Interface 9840-400 Manual de usuario

Force Measurement

Solutions

Model 9840-400

Digital Process Monitor

Interface, Inc. 7401 E. Butherus Dr. Scottsdale,

Arizona 85260 USA Tel: (480) 948-5555

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS................................................................................................................................................... 2

INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................................................... 5

•QUICK START....................................................................................................................................6

OPTION ~ TEDS TEMPLATE 33 (BRIDGE SENSOR) SUPPORT .......................................................9

RUN MODE ................................................................................................................................................10

TARE BUTTON ............................................................................................................................................... 10

RESET BUTTON.............................................................................................................................................. 10

MAIN MENU .................................................................................................................................................. 10

DISPLAY HOLD/CONTINUE............................................................................................................................. 10

ITEM BUTTONS ..............................................................................................................................................10

UNIT BUTTONS .............................................................................................................................................. 10

SETUP MODE SUMMARY......................................................................................................................12

SETUP MODE............................................................................................................................................12

ENTERING NUMERICAL DATA........................................................................................................................14

ENTERING ALPHANUMERIC DATA.................................................................................................................. 14

>USER DATA ENTRY ..................................................................................................................................... 15

>>Base Area Entry .................................................................................................................................. 15

>ANALOG OUTPUT ........................................................................................................................................ 15

>SENSOR SELECT...........................................................................................................................................16

>>View Cal on Ch A/B/C/D..................................................................................................................... 16

>>View Sensor Data................................................................................................................................16

>>Select Sensor Data .............................................................................................................................. 16

>>Delete Sensor Data ............................................................................................................................. 16

>>View TEDSOPT..................................................................................................................................... 16

>SYSTEM OPTIONS ........................................................................................................................................17

>>Auto Identify........................................................................................................................................ 17

>>AutoID Annunciator............................................................................................................................ 17

>>Auto Zero Channel..............................................................................................................................17

>>Com Address ....................................................................................................................................... 17

>>Com Baudrate.....................................................................................................................................17

>>Com Line Feed.................................................................................................................................... 17

>>Retain Tare.......................................................................................................................................... 18

>>EOT Char............................................................................................................................................ 18

>>TEDS OPT Enable................................................................................................................................. 18

>>Auto Tare.............................................................................................................................................18

>>Serial Cmd Select................................................................................................................................ 18

>DISPLAY OPTIONS........................................................................................................................................ 18

>>Filter Select.........................................................................................................................................18

>>Filter Window......................................................................................................................................19

>>Decimal Select..................................................................................................................................... 19

>>Count by Select....................................................................................................................................19

>>Select User Sums................................................................................................................................. 19

CALIBRATION MODE SUMMARY ......................................................................................................20

CALIBRATION MODE.............................................................................................................................21

>>Cal Check............................................................................................................................................ 21

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>>Two Point mV/V .................................................................................................................................. 22

>>Six Point mV/V .................................................................................................................................... 22

>>Two Point Data Cal ............................................................................................................................ 22

>>Five Point Data Cal............................................................................................................................ 23

>>Cal by Shunt Val ................................................................................................................................. 23

DIGITAL INPUTS ............................................................................................................................................. 24

USB DRIVER ................................................................................................................................................. 24

COMMUNICATIONS SETTINGS.........................................................................................................................24

COMMUNICATIONS FORMAT .......................................................................................................................... 25

RS232 RUN MODE COMMAND SUMMARY....................................................................................... 26

SERIAL RUN MODE COMMANDS ....................................................................................................... 26

HELLO COMMAND (H)...................................................................................................................................26

HELLO TOUCH SCREEN COMMAND (HT)....................................................................................................... 26

QUESTION MARK COMMAND (?) ................................................................................................................... 27

FRONT PANEL DISPLAY COMMAND (F).......................................................................................................... 27

Front Panel View Command (FV)............................................................................................................27

Front Panel Set Command (FS)...............................................................................................................28

Front Panel Alternate Command (FA)..................................................................................................... 28

Front Panel Pointer Control to Line n (Fn)............................................................................................. 28

VALUE COMMAND (V) FOR ANY CHANNEL.................................................................................................... 29

OPTION ~PRINT COMMAND (P) .................................................................................................................. 30

RESET TARE,PEAK,VALLEY OR POSITION OPT COMMAND (R)......................................................................31

OPTION ~DISPLAY HOLD /FREEZE DISPLAY COMMAND (X)......................................................................31

RS232 SETUP MODE COMMAND SUMMARY...................................................................................32

RS232 SETUP MODE COMMANDS....................................................................................................... 33

USER DATA ENTRY COMMAND (U)............................................................................................................... 33

User Data View Command (UV).............................................................................................................. 33

User Data Area Command (UA)..............................................................................................................33

User Data LengthOPT Command (UL).....................................................................................................33

ANALOG OUTPUT COMMAND (A) .................................................................................................................. 34

Analog Output View Command (AV)........................................................................................................34

Analog Output Set Command (AS)........................................................................................................... 34

SENSOR COMMAND (S).................................................................................................................................. 34

Sensor View Channel A or B Command (SA or SB).................................................................................34

Sensor View Command (SV)..................................................................................................................... 35

Sensor Select Command (SS)....................................................................................................................35

Sensor Delete Command (SD).................................................................................................................. 36

Sensor View TEDS OPT T33 Command (ST) ............................................................................................. 36

CALIBRATION COMMAND (C) ........................................................................................................................37

Calibration Check Command (CC)..........................................................................................................37

Calibration Begin Command (CB)........................................................................................................... 37

Calibration Escape Command (CE)......................................................................................................... 39

Calibrate by Milli-volt per Volt Command for One Point (CV)............................................................... 39

Calibrate by Milli-volt per Volt Command for Six Points (CMV6).......................................................... 39

Calibrate by mV/V Mass and Volt Commands (CMVM and CMVV) ....................................................... 40

Calibrate by mV/V Torque and Volt Commands (CMVT and CMVV).....................................................41

Calibrate by Masses Command (CM) ...................................................................................................... 42

Calibrate by Masses Point Command (CMP) .......................................................................................... 42

Calibrate by Torque Command (CT)........................................................................................................ 43

Calibrate by Torque Point Command (CTP)............................................................................................ 43

Calibrate by Shunt Command (CS)..........................................................................................................44

Calibrate Counts-Per-Inch OPT Command (CI)........................................................................................ 45

OPTION ~LIMITS COMMAND (L).................................................................................................................45

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Limit View Command (LiV)......................................................................................................................45

Limit Set Command (LiS) ......................................................................................................................... 46

Limit Setup Escape (LE)........................................................................................................................... 47

Limit Reset Command (LiR) ..................................................................................................................... 47

SYSTEM OPTIONS COMMAND (O).................................................................................................................. 47

Option View Command (OV).................................................................................................................... 48

Option PrinterOPT Baud Rate Command (OP)......................................................................................... 48

Option Auto-Identify Command (OI)........................................................................................................ 48

Option Auto-Identify Annunciator (ON)...................................................................................................49

Option TEDSOPT Enable Command (OD) ...............................................................................................49

Option Auto-Tare (OU)............................................................................................................................ 49

Option Auto-Zeroing Command (OZ) ...................................................................................................... 49

Option Com Address Command (OA)......................................................................................................50

Option Com Baud Rate Command (OB) .................................................................................................. 50

Option Linefeed Command (OL).............................................................................................................. 50

Option Tare Retain Command (OT)......................................................................................................... 50

Option End of Transmission Character (OE)........................................................................................... 51

Option Serial Command Source (OS).......................................................................................................51

DISPLAY OPTIONS COMMAND (D) ................................................................................................................. 51

Display View Command (DV) ..................................................................................................................51

Display Filter Command (DF) .................................................................................................................52

Display Decimal Command (DD) ............................................................................................................ 52

Display Position OPT Decimal Command (DP)......................................................................................... 52

Display Count By Command (DC)........................................................................................................... 52

Display Filter Window Commands (DW)................................................................................................. 53

Display User Sums (DS)........................................................................................................................... 53

SYSTEM CALIBRATION MODE ........................................................................................................... 54

APPENDIX A -- MODEL 9840 SPECIFICATIONS...............................................................................55

APPENDIX B -- CABLES AND CONNECTORS...................................................................................58

LOAD CELL CONNECTORS ............................................................................................................................. 58

SERIAL PORT CONNECTOR............................................................................................................................. 58

DIGITAL I/O CONNECTOR ..............................................................................................................................59

OPTION ~REMOTE FREEZE CABLE.............................................................................................................. 60

DIGITAL I/O CONNECTOR ..............................................................................................................................61

USB CONNECTOR.......................................................................................................................................... 61

PRECISION SHUNT CALIBRATION RESISTORS ................................................................................................. 62

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INTRODUCTION

The Model 9840 is a CE compliant and versatile precision instrument intended for the

digital readout of strain gage sensors such as load cells and torque cells. Optical

encoders are also supported.

Here is a quick listing of its features:

•OPTION ~ TEDS Template 33 Plug & Play Feature

•Full bi-polar 6 digit display (

999,999) using two line, 20 character, vacuum

fluorescent display for clear, precise indication of measured quantities and limit

status.

•No knobs or dials. No internal jumpers. All adjustment and calibration is done

using two user-friendly front panel touchscreens

•Measure load and gross weight in pounds, kilograms, Newtons, PSI,

MegaPascals, kilo-pounds, kilo-Newtons, metric tons, mV/V, or grams. User

defined base area for PSI and MPa. Tare at any time. The sum of the loads on

both channels is also available.

•Measure torque and gross torque in Pound-Inches, Newton-Meters, Ounce-

Inches, or mV/V. Tare at any time. The sum of the torques on both channels is

also available.

•Capture the load peak and valley, display in pounds, kilograms, Newtons, PSI,

MegaPascals, kilo-pounds, kilo-Newtons, metric tons, mV/V, or grams. Reset at

any time.

•Capture the torque peak and valley, display in Pound-Inches, Newton-Meters,

Ounce-Inches, or mV/V. Reset at any time.

•Automatic identification of calibrated cells with auto-id feature.

Note: Auto ID is now Plug & Play. It does not require a power-cycle for a sensor

to be identified!

•Calibration for cells using manufacturer’s milli-volt per Volt calibration factor, 6

point mass or torque and milli-volt per Volt, 2 or 5 point known mass or torque, or

internal precision shunt calibration. A back panel switch allows you to choose

between two values used for the shunt calibration so there is no need to open the

unit.

•Analog output of any signal item (load, torque, peak, valley, Usum) with user

defined scale factor and offset. Large, buffered

10.00 volt output. The Model

9840 is standard with two Analog output channels. Two more Analog output

channels are availableOPT.

•Remote operation using standard RS232 ASCII command set.

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•QUICK START

This section will help you get your Model 9840 set up and operating in just a couple of

minutes.

The back panel is shown below. You will need to make at least two connections here.

First be sure that the power switch is off (“O” symbol on rocker pressed in). Connect the

AC power line and plug it in.

MODEL 9840 BACK PANEL

Next connect a load or torque cell to the 9 pin female connector labeled “Load A”. You

should use the cabling supplied with your Model 9840 and Interface load or torque cell. If

you do not have a factory supplied cable see Appendix B for the recommended cell

connection.

You are now ready to turn on the power. Each time power is applied to the Model 9840

you will see two messages appear on the front display. For example,

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Each message will be displayed for about 3 seconds. After that the screen will start

showing the Main Menu where one of three modes (Run Mode, Setup Mode, Calibration

Mode) of operation can be selected, as shown below.

MODEL 9840 Main Menu

Run Mode will bring the unit to a screen with 4 displays depicting all 4 channels

simultaneously in their default state of Load A through Load D shown in pounds (Lb). The

example below shows Load A is 0.00116 mvV and Load B is -0.00399 mvV on the top

row. The second row of the display shows Load C is 0.00067 mvV and Load D is -

0.01952 mvV. The “T” TEDSOPT annunciator indicates presence or non-presence of a

TEDSOPT sensor. If it is on solid, a TEDSOPT sensor is attached to that specific channel. If

it is blinking a non TEDSOPT sensor is attached. The “T” is not displayed when the

TEDSOPT feature is turned off.

To change the Item or Unit of any of the displays select the display to be changed on the

left screen (when selected there will be a red ring around it) press the Up/Down Item

arrows on left side of the right screen to cycle through the item options active for that

channel. The rightmost Up/Down arrow buttons on the right screen will cycle through the

units that can be used. For example, with the Item “Load A” showing you would see Lb,

kg, N, PSI, MPa, Klb, kN, t, mV/V, grams, and then back to Lb. If a Torque Cell is active

the unit options would be LbI, NM, OzI, and mV/V.

Message

Meaning

Version X.Y.Z

This is the version number.

Serial # 12345

Option # 114236

This is the serial number.

This is the option number.

Touch Screen Vx.y.z

This is the version number for the touch screen.

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The full list of Items with its respective units can be found in the table on page 11 in the

Run Mode section. If a torque cell is loaded on any channel, the display will show torque

rather than load for that appropriate channel. Channel A+B, as well as any other sum, will

only appear when both channels are attached to sensors of the same type: load or

torque.

Switching from a load to a torque cell and back will automatically reset Analog, and Filter

Window settings to zero and/or disabled it for that channel. See information under each

of these options for details on how they work.

MODEL 9840 Left Run Screen

MODEL 9840 Right Run Screen

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OPTION ~ TEDS TEMPLATE 33 (BRIDGE SENSOR) SUPPORT

The Model 9840 will now support TEDS Template 33 equipped sensors. It is a true plug

and play. No power cycle is required when a TEDS enabled sensor is attached. The

calibration data immediately gets loaded. The following units are supported from the

TEDS Template 33:

Physical

Measurand

Case:

Physical

Unit

Cell

Type

Load

Torque

oz-in

Torque

Load

psi

Load

All TEDS Template 33 parameters can be read through the touch screen or Serial. If the

annunciator is turned on, a “T” TEDS annunciator is displayed when the TEDS is turned

on. It appears in the top right of each display. It is on solid when a supported TEDS

Template 33 sensor is attached, otherwise it will blink. It is associated with the channel of

the selected item. If TEDS is turned off and AutoID is turned on, the annunciator will be a

“t”, indicating that Tag IDs can still be read. TEDS and AutoID are enabled/disabled

through the System Options menu on the touch screen or via RS-232 command.

Note: If TEDS and Auto ID are both enabled, a supported TEDS sensor will override

AutoID and the TEDS parameters will be loaded. Also, if TEDS is off and Auto ID is on, a

TEDS sensor can be used as an Auto ID sensor. This is because they both contain the 8

byte Tag ID.

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RUN MODE

Selecting Run Mode from the Main Menu will bring you to the Run Mode screen depicting

4 displays of channel information. A display is active when it is indicated with a red ring

around it. There is also a red rectangle center of the right screen which corresponds to

the relative position of that display to the other 3 on the left screen. Once a display is

active, the value can be manipulated using various control buttons visible on both

screens. Below is a description of how each of the available buttons operate.

Tare Button

The Tare button on the right screen sets the current load or torque to zero for the

channel associated with the currently selected display item. The Tare All button

on the left screen will do this for all four channels at once.

Reset Button

The Reset button on the right screen resets the current peak and valley for the

channel associated with the currently selected display item. The Reset All button

on the left screen will reset the peak and valley for all four channels at once.

Main Menu

The Main Menu button allows the user to return to the Main Menu, where the user

can navigate to the Setup menu, the Calibration mode, or back to the Run Mode.

Display Hold/Continue

When the Hold button is pressed during Run Mode operation, the readings on the

displays will hold/freeze. The “Data Streaming” identifier in the top right of the left

screen will go from green to red indicating that the display is not updating its

information in real time. Additionally the Hold button will change color from red to

green and will now say Continue. Pressing the Continue button will unfreeze the

displays and the Data Streaming identifier will switch back to green.

Item Buttons

The Item buttons allow navigation through the list of different items that can be

displayed. Not all items are available at the same time. Torque items will substitute

for Load items when appropriate. Sums are only available when cells on all

channels are of the same type (load or torque). Use the Unit buttons to change

the units that are used for the currently displayed item.

Unit Buttons

The Unit buttons allow navigation through the list of units that are available for the

item that is currently selected.

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