Watlow Series PD User Manual

User’s manual, Series pd, Ethernet-enabled temperature/process controller

Table of contents

Document Outline

Series PD UM
Safety Information
Technical Assistance
Warranty
Return Material Authorization
Untitled
Chapter One
- Overview
Chapter Two
- Install and Wire
- Mounting the Series PD
- Removing the Series PD
- Series PD Connector Locations
- Wiring the Series PD
Chapter Three
- Indicator Lights
Chapter Four
- Ethernet Communications
Chapter Five
- Monitor Device Page
- Navigation Frame
Chapter Six
- Device Information Page
Chapter Seven
- Device Configuration Page
- Inputs
- Digital Input Configuration Page
- CT Input Configuration Page
- Control Loops
- Multiple PID Loop Configuration
- Outputs
- Time Proportioned Output Configuration
- Alarms
- Network
- Email Configuration Page
- Security Configuration Page
- Datalogging
- Clock Configuration Page
- File System
- Web View Page
Chapter Eight
- Calibration Page
Chapter Nine
- Parameter Tables
- Device Configuration Inputs
- Device Configuration Control Loops
- Device Configuration Outputs
- Device Configuration Alarms
- Device Configuration Network
- Device Configuration Datalogging
- Hardware
- Firmware
Chapter Ten
- Features
- Autotuning
- Inputs
- Control Methods
- Alarms
- Network: Email
- File System: File Manager
- File System: Web View
- Trend Information
- Communications
Chapter Eleven
- Troubleshooting
Appendix
- Specifications
- Ordering Information
- Declaration of Conformity
How To Reach Us
EtherNet-IP Addendum
- Introduction to EtherNet/IP
- PD Connectivity over EtherNet/IP
  - I/O Configuration Using an Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Processor
  - Configuring the PD Properties Using RSLogix 5000
    - T to O Static Assembly
    - T to O Dynamic Assembly
    - O to T Static Assembly
    - O to T Dynamic Assembly
    - EtherNet/IP Indicator Lights
- Communications between ControlLogix & PD
  - Ladder Logic Examples
    - Implicit Ladder Logic Examples
    - Explicit Ladder Logic Examples
- Changing the Assembly Size
EtherNet/IP Addresses
- Monitor Device
- Analog Input [1 or 2}
- CT Inputs {3 or 4}
- Digital Inputs {3 or 4}
- Loop {1 or 2} Loop Settings
- Loop {1 or 2} Multiple PID Sets
- Output {1 to 4}
- Alarm {1 to 8}
- Network > Email
- Datalogging > Settings
- Datalogging > Clock
- Device Information
- Network > TCP/IP Settings
- Network > Security
- Calibration
- EtherNet/IP Objects