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INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
sine
sierra
monitor
corporation
1991
Tarob
Court,
Milpitas,
CA
95035
CONTENTS
Page
1.1
Products
Description
i
2.1
Installation
2
3.1
Calibration
8
3.2
Service
9
4.1
Specifications
9
SIERRA
MONITOR
CORPORATION
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
LI
PRODUCT
DESCRIPTION
1.1.1
Introduction
The
Model
4011
Single
Channel
Controller
has
been
designed
to
interface
to
an
industry
standard4-
20mA
Module
or
other
standard
Voltage/Current
Modules
(see
Specifications)
and
provide
the
user
with
two
independent
adjustable
alarm
levels.
Each
alarm
level
can
be
programmed
to
be
either
non-Latching
or
Latching
and
can
also
be
programmed
to
activate
either
when
the
input
level
is
GREATER
THAN
the
user
adjusted
alarm
level
or
LESS
THAN
the
user
adjusted
alarmlevel.
When
the
Model
4011
is
used
as
a
4-20m
A
signal
loop
controller
a
third
alarm
is
provided
which
detects
loop
current
being
less
than
3mA.
The
outputs
of
the
three
Alarms
are
SPDT
relays
with
contacts
rating
of
10A
at
28VDC
or
120VAC
and
are
independently
fused
at
5A.
The
front
panel
of
the
Model
4011
consists
of
a
3
1/2
digit
Liquid
Crystal
Display,
three
Alarm
LEDs,
a
Reset
Pushbutton,
four
display
selection
LEDs
and
a
Select
Pushbutton.
The
SELECT
button
steps
the
display
through
one
of
the
four
possible
selections
which
will
be
indicated
by
the
appropriate
illuminated
LED.
The
following
are
the
Display
selections:
CONC:
TheactualconcentrationLevel(Oto
100%
or
PPM).(Factory
Option
Available:
Any
scale
from
0
to
1,990
PPM)
ALM1:
Alarm
Level
1
user
adjusted
Alarm
Level
0-100%
or
PPM).
ALM2:
AlarmLevel2useradjustedAlarmLevel
(0-100%
or
PPM).
LOOP:
Actual
Loop
Current
(4-20mA).
The
three
alarm
indication
LEDs
on
the
front
panel
are
Trouble
(loop
current
less
than
3mA)
Alarm
Level
1
and
Alarm
Level
2.
The
RESET
pushbutton
is
used
to
reset
the
relays
when
the
user
has
selected
Latching
or
Acknowledge
Mode.
The
Model
4011
is
packaged
in
a
1/8
DIN
Enclosure
(1.9H
x
3.8
W
x
6.5D
inches)
and
can
be
panel
mounted.
Wiring
connection
to
the
controller
is
via
a
two
piece
terminal
block
which
allows
disassembly
of
the
controller
without
disconnection
of
individual
wires.
The
controller
is
supplied
in
the
following
configurations.
-Model
4011-00:
Controller
4-20mA
input,
DC,
DIN
-Model
4011-10:
Controller
4-20mA
input,
AC,
DIN
1.1.2
Options
The
following
options
are
available
on
theModel
4011.
A.
Power
Supply
&
Battery
Charger
Model4346:24VDC@
lAmppower
supply
with
a
trickle
charge
battery
charger,
(figure
IB)
Capable
of
po¬
wering
four
Model
4011
controllers.
B.
Battery
12
Volt
6.5
AH
C.
Chart
Recorder
Singlechannel
impact
printchartrec¬
order
with
speed
of
2"
per
hour.
D.
Enclosures
Various
Nema
and
Explosion
Proof
Enclosures
are
available.
Model
Number:
4011
Single
Channel
4-20
mA
Controller
Page:
1
Sierra
Monitor
Corporation
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
2JL
INSTALLATION
2.1.1
Site
Preparation
&
Installation
The
Model
4011,
if
panel
mounted,
requires
a
3.58"Wx
1.69"H+/-
0.010"
cutout.
The
depth
required
behind
the
panel
is
8.0"
which
leaves
sufficient
space
to
connect
cables
at
the
rear
of
the
enclosure.
A
properly
grounded
AC
outlet
within
6
feet
of
the
enclosure
is
required.
To
install
the
controller:
1.
Remove
the
two
alien
screws
at
the
rear
of
the
enclosure
that
secure
the
panel
mounting
bars
on
the
side
of
the
enclosure.
2.
Completely
remove
the
bars
and
insert
the
Model
4011
through
the
front
of
the
panel
cutout
3.
Reinstall
the
panel
mounting
bars
and
the
alien
screws.
Tighten
alien
screws
until
the
Model
4011
is
se¬
curely
mounted
in
panel.
4.
Connect
the
(DC+)
wire
of
the
power
supply
module
to
the
terminal
block
at
the
rear
of
the
Controller
marked
(P)
and
connect
the
(DC-)
wire
of
the
power
supply
module
to
the
terminal
block
at
the
rear
of
the
Controller
marked
(G)
(figure
1A
&
IB).
5.
Connect
alarm
or
control
devices
to
the
appropriate
relay
terminals.
It
is
recommended
that
18
AWG
wire
(minimum)
be
used
when
connecting
to
the
relay
contacts.
6.
Connect
the
4-20mA
remote
Sensor
Module
to
the
terminal
block
labeled
“P”
(Power=+24
Vdc),
“S”
(Signal=
4-20mA)
and
“G”
(Ground).
The
“P”
and
“G”
positions
are
also
used
for
connecting
the
DC
Power
Sup¬
ply.
7.
If
external
alarm
acknowledge
or
rest
is
to
be
used
connect
a
momentary
switch
to
the
terminals
marked
“GND”
and
“ACK”
8.
If
the
chart
recorder
output
is
to
be
used
connect
to
terminals
marked
“AOUT”,
“+12V”
and
“GND”
for
chart
recorder
power
and
signal.
Refer
to
the
Table
1
to
determine
the
correct
wire
gauge
for
the
distance
the
Sensor
Module
will
be
from
the
Model
4011
Controller.
The
manufacturer
recommends
Belden
cable
UL-1007
or
UL1015
of
the
appropriate
gauge.
Wire
Gauee
Maximum
Cable
Leneth(ft)
20
2,000
18
3,000
16
4,000
14
6,500
12
9,000
TABLE
1
CABLE
GAUGE
AND
LENGTH
Model
Number:
4011
Single
Channel
4-20
mA
Controller
Page:
2
SIERRA
MONITOR
CORPORATION
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
FIGURE
1-A
MODEL
4011
CONTROLLER(WITH
AC
ADAPTER)
Model
Number:
4011
Single
Channel
4-20
mA
Controller
Page:
3
Sierra
Monitor
Corporation
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
2.1.2
Start-up
Procedure
After
all
the
wiring
has
been
installed
plug
the
Power
supply
into
an
AC
outlet.
The
CONC
LED
(GRN
LED)
on
the
front
panel
should
be
ON
and
the
LCD
should
be
displaying
00.0
if
the
loop
current
is
4ma
or
less.
If
not
make
sure
that
the
wiring
from
the
power
supply
is
correct.
If
the
unit
has
a
Power
Supply
with
trickle
charged
battery
connect
the
12v
battery
(see
figure
IB)
and
turn
ON
power.
The
24v
OK
LED
and
Battery
OK
LED
should
be
ON,
if
not
check
for
blown
fuses.
If
any
fuses
are
blown
check
wiring
before
re-applying
power.
Alarm
1
and
Alarm
2
are
preset
at
the
factory
to
default
levels
of
10%
and
50%
full
scale
respectively.
Model
Number:
4011
Single
Channel
4-20
mA
Controller
Page:
4
SIERRA
MONITOR
CORPORA
TION
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
2.1.2.1
Alarm
Adjustments
To
change
the
alarm
levels
for
Alarm
1
and
Alarm
2
first
select
the
appropriate
Alarm
level
to
be
displayed
using
the
SELECT
button
to
step
through
the
choices
available.
Next
loosen
the
two
thumbscrews
on
the
front
panel
to
remove
the
face
plate.
Alarm
1
adjustment
potentiometer
is
in
the
bottom
righthand
comer
and
above
it
is
Alarm
2
adjustment
potentiome¬
ter.
Using
a
small
jewelers
screwdriver
adjust
the
respective
potentiometer
until
display
shows
the
re¬
quired
setting.
When
Alarm
adjustments
are
complete
replace
front
panel
and
change
display
back
to
CONC
(figure
2).
NOTE:
There
is
a
deliberate
hysteresis
built
into
the
alarm
function
to
avoid
oscillation
when
the
input
(or
4-20mA
Calibrator)
remains
close
to
the
set
point.
This
hysteresis
will
cause
the
alarm
to
activate
at
the
set
point
and
turn
off
at
a
slightly
lower
level
than
the
set
point
(or
higher
level
if
alarm
level
is
programmed
to
activate
on
the
falling
edge).
2.1.2.2
Alarm
and
Relay
Configuration
Table
2
shows
the
positions
for
the
jumpers
to
be
set
for
each
alarm
function.
The
default
factory
settings
are
indicated.
To
change
settings
turn
OFF
all
power
sources
to
the
controller
and
unplug
terminal
block.
Remove
the
two
screws
in
the
upper
side
of
the
rear
clear
panel
and
slide
controller
board
out
of
the
case.
Lift
the
jumpers
using
needle
nose
pliers
and
remove/replace
them
as
required.
Model
Number:
4011
Single
Channel
4-20
mA
Controller
Page:
5
Sierra
Monitor
Corporation
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
W4
J
W5
■
Alarm
1
Latching
■
W4
T_
W5
T
Alarm
1
Non
Latch
(factory)
W6
JP
W7
■
Alarm
2
Latching
■
W6
W7
J
Alarm
2
Non
Latch
(factory)
■
W1
■
Trouble
Alarm
Normally
Not
Energized
W1
J
Trouble
Alarm
Normally
Energized
(factory)
■
W2
■
Alarm
2*
**
Alarm
Low
t.
W2
J
Alarm
2'
Alarm
High
(factory)
■
W3
■
Alarm
1*
Alarm
Low
W3
J
Alarm
1*
Alarm
High
(factory)
■
W8
■
Relay
and
Alarm
LED
Test
NOT
Enabled
(factory)
W8
J
Relay
and
Alarm
LED
Test
Enabled
■
W9
■
Stripchart
Power
OFF
(factory)
W9
J
Stripchart
Power
ON
*
Alarm
low
indicates
the
relay
will
energize
when
the
input
value
is
below
the
set
point.
**
Alarm
high
indicates
the
relay
will
energize
when
the
input
value
is
above
the
set
point.
____
TABLE
2
ALARM
AND
RELAY
JUMPER
POSITIONS
Model
Number:
4011
Single
Channel
4-20
mA
Controller
Page:
6
SIERRA
MONITOR
CORPORATION
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
2.1.2.3
Alarm
Test
To
test
Alarm
Relays
and
Alarm
status
LEDs
loosen
the
two
thumbscrews
on
the
front
panel
to
remove
the
face
plate.
The
TEST
jumper
block
is
located
between
the
two
alarm
adjustment
pots
on
the
display.
Using
a
small
jewelers
screwdriver
temporarily
short
the
jumper
posts
together.
See
Figure
2.
All
three
alarm
relays
will
be
energized
and
the
three
ALARM
LEDs
will
turn
ON.
NOTE:
The
Trouble
relay
is
normally
ener¬
gized
if
loop
current
is
greater
than
3mA
and
will
remain
energized
when
the
TEST
jumper
block
is
temporarily
shorted.
Test
the
trouble
relay
by
removing
4
m
A
input
or
removing
all
system
power.
Page:
7
Sierra
Monitor
Corporation
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
11
CALIBRATION
3.1.1
4-20mA
Calibration
Calibration
of
the
Model
4011
is
only
required
if
the
CONC
display
does
not
read
00.0
+/-
00.2
with
a
4.00mA
loop
current
or
the
display
does
not
read
100.0
+/-
0.2
with
a
20.00mA
loop
current.
Turn
power
OFF
to
unit
Remove
front
panel
by
unscrewing
the
two
thumbscrews
and
removing
the
front
section.
Next
remove
the
screws
in
the
top
left
and
right
comer
of
the
display
board.
Remove
the
display
board
with
the
ribbon
cables
connected
and
be
careful
not
to
have
any
part
of
the
circuit
board
touch
any
metal
surfaces.
Turn
power
ON
to
unit.
Adjust
R10-20K
(OFFSET)
poten¬
tiometer
(see
figure
3)
for
O.OOOv
+/-0.001
v
at
TP
1
with
4.00mA
loop
current.
The
reading
on
the
display
when
set
to
CONC
should
be
00.0
+/-
00.2.
Adjust
R9-10K
(GAIN)
potentiometer
for
l.OOOv
+/-
0.001
v
at
TP2
with
20.000mA
loop
current.
The
reading
on
the
display
when
set
to
CONC
should
be
100.0
+/-
00.2.
4-20mA
LOOP-
FUSE
1/4
AMP
LOOP
CURRENT
-
4mA
=
0.400V
20mA
=
2.00V
INPUT
POWER
(14-30
V)
POWER
SUPPLY
(—5.0V)
TROUBLE
5.0V
=
I
LOOP
>
3.0mA
O.OV
=
I
LOOP
<
3.0mA
ANALOG
SIGNAL
"0
1/10
z
n
z
z
n
z
z
n
z
o
+
>
>
o
§
«
§
o
o
o
n
o
o
o
o
o
OUT
12V
ND
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TROUBLE
ALM
1
ALM
2
RELAY
RELAY
RELAY
POWER
SUPPLY
(
+
5.0V)
DISPLAY
SIGNAL
(0-1V)
5
AMP
FAST-ACTING
FUSE
F2
=
TROUBLE
F3
=
ALARM
1
F4
=
ALARM
2
REF
0.300V)
ALARM
2
5V
—
>
ALARM
LEVEL
OV
-
<
ALARM
LEVEL
ALARM
1
5V
=
>
ALARM
LEVEL
OV
=
<
ALARM
LEVEL
REFERENCE
(
+
2.49V)
FIRST:
APPLY
4mA
LOOP
CURRENT,
ADJUST
RIO
SO
THAT
TP1
=
O.OOOV.
SECOND:
APPLY
20mA
LOOP
CURRENT,
ADJUST
R9
FOR
1.000V
AT
TP2.
FIGURE
4011
MODEL
4011
COMPONENT
LOCATOR
Model
Number:
4011
Single
Channel
4-20
mA
Controller
Page:
8