4100 Presentation

1
PReasy 4100
A New Beginning
2
4100 Series

• A Universal, Front programmable and
  Cost-effective series of products for Signal
  Conditioning and Still High Quality (Namur NE-21,
  PR-Precision and 5 year Warranty)
• Thus Dedicated for Installers, Panel builders,
  machine Builders and of course all types of End
  Users.

3
4100 Series

• The Interface
• Input
• Output
• Relay Function
• Error Handling and Diagnostics
• Advanced Features

4
4100 Universal transmitters / trip amplifier

• Universal Input
• Analogue Output Voltage and Current
• Universal supply 21,6-253 VAC / 19,2 300 VDC
• 2 relays with programmable functions
• Sensor error indication via Display Front or LED
• And Programmable via display front 4501
• No Manual Needed Menu Structure PR Guided!
• Approvals CE, LVD, UL-508 (Autumn 2005)
• Safety Fulfilling the requirements for SIL-2

INPUT OUTPUT
X
5
4100 The Programming Interface

• Run Mode
• Display of Input value in eng. Units
• Display Output Value or TAG
• Programming Mode
• Change value with Arrows
• Validate with OK
• The Menu Guides you to the Next Item gt Thats
  PReasy
• Error Mode
• All error indications will be shown in the 2nd
  line together with a Flashing Backlight. The
  Flashing backlight can be turned off by pressing
  OK.

249.0
VOLT
SE.BR
Both Arrows TAG / Ana.Out Toogle
Flashing BacklightWith Errors
C
INTYPE
Error TEXT
15.2 mA
HELP TEXT
Prog-Mode
Error-Mode
Run-Mode
6
4100 The Programming Interface Status Line

• The Status Line has 4 symbols
• 1 Indicates the status of the Relay 1 Contact
  Open or Closed
• The 1 can be flashing, if the relay is in the
  Delay period
• 2 Indicates the status of the Relay 2 Contact
  Open or Closed
• The 2 can be flashing, if the relay is in the
  Delay period
• The arrow shows the tendancy of the Input Signal
• The Com-symbol indicates if the 4501 is running
  correctly

249.0
C
15.2 mA
Run-Mode
7
4100 The Display Engineering Units

• C in/s bar kV F ft/s mbar
• mV K in/min kJ Ohm m ft/min
• Wh S cm in/h MWh uS mm
• ft/h kWh ft rpm W m3/min
• in Hz GW m3/h yd t MWL/s
• m3 kg kW L/minL g hp L/h
• s N A gal/min min Pa kA
• gal/h m/s MPa mA t/h m/min kPa
• uA mol m/h hPa V pH

Run-Mode
8
4100 The Programming Interface - The PR Guided
Menu
PR GUIDED Menu Structure 4100 3 Lines 5714 1
Line
Traditional Menu Structure Often 1 Line
Short Cut to fastset Short Cut to Advanced
Features
Start
Start
Type
Range
Input
Type
Range
Input
Relays
Setp
Hyst
Relays
Value
Output
Thats PReasy!
Output

• User Problems
• Where am I?
• Whats Next?
• What do I need to do now? What do I miss?

• User Advantages
• No need to Know where You are!
• Only 1 way Through (Fwd or Bwd)
• PR Guided makes sure You will get through all
  Necessary Items!

9
4100 Universal Input

• Current 0-20 mA 4-20 mA
• Voltage 0-1V 0,2-1V 0-5V 1-5V 0-10V 2-10V
• Lin.R. 0-10.000 Ohm (2,3 and 4 wire )
• Potentiometer 10 O 100 kO (3 wire)
• Loop Supply 16V for 2-wire Transmitter

INPUT OUTPUT
X
10
4100 Universal Input - Temperature

• Pt x and Ni X
• 2,3 and 4 wire connections
• Pt 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 400, 500, 1000
• Ni 50, 100, 120, 1000
• TC
• 13 Types, including Russian L (LR)
• Internal CJC (Always Mounted)

INPUT OUTPUT
X
11
4100 TC- Input Cold Junction Compensation

• Internal CJC Always Mounted
• Precision
• Max lt/-1,0 C (-20 C - 60 C)
• Max Error (0,0053 C x Amb.Temp)0,68 C
• Safety
• The unit will make max. comp. of -20 C and 80
  C respectively, even though the CJC sensor
  element should indicate a higher or lower
  temperature.

INPUT OUTPUT
X
12
4100 Analogue Output

• Current
• 0-20 mA 20-0 mA
• 4-20 mA 20-4 mA
• Max Charge 800 O
• Over/Under Range Limits 3,8 mA / 20,5 mA
• Sensor Error Indication 0/3,5mA or 23mA
• Voltage (calibrated with Internal Shunt)
• 0/0,2-1V 1-0,2/0V 0/1-5V 5-1/0V 0/2-10V 10-2/0V
• Sensor Error Indication No

INPUT OUTPUT
X
13
4100 Two Independant Relay Outputs

• Relay Functions (The 2 relays can have different
  functions)
• Setpoint (SETP) (Fastset Possibility)
• Window (WIND)
• Input Error (ERR)
• Power (POW)
• OFF

INPUT OUTPUT
X
14
4100 Relay Units

• For all Functions
• For Temp Inputs the unit is C or F
• For other inputs, you can choose between
• DISP Display Units
• PERC Percentage

INPUT OUTPUT
X
15
4100 Relay Output SETP function

• FUNCTION SETP Setpoint
• Function N.O. / N.C.
• Setpoint
• Action Increase or Decrease
• Hysteresis 0,1 to 25 of span or 1 count to 3000
  counts (max 25)
• On-Delay in Seconds (0- 3600s)
• Off-Delay in Seconds (0- 3600s)
• Error action Hold,Open,Close, None

INPUT OUTPUT
X
16
4100 Relay Output WIND function

• FUNCTION WIND Window
• Contact
• O.I.W. Open In Window
• C.I.W Closed in Window
• Setpoint Low
• Setpoint High
• Hysteresis 0,1 to 25 of span or 1 count to 3000
  counts (max 25)

INPUT OUTPUT
X
17
4100 Relay Output ERR function

• FUNCTION ERR Error
• Action in case of Error
• Hold,Open,Close, None

INPUT OUTPUT
X
18
4100 Relay Output POW function

• Function POW Power
• The Relay will be CLOSED when the module is
  powered.
• The Relay will be OPEN when the module is NOT
  powered

INPUT OUTPUT
X
19
4100 Relay Output OFF function

• Function OFF
• The Relay will be deactivated!

INPUT OUTPUT
X
20
4100 Series

• Error Indication, Detection
• Auto Diagnostics

21
4100 Error Detection Out of A/D converter range

• Indicated by IN.LO or IN.HI
• Voltage Input1 lt-25 mV or gt1,2V
• Voltage Input2 lt-25 mV or gt12V
• Current Input lt-1,05mA or gt25,05mA
• POTM Input lt-0,5 or gt100,5
• LIN.R input1 lt-10O or gt1075O
• LIN.R input2 lt-10O or gt110kO
• TEMP ltPoly-2 C or gtPoly2 C

22
4100 Error Detection Sensor Error

• Indicated by SE.BR (break) or SE.SH (shortage)
• Voltage None
• 4-20mA SE.BR - Input lt3,6mA or gt 21mA
• POTM SE.BR - Input gt126k O (Each Wire)
• LIN.R1 SE.BR gt 875 O
• LIN.R2 SE.BR gt 11 kO
• TC SE.BR gt 750 kO
• Pt and Ni SE.BR gt 15 kO
• SE.SH lt 15 O (Not for
  Pt10, Pt20 and Pt50)

23
4100 Error Detection Display Over/Under Range

• Display over/under range, indicated by -1.9.9.9
  or 9.9.9.9
• NB the minimum/maximum values on the Display is
  -1999, 9999 respectively.

24
4100 Error Indication Resumed With 4501

• Out of A/D converters Range
• Flashing IN.LO or IN.HI
• Display Over/Und range indication
• Flashing -1.9.9.9 or 9.9.9.9
• Sensor Break
• Flashing SE.BR
• Sensor Shortage
• Flashing SE.SH

25
4100 Error Indication With LED

• The unit is continuously verifying its own State
  of Health, thus Increasing Safety.
• Error Indication with 1 Green/Red LED on Front
• Green Flashing 13 Hz Normal
• Green Flashing 1 Hz Sensor Error
• Green On not Flashing Internal Error
• Red On not Flashing Fatal Error
• Return Product to PR

26
4100 Auto Diagnostics With 4501 Display

• The unit is continuously verifying its own State
  of Health, thus Increasing Safety.
• Error Indication with Display Mounted
• HW.ER Permanent error in uC/AD converter
• CJ.ER CJC sensor Failure
• RA.ER error in RAM (Memory)
• FL.ER Error in Flash Memory
• AO.ER Error in analogue Measurement
• TY.ER Trying to Load a configuration from for
  example a 4114 to a 4116.
• CO.ER Com Error between 4501 and 41xx
• PW.ER Error in Internal Power

27
4100 Series

• Advanced Features

28
4100 Advanced Features

• It is possible to enter Advanced Setting in
  Beginning of the Menu structure
• Memory
• Display
• Calibration
• Simulation
• Password
• Language

29
4100 Advanced Features MEMORY (MEM)

• With this feature you can easily copy a
  configuration from one module to another.
• Memory (MEM)
• SAVE or LOAD
• Save, saves the Product Configuration in the
  Front
• Load, uploads the configuration in the front to
  the next Product
• NB Process Calibrations are not copied.

30
4100 Advanced Features DISPLAY (DISP)

• Contrast (CONTRA)
• 0 to 9
• Light (LIGHT)
• 0 to 9
• TAG (Exception 1st and 2nd line swithced)
• 6 characters Alpha Numerique
• LINE 3 (Selection of Indication in 3rd Line)
• TAG or A.OUT

31
4100 Advanced Features CALIBRATION (CAL)

• 2 Point Process Calibration for ALL input Types
• CAL.LO (not necessarily 0)
• Yes or No, if Yes then
• Affect the LOW value you want to calibrate to the
  Input of the Product.
• Preset the Correct Value in Display Units.
• CAL.HI (not necessarily 100)
• Yes or No, if Yes then
• Affect the HIGH value you want to calibrate to
  the Input of the Product.
• Preset the Correct HIGH Value in Display Units.
• NB A new Process Calibration will not consider
  an eventual previous process calibration.

32
4100 Advanced Features SIMULATION (SIM)

• Simulate the Input value in Display Units
• Enable Simulation (EN.SIM)
• Yes or No
• If Yes, then Simulate the Input value in Display
  Units
• And see what happens to the Output and the Relays
• Relay Simulation (REL.SIM)
• Use the arrows to toggle the two relays
  independently

33
4100 Advanced Features PASSWORD (PASS)

• Enable Password (EN.PASS)
• Yes or No
• If Yes, then enter Password
• Enable Fastset (EN.FAST)
• Yes or No

34
4100 Advanced Features LANGUAGE (LANG)

• Select the Language of the Help Texts
• Language (LANGUA)
• DE,DK,ES,FR,IT,SE,UK

35
4100 Compared to 5000 and 2200 Series Whats New?

• Same As 2202, 2204, 2231, 2237, 2238, 2241,
  2271, 2284
• But which Functionality can be found in he 4000
  but not in the 2200 series?
• Pt100 with 2 Relays
• TC transmitter
• TC transmitter with 2 Relays
• Relay with Loop Supply
• ReadOut of Input and Output Values (in
  Engineering Units)
• 2-Point Process Calibration (w.Buttons not
  Potentiometers)
• And Much more

36
Preasy 4100
Profit - Advantages - Features
37
Preasy 4100
38
Preasy 4100
39
Preasy 4100