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EPA 200
PROCESS CONTROL DEVICE
USER
MANUAL
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KK-EPA.004 Rev No:0 28.09.18

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  • Page 1 EPA 200 PROCESS CONTROL DEVICE USER MANUAL KK-EPA.004 Rev No:0 28.09.18...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    INDEX INDEX ....................................2 1.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................4 2. MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS ............................4 3. CONNECTIONS ................................5 4. FRONT PANEL IDENTIFICATIONS ........................... 6 5. MENU TREE ................................... 7 6. SETUP .................................... 8 6.1 Connecting the Sensor to the Device ........................8 6.2.1.
  • Page 3 6.8.3. Password Determination (PASS) ........................26 6.8.4. Return to Factory Settings (FTRY) ......................... 26 6.8.5. Restart the Device (RESET) ..........................27 7. OTHER SETTINGS ................................. 27 7.1. Display Menu ............................... 27 7.1.1. Decimal Point (POINT) ........................... 27 7.1.2. Tare Function (TARE) ............................. 28 7.1.2.1.

  • Page 4: Technical Specifications

    1.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 24 V 50/60 Hz AC/DC Supply Voltage 85-265 V 50/60 Hz Power Consumption 9 VA / 2,7 Watt Maximum Pot: mV/V: 10 V 0-10V: 24 V Sensor Supply Voltage 0-5V: 0,5-4,5V: 4-20 mA: 24 V CANopen: 24 V 100 mA Max Sensor Supply Current Sampling Rate...

  • Page 5: Connections

    3. CONNECTIONS Supply Voltage 24 VAC/DC or Digital 85/265 VAC Communication 3. Relay Output Analogue Outputs OUT-3 and Tare Input The following table shows the pin 2. Relay Output numbers. OUT-2 Sensor Inputs 1. Relay Output OUT-1 Analogue Digital Conn. Outputs RS485 4-20 mA...

  • Page 6: Front Panel Identifications

    SAFETY WARNINGS Always follow the instructions and instructions in the operating instructions before making the connections and during use. 2. Please check the power supply type before you connect energy to your device. During the operation, be sure to mount it firmly on the panel to be used against falling, sliding, shaking and shaking.

  • Page 7: Menu Tree

    5. MENU TREE Top Menu Sub Menu Out - 2 Out - 3 SCALE LABEL UNIT POINT POINT TARE REFRS KK-EPA.004 Rev No:0 28.09.18...

  • Page 8: Setup

    6. SETUP 6.1 Connecting the Sensor to the Device Potentiometer Connection 4…20mA / 0…20mA Connection *2 wire connection: Sensor supply terminal must be connected to terminal 22 Sensor signal terminal must be connected to terminal 23 mV/Volt Connection 0…10 Volt Connection *0-5 V and 0.5-4.5 V connections are made as above.

  • Page 9: Setting The Scale Value

    6.2 Device Calibration Press and hold to the PRG key to switch to the programming menu. 6.2.1. Setting the Scale Value Your device is automatically calibrated to the factory settings and operates in the 0-100 range. That is, the smallest value read on the sensor is 0, and the maximum value is 100 on the display. You can change this scale on calibration menu.

  • Page 10: Setting Calibration Method

    6.2.3 Setting Calibration Method Your device has been calibrated during production. If you want, you can do this calibration according to your sensor. To do that you should select the calibration method on this menu. FCAL Factory calibration (Default) 2_Pnt. 2 pointed calibration SEGnt.

  • Page 11: Start Calibration (Start)

    6.2.4 Start Calibration (START) After selecting the number of calibration, press the button to access the start menu. SEG..DONE. START This process is repeated for each segment. Error Message: This error message can only be seen on devices with 4-20mA and 0.5-4.5V inputs. Sn.

  • Page 12: Changing Quick Set Values

    6.3.2 Changing Quick Set Values You can quickly change the adjustable relay set values when the device is in operation mode. SET - 1 Press and hold the UP button to move to the next step.To Press and hold When you press and hold to the PRG key , the enter a negative (-) value, the ESC button.
  • Page 13 STAND. When the value read in the device reaches or exceeds Set-1, the relay pulls. BAND When the value read on the device is between Set-1A and Set-1B value, relay pulls. CATCH The value read on the device remains set to the value of Set-1 by increasing or decreasing the value of the relay each time it is released for the time which is entered.

  • Page 14: Delay

    6.4.2 Delay The relay specifies in seconds how long it will active and inactive after it is switched off. If '0' is entered as a zero value in the Stand function, the relay will remain drawn unless the relay output condition changes. delay OUT - 1 When you press and hold...

  • Page 15: Offset Value

    6.4.4. Offset Value If you want to add offset to the entered set value, this menu is used. All set values are, as much as ofset value is shifted forward and if it is selected negative then it is shifted backwards . ofset OUT - 1 When you press and...

  • Page 16: Sensor Selection (Snsor)

    * You can also set other relay outputs in the same way. 6.5. ANALOGUE OUTPUT SETTINGS bağlantıları: If your EPA 200, which is specially manufactured according to your order, has analogue output module, you can make the necessary settings on this menu. 6.5.1. Analogue Output Type Selection Under the Type menu, any of the following analogue output types can be selected.

  • Page 17: Analogue Output On/Off

    Analogue Output Types: 0-10V 0.5-4.5V 4-20mA 0-20mA 0-5V 6.5.2. Analogue Output ON/OFF “ON” is used to turn on the analogue output and “OFF” is used to turn it off. cond anlog When you press and hold to the PRG key , the value in the Press and hold the PRG button.

  • Page 18: Analogue Output Scale Setting

    6.5.4. Analogue Output Scale Setting On the device with the analogue output feature, to set the output signal to the desired scale range, SCALE mode on this menu must be ON. Then S-LO. and S-HI. values can be entered. S- LO. SCALE SCALE ON/OFF...

  • Page 19: Digital Output Settings

    6.6. DIGITAL OUTPUT SETTINGS WARNING: After changing the UART or CANopen settings, you should restart the device to make the changes to take effect. If your device has a USB port, use MyPanelMeter, which you can download from our website to check your device.
  • Page 20 6.6.1.3. Parity Setting dgtal uart Press and hold the PRG button. prITY none even none When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. You can select NONE, ODD or EVEN parity prITY using the UP and DOWN buttons.

  • Page 21: Can-Open Settings

    6.6.2. CAN-Open Settings Here you can set the baudrate, Node ID, Heartbeat, PDO etc. of your device related to CANopen protocol. For more information on CANopen, see the EPA 200-CANopen booklet. 6.6.2.1. Baudrate Setting dgtal Press and hold the PRG button.
  • Page 22 6.6.2.3. Heart Beat Setting dgtal Press and hold the PRG button. h.beat When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired Heart Beat value using the h.beat UP and DOWN buttons. The new Heart Beat value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set.
  • Page 23 6.6.2.5. Send Operation Setting dgtal Press and hold the PRG button. Snd.op. When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and Snd.op. DOWN buttons. The new value you confirmed with the PRG button has been set.
  • Page 24 6.6.2.7. RPDO Setting dgtal Press and hold the PRG button. COB ID RPDO 1 COB ID When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter the desired value using the UP and The new ID value you confirmed with the DOWN buttons.

  • Page 25: Key Tone (Sound) Setting

    6.7. KEY TONE (SOUND) SETTING When you press any key on your device, you can turn the beep sound on and off on this menu. Use ON to turn on the sound, OFF to turn it off. SOUND When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking.

  • Page 26: Lock The Menu (Lock)

    6.8.4. Return to Factory Settings (FTRY) You can return the EPA 200 to its factory settings at any time. Press PRG key to come to this menu to return to the factory settings. Here you are going to face the PASS? You need to enter 12345, which is the factory password, not the user password you specified on the password screen.

  • Page 27: Restart The Device (Reset)

    PASSP SECUR FTRY Press and hold the PRG button. SURE.P 12345 After confirming the password with the PRG When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking. Enter button, a menu appears asking you if you are sure.

  • Page 28: Tare Function (Tare)

    7.1.2.2. Input If your EPA 200, which is manufactured specifically for your order, has the Digital Tare Input module, you can make settings from the INPUT menu under the Tare menu. The EDGE option determines at which edge of the tare signal to the module will activate the tare function.

  • Page 29: Screen Refresh Rate (Refrs)

    INPUT DISP TARE Press and hold the PRG button. EDGE RISE When you press and hold to the PRG key the value in the second line starts blinking . You can select OFF, RISE or FALL functions EDGE using the UP and DOWN buttons. RISE The new function you confirmed with the PRG button has been set.

  • Page 30: Prevention For Screen Flicker (Filtr)

    7.1.4. Prevention for Screen Flicker (FILTR) Your EPA 200 device is programmed to display the signals it receives from the sensor connected to it by its special algorithms and to show it in the most accurate way. But; You can solve this problem with the flickering filtering method that appears on the screen for various reasons such as noise in the surroundings, sensor disturbances.
  • Page 31 7.1.4.2. LQE (Linear Quadratic Estimation): You can also activate this filter, also known as the Kalman filter, by activating STATE ON. If you decrease the COVARIANCE option of 500, the flicker on the screen will decrease; but your device will slow down the response to the sensor's rapid movements.
  • Page 32 HYS. DISP FILTR Press and hold the PRG button. STATE When PRG is pressed and entered, the value in the second line starts to blinking. You can select ON or OFF by using DOWN and UP buttons. STATE The new screen refresh rate you confirmed with the PRG button has been set. You can return to run mode with the ESC button.
  • Page 33 7.1.5. Identifying the Second Line on the Screen (LABEL) By this menu, depending on the type of sensor that you connected to the input of the EPA200, you can select which unit to write on the 2nd line of the display. OFF is selected as the factory default. In this case the second row is empty.

  • Page 34: Operation Mode Functions

    You can also select one of the fixed font options, such as various units or label numbers. 8. OPERATION MODE FUNCTIONS Your EPA 200 process controller operates in two different modes. Your device operates in the programming mode when the settings are changed in the operation mode and the parameters are changed in the startup screen where the reading value is displayed on the sensor.

  • Page 35: Product Coding

    9. PRODUCT CODING When ordering your EPA 200 process controller, you can use the following coding format. Communication Type Temperature Input Null - No Communication Type External Tare S1 - RS232 communication Null - No Temperature Input S2 - RS485 communication PT1 - PT100 Boş...

  • Page 36: Warranty Certificate

    Invoice Date and No: E-mail: info@alfasanayi.com Delivery Date and Address: Signature, Cachet Signature, Cachet Product Brand: ESKON Product Code: EPA-200 Serial No: Warranty Time: 2 Years This product is guaranteed for 2 years against manufacturing defects. Non-warranty situations: Mechanical damages...

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