Omega RD2800 - Manual

Omega RD2800

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 5 – Preface: Request and notice; Other instruction manuals to be provided separately; To agents or distributors; Notices; permission of CHINO.
  • Page 6 – FOR SAFE USE; Read the Following Instructions Without Fail; Preparation
  • Page 7 – COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE; Other Programmable Parameters / Functions
  • Page 8 – Preconditions for Use; International safety standards; Labels on This Instrument; Reference
  • Page 9 – WARNINGS; Manufacturer; Fuse in power supply unit; Power supply label
  • Page 10 – MAJOR FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS; Features
  • Page 12 – Note
  • Page 13 – ΙΙ; External Dimensions; *2: Recorders with the option of “a” contact alarm output
  • Page 14 – Install your recorder to a panel.; • Minimum clearance for
  • Page 15 – A window of the door; Warning
  • Page 17 – Terminal Board Arrangement; The input terminal and alarm terminal blocks are removable.
  • Page 18 – Cautions on Connections; (1) Mount crimp style terminals for connection; Kinds of terminals and termination
  • Page 19 – Caution; L N
  • Page 20 – Measuring Input Terminals; down left of the terminal board.; ±6 VDC; cover
  • Page 21 – Alarm Output Terminals; Alarm output terminals; ) Output contact rating; Take safety measures.; mark for alarm output terminals
  • Page 22 – Remote Contacts Terminals; Remote contacts; Remote contacts terminals; Remarks
  • Page 23 – Communications terminals; RS-422A Terminals
  • Page 24 – Wiring processing for control signal in a connector
  • Page 25 – Chart Paper Cassette Removal; ) Remove the chart paper cassette; Chart Paper Loading; ) Prepare a chart paper
  • Page 26 – Chart paper folds; Turning direction of thumb wheel
  • Page 27 – (1) Pull the grip of the chart paper cassette and
  • Page 28 – Turning direction of the thumb wheel
  • Page 29 – Recording Pen Loading; Recording Pen Types; Preparation for Installation
  • Page 30 – Plotter Pen Loading; (2) Insert the plotter pen into its penholder; part at the right side of the holder.; Cartridge Pen Loading
  • Page 31 – BASIC OPERATION; Power Supply and Operation; Power Supply On/Off; Power switch installation; Trace printing and fixed-time printing
  • Page 32 – Printing ON/OFF and chart end detection; Printing Operation; Status display when printing is on
  • Page 33 – Fast Feeding of Chart Paper; Fast feeding condition and operation; Manual chart feeding
  • Page 34 – no alarm activates, this screen is skipped.; Measured value screen; Explanation for alarm activation
  • Page 36 – Keys and Characters; Keys and Their Abbreviations; Actual keys; Characters Displayed in Programming; A B C D E F G H I J L L M N O; Key Operation; To program an alphabet letter:; Don’t press keys with hard and sharp objects; LCD
  • Page 37 – Functions by Pressing Single Key; Functions by Pressing Two Keys Simultaneously
  • Page 38 – List of Programming Items; Parameters to be Programmed First; range; Other Programmable Parameters and Functions; Subtract
  • Page 39 – UnLoCkEd; Programming for Options
  • Page 41 – Programming Procedures; Basic of Programming Flow Chart; ) Numeric keys and cursor; Char
  • Page 42 – Programming Errors and Remedial Measures; Error Judgement Flow Chart
  • Page 43 – BASIC PROGRAMMING; Programming Parameters Before Operation; Turning On the Power supply; Basic Programming Parameters; Default parameters; NO
  • Page 44 – Programming Mode and Parameters
  • Page 45 – Programming Flow Chart; Operation screen
  • Page 46 – ) Thermocouple input; (Temperature unit is fixed to “; Decimal point position and engineering units
  • Page 47 – F Computation Selection; Programming Mode; Cursor and programming lamp light.; ) In case of temperature unit “K”; Relation with other programming items
  • Page 48 – Chart Speed Programming; Influence to periodic data printing; Programming range
  • Page 49 – Printing Types and the Details
  • Page 50 – Printing Examples
  • Page 51 – Digital Data Printing; Digital data printing starts.
  • Page 52 – List 1 Printing; Chart speed does not affect to this operation.
  • Page 53 – List 2 Printing; Chart speed does not affect this operation.; List 3 Printing; List 2 printing details; Example of the List 2 printing
  • Page 54 – Message Printing; Execution with external; Example of message printing
  • Page 55 – Printing Format Selection; Types of Printing Format
  • Page 56 – synchronization not executed
  • Page 57 – When the chart speed is 150 mm/h or faster
  • Page 58 – Operations at Abnormal Inputs; 区分; Input Disconnection; Definition of input
  • Page 59 – Alarm Display and Printing; Display of Alarm Activation; ) Measured value display screen; (2) The measured value of the channel in; Alarm Activation/Reset Printing; ) Printing format when an alarm activates; Display in case alarm activated; Display in case of alarm activated
  • Page 60 – OTHER PROGRAMMING; Error message appears?; Clock circuit; Time display during; Programming time
  • Page 61 – Programming Scale; (1) To move the decimal point to higher digit; Decimal point position rule.
  • Page 62 – The scale of the channel, of which; Other channels check; Various keys
  • Page 63 – Skipping; or; Operation of skipped channels
  • Page 64 – New Programming Flow Chart of Skipped Channel
  • Page 65 – Subtract Printing; Subtract Printing Types; (To move from Mode 1 to Mode 2, press after completing; Subtract printing channel; oC; to
  • Page 67 – Alarm Parameters; (1) The above figure shows programming alarm; Alarm Types; * Do not apply a “minus” symbol to the alarm value of the; Relations between alarm; Differential alarm
  • Page 70 – OTHER PROGRAMMING; To delete alarm point
  • Page 71 – Alarm Deadband; An alarm activates when a measured value; Stored; Alarm deadband
  • Page 72 – Periodic Data Printing; An example of periodic data printing; From power off to on; When the chart speed is changed
  • Page 73 – Engineering Units; In case no engineering unit is programmed; Voltage range; A digit No. 1 to 5 is displayed by pressing .; Examples of engineering unit printing
  • Page 75 – Note) The default is no programming of tags.; If clear is stored in the scale mode
  • Page 76 – To check all programmed digits; To program tag to “none”
  • Page 77 – * This function is only available in the remote; A digit No. 1 to 15 is displayed by pressing .
  • Page 78 – To program message to “none”
  • Page 79 – Burnout; Burnout selection menu
  • Page 80 – Passcode; The following operations are; Keep your passcode in mind
  • Page 81 – When a passocde has not been programmed; Passcode has not been; Selection of key lock
  • Page 82 – When a passocde has been programmed
  • Page 83 – To the time constant 5 seconds in CH2; Temporarily stored; Input filter
  • Page 84 – Copying to Other channels; Programming Mode ...; Programming reference channel; Check if any skip channel
  • Page 85 – Alarm Output Programming Items; Programming Items for Alarm Output; same time as resetting of the alarm.; Details of Programming Items
  • Page 86 – Alarm Output Terminals and the Status; Mechanical relay “a” contact; Programming Relay No.; Number of relay No. digits
  • Page 87 – Selecting Flow Chart; YES; Checking other relay No.
  • Page 88 – Programming Output Mode; Relay Coil Energize/Not energize; ) Mechanical relay “c” contact alarm output
  • Page 89 – The output is held until is pressed. The output differs depending
  • Page 90 – Checking
  • Page 91 – Remote Contacts Function; Remote Contacts
  • Page 92 – Remote Contacts Functions; Program “Printing on/off” to on with a key operation in advance.; Contact signal to terminals
  • Page 93 – Terminal Allocation for Operation; Operation printing A; Checking other terminal Nos.
  • Page 94 – Error display appears?; Programming 3 Chart Speeds; Defaults parameters and; Other speed No. check; Store the [temporarily stored] parameters
  • Page 95 – Programming Operation Record Position; Operation Record; Record position range
  • Page 96 – (1) This programming can be applied to each; appears at the channel programming position.; the order of programming. By pressing when the
  • Page 97 – Programming the details on the left page for CH 1
  • Page 98 – (1) This programming can be executed for; ) Screen 3 (Programming break point printing; press to return to Screen 3.
  • Page 100 – Programming Zone Printing; Zone Printing
  • Page 101 – Checking parameters
  • Page 102 – Programming channel of 1st area]; Channels programming
  • Page 103 – COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE 15.1; Programming communications Protocol; Communications interface; Port selection
  • Page 104 – COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE 15.2; Programming communications; Checking communications type
  • Page 105 – Math Expressions and Totalization; Math Expressions; Totalizing; Math expressions and totalization
  • Page 106 – Shunt Resistor for Current Input; Shunt resistor (Option) and Measurement
  • Page 107 – Transmitter Power Supply
  • Page 108 – Adjustment of Measured Values; Adjustment; Adjustment of measured values; ) Preparation of tools
  • Page 109 – Connections; Make sure to connect after turning off the power supply.; DC standard voltage; Input terminals
  • Page 111 – Shift Programming of Measured Value; Shift Programming
  • Page 112 – Adjustment of Printing Position; Adjustment Flow Chart; Zero/span adjustment procedure; Adjustment types
  • Page 114 – ROM Version Check; Hardware check; ROM and linearization check; Engineering mode types; Types of check 1
  • Page 115 – Types of engineering mode; Check printing details; Cancellation of printing check
  • Page 116 – Check Flow Chart; All segments and lamps light first.; Order of check lighting
  • Page 117 – Measuring Input Check; The measuring input can be checked by counts after A/D conversion.; Count 1 display; Count 2 display
  • Page 118 – Alarm Output Check; mechanical relay “c” contact output.
  • Page 119 – Remote Contacts Input Check; : Alarm output check; Remote contacts signals and functions; Check 1 and 2 switching; Types of check 2; Input signal
  • Page 120 – Communications IF Check; Except for RS-485, short the transmission and reception terminals.
  • Page 121 – Communications check
  • Page 122 – Initialization items; Initialization
  • Page 123 – Daily Inspection; Consumable parts check; Standard; Operation check
  • Page 124 – Cleaning and Lubrication; Main Shaft of Plotter Pen; Caution on cleaning and lubrication; Do not use any chemicals
  • Page 125 – Measured Values Check; Channels to be checked; Reference conditions
  • Page 126 – Error computation; Turn off the power source before starting connections
  • Page 127 – Repair and modifications
  • Page 129 – Recommended Parts Replacement Intervals; Operation conditions; ectrical; Replacement of parts
  • Page 131 – Indication and Display; Alarm
  • Page 132 – Operation Conditions; General specifications
  • Page 134 – Option
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Page 5 - Preface: Request and notice; Other instruction manuals to be provided separately; To agents or distributors; Notices; permission of CHINO.

－１－ Preface: Request and notice This instruction describes pen type RD200 series hybrid recorder (100 mm printing width) and pen type RD2800 series hybrid recorder (180 mm printing width). In order to use your recorder correctly and safely and to prevent malfunctions, please read this instruction ma...

Page 6 - FOR SAFE USE; Read the Following Instructions Without Fail; Preparation

－２－ The items marked with in titles contain Warning and Caution Read these items without fail. Preface: Request, Guarantee and Notice········1 FOR SAFE USE ················································4 WARNINGS ·························································5 MAJOR FEATURES AND FUNCTIO...

Page 7 - COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE; Other Programmable Parameters / Functions

－３－ The items marked with in titles contain Warning and Caution Read these items without fail. 11. OTHER PROGRAMMING ············· 56 11.1 Time···························································· 56 11.2 Scale··························································· 57 11.3 Skip (Channel D...

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