SIL 107 Series, 107-12A User Manual

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MULTIPLIER
Type 107-12A
User Guide
Doc ref ud107-12a.vp Rev 3
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WARNING!
It is important that this guide is read and fully understood before attempting installation or commissioning of the instrument. Instructions appearing in this document, and current safety legislation, must be observed to ensure personal safety and to prevent damage to the instrument or equipment connected to it.
The instrument should be installed, commissioned and operated only by suitably qualified and authorised personnel.
Safety and EMC information
Safety: EN61010 -1 Immunity: EN50082-1 Emissions: EN50081-1 CE certified
The specifications for the instrument must not be exceeded. If the instrument is used in a manner not specified, the protection provided by the instrument may be compromised.
The instrument must be installed in an enclosure that provides adequate protection against electric shock.
Ensure that power to the instrument is switched off and signal wiring isolated from hazardous voltages before carrying out installation or maintenance.
The instrument is designed for installation in a clean, dry environment (Pollution degree 1).
Stroud Instruments Ltd strongly recommends that repairs and re-calibration work are done on a return to factory basis in order that our quality standards, product specifications and safety precautions are not compromised.
The instrument is double insulated
Note: Clean with a moist cloth - USE NO SOLVENTS.
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Installation
WARNING: Installation should be conducted by appropriately skilled and authorised personnel only.
WARNING: Ensure that power to the instrument is switched off and signal wiring isolated from hazardous voltages before carrying out installation.
WARNING: The instrument must be installed in an enclosure that provides adequate protection against electric shock.
Location
¨ The instrument is designed for
installation in a clean, dry environment
¨ Do not install near to switch gear,
motor controllers or other sources of strong magnetic fields.
¨ Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and
ensure the ambient temperature inside the enclosure that the unit is mounted in will not exceed our specification.
Plug in Module Retaining Screws
Optional DIN Clip
Dimensions in mm
Module height 95mm, units with dial 117mm
Fixing
107 Series Modules are designed to be fitted to any flat dry surface using two 4mm screws. Alternatively, by fitting an optional DIN clip, they may be clipped to a rail conforming to BS5584:1978, EN50 022, DIN46277-3. Grommets are provided on three sides of the base section and there are two rear entry knock outs in the bottom.
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Wiring and connections
Segregate power supply and signal
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wiring.
Use screened cable for all signal wiring
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with the screen earthed at instrument end only.
All connections should be made using
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ferrules. Screw terminals are provided - wire capacity 2 x 1.5mm
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Access to Terminals
WARNING: Ensure that power to the instrument is switched off and signal wiring isolated from hazardous voltages
Loosen the two module securing screws. Gently pull away the top section of the module from its base to expose the fixing points and wiring terminals. To refit the module, align the module edge connectors with the socket in the base and carefully press home. NB do not over tighten the module securing screws.
Input connections
Inputs are configured during manufacture to suit the application specified. A change in the type of input from voltage to current or vice versa will require a return to factory for re-configuration.
Voltage and mA
Output connections
Outputs are configured during manufacture to suit the application specified. A change in the type of output will require a return to factory for re-configuration.
Voltage and current
Current sink
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External voltage source
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Power supply connections
This instrument is supplied in one of two power supply versions.
a.1. AC mains supply: 110, 200, 220 or
240 VAC ±10% 50/60Hz; 5VA
b.2. DC supply: 12, 24 or 48V -10% to
+20%; 3.5W
WARNING: Check that the supply voltage on the data label (on side of instrument) is suitable for the application.
WARNING: Ferrules must be used for AC mains power wiring
Power supply wiring to the instrument should be protected by a suitable fuse and double pole switch - see below. The switch should be clearly marked as the isolating switch for the instrument.
AC Mains
Please note:
The unit cannot be changed by the user from one type of power supply version to another. This conversion can only be done on a return to factory basis.
Fuse replacement and supply voltage adjustments
Gaining access to power supply
WARNING: Switch off all supplies and
isolate signal and other wiring from dangerous voltages before proceeding.
(i) Remove plug-in module as described
in Access to Terminals in the Installation section.
(ii) The plate with the terminal
connections label can now be removed by easing apart the longer sides of the module to release the interlocking tongue and groove.
(iii) Note the location of the printed circuit board which must be replaced in the same position. Slide out the board.
DC supply
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Changing AC supply voltage
Mains powered units can be adapted for operation on 110V, 200V, 220V or 240V supplies. Fig 1 provides details of the required link settings which are effected by soldered tinned copper wire links.
WARNING: Links for 200V operation must be insulated with silicon rubber sleeving.
DC powered versions
The operating supply voltage on DC powered units cannot be changed by the user. This conversion can only be done on a return to factory basis.
Fuse replacement
The fuse holder is located at the edge of the circuit board and above the mains transformer or DC power unit.
Fuse size: 20mm x 5mm dia. Fuse ratings:
AC Supply - 100mA Quick Blow 12V/24V DC - 250mA Anti-surge 48V DC -100mA Anti-surge
Fig. 1 AC mains supply links
Re-assembly
Re-check your link selections. Replace the printed circuit board into the case ensuring that it is located in the slot under the LED indicator window. Replace the bottom plate by first engaging the side with the two tongues into the slots in the case and then press the plate home to engage the side with the single tongue. Plug the reassembled module into the base section and secure with the two captive screws provided - do not overtighten.
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SPECIFICATION
INPUTS
0-10 mA into 100 ohms 0-20 mA into 50 ohms 4-20 mA into 62.5 ohms 0-5v into greater than 1 M ohms 1-5v into greater than 1 M ohms
OUTPUTS
0-10 mA into 2000 (5000) ohms max 0-20 mA into 1000 (2500) ohms max 4-20 mA into 1000 (2500) ohms max 0-5v into 500 ohms min 1-5v into 500 ohms min Current Sink 4-20mA @ 50 Volts max.
FUNCTION
Output = (A + a) (B + b) x k + c, where A and B are inputs and a, b, c and k are constants.
CALIBRATED ACCURACY
Set at 100% to be within ± 0.2% FSD.
LINEARITY ERROR
≤ ± 0.4% FSD.
SUPPRESSION/ELEVATION ERROR
≤ ± 0.1% FSD.
OUTPUT RIPPLE
≤ 0.1% (Peak to Peak) of FSD.
LOAD RESISTANCE EFFECT
≤ 0.001% of span/100 ohms change.
ISOLATION
The inputs and output are not isolated from each other, but are isolated from the power supply.
STABILITY
Over 24 hrs ± 0.05% FSD. Over 1 year ± 0.1% FSD.
INTERFERENCE REJECTION
Filtering is incorporated to reject R.F. and other industrial noise.
SERIES MODE REJECTION
< 0.2% error for 50 Hz RMS Signal equal to 50% span
figures in
⎫
brackets
⎬ ⎭
are options
INPUT OVER-RANGE PROTECTION
250 volts RMS or DC (voltage inputs only)
TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENTS
Zero: ± 0.02% span/°C Span: ± 0.02% span/°C
TEMPERATURE RANGE
Operating: -10°C to + 60°C Storage: -20°C to + 70°C
SUPPLY VOLTAGE REJECTION
Output change < 0.01% span/% supply change.
POWER SUPPLY AC versions: 110, 220, 240V ± 10%
50/60Hz 5VA Fuse (internal) 100mA quick-blow (20 x 5mm) DC versions: 12, 24, 48V -10% +20% 3.5W Fuse (internal) 250mA anti-surge (20 x 5mm)
ENCLOSURE DETAILS
Base: Phenol (black) Cover: Polystyrol (light grey) Protection: IP40
SAFETY & EMC
Safety: EN61010-1 Immunity: EN50082-1 Emissions: EN50081-1 CE certified
WEIGHT
Approximately 0.5 kg
Continuous development may necessitate changes in these details without notice.
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