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JUMO ecoTRANS Lf 03 - User Manual

JUMO ecoTRANS Lf 03
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ecoTRANS Lf 03
Transmitter /
Switching Device
for Conductivity
Type 202732
B 20.2732.0
Operating Manual
02.05/00429233

Table of Contents

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Summary

1 Notes

2 Identifying the instrument version

2.1 Type designation

Details the product's type designation and order code structure.

3 Installation

4 Electrical connection

Specifies requirements for cable selection, fusing, and electrical connection.

Terminal assignment

Illustrates the terminal connections for outputs and inputs.

5 Commissioning

5.1 Fundamentals of conductivity measurement

Explains the principle of electrolytic conductivity measurement and temperature dependence.

5.2 Applying the supply voltage

Describes the process of applying supply voltage and initial instrument behavior.

6 Setting; altering the instrument functions

6.1 Actual-value display

Details how the actual value is displayed in static or alternating mode.

6.2 Operation

Explains the instrument's operation arranged on different access levels.

6.3 Function of keys

Describes the function of the device's keys and navigation.

6.4 Level selection

Illustrates the navigation flow between different user access levels.

6.5 The operator level (USER)

Shows the parameter structure accessible at the operator level.

6.6 The administrator level (ADMIN)

Displays the parameter structure accessible at the administrator level.

6.7 The enabling level (RIGHT)

Outlines how user rights can be defined and modified at the enabling level.

6.8 The calibration level (CALIB)

Details the structure for accessing calibration functions.

7 Setting ranges

8 Configurable parameters

8.1 Inputs

Introduces the configurable input parameters for conductivity and temperature.

8.1.1 Measurement input for conductivity (submenu CON)

Details measurement ranges and nominal cell constants for conductivity input.

8.1.2 Measurement input for temperature (submenu TEMP)

Details probe types, connection types, and filter constants for temperature input.

8.2 Relay; open-collector

Introduces relay and open-collector output configurations.

8.2.1 Logic output 1 (submenu BIN.1)

Details switching functions for logic output 1.

8.2.2 Logic output 2 - option (submenu BIN.2)

Details switching functions for logic output 2.

8.3 Analog outputs

Introduces the configurable analog output settings.

8.3.1 Conductivity (submenu CO.OUT)

Details the type of standard signal for conductivity analog output.

8.3.2 Temperature (submenu TE.OUT)

Details the type of standard signal for temperature analog output.

8 Calibration

8.1 General

Explains the need for calibration due to cell constant variations and temperature effects.

8.2 Activating the calibration mode

Details how to activate the calibration mode using keys or setup software.

8.3 Selecting the calibration procedure

Guides the user in selecting between calibrating temperature coefficient or relative cell constant.

8.4 Calibrating the temperature coefficient using automatic temperature measurement

Describes calibrating temperature coefficient using automatic measurements.

8.5 Calibrating the temperature coefficient using manual temperature entry

Explains how to calibrate temperature coefficient using manual temperature input.

8.6 Calibrating the relative cell constant

Explains the general principles for calibrating the relative cell constant.

9 Analog output

9.1 Response during calibration

Explains response options (following/unchanged) during calibration.

9.2 Response of the output signal in fault condition

Details how the output signal behaves in fault conditions (LOW/HIGH).

9.3 Response of the output signal on leaving the scaling range

Describes output signal behavior when leaving the scaling range.

9.4 Manual operation of the analog output

Explains manual operation for test/commissioning purposes.

10 Relay output; open-collector

10.1 Response of the relay

Explains how the relay responds based on MAX LK or MIN LK settings.

10.2 Manual operation of the relay outputs

Details manual operation for relay outputs.

10.3 Response of the relay during calibration

Specifies relay response during calibration.

10.4 Pulse function of the relay output

Explains the pulse function for relay output.

10.5 Fault output

Details the relay response to faults.

11 The USP contact (for high-purity water)

Extract from USP <645>

Provides USP conductivity limits as a function of temperature.

11.1 USP pre-alarm

Describes the USP pre-alarm function and its parameter.

12 Display and LED messages

12.1 Operating states of the JUMO ecoTrans Lf 03

Explains the meaning of the device status LEDs.

12.2 Underrange

Shows the display message for underrange conditions.

12.3 Overrange

Shows the display message for overrange conditions.

12.4 Probe break

Shows the display message for probe break conditions.

12.5 Short circuit

Shows the display message for short circuit conditions.

12.6 Initialization of dependent parameters

Explains the initialization of dependent parameters.

12.7 Calibration timer has run down

Shows the display message when the calibration timer expires.

13 Operation via setup interface

Caution

Warns about electrical isolation issues when using the setup interface.

13.1 Operation through Setup

Details the JUMO PC setup software interface and navigation.

14 Technical data

Conductivity Input Details

Covers conductivity input range, cell constants, lead compensation, and characteristic deviations.

Temperature Input Details

Details temperature input types, ranges, compensation, and characteristic deviations.

Output Functionality

Includes analog, relay, and open-collector output configurations and parameters.

Device Performance and Environmental Data

Covers A/D converter, monitoring, power, temperature limits, and electrical connection.

Safety and Compliance Standards

Lists electrical safety, EMC, protection rating, housing, and mounting details.

15 Environment; waste disposal

Summary

1 Notes

2 Identifying the instrument version

2.1 Type designation

Details the product's type designation and order code structure.

3 Installation

4 Electrical connection

Specifies requirements for cable selection, fusing, and electrical connection.

Terminal assignment

Illustrates the terminal connections for outputs and inputs.

5 Commissioning

5.1 Fundamentals of conductivity measurement

Explains the principle of electrolytic conductivity measurement and temperature dependence.

5.2 Applying the supply voltage

Describes the process of applying supply voltage and initial instrument behavior.

6 Setting; altering the instrument functions

6.1 Actual-value display

Details how the actual value is displayed in static or alternating mode.

6.2 Operation

Explains the instrument's operation arranged on different access levels.

6.3 Function of keys

Describes the function of the device's keys and navigation.

6.4 Level selection

Illustrates the navigation flow between different user access levels.

6.5 The operator level (USER)

Shows the parameter structure accessible at the operator level.

6.6 The administrator level (ADMIN)

Displays the parameter structure accessible at the administrator level.

6.7 The enabling level (RIGHT)

Outlines how user rights can be defined and modified at the enabling level.

6.8 The calibration level (CALIB)

Details the structure for accessing calibration functions.

7 Setting ranges

8 Configurable parameters

8.1 Inputs

Introduces the configurable input parameters for conductivity and temperature.

8.1.1 Measurement input for conductivity (submenu CON)

Details measurement ranges and nominal cell constants for conductivity input.

8.1.2 Measurement input for temperature (submenu TEMP)

Details probe types, connection types, and filter constants for temperature input.

8.2 Relay; open-collector

Introduces relay and open-collector output configurations.

8.2.1 Logic output 1 (submenu BIN.1)

Details switching functions for logic output 1.

8.2.2 Logic output 2 - option (submenu BIN.2)

Details switching functions for logic output 2.

8.3 Analog outputs

Introduces the configurable analog output settings.

8.3.1 Conductivity (submenu CO.OUT)

Details the type of standard signal for conductivity analog output.

8.3.2 Temperature (submenu TE.OUT)

Details the type of standard signal for temperature analog output.

8 Calibration

8.1 General

Explains the need for calibration due to cell constant variations and temperature effects.

8.2 Activating the calibration mode

Details how to activate the calibration mode using keys or setup software.

8.3 Selecting the calibration procedure

Guides the user in selecting between calibrating temperature coefficient or relative cell constant.

8.4 Calibrating the temperature coefficient using automatic temperature measurement

Describes calibrating temperature coefficient using automatic measurements.

8.5 Calibrating the temperature coefficient using manual temperature entry

Explains how to calibrate temperature coefficient using manual temperature input.

8.6 Calibrating the relative cell constant

Explains the general principles for calibrating the relative cell constant.

9 Analog output

9.1 Response during calibration

Explains response options (following/unchanged) during calibration.

9.2 Response of the output signal in fault condition

Details how the output signal behaves in fault conditions (LOW/HIGH).

9.3 Response of the output signal on leaving the scaling range

Describes output signal behavior when leaving the scaling range.

9.4 Manual operation of the analog output

Explains manual operation for test/commissioning purposes.

10 Relay output; open-collector

10.1 Response of the relay

Explains how the relay responds based on MAX LK or MIN LK settings.

10.2 Manual operation of the relay outputs

Details manual operation for relay outputs.

10.3 Response of the relay during calibration

Specifies relay response during calibration.

10.4 Pulse function of the relay output

Explains the pulse function for relay output.

10.5 Fault output

Details the relay response to faults.

11 The USP contact (for high-purity water)

Extract from USP <645>

Provides USP conductivity limits as a function of temperature.

11.1 USP pre-alarm

Describes the USP pre-alarm function and its parameter.

12 Display and LED messages

12.1 Operating states of the JUMO ecoTrans Lf 03

Explains the meaning of the device status LEDs.

12.2 Underrange

Shows the display message for underrange conditions.

12.3 Overrange

Shows the display message for overrange conditions.

12.4 Probe break

Shows the display message for probe break conditions.

12.5 Short circuit

Shows the display message for short circuit conditions.

12.6 Initialization of dependent parameters

Explains the initialization of dependent parameters.

12.7 Calibration timer has run down

Shows the display message when the calibration timer expires.

13 Operation via setup interface

Caution

Warns about electrical isolation issues when using the setup interface.

13.1 Operation through Setup

Details the JUMO PC setup software interface and navigation.

14 Technical data

Conductivity Input Details

Covers conductivity input range, cell constants, lead compensation, and characteristic deviations.

Temperature Input Details

Details temperature input types, ranges, compensation, and characteristic deviations.

Output Functionality

Includes analog, relay, and open-collector output configurations and parameters.

Device Performance and Environmental Data

Covers A/D converter, monitoring, power, temperature limits, and electrical connection.

Safety and Compliance Standards

Lists electrical safety, EMC, protection rating, housing, and mounting details.

15 Environment; waste disposal

JUMO ecoTRANS Lf 03 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandJUMO
ModelecoTRANS Lf 03
CategoryTransmitter
LanguageEnglish

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