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F190-A
MULTI-PURPOSE MONITOR
with high / low alarms, analog and pulse outputs
Signal input sensor: (0)4-20 mA
Signal outputs: (0)4-20 mA / 0-10 V ref. sensor signal or percentage
Alarm outputs: maximum four level alarms
Options: Intrinsically safe, Modbus communication, and backlight
F-Series - Field mounted indicators for safe and hazardous areas.
More info: www.fluidwell.com/fseries
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Overview of the F190-A's capabilities and features, including alarms and analog output.
2 OPERATIONAL
2.1 GENERAL INFORMATION
General usage instructions for users/operators, emphasizing safety and authorized personnel.
2.2 CONTROL PANEL
Details the three keys (PROG/ENTER, SELECT, CLEAR) and their functions.
2.3 OPERATOR INFORMATION AND FUNCTIONS
Explains how the F190-A functions at Operator level and available operator functions.
3 CONFIGURATION
3.1 INTRODUCTION
Introduces chapters meant for electricians/technicians covering software settings and hardware.
3.2 PROGRAMMING SETUP-LEVEL
Explains how to enter and navigate the SETUP-level for device configuration and programming.
3.3 CONFIGURATION SETTINGS
Details all configurable settings of the F190-A, categorized into menus.
3.3.1 SETUP MENU - SETTINGS
Lists and describes settings for VALUE, including units, decimals, and span.
3.3.2 MENU 1 - VALUE
Details settings for UNIT, TIME UNIT, CUSTOMER UNIT, DECIMALS, SPAN, and OFFSET.
3.3.3 MENU 2 - ALARM
Covers alarm input, zero settings, alarm functions (LL, LO, HI, HH), and setpoints/reset points.
3.3.4 MENU 3 – HYSTERESIS
Explains delay times for alarms and hysteresis modes (Disabled, Balanced, Unbalanced, Absolute).
3.3.5 MENU 4 - DISPLAY
Configures alarm set display, function display, backlight brightness, and backlight during alarm.
3.3.6 MENU 5 - POWER MANAGEMENT
Settings for LCD refresh rate and battery mode to manage power consumption.
3.3.7 MENU 6 - SENSOR
Configuration for sensor input, including formula, filter, cut-off, and calibration.
3.3.8 MENU 7 - ANALOG OUTPUT
Settings for analog output, including output type, input source, min/max values, cut-off, tune, and filter.
3.3.9 MENU 8 - RELAYS
Configuration of relay functions, output behavior (default, fail-safe, pulse), and clear alarm options.
3.3.10 MENU 9 - COMMUNICATION (OPTION)
Settings for Modbus communication mode, speed, databits, parity, address, and transmit delay.
3.3.11 MENU A - OTHERS
Provides information for support, including model, software version, serial number, password, and tag number.
4 INSTALLATION
4.1 GENERAL DIRECTIONS
General instructions for mounting and installation, emphasizing trained personnel and safety.
4.2 INSTALLATION - SURROUNDING CONDITIONS
Guidelines on environmental conditions, IP ratings, and mounting structure for proper installation.
4.3 HANDLING THE F-SERIES ENCLOSURE
Procedures for identifying the device and safely opening/closing the enclosure.
4.3.1 IDENTIFICATION
Describes the identification labels on the device for model and specifications.
4.3.2 OPENING / REMOVING THE COVER
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the front cover of the enclosure.
4.3.3 CLOSING / REPLACING THE COVER
Instructions for reassembling the enclosure cover, including screw torque specifications.
4.4 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
Provides dimensional drawings for aluminum/stainless steel and non-metallic enclosures.
4.4.1 DIMENSIONS – ALUMINUM AND STAINLESS STEEL ENCLOSURES
Detailed diagrams showing dimensions and mounting hole patterns for metal enclosures.
4.4.2 DIMENSIONS – NON-METALLIC ENCLOSURES
Detailed diagrams showing dimensions and mounting hole patterns for plastic enclosures.
4.4.3 MOUNTING
Illustrates various mounting configurations like wall mount, meter mount, and panel mount.
4.5 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
General information on electrical installation, safety precautions, and compliance with regulations.
4.5.1 ELECTRICAL SAFETY
Details safety aspects including ESD precautions, cable glands, grounding, and wiring standards.
4.5.2 PROTECTIVE EARTH (PE) CONNECTIONS
Explains the importance and methods of making proper protective earth connections for safety.
4.5.3 FIELD WIRING CONNECTIONS
Guidance on connecting field wiring, cable routing, and preventing ground loops.
4.5.4 POWER SUPPLY WIRING
Instructions for connecting external power supplies, ELV source requirements, and internal battery backup.
4.5.5 SENSOR SUPPLY
Configuration options for sensor supply voltage and current for different power supply types.
4.6 TERMINAL CONNECTORS SAFE AREA APPLICATIONS – TYPE XX / XF
Overview of terminal connectors for safe area applications, detailing power, alarms, analog, and sensor connections.
4.6.1 TERMINAL 00-02: POWER SUPPLY
Details the terminals used for power supply input, including voltage and power ranges for different types.
4.6.2 TERMINAL 03-04 AND 05-06: ALARM OUTPUT R2 AND R1
Describes the connections for alarm outputs R1 and R2, covering active and mechanical relay types.
4.6.3 TERMINAL 07-08: ANALOG OUTPUT
Explains connections for analog output types (AA, AB, AF, AI, AP, AU) and their configurations.
4.6.4 TERMINAL 09-11: SENSOR INPUT
Details the connections for analog signal input and sensor supply/power options.
4.6.5 TERMINAL 15-16: ALARM OUTPUT R3
Describes the connections for alarm output R3, covering active and transistor output types.
4.6.6 TERMINAL 26-31: TYPE CB / CH / CI - COMMUNICATION (OPTION)
Explains terminal connections for serial communication options (RS232, RS485, TTL).
5 INTRINSICALLY SAFE APPLICATIONS
5.1 IDENTIFICATION
Information on identifying intrinsically safe devices via model code and labels.
5.2 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION IN HAZARDOUS AREA
General information and safety instructions for electrical installation in hazardous locations.
5.2.1 GENERAL INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS
Key precautions for installation in hazardous areas, emphasizing trained personnel and standards.
5.2.2 INSTALLATIONS BASED ON ATEX OR IECEX CERTIFICATE
Specific installation instructions related to ATEX and IECEx directives and certifications.
5.2.3 ELECTRICAL DATA – ANNEX 1
Provides specific electrical data and maximum values for intrinsically safe applications as per certificates.
5.3 TERMINAL CONNECTORS INTRINSICALLY SAFE APPLICATIONS – TYPE XI
Overview of terminal connectors specific to intrinsically safe Type XI applications.
5.3.1 TERMINAL 26-29: TYPE CT - COMMUNICATION
Details the TTL communication port for Modbus in intrinsically safe applications.
5.4 CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES INTRINSICALLY SAFE APPLICATIONS
Illustrates configuration examples for intrinsically safe applications with wiring diagrams.
6 MAINTENANCE
6.1 GENERAL DIRECTIONS
General guidelines for maintenance, emphasizing trained personnel and environmental considerations.
6.2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPAIR
Explains the repair policy, stating the product is not user-repairable and requires authorized agents.
6.3 BATTERY REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
Instructions and safety precautions for replacing the internal battery.
6.3.1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Crucial safety warnings regarding battery handling, charging, and replacement in hazardous areas.
6.3.2 REPLACE THE BATTERY
Step-by-step procedure for removing the old battery and installing a new one.
6.3.3 DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES
Guidelines for the environmentally responsible disposal of used batteries.
APPENDIX C COMMUNICATION VARIABLES
Runtime variables
Lists and explains runtime Modbus variables such as process value, percentage, and error status.
APPENDIX D DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
EU Declaration of Conformity
States compliance with applicable European Directives and Harmonised Standards for the F1-Series indicators.
UKCA Declaration of Conformity
States compliance with applicable UK Legislation and Standards for the F1-Series indicators.
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