Page 1 Printing Recorder with text printing and LED dot-matrix display B 70.6030.0 Operating Manual 2009-06-03/00353037...
Page 2 Key functions - Paper (chart) fast-forward, when recording is stopped (in basic status) - Abort parameter entry (Exit) - Leave the levels - Start/Stop of recording - Selection of decimal point position when entering values - For text entry: Fast character selection (jump to “...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction Preface ......................7 Arrangement of the documentation ............8 1.2.1 Structure of this operating manual ............... 8 Typographical conventions ................ 9 1.3.1 Warning signs ....................9 1.3.2 Note signs ..................... 9 1.3.3 Presentation ....................10 Instrument description Display and controls ................11 Basics of operation ...................
Page 4 Contents Colour assignment ................... 51 Relationship between measurement range and scaling ....... 52 Configuration table Operating examples ................. 53 Table of the configuration parameters ........... 55 4.2.1 Operating level (S-level) ................55 4.2.2 Parameter level (P-Level) ................56 4.2.3 Configuration level 1 (C1-level) ..............57 4.2.4 Configuration level 2 (C2-level) ..............
Page 5 Contents Removing and replacing the chart cassette .......... 86 9.2.1 Changing the roll chart ................88 9.2.2 Changing the fanfold chart ................. 89 Extra codes and accessories 10.1 Converting the chart cassette ..............91 10.2 “8 logic inputs”, “interface for ER8”, “voltage output”...
Page 6 Contents...
Page 7: Introduction
You could endanger your rights under the warranty! Please contact the nearest JUMO office or the head office. When returning modules, assemblies or components, the regulations of EN 61340-5-1 and EN 61340-5-2 “Protection of electronic devices from electrostatic phenomena”...
Page 8: Arrangement Of The Documentation
1 Introduction Arrangement of the documentation The documentation for this instrument consists of the following parts: Operating This operating manual is always supplied with the instrument. It is addressed Manual to OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) and users with the appropriate B 70.6030.0 technical know-how.
Page 9: Typographical Conventions
1 Introduction Typographical conventions 1.3.1 Warning signs The signs for Danger and Warning are used in this manual under the following conditions: Danger This symbol is used where there may be danger to personnel if the instructions are disregarded or not followed accurately! Warning This symbol is used where there may be danger to equipment or data if the instructions are disregarded or not followed accurately!
Page 10: Presentation
1 Introduction 1.3.3 Presentation Keys Keys are shown in a box. Both symbols and texts are possible. If a key has multiple functions, then the text shown is that which corresponds to the currently active function. Screen texts Program Texts which are displayed in the setup program are distinguished by italic Manager script.
Page 11: Instrument Description
2 Instrument description 2.1 Display and controls Fault signal LED This lights up as soon as the recording is interrupted by the “end of chart paper”, “stop” through pressing stop key S , or by an external stop. 24-character green LED Setup interface dot-matrix display (behind the swing-up...
Page 12: Basics Of Operation
2 Instrument description 2.2 Basics of operation In order to keep the operating and programming of the printing recorder clear and simple, the individual parameters and functions are divided into several levels: - Basic status - Operating level (S-level) - Parameter level (P-level) - Configuration level 1 (C1-level) - Configuration level 2 (C2-level) - Configuration level 3 (C3-level)
Page 13 2 Instrument description Basic status Operating level after correct functions code number in parameter and configuration levels Chart fast-forward, -Abort parameter -Abort parameter when recording is entry entry stopped (Exit) -Leave the level -Leave the level Start/stop Start/stop Step recording mode recording mode -for values: Select the...
Page 14 2 Instrument description For all alterations to the parameters (sub-parameters): If there are no further sub-parameters available, then E transfers all the Confirmation of parameters data which belong to the parameter into the memory. Inside a parameter, programming can be abandoned by pressing the e key. Abort programming If the last sub-parameter has not been confirmed, then the data...
Page 15 2 Instrument description Value/text Five keys are used to enter values: entry h select the position to be altered, using the l and r keys h increment and decrement the selected position with the h and R keys h move the decimal point with the S key h confirm the value entered with E An erroneous entry will cause an error message in the display v Section 12.1 “Error messages”...
Page 16 2 Instrument description Key inhibit If the printing recorder is fitted with the extra code “logic inputs”, then it is possible when a selected logic input is closed, in connection with the parame- ter Configuration level 3 Inhibit keys, to inhibit the recorder keys. The following keys or functions can be inhibited in the basic status: chart fast-forward, when the recording mode is stopped start/stop of recording mode...
Page 17 2 Instrument description Basic status After the supply voltage has been applied, the printing recorder will be initial- ised and is then in the basic status. Measurements are made, processed, and recorded. The 24-character LED dot-matrix display can show: - instrument designation (name), date and time (the time can be switched off via the parameter Parameter level Display time)
Page 18 2 Instrument description Example of the basic status for a 6-channel recorder BUILDING28 03.11.98 08 : 54 Display instrument name, date and time 1 -5.321m/h 2 +34.67°C Display the first 2 channels in one frame 3 +76.20°C 4 +20.35bar Display the next two channels in one frame 5 +35.08°C 6 +007.4U/m Display the next two channels in one frame...
Page 19 The code numbers can be altered through the setup program (Edit Code numbers …) or on the instrument. v Section 4.2 “Table of the configuration parameters” If customer-specific code numbers are entered, then the original JUMO code numbers will be overwritten, and are no longer valid.
Page 20 2 Instrument description If the same figures are used for both code numbers, then these code numbers will be interpreted as code numbers for the com- plete parameter set. The relays in the external relay module ER8 remain in their present state.
Page 21 2 Instrument description Configuration Configuration level 2 can be accessed from configuration level 1 with the aid of the h + R keys, or from configuration level 3 by using e. level 2 (C2-level) If a correct code number is entered when calling up the parameter level, then the signal acquisition and recording will be interrupted in this level.
Page 22 2 Instrument description Configuration Configuration level 3 can be accessed from configuration level 2 with the aid of the h + R keys. level 3 (C3-level) If a correct code number is entered when calling up the parameter level, then the signal acquisition and recording will be interrupted in this level.
Page 23: Operation And Visualisation
3 Operation and visualisation The printing recorder has a large variety of possibilities for presenting the measurements acquired at the signal inputs on the paper, for monitoring them, and for control. The functions are available for: - limit monitoring through limit comparators - open-collector outputs - different chart paper speeds - graphics printing...
Page 24 3 Operation and visualisation LK function: lk8 As well as producing the text print-out, the results from - limit comparators 1 to 3 can be fed to the open-collector outputs 1 to 3, and/or - those from limit comparators 1 to 8 to the relay outputs 1 to 8 (option). The relay outputs are available as an option (extra code ER8).
Page 25: Open-Collector Outputs
3 Operation and visualisation 3.2 Open-collector outputs The printing recorder is equipped with four open-collector outputs. The out- puts 1 to 3 have a fixed assignment to the limit comparators 1 to 3. Output 4 is used as a fault signal output. The outputs can be activated by using the pa- rameter Configuration level 2 Open-collector.
Page 26: Different Chart Speeds (Paper Feed)
3 Operation and visualisation 3.3 Different chart speeds (paper feed) The printing recorder is equipped with several different chart speeds, so that the measurements can always be optimally interpreted on the chart. Normal chart The chart paper is transported with the speed which is programmed in the pa- speed rameter Operating level Chart speed.
Page 27: Graphic Print-Out
3 Operation and visualisation 3.4 Graphic print-out The printing recorder is fitted with a print head which always has 6 colour pens, regardless of the number of channels. For the 3-channel version the col- our sequence is: violet, red, black, violet, red, black. For the 6-channel version it is: violet, red, black, green, blue, brown.
Page 28 3 Operation and visualisation Example: If three traces lie on top of one another, then the alternating print pattern en- sures that no point has a multiple print, but that each channel uses one point at a time, sequentially.
Page 29: Measurement Traces (Signal Traces)
3 Operation and visualisation 3.4.1 Measurement traces (signal traces) In the factory setting, all the measurement traces are printed over the full chart width. The parameters “zoom” and ”presentation range” offer the possibility of altering the print-out. Zoom Zoom operation is used to record a section of the complete measurement (plot area) range in an enlargement.
Page 30: Event Traces
3 Operation and visualisation These minimum and maximum values are printed when peak value recording is activated. One advantage of the peak value recording is that at least an im- pression of the measurement trace on the chart can be gained, even at slow chart speeds and after text printing in the “Interrupt measurement trace”...
Page 31: Text Printing
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5 Text printing As well as the traces of the chart, the recorder can also print text. Text printing is used to make comments on the traces and for recording events. The char- acters are printed in dots in a 7 x 9 matrix. 3.5.1 Printing priorities There are different kinds of text which can have priorities and a printing mode...
Page 32 3 Operation and visualisation Time Text-print request the actual text printed is: 12:07 12:06 12:02 Limit exceeded 12:05 12:04 12:03 12:02 Limit exceeded Report 12:01 12:00 Report If texts with the same priority cannot be printed at once, then the order in which they will be printed is not determined by the order in which the corre- sponding events occurred, but is determined by an internal order of prece- dence in the recorder.
Page 33 3 Operation and visualisation In the following cases, all current request for text printing will be cancelled, and any fresh ones will be ignored: - Recorder goes into the stop status - Recorder is switched off One exception to this rule is the report. v Section 3.5.5 “Report”...
Page 34: Printing Modes
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.2 Printing modes Texts can be printed in two modes: - by interrupting the measurement trace (Outplot) - overwrite the measurement trace (Inplot) Interrupt The text is printed as fast as possible. During the text printing there is no re- measurement cording of measurements or event traces.
Page 35: Queuing During Text Printing
3 Operation and visualisation Disadvantages: - the text printing can take a very long time - the printing of other texts is blocked - text printing is not possible at a chart speed of 0mm/h. 3.5.3 Queuing during text printing External texts, binary-linked texts, limit comparator texts for going above and below limit values, as well as event texts, are printed through a queue.
Page 36: Limit Comparator Texts, External Text, Binary-Linked External Text
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.4 Limit comparator texts, external text, binary-linked external text Limit Limit comparator texts can be printed out. To do this, the parameter Configu- comparator ration level 1 Limit comparator Limtext state must be set to ON and the texts corresponding texts must be entered.
Page 37 3 Operation and visualisation Binary no. Decimal no. /text 0000 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101 0110 0111 1000 1001 1010 1011 1100 1101 1110 1111 1. logic input 4. logic input Activation is carried out by the parameter Configuration level 3 Text logic links.
Page 38: Report
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.5 Report The report is used to create statistics about the measurements, referred to a definable period of time (statistical period). The minimum, maximum and average values of the measurements are calcu- lated for the statistical period. The result is printed out at the end of the statis- tical period, in the form of a table.
Page 39 3 Operation and visualisation External report The external report is controlled by a selectable logic input. In addition to the parameter Configuration level 2 Report (EXTERN.CONTACT), the logic input which is wanted must be selected through the parameter Configuration level 3 External report (e.g.
Page 40 3 Operation and visualisation General For the report: - If the printing recorder is switched off at the end of the statistical period, then the print-out will be completely cancelled. The same applies if the instrument is re-configured from the keys, or if the setup connector is plugged in.
Page 41: Switching The Chart Speed
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.6 Switching the chart speed Every change of chart speed is recorded by printing out a line with the time of the change and the new chart speed, if the parameter “Print chart speed” is set to ON in Configuration level 2 Print speed change.
Page 42: Power On" And "Power Off" Texts
3 Operation and visualisation Fixing the printing priority applied to the text for Speed change- over affects not only the print-out of the marking at change-over, but also the change-over itself. v Section 3.5.1 “Printing priorities” As long as a text with a higher priority is being printed, a change- over will not happen if the parameter Configuration level 2 Print speed change is set to ON.
Page 43: Scaling
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.8 Scaling The scaling can be printed in two different ways: cyclic: for each channel, at a configurable spacing (Configuration level 2 Print scale) triggered: for each channel, when the F-key is pressed for at least 4 sec, or by closing a logic input (Configuration level 3 External scaling)
Page 44 3 Operation and visualisation Example: - Channel 3 - Presentation range: 0 — 100mm - Limit comparator thresholds at 200 and 500°C Example: - Channel 2 - Presentation range limited to: 50 — 100mm - Limit comparator threshold at 300V...
Page 45 3 Operation and visualisation To start the triggered scaling print, the F-key must be pressed for at least 4 Triggered scaling print seconds. Alternatively, the triggered scaling print can be initiated by a logic input (extra code). The scalings are printed out for all channels with an activated plot status. The print-out is made up in the same layout as described for “Cyclic scaling print”.
Page 46: Time
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.9 Time The print-out is performed cyclically, at a configurable spacing (Configuration level 2 Print time). Selectable spacings: - approx. 2cm - approx. 4cm - approx. 6cm - not time printing The spacings do not depend on the paper feed which has been set up. The spacings listed above are only approximates, since the print is made at round values of time.
Page 47: Print Out Channel Numbers
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.10 Print out channel numbers In order to be able to associate measurements more clearly with a channel, the channel number can be printed next to the trace, in the channel colour. The print-out is made cyclically, at a configurable spacing (Configuration level 2 Print channel numbers).
Page 48: Incrementing The Two Event Counters
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.12 Incrementing the two event counters The event counter is assigned to a freely selected logic input. Every time the corresponding logic input is closed, the event counter is incremented. It can be pre-loaded with a value through the setup program and the keys on the re- corder (Configuration level 3 Event counter).
Page 49: Print Test
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.13 Print test The print test can only be initiated from the keys on the printing recorder (Op- erating level Print test). It is used to test the function of the printing system and the print head. The print test carries on until it is stopped by Test print = Off.
Page 50: Service Print
3 Operation and visualisation 3.5.14 Service print The service print can only be initiated from the keys on the printing recorder (Operating level Service print). The print-out consists of: - the current date and time - the software version - the number of mains power supply interruptions - the total operational time of the recorder in hours - the current state of the two event counters - the minimum and maximum ambient temperatures of the internal Pt100...
Page 51: Colour Assignment
3 Operation and visualisation 3.6 Colour assignment With the aid of the setup program you can select the colours which are used for print-outs. Selections can be made for: - Measurement traces - Event traces - Instrument name - External text - Binary-linked external text - Even texts, event counters Texts which are associated with a channel (e.g.
Page 52: Relationship Between Measurement Range And Scaling
3 Operation and visualisation 3.7 Relationship between measurement range and scaling The printing recorder offers the facility to differentiate between the measure- ment range for the input signals which are connected and the scaling on the chart paper. If the parameter Configuration level 1 Measurement input Characteristic is not programmed to linear, X1 or X2, then the selected measurement range is...
Page 53: Configuration Table
4 Configuration table 4.1 Operating examples Example 1 The date, time and weekday are to be programmed. Display Description 5 AMB. TEMP. +35.08°C Recorder is in basic status h + R Call up operating level S-LEVEL (now in operating level) h + R Start code check Enter 9200, by using the l, r, h, R...
Page 54 Call 1st. parameter of this level UNIT NAME (the name of the instrument) Call the parameter to be altered TEXT: LOGOPRINT 500 Enter the new designation (UNIT NAME), using the l, r, h, R and S keys Confirm instrument designation...
Page 55: Table Of The Configuration Parameters
4 Configuration table 4.2 Table of the configuration parameters All the parameters for the instrument are presented in the following table. The parameters are explained in the order in which they appear in the recorder. The first column of the table shows the path through the levels to the particular parameter.
Page 56: Parameter Level (P-Level)
4 Configuration table 4.2.2 Parameter level (P-Level) Parameter Value/selection Description Language Parameter level Select language Language Language: ENGLISH The language setting GERMAN affects all the non- FRENCH programmable texts in the recorder which can be displayed or printed out. Date & time Parameter level Programming the Date &...
Page 57: Configuration Level 1 (C1-Level)
4 Configuration table 4.2.3 Configuration level 1 (C1-level) Parameter Value/selection Description Plot status Configuration level 1 Setting for each writing Plot status channel: should the signal X Plot status 1 — 3 or 1 — 6 trace be printed on the chart and appear in the Status: ON, OFF...
Page 58 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description Range start: -9999 to +9999 Enter start of measurement range Range end: -9999 to +9999 Enter end of Meas. span ≥ 100°C measurement range for Type S, R, B ≥ 500°C Cold junction: INTERN Pt 100 Select cold junction (temp.
Page 59 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description 0 ≤ Re ≤ 4000Ω End res. Re: Enter end resistance Ra + Rs + Re ≤ 4000Ω Meas. span ≥ 6Ω Filter: 0.0 — 50.0sec Enter filter constant Configuration level 1 X1 = customer-specific Measurement input linearisation 1 Type: voltage...
Page 60 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description Range end: -9999 to +9999 Enter end of measurement -20mA < rge. end ≤ 20mA range Meas. span ≥ 0.5mA Temperature: °C, °F (only for thermocouples (dimension) and resistance thermometers) Temp. start: -9999 to +9999 Enter start of temperature range (only for thermocouples...
Page 61 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description Limit comparator Configuration level 1 Limit comparator X Limit comparator 1 — 8 Select limit comparator Limit value: -9999 to +9999 Enter value for limit Lower differential: 0 — 9999 Enter the hysteresis below the limit value Upper differential: 0 —...
Page 62 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description Zoom Configuration level 1 Zoom X Zoom 1 — 3 or 1 — 6 Select reference channel Low: 0 — 90 Enter measurement value for start (in % of measure- ment range) High: 10 — 100 Enter measurement value End –...
Page 63: Configuration Level 2 (C2-Level)
4 Configuration table 4.2.4 Configuration level 2 (C2-level) Parameter Value/selection Description Unit name Configuration level 2 Unit name Text: 16 characters Enter instrument designation Open-collector Configuration level 2 output Open-collector output X Output 1 — 4 Select open-collector output Status: OFF, ON Enter status Speed in limit...
Page 64 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description Print the time Configuration level 2 Determine the regular in- Print time terval at which the time Spacing: OFF, 2, 4, 6cm should be printed in the chart Print the Configuration level 2 Determine the interval for channel numbers Print channel numbers printing the traces in the...
Page 65 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description Start text Configuration level 2 Start text Status: OFF, ON Select the status for the print-out of the start text (if OFF: text entry not required) Text: 16 characters Enter start text End text Configuration level 2 End text Status:...
Page 66: Configuration Level 3 (C3-Level)
4 Configuration table 4.2.5 Configuration level 3 (C3-level) Parameter Value/selection Description Relay output Configuration level 3 Relay output X Relay 1 — 8 Select relay Status: OFF, ON OFF = relay inactive ON = relay operates as an LK output Mathematical Configuration level 3 module...
Page 67 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description Text logic links 00 — 01 (Log. input 1) Select binary combination 00 — 03 (Log. input 1-2) (text-no.) 00 — 07 (Log. input 1-3) 00 — 15 (Log. input 1-4) Text status: OFF, ON Select the status for the text printing Text:...
Page 68 4 Configuration table Parameter Value/selection Description External report Configuration level 3 External report X External report 1 - 2 Select report/instance number Contact: OFF, Log. input 1, Select logic input Log. input 2, Log. input 3, Log. input 4, Log. input 5, Log.
Page 69: Identifying The Instrument Version
5 Identifying the instrument version 5.1 Instrument description The printing recorder is equipped with 3 or (optionally) 6 signal inputs, which are electrically isolated from one another. The evaluation of the measurement traces of the printing recorder can be assisted by printed texts. The programming of the instrument is possible either by using the 8 keys on the front of the instrument or through a PC setup program.
Page 70: Order Details
5 Identifying the instrument version 5.2 Order details (1) Basic version 706030/14 LOGOPRINT 500 with 3 universal inputs 706030/15 LOGOPRINT 500 with 6 universal inputs (2) Inputs 1 — 3 (configurable) factory setting configuration to customer specification (3) Inputs 4 — 6 (configurable)
Page 71: Installation
6 Installation 6.1 Site and climatic conditions The installation site should be as free as possible from vibration. Stray electro- magnetic fields, for instance those caused by motors, transformers and the like, should be avoided where possible. The ambient temperature at the installation site must not go outside the range 0 to +50°C, at a relative humidity of 20 —...
Page 72 6 Installation h Insert the recorder from the front into the panel cut-out. Mounting h From the back of the panel, hook the two mounting brackets into the cut- outs in the sides of the housing. The flat faces of the brackets must lie against the housing.
Page 73: Electrical Connection
7 Electrical connection 7.1 Installation notes The rules of VDE 0100 “Regulations for the installation of high-current equipment with rated voltages below 1000V” or the equivalent national standards must be observed for the selection of cables, installation and electrical connection of the instrument. Internal work on the instrument may only be carried out by properly qual- ified personnel, and then only to the extent described.
Page 74: Technical Data
7 Electrical connection 7.2 Technical data Thermocouple Measurement range Linearisation accuracy input Fe-Con L -200 to +900°C ±0.2% Fe-Con J EN 60584 -210 to +1200°C ±0.2% above -200°C Cu-Con U -200 to +600°C ±0.3% Cu-Con T EN 60584 -270 to +400°C ±0.5% above -200°C NiCr-Ni K EN 60584...
Page 75 7 Electrical connection Range start/end freely programmable within the limits, in 0.1°C steps Measurement time for 3 channels < 2sec; for 6 channels < 4sec Input filter 2nd. order digital filter; filter constant adjustable from 0 to 50sec Features also programmable in °F; customer-specific linearisation Input from Measurement range Accuracy...
Page 76 7 Electrical connection Short-circuit Break Voltage above ± 1V not recognised not recognised Current not recognised not recognised 1. The print head is positioned to 0% , “>>>>>>” appears in the LED dot-matrix display. 2. In 4-wire circuit: only recognised at terminals 1 and 2. Outputs 3 open-collector to signal over/under limit...
Page 77 7 Electrical connection Power consumption max. 35VA Data buffering Through a lithium battery in RAM > 4 years, or with a storage capacitor: 2 days at 15 to 25°C ambient temperature. Additional backup in EEPROM. Electrical connection At rear through plug-in screw terminals, conductor cross-section max.
Page 78: Connection Diagram
7 Electrical connection 7.3 Connection diagram Rear view of 3/6-channel version Terminal assignment Terminal symbol 3/6-channel version Supply as on label N neutral field L1 line PE earth Analogue inputs Inputs field Thermocouple Resistance 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. thermometer in 2-wire circuit Resistance...
Page 79 7 Electrical connection Analogue inputs Inputs field Resistance thermometer in 4-wire circuit Resistance transmitter with 3-wire connection A = start S = slider E = end Potentiometer 2-wire circuit Potentiometer in 3-wire circuit Potentiometer 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. in 4-wire circuit Voltage input ≤...
Page 80 7 Electrical connection External relay Communication Field module ER8 with external relay module Voltage source 24V / 45mA for external ± 5% 2-wire transmitter Logic operating Contact operation inputs LOW = ≥ 100kΩ HIGH = ≤ 50kΩ min. pulse length: Voltage operation HIGH 400msec LOW =...
Page 81: Electrical Isolation
7 Electrical connection 7.4 Electrical isolation...
Page 82 7 Electrical connection...
Page 83: Starting Up
8 Starting up 8.1 Opening and closing the door Turn the knob to open or close the door, . 8.2 Marking the channel label After the door has been opened, the measurement channel designation label can be removed and marked, as required, with the channel specific data, such as measurement range, zoom, and presentation range.
Page 84: Fitting The Print Head
8 Starting up 8.3 Fitting the print head h Open the door h Stop recording (press the S key) In the stop state, the print head is always moved to the middle of the recording band. h Swing the display radially upwards h Push the print head into the holder, up to the stop h Swing the display downwards, until it snaps into place h Start recording again (press the S key)
Page 85: Consumables
9 Consumables 9.1 Consumables Print head 3 colours for 3-channel recorder Packing unit: 2 pieces Part No.: 00355244 6 colours for 6-channel recorder Packing unit: 2 pieces Part No.: 00355255 Roll chart paper no name, % graduation, linear overall length: 16m overall width: 120mm Packing unit: 5 rolls Part No.: 00331497...
Page 86: Removing And Replacing The Chart Cassette
9 Consumables 9.2 Removing and replacing the chart cassette...
Page 87 9 Consumables - When inserting the chart cassette, take care that it is centered on the tear-off edge and – guiding it with the thumb and index finger – insert it into the cassette slot and push it up gently, until the holding/ejector catch snaps into position.
Page 88: Changing The Roll Chart
9 Consumables 9.2.1 Changing the roll chart...
Page 89: Changing The Fanfold Chart
9 Consumables 9.2.2 Changing the fanfold chart 15 cm 10 cm 5 cm * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ENDE...
Page 90 9 Consumables...
Page 91: Extra Codes And Accessories
10 Extra codes and accessories 10.1 Converting the chart cassette...
Page 92: Logic Inputs", "Interface For Er8", "Voltage Output
10 Extra codes and accessories 10.2 “8 logic inputs”, “interface for ER8”, “voltage output” The Extra Code provides 8 logic inputs, the serial interface for the external re- lay module ER8, and an electrically isolated power supply for 2-wire transmit- ters.
Page 93: External Relay Module Er8
10 Extra codes and accessories 10.3 External relay module ER8 The external relay module ER8 adds 8 switching outputs to the recorder. The sequence of the relays 1 — 8 is permanently assigned to the limit compa- rators 1 — 8 (limit state). The corresponding limit state is only transferred to the relay if the relay has been activated (Configuration level 3 Relay output Status = ON).
Page 94 10 Extra codes and accessories Connections to ER8 L1 N (L+) (L-) Power ER 8 Error RxD RxD TxD GND...
Page 95: Setup Program
10 Extra codes and accessories 10.4 Setup program The setup program provides convenient configuration of the recorder, using an IBM-compatible PC. In addition, the following functions are available for operating and program- ming the printing recorder: - setting different print colours - print mode and priorities - determining which parameters can be set on the printing recorder - settings can be printed out, using the setup program...
Page 96 10 Extra codes and accessories The setup program is installed by means of an installation program for Micro- soft Windows. The operation of the setup program is described in the Installation Manual (B 70.6030.3) and in Windows Online Help. All the parameters of the printing recorder can be programmed with the aid of the setup program.
Page 97: Mathematics And Logic Module
10 Extra codes and accessories 10.5 Mathematics and logic module If the maths/logic module is de-activated, then the signals which are measured at the signal inputs are recorded according to the configuration of the inputs. If the maths/logic module is activated, then the measured signals can be mathe- matically linked.
Page 98: Interface (Rs422/Rs485)
10 Extra codes and accessories 10.6 Interface (RS422/RS485) This interface is used for communication with higher-level systems (e. g. bus systems). It is not the same as the setup interface, which is used to transfer the data between the setup program and the recorder. With the aid of the interface it is possible to implement the following functions: - read out measurements from the recorder - monitor the operating status of the recorder...
Page 99: Fault-Finding
11 Fault-finding 11.1 What to do if … Display or printing - The value is outside the measuring range (out-of-range) “>>>>>>” - The transducer has been connected up incorrectly - The signal inputs are configured incorrectly - Probe break Instead of a value - The value can no longer be represented: alter the scaling with the setup program, “...
Page 100 11 Fault-finding Chart paper is not moving - The chart cassette has not been fitted correctly vSection 9.2 “Removing and replacing the chart cassette” - The take-up roll has not properly engaged with the chart cassette vSection 9.2.1 “Changing the roll chart” - The chart speed has been programmed to 0mm/h vSection 4.2 “Table of the configuration parameters”...
Page 101: Appendix
Error or fault in recorder LOW BATTERY! - The battery for the real-time clock and for buffering the RAM is discharged. - Please contact the nearest JUMO office or the main factory. ADJUST TIME! - This error message is produced if the storage...
Page 102 12 Appendix Display Cause / Remedy Error in parameter entry! ERROR! - Chart speed is outside the range 0 — 720mm/h. The entry must be made again. Enter a value which is within the range. - Date is invalid. An invalid date has been entered. The entry must be made again.
Page 103: Hardware Fault
The relay will react as in the event of a probe break . The instrument no longer responds to any kind of event, and cannot even be operated or controlled. Please contact the nearest JUMO office or the main factory. Display Cause / Remedy...
Page 104: Status Messages
12 Appendix 12.3 Status messages The following status messages are indicated in the LED dot-matrix display: Display Description INITIALISATION - The printing recorder is being initialised. STOP - The recorder is in the stop status, because the S key has been pressed. EXTERNAL STOP - The recorder is in the stop status, because the “external stop”...
Page 105: Character Set
12 Appendix 12.4 Character set 0126 0212 Ô 0161 ¡ 0213 Õ " 0162 ¢ 0214 Ö 0163 £ 0215 × 0164 ¤ 0216 Ø 0165 ¥ 0217 Ù & 0166 ¦ 0218 Ú ’ 0167 § 0219 Û 0168 ¨...
Page 106: Summary Of The Parameters
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Page 109: Index
13 Index abort programming – – analogue inputs basic status binary-linked external text change of chart speed channel name channel number character set chart cassette chart speed (paper feed) chart speed, change of code number colour assignment configuration level 1 (C1-level) configuration level 2 (C2-level) configuration level 3 (C3-level) confirmation of parameters...
Page 110 13 Index event traces external report external scaling external speed external stop external text extra codes fanfold chart fault signal LED fault signal output fault-finding feed time – filter graphic print-out input installation installation notes installation site instrument description instrument name instrument operation interface interrupt measurement trace...
Page 111 13 Index masking mathematical module measurement input – measurement range note signs open-collector – operating examples operating level – – out-of-range overrange overwrite measurement trace panel assembly parameter level (P-level) peak value recording plot status power off power on presentation presentation range print head print speed change...
Page 112 13 Index service print setup program S-level software version speed in limit operation start text start-up static display summer time – technical data text logic links text printing time timed operation underrange unit name value/text entry version number voltage output warning signs warranty word and number...
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