VEGA BAR25 User Manual

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Operating Instructions
VEGABAR 25
87654321
+ -
-
DISPLAY
4 ¼ 20 mA
+
VEGADIS 10
Level and Pressure
0 - 20 bar
p
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Safety information

Safety information
The described module must only be installed and operated as described in these operating instructions. Please note that other action can cause damage for which VEGA does not take responsibility.
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Note Ex-area

Please note the approval documents attached (yellow binder), and especially the safety data sheet included.
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Contents
Contents
Safety information ........................................................................ 2
Note Ex-area ................................................................................ 2
1 Product description
1.1 Function and configuration .................................................. 4
1.2 Self-monitoring ..................................................................... 4
1.3 Technical data....................................................................... 5
1.4 Approvals ............................................................................. 8
1.5 Dimensions ........................................................................... 9
2 Mounting................................................................................... 11
3 Electrical connection
3.1 Connection information ...................................................... 11
3.2 Connection plan ................................................................. 12
3.3 Connection examples ........................................................ 13
4 Set-up
4.1 Adjustment of the basic functions .................................... 14
4.2 Menu-guided adjustment with additional functions ......... 15
4.3 Indicating module ............................................................... 20
5 Diagnosis
5.1 Maintenance ....................................................................... 21
5.2 Failure removal ................................................................... 21
6 Instrument modification
6.1 Interchanging adjustment modules .................................. 23
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1 Product description

Product description

1.1 Function and configuration

The VEGABAR 25 process pressure trans­mitters are efficient instruments for process pressure measurement. The dry CERTEC metal-capacitive measuring cell is used as a pressure sensor element. The process pres­sure causes a capacitance change within the measuring cell via the diaphragm. This ca­pacitance change is detected by an ASIC (application specific integrated circuit) and converted into a pressure proportional signal by an integral oscillator with microcomputer. Precise digital processing of measured data with highest resolution ensures excellent technical data.
The oscillator is powered by a separate VEGA-signal conditioning instrument, a stabi­lised power supply unit or a PLC (active input). After the adjustment, a standardised current signal of 4 … 20 mA is available which can be displayed (e.g. in PLC-sys­tems) or further processed.
Four versions are available for adjustment:
- adjustment module directly on VEGABAR
- adjustment module in external housing (VEGADIS 10)
- via PC with adjustment software (see manual “VEGA Visual Operating (VVO)“)
- in the control room on the signal condi­tioning instrument
®

1.2 Self-monitoring

Important electronic components are checked for their function, while internal pa­rameters, such as sensor value, temperature and operating voltage, are monitored to in­crease reliability.
If failures or malfunctions are detected during these routines, a fault signal is triggered via the 4 … 20 mA-output (current jump to 3,6 mA or 22 mA).
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Product description

1.3 Technical data

Mechanical data
Materials, wetted parts
Process connection stainless steel 1.4571 Diaphragm Duratherm 600 (highly corrosion-resistant stain
Materials, non-wetted parts
Housing high resistance plastic PBT (Polyester) Earth terminal stainless steel 1.4305 Indicating module window glass
Weight
VEGABAR approx. 0,5 … 8 kg (dependent on process
Adjustment and indicating elements
Adjustment of the basic functions 2 keys, 1 rotating switch Menu-guided adjustment with additional function
- adjustment elements 4 keys
- indicating elements DOT-matrix display, 3 lines with 7 figures each Indicating module LC-display with
less steel)
connection)
- bar graph (20 segments)
- digital value (4-digit)
- tendency indicators for raising or lowering values
Electrical data
Connection
Cable entry PG 13,5 (for cable-ø 5 … 10 mm) Screw terminals for conductor cross-sections of up to
Protective measures
Protection
1)
Protection class III Overvoltage category III
CE-conformity
VEGABAR 25 corresponds to the requirements of EMC (89/336/EWG) and NSR (73/23/EWG). The conformity has been judged acc. to the following standards: EMC Emission EN 50 081 - 1: 1992
Susceptibility EN 50 082 - 2: 1995
NSR EN 61 010 - 1: 1993
1)
Use of a suitable seal for the cable in the PG is necessary for maintaining the housing protection. If the seal used does not fit the cable, it should be replaced by a suitable one.
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2,5 mm
IP 65
2
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NAMUR-regulations
The NAMUR-regulations NE 21, May 1993 are met.
Supply and signal circuit
Supply voltage 12 … 36 V DC Permissible residual ripple USS - 1 V Output signal
- range 3,8 … 20,5 mA
- resolution 6 µA Current limitation approx. 22 mA Fault signal 22 mA (3,6 mA) Integration time 0 … 10 s adjustable Average delay time 150 ms Connection cable 2-wire Max. permissible load dependent on supply voltage
(see load diagram)
1000
750
in Ohm
500
total
250
Load RL
0
12
18 24 30 36
Voltage of the external energy UH in Volts
Product description
Indicating and adjustment circuit
For connection to VEGADIS 10 and/or the indicating module Data transmission digital Connection cable 4-wire (standard cable) Cable length max. 25 m
Transmission reaction
Measuring ranges
Zero -20 % … +95 % adjustable of nominal range Span 3,3 % … 120 % adjustable of nominal range Turn up up to +95 % Turn down up to 1 : 30 Recommended turn down: Accuracy class 0,25 up to 1 : 5 Accuracy class 0,1 up to 1 : 10
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Product description
Measuring ranges
Nominal range Gauge pressure Low pressure
resistance
1)
resistance 0 … 0,1 bar 10 bar -0,1 bar 0 … 0,2 bar 15 bar -0,2 bar 0 … 0,4 bar 20 bar -0,4 bar 0 … 1,0 bar 25 bar -1,0 bar 0 … 2,5 bar 35 bar -1,0 bar 0 … 5,0 bar 45 bar -1,0 bar 0 … 10,0 bar 60 bar -1,0 bar 0 … 20,0 bar 90 bar -1,0 bar
-0,5 … +0,5 bar 25 bar -1,0 bar
-1,0 … +0,0 bar 25 bar -1,0 bar
-1,0 … +1,5 bar 35 bar -1,0 bar
-1,0 … +4,0 bar 45 bar -1,0 bar
-1,0 … +10,0 bar 60 bar -1,0 bar
-1,0 … +20,0 bar 90 bar -1,0 bar
Accuracy (similar to DIN 16 086, DIN V 19 259 - 1 and IEC 770)
Deviation
Reference conditions (acc. to IEC 770)
- temperature 18°C … 30°C rel. humidity
- air pressure 860 kPa … 1060 kPa Deviation in characteristics limit point adjustment acc. to DIN 16 086 Characteristics linear Deviation of characteristics
- accuracy class 0,25 < 0,25 %
- accuracy class 0,1 < 0,1 % Hysteresis Repeatability
2)
2)
2)
< 0,05 %
< 0,05 %
Influence of the ambient temperature
Average temperature coefficient of the zero signal
2) 3)
- accuracy class 0,25 < 0,15 %/10 K
- accuracy class 0,1 < 0,05 %/10 K
1)
Note nominal pressure stage of the process connection!
2)
Relating to the nominal pressure.
3)
In compensated temperature range of 0°C … 80°C, reference temperature 20°C.
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Product description
Long-term stability
Long-term drift of the zero signal
1) 2)
< 0,25 %
Other actuating variables
Calibration position standing, diaphragm pointing downwards Influence of the installation position < 5 mbar Vibration resistance mechanical vibrations with 4 g and
5 … 100 Hz, tested acc. to the regulations of German Lloyd GL-characteristics 2
Operating conditions
Product
Aggregate condition gas, steam, liquid up to high viscosity
also abrasive and aggressive with suitable material selection of wetted parts acc. to order code
Ambient conditions
Ambient temperature -40°C … +85°C
- indicating module -20°C … +70°C Storage and transport temperature -40°C … +85°C Product temperature -40°C … +100°C

1.4 Approvals

StEx Zone 10 Ship approval CENELEC EEx ia IIC A TEX II 1G EEx ia IIC and WHG A TEX II 1G EEX ia IIC and ship approval DVGW (applied)
If the use of approved instruments is required for certain applications, the appropriate legal documents (test reports, test certificates and conformity certificates) must be observed. These are supplied with the appropriate instrument.
1)
Relating to the nominal range.
2)
Acc. to IEC 770, item 6.1.2 relating to the nominal range.
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Product description
1.5 Dimensions
Housing
Flat seal
without indicating module with indicating module
85
~76
18
60
SW 60
3
58
25
G 11/2 A
ø55
GG GN
Option: Test adapter for connection to a pressure calibrator
Earth connection
58
25
28
Pg 13,5
SW 60
52
11/2" NPT
Options:
21
M44 x 1,25
BA / BB
ø60
SW 46
Pressure screw M44 x 1,25
O-ring seal
PTFE-flat seal
Welded socket
Welding dummy and blind stopper
Option: Test adapter for connec­tion to a pressure calibrator
Process connection:
Thread
Order Version Seal code (PTFE in production program with exceptions)
GG G 11/2 A, stst 1.4571, PN 40 Flat seal 48 x 55 x 2, Klinger C-4400 GN Thread 11/2"-NPT, 1.4571, PN 40 –– BA / BB M44 x 1,25 with pressure screw O-ring seal 40 x 2, Viton
Alu 3.1645, PN 25 / stst 1.4571, PN 40 Flat seal 36,5 x 40,7 x 0,8 PTFE
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(axial additional seal)
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Process connections
Compression nut acc. to DIN 11 851
Product description
58
d5
d10
RA / RB
d1
c
d12
Welded socket acc. to DIN 11 851
58
Flat seal
18
3
Seal ring acc. to DIN 11 8 51
ø65,8
ø84
ø105
AA
ø125
Mounting boss
58
Rd 65 x 1/6
40
Welded socket
4xM10
ø78
LA
ø80
Clamp-seal
O-ring seal
58
21,5
Clamp­mounting boss
ø64
CA
ø47,8
ø50,8
58
O-ring seal
40
ø72 ø90
LB
ø90
ø80
Mounting boss
Seal
20
58
ø64 ø84
O-ring seal
6xM6
58
ø48
ø100
PA
ø82
ø165
TA
4xM8
Bolting acc. to DIN 11 851
Order Nominal size Welded socket Thread acc. to Compression Seal ring code cd1d12DIN 405, part 1 d5nut d
RA DN 40 PN 25 3 3 38 43 Rd 65 x 1/ RB DN 50 PN 25 3 5 50 55 Rd 78 x 1/
6 6
78 DN 40 NBR 92 DN 50 NBR
DIN 11 851
10
Further connections
Order code Version Seal (in production program)
LA hygienic connection with compression nut F40, PN 25 O-ring seal 40 x 5 EPDM LB hygienic connection with tension flange DN 32, PN 25 O-ring seal 40 x 5 EPDM PA APV connection flange, PN 25 TA Tuchenhagen Varivent, PN 10 O-ring seal 60 x 3 EPDM AA DRD, PN 40 Flat seal 50 x 66 x 1 PTFE CA TRI-Clamp 2", PN 10 Clamp seal 2" EPDM
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Mounting, electrical connection
2 Mounting
VEGABAR can be mounted in any position. Cable entries must point downwards to avoid humidity ingress. For this purpose the hous­ing can be rotated by 330° in relation to the mounting part.
A seal, appropriate for the connection, must be used for mounting. This seal is either supplied with VEGABAR or must be provided by the customer.
Compensation of the atmospheric pressure
The atmospheric pressure of instruments used for overpressure measurements is compensated via a breather facility inte­grated in the housing.
3 Electrical connection
3.1 Connection information
The electronics in VEGABAR 25 require a power supply of 12 … 36 V DC. It is pro­vided in two-wire technology, i.e. supply voltage and current signal are led to the terminals via the same two-wire connection cable.
This external energy is provided via a sepa­rate power supply unit:
- power supply unit, e.g. VEGASTAB 690
- processing unit with integral DC-current source (e.g. active PLC-input)
- VEGAMET or VEGADIS 371
Note that the external energy source is reli­ably separated from the mains circuits acc. to DIN VDE 0106, part 101. The above-men­tioned VEGA-instruments meet this require­ment, and protection class III is therefore ensured.
The external energy source must supply a terminal voltage of at least 12 V to the trans­mitter. The actual terminal voltage on the transmitter depends on the following factors:
- output voltage of the external energy source under nominal load,
- electrical resistors of the connected instru­ments in the circuit (see connected instru­ments, load resistor).
Note the following instructions for electrical connection:
- Connection must be made acc. to the spe­cific installation standards (e.g. in Germany according to the VDE-regulations).
- Terminal voltage must not exceed 36 V to avoid damage to the electronics.
- Electrical connection is provided with re­verse polarity protection.
- The wiring between VEGABAR and the power supply can be carried out using standard two-wire cable.
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Electrical connection
- Screened cable is recommended if strong electromagnetic interference is expected. The screening must be earthed at the sensor end.
- If overvoltages are expected, we recom­mend the installation of VEGA-overvoltage arresters.
- In the PG a seal must be used which fits to the cable.
3.2 Connection plan
Note:
A current meter for local control of the output current can be connected to terminals 1 and 3. This measurement can be made during operation without interrupting the supply cable.
VEGABAR
VEGABAR (with or without indication)
Current meter for local control
1)
Earth
1
8 76532
rd wt vio or
+
Supply voltage 12 … 36 V DC 4 … 20 mA
1)
If screened cable is used, the screen must be connected to earth in the terminal box on one side and the
0 - 20 bar
earth terminal must be earthed outside on the housing according to regulations. The terminals are connected each other in the housing.
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Electrical connection
3.3 Connection examples
Supply via power supply unit
Processing is carried out using an indicating instrument.
Current meter for local control
+ ––
1 2 3
VEGABAR terminals
Supply via a signal conditioning instrument
Standard circuit for basic module with analogue output (not standardised).
Current meter for local control
+––
1 2 3
VEGABAR terminals
analogue / digital indicat­ing instrument
Power supply unit
~
+
Signal conditioning instrument
0/4…20 mA
DISBUS
!
Supply via a PLC with active input circuit
Processing is carried out via a PLC with active input circuit.
Current meter for local control
+––
1 2 3
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VEGABAR terminals
PLC
PLC
+
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4 Set-up
Set-up
Electrical connection and set-up can be sim­plified by temporarily mounting the cover or indicating module on VEGABAR or laterally displaced downwards.
VEGABAR
+ ­4¼ 20 mA
12¼ 36 V DC E12
0 - 20 bar
OK
87654321
-
DISPLAY
+
VEGADIS 10
Loosely tighten screws
Indicating module
4.1 Adjustment of the basic
functions
Adjustment elements
Rotating switch: Choose required function
Key +: Change
OPERATE t
i
ZERO SPAN
Adjustment system
• Select the required function with the rotat-
ing switch.
• Change the value with keys “+“- and “–“.
• Reset rotating switch to OPERATE, the
adjusted values are transferred to the EEPROM-memory. They remain there even on voltage loss.
value (raising)
Key –: Change value (falling)
Adjustment
For adjustment of zero and span, a current meter must be connected to terminals 1 and
3. The measured value is identical with the output current.
1 Adjustment of zero
(e.g. process pressure zero or empty vessel)
• Set rotating switch to zero
• By pushing the “+“ and “–“-keys simultane-
ously, the current jumps directly to 4 mA or
set it to 4 mA by pushing the “+“ and “–“-
keys
Adjustment range of zero:
-20 % … +95 % of the nominal measuring range (corresponds to turn up of up to +95 %)
2 Adjustment of span
(e.g. process pressure or vessel level maximum)
• Set rotating switch to span
• By pushing the “+“ and “–“-keys simultane-
ously, the current jumps directly to 20 mA
or set it to 20 mA by pushing the “+“ and “– “-keys
Adjustment range of span: 3,3 % … 120 % of the nominal measuring range (corresponds to turn down 1 : 30)
Note:
- A modification of zero does not influence the span.
- It is also possible to adjust currents for partial fillings or partial pressures, e.g. 8 mA for 25 % and 16 mA for 75 %. VEGA­BAR automatically calculates the current values for 0 % or 100 % (only possible with ³ 3,3 %).
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Set-up
Integration time
An integration time ti of 0 … 10 s can be ad­justed for damping pressure shocks.
Procedure
• Set rotating switch to t
• By pushing the “-“-key 10-times, ensure
i
first of all that the integration time is set to 0 s
• Push the “+“-key once for every 1 s inte-
gration time required
The integration time is the time required by the current output signal to reach 90 % of the actual level after a step change of the proc­ess pressure.
4.2 Menu-guided adjustment with additional functions
The adjustment with the multiple function module is menu orientated and is made via the four keys in conjunction with the text display. The move from the measured value indication to the main menu is made with the
“OK“-key. Use the “® “-key to change from
one menu point to an other within the menu.
Branches
A branching is shown by the symbol and enables a jump to the menu below with the
“OK“-key. In this menu you can find param-
eters which are linked (possibly in other submenus).
Parameters have no or symbol. The value of the parameters can be modified with
the “+“ and “–“-keys or chosen from the list.
When these buttons are pushed once, the value flashes first. When pushed again, the value is modified. The modified value can be
saved with the “OK“-key. Push the “®“-key to
interrupt input (without storing the modifica­tion).
Certain parameters can only be indicated and their values cannot be modified.
Reset
A reset is shown by the symbol and ena-
bles a jump to the menu above with the “OK“-
key.
Automatic reset to measured value indication is triggered 60 minutes after having last pushed a key.
Adjustment elements
Indication of:
- measured value
- functions in menu
Jump to the menu below
with OK-key
D Reset to the menu above
with OK-key
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Dependent on the param­eter, change value (raising) or choose from list
+
OPERATE
3.00
mbar
Dependent on the param­eter, change value (lower­ing) or choose from list
Choose menu point or inter­rupt input
OK
Acc. to the menu point, save the adjusted value or change the menu level
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Menu plan
Set-up
Operate
0,2
mbar
Ad-
just-
ment
Adjust
with
press.
Measured value indication
Calcu-
lation
ti
1
s
Adust
without
press
Unit
0,0
mbar
psi kPa
Unit
0,0
mbar
psi kPa % Scal. mA
Escape
Offset
correc-
tion
Offset
corr. OK?
Sensor
unpres-
surized?
Output
Current
output
4-20mA
20-4mA
Scaling
indica-
tion
0%=
0
Zero
0,0
mbar
Fault
signal
22mA
3,6mA
Escape
100%=
1000
Span
100,0
mbar
Escape
Decimal
point
888,8
Escape
Escape
Simula-
tion
Sim.
xx,x
mbar
Zero
4,000
mA
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Span
4,000
mA
Escape
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Set-up
Addi-
tional
functiion
Sensor
data
Escape
Lan-
guage
Lan-
guage
English
Reset
Reset OK ?
Escape
Deutsch Franc. Ital. Español
Herst.
Date
49.98
1)
By pushing the “+“ and “–“-keys together, the min.
1)
P min
-0,3
mbar
Reset
Now!
OK ?
P max
150
mbar
1) 1) 1)
Temp.
30,7
°C
and max. values can be reset to the actual value.
Use the arrow key, to move to the right in the menu plan.
T min
23,5
°C
T max
36,2
°C
Diagno-
stic no.
- - -
Escape
Adjust
with
press.
Escape
Scaling
indica-
tion
In menu points with these symbols you can move to the
bottom or top with the “OK“-key.
Light grey menu points are only displayed if necessary (dependent on the instrument version).
Span
100,0
mbar
Lan-
guage
English
Deutsch Franc. Ital. Español
In white letters you see the parameters
which can be modified with the “+“ or “–“-key and saved with the “OK“-key.
Sensor and measured value informa­tion which cannot be modified in these positions are in itallics.
List These options can be chosen with the
“+“ or “–“-key and saved with the “OK“-key.
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Set-up
Adjustment taking the current pres­sure into account (live adjustment)
Live adjustment comprises two steps: 1 Adjustment of zero 2 Adjustment of span
The appropriate output current is displayed via the DOT-matrix.
1 Adjustment of zero
(e.g. process pressure zero or vessel empty)
Set the current value to 4,000 mA
Zero
4,000
with the “+“ or “–“-key. Then push
mA
the “OK“-key.
2 Adjustment of span
(e.g. process pressure or vessel level max.)
Set the current value to 20,000 mA
Span
20,000
with the “+“ or “–“-key. Then push
mA
the “OK“-key.
Note:
- A modification of zero does not influence the adjusted span.
- “+“ and “–“ are pushed simultaneously for
standard adjustment of zero/span. The value jumps directly to 4 mA/20 mA.
- In the case of a high turn down the “+“ and “-“-key should generally be pressed simul-
taneously due to the resolution.
- When pushing the “+“ or “–“-keys individu-
ally, the output current remains at the last value, it takes on the adjusted value only
after storing with the “OK“-key.
- It is also possible to adjust currents for partial fillings or partial pressures, e.g. 8 mA for 25 % and 16 mA for 75 %. Then VEGABAR automatically calculates the current values for 0 % or 100 % (only pos­sible with >3,3 %).
Adjustment without taking the current pressure into account (dry adjustment)
Adjustment without pressure comprises four steps: 1 Selection of the unit in which the adjustment
is to be carried out 2 Offset correction 3 Adjustment of zero 4 Adjustment of span
The offset correction (only with overpressure) defines the reference basis for the measure­ment. It can be carried out:
- before or after the adjustment of zero and
span
- before or after installation of VEGABAR.
VEGABAR must be unpressurised when the offset correction is carried out!
Adjustment without pressure can be carried out assembled or unassembled (e.g. work­room). A currently existing pressure has no significance for the adjustment.
1 Enquiry of the unit
Choose the unit with the “+“ or “–“.
Adjust
without
2 Adjustment of zero
mbar
4 Adjustment of span
Span
100,0
mbar
Save the selected unit with the
press.
“OK“-key.
Unit
0,0
mbar
psi kPa
Adjust zero with the “+“ or “–“-key
Zero
0,0
and save with the “OK“-key.
Adjust span with the “+“ or “–“-key and save with the “OK“-key.
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Set-up
Note:
- A modification of zero does not influence the adjusted span.
- By pushing the “+“ and “–“-keys the output
current remains on the last value, after
saving with the “OK“-key, the output cur-
rent takes on the adjusted value.
Evaluation
Adjustment of the integration time
ti
An integration time ti of 0 s … 10 s
1
can be adjusted with the “+“ or “–“-
s
adjusted value can be saved with the “OK“-
key.
Selection of the unit
Scaling
key to damp pressure shocks. The
The actual measured pressure is
Unit
0,0
displayed on the DOT-matrix in the
mbar
measured value indication. The
psi
appropriate unit can be chosen
kPa
from a list with the “+“ or “–“-key
%
and the “OK“-key. When choosing
scal.
the unit “Scal.“ the following menu
mA
points are available.
Bar graph and digital value relate to the ad­justed measuring range and change propor­tionally to the current output. Digital values < –10 % or > 110 % are displayed as flash­ing figures.
As a result of scaling, the 4 mA or 20 mA user-specific current output values are as­signed to the indicating module as 4-figure digital values.
Outputs
Current output/Selection of the character­istics
The current output provides the actual meas­ured pressure as an analogue current signal 4 … 20 mA depending on the adjustment.
The characteristics can also be
Current
output
inverted, i.e. adjusted to 20 ... 4 mA
4-20mA
with the “+“ or “–“-key and the
20-4mA
“OK“-key.
Fault signal
The fault signal is triggered via the current output if during continuous self-monitoring, failures, damage or interference in the mea­suring cell or the electronics are detected, .
In operating condition the actual measured pressure is displayed on the indicating mod­ule:
- as a bar graph with 20 segments
3,6mA
You choose whether the failure
Fautl
signal
current should be 22 mA or 3,6 mA
22mA
with the “+“ or “–“-key and the “OK“-key .
- as a 4-digit digital value.
Scaling
indica-
tion
0%=
0
100%=
1000
Decimal
point
888,8
Escape
Simulation
You can adjust with the “+“ or “–“-
Simula-
tion
key an individual pressure or %­value to check the outputs of VEGA­BAR and connected components.
Sim.
The adjusted value flashes with
xx,x
activated simulation. The simulation
mbar
can be finished with the “OK“-key.
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Set-up
Additional functions
Sensor data
Important sensor data can be indicated via the DOT-matrix for information and diagnosis purposes:
- manufacturing date
- pointer function (p
- pointer function (p
- actual temperature value (Temp)
- pointer function (T
- pointer function (T
- diagnosis number
Addi-
tional
function
Sensor
data
Prod.
P min
Date
49.98
1)
The min. and max.-values can be set to the actual
value by pushing the “+“ and “–“-keys simultane-
ously.
P max
-0,3
mbar
1)
1) 1) 1)
150
mbar
min
max
min
max
Temp.
)
)
)
)
30,7
°C
T min
23,5
°C
T max
36,2
°C
Diagno-
stic no.
- - -
Reset
The reset function deletes the ad-
Reset
justed values and resets the param­eters to the default values. The adjustment data again correspond
Reset
to the nominal measuring range.
OK ?
Reset
Now!
OK ?
4.3 Indicating module
Digital value
- 4 digits and decimal point
- with single range and basic function mod­ule fixed indication range in bar
- the multiple function module can be indi­vidually scaled.
Connection is made acc. to the scheme in the
“Electrical connection“ section.
Tendency indication
Language
Lan-
guage
VEGABAR is adjusted to the order language as default. The lan­guages German, English, Italian or
Bargraph
Digital value
Spanish can be chosen with the
“+“ or “–“-key and the “OK“-key.
Lan-
guage
English
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Diagnosis
5 Diagnosis
5.1 Maintenance
VEGABAR process pressure transmitters are maintenance free.
5.2 Failure removal
Fault signals
VEGABAR provides high reliability with its self-test and continuous self-monitoring. If however malfunctions occur, VEGABAR diag­nosis distinguishes between atypical proc­ess conditions and faults in the VEGABAR.
Atypical process conditions
Exceeding or not reaching the measuring range limits (fault signal extinguishes when the value is again in the measuring range).
Failure in VEGABAR
Failure in the electronics, interferences or damages in the measuring cell.
The following table assists in analysing the fault signals.
Reason Fault signal via
Clearly “OPERATE Bargraph 0 % outside ???? or 100 % Current measuring bar“, Digital value value range no adjust- flashes, tendency 3,6 mA
Overload Bargraph 0 % range or 100 %, of the for digital value measuring four segments cell flash
Failure in “Defect “, all segments VEGABAR no adjust- flash
DOT-matrix Bar graph Current
indication or possible active >21,6 mA
ment possible, no measuring function
Digital indication output
On instruments with menu-guided adjustment with additional functions, possible reasons are displayed under the menu point “Diagno­sis no.“ in case of failure.
Diagnosis no. Meaning
1 No frequency from C/f-converter 2 Frequency signal of the capacitor
outside the limit values
3 Frequency signal of the reference
capacitor outside the limit values
4 Frequency signal temperature outside
the limit values 7 Communication erro to EEPROM
9 Error in EEPROM CRC-checksum
Troubleshooting
If the indicated value does not correspond to the level in the vessel or to the process pres­sure, the following measures must be carried out:
- check the pressure compensation (only with overpressure measuring ranges)
- check the electrical connection.
Checking pressure compensation
Open the housing of VEGABAR. The meas­ured value should not change. However if the indicated value changes, compensation of the atmospheric pressure is not ensured and the measured value will be affected. Check the breather facility on the VEGABAR-hous­ing.
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Checking the electrical components
Diagnosis
–+
1 2 3
mA
Voltage
V
Current meter for local control
Current
mA
External energy source
~
+
Voltage
- the terminal voltage on VEGABAR must be at least 12 V DC
Current
Current value Condition 3,8 … 20,6 mA standard range for output current 0 mA signal line open circuit < 3,6 mA oscillator or pressure sensor ele-
> 21,6 mA short-circuit in the signal line,
ment defect
oscillator or pressure sensor ele­ment defective
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Instrument modification
6 Instrument modification
6.1 Interchanging adjustment modules
Indication with LC­display
Module for basic functions
Module for menu-guided adjustment
VEGABAR
The modular construction of VEGABAR allows retrofitting, interchange or removal of adjust­ment modules and the indicating module. Retrofitting may be necessary e.g. when a VEGABAR with factory settings should be adapted to modified measurement condi­tions. Data already saved (e.g. adjustment values) are not saved in the adjustment mod­ule but in an EEPROM of the oscillator and re­adjustment is therefore not necessary.
Module without adjustment
Exchange of the adjustment module
Removal of the adjustment module
1 Separate VEGABAR from the power
supply
2 Loosen the screws on the cover of
VEGABAR or VEGADIS 10
3 Loosen connection cable from the termi-
nals 4 Loosen screws of the adjustment cover 5 Remove adjustment cover and plug con-
nection
Insertion of an adjustment module
6 Plug the connection of the new adjust-
ment cover to the plug-in socket of the
oscillator 7 Fasten new adjustment cover 8 Fasten connection cables to terminals 9 Close cover of VEGABAR or VEGADIS 10 10 Connect VEGABAR to power supply
Retrofitting of an indicating module
1 Separate VEGABAR from power supply 2 Loosen screws on cover of VEGABAR or
VEGADIS 10 3 Remove cover 4 Connect indicating module to the screw
terminals via the four lines (note “3.3
Connection plan“)
Note:
Step 4 is facilitated when the indicating mod­ule is temporarily (carefully) mounted with two screws.
5 Place indicating module in the correct
position on VEGABAR or VEGADIS 10 6 Tighten screws of the cover 7 Connect VEGABAR to power supply
The connection of the modules is made:
- on the adjustment module via a 4-pole plug connection
- on the indicating module via screw termi­nals.
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VEGA Grieshaber KG Am Hohenstein 113 D-77761 Schiltach Phone (0 78 36) 50 - 0 Fax (0 78 36) 50 - 201 e-mail info@vega-g.de
ISO 9001
The statements on types, application, use and operating conditions of the sensors and processing systems correspond to the actual knowledge at the date of printing.
Technical data subject to alteration.
2.23 431 / July ’99
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