seladas
pelo INMETRO aprovou elementos adequados para a aplicação.
Prensa-cabos e cabos devem ser INMETRO Ex d / tb aprovado, adequado para a aplicação e correctamente instalados
O Sensor / Sonda aplicado deve ser adequado para aaplicação, instalado corretamente, e deve ser certificado pelo INMETRO.
O grau de proteção do IP 54 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é alcançado se o certificado Ex de prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entradade conduíte são usadoseadequados para a aplicação e instalados corretamente.
O grau de proteção do IP 68 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é apenas alcançado se o certificado Ex de prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entrada de conduíte são usados e adequados para aplicação e instalados corretamente com selos de vedação ou selante Loctite adicionados para as linhas do sensor, elementos desupressão e prensa-cabos.
A tampa do display deve ser parafusada em todos os pontos e o fecho de segurança deve ser ajustado antes de colocá-lo em serviço. Não abraa tampa do display até 30 minutos depois de desconectar a alimentação a fim de permitir que oscapacitores internos descarreguem, ou nãoabra a tampa do display a menos que a área seja conhecida como segura.
Para uma temperatura ambiente que excede 70 ºC, cabos resistentes a aquecimento e prensa-cabos adequados para pelo menos 90 ºC devem ser usados.
O equipamento deve ser conectado em uma linha potencial correspondente.
Quando a faixa de temperatura do p
rocesso excede a faixa de temperatura deserviço ela deve ser verificada através de medições de temperatura no local, levando a pior condiçãoem conta, que a temperatura de serviço não exceda a faixa do módulo.
Para o grupo III (poeiras), deve ser evitada a carga electrostática da camada de tinta.
Nenhuma modificação no equipamento pelo cliente épermitida exceto o que é mencionado no manual ouno
desenho de instalação.
Instalação Ex tb, Ex d:
O transmissor é destinado, quer para ser ligado através de um cabo, ou pode ser montado directamente
sobre uma sonda de detecção de temperatura.
Sensores apenas INMETRO certificadas, apropriadas para a aplicação e instalado corretamente, pode ser
montado diretamente sobre o transmissor sem certificação adicional da combinação.
Se o transmissor estiver fisicamente conectado a uma possível fonte de calor ou resfriamento, por exemplo,
através da montagem de um tubo de processo ou sensor de temperatura, a temperatura no ponto de
conexão deve estar entre a faixa de temperatura ambiente dada no certificado. O sensor deve ser adequado
para ser usado como entrada de equipamento no equipamento Ex d e nenhum volume deve ser adicionado
no enclosure do TXUN-FD.
Entradas de cabos não utilizadas devem ser selados pelas elementos de bloqueio 8550-xxx e 8551-xxx
fornecidos com o TXUN-FD ou seladas
Prensa-cabos e cabos devem ser INMETRO Ex d / tb aprovado, adequado para a aplicação e
correctamente instalados
O Sensor / Sonda aplicado deve ser adequado para a aplicação, instalado corretamente, e deve ser
certificado pelo INMETRO.
O grau de proteção do IP 54 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é alcançado se o certificado Ex de
prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entrada de conduíte são usados e adequados para a aplicação e instalados
corretamente.
pelo INMETRO aprovou elementos adequados para a aplicação.
O transmissor é destinado, quer para ser ligado através de um cabo, ou pode ser montado directamente sobre uma sonda de detecção de temperatura. Sensores apenas INMETRO certificadas, apropriadas para a aplicação e instalado corretamente, pode ser montado diretamente sobreo transmissor sem certificação adicional da combinação.
Se o transmissor estiver fisicamente conectado a umapossível fonte de calor ou resfriamento, por exemplo, através da montagem de um tubo de processo ou sensor de temperatura, a temperatura noponto de conexão deve estar entre a faixa de temperatura ambiente dada no certificado. O sensor deve ser adequado para ser usado como entrada de equipamento no equipamento Ex d e nenhum volume deve ser adicionadono enclosure do TXUN-FD.
Entradas de cabos não utilizadas devem ser selados pelas elementosdebloqueio8550-xxx e8551-xxxfornecidos com o TXUN-FD ou seladas
pelo INMETRO aprovou elementos adequados para a aplicação.
Prensa-cabos e cabos devem ser INMETRO Ex d / tb aprovado, adequado para a aplicação e correctamente instalados
O Sensor / Sonda aplicado deve ser adequado para aaplicação, instalado corretamente, e deve ser certificado pelo INMETRO.
O grau de proteção do IP 54 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é alcançado se o certificado Ex de prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entradade conduíte são usadoseadequados para a aplicação e instalados corretamente.
O grau de proteção do IP 68 de acordo com a ABNT NBR IEC 60529 é apenas alcançado se o certificado
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O equipamento deve ser conectado em uma linha potencial correspondente.
Quando a faixa de temperatura do p
Para o grupo III (poeiras), deve ser evitada a carga electrostática da camada de tinta.
Nenhuma modificação no equipamento pelo cliente é permitida exceto o que é mencionado no manual ou no
Appendix
Ex de prensa-cabos ou dispositivos de entrada de conduíte são usados e adequados para aplicação e
instalados corretamente com selos de vedação ou selante Loctite adicionados para as linhas do sensor,
elementos de supressão e prensa-cabos.
A tampa do display deve ser parafusada em todos os pontos e o fecho de segurança deve ser ajustado
antes de colocá-lo em serviço. Não abra a tampa do display até 30 minutos depois de desconectar a
alimentação a fim de permitir que os capacitores internos descarreguem, ou não abra a tampa do display a
menos que a área seja conhecida como segura.
Para uma temperatura ambiente que excede 70 ºC, cabos resistentes a aquecimento e prensa-cabos
adequados para pelo menos 90 ºC devem ser usados.
verificada através de medições de temperatura no local, levando a pior condição em conta, que a
temperatura de serviço não exceda a faixa do módulo.
desenho de instalaçã
rocesso excede a faixa de temperatura de serviço ela deve ser
o.
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Document History
Document history
The following list provides notes concerning revisions of this document.
Rev. ID Date Notes
100 152 4 initial release of the product
101 15 3 0 FM installation drawing updated
Application drawing updated
102 1541 CSA, EU-RO marine, InMetro and NEPSI approvals
2 items added under accessories105 1634 New firmware - menu structure updated to enable PIN code access to menus
106 1651 FM installation drawing updated
107 1719 Version with stainless steel housing added
108 1750 Menu updated with display scaling option
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WARRANTY/DISCLAIMER
OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC. warrants this unit to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a
period of 13 months from date of purchase. OMEGA’s WARRANTY adds an additional one (1) month grace
period to the normal one (1) year product warranty to cover handling and shipping time. This ensures
that OMEGA’s customers receive maximum coverage on each product.
If the unit malfunctions, it must be returned to the factory for evaluation. OMEGA’s Customer Service
Department will issue an Authorized Return (AR) number immediately upon phone or written request.
Upon examination by OMEGA, if the unit is found to be defective, it will be repaired or replaced at
no charge. OMEGA’s WARRANTY does not apply to defects resulting from any action of the purchaser, including but not limited to mishandling, improper interfacing, operation outside of design limits,
improper repair, or unauthorized modification. This WARRANTY is VOID if the unit shows evidence of
having been tampered with or shows evidence of having been damaged as a result of excessive corrosion;
or current, heat, moisture or vibration; improper specification; misapplication; misuse or other operating
conditions outside of OMEGA’s control. Components in which wear is not warranted, include but are not
limited to contact points, fuses, and triacs.
OMEGA is pleased to offer suggestions on the use of its various products. However,
OMEGA neither assumes responsibility for any omissions or errors nor assumes liability for
any damages that result from the use of its products in accordance with information provided
by OMEGA, either verbal or written. OMEGA warrants only that the parts manufactured by the
company will be as specified and free of defects. OMEGA MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES OR
REPRESENTATIONS OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, EXCEPT THAT OF
TITLE, AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY
AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED. LIMITATION OF
LIABILITY: The remedies of purchaser set forth herein are exclusive, and the total liability of
OMEGA with respect to this order, whether based on contract, warranty, negligence,
indemnification, strict liability or otherwise, shall not exceed the purchase price of the
component upon which liability is based. In no event shall OMEGA be liable for
consequential, incidental or special damages.
CONDITIONS: Equipment sold by OMEGA is not intended to be used, nor shall it be used: (1) as a “Basic
Component” under 10 CFR 21 (NRC), used in or with any nuclear installation or activity; or (2) in medical
applications or used on humans. Should any Product(s) be used in or with any nuclear installation or
activity, medical application, used on humans, or misused in any way, OMEGA assumes no responsibility
as set forth in our basic WARRANTY/DISCLAIMER language, and, additionally, purchaser will indemnify
OMEGA and hold OMEGA harmless from any liability or damage whatsoever arising out of the use of the
Product(s) in such a manner.
RETURN REQUESTS/INQUIRIES
Direct all warranty and repair requests/inquiries to the OMEGA Customer Service Department. BEFORE
RETURNING ANY PRODUCT(S) TO OMEGA, PURCHASER MUST OBTAIN AN AUTHORIZED RETURN (AR)
NUMBER FROM OMEGA’S CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT (IN ORDER TO AVOID PROCESSING
DELAYS). The assigned AR number should then be marked on the outside of the return package and on any
correspondence.
The purchaser is responsible for shipping charges, freight, insurance and proper packaging to prevent
breakage in transit.
FOR WARRANTY RETURNS, please have the
following information available BEFORE contacting
OMEGA:
1. Purchase Order number under which the product
was PURCHASED,
2. Model and serial number of the product under
warranty, and
3. Repair instructions and/or specific problems
relative to the product.
OMEGA’s policy is to make running changes, not model changes, whenever an improvement is possible. This affords our
customers the latest in technology and engineering.
reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without the prior
written consent of OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC.
FOR NON-WARRANTY REPAIRS, consult
OMEGA for current repair charges. Have
the following information available BEFORE
contacting OMEGA:
1. Purchase Order number to cover the COST
of the repair,
2. Model and serial number of the product, and
3. Repair instructions and/or specific problems
relative to the product.