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Eurotherm 2604 Installation And Operation Handbook

Eurotherm 2604 Installation And Operation Handbook (123 pages)

Brand: Eurotherm | Category: Controller | Size: 0 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

4
- Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
  
  5
  - What Is 2604
    5
  - Before You Begin
    6
  - Unpacking
    6
  - Contents of Packaging
    6
  - Does the Controller Match the Process
    6
  - Operator Interface - Overview
    8
  - LED Status Indicators
    9
  - Operator Buttons
    10
  - Installation - Overview
    11
Chapter 2 Installation

14
- Appendix B
  
  15
  - Mechanical Installation
    15
  - Outline Dimensions Model 2604
    15
  - Positioning
    15
  - Mounting the Controller
    16
  - Unplugging and Plugging in the Controller
    16
  - Electrical Connections
    17
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    17
  - Wiring
    17
- Appendix C
  
  18
  - Standard Connections
    19
  - Power Supply Wiring
    19
  - Relay Output
    20
  - Sensor Input Connections
    21
  - Analogue Input Connections
    22
  - I/O Expander (or Additional Digital Input)
    23
  - Digital I/O
    24
  - Optional Plug in Module Connections
    25
  - Digital Communications Connections
    25
  - Devicenet Wiring
    27
  - Master/Slave Communications
    29
  - I/O Modules
    31
  - To Connect Zirconia (Dual Signal) Probe
    37
  - Zirconia Probe Screening
    38
Chapter 3 Principle of Operation

40
- Power up
  42
- The HOME Page
  42
- The Operator Buttons
  43
- The Auto Manual Button
  44
- The Run/Hold Button
  44
- Lp1 Lp3
  45
- Lp2 Aux
  45
- The Loop Select Button
  45
- To Change Output Power (When the Loop Is in Manual)
  46
- To Change Setpoint (When the Loop Is in Auto)
  46
- Pages
  47
- Parameters and How to Access Them
  47
- Sub-Headers
  48
- To Step through
  48
- To Step through Parameters
  49
- To Change Parameter Values
  50
- Parameter Tables
  52
- Specific Displays for Cascade, Ratio, Override and Valve Position
  53
- Loop Summary Parameters
  54
- Backpage
  55
- Backscroll
  55
- Invalid Key Actions
  55
- Jump to Home Display
  55
- Parameter Availability and Alterability
  56
Chapter 4 Programmer Operation

58
- Customisable Parameter Names
  59
- What Is Setpoint Programming
  60
- Hold
  61
- Hot Start
  61
- Power Fail Recovery
  61
- Reset
  61
- Run
  61
- Servo
  61
- Setpoint Programmer Definitions
  61
- External Program Inputs
  62
- Holdback (Guaranteed Soak)
  62
- Wait
  63
- Profile
  64
- Programmer Types
  64
- Ramp Rate Programmer
  64
- Segment Types
  64
- Time to Target Programmer
  64
- End Segment
  65
- Go Back Segment
  65
- Other Features Not Covered in this User Guide
  65
- Programmer Operation
  66
- To Run, Hold or Reset a Program
  66
- Run Parameters
  67
- To Create or Edit a Program
  71
- To Define Parameters Common to a Program
  72
- PROGRAM EDIT (Program Page) Parameters
  73
- To Set up each Segment of a Program
  75
- PROGRAM EDIT(Segment Page) Parameters
  76
- Examples
  78
- Program Data Entry Example in a Ramp Rate Programmer
  78
- Prog Data Entry Example - Time to Target Programmer
  80
- Holdback Example
  81
- Wait Example
  82
- Program Names Example
  84
Chapter 5 Alarm Operation

86
- Customisable Parameter Names
  87
- Definition of Alarms and Events
  87
- Types of Alarm Used in 2604 Controller
  88
- Grouped Alarms
  89
- How Alarms Are Indicated
  90
- To Acknowledge an Alarm
  90
- Alarm Delay Time
  91
- Alarms (Summary) Parameters
  93
- Alarm Acknowledgement
  94
- To Set Alarm Trip Levels
  96
- Alarm Parameters
  97
- ALARMS (LP1 Page) Parameters
  97
- ALARMS (an Input Page) Parameters
  98
- ALARMS (PV Input Page) Parameters
  98
Appendix B Safety and Emc Information

104
- Appendix B Safety and Emc Information
  105
  - Safety
    105
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility
    105
  - Service and Repair
    105
  - Electrostatic Discharge Precautions
    105
  - Cleaning
    105
  - Installation Safety Requirements
    106
  - Safety Symbols
    106
  - Personnel
    106
  - Enclosure of Live Parts
    106
  - Isolation
    106
  - Wiring
    107
  - Power Isolation
    107
  - Earth Leakage Current
    107
  - Overcurrent Protection
    108
  - Voltage Rating
    108
  - Conductive Pollution
    108
  - Over-Temperature Protection
    109
  - Grounding of the Temperature Sensor Shield
    109
  - Installation Requirements for Emc
    109
  - Routing of Wires
    109
Appendix C Technical Specification

110
- Appendix C Technical Specification
  111
  - All Analogue, Dual and Pv Inputs
    111
  - Precision Pv Input / Module
    112
  - Dual (Probe) Input Module
    112
  - Analogue Input
    113
  - Analogue Input Module
    113
  - Standard Digital I/O
    114
  - Digital Input Modules
    114
  - Digital Output Modules
    114
  - Analogue Output Modules
    114
  - Transmitter Psu
    114
  - Transducer Psu
    115
  - Dual DC Output
    115
  - High Resolution DC Output
    115
  - Potentiometer Input
    115
  - Digital Communications
    115
  - Alarms
    115
  - User Messages
    116
  - Control Functions
    116
  - Setpoint Programmer
    116
  - Advanced Functions
    116
  - General Specification
    117
  - Graphical Representation of Errors
    118
  - MV Input
    118
  - MID Range High Impedance Input
    119
  - High Level Input
    120
  - RTD (Pt-100) Input Type
    121
  - Thermocouple Input Type
    123

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