Pixsys STR560 User manual

STR560 - STR561
Indicator - Indicatore
User manual - Manuale installatore

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Table of contents
1 Model identification ..............................................................................................................7
2 Technical Data ........................................................................................................................7
2.1 General data ..............................................................................................................7
3 Hardware data........................................................................................................................7
3.1 Software data ............................................................................................................8
4 Dimensions and Installation...............................................................................................9
5 Electrical wirings ....................................................................................................................9
5.1 Wiring diagram ...................................................................................................... 10
6 Display and Key Functions.................................................................................................13
6.1 Keys .............................................................................................................................13
6.2 Display.......................................................................................................................13
7 Controller Functions............................................................................................................15
7.1 Modifying alarm thresholds................................................................................15
7.2 Zero function, net/gross weight .........................................................................15
7.3 Calibration function ............................................................................................. 16
7.4 Digital input functions ......................................................................................... 20
7.5 Peak values.............................................................................................................. 20
7.6 Totalizer function................................................................................................... 21
7.7 Sum function........................................................................................................... 21
7.8 Customizable linearisation of analogue input.............................................. 22
8 Alarm Intervention Modes................................................................................................ 22
8.1 Data logger ............................................................................................................. 25
9 Serial communication ....................................................................................................... 25
10 Error messages..................................................................................................................... 30
11 Configuration .......................................................................................................................31
11.1 Modifying configuration parameters ...............................................................31
11.2 Loading default values..........................................................................................31
11.3 Configuration via memory card .........................................................................31
11.4 Creation of the memory card ............................................................................. 32
11.5 Loading configuration from memory card..................................................... 32
12 Table complete of configuration parameters.............................................................. 33
12.1 Analogue input ...................................................................................................... 33
12.2 Weight management ........................................................................................... 36

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12.3 V/I custom ................................................................................................................ 37
12.4 Dynisco MELT .......................................................................................................... 41
12.5 Alarm 1 ..................................................................................................................... 42
12.6 Alarm 2 ..................................................................................................................... 44
12.7 Display ...................................................................................................................... 46
12.8 Digital input 1......................................................................................................... 48
12.9 Digital input 2......................................................................................................... 48
12.10 Graphic..................................................................................................................... 49
12.11 Analogue output in mA........................................................................................ 50
12.12 Serial communication .......................................................................................... 51
Sommario
1 Identificazione del modello.............................................................................................. 55
2 Dati tecnici ............................................................................................................................ 56
2.1 Caratteristiche generali ....................................................................................... 56
3 Caratteristiche hardware.................................................................................................. 56
3.1 Caratteristiche software ...................................................................................... 57
4 Dimensione e installazione .............................................................................................. 58
5 Collegamenti elettrici......................................................................................................... 58
5.1 Schema di collegamento..................................................................................... 59
6 Funzione dei visualizzatori e tasti................................................................................... 62
6.1 Tasti ........................................................................................................................... 62
6.2 Display...................................................................................................................... 62
7 Funzioni dello strumento.................................................................................................. 64
7.1 Modifica soglie di allarme ................................................................................... 64
7.2 Funzione di zero, peso netto/lordo ................................................................... 64
7.3 Funzione di calibrazione...................................................................................... 66
7.4 Funzioni da Ingresso digitale.............................................................................. 69
7.5 Valori di picco.......................................................................................................... 70
7.6 Funzione totalizzatore. ........................................................................................ 70
7.7 Funzione somma ................................................................................................... 71
7.8 Linearizzazione personalizzata......................................................................... 71
8 Modi d’intervento allarmi................................................................................................. 72
8.1 Data logger ..............................................................................................................74

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9 Comunicazione Seriale...................................................................................................... 75
10 Messaggi di errore............................................................................................................... 80
11 Configurazione.................................................................................................................... 80
11.1 Modifica parametro di configurazione............................................................ 80
11.2 Caricamento valori di default ............................................................................ 81
11.3 Configurazione tramite Memory card ............................................................. 81
11.4 Creazione della memory card ............................................................................ 81
11.5 Caricamento configurazione da memory card............................................. 82
12 Tabella completa dei parametri di configurazione ................................................... 82
12.1 Ingresso analogico................................................................................................ 82
12.2 Gestione peso.......................................................................................................... 86
12.3 V/I personalizzato.................................................................................................. 87
12.4 Dynisco MELT .......................................................................................................... 92
12.5 Allarme 1 .................................................................................................................. 92
12.6 Allarme 2 .................................................................................................................. 95
12.7 Display ...................................................................................................................... 97
12.8 Ingresso digitale 1.................................................................................................. 98
12.9 Ingresso digitale 2.................................................................................................. 99
12.10 Grafico ....................................................................................................................100
12.11 Uscita analogica in mA ...................................................................................... 101
12.12 Comunicazione seriale....................................................................................... 102

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Introduction
Thanks for choosing a Pixsys device.
STR56X is an indicator/panel meter for acquisition and retransmission of
processes, also with fast transient. It is provided with relay outputs for alarm
purpose, analogue output for retransmission of process/setpoints and
programmable digital inputs.
Available in standard format 96x48mm, the device can be configured both for
horizontal and vertical mounting.
Distinctive feature is the intuitive multilingual interface, supported by a graphic
LCD display 128x64 pixel with backlighting programmable for 7 colors (STR560)
or by a graphic OLED monocromatic yellow display 128x64 pixel (STR561).
Visualization options include bargraph and process trend with programmable
sampling time.
Software features include mathematical functions related to process value like
totalizer and sum.
Serial connectivity relies on RS485 and Modbus-RTU protocol.
Safety guide lines
Read carefully the safety guidelines and programming instructions contained in
this manual before using/connecting the device. Disconnect power supply
before proceeding to hardware settings or electrical wirings.
Only qualified personnel should be allowed to use the device and/or service it
and in accordance to technical data and environmental conditions listed in this
manual. Do not dispose electric tools together with household waste material.
In observance European Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic
equipment and its implementation in accordance with national law, electric
tools
that have reached the end of their life must be collected separately and returned
to an environmentally compatible recycling facility.

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1 Model identification
Model 24..230 V AC/V DC +/-15% 50/60 Hz – 6 VA
STR560-12ABC-T128 2 Relays 2A + 1 output mA + 2 D.I.+ RS485 + LCD display
STR561-12ABC-T128
2 Relays 2A + 1 output mA + 2 D.I.+ RS485 + OLED display
2 Technical Data
2.1 General data
Display Backlighting graphic LCD 2.42’’ (STR560)
Backlighting graphic OLED 2.42’’ (STR561)
Operating
temperature Temperature 0-45 °C - Humidity 35..95 Rh%
Sealing IP54 front panel (with gasket) - IP20 box and terminals
Material Box: Polycarbonate V0
Weigh Approx. 165 g
3 Hardware data
Power supply
Extended power supply
range 24..230 V AC/V DC
±15% 50/60 Hz
Consumption: 6 VA.
Analogue input
IN+ / IN-
Differential input,
software-configurable
- for strain-gauge 350 Ω
(load cells or Melt sensors),
max 7,5 mV/V,
5V power supply.
- for potentiometer (min. 200
Ω, 5V power supply.
Tolerance (25 °C)
+/-0.2% ±1 digit ( f.s.)
Impedance
Ri>1 MΩ
Relay outputs 2 Relays Contacts 2A - 250 V AC.
Resistive charge.
Analogue output Configurable as 0..20mA or
4..20mA.
Resolution 16bit +/-0.2%
( F.s.)

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3.1 Software data
Alarms regulation ON/OFF with hysteresis
Alarm mode
Absolute / Threshold, Band with instantaneous / delayed /
retentive action/activation by digital input , Sensor failure /
Activation by serial line / net weight / Gross weight / Stable
weight / Sum
Sum Function By digital input or by keyboard it is possible to sum
different process measurements over time
Totalizer Function Visualisation of instant process value and total value since
last reset
Trend
visualization
Trend visualisation up to 59 samples, with selectable time
basis 0,1 s to 3600 s
Analogue
retransmission Process values / Setpoints values via analogue output
Digital
transmission Process values / Setpoint / Parameters via RS485
Calibration
function
Following options are available for calibration procedure:
• Calibration with 2-points sampling value
• Calibration on full scale % value
• Calibration value mV/V.
Data logging
function
Selectable time basis 1s to 3600s, tot. memory 1K
samplings
Text menus English / Italian / Deutsch / French / Spanish
Autozero Measure reset at starting
Net / Fross Net/gross weight function by key, digital input or serial.
Stability Signaling of configurable stable weight

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4 Dimensions and Installation
Dima di foratura
45 x 91 mm
Frontal panel cut-out
kg
96 mm
48 mm
Memory Card
48 mm 5
10
Spessore suggerito
2÷15 mm
Suggested thickness
USB
Memory Card USB
(optional)
Cod. 2100.30.013
5 Electrical wirings
Although this controller has been designed to resist noises in an
industrial environment, please notice the following safety guidelines:
• Separate control lines from the power wires.
• Avoid the proximity of remote control switches, electromagnetic meters,
powerful engines.
• Avoid the proximity of power groups, especially those with phase control.

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5.1 Wiring diagram
5.1.a Power supply
SUPPLY
24..230V
AC/DC
5
6
Switching supply, extended range 24..230 V AC/V DC ±15%
50/60 Hz – 6 VA (galvanically isolated).
5.1.b S +IN / S -IN analogue imput
+-
13
7
15
14
Shield/Schermo
EXC -
EXC +
S - IN
S + IN
Strain-gauge
For strain-gauge sensors (4 wires)
• Comply with polarity.
• When shielded cable is used, it should be
connected to pin 13 (EXC-).

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+-
13
7
15
14
1
2
Shield/Schermo
EXC -
EXC +
S + IN
CAL
CAL
S - IN
Strain-gauge
For strain-gauge sensors (4 wires+ 2
calibration wires) or Melt sensors
• Comply with polarity.
• To perform semi-automatic calibration,
connect the 2 calibration wires to the relay
contact Q2 and set properly the parameter
for output Q2.
• When shielded cable is used, it should be
connected to the pin 13 (EXC-).
13
7
15
14
S - IN
S + IN
EXC -
EXC +
Pot
Shield/Schermo
For linear potentiometers
• Use potentiometers with resistive value
greater than 200 Ω.
• When shielded cable is used, it should be
connected to pin 13 (EXC-)
5.1.c Serial input
RS485
16
17
18
Shield/Schermo
RS485 Modbus RTU communication
5.1.d Relay Q1 output
2A 230V
Resistive
1/8HP
Q1
3
4
Contacts capacity 2 A / 250 V AC for resistive loads.
NB: see picture below

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5.1.e Relay Q2 output
Q2
1
2
2A 230V
Resistive
1/8HP
Contacts capacity: 2A/250 V AC for resistive loads.
NB: see picture below
Electrical endurance Q1 / Q2.
2 A, 250 V AC, resistive load, 105operations.
20/2 A, 250 V AC, cosφ = 0.3, 105operations.
5.1.f Output AO1 mA
AO1
0/4..20mA
9
8
Pins 8-9: analogue output in mA configurable by
parameters as retransmission of process or alarm setpoints
(see parameters 112-116).
5.1.g Digital Input 1
+12 V DC
DI.1
(PnP)
10
11
PNP digital input.
Digital input configurable by parameter 95
Short-circuit pins 10 and 11 to activate digital input 1.

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5.1.h Digital Input 2
+12 V DC
DI2
(PnP)
10
12
PNP digital input.
Digital input configurable by parameter 100
Short-circuit pins 10 and 12 to activate digital input 2.
6 Display and Key Functions
6.1 Keys
Process
Graphic
Peak values
Keys are multifunction: in correspondence of
each key its meaning is displayed.
If no description is showed, press a key to
visualize it. Some menus are visualized only
if enabled.
6.2 Display
It visualizes the process, the setpoints and all configuration parameters. The
programming/ operation interface with text menus in 5 languages makes the
navigation intuitive
Sel
‹
‹
English
Italiano
Deutsch
Français
Español
At first start-up, display shows the language
selection.

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Sel
Esc
‹
‹
Initial
Configuration
Simplified
Complete
Once selected the language, it is possible to
choose between two configuration modes:
simplified or complete. The first mode
allows to enter directly the parameter of
pre-selected Easy-Up configurations, while
selecting the second option it is possible to
enter the complete configuration menu.
“Esc” cancels configuration procedure.
kg
1.168
Q1 COM
Q2
This page displays the process, the relays
status and the serial communication (if
available).
kg
Q1 Q2
25.6
This page displays the process, the relays
status and a graph representing the process
trend.
Bar Q2
4.998
Q1
Bar
Q2
4.998
Q1
This page displays the process and its
graphic representation as bargraph. .

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7 Controller Functions
7.1 Modifying alarm thresholds
Selecting one or more absolute/ band alarms, it is possible to modify the alarm
thresholds directly by the user menu, without entering configuration.
AL . 1 kg
kg
0006.0
AL . 2
100.0
Sel
‹
‹
Press “Load data” to enter the thresholds
modification.
For the modification procedure refer to the following table:
Press Display Do
1“Sel” Selects the setpoint to be
modified.
Press “
n
” and “
m
” to modify
the value. Pressing “
 ” it
is possible to modify single
digit
2“Sel”
Selects the next setpoint (if
activated), otherwise go to
point 3.
See point 1.
3“Sel” “
n
” and “
m
”disappear. Press “Esc” to exit procedure.
7. 2 Zero function, net/gross weight
kg
57
COM
0
Esc
TARE
These functions, enabled by the relevant
parameters during configuration, allow to
reset the measure or to switch from gross to
net weight and vieceversa. This window can
be entered by process visualization, pressing
one of the function keys.

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Key Short pressure Long pressure (1 s)
“>0<”
This function is enabled only if the
parameter 135 ->0<- is selected as Enabled.
Executes the reset of visualized weight.
This reset is kept also at switching off if the
parameter 13 Store is selected as Enabled.
“TARE”
This function is enabled only if the
parameter 135 TARE is selected as Enabled.
Executes the switch from gross to net
weight and viceversa.
Ex.: once put the container on the scale,
display will show its weight. Press TARE to
visualize the net weight at 0 (on the upper
left side of display appears NET). Putting
the weighing item into the container,
display will show the product weight.
This operation can be repeated several
consecutives times.
Net/gross value is lost at switching off.
“Esc” Back to process
visualization
“ ” Switch to menu
visualization
7. 3 Calibration function
This function allows to activate a field calibration of linear input for strain-gauge
or potentiometer. Different calibration options are available and may be
selected by parameter, according to type of sensor/transducer and its relevant
application. To activate calibration procedure, enter configuration mode, select
the parameters group “Analogue Inp.”, select Calibration parameter and chose
one of the available options pressing “Sel”. Following calibration options are
available:

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• Sampling value. This proceeding performs a calibration of the analogue input
on two points of the scale taking as reference two known values (for example
for a load cell these values could be Zero balance and Reference weight). It
is possible to link the calibration lower limit (parameter 6 Lower lim.) to the
minimum value of the sensor or to the minimum position of the potentiometer
while the calibration upper limit (parameter 7 Upper lim.) may be linked to the
max value of the sensor or the maximum position of the potentiometer.
Max 1.000 kg
Min 0.000 kg
In 0.079 mV/V
kg
0.239
Esc
Press “
m
” to calibrate lower limit and “
n
” to
calibrate the upper limit.
• Full scale % value. This proceeding is available for 6wires (4wires+2 wires
calibration) strain-gauge sensors and for Melt transducers. It is possible to
calibrate reading of analogue input by choosing the percentage of the full
scale value at which the calibration of the upper limit will be performed. At
first the operator will be asked to select the percentage for the calibration
of the upper limit. Afterwards the lower limit value and upper limit value
(% of full scale value) will also be calibrated, as for the sampling value. The
two calibration wires of the sensor can be connected to relay of output Q2 to
perform a semi-automatic calibration. In this case it is necessary to select the
option Calibration % on parameter Alarm 2 - Type of alarm. If contact Q2 will
not be used to generate sensor calibration signal, it is possible to short-circuit
externally the two wires, waiting for stabilization of reading on the device and
then proceeding to calibration of upper limit.
Calibration 80%
Max 0.800 kg
Min 0.000 kg
OK
‹
‹
Use the arrow keys to set the calibration
percentage, then confirm with “Ok”.

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Max 0.800 kg
Min 0.000 kg
In 0.389 mV/V
kg
1.168
Esc
%
Press “
m
” to calibrate lower limit and “
n
” to
for the upper limit. Press “◊%” to go back to
calibration percentage.
Value mV/V. This calibration option is available only for strain-gauge sensors
and it is basing on the setting of correct ratio mV/V for the sensor. Process
value will be calculated considering both the entered ratio mV/V and the
effective mV/V value detected by the analogue input.
Out 2.000 mV/V
Range
6.000 kg
OK
‹
‹
Use the arrow keys to set the correct mV/V
ratio of strain gauge. Press “Ok” to confirm.
In 0.389 mV/V
kg
1.168
Esc
mV
Out 2.000 mV/V
6.000 kg
Range
Press “◊mV” to go back to setting of mV/V
ratio.
For the calibration procedure refer to the following table:
Press Display Do
1
Place sensor on its minimum
operating position (related to
Lower limit calibration).

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Press Display Do
2“
n
”
and “
m
”
Full scale% value: enter the
% of full scale value at which
the calibration of upper limit
will be performed.
Value mV/V: enter the
correct value mV/V of the
sensor.
3“Ok”
Full scale% value: confirm
the selected %.
Value mV/V: Confirm the
selected mV/V value.
Visualization will automatically
switch to sensor calibration page
where real-time value read by
the device is visualized.
4“◊%” and
“◊mV”
Press to go back to settings
of calibration % or to
settings of mV/V value of the
sensor.
Visualization will automatically
switch to the page for the setting
of full scale % or mv/V value.
5“
m
” Set the value on minimum.
Place the sensor on its maximum
operating position (related to
Upper limit).
6“
n
” Set the value to maximum
To exit standard procedure
press “Esc”. For zero setting place
the sensor on the zero point
(tare).
7“>0<” Set the virtual zero value Press “Esc” to exit procedure.
Max
Min Zero

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7.4 Digital input functions
On the STR56X model, digital inputs can be enabled by configuring the
parameter 95 Digital input 1 and the parameter 100 Digital Input 2.
• Enable outputs: Enable operation of relays and analogue outputs
• Hold: Lock the conversion.
• Tare zero (AI): Set to zero the process value (tare function).
• Alarm reset: if one or more alarms are selected with manual reset and alarm
conditions are no longer present, closing the digital input it is possible to
restore the output related to alarm.
• Totalizer reset: if totalizer function is active, using the digital input it is
possible to reset the counter.
• Peaks reset: Reset min. peak/max. peak/peak-to-peak values
Sum total: if sum function is active, using the digital input it is possible to
increase the Sum counter adding the process value.
• Sum reset: if the sum function is active, using the digital input it is possible to
reset the Sum counter.
• Config.lock: if the digital input is active it is not possible to enter configuration
or to modify the setpoints.
• Gross/net TARE: switches from the gross to the net weight visualization and
vice versa.
Selecting Digital input 1 or Digital input 2 on the alarm parameters, the
related relays will activate togheter with the digital input; functions selected on
parameters 95 and 100 will continue to work.
7. 5 Peak values
Maximum
25.6 kg
Minimum
15.7 kg
Peak-Peak
9.9 kg Esc
Rst
The STR56X is provided with a page for the
visualization of peak values: max. peak, min.
peak and peak-to-peak of analogue input.
Keeping pressed “Rst” it is possible to reset
the visualized values.