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- Page 1 SIS Programmer Box Operation Instruction FineTek Co., Ltd. No.16, Tzuchiang St., Tucheng Industrial Park, New Taipei City 23678 Tel: 886-2-22696789 Fax: 886-2-22686682 Website: http://www.fine-tek.com E-mail:info@fine-tek.com 08-SISPAXX-B1-EK,07/25/2019...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Reading Labels ......................3 1.1 Service Network ..................4 2. Product Features ..................... 5 3. Scope of Application ....................5 4. Ambient Conditions ....................5 5. Installation ........................ 6 5.1 System Requirements ................6 5.2 Program Installation .................. 6 5.3 Uninstall process .................. -
Page 3: Reading Labels
1. Reading Labels Thanks for purchasing FineTek’s Product. This operation manual describes the product features, working principles, operation and maintenance methods. It makes the user fully understand how to use the product correctly, so as to prevent dangerous situations such as device damage or operator injury. -
Page 4: Service Network
Co., Ltd. Zhuanqiao Township, Minhang +86 021 64907260 +86 021 6490 7276 District, Shanghai City 201109 (China) FineTek Pte Ltd. 37 Kaki Bukit Place, Level 4 +65 6452 6340 +65 6734 1878 (Singapore Branch) Singapore 416215 Bei den Kämpen 26... -
Page 5: Product Features
2. Product Features The SIS Programmer Box is used to transfer sensor data to a PC for reading and editing.Supporting our SIS Impedance Spectroscopy Level Sensor series for debugging purposes, it includes the following functions: Reading the current parameter settings of the sensor. -
Page 6: Installation
5. Installation 5.1 System Requirements Microsoft Windows XP/SP3 or newer is required. At least one available USB 2.0 port. The Programmer Box software. 5.2 Program Installation You must have administrator privileges. Insert the CD-ROM or USB into the drive or port to start the installation or download from the website. - Page 7 When the setup wizard pops up, click "Next". Select the Destination Folder (C:\Program Files\SIS by default) and click "Install".
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Page 8: Uninstall Process
You can also use the Windows built-in wizard to find a on-line available driver to complete the installation. 5.3 Uninstall process To uninstall the program, process as follows: Open the program folder (C:\Program Files\SIS by default), click "uninst.exe" to start the uninstallation (shown as below). -
Page 9: Electrical Connection
5.4 Electrical Connection Connect the sensor and the SIS Programmer Box to the PC as shown below. Connect the sensor to the SIS Programmer Box using the M12 connector (please use the standard connector to ensure stable connection). ... -
Page 10: Operation
6. Operation 6.1 Buttons a. Click the Production button to open the settings page (as shown below). The setting functions are listed below. - Page 11 c. The functions are listed below: Number Item Description ID has no function and can be ignored. Communication BaudRate is set to38400 bps. rate Port Select the COM port for the connected device. Hart interface This item has no function and can be ignored. Connection to Click "Link/stop"...
- Page 12 change. ON: The green LED blinks and the switch output is active at the same time. Start point Start point setting (1) = OUT1, (2) = OUT2. setting % (1), (2) Between 2% and 98%, the minimum span is 1%. Reset point Reset point setting (1) = OUT1, (2) = OUT2.
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Page 13: Function Settings
6.2 Function Settings Click the "SIS" program to open the window (as shown below). Click "Exit" to close the program. c、d Configure the communication protocol; location, baud rate, COM port, etc. (for details, see the previous section, Buttons). To connect to the sensor, click the "Link" button to change it into "Stop" in the "Production"... -
Page 14: 1Parameter Modification
6.2.1 Parameter Modification To modify the parameters of the sensor, refer to the following steps in the Production page. 1. Connect to the sensor (click "Link" to change the button into "Stop"). 2. Stop syncing (click "Stop Sync" to change the button into "Sync"). 3. -
Page 15: 6Sensitivity Setting
6.2.6 Sensitivity Setting The sensitivity is about 0% to 2% when the sensor is in the air (without contact with any material), and increases depending on the material that it comes in contact with. The minimum is 2%, the maximum is 98%, the minimum span is 1%. 6.2.7 Common Material Selection Select the sensitivity using the built-in or a saved common material list. - Page 16 Click the "Advance" button to switch the page (as shown above). The setting functions are listed below: Number Item Description The connection button used to read the sensor data Continuous characteristics. Click to connect and and click again to Monitoring disconnect.
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Page 17: 2Operating Steps For Advanced Settings
6.3.2 Operating steps for advanced settings Some material characteristics may be similar in terms of sensor attached and full coverage sensitivity changes. Therefore, material characteristics can also be determined by increasing the amplitude via advanced settings. In general, materials that require the use of advanced settings are mainly for high viscosity characteristics (such as catchup, chocolate syrup) and two-level detection (such as oil/water). -
Page 18: Simple Troubleshooting
7. Simple Troubleshooting Anomaly Cause Solution Check the USB The USB connector is not connection and plug it in plugged in or loosen properly. No LED is glowed The cable is damaged Replace the USB cable. The USB port is not Reinsert the USB or sufficiently powered.