FUTEK IPM500 (D500) Digital Display - Manual (Page 44)

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19. TEDS INTERFACE
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pon power up, a TEDS enabled IPM490 or IPM500 meter will display a sequence of "3333",
"2222", and "1111" followed by the firmware revision, alerting the user of TEDS capability.
Ensure that the proper connections are made from pins 5 and 6 of the TEDS connector to the
DB-9 converter PCB before plugging in a TEDS enabled sensor, as described in Section 4.
Once the sensor is connected, the meter will display the manufacturer's ID and TEDS template
number, followed by an automatic reset. If the sensor contains meter analog output or decimal
point settings, the meter will automatically configure these settings.
TEDS MENU SELECTIONS
The following menu selections must be entered before retrieving TEDS information from your
TEDS enabled sensor. The meter must be configured for 2-point calibration before the sensor
is connected; otherwise analog output settings will not be set up properly.
Press Menu
Select Key Press Digit
Select Key Press Value Select
Key
SEtuP
Press key until
SEtuP is displayed.
00000
Press to select the
4
th digit to flash.
00010
Press to set digit 4 to 1 for coordinates of
2 points scaling method.
SEr 1 .
Press key until
SEr 1 is displayed.
000U
Press to select digit
to flash.
150 Set digit 3 to
1
for filtered signal.
150 Set digit 4 to
5
for 9600 baud.
150 Set digit 5 to 0 for 60/s output rate.
SEr 2 .
Press key until
SEr 2 is displayed.
0000U
Press to select digit
to flash.
0000 Set digit 2 to 0 for no line feed.
0000 Set digit 3 to 0 for no alarm data.
0000 Set digit 4 to
0
for continuous
output.
0001 Set digit 5 to
1
thru
F
for addresses
1 thru 15 or to 0. thru F. (with deci-
mal point) for addresses 16 thru 31.
SEr 3 .
Press key until
SEr 3 is displayed.
00000U
Press to select digit
to flash.
00000 Set digit 1 to 0 for full duplex.
00000 Set digit 2 to
0
for standard
continuous output.
00000 Set digit 3 to
0
for normal RTS.
00000 Set digit 4 to 0 for termination cha-
racters only at end of all items.
00001 Set digit 5 to
0
for data readings in
continuous mode.