Introduction; System Limitations And Restrictions - Rice Lake IQ plus 810 XPCD Installation Manual

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Introduction

The IQ plus 810 XPCD is a dual-channel digital weight indicator designed and approved to operate as an
intrinsically safe system in a wide variety of scale and weighing applications. The indicator is housed in a cast
aluminum explosion proof enclosure and can be safely used when all of the cover bolts are properly installed and
the sealing fittings are packed and cemented. The indicator consists of 27 individual externally mounted buttons
for setpoints or fixed tare entry, gross/net, tare, units, and print. (see Figure 1-1 on page 5).
Standard features of the IQ plus 810 XPCD include:
Bright, bold vacuum fluorescent display (VFD)
Four channel opto22 rack with four output relays
Time and date
20 updates/second
Advanced digital filtering
RATTLETRAP vibration control
20 programmable setpoint steps
Multi-channel accumulators
Three digital inputs, TTL or dry contact closure
Four TTL digital outputs expandable to 16
Selectable print data and format, via EDP port
One communication port; EDP port, full duplex RS-232 or 20 mA selectable
Multi scale control expandable to four scale inputs
XPCD seal-off kit for four holes
Front panel keyswitch-protected digital calibration and configuration
Cast aluminum explosion proof enclosure Class I, II, III; Divisions I & II, Groups C-G environments
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System Limitations and Restrictions

The following items represent limitations and restrictions on the use of the IQ plus 810 XPCD:
All wiring, connections, conduit and grounds must comply with the National Electrical Code.
No modifications can be made in the field.
It is mandatory to return the IQ plus 810 XPCD to Rice Lake Weighing Systems for service.
Standard unit configuration is without local sense jumpers installed. Therefore, use either six-conductor
loadcell cable or externally jump +SEN to +EXC and –SEN to –EXC.
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IQ plus 810 XPCD Installation Manual

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