What to do if Red Lion Measuring Instruments display shows “OLOLOL”?
If the display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments shows “OLOLOL”, it indicates an input overload. To resolve this, check the input levels.
Why is my Red Lion Measuring Instruments display “jittery”?
If your Red Lion Measuring Instruments display is “jittery”, it could be due to electrical noise in the process or signal lines, or because the process is inherently unstable. Try the following: * Increase digital filtering and connect the probe. * Increase the display rounding increment. * Re-route the signal wires. * Dampen the process to eliminate oscillations.
What does “......” mean on my Red Lion Measuring Instruments display?
If the display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments shows “......”, it could be due to several reasons: * Input display out of range: Check unit scaling. * Loss of data set-ups: Check data set-ups, check for electrical disturbance, and disconnect and reconnect power.
Why does the display wander on my Red Lion Measuring Instruments?
If the display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments is wandering, it is likely due to a loss of data set-ups. You should check the data set-ups, check for electrical disturbances, and try disconnecting and reconnecting the power.
How to fix no display on Red Lion Measuring Instruments?
If your Red Lion Measuring Instruments display is not showing anything, it could be due to a power issue: the power may be off, improperly connected, or experiencing a brown-out. Check the wiring and verify the power supply.
What does “PPPPPP” mean on Red Lion Measuring Instruments?
If the display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments shows “PPPPPP”, it indicates a program data error. To correct this, press the “P” button and check the data set-ups.
What to do if Red Lion Measuring Instruments display is flashing?
If the display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments is flashing, it means the totalizer has overflowed. You need to reset the totalizer to resolve this issue.
What does “ULULUL” mean on Red Lion Measuring Instruments display?
If the display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments shows “ULULUL”, it indicates an input under load (negative overload). To resolve this, check the input levels.
General| Brand | red lion |
|---|---|
| Model | IMD1 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Detailed overview of the Apollo Intelligent Meter for Decade Volts (DC) Inputs (IMD1) and its features.
Explanation of the IMD1's microprocessor-based A/D conversion, filtering, and memory functions.
Essential safety regulations, codes, and instructions for safe installation and operation.
Definitions for Installation Category I and II, crucial for understanding safety standards.
Procedure to scale the unit by applying actual signal levels corresponding to desired display values.
Procedure to scale the unit by manually entering signal and display values.
Configure front panel access for limited operations when PGM.DIS. is connected to COMM.
Set digital filtering levels and assign functions to E1-CON and E2-CON remote inputs.
Configure decimal point, time base, scale factor, and low signal disable for totalizer.
Configure alarm tracking, display, reset, assignment, values, hysteresis, and action.
Set baud rate, unit address, and print request functions for serial communication.
Digitally scale the 4-20 mA or 0-10 VDC analog output based on display values.
Perform calibration, serial hardware diagnostics, and factory configuration reset.
Step-by-step guide demonstrating programming for a specific process voltage application.
Illustrates programming for monitoring and controlling pneumatic pressure in a robotic system.
Details on using the optional regulated excitation voltage to power transducers.
Configuration for totaling, linearizing, and recording peak/valley values.
Details on configuring alarm behavior, including HI/LO acting, reset, and tracking.
Overview of the half-duplex, two-way 20 mA loop for data polling and control.
Instructions on constructing command strings for controlling the IMD1 unit.
Explanation of data transmission format and interpretation from the IMD1.
Guidelines for wiring connections and serial terminal descriptions for 20 mA loops.
Practical example of setting up serial communication for a process controlling system.
Functionality and scaling of the programmable 4-20 mA or 0-10 VDC analog output signal.
Procedure for calibrating zero and span adjustments for the analog output.
Covers installation environment, panel mounting, AC power selection, and wiring.
Provides detailed technical specifications, accuracy, and physical dimensions of the IMD1.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and recommended remedies.
Details the function and settings for each programming module (Pro 1-9).
A worksheet to record user-defined programming values for each module.
Lists model numbers and options for ordering the IMD1 meter.
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