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Ohkura RM10C User Manual

Ohkura RM10C
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RM10C
HYBRID RECORDER
MULTIPOINT TYPE RECORDER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
HXPRM10mnC0001E
NOV. 2015 (5th Edition)
Copyright © 2000-2015 Ohkura Electric Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Table of Contents

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Ohkura RM10C Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOhkura
ModelRM10C
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

For safety using

Symbols used on the instrument

Displays symbols indicating cautions and warnings related to the instrument.

Warnings and Cautions

Critical safety information and precautions for handling and operating the instrument.

Instrument Handling Precautions

Cautions regarding instrument maintenance, transportation, and general handling practices.

Instruction Manual Guidelines

Advice on using, storing, and handling the instruction manual.

Installation and Maintenance Precautions

Guidance on instrument installation, maintenance, disposal, and cleaning procedures.

Using procedure for this manual

Guide of Instruction manual

Information about the available instruction manuals and their respective contents.

INTRODUCTION

Checking the Accessories

Verifying all included accessories upon delivery of the instrument.

Checking the Type and Specifications

Confirming the instrument's model type and specifications from the nameplate.

Temporary Storage

Recommended environmental conditions for temporary storage of the instrument.

Indication Card

Information regarding the indication card attached to the instrument's door.

CONSTRUCTION

Appearance

Visual identification of the instrument's external parts and overall layout.

Display Screen and Operation Keys

Description of the instrument's display screen and the functions of its operation keys.

INSTALLATION

Outside Dimensions Drawing and Panel Cutting Dimensions

Technical drawings detailing external dimensions and required panel cutouts for mounting.

Mounting to the Panel

Procedures and considerations for securely mounting the instrument to a control panel.

WIRING

Terminal Layout and Power Wiring

Details on terminal connections and procedures for safe power wiring of the instrument.

Input Wiring

Guidelines and precautions for correctly connecting various input signals to the instrument.

DI/Alarm Output Wiring (Option)

Wiring instructions for Digital Inputs (DI) and Alarm Outputs, including examples and precautions.

Communication Wiring

Procedures for establishing communication connections, covering RS-232C and RS-485 interfaces.

PREPARATIONS FOR OPERATION

Setting the Chart Paper

Step-by-step instructions for loading and preparing the chart paper for recording operations.

Setting the Ribbon Cassette

Instructions for replacing the ribbon cassette to ensure proper recording output and prevent damage.

OPERATION

Operation

Overview of the instrument's operational status and basic startup procedures after power-on.

Recording

Details on how the instrument performs analog recording, including colors and operation.

How to Record

Procedures for starting, stopping, and managing the recording process, including chart paper feeding.

Digital Print

Explanation of various digital printing functions, triggered by keys or DI inputs, for data output.

Changing the Display

Instructions on how to select and cycle through different display modes on the instrument's screen.

DEVICE SETTING

Setting the Setup Mode

Procedures for entering and navigating the instrument's basic setup mode for configuration.

Setting the Range

How to configure the input range for each measurement channel, including various signal types.

Setting the Alarm

Steps to configure alarm levels, types, and associated relay outputs for each measurement channel.

Setting the Unit

Procedure to set the appropriate engineering unit for each measurement channel.

Setting the Chart Speed

How to select and configure the chart paper feed speed for recording.

Setting the Date and Time

Instructions for setting the instrument's internal clock for accurate time stamping of records.

Copying the Setting Data

Method for efficiently copying configuration settings from one channel to another.

Setting Other Functions

Configuration options for printing cycle, zone recording, digital print, tags, and comment words.

Setting the Engineering Mode

Process for accessing the engineering mode for advanced settings, calibration, and diagnostics.

COMMUNICATIONS

General Description

Overview of the instrument's communication capabilities, functions, and supported systems.

Transmission Specifications

Technical details of communication parameters like protocol, speed, parity, and data length.

Original Protocol

Details on the instrument's proprietary communication protocol, data construction, and control codes.

Modbus RTU Protocol

Information on the Modbus RTU protocol implementation, including function codes and error responses.

MAINTENANCE

Inspection

Guidelines for inspecting the instrument's operational condition and identifying potential issues.

Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the instrument's plastic parts using a dry cloth, avoiding solvents.

Replacing Consumables

Information on consumable parts like chart paper and ribbon cassettes, including replacement periods.

Adjust Dot Printing Position (Point Calibration)

Procedure for adjusting the dot printing position on the chart paper to maintain recording accuracy.

Calibration (Data Calibration)

Steps for calibrating the instrument's process variable input annually to ensure measurement accuracy.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Troubleshooting

Comprehensive guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational problems using flowcharts and remedies.

Self Diagnostics Function (ERROR)

Explanation of the instrument's self-diagnostic features and the meaning of error codes displayed.

Error Display

Details on how error numbers are displayed and how to cancel the error display after resolution.

SPECIFICATIONS

Common Specifications

General technical specifications including input signals, performance characteristics, power source, and operating conditions.

Standard Setting Specifications

Detailed specifications for measurement ranges, accuracy ratings, and computation methods.

Standard Setting Functions

Summary of standard functions available for instrument configuration, operation, and control.

Optional Functions

Description of optional features such as remote DI functions, alarm boards, and communication unit capabilities.