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Essential safety guidelines for handling the equipment, including shock prevention and proper procedures.
Guidelines for cleaning the instrument, emphasizing safe methods and materials to avoid damage.
Introduces universal process indicators and details specific model features and capabilities.
Details key electrical parameters such as accuracy, resolution, temperature coefficient, and operating ranges.
Lists available input signal ranges and specifies sensor excitation voltage options for various sensors.
Describes standard and optional power supply configurations for the instrument.
Outlines programmable features for 4-digit and 5½/6/8-digit models, including scaling and units.
Covers physical aspects like housing dimensions, materials, and front panel protection rating.
Provides dimensions and specifications for creating a panel cutout for instrument installation.
Details the methods for securely fastening the instrument into the panel using supplied clips.
Illustrates the front panel layout for both normal operation and programming modes.
Diagrams and guidance for connecting various process input signals to the instrument.
Specific wiring instructions for frequency and count input signals.
Explains how to set hardware links for different input and output configurations.
Details the connection and link configuration for potentiometer inputs.
Shows wiring for optional features like analog output, RS232/RS485, and alarms.
Illustrates how to configure power supply links for different voltage inputs.
A flowchart illustrating the instrument's programming sequence and menu structure.
Important notes and advice for users navigating the programming menus and options.
Details the various input configuration menus like 'InP', 'Pro', 'FrE9', 'P.Int'.
Explains the 'Incr' feature for display increment and linearisation options.
A comprehensive guide to understanding the various display codes shown during operation and programming.
A step-by-step example demonstrating how to configure alarm setpoints.
Explains the ASCIIbus communication protocol for options 3002 and 3013.
Demonstrates how to calculate the Integrated Full Scale Hour value with a specific example.
Provides a second example for calculating the Integrated Full Scale Hour value.
Describes the lineariser option for non-linear signal correction.
Details the two set point option using solid-state relays for alarms.
Details the two set point option using electro-mechanical relays for alarms.
Explains the RS485 serial communication interface option.
Describes the option for providing analogue voltage or current output signals.
Details the one set point option using solid-state relays.
Details the one set point option using electro-mechanical relays.
Provides 1500V isolation for output and communication options.
Offers an isolated 8-30VDC power supply and load cell excitation.
Enables parallel BCD output as an additional slot card.
Allows operation from a wide range of AC/DC power supplies.
Measures resistance and tap positions on transformers.
Displays and holds the maximum or minimum input signal value.
Explains the RS232 serial communication interface option.
Allows the operator to zero the display at any time during measurement.
Provides three alarm set points using solid-state relays.
Provides three alarm set points using electro-mechanical relays.
Details the four set point option using solid-state relays.
Details the four set point option using electro-mechanical relays.
Measures line/mains frequency accurately (0.00 to 99.99 Hz).
Provides a graphic linear representation of the measured process variable.
Generates pulses based on totalising display changes for selected meters.
Simulates an input value without physical analog input.
Explains how to change values and application of the manual set point station.
Prevents unauthorized access to the programming menu with different lockout levels.
Allows freezing the display via an external potential-free contact.
Provides a non-isolated 8-30VDC galvanic power supply.
Wiring diagram for options using Diagram "P" for connections.
Wiring diagram for options using Diagram "M" for connections.
States compliance with EC directives for universal process indicators.
Details the warranty period, terms, and manufacturer's responsibilities.
This document describes the operating manual for a series of universal LED process indicators, including Models 4001, 4011, 5001, 5011, 5600, 8001, 5001-T, and 8001-T. These instruments are designed for accurate measurement and display of various process variables with both analog and digital inputs, such as pressure, level, flow, frequency, up and down counting, DC voltages or currents, and revolutions per minute. Selected models also offer integration and totalization of the input signal.
The indicators are versatile and can be applied to a wide range of industrial processes.
The built-in sensor excitation supply is link-selectable for 2-wire/3-wire transmitters, encoders, and potentiometer input.
Electrical Specifications:
Input Ranges:
Sensor Excitation:
Power Supply:
Other Specifications:
Programmable Specifications (4 Digit Models):
Programmable Specifications (5½ / 6 / 8 Digit Models):
Installation:
Display & Keypad (Normal Display Mode):
Display & Keypad (Programming Mode):
Programming:
Input Configuration:
Options:
Safety:
Cleaning:
Guarantee:
| Brand | INSTROTECH |
|---|---|
| Model | 4001 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |