The Sensor Connection PMD1XT-XX-012-0 Series User manual

A. Specifications
• Power Supply: 9 to 16 VDC (optional 24 VDC
• Power Consumption: < 2W
• Sampling Rate: 4 samples/second
• Accuracy: ±0.2% full scale ±1
• Display Range: -1999 ~ 9999
• Relay Contact Rating: 1A @ 30VDC
• Case Dimensions: 48 x 24 x 75 mm
• Mounting Cutout Dimension: 45 x 22 mm
• LED Display: 0.28” (7 mm
• Operating Temperature: 0 ~ 50C, <85% RH
B. Front Panel
A. Specifications
1 Alarm & relay J1 indicator
2 Up key
3 Shift key
4 Set Key
5 Maximum & Minimum value indicator
6 Display Window
1. AL on indicates alarm is on & J1 relay is pulled in
(closed
2. MAX(MIN on when display window shows the
maximum value or the time of the MAX. MAX(MIN
blinking when display window shows the minimum
value or the time of MIN.
3. “>“ Shift key: In the parameter setting mode,
press this key to select the digit to be changed. In
the normal operation mode, press this key to change
the display in the sequence shown in the diagram
below.
4. “˄” Up key: In the parameter setting mode, press
this key to increase the displayed value. When dis-
playing Max/Min, press & hold it for 3 seconds to
clear the Max/Min stored. In normal function, this
key has two functions, Show Operation Time &
Change Display Brightness. Press & hold this key
down to show the Operation Time since on. Re-
lease the key to display the current temperature
(process value . Each time the key is pressed, the
display brightness will also be changed from bright
to dim or from dim to bright.
C. Parameter Setting
1. Basic Parameter
See [Fig3] for programming flow chart
(Press “SET” key then input code 0089 to enter
Note 1: for correcting the offset at Zero: Display = measurement + PSb
Note 2: for correcting the error at Max: Display = measurement + PSbf
Note 3: Digital filter: 0=no filter, 1=weak, 2=medium, 3=strong
Note 4: These parameters define the scale boundary & resolution of the
display value. They do not apply to temperature sensors.
[Table1] Input Type Options
(TC = Thermocouple Sensor
2. Alarm Parameter
(Press “SET” key then input code 0001 to enter
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Alarm Parameter setting is similar to the Basic
Parameters setting in [Fig3] except the access code
is 0001 instead of 0089
[Fig3] Basic Parameter setting flow chart
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Note 4: Relay action setting (PMD-A meter does not contain J2 relay. Its
settings (AH2 & AL2 can be ignored .
1 Set AH1=AL1, relay is disabled
2 Set AH1>AL1, relay is for high alarm limit. See [Fig1]
3 Set AH1<AL1, relay is for low limit alarm. See [Fig2]
3. Peak Value
(Press “SET” key then input code 0037 to enter
Note 5: Peak function is interlocked.
1 When MA is turned off, MA-t can’t be set
2 When MI is turned off, MI-t can’t be set
Peak Value setting is similar to the Basic
Parameters setting in [Fig3] except the access code
is 0037 instead of 0089
Reset the Peak value:
The peak values are stored in the memory even
after the meter is powered off. To reset them,
change the display to show MA, MA-t, MI, or MI-t.
Then, press & hold “˄” key for 3 seconds. The
display will show “——” indicating the memory (for
all four parameters is reset. The meter will start to
catch the new peak after 2 seconds.
D. Terminal Assignment
1 1 & 2 are for power input
2 4 & 5 are for alarm relay output. When alarm is turned on, terminals 2 & 5
are internally connected. To drive a 12V buzzer, connect one lead of the
buzzer to the +12V. Connect the other lead to terminal 5.
3 3 is for display brightness control. When connecting the illumination signal
(+12V to it, the brightness will be synchronized with headlight. If not connect-
ed, the brightness can still be controlled by “˄” key.
4 6, 7, 8, & 9 are for different type of signal input.
Example: Use 6 & 7 for EGT thermocouple probe.
5 10 outputs a regulated 5VDC for powering a pressure transducer or other
type of sensor requiring power.
E. Application Example
Exhaust Gas Temperature Measurement