PLEASE NOTE
A PGMMOD05 programming unit will be required for setting up the IFM0001 signal conditioner.
Once setup, you do not need to keep it mounted to the module unless a local display is desired.
If you have multiple IFM0001 modules that require the same setup. You can save the configuration to the PGMMOD05 unit, then download it to other IFM0001 modules. This function is under the advanced menu, memory store/ memory load parameter.
The module power connections are not polarity sensitive.
APPLICABLE PRODUCTS
IFMA3535
IFMA0065
PRE-REQUISITES
IFMA3535
IFMA0066
IN THIS ARTICLE
- IFM0001 input signal connections
- IFM0001 output signal connections
- IFM0001 power connections
- IFM0001 programming
Referenced below are the power, input signal, and output signal connections for the IFM0001 signal conditioner. These are application dependent, and if more information is required, consult pages 7-10 of the product manual.
IFM0001 input signal connections.
IFM0001 output connections
IFM0001 power connections
Note
Module power connections are not polarity sensitive.
Programming the module input, scale, and trip relay is referenced on page 27-29 of the product manual, You generally will need to configure the following parameters.
- Input unit signal type
- Input unit is normally set in Hz
- Relative unit, normally set to DISP
- Output type
- Output mode
- Output range
Basic parameter conversion
When converting from the IFMA unit to the IFM0001, the below parameters will need to be set.
Input type - IN.TYPE
Input excitation voltage - S.SUP (if required)
Input unit-IN.UNIT (Hz)
Input frequency- P.REV
Analog output type-OUT.TY
Analog output mode-OUT.MOD
Analog output range-O.RANGE
Once the unit has been configured for the application. A long press of the OK button will exit configuration mode. It is suggested that you enter the advanced menu, memory save parameter and save your configuration to the PGMMOD05 unit.
ADDITIONAL INFO
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