RDD100 User Guide
3 OPERATION
3.1Start Up Messages
When the RDD100 is powered up, it goes through a test of its display segments and its error LED. The error LED is located beneath the least significant digit of the display. All segments should light for a brief period and then the display transitions to “rdd100” followed by the message “rEAdY”.
If a transducer is properly set up and connected to the RDD100, pressure readings will appear on the display.
3.2Error Indications
3.2.1No Transducer Connected
If the RDD100 does not detect a transducer set to send continuous readings, the display will go through the segments and LED check, display “rdd100”, display “rEAdY” and then go dark with the error LED illuminated.
3.2.2Incorrect Baud Rate
If the RDD100 sees a transducer, set to the wrong baud rate, the display will go through the segments and LED check, display “rdd100”, display “rEAdY” and hold with the “rEAdY” message.
3.2.3Not Set Up To Continuously Transmit
If the RDD100 sees a transducer that has not been set up to continuously transmit, the display will go through the segments and LED check, display “rdd100”, display “rEAdY” and hold with the “rEAdY” message.
3.2.4Wrong Polarity Of DC Power
The RDD100 is equipped with the reverse polarity protection diodes at its power input. The instrument will operate with either polarity.
3.2.5Transducer Disconnected While Transmitting
If the transducer is disconnected while transmitting, the last reading received will remain on the display and the error LED will light, indicating that no further updates are being made. Reestablishing connection to the transducer will result in a continuation of reading updates and the error LED will turn off.
NOTE: the RDD100 may appear to be in this condition if the transducer has been programmed with a long integration time or idle count yielding long durations between readings. It is recommended that the transducer be programmed to provide 1 or more readings per second to prevent this possible confusion. (The typical factory default reading rate is 5/second.)
3.2.6Over/Under-Ranged Transducer Indications
In the event that a transducer, experiencing an applied pressure or temperature which is over or under the specified range, is connected to the RDD100, the following will be indicated:
Sequence #1:
If a transducer that is in an over/under ranged condition is connected to the RDD100 and then the power is applied to the RDD100, the result will be a
Sequence #2:
If the RDD100 is powered up and then an over/under ranged transducer is connected to the RDD100, the result will be a blank display and the error LED will light.
Once the over/under range condition is removed, normal operation of the RDD100 will be restored.
4 | POWER REQUIREMENTS |
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4.1 | Voltage | 12 ± 3 VDC |
4.2 | Current |
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| 4.2.1 Operating | ….170 mA (Transducer and RDD100 together) |
| 4.2.2 @ | .350 mA |
4.3 | Power Connection | 2.5 x 5.5 x 10 mm (I.D. x O.D. x length) |
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