ezeio Section 1 covers the Controller 4 local inputs, and Section 2 covers adding the power of the 2400-A16, to expand the inputs up to 40, plus adding more outputs. ezeio Section 1 - Controller. ezeio Configuring the Controller local inputs. ezeio ™...
Easy steps for Calibration. ezeio 1. As an example: on the Controller Input 2, the analogue input is set to 0~10Vdc. Apply an accurate 10Vdc signal to this input and on the ‘Status Page’, note the ‘Raw’ reading on channel 2. In this example below the Raw reading = 9798.
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5. The Status screen now displays input 2 at exactly 10.00 (or whatever value you have entered). 6. If you require good accuracy at a particular point of the span, then calibrate at that point instead of the full span point. 7.
Section 2 - 2400-A16. Intech Micro 2400-A16 Station. The 2400-A16 is a high quality, high accuracy I/O station (input/output expansion station), designed for a wide variety of applications. Up to 16 Isolated Universal Analogue Inputs, with Plug In Terminals. Each Input is fully Isolated and Individually Selected & Scaled. RTD, T/C, mA, mV, V &...
Getting started with configuration. The first task is to configure the 2400-A16. Connect the 2400-A16 to a computer as covered bottom of page 16 in the ‘2400-A16 Installation Guide’. If you do not already have a copy of the ‘Intech Micro Station Programmer Software’, download and install from this link: www.intech.co.nz/downloads/Install-StationProgrammer.html Run the ‘Intech Micro Station Programmer Software’.
Remember that if two or more 2400-A16’s are connected to the ezeio Controller, the 2400-A16 ‘Address’ and corresponding eze ‘Polling address’ on the additional unit(s) must be set to a different number. Never use the same number twice. For example, the 2 2400-A16 ‘Address’...
Next, click on ‘System’. Set the ‘Modbus speed’ (i.e. Baud rate) to the same as that of the 2400-A16 (as shown). It is recommended to also tick the ‘Use slow polling’ box. Note: Not all the options are shown. ezeio Next task is to add the 2400-A16 inputs onto the Controller: Click on ‘Inputs’...
Click on ‘Save changes’. Click on the ‘Status’ tab to see the Temperature. Example 2: For all other analogue values the 2400-A16 outputs to , 0~100% over the range selected on the 2400-A16 as per the table shown, which makes configuration very easy. ezeio controller displays input values from the selected range.
Click on ‘Save changes’. Click on the ‘Status’ tab to see the flow meter reading. Example 2.2: This next example is a compound range such as a pressure transmitter that has a span of -1~9Bar. Select ‘Custom’. Click on ‘Linear analog’. Point 1 is the zero point.
Example 2.3: This example is a pulse output from a flow meter or energy meter. In this example, the water flow meter has a range of 0~80Hz = 0~1000 l/sec (litres per second), and this signal is wired into one of the 16 analogue inputs on the 2400-A16. The closest range on the 2400-A16 is 0~100Hz.
With a Laptop or Tablet running Windows 7/8/8.1/Vista or XP, connect to the 2400-A16 using the XU-USB programming key available from an Intech Instruments Ltd distributor. You will also need to install the “Station Programmer” software (free to download) from the following link: www.intech.co.nz/downloads/Install-StationProgrammer.html...
Section 3 - Alarms. The eze system ezeio provides a powerful mix of alarm outputs including: alarm relay actuation on the controller and 2400-A16 relay outputs, email alarm messages, SMS text messages. All of this is covered in the User Manual starting on page 35.
Using a data GSM/3G SIM in the io-GSM Controller. This section is for the ezeio-GSM controller model only. 1. Obtain a data GSM/3G SIM with no password. (Note: the ezeio-GSM controller takes a standard size SIM card.) 2. Place SIM in a mobile phone to activate as per the providers instructions, or get the provider to do this at the time of purchase.
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