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- Page 1 ＴＥ ＴＥ ＴＥ ＴＥ１００ １００ １００， ， ， ， ２００ １００ ２００ ２００ ２００ I/P CONVERTER CONVERTER CONVERTER CONVERTER INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL (E)IM-TE100/00-R５...
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Page 2: Safety Precautions
■As drain fluid or dirt in the supply pressure line may block the fixed orifice or cause misoperation, fit a 5[micro]m or finer air filter (such as an SSS Mini-Set filter) and use a dryer or similar to ensure a clean air supply. - Page 3 － Table of Contents － 1．Usage 1－1 1－1 Check the I/P Converter Specifications 1－1 1－2 Transport 1－1 1－3 Storage Precautions 1－1 1－4 Install Location 1－1 2．Overview 2－1 2－1 Features 2－1 2－2 Principle of Operation 2－2 2－3 Specifications 2－3 2－4 Model Codes 2－3 2－5 Dimensions 2－4...
- Page 4 Usage Check the I/P converter Specifications On receiving the I/P converter , check that the information on the nameplate on the front of the I/P converter matches what you ordered and confirm that the model code is correct. Transport To prevent damage during transport, leave the I/P converter in its packing until ready to install and use.
- Page 5 Overview The TE100 and TE200 I/P converters convert an electrical signal (4 to 20mA DC) output from a controller or similar to a pneumatic pressure. The I/P converters feature a compact design and high accuracy, making them suitable for adjuster valve and similar instrumentation applications.
- Page 6 Principle of Operation ＜ Transducer Operation Schematic ＞ As shown in the above schematic, the operation of the I/P Converter is controlled by applying a 4 to 20mA DC signal to the input which causes the internal circuit to generate a voltage.
- Page 7 ８ ９ １０ Mini –set Pressure Units Pressure Gauge Input Signal Pneumatic Coupling 4～20mA 200kPa NONE Rc1/4 4～12mA 0.2MPa OUT-side only NPT1/4 12～20mA 30psi SUP-side 2ｂａｒ OUT-side M4※ Special Note :Contact SSS for details of items indicated by ※. 2－3...
- Page 8 Dimensions 2－5 ＜TE100＞ ＜TE200＞ Ｆｏｒ Ｏｕｔｐｕｔ ＜Bracket＞ 2－4...
- Page 9 2-6 Name of Each Part ＜TE100＞ ＜TE200＞ 2－5...
- Page 10 Design and Installation Design 3-1-1 Flame proof • Do not use the I/P Converter in hazardous environments containing gases other than those applicable to the explosion-proofing grade of the transducer. • Use the I/P Converter with the ambient temperature in the range -20 to 60[deg]C. 3-1-2 Intrinsically Safe version(Installation Diagram) Intrinsically safe Hazardous( classified ) Location...
- Page 11 Installation Pipe Mounting 3-2-1 Wall-Mounting 3-2-2 Pneumatic and Electrical Installation Pneumatic Installation 3-3-1 The I/P Converter requires a clean and dry air supply. Provide a system able to deliver such an air supply. ① The I/P Converter can be ordered with either Rc1/4 or NPT1/4 couplings. Ensure you use the correct couplings to match those on I/P Converter.
- Page 12 3-3-2 Electrical Installation (1) Flame-proof version When performing electrical installation, never remove the terminal box cover or attempt to connect the wiring while the electrical power is still connected. (Similarly, do not open the main cover.) ① Cabling Use insulated cables able to withstand temperatures of 75[deg]C or higher for the external cabling.
- Page 13 ③ Connecting the cables To connect the cables, remove the terminal box cover and use the insulated crimping terminals on the terminal block. Connect by crimping the + input terminal to the + terminal (red) and the - input terminal to the - terminal (blue). (See Figure 3-1) * To remove the cover, undo the locking screws (hex set screws) Figure 3－1 ④...
- Page 14 (2) Standard (non-explosion-proof) ／ Intrinsically Safe version ① Cabling If the ambient temperature is 60[deg]C or less, use 600V vinyl or better stranded cable. (If the temperature is above 60[deg]C, select cable with an appropriate tolerance for the conditions.) ② Connecting the cables •...
- Page 15 Auto/Manual Switchover Function (Option) The I/P Converter is shipped set to automatic operation. To operate the transducer manually, use the following procedure to switch to manual operation. (See Figure 4-1) (The auto/manual switch is located on the left side of the I/P Converter unit.) Auto/Manual Switch Figure 4－1 <Changing to MANUAL>...
- Page 16 (1.4kgf/cm[2]). (2) Remove the main cover. On the Flame-proof version, the main cover cannot be removed while the power is on. Move to a non-hazardous location before removing the main cover. (3) Zero and span adjustment (a) Apply a 0% (4mA) input signal Rotate the zero trimmer to set the 0% output (20kPa, 0.2kgf/cm[2]).
- Page 17 version. Range 100% 4～12mA 12mA 12～20mA 12mA 20mA Width of Range Adjustment The table below shows the width of the zero and span adjustment bands. You can set the range to be different to the standard 0 to 100% output provided you stay within these limits.
- Page 18 1.When performing maintenance on Flame-proof version, never remove the terminal box cover or main cover while the power is connected. 2. Always turn off the power before performing any maintenance or repair work. Periodic Inspection Performing periodic inspection and maintenance of the I/P Converter will help reduce the incidence of faults and extend the working life of the unit.
- Page 19 Refer to the table below in the event of problems with the I/P Converter . If the action described below does not restore the transducer to normal operation, replace the I/P Converter with a spare and contact SSS Co. Ltd.
- Page 20 Symptom Cause Action Clean replace fixed Fixed orifice is blocked. orifice. I/P Converter is set to manual Change Auto Converter operation. operation. does not operate Polarity of input signal wiring is Check wiring when an input reversed. connections. signal is applied. Supply 140kPa No air supply...
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