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In the event of a sensor error, the following codes may appear on one of the three LCD rows instead of the measured value

E 2C

.........Initialisation error at the sensor

E 27

.........Faulty calibration data

E 36

.........Channel disabled (e.g. channel configured in the LCD, 

but sensor logged off or removed)

E 50

.........Value to be displayed too large to fit on display

E 51

.........Value to be displayed too small to fit on display

E 52

.........Channel value in the saturation (upper limit)

E 53

.........Channel value in the saturation (lower limit)

E 54

.........Data error. Received data are not plausible

E 55

.........Measurement not possible of sensor not reachable

DL200X operating manual for external sensors

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12. Status codes

Sensor

Status

Measuring range

Code

0 … 1 V

Negative polarity

approx. < -0.024 V

0x53 (CHANNEL_UNDERRANGE)

Limit range

-0.024 V … 0.000 V

Displayed: 0.000V

Normal operation mode

0.000 V … 1.000 V

Limit range

1.000 V … 1.024 V

Displayed: 1.000V

Overvoltage

approx. > 1.024 V

0x52 (CHANNEL_OVERRANGE)

Special case: open

Input floating, e.g. CHANNEL_OVERRANGE, so 0x52

4 … 20 mA

Negative polarity

approx. < -0.48 mA

0x53 (CHANNEL_UNDERRANGE)

Sensor breakage

approx. -0.48 mA … 0.30 mA 0x55 (MEAS_UNABLE)

Fault current

0.30 mA … 3.00 mA

0x51 (VALUE_UNDERFLOW)

Limit range

3.00 mA … 4.00 mA

Displayed: 04.00mA

Normal operation mode

4.00 mA … 20.00 mA

Limit range

20.00 mA … 20.48 mA

Displayed: 20.00mA

Overcurrent

approx. > 20.48 mA

0x52 (CHANNEL_OVERRANGE)

0 … 20 mA

Negative polarity

approx. < -0.48 mA

0x53 (CHANNEL_UNDERRANGE)

Limit range

-0.48 mA … 0.00 mA

Displayed: 0.00mA

Normal operation mode

0.00 mA … 20.00 mA

Limit range

20.00 mA … 20.48 mA

Displayed: 20.00mA

Overcurrent

approx. > 20.48 mA

0x52 (CHANNEL_OVERRANGE)

Summary of Contents for DL200X

Page 1: ...DL200X EN TRT BA DL200X WM 03 EN OPERATING MANUAL DATA LOGGER FOR EXTERNAL SENSORS...

Page 2: ...ss of the results presented is excluded from any liability or guarantee Liability for damages which have been caused by utilising the presented measured results is strictly excluded 2 Intended use The...

Page 3: ...ording Display for inactive measured value recording Display for date Display for time Mode selection button Data logger for connecting to external sensors 3 Equipment 5 pin round connector M12 for co...

Page 4: ...left and the display returns back to the original mode without making changes This function is only available if a BUS sensor has already been registered M61 M81 An 0 M1 M2 M3 M4 M51 M52 M53 M6x M81 A...

Page 5: ...essary that UDP broadcasts are allowed through the network b Note Based on their concept UDP broadcasts do not operate through a router NAT but instead only within its own network If the data logger i...

Page 6: ...e BUS sensor to the 5 pin round connector of the data logger see chapter 3 The sensor is supplied with current via the plug By optionally using up to three Y distributors a maxi mum of four digital BU...

Page 7: ...el 2 has pins 2 4 6 8 and 10 see chapter 3 Both of the input channels support the sensor configurations listed in the following subchapters Example display Registration function M61 selection for regi...

Page 8: ...r the first input channel Alternatively navigate to the configuration mode M81 AN1 to configure the specification of a sensor for the second input channel The option for configuring the first analogue...

Page 9: ...1 Further detailed information about configuration of the processing channels in the software is provided in the software manual which you can open by us ing the help function of the SmartGraph softw...

Page 10: ...on 0 20 mA Current mA cur min max mid Pt100 temperature measurement in 3 cable operation Temperature C cur min max mid Pt100 temperature measurement in 3 cable operation Temperature F cur min max mid...

Page 11: ...display Additionally a hysteresis can be set by which the measured value must return to the valid range to switch off the alarm Example display for an alarm result of the measuring channel shown in th...

Page 12: ...itioning for mobile use For mobile measured value recording the data logger can be positioned at any site Observe the permissible ambient conditions for operation see technical data Due to its compact...

Page 13: ...C Accuracy 0 2 C 0 1 of the measured value Resolution 0 02 C Memory organisation Sensing interval 10 30 s 1 10 12 15 30 min 1 3 6 12 24 h Saving interval 1 10 12 15 30 min 1 3 6 12 24 h Data storage 1...

Page 14: ...gative polarity approx 0 024 V 0x53 CHANNEL_UNDERRANGE Limit range 0 024 V 0 000 V Displayed 0 000V Normal operation mode 0 000 V 1 000 V Limit range 1 000 V 1 024 V Displayed 1 000V Overvoltage appro...

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