Yokogawa 414 Batch Controller Manuel d'utilisateur

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Page 1 - MODELS 414D & 414B

BATCH CONTROLLERSMODELS 414D & 414BJuly 2001

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8 Operation3. OPERATIONThe Models 414D and 414B Batch Controllers use a low power CMOSmicroprocessor to perform all control functions and calculat

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Operation 93.1 FRONT PANEL OPERATIONThe four key operation of the Batch Controller is straightforward.SETTING THE BATCH QUANTITYThe Batch quantit

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10 OperationThe Batch quantity can only be set while the instrument is in non-operational statesuch as when the batch is complete, or if the batch

Page 5 - 1. INTRODUCTION

Operation 11DISPLAYED INFORMATIONThe display will normally show the Batch Total, which is the total count for thecurrent batch and is reset on eac

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12 Operation3.2 BATCH OPERATIONSThe Batch Control functions can be programmed, during Calibration, to operate inone of two ways.1. At the end of

Page 7 - Model 414 D . 1 0 E B

Operation 132. If Automatic Reset is programmed, a new batch is commenced each time theRUN key is pressed.The Batch Controller can also be progra

Page 8 - 2. SPECIFICATION

14 Operation3.2.1 Control Relay OutputsThe two output relays can be set up to control a single valve or a dual valve withslow stop and/or slow st

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Operation 153.2.2 Signal TimeoutThe Signal Timeout period defines a time interval which is used to detect if theflow has stopped. If there is no

Page 10 - 3. OPERATION

16 Operation3.2.3 End of BatchAn End of Batch is defined as being when the Batch Quantity is reached, the flowhas stopped and the Signal Timeout

Page 11 - 3.1 FRONT PANEL OPERATION

Operation 173.2.4 Auto RestartThe Batch Controller can be programmed to continually repeat the batch process.This mode of operation is selected d

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18 Operation3.2.5 Automatic Overrun CompensationThe Batch Controller can be programmed to automatically compensate for anyoverrun at the end of a

Page 14 - 3.2 BATCH OPERATIONS

Operation 193.3 CALCULATION OF RATE AND TOTAL3.3.1 Frequency InputThe flowrate, R, is calculated as follows:R = f x H Swhere f is the

Page 15 - RUN key is pressed

20 Operation3.3.2 FilteringFrequency fluctuations caused by pulsating flow through a flowmeter, often makesthe Rate impossible to read with any p

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Operation 21A 90% 99%10021242463610 5 1115 8 1720 11 2225 14 2835 20 4045 25 5160 34 6975 43 8690 52 10399 57 113Table 1 - Response to a step Inpu

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22 Operation3.4 TOTAL CONVERSIONThe Total Conversion feature enables the rate to be displayed in one engineeringunit (eg. gallons/minute) and the

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Operation 233.5 THE OUTPUT PULSE AND FLOW ALARM (Model 414D Only)An OUTPUT PULSE is available on terminal 10 for driving remote counters an

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24 OperationConnection of Output Pulse and Flow Alarm are as follows:Driving an External Relay or Impulse CounterDriving a Logic Input such as a P

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Options 254. OPTIONS4.1 THE RS232/422/485 INTERFACE OPTIONWith this option installed, the circuits for both the RS232 and RS422/485 areprovided a

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26 Options4.1.2 Multipoint CommunicationMultipoint Communication is a system whereby a number of instruments can beaddressed over a dual twisted

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Options 27Figure 2 RS485 InterfaceHostComputerGnd-+InOut-+-+400 SeriesInstrumentGnd400 SeriesInstrumentInOut-+-+GndLoad120 ohmsTwisted Pair

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CONTENTS1. Introduction 31.1 Model Number Designation 52. Specification 63. Operation 83.1 Front Panel Operation 93.2 Batch Operations 123.2.1 Control

Page 24 - 3.4 TOTAL CONVERSION

28 Options4.1.3 Communication ProtocolThe Model 414D/B has a real time clock and enables the time and date to be setand printed on tickets. The

Page 25 - (Model 414D Only)

Options 29A CTS input is provided, and will prevent the instrument from transmitting anyfurther characters to a printer if the printer buffer is f

Page 26 - 24 Operation

30 Calibration5. CALIBRATIONThe Calibration routine enables the Setup Parameters to be programmed, as well asenabling the input signals to be chec

Page 27 - 4. OPTIONS

Calibration 31On first entering the Calibration routine, the display will show:CAL Setup Program parameters (see Section 5.1)Batch Enter Batch par

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32 Calibration5.1 PROGRAMMING THE SETUP PARAMETERSStep Display Description TextRef1 CALBATCHOPTIONTESTENDSelect the Calibrate mode to setup progr

Page 29 - Figure 2 RS485 Interface

Calibration 33Step Display Description TextRef7 TOTCON A division factor to convert the totals todifferent units from those used for rate(ie.gallo

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34 Calibration5.2 ENTERING THE BATCH PARAMETERSStep Display Description TextRef1 BATCHOPTIONTESTENDCALEnter Batch Parameters.Option (if installed

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Calibration 35Step Display Description TextRef6 COUNTdnupThe Batch Total counts Up or Down.Count down from the batch quantity.Count up from zero.

Page 32 - 5. CALIBRATION

36 Calibration5.3 PROGRAMMING OPTIONSStep Display Description TextRef1 OPTIONSTestEndCALBatchOptions (if installed).Check the Input Signals.Exit

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Calibration 37Step Display Description TextRef9 ID NO 01 - 99Unit Identification Number.None.Id number.10 P TYPE xx00010203040520Printer/Com

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6. Input Circuits 396.1 Input Circuit for the Model 414D 396.2 Input Circuit for the Model 414B 446.3 Remote Switches 477. Installation 487.1 General

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38 Calibration5.4 CHECKING THE INPUT SIGNALStep Display Description TextRef1 TESTOPTIONSCALBATCHENDCheck the Input Signals.Options (if installed)

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Input Circuits 396. INPUT CIRCUITSThis section covers the connection of flowmeter signals for:♦ Model 414D Batch Controller with input signal cond

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40 Input CircuitsSwitch SettingsThe following switch settings are recommended for different input signal types.Input Signal Type Input Terminals S

Page 38 - 5.3 PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

Input Circuits 41The Frequency Input CircuitsPulse InputCommon(9)(8)1K100K100RS3.01S5S81uF++-INPUT COMPARATORS233K+5V33K 1K2S4S710K+5V2K4S122KS6

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42 Input Circuits1. Squarewave, CMOS or Pulse2. Open-Collector3. Reed Switcheg. hall effectsensorson18Model 414D98Commoneg. vortex, preamplifierso

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Input Circuits 434. Coils5. Namur Proximity Switch6. Opto-SensorsUse shieldedcableon18eg. millivolt signalfrom a turbine flowmeter(single input on

Page 41 - 6. INPUT CIRCUITS

44 Input Circuits6.2 INPUT CIRCUIT FOR THE MODEL 414BThe Model 414B will accept basic squarewave, pulse or open collector outputsignals, but is n

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Input Circuits 45The Input Circuit1. Squarewave or Pulse Inputs2. Open-Collector InputsPulse InputSignalGround981K.0110K 5VModel 414Beg. vortex o

Page 43 - The Frequency Input Circuits

46 Input Circuits3. Opto-Sensors4. Reed SwitchResistorCommonNote that the currentlimiting resistor may berequired. See the flowmetermanufacturer&

Page 44 - 3. Reed Switch

Input Circuits 476.3 REMOTE SWITCHESRemote push-buttons can be connected to the Models 414D and 414B to duplicatethe switches on the front panel.

Page 45 - 6. Opto-Sensors

Introduction 31. INTRODUCTIONThe Models 414D and 414B Batch Controllers accept pulse or frequency flowsignals and automatically control the batchi

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48 Installation7. INSTALLATION7.1 GENERALTerminal designations for the Model 414Dand 414B Batch Controllers are givenon the following pages. The

Page 47 - 2. Open-Collector Inputs

Installation 49It is good practice to use shielded cable for all signal connections to the Model 414.Care must be taken to separate signal cables

Page 48 - 4. Reed Switch

50 Installation7.2 WIRING DESIGNATIONS FOR THE 414D & 414BTerminal Model 414D Model 414B1 Calibration Link Calibration Link2 Signal Ground Si

Page 49 - 6.3 REMOTE SWITCHES

Installation 517.3 EX 410 ENCLOSURE DIMENSIONS288221302(all dimensions in mm)Ex 410 Enclosure with 5 KeysEnclosure with 3 x M25 Gland holesEnclos

Page 50 - 7. INSTALLATION

52 Trouble Shooting8. TROUBLE SHOOTINGBatcher does not reset.The Signal Timeout has been set to an excessively long period and has nottimed out at

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Trouble Shooting 53Not counting.If the Batcher does not count with the flowmeter connected and flowpassing through it, first check the connections

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54 Trouble ShootingNo end of batch, pulse output or flow alarm.This fault is usually caused by lack of a pullup resistor or load on theoutput. Th

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Trouble Shooting 558.1 ERROR CODESThe instrument has extensive self test facilities and will display an error code if itdetects an invalid condit

Page 54 - 8. TROUBLE SHOOTING

56 IndexIndexAAccess, 33Accumulated Total, 11Auto Reset, 10Auto Restart, 17Automatic Overrun Compensation, 18BBacklite, 5Batch Limit, 11Batch Set

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Index57Setting the Batch, 9Setup Parameters, 3Signal Timeout, 15Slow Start, 14Slow Stop, 14Specification, 6Starting, 10Stop Key, 14Stopping, 10Switch

Page 56 - 54 Trouble Shooting

4 IntroductionGeneric Immunity Standard EN 50082-1 Residential, Commercial & LightIndustry Environment.Generic Immunity Standard EN 50082-2 In

Page 57 - 8.1 ERROR CODES

Introduction 51.1 MODEL NUMBER DESIGNATIONThe Model number of an instrument describes which input and output options areinstalled and the AC main

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6 Specification2. SPECIFICATIONGeneralDisplay: 6 digit LCD. 0.7" (17.8mm) high digits.Display Update Rate: 0.25 seconds.Transducer Supply: 8

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Specification 7Pulse Output (Model 414D Only)Pulse Width: 10mSec (negative going pulse).Maximum Duty Cycle: 49 pulses per second.Scaling: The puls

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