IFM Electronic Efector 500 PP2001 User manual
Operating instructions
Programming and display unit
PP2001
704635 / 00 05 / 2009
UK
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Contents
1 Preliminary note....................................................................................................3
1.1 Explanation of symbols ..................................................................................3
2 Safety instructions ................................................................................................3
3 Items supplied ......................................................................................................4
4 Functions and features.........................................................................................4
5 Function................................................................................................................4
6 Installation ............................................................................................................5
7 Electrical connection.............................................................................................5
7.1 Offline operation .............................................................................................5
7.1 Online operation .............................................................................................6
8 Operating and display elements...........................................................................7
9 Menu.....................................................................................................................8
9.1 Menu structure ...............................................................................................8
10 Operation............................................................................................................9
10.1 Connection of a sensor / initialisation...........................................................9
10.2 Setting the sensor parameters ...................................................................10
10.3 Copying the parameter set of a sensor ......................................................12
10.4 Changing a stored parameter set...............................................................13
10.5 Transferring a parameter set to other sensors ...........................................14
10.6 Remote display / remote evaluation ...........................................................15
11 Scale drawing ...................................................................................................16
12 Technical data...................................................................................................17
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1 Preliminary note
1.1 Explanation of symbols
►Instruction
> Reaction, result
[…] Designation of pushbuttons, buttons or indications
→Cross-reference
Important note:
Non-compliance can result in malfunctions or interference.
2 Safety instructions
Please read the product description prior to set-up of the unit. Ensure that the•
product is suitable for your application without any restrictions.
If the operating instructions or the technical data are not adhered to, personal•
injury and/or damage to property can occur.
Checkthecompatibilityoftheproductmaterials(→Technicaldata)withthe•
media to be measured in all applications.
The device shall be supplied from an isolating transformer having a secondary
Listed fuse rated as noted in the following table.
Overcurrent protection
Control-circuit wire size Maximum protective device rating [A]
AWG [mm2]
22 0.32 3
20 0.52 5
18 0.82 7
16 1.3 10
14 2.1 20
12 3.3 25
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3 Items supplied
1: PP2001
2: cable for connection of a sensor to PP2001
Thefollowingcomponentsareavailableasaccessories(tobeorderedseparately):
Connection cable with M12 connector for voltage supply and output signals of•
thesensor(→catalogueorwww.ifm.com).
24Vpowersupply(orderno.E30080).•
4 Functions and features
The unit can be used for diagnosis and parameter setting of pressure sensors.
The sensor must be suitable for communication with PP2001 or PP2000. Check
the indications in the operation instructions of the sensor.
PP2001issuitableformobileuseaswellasforpermanentinstallation(→6•
Installation).
Sensors can be read and parameterised before installation and set-up or dur-•
ing operation.
If you change parameters during operation, the operating principle of the
production plant will be influenced.
Ensure that there will be no malfunctions in your plant.►
5 Function
The unit fulfils the following functions:
It supplies the sensor with operating voltage.•
It detects type, measuring range and the current parameter set of the sensor.•
It reads and displays the current measured value of the sensor.•
It transmits the evaluation signals of the sensor.•
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It permits modification of the current parameters of the sensor.•
The unit has a rewriteable read-only memory. It can store the parameter set of•
a sensor and transmit it to other sensors of the same type by means of simple
actions(COPYandSEND).
A stored parameter set can be changed and stored again as desired.•
They provide the unit with the following operating options :
Remoteparametersettingofsensors(→10.2).•
Fastprogramming/seriesprogramming(→10.3/10.5).•
Changingastoredparameterset(→10.4).•
Remotedisplay/remoteevaluation(→10.6).•
6 Installation
For stationary operation two types of installation are possible:
Fixing with mounting clamp Fixing with mounting bracket
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A: mounting clamp (to be ordered sepa-
ratelyasaccessories;orderno.E10077).
A: mounting bracket
Diameter of the bore hole: 18.5...20 mm.
Loosenthethreadedsleeve(B).►
Insert the unit in the bore hole.►
Screw the sleeve and tighten firmly.►
7 Electrical connection
7.1 Offline operation
Operation outside the production plant
Connect24VpowersupplytoPP2001(plugA).►
ConnectthesensortoPP2001(socketB)viathesuppliedconnectioncable.►
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7.1 Online operation
Operation with installed sensor during operation of the production plant
Disconnect power.►
DisconnecttheconnectorfromthesensorandscrewittoPP2001(plugA).►
ConnectthesensortoPP2001(socketB)viathesuppliedconnectioncable.►
Switch on the supply voltage.►
If you change parameters during operation, the operating principle of the
production plant will be influenced.
Ensure that there will be no malfunctions in your plant.►
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8 Operating and display elements
1 to 8: indicator LEDs
- LED 2: green = indication of the system pressure in mbar.
- LED 2 + LED 1: green = indication of the system pressure in mWS.
- LED 3: green = indication of the system pressure in bar.
- LED 3 + LED 1: green = indication of the system pressure in mmWS.
- LED 4: green = indication of the system pressure in kPa.
- LED 4 + LED 1: green = indication of the system pressure in inH2O.
- LED 5: green = indication of the system pressure in MPa.
- LED 5 + LED 1: green = indication of the system pressure in mmHg.
- LED 6: green = indication of the pressure system in PSI.
- LED 6 + LED 1: green = indication of the pressure system in inHg.
- LED 7: yellow = output 2 is switched.
- LED 8: yellow = output 1 is switched.
9: Alphanumeric display, 4 digits
- System pressure is displayed.
- Parameters, parameter values and action points are displayed.
10: Set button
- Setting of the parameter values (continuously by keeping the button pressed; incremen-
tallybypressingonce).
- Triggering a COPY or SEND action.
11: Mode/Enter button
- Selection of the parameters and acknowledgement of the parameter values.
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9 Menu
9.1 Menu structure
1:sensor-specificparameters(dependingontheconnectedsensor)
2: action points of the PP2001
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10 Operation
10.1 Connection of a sensor / initialisation
1Connect the sensor to PP2001.►
Apply operating voltage.►
Initial display is shown.>
Sensortype(runningdisplay)
2The current measured value is>
displayed.
PP2001 and sensor are operational.
Notes:
If only [COPY] and [SEND] are active in the operating mode, the connected•
sensor does not support the parameter setting and editing functions.
Onlytheevaluatingfunction(Transmissionoftheoutputsignals,→10.6)and
thecopyfunctions(→10.3and10.5)aresupported.
If the sensor is disconnected, a running display indicates the type of the stored•
data set. Then [EDIT] is displayed.
Ifanothersensorisconnected,theinitialisation(step1)startsagain.•
Error messages
[E.COM] Input output error: communication error / data transfer disturbed.
[E.INI] Communication error or data error; initialisation / support of the sensor not
possible.
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10.2 Setting the sensor parameters
During parameter setting the unit remains in the operating mode. It continues its
monitoring function with the existing parameters until the parameter setting has
been completed.
The following steps must be taken for each parameter setting:
1Connect the sensor to PP2001.►
The unit passes the initialisation>
phase and then displays the current
measured value.
2Selection of the parameter
Press [Mode/Enter] until the re-►
quested parameter is displayed.
3Setting of the parameter value
Press [Set] and keep it pressed.►
Current setting value of the param->
eter flashes for 5 s.
After 5 s: setting value is changed:>
incrementally by pressing the button
once or continuously by keeping the
button pressed.
Numerical values are incremented continuously. For reducing the value: let the dis-
play move to the maximum setting value. Then the cycle starts again at the minimum
setting value.
4Acknowledgement of the parameter
value
Press [Mode/Enter] briefly.►
[SEND] is briefly displayed, then the>
parameter designation.
The new setting value is stored in the>
sensor and now effective.
Setting of other parameters:
Start again with step 1.►
Finishing the parameter setting:
Press [Mode/Enter] several times until the current measured value is displayed or wait►
for 15
s. The unit returns to the operating mode if no button is pressed for 15 s after
acknowledgement of the new parameter value.
Finishing the parameter setting and storing the changed parameter set in PP2001:
Carryoutthe[COPY]action(→10.3)►
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With this parameter setting only the parameter set of the sensor is•
changed. The parameter set stored in PP2001 remains unchanged.
Do not activate the action point [SEND]. This would cause the param-•
eter set stored in PP2001 to be transferred to the sensor.
If [SLoc] is displayed when attempting a modification of a parameter•
value, the sensor is locked via FDT software. This locking can only be
removed via FDT software.
Change from menu level 1 to menu level 2:•
Press [Mode/Enter] until [EF] is►
displayed.
Press [Set] briefly.►
The first parameter of the sub-menu>
isdisplayed(here:[HI]).
Locking / unlocking•
The sensor can be locked electronically to prevent unintentional settings.
Make sure that the unit is in the►
normal operating mode.
Press [Mode/Enter] + [Set] for 10 s.►
[Loc] is displayed.>
During operation: > [Loc] is briefly displayed if you try to change parameter values.
For unlocking:
Press [Mode/Enter] + [Set] for 10 s.►
[uLoc] is displayed.>
On delivery: unlocked.
Timeout:•
If no button is pressed for 15 s during parameter setting, the unit returns to the operat-
ing mode with unchanged values.
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10.3 Copying the parameter set of a sensor
1Connect the sensor to PP2001.►
The unit passes the initialisation>
phase(→10.1)andthendisplaysthe
current measured value.
2Press [Mode/Enter] until [COPY] is►
displayed.
3Press [Set] and keep it pressed.►
[WAIT] flashes.>
Release [SET].►
[DONE] is briefly displayed. The>
copying process is finished and the
parameter set of the sensor is stored
in PP2001.
4Press [Mode/Enter] briefly.►
The unit goes into the operation mode (the sensor type and then the current>
measuredvaluearedisplayed).
Error messages when carrying out the COPY action:
[E.COM] Input output error: communication error / data transfer disturbed.
[E.INI] Communication error or data error; initialisation / support of the sensor not
possible.
[E.SEN] Sensor type error: the sensor type is not supported.
[E.STO] Errorwhenstoringthedataset(e.g.B:datasettoolarge).
The error message is displayed for 5 s. Then the menu [COPY] is again active.
In case of communication via IO-Link with a low baud rate the operation can take one minute
or more.
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10.4 Changing a stored parameter set
1Apply operating voltage.►
Initial display is shown.>
Sensortype(runningdisplay)
2As soon as the running display ap-►
pears: press [Mode/Enter] briefly.
[EDIT] is displayed.>
3Press [Set] for 5 s.►
The first menu item is displayed>
(here[SP1]).
4Carryouttheparametersetting(→10.2).>
This operation can only be carried out if no sensor is connected.
If for the data set stored in PP2001 only the copy functions are supported,
the editing function is not active. After step 2 ([Mode/Enter] pressed
briefly),[TYPE]andthesensortypearedisplayed(runningdisplay).
Timeout:
If no button is pressed for 15 s, the unit returns to step 2. A parameter change
which has not been acknowledged is not adopted.
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10.5 Transferring a parameter set to other sensors
1Press [Mode/Enter] until [SEND] is►
displayed.
2Press [Set] and keep it pressed.►
[WAIT] flashes.>
Release [SET].►
[DONE] is briefly displayed, then>
again [SEND].
The copying process is finished and the
parameter set of PP2001 is stored in
the sensor.
Transferring a parameter set to other sensors
Remove the sensor from the connection cable.►
[- - - -] is displayed until a new sensor is connected.>
Connect the new sensor.►
[READ] is briefly displayed, then [SEND].>
Carry out step 2.►
The processes can be carried out as often as desired.
Finishing the copying process:
Press [Mode/Enter] when [SEND] is displayed.►
The unit goes into the operation mode (the sensor type and then the current measured>
valuearedisplayed).
In case of communication via IO-Link with a low baud rate the operation can take one minute
or more.
Error messages when carrying out the SEND action:
[E.COM] Input output error: communication error / data transfer disturbed.
[E.INI] Communication error or data error; initialisation / support of the sensor not
possible.
[E.SEN] Sensor type error: the parameter set does not correspond to the type / measur-
ing range of the sensor.
[E.DAT] Data error: at least one parameter of the internal data set is not within the valid
range of the connected sensor.
The error message is displayed for 5 s. Then the menu [COPY] is again active.
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10.6 Remote display / remote evaluation
Afterconnectionofasensorandinitialisation(→10.1)thecurrentmeasuredvalue
is diplayed. The output signals of the sensor are transmitted and provided at the
output of the PP2001.
Reading of the set parameters
Press [Mode/Enter] briefly: the parameters are displayed one after the other.►
Press [Set] briefly: the corresponding parameter value is displayed for about 15►
s. After another 15 s the unit returns to the Run mode.
Error messages
[SC1] Short circuit in OUT1 of PP2001.*
[SC2] Short circuit in OUT2 of the connected sensor (signalled via the communication
interfacetoPP2001).*
[SC] Short circuit in both outputs.*
*The output concerned is switched off as long as the short circuit exists.
These messages are displayed even if the display is switched off.
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11 Scale drawing
Dimensions in mm
1: 4-digit alphanumeric display
2:LEDs(displayunit/switchingstatus)
3: programming button
4: connection for voltage supply and output signals
5: connection for sensor
6: nut
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12 Technical data
Operating voltage [V]......................................................................................... 18 ... 32 DC
Current rating [mA] ..........................................................................................................250
Short-circuitprotection(pulsed);protectedagainstreversepolarityandoverload
Voltage drop [V]................................................................................................................< 2
Current consumption [mA]..............................................................................................< 40
Power-on delay time [s]......................................................................................... 1.5...10*)
Response time for transferring
the sensor output signal [ms].................................................................OU1 < 50 / OU2 = 0
Measurement / display cycle time [ms]............................................................................200
Housing materials........... stainlesssteel(316S12);EPDM/X(Santoprene);PCCopolymer;
PBT(Pocan);FPM(Viton)
Protection ..................................................................................................................... IP 67
Protection class ..................................................................................................................III
Insulationresistance[MΩ]].......................................................................>100(500VDC)
Shock resistance [g] ............................................................. DINIEC68-2-27:50g(11ms)
Vibration resistance [g] ................................................ DINIEC68-2-6:20g(10...2000Hz)
Operating temperature [°C] .................................................................................... -25 ... 80
Storage temperature [°C]...................................................................................... -40 ... 100
EMC
EN 61000-4-2 ESD: ......................................... 4 kV contact discharge / 8 kV air discharge
EN 61000-4-3 HF radiated: ...................................................................................... 10 V/m
EN 61000-4-4 Burst: ..................................................................................................... 2 kV
EN 61000-4-6 HF conducted: ....................................................................................... 10 V
*)dependingontheconnectedsensor
Technical data and further information at
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