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Honeywell Enraf 1010 CB User Manual

Honeywell Enraf 1010 CB
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Programming Manual
Load Computer 1010 CB

Table of Contents

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Honeywell Enraf 1010 CB Specifications

General IconGeneral
Power Supply24 VDC
Housing MaterialAluminum or Stainless Steel
Communication protocolFOUNDATION Fieldbus, Modbus
Operating temperature-40°C to +85°C
Process connectionFlanged
Process PressureUp to 40 bar
Protection ClassIP66/67
CertificationsATEX, IECEx
Process Temperature-40 °C to +150 °C (-40 °F to +302 °F)

Summary

CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW

1.1 Description

Describes the setup procedures for the Model 1010 loading system and its intended audience.

1.2 Terminology and Conventions

Defines key terms and conventions used in the manual for clarity.

CHAPTER 2 PROGRAMMING MODE

2.1 Entering and Exiting Programming Mode

Details the methods for accessing and exiting the instrument's programming interface.

2.2 Navigating in Programming Mode

Explains how to move through menus and select options within the programming mode.

2.3 Entering or Selecting Values in Programming Mode

Outlines the procedures for inputting or choosing parameter values.

2.4 Exiting the Programming Mode

Describes how to save configuration changes and exit the programming mode.

2.5 Menu System

Presents the main menu structure and the purpose of each configuration category.

CHAPTER 3 DISPLAY CONTRAST (1)

3.1 Description

Details how to adjust the display contrast for optimal viewing conditions.

CHAPTER 4 SYSTEM (2)

4.1 System Menu

Introduces the system menu for configuring overall operating parameters.

4.2 General Setup (21)

Covers system parameters like language, timeouts, authorisations, and RIT configuration.

4.3 Loading Options (22)

Details settings related to operating prompts and system-specific options.

4.4 General Purpose Inputs (23)

Explains the configuration of 16 general purpose inputs for system permissives.

4.5 General Purpose Outputs (24)

Describes how to assign general purpose outputs to various functional roles.

4.6 Configure Deadman (25)

Covers the setup of Deadman system time-outs for operational safety.

4.7 Communications (26)

Details configuration of communication ports and terminal automation modes.

4.8 Configure Messages (27)

Explains how to set custom prompt and advice messages displayed on the instrument.

4.9 Opto Outputs (28)

Allows the operator to configure the various opto outputs of the instrument.

CHAPTER 5 LOADING ARMS (3)

5.1 Description

Introduces the Loading Arms menu for configuring arm-specific parameters.

5.2 Configure Arm n (3n)

Covers general parameters for a loading arm, including name, setup, and flow control.

CHAPTER 6 METERING LINES (4)

6.1 Description

Explains the Metering Line menu for configuring parameters like Meter Factor.

6.2 Configure Line n (4n)

Details configuration of metering line parameters such as K Factor, Signal Type, and Correction.

CHAPTER 7 PRODUCT STREAMS (5)

7.1 Description

Introduces the Product Streams menu for setting valve and flow configurations.

7.2 Configure Streams

Covers stream configuration parameters including No Flow Timeout, Valve Type, and Deadband.

CHAPTER 8 ADDITIVE LINES (6)

8.1 Description

Explains the Additive Lines menu for setting up additive injection system parameters.

8.2 Configure Additive

Allows selection of the additive system type: Internal or External.

8.3 External Additive Lines (621)

Covers configuration for external additive systems, including injection type and pulse output.

8.4 Additive Line Setup (622)

Details operating parameters for EFT Mini-Pak additive lines, such as injector number and address.

8.5 Internal additive Lines (61)

Covers configuration of internal additive injection points, including enable/disable and assignment.

CHAPTER 9 RECIPES (7)

9.1 Description

Introduces the Additive Recipe sub-menu for setting recipe parameters like name and amount.

9.2 CONFIGURE RECIPE (7)

Covers recipe configuration, including assignment to arms and target blend percentage.

CHAPTER 10 AUTHORISATION ENTRY MODE

10.1 Description

Explains methods to limit access to authorized personnel and vehicles via PINs, cards, etc.

10.2 Entering Authorisation Entry Mode

Details the methods for entering the instrument's authorisation entry mode.

10.3 Navigating in Authorisation Entry Mode

Describes how to navigate through the menus within the authorisation entry mode.

10.3.1 Edit ID's

Covers the process of entering or editing personnel and vehicle IDs and assigning them to index numbers.

10.3.2 Erase ID Bank

Explains how to perform bulk erasure of ID banks for master, vehicle, or personnel.

10.3.3 Search For an ID

Details the procedure for searching for a specific ID within the instrument's database.

10.3.4 Retrieve an ID

Describes how to retrieve an ID by entering its index number.

10.3.5 Edit Master IDs

Covers the process of entering or editing Master IDs for elevated access.

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