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IntelliPack Series 892M/894M Computation Transmitter User's Manual                             DC Voltage/Current Input 
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General Input Specifications 

Input Accuracy:

  Better than 

0.05% of input span, typical.  

Better than 

0.3% of input span, typical for 0-1mA range.  

This includes the effects of repeatability, but not sensor 
error.  This refers to input accuracy only, but does not 
include analog output accuracy (see Table 6).  Add input 
accuracy to output accuracy to obtain worst case 
inaccuracy from input to output for a given I/O 
configuration. 

Accuracy Versus Temperature:

  Better than ±0.005% of 

input span per 

C, or 

1uV/

C, whichever is greater. 

Resolution:

  See Table 5. 

Input Bias Current:

 ±100nA maximum, excluding excitation 

current of process current inputs. 

Input Filter: 

 Normal mode filtering, plus digital filtering, 

optimized and fixed per input range within the 

-

 ADC. 

Noise Rejection (Normal Mode): 

 40dB @ 60Hz, typical  

with 100

 input unbalance (49.9

 for process currents). 

Noise Rejection (Common Mode):

  100dB @ 60Hz, typical 

with 100

 input unbalance (49.9

 for process currents). 

Analog to Digital Converter (A/D): 

 A

 

16-bit 

-

 converter, 

Analog Devices AD7714AR-5.

 

Input Conversion Rate: 

 5 conversions per second per 

channel (894M), 8 conversions per second per channel 
(892M). 

Input Excitation Supply:

  +15V DC typical with respect to 

input common (COM), current limited to approximately 
50mA.  For use with two-wire process current 
transmitters.  This will power up to two 2-wire 
transmitters. 

Input Scaling:

  The configuration software is used to scale 

the nominal input signal range endpoints indicated, to 
values representative of the your application’s 
engineering units.  Constants are limited to 8 characters 
and may be entered as floating point numbers or using 
scientific notation.  If you wish to use a subset of the 
nominal input range, then you will have to extrapolate the 
corresponding scaling values as required. 

HOLD (External Input Terminal):

  A TTL or open 

collector/drain signal (5V logic) may be wired directly to 
the HOLD and COM terminal of the module to hold the 
transmitter’s output at the last value while HOLD is 
asserted.  HOLD is asserted low and pulled-up internally.  
The HOLD circuit is part of the input circuitry and is 
isolated from the output circuit. 

 

Table 5: Effective Resolution Per Nominal Input Range 

 
Gain A

V

 

 
Nominal Input Range 

Effective Bits/ 

A/D Resolution 

 

128 

 

0-1mA DC 

16797/ 

60nA/LSB 

 

 

0-20mA DC 

20996/ 

953nA/LSB 

 

 

4-20mA DC 

16797/ 

953nA/LSB 

 

 

0-5V DC 

26298/ 

190uV/LSB 

 

 

0-10V DC 

26298/ 

380uV/LSB 

 

IMPORTANT:

  Input COM and RTN are not the same 

potential and should never be connected together, either 
directly or through ground.  Do not tie COM to ground. 

 

ANALOG OUTPUT SPECIFICATIONS 

 

These units contain an optically isolated DAC (Digital-to-Analog 
Converter) that provides a process current or voltage output.  
Note that calibration can only occur with respect to one of the 
outputs, voltage or current, and only one of the outputs may 
operate at a t

ime.  A jumper is required between the output “I+” 

and “JMP” terminals for voltage output.  Remove this jumper for 
current output. 
 

Voltage Output Specifications: 

Output Range: 

 0-10V DC, 0-5V DC. 

Output Accuracy:

  See Table 6. 

Output Current:

  0-10mA DC maximum. 

Output Impedance:

  1

Output Resolution:

  See Table 6. 

Output Short Circuit Protection:

  Included 

 
Current Output Specifications: 

Output Ranges:  

0-20mA DC, 4-20mA DC, or 0-1mA DC. 

Output Maximum Current:

  21.6mA typical. 

Output Accuracy:

  See Table 6. 

Output Compliance:

 10V Minimum, 12V Typical. 

Output Resolution:

  See Table 6. 

Output Load Resistance Range:

  0 to 550

, typical. 

 
Table 6: Analog Output Range Resolution & Accuracy 

 
Output Range 

 
Resolution 

Output Accuracy

1,2  

Percent-of-Span 

0 to 20mA DC 

0.0025% 

0.025% 

4 to 20mA DC 

0.0025% 

0.025% 

0 to 1mA DC 

0.0370% 

0.300% 

0 to 10V DC 

0.0025% 

0.025% 

0 to 5V DC 

0.0030% 

0.050% 

 
Notes (Table 6): 

1.    Voltage outputs unloaded.  Loading will add “I*R” error. 
2.    Software calibration produces high overall accuracy. 
3.    All output current and voltage ranges are subsets of the 

0-20mA range. 

4.    Worst case input-to-output inaccuracy can be calculated 

by adding input accuracy to output accuracy. 

 
General Output Specifications 

Digital-to-Analog Converter:

  Analog Devices AD420AR-32, 

16-bit 

-

.  Monotonic to 16 bits. 

Integral Non-Linearity:

 

0.002% (

1.4LSB) of span typical, 

0.012% (

7.9LSB) of span maximum, for ranges utilizing 

full output span (0-24mA, 0-10V DC). 

Output Temperature Drift:

  Better than 

20ppm/

C Typical, 

50ppm/

C Maximum. 

Output Response Time:

  800ms, typical, to 98% of output 

transition with a step change in the input. 

Output HOLD Function:  

A TTL or open collector/drain 

signal (5V logic) may be wired directly to the HOLD and 
COM terminals of the module to hold the transmitter’s 
output at the last value.  HOLD is asserted low and 
pulled-up internally.  The HOLD circuit is part of the input 
circuit and isolated from the output circuit.  Note that 
input COM and RTN terminals are not equivalent 
potentials and should never be tied together, either 
directly or through ground.  Be careful when making earth 
ground connections that input COM is not tied to earth 
ground, which may be connected to input RTN. 

Summary of Contents for IntelliPack 895M Series

Page 1: ...cess Current Voltage Inputs USER S MANUAL ACROMAG INCORPORATED 30765 South Wixom Road Wixom MI 48393 2417 U S A Tel 248 295 0880 Fax 248 624 9234 Copyright 1998 Acromag Inc Printed in the USA Data and...

Page 2: ...NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation 1 0 INTRODUCTION These instructions cover hardware functionality of the transmitter models listed in Table 1 Supplementary sheets are attached fo...

Page 3: ...ash memory and EEPROM This allows the functionality of this device to be reliably reprogrammed thousands of times Fully Isolated Input output and power are isolated from each other for safety and incr...

Page 4: ...ically protected with an anti static bag during shipment However it is recommended that the module be visually inspected for evidence of mishandling prior to applying power This circuit utilizes stati...

Page 5: ...trical Code for installations within Canada and in accordance with the authority having jurisdiction This equipment is suitable for use in Class I Division 2 Groups A B C and D or non hazardous locati...

Page 6: ...solution must also be scaled to the nominal zero and full scale endpoints of the selected output range Up to 200 characters may be entered into the equation field to define a formula that relates the...

Page 7: ...A B A D THEN A ELSE C 12 56 When formulating an equation or response it is important to keep the limits of module resolution in mind see Table 5 In some cases it may be necessary to normalize your va...

Page 8: ...ir services are available from Acromag 6 0 SPECIFICATIONS 892M 0500 C Two I V Inputs Single Process I V Output 894M 0500 C Four I V Inputs Single Process I V Output General The IntelliPack Model 89XM...

Page 9: ...LSB 8 4 20mA DC 16797 953nA LSB 2 0 5V DC 26298 190uV LSB 1 0 10V DC 26298 380uV LSB IMPORTANT Input COM and RTN are not the same potential and should never be connected together either directly or th...

Page 10: ...t exceed 36VDC peak to avoid damage to the module Table 8 89XM Supply Current Supply Voltage Supply Current SPA Connected Supply Current SPA Not Connected 10V 330mA 300mA 12V 250mA 230mA 15V 200mA 175...

Page 11: ...al EXP natural logarithm LN logarithm base 10 LOG10 power POWER sine SIN cosine COS tangent TAN arc sine ASIN arc cosine ACOS and arc tangent ATAN Support for IF THEN ELSE plus AND OR constructs are i...

Page 12: ...N I3 2 2 2 3 2 6 2 5 2 4 I4 V4 RTN INSTAL L V TO I JUMPER AT INPUT FOR CURRENT INPUTS TRANSIENT VOL TAGE AND NOISE SUPPRESSION DEVICES ARE NOT SHOWN 4 9 9 4 9 9 K 5 4 9 K 1 6 VOL TS 4 9 9 5 4 9 K SERI...

Page 13: ...LO Y LO Y H I Y X XL YH YL XH XL YL X LO X H I ANALOG INPUT X In pu t Sen s o r Ty p es Vol tag e DC M i l l i am p ere s DC AC Curren t wi th AC Se ns or I nput 1 2 Cal Val u e Cal HI Cal LO Val u e...

Page 14: ...ONFIGURATION RUNNING WINDOWS 95 OR NT S E E USE R S MA NUA L MODULE CONFIGURA TION CONFIGURA TION P ORT FOR POWER RUN PWR LE D GREE N OV ERRA NGE LE D s YE LLOW 10 TO 36VD C TB4 A cromag R U N I N P U...

Page 15: ...H HOLD DEASSERTED HI G H OR OPEN THE OUTPUT W I L L TRACK I N PUT CHANGES HOLD I S ASSERTED LOW AND W I L L HOLD THE TRANSM I T TER OUTPUT AT THE LAST VALUE SHI EL DED CABL E TB1 CURRENT J UM PER V2...

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