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General| Brand | Endress+Hauser |
|---|---|
| Model | RA33 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Covers essential safety guidelines for device operation and handling.
Details on the physical setup and mounting of the batch controller.
Information on electrical connections and terminal assignments.
Overview of the device's user interface and controls.
Steps and procedures for initial setup and operation.
Defines the intended purpose and media for the batch controller.
Highlights safety aspects for installation, commissioning, and operation.
Details on technical improvements and manufacturer's rights.
Procedures for returning the device for repair or other reasons.
Explains the meaning of safety icons and symbols used in the manual.
Information about the device nameplate and its details.
Lists the items included in the batch controller package.
Details on device certifications and compliance with standards.
Guidelines for receiving, transporting, and storing the device.
Provides physical dimensions of the batch controller and mounting plate.
Describes general installation procedures and device orientation.
Instructions for attaching the device to a wall using the mounting plate.
Procedure for installing the device into a panel cutout.
Steps for mounting the device onto a support or top-hat rail.
Guide for securing the device to a pipe using steel belts.
Procedures for verifying the installation after the device is mounted.
Specifies necessary precautions and conditions for electrical connections.
Provides a simplified diagram and terminal assignments for wiring.
Instructions and diagrams for safely opening the device housing.
Details on connecting flow sensors with external or device power supply.
Instructions for connecting RTD temperature sensors.
Describes the analog output configuration as current or voltage pulse.
Details the voltage levels and current for pulse outputs.
Using digital outputs as status or pulse outputs for batch control.
Configuration and connection details for the Ethernet interface.
Explains using Modbus TCP for data transmission via Ethernet.
Details on connecting via Modbus RTU (RS-485) interface.
Information on connecting a printer via the RS232 interface.
General guidelines for operating the batch controller via keys or software.
Identifies and explains the device's display and control buttons.
Detailed description of the function and operating keys.
How to enter and use preset counter values for batching.
Explanation of display groups and their content during operation.
Selection of the operating language for the device interface.
Settings for display groups, brightness, contrast, and stored values.
Parameters for quick commissioning and advanced instrument configuration.
Functions for device diagnostics, event logs, and information.
Access to advanced settings, fine-tuning, and service functions.
Steps for rapid setup of the standard batch controller application.
Explanation of various application possibilities and their setup.
Description of a standard application for dosing with flow measurement.
Details on two-stage batching using two valves for precise dosing.
Application for volume correction using temperature compensation for mineral oils.
Application for volume correction using temperature and density for mineral oils.
Describes calculating mass based on volume and density measurements.
Using the device as a volume counter with manual start/stop control.
Configuration settings for flow (pulse/current), temperature (RTD/current), and density inputs.
Configuration and usage of relays, open collector, and universal outputs.
Settings for batch control, including batch modes, filling stages, and correction.
Configures batch mode, counting direction, and filling stages.
Sets the direction for counting display and totalizer.
Configures 1-stage or 2-stage batching with delay and pre-stop quantities.
Improves batching accuracy by compensating for valve response times.
Defines the limit for preset counter entries to prevent errors.
Manages batch identifiers, names, and numbers for reporting.
Settings for organizing and displaying process values on the device.
Enables viewing device display values via a web browser over Ethernet.
Configuration options for accessing device data via the web server.
Corrects measured volumes using temperature and density for accurate batching or mass conversion.
General procedures for diagnosing and resolving device errors or alarms.
Lists common error codes, their descriptions, and recommended remedial actions.
Specific checks for troubleshooting MODBUS communication issues.
Explains how device errors trigger the alarm relay or change display backlighting.
Details on the diagnostic list, its contents, and how it is displayed.
Procedures for testing relay, analog, and pulse outputs for proper function.
Lists available spare parts with their order codes and specifications.
Instructions for returning the device for repair, including packaging requirements.
Guidelines for the environmentally sound disposal of the device's electronic components.
Specifications for current, pulse, and frequency inputs, including reaction times.
Technical specifications for current/pulse outputs, relays, digital outputs, and auxiliary voltage.
Diagram and details of terminal connections for various inputs and outputs.
Specifications for USB, Ethernet TCP/IP, RS232 printer, and RS485 interfaces.
Details on operating conditions, arithmetic unit cycle time, and installation requirements.
Specifies mounting locations and orientation guidelines.
Information on ambient temperature, storage, climate class, electrical safety, and degree of protection.
Provides dimensions, weight, material, and terminal details of the device.
Describes the display elements, LED status indicators, and keypad layout.
Details on operating the device using its front panel buttons and keypad.
Explains configuring the device via PC using FieldCare software.
Information on the real-time clock and data logging capabilities.
Lists the device's compliance with EU directives and CE mark.
Lists other relevant standards and guidelines the device adheres to.
Explains direct access codes for menu items and parameter settings.
Select the operating language for the device.
Settings for display groups, brightness, contrast, and stored values.
Allows entering or viewing the preset counter value.
Selects the display group or changes between configured groups.
Adjusts the brightness level of the device display.
Adjusts the contrast level of the device display.
Displays stored analyses such as interval, day, month, and billing date counters.
Initiates printing of the batch report.
Configuration options for units, signal types, date/time, and system settings.
Provides access to device information, diagnosis messages, event logs, and simulation functions.
Allows modification of all device parameters and settings, including rapid access.
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