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Eurotherm Invensys 2408 Installation And Operating Handbook

Eurotherm Invensys 2408 Installation And Operating Handbook (139 pages)

CONTROL SETPOINT PROGRAMMER

Brand: Eurotherm | Category: Controller | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
Chapter 1 INSTALLATION
4
- 2408 1/8 DIN Controller
  4
- 2404 1/4 DIN Controller
  4
- Outline Dimensions Model 2408
  5
- Outline Dimensions Model 2404
  5
- Introduction
  6
- Mechanical Installation
  6
- To Install the Controller
  6
- Unplugging and Plugging-In the Controller
  6
- New Sleeve Design Mkiii
  7
- Details
  7
- Reasons for the Change
  7
- Recommendations
  7
- Electrical Installation
  8
- Model 2408 Rear Terminal Layout
  8
- Rear Terminal Layouts
  9
- Sensor Input Connections
  10
- Plug-In Module Connections
  10
- PDS Modes
  10
- Two Terminal Modules
  11
- Snubbers
  11
- Two Terminal Module Connections
  11
- Four Terminal Modules
  12
- Connections for Process Value 2 in Module Position 3
  13
- Triple Logic Input and Output Ratings
  13
- Communication Modules 1 and 2
  14
- EIA-485 Wiring
  15
- Wiring of 2-Wire EIA-485 Serial Communications Link
  15
- Devicenet
  16
- Example of Devicenet Wiring
  17
- Profibus Wiring
  18
- Typical Wiring Diagram, Model 2408 Controller
  19
- Logic Drive Fan out
  20
- Motorised Valve Connections
  21
Chapter 2 OPERATION
22
- Front Panel Layouts
  23
- Model 2408 Front Panel Layout
  23
- Model 2404 Front Panel Layout
  23
- Alarms
  25
- Basic Operation
  25
- Home Display
  25
- Operating Modes
  26
- Automatic Mode
  27
- The Home Display
  27
- Display Units
  27
- % Output Power Demand
  27
- Manual Mode
  28
- Parameters and How to Access Them
  29
- List Header Displays
  29
- Typical List Header Display
  29
- To Change the Value of a Parameter
  30
- Parameter Names
  30
- Parameter Displays
  30
- Navigation Diagram
  31
- Parameter Tables
  33
- Alarm Annunciation
  38
- Alarm Acknowledgement and Resetting
  38
- Alarm Modes
  38
- Process Alarms
  38
- Diagnostic Alarms
  39
- The Different Access Levels
  42
Chapter 3 ACCESS LEVELS
42
- Access to Read-Only Configuration
  43
- Password Entry
  43
- Access List Header
  43
- Selecting an Access Level
  43
- Level Selection
  44
- Configuration Password
  44
- Configuration Level
  44
- Returning to Operator Level
  44
- Edit Level
  45
- Setting Operator Access to a Parameter
  45
- Hiding or Revealing a Complete List
  45
- Promoting a Parameter
  45
- What Is Tuning?
  46
- Tuning Parameters
  46
Chapter 4 TUNING
46
- Automatic Tuning
  47
- One-Shot Tuning
  47
- How to Tune
  47
- Typical Automatic Tuning Cycle
  48
- Calculation of the Cutback Values
  48
- Adaptive Tune
  48
- Adaptive Tune Should be Used with
  48
- Manual Tuning
  49
- Tuning Values
  49
- Setting the Cutback Values
  50
- Tune Error
  51
- Automatic Droop Compensation (Adc)
  51
- Integral Action and Manual Reset
  51
- Motorised Valve Control
  52
- Commissioning the Motorised Valve Controller
  53
- Adjusting the Minimum On-Time
  53
- Inertia and Backlash Settings
  53
- Calibrating the Position Feedback Potentiometer
  53
- Gain Scheduling
  55
Chapter 5 PROGRAMMER OPERATION
56
- What Is Setpoint Programming?
  57
- Setpoint Profile
  57
- Programmer States
  59
- Status Selection
  60
- Program Number
  60
- The Run List
  60
- Running a Program from the Run List
  60
- Running a Program Using the Run/Hold Button
  61
- Automatic Behaviour
  61
- Servo
  61
- Holdback
  61
- Power Failure
  62
- Continue after a Power Fail
  62
- Ramp Back after a Power Fail
  62
- Configuring the Programmer
  63
- Programmer List Header
  63
- Number of Programs
  63
- Holdback Strategy
  63
- Synchronisation
  64
- Power Fail Strategy
  64
- Event Outputs
  64
- Servo Type
  64
- Configuring Digital Inputs to Select Program Number
  65
- Creating a New Program, or Modifying an Existing One
  66
- Program Edit List
  66
- Holdback Type
  66
- Ramp Units
  67
- Dwell Units
  67
- Number of Program Cycles
  67
- Segment Number
  67
- Parameters that Follow Segment Type
  68
- Target Setpoint
  68
- Segment Type
  68
- Ramp Rate
  69
- Duration Time
  69
- Called Program Number
  69
- Further Event Outputs
  70
- Synchronisation Event Output (Only Appears if Configured)
  70
- End Segment
  70
- Power Value [End Segment]
  71
Chapter 6 CONFIGURATION
72
- Selecting Configuration Level
  73
- Changing the Passwords
  74
- Selecting a Configuration Parameter
  74
- Leaving Configuration Level
  74
- Configuration Parameter Tables
  78
- Pyrometer Emmisivity
  79
- Range
  79
- Configuration Examples
  94
- Transducer Power Supply
  94
- What Is the Purpose of User Calibration?
  98
Chapter 7 USER CALIBRATION
98
- User Calibration Enable
  99
- Offset Calibration
  100
- Input List Header
  100
- Calibration Type
  100
- Two-Point Calibration
  102
- Calibration Points and Calibration Offsets
  105
Understanding the Ordering Code
106
- Hardware Coding
  107
- SAFETY and EMC INFORMATION
  112
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
  112
- Service and Repair
  112
- Electrostatic Discharge Precautions
  112
- Installation Safety Requirements
  113
- Safety Symbols
  113
- Enclosure of Live Parts
  113
- Wiring
  113
- Over-Temperature Protection
  114
- Conductive Pollution
  114
- Voltage Rating
  114
- Overcurrent Protection
  114
- Installation Requirements for Emc
  115
- Routing of Wires
  115
- Appendix A UNDERSTANDING the ORDERING CODE
  116
- Appendix B SAFETY and EMC INFORMATION
  116
Technical Specification
116
Appendix C TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
120
Appendix Dload CURRENT MONITORING and DIAGNOSTICS
120
Appendix Eprofibus COMMUNICATIONS
132
- Electrical Connections
  133
- Cable Specifications
  134
- Maximum Line Length Per Segment
  134
- Controller Configuration and Node Address
  135
- Assigning a Node Address
  135
- Network Configuration
  136
- Windows Configurator
  136
- Troubleshooting
  137
- No Communications
  137
- Intermittent Failure to Communicate
  137

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