Why is my red lion Measuring Instruments display blank?
A blank display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments device typically indicates a power issue. This could be due to the power being off, the wiring being improperly connected, or a brown-out. To resolve this, check the wiring and verify that the device is receiving adequate power.
What to do if my red lion Measuring Instruments display shows '......'?
If your Red Lion Measuring Instruments display shows '......', it usually means the input display is out of range or there has been a loss of data setups. You should check the unit scaling and data setups. Also, check for any electrical disturbances and try disconnecting and reconnecting the power.
Why is my red lion IMP display jittery?
A jittery display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments device is often caused by electrical noise in the process or signal lines, or the process itself being unstable. Try these steps to resolve the issue: 1. Increase digital filtering. 2. Increase the display rounding increment. 3. Re-route the signal wires. 4. If the process is inherently unstable, dampen the process to eliminate oscillations.
Why is my red lion Measuring Instruments display flashing?
A flashing display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments indicates a totalizer overflow. To fix this, reset the totalizer.
What does 'PPPPPP' mean on my red lion IMP display and how to fix it?
If your Red Lion Measuring Instruments display shows 'PPPPPP', it indicates a program data error. Press the “P” button and check the data set-ups.
Why does my red lion IMP Measuring Instruments display wander?
A wandering display on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments typically indicates a loss of data setups. To resolve this, check the data setups, check for electrical disturbances, and try disconnecting and reconnecting the power.
What does 'ULULUL' mean on my red lion IMP display and how to fix it?
If the display shows “ULULUL” on your Red Lion Measuring Instruments, it means there is an input underload (negative overload). Check the input levels.
General safety precautions to ensure personal safety and prevent equipment damage.
Defines installation categories for overvoltage protection.
Explains the microprocessor-based A/D conversion and signal processing.
Introduces programming mode, modules, and basic operations.
Details steps for scaling using signal levels and display values.
Details steps for scaling by manually entering signal and display values.
Configures accessible functions when PGM. DIS. pin is connected to common.
Configures filtering and functions of E1/E2-CON pins.
Configures decimal point, time base, scale factor, and low-end cutout.
Sets alarm tracking, display, reset, assignment, value, hysteresis, and action.
Configures baud rate, address, print function, and transmission type.
Scales the 4-20mA or 0-10VDC analog output.
Procedures for accessing service operations and hardware diagnostics.
Explains the totalization feature and its settings.
Explains the serial communication option.
Describes data format and baud rates.
Instructions for connecting the current loop.
Describes the function of each serial terminal.
Example setup for serial communication with a printer.
Illustrates normal and reverse acting analog output.
Guidelines for installation location and panel mounting.
Connects power, digital inputs, and outputs.
Details specifications for optional features.
Lists safety and compliance standards met by the unit.
General| Protocols Supported | DNP3 |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Ethernet, Serial |
| Mounting | DIN Rail |
| Input Type | digital |
| Display | LCD |
| Communication | Ethernet, RS-232, RS-485 |
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