Omega Engineering DP3300 Series - Manual (Page 22)

DP3300 Series User’s Manual
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If the unit is setup as an RPM monitor then following steps are performed for setting up various parameters:
FUNCTION DISPLAY SHOWS TO CHANGE
Filter
value 1,2,4,6,10,15,20,30,60 Push ^v key to obtain desired value
Decimal point
dP 9999 Push ^v key to
placement dP 999.9 move decimal
dP 99.99 point to desired
dP 9.999 position.
Scaler
'SCALER' followed by preset scaler Push ^v key to increment or decrement
value e.g. 10.00024 with active digit active digit. Push key to change
flashing. active digit.
Division Factor
'DIV FAC' followed by preset division Push ^v key to increment or decrement
by preset division factor( e.g. 12` active digit. Push key to
with active digit flashing). change active digit.
Limit 1
'CH1 LT1' followed by preset Limit 1 Push ^v key to increment or decrement
Limit 2 value e.g. 123.4 with active digit active digit. Push key to
Limit 3 flashing. active digit.
For limits 2 &3 CH1 LT2, CH1 LT3 NOTE: Limit3 is audio visual alarm only
followed by limit value. --- it has no relay output.
Relay deadband
'dEAdbd' followed by deadband Push ^v key to increment or decrement
value e.g. 0002 active digit. Push key to make
next digit active.
Latching or non -
'LATCH' for latching mode. Push ^v key to obtain alternate mode.
latching relay setup. 'NON LCH' for non latching mode.
Limit outputs prog-
LT1 N.O. or LT1 N.C Use ^v key to obtain
rammed as normally LT2 N.O. or LT2 N.C alternate mode.
open or closed LT3 N.O. or LT2 N.C
ALARM OUTPUTS:
Status:
The system has optional process alarm outputs that are activated when limit is exceeded on any of the two channels. The alarms
can be programmed as normally open or normally closed (see SETUP) and latching or non-latching. The status of these alarms is
indicated on the front panel by LEDs. When ever an alarm is activated the respective LED is turned on. Each channel has two
outputs (relay or open collector) and one audio visual alarm. Audio visual alarm provides a visual indication on the front panel
(LED) and a buzzer output if a programmed limit value is exceeded. Buzzer can be turned off, if so desired (look under SETUP).
Resetting:
Once energized, alarms can be reset in two different ways --- automatically or manually (non latching or latching). In non-
latching mode, the alarm outputs will de-energize on their own when process variable drops below the limit value. In latching
mode, they stay energized even if the process variable drops below the limit. To reset the energized outputs in the latching mode,
first make the display indicate the limit that needs to be reset (e.g. "CH1 LT2"), by pushing the DATA key. Next, keeping the
DATA key pushed while limit value is displayed, go on to push the RESET key. The respective alarm output will de-energize
and the system will indicate so by displaying RLY RST.