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Details the DE-2500 controller system's capabilities, features, and applications in industrial compressors.
Outlines the three main parts of the DE-2500 system: Display Module, Power Supply Module, and Terminal Module.
Describes the physical components and user interface of the DE-2500 Display Module.
Explains the functions of the DE-2500 keypad keys used for navigation, control, and editing.
Describes the different screens displayed on the LCD, including home and view screens.
Explains how to navigate menus, select channels, and save configurations using the keypad.
Describes the rail mounting and interface connections for the Power Supply Module.
Details the industry standard output modules supported by the Power Supply Module.
Explains the 12-24 Vdc power input and the system's overcurrent protection.
Describes the external RS-485 communication ports for PC or PLC interfacing.
Explains the function of IGN IN and PU IN terminals for engine monitoring.
Describes the Terminal Module's role as sensor interface and its discrete/analog inputs.
Details Altronic pressure transducers, their ranges, and wiring connections.
Details Altronic temperature transducers, their ranges, and wiring connections.
Explains how to configure and use thermocouple inputs for temperature monitoring.
Provides instructions for mounting the Display Module for optimal viewing.
Instructions for mounting the Power Supply Module, including DIN rail usage.
Instructions for mounting the Terminal Module and connecting it to the Power Supply Module.
Guidance on mounting pressure transducers and avoiding overloads.
Guidance on mounting temperature transducers and protecting wiring.
Explains how to connect the Display, Terminal, and Power Supply modules.
Instructions for connecting the 12-24 Vdc power supply to the DE-2500 system.
Details wiring procedures for normally open and normally closed discrete sensor inputs.
Instructions for wiring analog sensors and transducers to the Terminal Module.
Details wiring procedures for thermocouples and extension wires.
Describes wiring for various output modules, including custom ignition/fuel valve modules.
Instructions for wiring RS-485 communication ports to PCs or PLCs.
Explains the use of IGN IN and PU IN terminals for engine rotation sensing.
Details CSA certification and specific requirements for Class I, Division 2 areas.
Provides an overview of the keypad and the basic functions of key buttons.
Explains the function of the STOP key for manual stop operations.
Explains the function of the RESET key for clearing faults and timers.
Explains the function of the TEST key for testing sensors without tripping outputs.
Explains the function of the VIEW CHANNELS key for channel status.
Explains the function of the NEXT key for navigating screens and values.
Explains the function of the VIEW key for accessing process information screens.
Explains the function of the ENTER key for accepting selections and saving values.
Explains the function of the ESCAPE key for exiting screens without changes.
Explains the function of the MENU key for accessing edit menus.
Explains the function of UNITS and TENS keys for adjusting values.
Describes the content and status words displayed on the home screens.
Details the procedure for manually starting the engine using the RESET button.
Explains the sequence and features of the AUTO START option.
Describes the RUNNING status screen indicating normal system operation.
Explains how servicemeter alerts are indicated and how to view service messages.
Guides the user on accessing and understanding the Capacity Control screens.
Explains how load inhibit and forced unload conditions affect capacity control.
Describes how to switch to MANUAL mode for capacity control.
Guides the user on accessing and interpreting the CONTROL LOOP #1 screen.
Describes the second control loop (CONTROL LOOP #2) and its configuration.
Explains the PULSE CONTROL feature using digital outputs for valve control.
Details how to set or edit PID deadband values for system stability.
Guides the user on entering and operating the TEST mode for sensors.
Explains how the system displays and handles fault conditions.
Describes how the MANUAL STOP message is displayed and its purpose.
Explains how to access and view various process information screens.
Guides the user on viewing input channel status and navigating through channels.
Details how the system indicates the first fault detected and how to acknowledge it.
Explains how high/low setpoint faults are indicated on analog channels.
Guides the user on entering and operating the TEST mode for sensors.
Overview of accessing menu screens and parameters that can be viewed or edited.
Steps to view and edit the controller configuration using the menu system.
Explains the functions of keys used for navigation within menu screens.
Describes the two levels of menu screens and how to navigate them.
Details how to edit setpoint values for channels via the menu.
Details how to edit primary control parameters via the menu.
How to view or edit safety shutdown values and setpoints.
Guides on viewing and editing input class configurations for channels.
Details how to view and edit global values like test time and node number.
How to edit output configurations, including delay times and output states.
Guides on viewing and editing the system's time and date settings.
How to configure communication settings like node number and port protocols.
Explains how to access and view Hourmeter and Servicemeter messages.
Details how to view firmware revisions for the Display and Terminal modules.
Explains how to view the timestamp of the first detected fault.
Instructions for adjusting the LCD display contrast ratio for optimal readability.
Explains the DE-2500's data logging capability and its purpose.
Details on how to view or edit the node number for controller addressing.
Lists the required communication parameters for PC/PLC interaction.
Details data logging memory capacity and how to set logging periods.
Explains the ASCII commands used to read collected data from the system.
Describes the information contained within a single data log record.
Instructions on how to read multiple data records sequentially.
Explains how to remotely read the first fault data log record.
Explains how to remotely read the most current data log record.
Details retrieving parameters from auxiliary DSM devices via serial command.
Explains commands for remotely resetting or stopping the DE-2500 system.
Details Modbus RTU standard compliance and register read limitations.
Explains how the DE-2500 responds to identification queries.
Details the register for remotely triggering stop and reset functions.
Details the Remote Operator Interface (ROI) feature and its keypad commands.
Explains the automatic call-out feature for remote fault reporting.
Details the requirements for connecting and using an external modem with the system.
Provides modem configuration settings required for DE-2500 communication.
Procedure for the controller to dial numbers and send fault reports via modem.
Steps for troubleshooting blank power LEDs and the LCD display.
Troubleshooting steps when normally open sensors do not cause a fault.
Steps for troubleshooting when output LEDs change but relays do not trip.
Troubleshooting a blank LCD despite lit power LEDs, indicating a configuration issue.
Steps for troubleshooting the 'NO COMM.' message on the home screen.
Steps for troubleshooting when dashes appear for parameters on the home screen.
Troubleshooting problems with fuel valve and ignition shutdown outputs.
Troubleshooting incorrect time and date settings after power cycling.
Steps for troubleshooting LCD contrast that is too light or too dark.
Steps for troubleshooting issues where the external modem does not initiate dialing.
Explains the initiation and sequence of the AUTO START feature.
Details speed control and capacity control strategies for compressor throughput.
Offers general guidelines and definitions for selecting control strategies.
Explains how the DE-2500 controls throughput using speed and capacity.
Details how the speed control output interfaces with electronic governors.
Describes the two formats of capacity control output: 4-20mA and digital.
Discusses selecting the primary input for load control based on operating conditions.
Defines direct/inverse acting relationships for control inputs, outputs, and actuators.
Details primary/secondary inputs and control actions like Load Inhibit and Force Unload.
Describes enhanced control setpoint options for newer software versions.
Steps for connecting the computer and DE-2500 for calibration.
Guides the user on using the DE-2500 software for transducer calibration.
Steps to select a channel and connect a voltmeter for calibration readings.
Procedure for entering the low sensor voltage reading during calibration.
Procedure for entering the high sensor voltage reading during calibration.
Instructions for adjusting the LCD display contrast ratio for optimal readability.
Explains the DE-2500's data logging capability and its purpose.
Details on how to view or edit the node number for controller addressing.
Lists the required communication parameters for PC/PLC interaction.
Details data logging memory capacity and how to set logging periods.
Explains the ASCII commands used to read collected data from the system.
Describes the information contained within a single data log record.
Instructions on how to read multiple data records sequentially.
Explains how to remotely read the first fault data log record.
Explains how to remotely read the most current data log record.
Details retrieving parameters from auxiliary DSM devices via serial command.
Explains commands for remotely resetting or stopping the DE-2500 system.
Details Modbus RTU standard compliance and register read limitations.
Explains how the DE-2500 responds to identification queries.
Details the register for remotely triggering stop and reset functions.
Details the Remote Operator Interface (ROI) feature and its keypad commands.
Explains the automatic call-out feature for remote fault reporting.
Details the requirements for connecting and using an external modem with the system.
Provides modem configuration settings required for DE-2500 communication.
Procedure for the controller to dial numbers and send fault reports via modem.
Steps for troubleshooting blank power LEDs and the LCD display.
Troubleshooting steps when normally open sensors do not cause a fault.
Steps for troubleshooting when output LEDs change but relays do not trip.
Troubleshooting a blank LCD despite lit power LEDs, indicating a configuration issue.
Steps for troubleshooting the 'NO COMM.' message on the home screen.
Steps for troubleshooting when dashes appear for parameters on the home screen.
Troubleshooting problems with fuel valve and ignition shutdown outputs.
Troubleshooting incorrect time and date settings after power cycling.
Steps for troubleshooting LCD contrast that is too light or too dark.
Steps for troubleshooting issues where the external modem does not initiate dialing.
Explains the initiation and sequence of the AUTO START feature.
Details speed control and capacity control strategies for compressor throughput.
Offers general guidelines and definitions for selecting control strategies.
Explains how the DE-2500 controls throughput using speed and capacity.
Details how the speed control output interfaces with electronic governors.
Describes the two formats of capacity control output: 4-20mA and digital.
Discusses selecting the primary input for load control based on operating conditions.
Defines direct/inverse acting relationships for control inputs, outputs, and actuators.
Details primary/secondary inputs and control actions like Load Inhibit and Force Unload.
Describes enhanced control setpoint options for newer software versions.
Steps for connecting the computer and DE-2500 for calibration.
Guides the user on using the DE-2500 software for transducer calibration.
Steps to select a channel and connect a voltmeter for calibration readings.
Procedure for entering the low sensor voltage reading during calibration.
Procedure for entering the high sensor voltage reading during calibration.
General| Brand | Altronic |
|---|---|
| Model | DE-2500 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
