Customized linearization cycle, Hardware cycle (manual mode), Calibration cycle – NOVUS N1500FT Indicator User Manual
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N1500FT Flow Indicator
NOVUS AUTOMATION
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CUSTOMIZED LINEARIZATION CYCLE
Lin.enbl
Linearization
Enable
Enables linearization. Applicable only when
flow input is 4-20 mA.
1np.01
Input 01
First input point for linearization.
0vT.01
Output 01
First output point for linearization.
1np.02
Input 02
Second input point for linearization.
0vT.02
Output 02
Second output point for linearization.
…
27 input and output points for linearization.
1np.30
Input 30
Last input point for linearization.
0vT.30
Output 30
Last output point for linearization.
Table 11 – Customized linearization cycle keys
HARDWARE CYCLE (MANUAL MODE)
manual
Manual mode
Enables manual mode of operation.
(ur.0ut
Current Out
Current output status in manual mode.
PUl.0ut
Pulse Out
Pulse output status in manual mode.
Rl1.0ut
Relay 1 Out
Relay 1 output status in manual mode.
Rl2.0ut
Relay 2 Out
Relay 2 output status in manual mode.
Rl3.0ut
Relay 3 Out
Relay 3 output status in manual mode. Visible
only for the 4 relays model.
Rl4.0ut
Relay 4 Out
Relay 4 output status in manual mode. Visible
only for the 4 relays model.
Table 12 – Hardware cycle keys
CALIBRATION CYCLE
All input and output types are factory calibrated. If recalibration is
required, it must be performed by a specialist. If this cycle is
accidentally accessed, go through all parameters without changing
values.
PASS
Password
Access Password entry.
This parameter is shown before protected
cycles. See item Configuration Protection.
(alib
Calibration
Enables calibration.
inL(
Input Low
Calibration
Entry of value close to the beginning of scale
in 4-20 mA input, within scale specified in
InLL
and InKL.
inx(
Input High
Calibration
Entry of value close to the end of scale in 4-20
mA input, within scale specified in InLL and
InKL
.
ovL(
Output Low
Calibration
On this screen, whenever you press
or
, a standard current close to 4 mA will
be applied. Measure current, in mA, and enter
it on this screen.
ovx(
Output High
Calibration
On this screen, whenever you press
or
, a standard current close to 20 mA will
be applied. Measure current, in mA, and enter
it on this screen.
rstr
Restore
Restores factory calibration.
Pa.(x
Password
Change
Changes user password.
Prot
Protection
Protection level.
Table 13 – Calibration cycle keys
CONFIGURATION PROTECTION
The indicator allows configuration protection as determined by user,
preventing unauthorized changes. The Protection (PROt) parameter,
in the Calibration cycle, determines the protection level to be
adopted, limiting Access to cycles, as shown in the table below.
PROTECTION
LEVEL
PROTECTED CYCLE
1
Calibration
2
Calibration + Hardware
3
Calibration + Hardware + Linearization
4
Calibration + Hardware + Linearization + Relays
5
Calibration + Hardware + Linearization + Relays
+ Output Config. + Input Config.
6
Calibration + Hardware + Linearization + Relays
+ Output Config. + Input Config. + Functions
7
Calibration + Hardware + Linearization + Relays
+ Output Config. + Input Config. + Functions +
Alarm
8
Calibration + Hardware + Linearization + Relays
+ Output Config. + Input Config. + Functions +
Alarm + Main
Table 14 – Configuration Protection Levels
Access Password
To access the protected cycles, it is necessary to enter an Access
Password that allows altering the configuration of parameters in
these cycles.
The access password is entered in the Pass parameter, which is
shown in the first of protected cycles.
Without a protection password, parameters of the protected cycles
can be only viewed.
The Access Password is defined by user in the Password Change
(PA.(k) parameter, shown in the Calibration cycle.
New indicators come from factory with access password “1111”.
MASTER PASSWORD
If you forget the access password, it is possible to use the Master
Password feature. When this password is entered, users gain access
to the Password Change (PA.(k) parameter and are allowed to
specify a new access password to the indicator.
The Master Password consists of the last three digits of the indicator
serial number added to the number 9000.
For example, for a device with serial number “12154321”, master
password is “9 3 2 1”.
MAINTENANCE
PROBLEMS WITH INDICATOR
Connection errors and inadequate programming are the main
problems when using the indicator. A final review should prevent
losses and wasting time.