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Fluke endurance series User Manual (147 pages)
Innovative High Temperature Infrared Pyrometers
Brand:
Fluke
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
List of Tables
8
List of Figures
9
Compliance Statement
12
Safety Information
13
Contacts
16
1 Description
17
Table 1-1: Model Overview
17
2 Technical Data
18
Measurement Specification
18
Optical Specifications
21
Electrical Specifications
23
Environmental Specifications
24
Dimensions
25
Figure 2-1: Dimensions
25
Scope of Delivery
26
3 Basics
27
Measurement of Infrared Temperature
27
Emissivity for 1-Color Measurements
27
Theory for 2-Color Measurements
28
Low or Changing Emissivities
28
Partially Obscured Targets
28
Targets Smaller than Field of View
29
Slope
29
Attenuation
29
4 Environment
30
Ambient Temperature
30
Atmospheric Quality
30
Electrical Interference
30
Figure 4-1: One Earth Ground at the Sensor (Left) or at the Power Supply (Right)
30
5 Installation
31
Distance to Object
31
Sensor Placement in 1 Color Mode
31
Sensor Placement in 2 Color Mode
31
Figure 5-1: Sensor Placement in 1 Color Mode
31
Figure 5-2: Sensor Placement in 2 Color Mode
32
Positioning
31
Figure 5-3: Acceptable Sensor Viewing Angles
33
Viewing Angles
33
Aiming and Focusing
34
Figure 5-4: Sensor Eyepiece and Reticle
34
Electrical Installation
35
Power Supply
35
Ethernet Connector
35
Power over Ethernet (Poe)
35
12-Pin Connector
35
Figure 5-5: Ethernet Connector Socket and Pin Assignment
35
Figure 5-6: Sensor Connection to a PC Using Poe
35
Table 5-1: Pin Assignment for 12-Pin Connector
36
Figure 5-7: 12-Pin Connector Pin Layout (Pin Side)
36
Inputs
37
Trigger
37
Analog Input
37
Emissivity/Slope Setting
37
Table 5-2: Ratio between Analog Input Current and Emissivity (Example)
37
Figure 5-8: Wiring the Trigger Input
37
Figure 5-9: Wiring the Analog Input
37
Background Temperature Compensation
38
Figure 5-10: Principle of Background Temperature Compensation
38
Outputs
39
Relay
39
Setpoint
39
Deadband
39
Figure 5-11: Spike Voltage Limitation for the Alarm Relay
39
Figure 5-12: Deadband Around the Setpoint (Example)
40
Analog Output
41
Figure 5-13: Wiring the Analog Output
41
6 Operation
42
Control Panel
42
Figure 6-1: Control Panel
42
Control Buttons
43
Menu Display
43
Sighting Indicator
43
Status Indicator
43
Target Temperature Display
43
Menu Structure
44
Information Menu
45
Configuration Menu
47
Unit Setup Menu
49
Interface Menu
52
Analog Menu
54
Post Processing
55
Averaging
55
Peak Hold
55
Reset by Time
55
Figure 6-2: Averaging
55
Reset by Trigger
56
Figure 6-3: Peak Hold and Reset by Time
56
Figure 6-4: Peak Hold and Reset by Trigger
56
Signal Drop with Reset
57
Figure 6-5: Signal Drop: Perpendicular
57
Figure 6-6: Signal Drop: Linear
57
Advanced Peak Hold
58
Valley Hold
58
Figure 6-7: Signal Drop: Averaging
58
Figure 6-8: Advanced Peak Hold
58
Advanced Valley Hold
59
Figure 6-9: Valley Hold
59
7 Rs485
60
Specification
60
Installation
60
Figure 7-1: Network in Linear Topology (Daisy Chain)
60
Wiring
61
Computer Interfacing
61
Figure 7-2: RS485 Communication
61
Figure 7-3: Wiring the Sensor's RS485 Interface with USB/RS485 Converter
61
Multiple Sensors
62
Figure 7-4: Wiring Multiple Sensors Via RS485 Interface with USB/RS485 Converter
62
8 Ethernet
63
Addressing
63
Advanced Address Settings
63
Figure 8-1: Command Prompt Window
63
PC Network Adapter
64
ASCII Programming
65
Http Server
65
Figure 8-2: Web Page
65
Video Streaming
66
9 Profinet Io
67
Configuration
67
Parameters
67
Messages
68
Table 9-1: Pyrometer Parameters
68
Table 9-2: Messages
68
Input Data
69
Output Data
69
Diagnostics
69
Table 9-3: Input Data
69
Table 9-4: Output Data
69
Table 9-5: Parameter Types
69
Table 9-6: Error Codes
70
10 Ethernnet/Ip
71
Configuration
71
Parameters
71
Input Data
72
Table 10-1: Pyrometer Parameters
72
Table 10-2: Input Data
72
Output Data
73
Diagnostics
73
Table 10-3: Output Data
73
Table 10-4: Parameter Types
73
Table 10-5: Error Codes
74
11 Options
75
Figure 11-1: Laser Indication
76
Laser Sighting (-L)
76
Figure 11-2: LED Spot Size Indication
77
LED Sighting (-D)
77
Video Sighting (-V)
77
Air/Water-Cooled Housing
78
Figure 11-3: Air/Water-Cooled Housing
78
Avoidance of Condensation
79
Table 11-1: Minimum Device Temperatures [°C/°F]
80
Manufacturer's Calibration Certificate
81
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Fluke endurance series User Manual (104 pages)
Innovative High Temperature Infrared Pyrometers
Brand:
Fluke
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
11
1 Safety Instructions
13
Table 1: General Symbols
14
2 Product Description
15
Figure 1: Endurance® Model Identification Matrix
16
Theory of Operation for 2-Color Sensors
17
Partially Obscured Targets
17
Targets Smaller than Field of View
17
Emissivity and 1-Color (Single Wavelength) Measurements
17
Slope (2-Color Ratio) Measurements
18
3 Technical Data
19
General Specifications
19
Electrical Specifications
20
Measurement Specifications
21
Optical Specifications
22
Dimensions
23
Figure 2: Spot Size Chart
23
Figure 3: Dimensions of Endurance® Sensor
23
Figure 4: Dimensions of Endurance® Sensor in Air/Water-Cooled Housing Option
23
Scope of Delivery
24
4 Environment
24
Ambient Temperature
24
Atmospheric Quality
24
Electrical Interference
25
5 Installation
25
Mechanical Installation
25
Distance to Object
25
Sensor Placement (1-Color Mode)
25
Figure 5: Proper Sensor Placement in 1-Color Mode
25
Sensor Placement (2-Color Mode)
26
Figure 6: Sensor Placement in 2-Color Mode
26
Viewing Angles
27
Figure 7: Acceptable Sensor Viewing Angles
27
Aiming and Focusing
28
Figure 8: Sensor Eyepiece and Reticle
28
Electrical Installation
29
M16 12-Pin DIN Connector Signal Assignment
29
Figure 9: M16 12-Pin Connector (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Socket (Right)
29
Figure 10: M16 DIN Connector Signal Assignment
29
M12 4-Socket Lan/Ethernet Connector
30
Accessory Cables and Terminal Block
30
Figure 11: M12 Socket (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Plug (Right)
30
Figure 12: Ethernet Cable with M12 Plug and RJ45 Connector
30
Figure 13: M16 12-Conductor Shielded Cable with Colored Wire/Signal Assignments
31
Figure 14: M12 4-Conductor Shielded Cable with RJ45 on Counter Side
31
Power Supply
32
Computer Interfacing Via RS485 Link
32
Figure 15: Endurance® Series Labeled Terminal Block
32
Addressing the Endurance® Sensor in a RS485 Multidrop Network
33
Figure 16: USB/RS485 Converter
33
6 Device Control
34
Control Panel
34
The Object / Target Temperature Display (Green 7-Segment LED Type)
34
Figure 17: Control Panel
34
Figure 18: Upper Object/Target Temperature Display
34
The Screen / Menu Display
35
The LASER / LED / CAMERA Indicator LED (Red)
35
The Status Indicator LED (Green)
35
The 4 Control Panel Pushbuttons
35
Figure 19: Lower Screen / Menu Display
35
Figure 20: Upper LASER / LED /CAMERA Activation LED (Red)
35
Figure 21: Lower Status Indicator LED (Green)
35
The Control Panel Menu Structure and Their Associated Entries
36
Figure 22: Overview about the Menu Structure with Five (5) Sub-Menus
37
Figure 23: the INFORMATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
38
The INFORMATION MENU
38
Figure 24: the CONFIGURATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
40
The CONFIGURATION MENU
40
Figure 25: the UNIT SETUP MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
42
The UNIT SETUP MENU
42
Figure 26: the Static (Fixed) INTERFACE MENU
45
The INTERFACE MENU
45
Figure 27: the Static (Fixed) ANALOG MENU
47
The ANALOG MENU
47
7 Signal Processing
48
Averaging
48
Peak Hold
48
Reset Peak Hold by Peak Hold Time Expiration
48
Figure 28: Averaging
48
Reset Peak Hold by External Trigger Signal
49
Figure 29: Peak Hold Reset by Peak Hold Time Expiration
49
Figure 30: Peak Hold Reset by External Trigger Signal
49
Signal Slope (Decay) in Case of Peak Hold Reset
50
Figure 31: Perpendicular Signal Drop (Default Mode)
50
Figure 32: Linear Signal Drop (Decay Mode)
50
Advanced Peak Hold
51
Valley Hold
51
Figure 33: Average Time Dependent Signal Drop (Averaging Mode)
51
Figure 34: Advanced Peak Hold
51
Advanced Valley Hold
52
Setpoint
52
Deadband
52
Figure 35: Valley Hold
52
Outputs
53
Analog Output (Current Loop)
53
Relay Outputs
53
Trigger
53
Figure 36: Deadband Example
53
Factory Defaults
54
Table 2: Factory Defaults
54
8 Device Options
55
Adjustable Focus (3 Focus Options Available)
55
Laser Sighting (Sighting Option L)
55
Figure 37: LASER Spot Size Indication
55
LED Sighting (Sighting Option D)
56
Video Sighting (Sighting Option V)
56
Air/Water Cooled Housing (Cooling Option 1)
56
Figure 38: LED Spot Size Indication
56
Avoidance of Condensation
57
Figure 39: Endurance® Head with Air/Water-Cooled Housing Option
57
PROFINET IO (Communication Option 1)
58
Description
58
Table 3: Minimum Device Temperatures [°C/°F]
58
I/O Device Configuration
59
Parameter Setting
59
Structure of the Input/Output Data
60
Diagnostics
61
ISO Calibration Certificate, Based on Dakks (German Accreditation Body)
62
Fluke endurance series User Manual (104 pages)
Innovative High Temperature Infrared Pyrometers
Brand:
Fluke
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
Software Warranty
3
Table of Contents
5
Safety Instructions
13
Table 1: General Symbols
14
Product Description
15
Figure 1: Endurance® Model Identification Matrix
16
Theory of Operation for 2-Color Sensors
17
Partially Obscured Targets
17
Targets Smaller than Field of View
17
Emissivity and 1-Color (Single Wavelength) Measurements
17
Slope (2-Color Ratio) Measurements
18
Technical Data
19
General Specifications
19
Electrical Specifications
20
Measurement Specifications
21
Optical Specifications
22
Dimensions
23
Figure 2: Spot Size Chart
23
Figure 3: Dimensions of Endurance® Sensor
23
Figure 4: Dimensions of Endurance® Sensor in Air/Water-Cooled Housing Option
23
Scope of Delivery
24
Environment
24
Ambient Temperature
24
Atmospheric Quality
24
Electrical Interference
25
Installation
25
Mechanical Installation
25
Distance to Object
25
Sensor Placement (1-Color Mode)
25
Figure 5: Proper Sensor Placement in 1-Color Mode
25
Sensor Placement (2-Color Mode)
26
Figure 6: Sensor Placement in 2-Color Mode
26
Viewing Angles
27
Figure 7: Acceptable Sensor Viewing Angles
27
Aiming and Focusing
28
Figure 8: Sensor Eyepiece and Reticle
28
Electrical Installation
29
M16 12-Pin DIN Connector Signal Assignment
29
Figure 9: M16 12-Pin Connector (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Socket (Right)
29
Figure 10: M16 DIN Connector Signal Assignment
29
M12 4-Socket Lan/Ethernet Connector
30
Accessory Cables and Terminal Block
30
Figure 11: M12 Socket (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Plug (Right)
30
Figure 12: Ethernet Cable with M12 Plug and RJ45 Connector
30
Figure 13: M16 12-Conductor Shielded Cable with Colored Wire/Signal Assignments
31
Figure 14: M12 4-Conductor Shielded Cable with RJ45 on Counter Side
31
Power Supply
32
Computer Interfacing Via RS485 Link
32
Figure 15: Endurance® Series Labeled Terminal Block
32
Addressing the Endurance® Sensor in a RS485 Multidrop Network
33
Figure 16: USB/RS485 Converter
33
Device Control
34
Control Panel
34
The Object / Target Temperature Display (Green 7-Segment LED Type)
34
Figure 17: Control Panel
34
Figure 18: Upper Object/Target Temperature Display
34
The Screen / Menu Display
35
The LASER / LED / CAMERA Indicator LED (Red)
35
The Status Indicator LED (Green)
35
The 4 Control Panel Pushbuttons
35
Figure 19: Lower Screen / Menu Display
35
Figure 20: Upper LASER / LED /CAMERA Activation LED (Red)
35
Figure 21: Lower Status Indicator LED (Green)
35
The Control Panel Menu Structure and Their Associated Entries
36
Figure 22: Overview about the Menu Structure with Five (5) Sub-Menus
37
The INFORMATION MENU
38
Figure 23: the INFORMATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
38
The CONFIGURATION MENU
40
Figure 24: the CONFIGURATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
40
The UNIT SETUP MENU
42
Figure 25: the UNIT SETUP MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
42
The INTERFACE MENU
45
Figure 26: the Static (Fixed) INTERFACE MENU
45
The ANALOG MENU
47
Figure 27: the Static (Fixed) ANALOG MENU
47
Signal Processing
48
Averaging
48
Peak Hold
48
Reset Peak Hold by Peak Hold Time Expiration
48
Figure 28: Averaging
48
Reset Peak Hold by External Trigger Signal
49
Figure 29: Peak Hold Reset by Peak Hold Time Expiration
49
Figure 30: Peak Hold Reset by External Trigger Signal
49
Signal Slope (Decay) in Case of Peak Hold Reset
50
Figure 31: Perpendicular Signal Drop (Default Mode)
50
Figure 32: Linear Signal Drop (Decay Mode)
50
Advanced Peak Hold
51
Valley Hold
51
Figure 33: Average Time Dependent Signal Drop (Averaging Mode)
51
Figure 34: Advanced Peak Hold
51
Advanced Valley Hold
52
Setpoint
52
Deadband
52
Figure 35: Valley Hold
52
Outputs
53
Analog Output (Current Loop)
53
Relay Outputs
53
Trigger
53
Figure 36: Deadband Example
53
Factory Defaults
54
Table 2: Factory Defaults
54
Device Options
55
Adjustable Focus (3 Focus Options Available)
55
Laser Sighting (Sighting Option L)
55
Figure 37: LASER Spot Size Indication
55
LED Sighting (Sighting Option D)
56
Video Sighting (Sighting Option V)
56
Air/Water Cooled Housing (Cooling Option 1)
56
Figure 38: LED Spot Size Indication
56
Avoidance of Condensation
57
Figure 39: Endurance® Head with Air/Water-Cooled Housing Option
57
PROFINET IO (Communication Option 1)
58
Description
58
Table 3: Minimum Device Temperatures [°C/°F]
58
I/O Device Configuration
59
Parameter Setting
59
Structure of the Input/Output Data
60
Diagnostics
61
ISO Calibration Certificate, Based on Dakks (German Accreditation Body)
62
Accessories
63
Electrical Accessories
63
Table 4: Electrical Accessories
63
High Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Ccbxx)
64
Low Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Cltcbxx)
65
Figure 40: High Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Ccbxx)
65
High Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12 Connector (E-Ethcbxx)
66
Figure 41: Low Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Cltcbxx)
66
Low Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12 Connector (E-Ethltcbxx)
67
Endurance® Terminal Block Accessory (E-TB)
67
Figure 42: High Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12, RJ45 Connector (E-Ethcbxx)
67
Figure 43: Low Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12, RJ45 Connector (E-Ethltcbxx)
67
Endurance® Terminal Block in a NEMA 4 Enclosure (E-TBN4)
68
24VDC, 1.2A Industrial Power Supply, DIN Rail Mount (E-SYSPS)
68
Figure 44: Endurance® Terminal Block (E-TB) with Wire Color Assignment
68
Figure 45: Endurance® Terminal Block in a NEMA 4 Enclosure (E-TBN4)
68
24VDC, 1.1A, 100-240VAC Power Supply in NEMA 4/IP65 Case (E-PS)
69
Figure 46: 24VDC, 1.2A Industrial Power Supply (E-SYSPS)
69
Poe Injector to Provide Power over a Single Ethernet Hub (E-POE)
70
Figure 47: 24VDC, 1.1A, 100-240VAC Power Supply in NEMA 4/IP65 Case (E-PS)
70
12-Socket DIN Cable Connector (E-2CCON) for Multi-Conductor Cable
71
Figure 48: Poe Injector to Provides Power over a Single Ethernet Hub (E-POE)
71
Figure 49: 12-Socket DIN Cable Connector (E-2CCON) for Multi-Conductor Cable
71
Modline5 Patch Cable Kit to Use Existing Modline5 Cables (E-M5PK)
72
USB to RS232/422/485 Converter (E-USB485)
72
Figure 50: Modline5 Patch Cable Kit to Use Existing Modline5 Cables (E-M5PK)
72
Figure 51: USB to RS232/422/485 Converter (E-USB485)
72
Mechanical/Optical Accessories for Endurance® Sensors Only
73
Table 5: Accessories for Endurance® Sensors Only
73
Figure 52: Extraction View of Endurance® Sensor with Mechanical Accessories
73
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Fluke endurance series User Manual (100 pages)
Innovative High Temperature Infrared Pyrometers
Brand:
Fluke
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 5 MB
Table of Contents
Software Warranty
2
Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
9
Table 1: General Symbols
10
Product Description
11
Figure 1: Endurance® Model Identification Matrix
12
Theory of Operation for 2-Color Sensors
13
Partially Obscured Targets
13
Targets Smaller than Field of View
13
Emissivity and 1-Color (Single Wavelength) Measurements
13
Slope (2-Color Ratio) Measurements
14
Technical Data
15
General Specifications
15
Electrical Specifications
16
Measurement Specifications
17
Optical Specifications
18
Dimensions
19
Figure 2: Spot Size Chart
19
Figure 3: Dimensions of Endurance® Sensor
19
Figure 4: Dimensions of Endurance® Sensor in Air/Water-Cooled Housing Option
19
Scope of Delivery
20
Environment
20
Ambient Temperature
20
Atmospheric Quality
20
Electrical Interference
21
Installation
21
Mechanical Installation
21
Distance to Object
21
Sensor Placement (1-Color Mode)
21
Figure 5: Proper Sensor Placement in 1-Color Mode
21
Sensor Placement (2-Color Mode)
22
Figure 6: Sensor Placement in 2-Color Mode
22
Viewing Angles
23
Figure 7: Acceptable Sensor Viewing Angles
23
Aiming and Focusing
24
Figure 8: Sensor Eyepiece and Reticle
24
Electrical Installation
25
M16 12-Pin DIN Connector Signal Assignment
25
Figure 9: M16 12-Pin Connector (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Socket (Right)
25
Figure 10: M16 DIN Connector Signal Assignment
25
M12 4-Socket Lan/Ethernet Connector
26
Accessory Cables and Terminal Block
26
Figure 11: M12 Socket (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Plug (Right)
26
Figure 12: Ethernet Cable with M12 Plug and RJ45 Connector
26
Figure 13: M16 12-Conductor Shielded Cable with Colored Wire/Signal Assignments
27
Figure 14: M12 4-Conductor Shielded Cable with RJ45 on Counter Side
27
Power Supply
28
Computer Interfacing Via RS485 Link
28
Figure 15: Endurance® Series Labeled Terminal Block
28
Addressing the Endurance® Sensor in a RS485 Multidrop Network
29
Figure 16: USB/RS485 Converter
29
Device Control
30
Control Panel
30
The Object / Target Temperature Display (Green 7-Segment LED Type)
30
Figure 17: Control Panel
30
Figure 18: Upper Object/Target Temperature Display
30
The Screen / Menu Display
31
The LASER / LED / CAMERA Indicator LED (Red)
31
The Status Indicator LED (Green)
31
The 4 Control Panel Pushbuttons
31
Figure 19: Lower Screen / Menu Display
31
Figure 20: Upper LASER / LED /CAMERA Activation LED (Red)
31
Figure 21: Lower Status Indicator LED (Green)
31
The Control Panel Menu Structure and Their Associated Entries
32
Figure 22: Overview about the Menu Structure with Five (5) Sub-Menus
33
The INFORMATION MENU
34
Figure 23: the INFORMATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
34
The CONFIGURATION MENU
36
Figure 24: the CONFIGURATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
36
The UNIT SETUP MENU
38
Figure 25: the UNIT SETUP MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
38
The INTERFACE MENU
41
Figure 26: the Static (Fixed) INTERFACE MENU
41
The ANALOG MENU
43
Figure 27: the Static (Fixed) ANALOG MENU
43
Signal Processing
44
Averaging
44
Peak Hold
44
Reset Peak Hold by Peak Hold Time Expiration
44
Figure 28: Averaging
44
Reset Peak Hold by External Trigger Signal
45
Figure 29: Peak Hold Reset by Peak Hold Time Expiration
45
Figure 30: Peak Hold Reset by External Trigger Signal
45
Signal Slope (Decay) in Case of Peak Hold Reset
46
Figure 31: Perpendicular Signal Drop (Default Mode)
46
Figure 32: Linear Signal Drop (Decay Mode)
46
Advanced Peak Hold
47
Valley Hold
47
Figure 33: Average Time Dependent Signal Drop (Averaging Mode)
47
Figure 34: Advanced Peak Hold
47
Advanced Valley Hold
48
Setpoint
48
Deadband
48
Figure 35: Valley Hold
48
Outputs
49
Analog Output (Current Loop)
49
Relay Outputs
49
Trigger
49
Figure 36: Deadband Example
49
Factory Defaults
50
Table 2: Factory Defaults
50
Device Options
51
Adjustable Focus (3 Focus Options Available)
51
Laser Sighting (Sighting Option L)
51
Figure 37: LASER Spot Size Indication
51
LED Sighting (Sighting Option D)
52
Video Sighting (Sighting Option V)
52
Air/Water Cooled Housing (Cooling Option 1)
52
Figure 38: LED Spot Size Indication
52
Avoidance of Condensation
53
Figure 39: Endurance® Head with Air/Water-Cooled Housing Option
53
PROFINET IO (Communication Option 1)
54
Description
54
Table 3: Minimum Device Temperatures [°C/°F]
54
I/O Device Configuration
55
Parameter Setting
55
Structure of the Input/Output Data
56
Diagnostics
57
ISO Calibration Certificate, Based on Dakks (German Accreditation Body)
58
Accessories
59
Electrical Accessories
59
Table 4: Electrical Accessories
59
High Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Ccbxx)
60
Low Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Cltcbxx)
61
Figure 40: High Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Ccbxx)
61
High Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12 Connector (E-Ethcbxx)
62
Figure 41: Low Temp. Multi-Conductor Cable with M16 Connector (E-2Cltcbxx)
62
Low Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12 Connector (E-Ethltcbxx)
63
Endurance® Terminal Block Accessory (E-TB)
63
Figure 42: High Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12, RJ45 Connector (E-Ethcbxx)
63
Figure 43: Low Temp. Ethernet Cable with M12, RJ45 Connector (E-Ethltcbxx)
63
Endurance® Terminal Block in a NEMA 4 Enclosure (E-TBN4)
64
24VDC, 1.2A Industrial Power Supply, DIN Rail Mount (E-SYSPS)
64
Figure 44: Endurance® Terminal Block (E-TB) with Wire Color Assignment
64
Figure 45: Endurance® Terminal Block in a NEMA 4 Enclosure (E-TBN4)
64
24VDC, 1.1A, 100-240VAC Power Supply in NEMA 4/IP65 Case (E-PS)
65
Figure 46: 24VDC, 1.2A Industrial Power Supply (E-SYSPS)
65
Poe Injector to Provide Power over a Single Ethernet Hub (E-POE)
66
Figure 47: 24VDC, 1.1A, 100-240VAC Power Supply in NEMA 4/IP65 Case (E-PS)
66
12-Socket DIN Cable Connector (E-2CCON) for Multi-Conductor Cable
67
Figure 48: Poe Injector to Provides Power over a Single Ethernet Hub (E-POE)
67
Figure 49: 12-Socket DIN Cable Connector (E-2CCON) for Multi-Conductor Cable
67
Modline5 Patch Cable Kit to Use Existing Modline5 Cables (E-M5PK)
68
USB to RS232/422/485 Converter (E-USB485)
68
Figure 50: Modline5 Patch Cable Kit to Use Existing Modline5 Cables (E-M5PK)
68
Figure 51: USB to RS232/422/485 Converter (E-USB485)
68
Mechanical/Optical Accessories for Endurance® Sensors Only
69
Table 5: Accessories for Endurance® Sensors Only
69
Fluke endurance series User Manual (106 pages)
Innovative High Temperature Infrared Pyrometers
Brand:
Fluke
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 5 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
4
1 Safety Instructions
10
Table 1: General Symbols
11
2 Description
12
Table 2: Integrated Sensor Head Models and Their Assigned Sensor Spectral Range
12
Figure 1: Identification Matrix for Endurance with Integrated Sensor Head
13
Theory of Operation for Ratio (2-Color) Sensors
14
Partially Obscured Targets
14
Targets Smaller than Field of View
14
Emissivity and 1-Color (Single Wavelength) Measurements
14
Slope (2-Color Ratio) Measurements
15
3 Technical Data
16
General Specifications
16
Electrical Specifications
17
Measurement Specifications
20
Optical Specifications
21
Measurement Spot Size Regarding the Selected Focus and Model Options
22
Figure 2: Spot Size Calculation Regarding the Distance to the Integrated Sensor Head
22
Dimensions
23
Figure 3: Dimensions of the Endurance Sensor Without Air/Water Cooled Housing
23
Scope of Delivery
24
4 Sensor Location
24
Ambient Temperature
24
Atmospheric Quality
24
Electrical Interference
25
Distance to Object
25
Sensor Placement (1-Color Mode)
25
Figure 4: Proper Sensor Placement in 1-Color Mode
25
Sensor Placement (2-Color Mode)
26
Figure 5: Sensor Placement in 2-Color Mode
26
Viewing Angles
27
5 Installation
27
Mounting the Sensor
27
Aiming and Focusing
27
Figure 6: Acceptable Sensor Viewing Angles
27
Figure 7: Sensor Eyepiece and Reticle
28
Electrical Installation
29
M16 12-Pin DIN Connector Signal Assignment
29
M12 4-Socket Lan/Ethernet Connector
29
Figure 8: M16 12-Pin Connector (Upper), the Corresponding Cable Socket (Lower), the Cable Wire Coding Table (Right)
29
Accessory Cables and Terminal Block
30
Figure 9: M12 Socket (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Plug (Right)
30
Figure 10: Ethernet Cable with M12 Plug and RJ45 Connector
30
Figure 11: M16 12-Conductor Shielded Cable with Colored Wire/Signal Assignments
31
Figure 12: M12 4-Conductor Shielded Cable with RJ45 on Counter Side
31
Power Supply
32
Computer Interfacing Via RS485 Link
32
Figure 13: Endurance Series Labeled Terminal Block
32
Addressing the Endurance Sensor in a RS485 Multidrop Network
33
Figure 14: USB/RS485 Converter
33
6 Device Control
34
Control Panel
34
The Object / Target Temperature Display (Green 7-Segment LED Type)
34
Figure 15: Control Panel
34
Figure 16: Upper Object/Target Temperature Display
34
The Screen / Menu Display
35
The LASER / LED / CAMERA Indicator LED (Red)
35
The Status Indicator LED (Green)
35
The 4 Control Panel Pushbuttons
35
Figure 17: Lower Screen / Menu Display
35
Figure 18: Upper LASER / LED /CAMERA Activation LED (Red)
35
Figure 19: Lower Status Indicator LED (Green)
35
The Control Panel Menu Structure and Their Associated Entries
36
Figure 20: Overview about the Menu Structure with Five (5) Sub-Menus
37
Figure 21: the INFORMATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
38
The INFORMATION MENU
38
Figure 22: the CONFIGURATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
40
The CONFIGURATION MENU
40
Figure 23: the UNIT SETUP MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
42
The UNIT SETUP MENU
42
Figure 24: the Static (Fixed) INTERFACE MENU
45
The INTERFACE MENU
45
Figure 25: the Static (Fixed) ANALOG MENU
47
The ANALOG MENU
47
7 Signal Processing
48
Averaging
48
Peak Hold
48
Reset Peak Hold by Peak Hold Time Expiration
48
Figure 26: Averaging
48
Reset Peak Hold by External Trigger Signal
49
Figure 27: Peak Hold Reset by Peak Hold Time Expiration
49
Figure 28: Peak Hold Reset by External Trigger Signal
49
Signal Slope (Decay) in Case of Peak Hold Reset
50
Figure 29: Perpendicular Signal Drop (Default Mode)
50
Figure 30: Linear Signal Drop (Decay Mode)
50
Advanced Peak Hold
51
Valley Hold
51
Figure 31: Average Time Dependent Signal Drop (Averaging Mode)
51
Figure 32: Advanced Peak Hold
51
Advanced Valley Hold
52
Setpoint
52
Deadband
52
Figure 33: Valley Hold
52
Outputs
53
Analog Output (Current Loop)
53
Relay Outputs
53
Trigger
53
Figure 34: Deadband Example
53
Factory Defaults
54
Table 3: Factory Defaults
54
8 Options
55
Adjustable Focus
55
Laser Sighting (Sighting Option L)
55
Figure 35: LASER Spot Size Indication
55
LED Sighting (Sighting Option D)
56
Figure 36: LED Spot Size Indication
56
Video Camera Sighting (Sighting Option V)
57
Air/Water Cooled Housing (Cooling Option 1)
58
Avoidance of Condensation
58
Figure 37: Endurance Head with Air/Water-Cooled Housing
58
Table 4: Minimum Device Temperatures [°C/°F]
59
ISO Calibration Certificate
60
PROFINET IO (Communication Option 1)
61
Description
61
I/O Device Configuration
61
Parameter Setting
62
Structure of the Input/Output Data
62
Diagnostics
63
Ethernet/Ip (Communication Option 2)
65
Description
65
Configuration
65
Figure 38: Adding Modules Using Controller Organizer
66
Figure 39: Selecting Endurance EDS from the Library
66
Figure 40: Device Settings (EDS)
67
Figure 41: Selecting Generic Ethernet Module from the Library
67
Parameter Setting
68
Figure 42: Device Settings Via Manual Configuration
68
Figure 43: Endurance Configuration Data as Seen in Controller Tags (Rockwell Studio5000 Software)
69
Figure 44: Controller Tags: Parameter Number and Value and Their Destination Registers in the Device
70
Figure 45: Sample Instruction for Sending Output Data
70
Figure 46: Input Data Conversion
70
Fluke endurance series User Manual (102 pages)
Innovative High Temperature Fiber Optic Infrared Pyrometers
Brand:
Fluke
| Category:
Measuring Instruments
| Size: 6 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
11
1 Safety Instructions
13
Table 1: General Symbols
14
2 Product Description
15
Table 2: Fiber Optic Head Models and Their Assigned Sensor Spectral Range
15
Figure 1: Identification Matrix for Endurance Fiber Optic Infrared Pyrometers
16
Figure 47: Endurance
16
Theory of Operation for Ratio (2-Color) Sensors
17
Partially Obscured Targets
17
Targets Smaller than Field of View
17
Emissivity and 1-Color (Single Wavelength) Measurements
17
Slope (2-Color Ratio) Measurements
18
3 Technical Data
19
General Specifications
19
Electrical Specifications
20
Measurement Specifications
21
Optical Specifications
22
Measurement Spot Size Regarding the Selected Focus and Model Options
23
Figure 2: Example of Spot Size Propagation for a F2 (Standard Focus) Option Model
23
Figure 3: Spot Size Charts for Endurance with External Optical Sensor Head
29
Dimensions
30
Table 3: Dimensions of Available Sensor Heads
30
Figure 4: Dimensions of the Endurance
30
Figure 5: Dimensions of the Adjustable Mounting Bracket
30
Scope of Delivery
31
4 Sensor Location
31
Ambient Temperature
31
Atmospheric Quality
31
Electrical Interference
31
Distance to Object
32
Sensor Placement (1-Color Mode)
32
Figure 6: Proper Sensor Placement in 1-Color Mode
32
Sensor Placement (2-Color Mode)
33
Figure 7: Sensor Placement in 2-Color Mode
33
Viewing Angles
34
Figure 8: Acceptable Sensor Viewing Angles
34
5 Installation
35
Mounting the Sensor
35
Figure 9: Connecting the Fiber Optic Cable
35
Mounting the Sensor Head of Laser Sighting Devices
36
Figure 10: Mounting the Fiber Optic Cable for Laser Sighting Devices
36
Aiming and Focusing
37
Figure 11: Caution / Attention Hint for Devices with Ordered LASER Sighting Option
37
Fiber Optic Cable
38
Figure 12: Schematic Diagram of the Target and Measurement Spot
38
Electrical Installation of the Electronics Housing
39
Standard (1) Electronics Housing Variant with M16 and M12 Connector
39
Figure 13: Standard Electronics Housing with M16 and M12 Connector on Left Side
39
Figure 14: M16 Connector, the Corresponding Socket and the Wire Coding Table
40
Figure 15: M12 Socket (Left) and the Corresponding Cable Plug (Right)
40
Standard (2) Electronics Housing Variant with Cable Gland / Grommet
41
Figure 16: Ethernet Cable with M12 Plug and RJ45 Connector
41
Figure 17: Internal Signal Assignment of the Cable Gland/Grommet Variant
41
Accessory Cables and Terminal Block
42
Figure 18: M16 12-Conductor Shielded Cable with Colored Wire/Signal Assignments
42
Power Supply
43
Figure 19: M12 4-Conductor Shielded Cable with RJ45 on Counter Side
43
Figure 20: Endurance Series Labeled Terminal Block
43
Computer Interfacing Via RS485 Link
44
Figure 21: USB/RS485 Converter (E-USB485)
44
Addressing the Endurance Sensor in a RS485 Multidrop Network
45
6 Device Control
46
Control Panel
46
Figure 22: Control Panel
46
Figure 23: Upper Object/Target Temperature Display
47
Figure 24: Lower Screen / Menu Display
47
Figure 25: Upper LASER Sighting Activation LED (Red)
47
Figure 26: Lower Status Indicator LED (Green)
47
The 4 Control Panel Pushbuttons
47
The LASER Sighting Indicator LED (Red)
47
The Object / Target Temperature Display (Green 7-Segment LED Type)
47
The Screen / Menu Display
47
The Status Indicator LED (Green)
47
The Control Panel Menu Structure and Their Associated Entries
48
Figure 27: Overview about the Menu Structure with Five (5) Sub-Menus
49
Figure 28: the INFORMATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
50
The INFORMATION MENU
50
Figure 29: the CONFIGURATION MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
52
The CONFIGURATION MENU
52
Figure 30: the UNIT SETUP MENU with Sensor Type Related Variations
54
The UNIT SETUP MENU
54
Figure 31: the Static (Fixed) INTERFACE MENU
57
The INTERFACE MENU
57
Figure 32: the Static (Fixed) ANALOG MENU
59
The ANALOG MENU
59
7 Signal Processing
60
Averaging
60
Peak Hold
60
Reset Peak Hold by Peak Hold Time Expiration
60
Figure 33: Averaging
60
Reset Peak Hold by External Trigger Signal
61
Figure 34: Peak Hold Reset by Peak Hold Time Expiration
61
Figure 35: Peak Hold Reset by External Trigger Signal
61
Signal Slope (Decay) in Case of Peak Hold Reset
62
Figure 36: Perpendicular Signal Drop (Default Mode)
62
Figure 37: Linear Signal Drop (Decay Mode)
62
Advanced Peak Hold
63
Valley Hold
63
Figure 38: Average Time Dependent Signal Drop (Averaging Mode)
63
Figure 39: Advanced Peak Hold
63
Advanced Valley Hold
64
Setpoint
64
Deadband
64
Figure 40: Valley Hold
64
Air Purge Collar
65
Protection Tube
65
Fitting System
66
Outputs
67
Analog Output (Current Loop)
67
Relay Outputs
67
Trigger
67
Figure 41: Deadband Example
67
Factory Defaults
68
Table 4: Factory Defaults
68
8 Device Options
70
Focus (3 Focus Options Available)
70
Laser Sighting (Sighting Option L)
70
Figure 42: LASER Sighting Indication
70
PROFINET IO (Communication Option 1)
71
Description
71
I/O Device Configuration
71
Parameter Setting
72
Structure of the Input/Output Data
73
Diagnostics
73
Ethernet/Ip (Communication Option 2)
74
Description
74
I/O Device Configuration
74
Parameter Setting
75
Structure of the Input/Output Data
75
Diagnostics
75
ISO Calibration Certificate, Based on Dakks (German Accreditation Body)
75
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