The OMEGAtransducer power supply, indicator and signal conditioner. The %
DIN standard size case of extruded aluminum protects againstRFI noise, heat dispersion and physical damage. The is styled for ease of reading and incorporates an intematronal face.
Analog Melt Pressure Transducer is a combination
6”:
240 degree meter
DP409
DP409
EMI
and
The DP409 is designed for use with an OMEGA pressure transducer or any4-169,
350 ohm wheatstone bridge strainpush-button allows for span adjustment w ile you adjust zero at zeropressure. The complete electronic assembly can be removed and/orreplaced from the front panel for convenient service and option selection.Options include dual setpoints and auxiliary outputs for recorders, remoteindicators or a computer interface. The dual the letter “A” shutdown sequence is initiated, therebprevent accidental shutdown, the act owill not actuate the alarm relays.
(DP409A),
can be used to give a warning before an actual
age transducer. A calibration
%
setpoint
reducing or avoiding downtime. To
Y
setting of the
option, designated by
setpoint
or calibration
SECTION 2 UNPACKING
Remove the Packing List and verify that all equipment has been received.there are any questions about the shipment, please call the OMEGACustomer Service Department at l-800-622-2378 or (203) 359-l 660.
U
onreceipt of shipment, inspect the container and equipment for any signs
P
damage. Take particular note of any evidence of rough handling in
otransit.Immediately report any damage to the shipping agent.
NOTE
claims
The canter will not honor anytheir examination. After examining and removing contents, save packingmaterial and carton in the event reshipment is necessary.
unless all shipping material is saved for
SECTION 3 PARTS OF THE MELT PRESSURE TRANSDUCER
3.1 FRONTFigure 3-1 shows the front of the indicator.
If
Figure 3-1. Front
of the indicator
1
DP409
KEY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
DESCRIPTION
l/4
DIN
Enclosure.
Large Analog Display with
pressure and control pressure to full-scale range.
Calibration adjust span for calibration pressure of transducer and to reset controlalarms when configured for manual reset.
Selector/Reset Toggle Switch.
Span Potentiometer.
conjunction with calibration/reset switch.
Zero Potentiometer. Used to raise/tower zero calibration point on
display.Access
access to internal DIP switches.
Screw.
Control 2 Potentiometer.
setpoint.Fa;Fti
Control l/Control 2 Selector Toggle Switch. Used to display andadjust Control 1 and Control 2 setpoints.
Ea;nt;
2 Alarm Indication LED. Lights when Control 2
1 Alarm Indication LED. Lights when Control 1
Outer case dimensions
240”
dial indication.
alarm
setpoints. Shows relation of operating
Used to raise/lower calibration pressure in
Unscrew to remove indicator from enclosure to gain
Used to raise/lower Control 2 alarm
Indicates operating
Used to display and
setpoint
setpoint
is
is
11
Control Potentiometer. Used to raise/tower Control 1 alarm setpoint.
3.2REAR
Figure 3-2 shows the rear of the indicator. Section 4.1 gives the descriptionof the terminals located on the rear.
-
COM
NO
oNma-
Figure
NC
+
3-2.
AC 110 220CASE
4-20 OUT NEU
+SlG-SlG+EX-
Rear of the Indicator
DP409
SECTION 4 INSTALLATION
DP409
The
metal structure. High heat or humid locations should be avoided. The outercase is designed for a slide the unit through the opening until it is flush against the front panel.Slide the two bars through the slots on the side of the unit until they are tightagainst the back of the panel. Secure bars with the two screws provided.
would normally be mounted in a control panel or other sheet
l/4
DIN panel cutout. Refer to Figure 4-1. To mount,
THE
DP409/DP409A
REQUIRES AT
-EASTSPACE
6%” OF FREE
BEHIND THE
CUT-OUT
DIMENSIONS
T
3.62”
91.95
mm
PANEL. REFER TO
FIGURE
8-l FOR
THE SIDE VIEW.
Figure 4-1. Cutout Dimensions
4.1 INSTALLATION
Compliance with local and national codes is recommended. Wiring shouldbe double checked before applying power. Power and signal leads shouldbe run separately, if possible, to prevent electrical interference. Therecorder output, except for the
‘+”
and
the
‘+” and
to the
WIRING
“R”
(4-20mA output) option, is connected to
y-n
Recorder Output Terminals. The
“-”
terminals
marked
“4-20
OUT”.
(4-20mA
“R”
output) is wired
3
Figure 4-2 shows the rear of the indicator and the table following explainsthe terminals.
-
i
NO COM NC +
4-20 OUT
AC 110 220CASE
GND
1
NO COM NC
@
Control 2 Relay Control 2 RelayControl 2 Relay 4-20mA4-20mA
Power SupplyPower Supply Power Supply
Recorder Output Recorder Output
-
AC neutral
-
11 OV AC input
-
220V AC input
RECORDER
@
OUTPUT
-
+ TRANSDUCER
‘1
u
‘1
11
‘1
+SIG-SIG+EX-EX
0
0.
Figure 4-2. Rear Terminal Assembly
DESCRIPTION
-
normally open
-
common
-
normally closed
-
positive (+) signal
(-)
-
negative
signal
Case Ground
Calibration SwitchCalibration Switch
4
-
for use with internal shunt transducers
-
for use with internal shunt transducers
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
Control 1 Relay
TS
-
normally open
DESCRIPTION
lDWFR
left
to
nbhtl
DP409
Control 1 Relay Control 1 Relay Voltage Recorder Output Voltage Recorder OutputTransducer
Transducer
Transducer Transducer
SECTION 5 ADJUSTMENTS
5.1
DESCRIPTION
All Wheatstone bridge type strain gages have some zero imbalance. Thissmall error can be potentiometer on the front panel. The zero should only be reset when zeropressure is being applied to the transducer. The zero adjustment changesthe offset or starting point for the indicator to correspond to zero pressure onthe transducer. The span adjustment changes the gain or slope of theamplifier to match the output curve of the transducer. Aor dead-weight tester can be used to check calibration.then be adjusted to give the desired output at a particular pressure. Mosttransducers are calibrated against an external shunt resistor. This shunt
resistor simulates an actual pressure input value. The value is normallymarked on the transducer itself. It would look like this: 30.1 k ohms, 8123
PSIG. This means that if an external resistor of 30.1 k ohms resistancewere placed between the excitation positive (+) wire and signal positive (+)wire an input sinal equivalent to 8123
signal positive +) and the signal negative
PROCEDURE
5.2
-
common
-
normally closed
(-)
-
negative
-
positive (+) signal
-
positive (+) signal connection (green)
(-)
-
negative
-
positive (+) excitation (red)
-
negative
?
signal connection (white)
(-)
excitation (black)
-
ZERO AND SPAN
vrrtually
eliminated by using the zero adjustment
signal
PSIG
will be simulated between the
(-)
wires.
ressure standard
P
he
span would
The following is a typical adjustment procedure:
ALL CALIBRATION ADJUSTMENTS
TRANSDUCERS UNDER NO LOAD AND AT OPERATING TEMPERATURE.
1.
Power the instrument.
2.
With zero pressure on the transducer, adjust the zero potentiometer toobtain a zero reading.
3.
Push and hold the calibration selector switch to the left while adjustingthe span potentiometer until the correct calibration pressure isobtained.
4.
Release the calibration switch and recheck the zero reading. If
incorrect, repeat Steps 2 through 4.
SHOULD BE PERFORMED WITH THE
DP409
5.
The electrical zero may be checked any time the transducer is at zeropressure. This may be necessary after heat-up to correct any thermalzero shift of the transducer.
NOTE
DO NOT CHANGE THE SPAN CALIBRATION WHEN THERE ISPRESSURE ON THE TRANSDUCER. IF THIS IS DONE, THEPRESSURE READING MAY
BE IN ERROR.
DP409A
-
5.3 ADJUSTMENTS
DP409A
The one relay to trigger an auxiliary alarm, corrective action can be taken beforemandatory shut-down is reached. The second relay circuit can then be used
for mandatory shut-down.
CONTROL 1
1.
Push and hold the control selector switch to the right.
2.
Adjust the Control 1 potentiometer until the desired control pressure is
displayed on the indicator.
3.
Release the selector toggle switch.
CONTROL 2
1.
Push and hold the control selector switch to the right.
2.
Adjust the Control 2 potentiometer until the desired control pressure isdisplayed on the indicator.
3.
Release the selector toggle switch.
SECTION 6 OPTION SWITCH SETTINGS
6.1 AMPLIFIER BOARD ON
Figure 6-1 shows the location of DS4 and DS5 on the Amplifier Board.
provides two separate setpoints circuits and relays. By using
CONTROL SETPOINTS
DP409/DP409A
El
pmml
DS5
I
ml
DS4
I
III
b
I
f-
Figure 6-1. Amplifier Board
6
DP409
.l
Transducer Sensitivity
6.1
Controlled by Switch 2 of
Dued
ble:
Therefore, Switch 1 is ON for Filter ON and Switch 2 is ON for and all the rest are OFF.Refer to the figure below.
or&~,&
(mV/V)
Filter
DS5
6.1.2 Calibration Shunt Resistor Switch
com&le
DS5-->DS5-->
DS5-->
Controlled by Switch 3 of Controlled by Switch 4 of Controlled by Switch 5 of
*
.
Dvnrsco
ale
A.
All switches are in the OFF position.
Switch DS5 (on Amplifier Board)
PI
-
mV/V
~2.5
DS5-->
ON: Transducer
shunt
DS5
200 k Cal
54.9 k Cal
30.1 k Calca
Refer to the figure below.
ON
oum
less than
1
Filter<2.5rnVN
23200 k ohm
54.9kohm
4530.1 k ohm
(on Amplifier Board)
..
DS5
~2.5
-
OFFmVN
3
5
mVN
~2.5
(OMEGA)
mVN.
i%~
;
o;pgq
3011
5
k ohm (OMEGA)
1 2 3 4 5
n Shunt Calibration Resistor 30.1 k
Therefore, Switch 5 is ON for 30.1 k ohm. Refer to the figure below.
DS5
111~1~1111~~11111111~~~~~~~~
I
Caj
DOWN:
ISCON POSITION IS UP -- OFF POSITION
111~11111~1111111111llllllll
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