Programmable Limit Alarm Trips SPA SYI User’s …

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6 Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them unless otherwise Limit Alarm TripsS PA2 About this Industries-International, 4 - user s Manual224-790-00 KMay 2018 Table of ContentsProgrammable Limit Alarm TripsS PA2 Section 1 - Introduction 8 Overview ..8 Model Numbers and Options ..8 Inputs ..8 Outputs ..9 Power ..9 Options ..9 Housing ..9 Internal Settings ..9 Alarm Terminology ..10 Section 2 - Calibration and Bench Check 14 Calibration ..14 Bench Check Procedure ..15 Units with the Analog Output Option (-AO) ..17 Section 3 - Installation and Wiring 18 Mounting ..18CE Certification-related Guidelines ..23 Contact/Load Suppression ..23 Installation in Hazardous Locations ..23 Special Conditions of Use ..23 Section 4: Configuration Front Panel Pushbuttons 24 Main Menu/View Settings ..25 Configuring the HLPRG Input ..29 Configuring the TPRG Sensor.

7 30 Configuring the Options ..32 Scaling the Input ..35 Applying Input (Bench Scaling) ..37 Input Trimming ..38 Configuring the Analog Output (-AO Option) ..40 Scaling the Analog Output (-AO Option) ..41 Trimming the Analog Output (-AO Option) ..42 Configuring the Alarm (s) ..45 Password Configuration .. Industries-International, 5 - user s Manual224-790-00 KMay 2018 Programmable Limit Alarm TripsS PA2 CONTENTSS ystem Information Menu ..58 Section 5: SPA2 PC Configuration Software 59 Installing the Configuration Software ..59 Connecting the SPA2 to the PC ..59 Selecting Model Type ..60PC Configuration Software Summary ..62 Status and Tool Bar Legend ..63 Configuration Screens ..64 Input ..64 Alarms ..67 Analog Output ..71 Scaling ..75 Custom Curve ..76 Section 6: Operation and Maintenance 78 Operation ..78 Maintenance ..78 Section 7: Specifications 80 SPA2 HLPRG Specifications.

8 80 SPA2 TPRG Specifications ..82 Section 8: Ordering Information 85 Ordering Information ..85 Warranty Disclaimer Industries-International, 6 - user s Manual224-790-00 KMay 2018 Programmable Limit Alarm TripsS PA2 SECTION 1 ENTERPASSE nter the password code to enablesettings changes.(Default = 55)Scale Input "Smart Scaling":Set the values to be displayedat zero and full scale withoutcalibration Analog Output:Connect the SPA2 into a calibrationset-up as shown in the manual andtrim the analog output.(Requires -AO Option)Configure Input:Select volt or current to :View or change Input (Bench Scaling):Using calibration equipment,capture the zero and full Information:View information such asserial number, Firmware Version,Hardware Version, Input Model,and Output ModelConfigure Options:Set engineering units, decimal places, 50/60Hz filter, broken wire detection and Jumperinstalled in OFF Jumperinstalled in ON PanelPushbuttonsUse the UP and DOWN pushbuttonsto scroll through menus and the SELECT pushbutton to access menus and/or make a Alarm :Configure Alarm types & Input:Match the actual reading of your SPA2 to a calibrated or known Analog Output:Connect the SPA2 into a calibrationset-up as shown in the manualand scale the analog output.

9 (Requires -AO Option)SCALEAOUTSELECTDOWNUPDDDDDDDDDDUU UUUUUUUUExit Configuration Menu:Return to process Analog Output:Choose damping value and fail mode.(Requires -AO Option)S PA2 HLPRG Quickstart Guide Use the front push-buttons to quickly and easily setup the SPA2 for your application. After programming your Alarm using the diagram below, install the unit into your application using the connection diagram and terminal designation table located in this Configuration The following are the default factory settings for your mA, 4-20mADisplay Normal Mode, PV60Hz FilterBroken wire enabled, level set to Average Filter set to 4 All alarms set to Trip High at 12mA with Deadband set to 0 All alarms range set to 4-20mAAll alarms have OOR & Input Failure disabledAll alarms are configured as Fail Safe, latching disabled, 0 delayAO (if fitted) : Current 4-20mA, fail high, hold duration of 1 Industries-International, 7 - user s Manual224-790-00 KMay 2018 Programmable Limit Alarm TripsS PA2 SECTION 1S PA2 TPRG Quickstart Guide Use the front pushbuttons to quickly and easily set-up the SPA2 for your application.

10 After programming your Alarm using the diagram below, install the unit into your application using the connection diagrams and terminal designation table located in this PanelPushbuttonsUse the UP and DOWN pushbuttons to scroll through menus and sub-menus. Use the SELECT pushbutton to access menus and/or make a im Analog Output:Connect the SPA2 into a calibrationset-up as shown in the manual andtrim the analog output.(Requires -AO Option)Password:View or change Options:Display mode, decimal places,50/60Hz filter, start delay, display test and factory Input:Using calibration equipment,capture the zero and full scalev Configuration Menu:Return to process Analog Output:Set the values for output atzero and full input(Requires -AO Option)DUDCONFGAOUTC onfigure Analog Output:Choose damping valueand fail mode.(Requires -AO Option)TRIMINPUTTr im Input:Match the actual reading of yourSPA2 to a calibrated or the password code to enablesettings changes.