n
Safety,
Protection,
and
Modi¿cation
of
the
Product n Accessories (sold separately) n Mounting the Instrument Main Unit

Operation
Guide
IM 05P03D21-11EN
This operation guide describes installation, wiring, and other tasks required to make the
indicator ready for operation.
Contents
1.
Safety
Precautions
2.
Model
and
Suf¿x
Codes
3.
How
to
Install
4.
Hardware
Speci¿cations
5.
How
to
Connect
Wires
6.
Terminal
Wiring
Diagrams
Introduction
UM33A
(1)
In
order
to
protect
the
system
controlled
by
this
product
and
the
product
itself,
The
following
is
an
accessory
sold
separately. Provide
an
instrumented
panel
steel
sheet
of
1
to
10
mm
thickness.
Digital Indicator with Alarms and
to
ensure
safe
operation,
observe
the
safety
precautions
described
in
the
After
opening
the
mounting
hole
on
the
panel,
follow
the
procedures
below
to
install

Operation Guide user’s
manual.
Use
of
the
instrument
in
a
manner
not
prescribed
herein
may
•
LL50A
Parameter
Setting
Software the
indicator:
Installation and Wiring compromise
the
product's
functions
and
the
protection
features
inherent
in
the
Model Suf¿x
code Description 1)
Insert
the
indicator
into
the
opening
from
the
front
of
the
panel
so
that
the

device.
We
assume
no
liability
for
safety,
or
responsibility
for
the
product's
quality,
LL50A -00 Parameter
Setting
Software terminal
board
on
the
rear
is
at
the
far
side.
2nd Edition : Jan. 2011 performance
or
functionality
should
users
fail
to
observe
these
instructions
when
•
Terminal
Cover 2)
Set
the
brackets
in
place
on
the
right
and
left
of
the
indicator
as
shown
in
the

operating
the
product.
For
UM33A:
Model
UTAP002 ¿gure
below,
then
tighten
the
screws
of
the
brackets.
Take
care
not
to
overtighten

(2)
Installation
of
protection
and/or
safety
circuits
with
respect
to
a
lightning
•
User’s
Manual
(A4
size) them.
protector;
protective
equipment
for
the
system
controlled
by
the
product
and
the

Note:
User’s
Manual
can
be
downloaded
from
a
website.
product
itself;
foolproof
or
failsafe
design
of
a
process
or
line
using
the
system
•
User’s
Manual
(CD-ROM),
Model:
UTAP003 Panel
controlled
by
the
product
or
the
product
itself;
and/or
the
design
and
installation

of
other
protective
and
safety
circuits
are
to
be
appropriately
implemented
as
the


Note:
Contains
all
manuals.
•
Brackets
Bracket
(side mounting hardware)
customer
deems
necessary.
Part
number:
L4502TP
(2
pcs
for
upper
and
lower
sides) Direction to insert the
(3)
Be
sure
to
use
the
spare
parts
approved
by
YOKOGAWA
when
replacing
parts
indicator
or
consumables. 3. How to Install Insert the indicator
into the opening at
(4)
This
product
is
not
designed
or
manufactured
to
be
used
in
critical
applications
Terminal board
that
directly
affect
or
threaten
human
lives.
Such
applications
include
nuclear
n Installation Location the front of the panel.
Insert a screwdriver into the
power
equipment,
devices
using
radioactivity,
railway
facilities,
aviation
brackets to tighten the screws.
The
instrument
should
be
installed
in
indoor
locations
meeting
the
following

equipment,
air
navigation
facilities,
aviation
facilities,
and
medical
equipment.
Appropriate
conditions: Bracket
tightening torque:
If
so
used,
it
is
the
user’s
responsibility
to
include
in
the
system
additional
(side mounting hardware)
equipment
and
devices
that
ensure
personnel
safety.
• Instrumented panel

This
instrument
is
designed
to
be
mounted
in
an
instrumented
panel.
Mount
the

0.25 N
m

(5)
Modi¿cation
of
the
product
is
strictly
prohibited.
Thank
you
for
purchasing
the
UM33A
Digital
Indicator
with
Alarms. instrument
in
a
location
where
its
terminals
will
not
inadvertently
be
touched.
(6)
This
product
is
intended
to
be
handled
by
skilled/trained
personnel
for
electric

This
operation
guide
describes
the
basic
operations
of
the
UM33A.
The
guide
should
• Well ventilated locations
devices.
be
provided
to
the
end
user
of
this
product.
Mount
the
instrument
in
well
ventilated
locations
to
prevent
the
instrument’s
inter- • Tighten the screws with appropriate tightening torque within 0.25
(7)
This
product
is
UL
Recognized
Component.
In
order
to
comply
with
UL

Be
sure
to
read
this
operation
guide
before
using
the
product
in
order
to
ensure
nal
temperature
from
rising.
N•m. Otherwise it may cause the case deformation or the bracket
standards,
end-products
are
necessary
to
be
designed
by
those
who
have

correct
operation.
However,
make
sure
that
the
terminal
portions
are
not
exposed
to
wind.
Exposure
damage.
knowledge
of
the
requirements. CAUTION • Make sure that foreign materials do not enter the inside of the
For
details
of
each
function,
refer
to
the
electronic
manual.
Before
using
the
product,
to
wind
may
cause
the
temperature
sensor
accuracy
to
deteriorate.
To
mount
mul-
refer
to
the
table
of
Model
and
Suf¿x
Codes
to
make
sure
that
the
delivered
product
tiple
indicators,
see
the
external
dimensions/panel
cutout
dimensions
which
follow.
instrument through the case’s slit holes.
is
consistent
with
the
model
and
suf¿x
codes
you
ordered.
Also
make
sure
that
the
If
mounting
other
instruments
adjacent
to
the
instrument,
comply
with
these
panel
cut-
following
items
are
included
in
the
package. l
Power Supply out
dimensions
to
provide
suf¿cient
clearance
between
the
instruments.
Ensure that the instrument’s supply voltage matches the voltage
of the power supply before turning ON the power.
• Locations with little mechanical vibration n External Dimensions and Panel Cutout Dimensions
•
Digital
Indicator
with
Alarms
(the
model
you
ordered)
............................x1
Install
the
instrument
in
a
location
subject
to
little
mechanical
vibration.
WARNING
•
Set
of
Brackets
........................................................................................x1 l Do Not Use in an Explosive Atmosphere • Horizontal location UM33A Unit: mm (approx. inch)
•
Unit
Label
(L4502VZ)
..............................................................................x1 Do not oper ate the ins tr ument in loc ations with com bustible
Mount
the
instrument
horizontally
and
ensure
that
it
is
level,
with
no
inclination
to
105.2 (4.14)
•
Tag
Label
(L4502VE)
(Only
when
ordered.)
...........................................x1
or explosive gases or steam. Operation in such environments the
right
or
left. 94.6 (3.72)
Terminal cover
constitutes an extreme safety hazard. Use of the instrument in 91.6 (3.61)
•
Operation
Guide
(this
document)
............................................................x4
(A3
size)

20 (0.79)


(Installation
and
Wiring,
Initial
Settings,
Operations,
and
Parameters) envir onments with high concentrations of corrosive gas (H2S,
SOX, etc.) for extended periods of time may cause a failure. Front panel
Keep this angle
of the indicator
Target
Readers
l
l Do Not Remove Internal Unit within 30° Bracket

This
guide
is
intended
for
the
following
personnel; The internal unit should not be removed by anyone other than

65 (2.56)
Bracket
General mounting
•
Engineers
responsible
for
installation,
wiring,
and
maintenance
of
the
equipment. YOK OGAWA's s erv ic e pers on nel. There ar e d an ger ou s hig h 30°

•
Personnel
responsible
for
normal
daily
operation
of
the
equipment. voltage parts inside. Additionally, do not replace the fuse by 145 (5.71)min.
yourself.
Not e

(0.43)
1 to 10
1. Safety Precautions

11
l Damage to the Protective Construction (0.04 to 0.39)
Operati on of the instrument in a manner not s pecified in the If
the
instrument
is
moved
from
a
location
with
low
temperature
and
low
humidity
(panel thickness)
96 (3.78) (25) (0.98) 70 (2.76) min.
The
following
symbol
is
used
on
the
instrument.
It
indicates
the
possibility
of
injury
user ’s manual may damage its protective construction. to
a
place
with
high
temperature
and
high
humidity,
or
if
the
temperature
changes
+0.6
45 0
to
the
user
or
damage
to
the
instrument,
and
signi¿es
that
the
user
must
refer
to
rapidly,
condensation
will
result.
Moreover,
in
the
case
of
thermocouple
inputs,

+0.02
measurement
errors
will
result.
To
avoid
such
a
situation,
leave
the
instrument
in
the

48 (1.89)
the
user’s
manual
for
special
instructions.
The
same
symbol
is
used
in
the
user’s
(1.77 0 ) +0.8
92 0 (53)
manual
on
pages
that
the
user
needs
to
refer
to,
together
with
the
term
“WARNING”
new
environment
under
ambient
conditions
for
more
than
1
hour
prior
to
using
it. +0.03 (2.09)
(3.62 0 )
or
“CAUTION.” This instrument is an EMC class A product. In a domestic environ- Normal tolerance:
ment this product may cause radio interference in which case the Do
not
mount
the
instrument
in
the
following
locations: ±(value of JIS B 0401-1998 tolerance class IT18)/2
user needs to take adequate measures. • Outdoors
Calls attention to actions or conditions that could cause serious CAUTION • Locations subject to direct sunlight or close to a heater n Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE),
or fatal injury to the user, and indicates precautions that should be
Install
the
instrument
in
a
location
with
stable
temperatures
that
remain
close
to
an

taken to prevent such occurrences. Directive 2002/96/EC
average
temperature
of
23°C.
Do
not
mount
it
in
locations
subject
to
direct
sunlight

WARNING 2.
Model
and
Suf¿x
Codes or
close
to
a
heater.
Doing
so
adversely
affects
the
instrument. This
is
an
explanation
of
how
to
dispose
of
this
product
based
on
Waste
Electrical

• Locations with substantial amounts of oily fumes, steam, moisture, dust, or and
Electronic
Equipment
(WEEE),
Directive
2002/96/EC.
This
directive
is
only
valid

n UM33A in
the
EU.
[Style:S2] corrosive gases
Calls attention to actions or conditions that could cause injury to
the user or damage to the instrument or property and indicates pre- Optional
The
presence
of
oily
fumes,
steam,
moisture,
dust,
or
corrosive
gases
adversely
Marking
Model Suf¿x
code suf¿x
Description affects
the
instrument.
Do
not
mount
the
instrument
in
locations
subject
to
any
of

cautions that should be taken to prevent such occurrences. code This
product
complies
with
the
WEEE
Directive
(2002/96/EC)

CAUTION these
substances. marking
requirement.
Digital
Indicator
with

Alarms


(provided
with
retransmission
output
or
15
V
DC
loop
•
Areas
near
electromagnetic
¿eld
generating
sources This
marking
indicates
that
you
must
not
discard
this
electrical/
UM33A
AC power
supply,
2
DIs,
and
3
DOs)


Do
not
place
magnets
or
tools
that
generate
magnetism
near
the
instrument.
If
the

(Power
supply:
100-240
V
AC) electronic
product
in
domestic
household
waste.
instrument
is
used
in
locations
close
to
a
strong
electromagnetic
¿eld
generating

Type
1:

AC/DC Basic
-0 Standard
type source,
the
magnetic
¿eld
may
cause
measurement
errors. Product Category
0 None •
Locations
where
the
display
is
dif¿cult
to
see With
reference
to
the
equipment
types
in
the
WEEE
directive
Annex
1,
this


The
equipment
wholly
protected
by
double
insulation
or
reinforced
insulation. 1
additional
DO
(c-contact
relay),
RS-485
communication

The
instrument
uses
an
LCD
for
the
display
unit,
and
this
can
be
dif¿cult
to
see
product
is
classified
as
a
“Monitoring
and
Control
instrumentation”
product.

1
Type
2:
(Max.
38.4
kbps,
2-wire/4-wire)
from
extremely
oblique
angles.
Mount
the
instrument
in
a
location
where
it
can
be
Do
not
dispose
in
domestic
household
waste.
When
disposing
products
in
the
EU,

Functions 2 1
additional
DO
(c-contact
relay)


Functional
grounding
terminals
seen
as
much
as
possible
from
the
front. contact
your
local
Yokogawa
Europe
B.V.
of¿ce.
6
additional
DOs
(c-contact
relay:
1
point,
open
collector:

3 •
Areas
close
to
Àammable
articles


(Do
not
use
this
terminal
as
a
protective
grounding
terminal). 5
points)
Type
3:
Open


Absolutely
do
not
place
the
instrument
directly
on
Àam-
Not e networks
0 None
mable
surfaces.
If
such
a
circumstance
is
unavoidable
150 mm
-1 English and
the
instrument
must
be
placed
close
to
a
Àammable

Identi¿es
important
information
required
to
operate
the
instrument. -2 German item,
provide
a
shield
for
it
made
of
1.43
mm
thick
plated
150 mm YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC CORPORATION
Display
language
(*1) 150 mm Network Solutions Business Division
-3 French steel
or
1.6
mm
thick
unplated
steel
with
a
space
of
at
150 mm
2-9-32, Naka-cho Musashino-shi, Tokyo 180-8750 JAPAN
n Warning and Disclaimer -4 Spanish least
150
mm
between
it
and
the
instrument
on
the
top,

YOKOGAWA CORPORATION OF AMERICA
0 White
(Light
gray)
Case
color bottom,
and
sides. Head office and for product sales
(1)
YOKOGAWA
makes
no
warranties
regarding
the
product
except
those
stated
in
1 Black
(Light
charcoal
gray)
• Areas subject to being splashed with water
/LP 24
V
DC
loop
power
supply
(*2) 2 Dart Road, Newnan, Georgia 30265, USA
the
WARRANTY
that
is
provided
separately.
Optional
suf¿x
codes /DC Power
supply
24
V
AC/DC YOKOGAWA EUROPE B.V.
(2)
The
product
is
provided
on
an
"as
is"
basis.
YOKOGAWA
assumes
no
liability
to

/CT Coating
(*3) Headquarters
any
person
or
entity
for
any
loss
or
damage,
direct
or
indirect,
arising
from
the
Euroweg 2, 3825 HD Amersfoort, THE NETHERLANDS
Be sure to turn OFF the power supply to the indicator before install-
use
of
the
product
or
from
any
unpredictable
defect
of
the
product. *1:
English,
German,
French,
and
Spanish
can
be
displayed
as
the
guide
display. ing it on the panel to avoid an electric shock.
*2:
The
/LP
option
can
be
specified
only
when
the
code
for
Type
2
is
"0",
"1"
or
"2." www.yokogawa.com/ns

Additionally,
the
RS-485
communication
for
"1"
of
the
Type
2
code
is
2-wire
system. WARNING
*3:
When
the
/CT
option
is
specified,
the
UM33A
does
not
conform
to
the
safety
standards
(UL
All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2010 Yokogawa Electric Corporation
and
CSA)
and
CE
marking.
IM 05P03D21-11EN page 1/8
 4.
Hardware
Speci¿cations •

Allowable
signal
source
resistance:


TC
or
mV
input:
250
Ω
or
less
■
Safety
and
EMC
Standards •
Warm-up
time:
30
minutes
or
more
after
the
power
is
turned
on
•
Startup
time:
Within
10
seconds


Effects
of
signal
source
resistance:
0.1
µV/Ω
or
less •
Safety:
Compliant
with
IEC/EN61010-1
(CE),
approved
by
CAN/CSA
C22.2

*:
The
LCD
(a
liquid
crystal
display)
is
used
for
a
display
portion
of
this
product.



DC
voltage
input:
2
kΩ
or
less No.61010-1
(CSA),
approved
by
UL61010-1.
The
LCD
has
a
characteristic
that
the
display
action
becomes
late
at
the
low




Installation
category:
CAT.
II
Pollution
degree:
2
temperature.


Effects
of
signal
source
resistance:
About
0.01%/100
Ω
This instrument is for Measurement Category I (CAT.I). Do not use it

Measurement
category:
I
(CAT.
I)
Transportation and Storage Conditions
•
Allowable
wiring
resistance:
for measurements in locations falling under Measurement Catego-

Rated
measurement
input
voltage:
Max.
10
V
DC


RTD
input:
Max.
150
Ω/wire

(The
conductor
resistance
between
the
three
wires


•
Temperature:
-25
to
70ºC
ries II, III, and IV. Rated
transient
overvoltage:
1500
V
(Note)
WARNING
shall
be
equal.)

•
Temperature
change
rate:
20ºC/h
or
less
Note:
This
is
a
reference
safety
standard
value
for
Measurement
Category
I
of
IEC/EN/CSA/


Wiring
resistance
effect:
±0.1ºC/10
Ω •
Humidity:
5
to
95%
RH
(no
condensation
allowed)
UL61010-1.
This
value
is
not
necessarily
a
guarantee
of
instrument
performance.
•
Allowable
input
voltage/current:
Effects of Operating Conditions
Internal Wiring


TC,
mV,
mA
and
RTD
input:
±10
V
DC •
EMC
Conformity
standards:
II


V
input:
±20
V
DC •
Effect
of
ambient
temperature:
Entrance IV
III T
CE
marking

Voltage
or
TC
input:
±1
µV/ºC
or
±0.01%
of
F.S./ºC,
whichever
is
larger
I
Cable


mA
input:
±40
mA

EN61326-1
Class
A,
Table
2
(For
use
in
industrial
locations)

Current
input:

±0.01%
of
F.S./ºC
Outlet •
Noise
rejection
ratio:

EN61326-2-3

RTD
input:
±0.05ºC/ºC
(ambient
temperature)
or
less


Normal
mode:
40
dB
or
more
(at
50/60
Hz)

EN
55011
Class
A,
Group1


Common
mode:
120
dB
or
more
(at
50/60
Hz)


Analog
output:
±0.02%
of
F.S./ºC
or
less
Category
Measur ement
Description Remarks


EN
61000-3-2
Class
A •
Effect
of
power
supply
voltage
Àuctuation
category

For
100-240
V
AC,
the
power
frequency
can
be
set
manually.
Automatic


EN
61000-3-3

Analog
input:
±0.05%
of
F.S.
or
less
I CAT.I
For
measurements
performed
on
circuits
not

-

detection
is
also
available.
C-tick
mark
directly
connected
to
MAINS.

Analog
output:
±0.05%
of
F.S.
or
less


For
24
V
AC/DC,
the
power
frequency
can
be
set
manually.

EN
55011
Class
A,
Group1
For
measurements
performed
on
circuits
di- Appliances,
portable
equip- •
Reference
junction
compensation
error:


(Each
within
rated
voltage
range)
II CAT.II
The
instrument
continues
to
operate
at
a
measurement
accuracy
of
within
±20%
of

rectly
connected
to
the
low-voltage
installation. ment,
etc.


±1.0ºC
(15
to
35ºC) the
range
during
testing.
For
measurements
performed
in
the
building
Distribution
board,
circuit

III CAT.III
installation. breaker,
etc.

±1.5ºC
(-10
to
15ºC
and
35
to
50ºC)
IV CAT.IV
For
measurements
performed
at
the
source
of
Overhead
wire,
cable
•
Applicable
standards:
JIS/IEC/DIN
(ITS-90)
for

TC
and
RTD ■
Construction,
Installation,
and
Wiring
the
low-voltage
installation. systems,
etc.
n
Step
Response
Time
Speci¿cations •
Dust-proof
and
drip-proof:
IP56
(for
front
panel)
n
Input
Speci¿cations •
Material:
Polycarbonate
(Flame
retardancy:
UL94V-0)
Within
500
ms
(when
the
input
sampling
period
is
50
ms
or
100
ms) •
Case
color:
White
(Light
gray)
or
Black
(Light
charcoal
gray)
Within
1
s
(when
the
input
sampling
period
is
200
ms) •
Weight:
0.5
kg
or
less
●Universal
Input
(Equipped
as
standard) (63%
of
analog
output
response
time
when
a
step
change
of
10
to
90%
of
input
span
•
External
dimensions
(mm):
96
(W)
×
48
(H)
×
65
(depth
from
the
panel
face)
•
Number
of
inputs:
1 is
applied)

(Depth
except
the
projection
on
the
rear
panel)
•
Input
type,
instrument
range,
and
measurement
accuracy:
See
the
table
below,
•
Installation:
Direct
panel
mounting;
mounting
bracket,
one
each
for
right
and
left

Instr ument Range n
Relay
Contact
Output
Speci¿cations mounting
Input Type Accuracy
ºC ºF •
Panel
cutout
dimensions
(mm):
92
+0.8/0

(W)
×
45
+0.6/0

(H)
•
Contact
type
and
number
of
outputs:
-270.0
to
1370.0ºC -450.0
to
2500.0ºF ±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for
•
Mounting
attitude:
Up
to
30
degrees
above
the
horizontal.
No
downward
titling
allowed.


Alarm-1
to
-3
output:
contact
point
1a;
3
points
(common
is
independent)
K -270.0
to

1000.0ºC -450.0
to
2300.0ºF 0°C
or
more

±0.2%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for


Alarm-4
output:
contact
point
1c;
1
point •
Wiring:
M3
screw
terminal
with
square
washer
(for
signal
wiring
and
power
wiring)
-200.0
to

500.0ºC -200.0
to
1000.0ºF
less
than
0°C


•
Contact
rating:
J -200.0
to
1200.0ºC -300.0
to
2300.0ºF ±2%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for



Contact
point
1a
(Alarm-1
to
-3
output):
240
V
AC,
1A
or
30
V
DC,
1
A
(resistance
load) ■
Power
Supply
Speci¿cations
and
Isolation

-270.0
to
400.0ºC -450.0
to
750.0ºF less
than
-200.0°C
of
thermocouple
K

T
0.0
to

400.0ºC
±1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for

-200.0
to
750.0ºF less
than
-200.0°C
of
thermocouple
T


Contact
point
1c
(Alarm-4
output):
250
V
AC,
3
A
or
30
V
DC,
3A
(resistance
load) •
Power
supply:
•
Use:

Alarm
output,
FAIL
output,
etc.

Rated
voltage:
100-240
V
AC
(+10%/-15%),
50/60
Hz
±0.15%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit

for
400°C
or
more

Note:
This
cannot
be
used
for
a
small
load
of
10
mA
or
less.











24
V
AC/DC
(+10%/-15%)
(for
/DC
option)
B 0.0
to
1800.0ºC 32
to
3300ºF
±5%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for
•
Power
consumption:
15
VA
(DC:
7
VA,
AC:
11
VA
if
/DC
option
is
speci¿ed)
less
than
400°C n Retransmission
Output
Speci¿cations •
Data
backup:
Nonvolatile
memory
S 0.0
to
1700.0ºC 32
to
3100ºF
R 0.0
to
1700.0ºC 32
to
3100ºF
±0.15%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
•
Number
of
outputs:
Retransmission
output;
1,
shared
with
15
V
DC
loop
power
•
Power
holdup
time:
20
ms
(for
100
V
AC
drive)
±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit supply •
Withstanding
voltage
Thermo- N -200.0
to
1300.0ºC -300.0
to
2400.0ºF ±0.25%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
•
Current
output:
4
to
20
mA
DC
or
0
to
20
mA
DC/load
resistance
of
600
Ω
or
less

Between
primary
terminals
and
secondary
terminals:
2300
V
AC
for
1
minute
couple for
less
than
0°C
•
Current
output
accuracy:
±0.1%
of
span
(±5%
of
span
for
1
mA
or
less)

Between
primary
terminals:
1500
V
AC
for
1
minute
E -270.0
to
1000.0ºC -450.0
to
1800.0ºF ±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for



The
accuracy
is
that
in
the
standard
operating
conditions:
23
±2°C,
55
±10%
RH,


Between
secondary
terminals:
500
V
AC
for
1
minute
L -200.0
to
900.0ºC -300.0
to
1600.0ºF 0°C
or
more

±0.2%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for
and
power
frequency
at
50/60
Hz






(Primary
terminals:
Power*
and
relay
output
terminals;
Secondary
terminals:


-200.0
to
400.0ºC -300.0
to
750.0ºF
less
than
0°C






Analog
I/O
signal
terminals,
contact
input
terminals,
communication
terminals



U ±1.5%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for

0.0
to
400.0ºC -200.0
to
1000.0ºF
less
than
-200.0°C
of
thermocouple
E. n 15
V
DC
Loop
Power
Supply
Speci¿cations





and
functional
grounding
terminals.)
±0.2%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit

*:
Power
terminals
for
24V

AC/DC
models
are
the
secondary
terminals.
W 0.0
to
2300.0ºC 32
to
4200ºF (Shared
with
retransmission
output.) •
Insulation
resistance:
Between
power
supply
terminals
and
a
grounding
terminal

(Note

2)


Platinel
2 0.0
to
1390.0ºC 32.0
to
2500.0ºF ±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit


•
Power
supply:
14.5
to
18.0
V
DC 20
MΩ
or
more
at
500
V
DC
±0.5%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
for
•
Maximum
supply
current:
About
21
mA
(with
short-circuit
current
limiting
circuit) •
Isolation
speci¿cations
800°C
or
more


PR20-40 0.0
to
1900.0ºC 32
to
3400ºF
Accuracy
is
not
guaranteed
for
less

than
800°C.


n
Contact
Input
Speci¿cations PV (universal ) input terminals

W97Re3- 0.0
to
2000.0ºC 32
to
3600ºF ±0.2%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit

•
Number
of
inputs:
2
points

W75Re25 Retransmission (analog) output terminals
±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
•
Input
type:
No-voltage
contact
input
or
transistor
contact
input (not isolated between the analog output terminals)
-200.0
to
500.0ºC -300.0
to
1000.0ºF
JPt100 (Note

1)
•
Input
contact
rating:
12
V
DC,
10
mA
or
more
-150.00
to

150.00ºC -200.0
to
300.0ºF ±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit

Use
a
contact
with
a
minimum
on-current
of
1
mA
or
more. Alarm-4 relay (contact point c) output terminals
RTD
-200.0
to
850.0ºC -300.0
to
1560.0ºF ±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit
•
ON/OFF
detection: Alarm-1 relay (contact point a) output terminals
Pt100 -200.0
to
500.0ºC -300.0
to
1000.0ºF (Note

1)
Internal Power


No-voltage
contact
input:
-150.00
to
150.00ºC -200.0
to
300.0ºF ±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit

Contact
resistance
of
1
kΩ
or
less
is
determined
as
“ON”
and
contact Alarm-2 relay (contact point a) output terminals circuits supply
0.400
to
2.000
V


resistance
of
50
kΩ
or
more
as
“OFF.” Alarm-3 relay (contact point a) output terminals
Standard
signal 1.000
to
5.000
V


Transistor
contact
input:
4.00
to
20.00
mA
0.000
to
2.000
V


Input
voltage
of
2
V
or
less
is
determined
as
“ON”
and
leakage
current
must
Contact input terminals (all)
0.00
to
10.00
V
±0.1%
of
instrument
range
±1
digit

not
exceed
100
µA
when
“OFF.” RS-485 communication terminals
DC
voltage/current 0.00
to
20.00
mA •
Minimum
status
detection
hold
time:
Input
sampling
period
+50
ms
•
Use:
Event
input 24 V DC loop power supply terminals
-10.00
to
20.00
mV
0.0
to
100.0
mV Contact output (transistor) terminals
The
accuracy
is
that
in
the
standard
operating
conditions:
23±2°C,
55±10%RH,
and
power

n
Transistor
Contact
Output
Speci¿cations
frequency
at
50/60
Hz. The circuits divided by lines are insulated mutually.
Note
1:
±0.3°C
±1
digit
in
the
range
between
0
and
100°C,
±0.5°C
±1
digit
in
the
range

•
Number
of
outputs:
See
the
table
of
Model
and
Suf¿x
Codes.

between
-100
and
200°C. •
Output
type:
Open
collector
(SINK
current)
Note
2:
W:
W-5%
Re/W-26%
Re(Hoskins
Mfg.Co.).
ASTM
E988 •
Output
contact
rating:
Max.
24
V
DC,
50
mA ■
Environmental
Conditions
•
Output
time
resolution:
Min.
50
ms
•
Input
sampling
period:
50,
100,
200
ms Normal Operating Conditions
•
Use:

Alarm
output,
FAIL
output,
etc.
•
Burnout
detection:
•
Ambient
temperature:
-10
to
50ºC


Functions
at
TC,
RTD,
and
standard
signal.


Upscale,
downscale,
and
off
can
be
speci¿ed. n
24
V
DC
Loop
Power
Supply
Speci¿cations •
Ambient
humidity:
20
to
90%
RH
(no
condensation
allowed)


For
standard
signal,
burnout
is
determined
to
have
occurred
if
it
is
0.1
V
or
0.4
•
Magnetic
¿eld:
400
A/m
or
less
•
Use:
Power
is
supplied
to
a
2-wire
transmitter. •
Continuous
vibration
at
5
to
9
Hz:
Half
amplitude
of
1.5
mm
or
less,
1oct/min
for
90


mA
or
less.
•
Power
supply:
21.6
to
28.0
V
DC minutes
each
in
the
three
axis
directions
•
Input
bias
current:
0.05
µA
(for

TC
or
RTD)
•
Rated
current:
4
to
20
mA
DC
Continuous
vibration
at
9
to
150
Hz:
4.9
m/s2
or
less,
1oct/min
for
90
minutes
each

•
Measured
current
(RTD):
About
0.16
mA
•
Maximum
supply
current:
About
30
mA
(with
short-circuit
current
limiting
circuit.) in
the
three
axis
directions
•
Input
resistance:


TC
or
mV
input:
1
MΩ
or
more •
Short-period
vibration:
14.7
m/s2,
15
seconds
or
less


V
input:
About
1
MΩ •
Shock:
98
m/s2
or
less,
11
ms


mA
input:
About
250
Ω •
Altitude:
2000
m
or
less
above
sea
level

IM 05P03D21-11EN page 2/8

5. How to Connect Wires ●
Recommended
Crimp-on
Terminal
Lugs 6. Terminal Wiring Diagrams
(ød)

• Wiring work must be carried out by a person with basic electrical
(A)

5.5 3.3 • Do not use an unassigned terminal as the relay terminal.
knowledge and practical experience. • Do not us e a 100-240 V A C power s upply for the 24 V A C/DC
• Be sure to turn OFF the power supply to the indic ator before (F) model; otherwise, the instrument will malfunction.
WARNING CAUTION
wiring to avoid an electric shock. Use a tester or similar device
to ens u r e that no p ower is b ein g s u pp li ed to a c ab le to be
Recommended
tightening
torque:
0.6
N·m
2
connected.
Applicable
wire
size:
Power
supply
wiring
1.25
mm
or
more
• As a safety m eas ure, always i ns tall a cir cuit breaker (an IEC Applicable terminal lug Applicable w ire size mm 2 (AWG#) (φ
d) (A) (F)
60947-compatible product, 5 A, 100 V or 220 V AC) in an easily
ac ces s ib le lo cati on n ear t he i ns tr um ent . Mo r eov er, pr ov i de
M3 0.25
to
1.65
(22
to
16) 3.3 5.5 4.2
■
UM33A
indication that the switch is a device for turning off the power to
the instrument. (Equipped
●
Cable
Speci¿cations
and
Recommended
Cables Power supply Contact output ALM as standard) Contact output ALM4
• Install the power cable keeping a distance of more than 1 cm (Suffix code:
100-240 V AC power supply 24 V AC/DC power supply External contact output (relay) Relay contact output
Purpose Name and Manufacturer Type 2=1, 2 or 3)
from other signal wires. N N Alarm-3 output UM AL4 AL4
Power
supply,
relay
contact
outputs 600
V
Grade
heat-resistant
PVC
insulated
wires,
JIS
C
110 110 104 Alarm-4 101
• The power cable is required to meet the IEC standards concerned 3317(HIV),
0.9
to
2.0
mm2
(PV high limit)
AL3 output
NC

L L
or the requirements of the area in which the instrument is being Thermocouple Shielded
compensating
lead
wires,
JIS
C
1610 111 111 Common 105 ( PV low limit) NO
102
installed. RTD Shielded
wires
(three/four
conductors),
UL2482
(Hitachi
Cable) 112 112
Alarm-2 output
( PV low limit) 106 COM 103
• Wiring should be installed to conform to NEC (National Electrical Other
signals
(other
than
contact
input/output) Shielded
wires AL2
Allowable range: (24 V AC/DC power supply: Common 107 Contact rating: 250 V AC, 3 A
Code: ANSI/NFPA-70) or the wir ing construction standards in Other
signals
(contact
input/output) Unshielded
wires 100-240 V AC (±10%)
Optional suffix code /DC) Alarm-1 output
30 V DC, 3 A (resistance load)
(free v(oltage) 108
countries or regions where wiring will be installed. RS-485
communication Shielded
wires 50/60 Hz shared PV high limit
AL1
• For the alarm relay output and power terminal connections, use Common 109
heat-resistant cables. Relay contact rating: 240 V AC, 1 A
• Sinc e the ins ulation pr ovided to each relay output terminal is DC Relay Wiring 30 V DC, 1 A (resistance load)

Fun ct io nal i n su l atio n , pr o vi d e Rein fo rc ed i n s ul ati on to th e

external of the device as necessary. (Refer to the drawing below.) UM33A (Equipped
Contact output DO (Suffix code: Type 2=3) PV input PV as standard)
External DC power supply
Relay External contact output TC input RTD input

This product This product UM

A 201
A safety A safety A safety R FAIL DO15 301 202
b 202
voltage circuit voltage circuit voltage circuit Alarm-8 output
( PV low limit) DO14 302 203
Functional Functional Diode Alarm-7 output 101-112 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101
B 203
insulation Reinforced insulation (Mount it directly (PV high limit) DO13 303
insulation Current (mA) input Voltage (mV, V) input
A hazardous A hazardous UM’s contact Relay to the relay coil Alarm-6 output
DO12 304 E1-terminal area 301-306
A safety ( PV low limit) 306 305 304 303 302 301
voltage circuit voltage circuit (Use one with a relay coil rating terminal (socket).)
voltage circuit 203 202
less than the UM’s contact rating.) Alarm-5 output
(PV high limit)
DO11 305
201-212 212 211 210 208 207 204 203 202 201 204 203
Reinforced insulation
Common COM 306

This product AC Relay Wiring Transistor contact rating: 24 V DC, 50 mA Factory default: PV input type is undefined.
The function of each contact output can be changed. Wiring direction
A hazardous A hazardous
External AC power supply
voltage circuit voltage circuit UM33A
Functional 24 V DC loop power supply Retransmission output RET (Equipped as standard)
insulation Reinforced insulation RS-485 communication RS485
RS-485 24 V DC loop power supply
Retransmission output 15 V DC loop power supply Can be used for 15 V DC loop
A hazardous A hazardous (Suffix code: LPS24 power supply when not used for
voltage circuit voltage circuit R SDB(+) 301
Type 2=1 and (Suffix code: Type 2=0 or 2
Default: PV
retransmission
207 207
retransmission output.
without optional 21.6-28.0 V DC
305 and with optional suffix code 4-20 mA DC or 14.5-18.0 V DC
0-20 mA DC (Max. 21 mA DC)
SDA(-) 302 suffix code /LP) (Max. 30 mA DC) /LP) 208 208
Reinforced insulation 306
Load resistance 600 Ω or less
SG 303 Default: 4-20 mA DC
UM’s contact Relay CR filter
RDB(+) 304
(Use one with a relay coil (Mount it directly
rating less than the UM’s to the relay coil RDA(-) 305 Contact input DI (Equipped as standard)
contact rating.) terminal (socket).) External contact input
RS-485 communication/24 V DC loop power supply
• When connecting two or mor e c rim p-on term inal lugs to the No-voltage
UM Transistor UM
+5V
RS-485 24 V DC loop power supply contact
single terminal block , bend the crimp-on terminal lugs before RS485/LPS24 OFF → ON: Latch release
210 DI2
contact
210
DI2

tightening the screw. RSB(+) 301

(Suffix code: Type 2=1 and +5V
with optional suffix code /LP) DI1
CAUTION • Note that the wiring of two or more crimp-on terminal lugs to the 21.6-28.0 V DC
305 ON: PV peak and bottom values reset 211 DI1 211
RSA(-) 302 (Max. 30 mA DC)
306 COM
single high-voltage terminal of the power supply and relay, etc. Common 212 COM 212
SG 303
does not comply with the safety standard.
Contact rating: 12 V DC, 10 mA or more
The function of each contact input can be changed.

• Pr ov ide elec tr ic ity fr om a si ngl e-phase p ower s upp ly. If the

power is noisy, install an isolation transformer on the primary
side, and use a line filter on the secondary side. When measures
CAUTION against noise are taken, do not install the primary and secondary
power cables close to each other.
• If ther e is a ris k of exter nal lightning sur ges, use a lightning
arrester etc.
• For TC input, use shielded compensating lead wires for wiring.
Fo r RTD i np ut, us e sh ield ed wi r es th at have l ow co ndu c tor
res istance and cause no s ignificant differenc es in r esistance
between the three wires.
• Since the alarm output relay has a life span (resistance load of
100,000 times), use the auxiliary relay to perform ON/OFF control.
• The use of inductance (L) loads such as auxiliary relays, motors
and solenoid valves causes malfunction or relay failure; always
insert a CR filter for use with alternating current or a diode for
use with direct current, as a spark-removal surge suppression
circuit, into the line in parallel with the load.
• After completing the wiring, the terminal cover is recommended
to use for the instrument.

IM 05P03D21-11EN page 3/8

IM 05P03D21-11EN page 4/8
 2. Quick Setting Function (Setting of Input and Output) 7. The upper limit value of the setting range is displayed 3. Setting Alarm Type
Operation UM33A for the parameter RH (maximum value of PV input
Guide Digital Indicator with Alarms The
Quick
setting
function
is
a
function
to
easily
set
the
basic
function
of
the
indicator. range). The
following
operating
procedure
shows
an
example
of
changing
the
alarm-1
type

Operation Guide Turn
on
the
indicator
to
start
the
Quick
setting
function. (factory
default:
PV
high
limit
alarm)
to
PV
low
limit
alarm
(setpoint:
02).
This
function
allows
you
to
easily
set
the
input,
and
quickly
start
the
alarm
action.
Initial Settings The
items
(parameters)
to
be
set
by
Quick
setting
function
are
as
follows. Press the SET/ENTER key. 1.
(1)

Input
function
(PV
input
type,
range,
scale
(at
voltage
input),
etc.) Show the Operation Display.
8. The last digit of the upper limit value blinks.
After
turning
on
the
indicator,
¿rst
decide
whether
or
not
to
use
the
Quick
setting
function.
Change the setpoint using the Up/Down
8

Operation in Initial Display arrow keys to increase and decrease the

This operation guide describes basic settings and operations of the UM33A.
For details of each function, see User’s manual. value and the Left/Right arrow keys to move Hold down the key for 3 seconds.
The scrolling guide is displayed on PV display in the Parameter Setting Display.
·
Press
the
SET/ENTER
key
while
YES
is
displayed
to
start
the
Quick
setting
function.
between digits. 2.
This guide can be turned on/off with the Fn key. ·
If
you
change
YES
to
NO
and
press
the
SET/ENTER
key,
Operation
Display
will

appear
without
starting
the
Quick
setting
function. 9. The parameter RH (maximum value of PV input
AL menu is displayed.
range) has been changed to 500.0.
Operation for Setting
Contents ·
To
select
the
parameter
setting
displayed
as
the
initial
value,
press
the
Down
arrow

Press the Right arrow key.

1.


Names
and
Functions
of
Display
Parts
key
to
move
to
the
next
parameter.
Press the SET/ENTER key. 3.
·
To
change
and
set
the
parameter
setting,
press
the
SET/ENTER
key
to
start
the

2.


Quick
Setting
Function
(Setting
of
Input
and
Output) setpoint
blinking.
The
blinking
state
allows
you
to
make
changes
(setting
mode).

3.


Setting

Alarm
Type Use
the
Up/Down/Left/Right
arrow
keys
to
change
the
setpoint.
Press
the
SET/EN- 10. The setpoint for the parameter RH has been
ALRM menu is displayed.
TER
key
to
register
the
setting. registered.
Press the SET/ENTER key.
1. Names and Functions of Display Parts ■
Making
Settings
Using
Quick
Setting
Function Follow the same procedure to set RL.
8
4.
（ 10） Example: Setting to thermocouple type K (range of 0.0 to 500.00C). Press the Down arrow key. The parameter AL1 (alarm-1 type) is
For
the
detailed
procedure
and
switching
of
displays,
see
"Flow
of
Quick
Setting
displayed.
Finally, EXIT is displayed.
Function"
below.
For
the
parameters
to
set,
see
the
next
page.

1）
（ 9） 11. Press the SET/ENTER key to swtich to the Press the SET/ENTER key.
setting mode.
(1)

Press
the
SET/ENTER
key
while
YES
for
QSM
(Quick
setting
mode)
is
displayed. Change NO to YES and press the
（ 11） Set
the
PV
input
type
parameter
(IN)
to
K1
(-270.0
to
1370.0
0C).

(2)
SET/ENTER key to complete the setup of
5.
3） (3)

Set
the
PV
input
unit
parameter
(UNIT)
to
C
(Degree
Celsius). the basic function.
8

（ 4）
(4)

Set
the
maximum
value
of
PV
input
range
parameter
(RH)
to
500.0. Operation Display appears. The last digit of the setpoint blinks.
2）
(5)

Set
the
minimum
value
of
PV
input
range
parameter
(RL)
to
0.0. The Quick setting function continues in the
（ 13） (6)

Finally,
EXIT
is
displayed.
Change
NO
to
YES
and
press
the
SET/ENTER
key
to
NO state. Change the setpoint using the Up/Down arrow keys
（ 6） complete
the
setup.
Operation
Display
appears.
to increase and decrease the value and the
（ 7） （ 8） （ 5） （ 12） Left/Right arrow keys to move between digits.
■
Flow
of
Quick
Setting
Function Operation Display
No.
in
¿gure Name Descr iption In
Quick
setting
mode,
the
parameter
guide
appears
on
PV
display. Press the SET/ENTER key.
Displays
PV. This
guide
can
be
turned
on/off
with
the
Fn
key.
PV
display

Displays
an
error
code
if
an
error
occurs.
Displays the
(1) measured input
(white
or
red) Displays
the
scrolling
guide
in
the
Menu
Display
and
Parameter

Setting
Display
when
the
guide
display
ON/OFF
is
set
to
ON.
Power-on
value (PV).
6. The alarm-1 type setpoint 02 (PV low limit) is
registered.
(2) Group
display
(green) Displays
a
group
number. 8
After the setup is completed, press the DISP key
(3) Symbol
display
(orange) Displays
a
parameter
symbol.
once to return to the Operation Display.
(4) Data
display
(orange) Displays
a
parameter
setpoint
and
menu
symbol.
■
Parameters
to
be
set
Event
indicator


Lit
when
the
alarms
1
to
8
occur. Quick setting starts Symbol Stand-by action
(5)
(orange)
Event
displays
other
than
alarms
can
be
set
by
the
parameter. Input Function Energized/De-energized
Latch action
(6)
Key
navigation
indica-
tor
(green)
Lit
or
blinks
when
the
Up/Down
or
Left/Right
arrow
key
operation

is
possible.
1. Param eter Symb ol Nam e o f Parameter
OFF:
Disable
Settin g Ran ge

Displays
the
setting
conditions
of
the
parameter
display
level
func- [NO] K1:
-270.0
to
1370.0
0C
/
-450.0
to
2500.0
0F

0
K2:
-270.0
to
1000.0
C
/
-450.0
to
2300.0
F
0 ● To change the alarm type, change the last 2 digits of the 5-digit
tion. [YES] K3:
-200.0
to
500.0
0C
/
-200.0
to
1000.0
0F
0 0
value.
Parameter
display
level
Param eter d isplay level EASY PRO 8
Select NO with J:
-200.0
to
1200.0
C
/
-300.0
to
2300.0
F
(7) T1:
-270.0
to
400.0
0C
/
-450.0
to
750.0
0F
● Stand-by action and excitation are turned on or off by selecting 1 or
indicator
(green) Easy
setting
mode Lit Unlit Press the SET/ENTER key while YES the Down arrow T2:
0.0
to
400.0
0C
/
-200.0
to
750.0
0F 0. (See “Setting Display of Alarm Type.” )
Standard
setting
mode Unlit Unlit is displayed to start the Quick setting. key and press 0 0
B:
0.0
to
1800.0
C
/
32
to
3300
F ● For the latch action, see User ’ s Manual.
Professional
setting
mode Unlit Lit S:
0.0
to
1700.0
0C
/
32
to
3100
0F
the SET/ENTER
(8) Security
indicator
(red) Lit
if
a
password
is
set.
The
setup
parameter
settings
are
locked. 2. The PV input type key.
0
R:
0.0
to
1700.0
C
/
32
to
3100
F
0

N:
-200.0
to
1300.0
0C
/
-300.0
to
2400.0
0F
parameter (IN) is
E:
-270.0
to
1000.0
0C
/
-450.0
to
1800.0
0F
displayed. 0
L:
-200.0
to
900.0
C
/
-300.0
to
1600.0
F
0 Alarm Type (Alarm Setpoint) Alarm Actio n (Energized) Alarm Action (De-energized )
No.
in
¿gure Name Description Initial value: OFF U1:
-200.0
to
400.0
0C
/
-300.0
to
750.0
0F
0 0
Used
to
switch
the
Operation
Displays. U2:
0.0
to
400.0
C
/
-200.0
to
1000.0
F No alarm (00) - -
Press
the
key
in
the
Operation
Display
to
switch
the
provided
Press the SET/ENTER key. IN PV
input
type
W:
0.0
to
2300.0
0C
/
32
to
4200
0F
0 0
(9) DISP
key SELECT
Displays. PL2:
0.0
to
1390.0
C
/
32.0
to
2500.0
F
0
P2040:
0.0
to
1900.0
C
/
32
to
3400
F
0 Hysteresis Hysteresis
Press
the
key
in
the
Menu
Display
or
Parameter
Setting
Display

to
return
to
the
Operation
Display. 3. OFF blinks. WRE:
0.0
to
2000.0
0C
/
32
to
3600
0F
PV high limit (01) Open Closed Closed Open
Hold
down
the
key
for
3
seconds
to
move
to
the
Operation

Blinking allows you to 0
JPT1:
-200.0
to
500.0
C
/
-300.0
to
1000.0
F
0
(unlit) (lit) (unlit) (lit)
change the setting. JPT2:
-150.00
to
150.00
0C
/
-200.0
to
300.0
0F
Parameter
Setting
Display. PV Alarm setpoint PV Alarm setpoint
PT1:
-200.0
to
850.0
C
/
-300.0
to
1560.0
0F
0

Hold
down
the
key
and
the
Left
arrow
key
simultaneously
for
3
0
PT2:
-200.0
to
500.0
C
/
-300.0
to
1000.0
F
0
Hysteresis Hysteresis
(10) PARA
key seconds
to
move
to
the
Setup
Parameter
Setting
Display. PT3:
-150.00
to
150.00
0C
/
-200.0
to
300.0
0F
Press
the
key
in
the
Parameter
Setting
Display
to
return
to
the
0.4-2V:
0.400
to
2.000
V PV low limit (02) Closed Open Open Closed
Press the Up arrow key. (lit) (unlit) (lit) (unlit)
Menu
Display.
Press
the
key
once
to
cancel
the
parameter
set- 1-5V:
1.000
to
5.000
V
ting
(setpoint
is
blinking). 4-20:
4.00
to
20.00
mA Alarm setpoint PV Alarm setpoint PV
SET/ENTER
key 4. 0-2V:
0.000
to
2.000
V


Press
the
key
in
the
Menu
Display
to
move
to
the
Parameter
K1 is displayed. 0-10V:
0.00
to
10.00
V PV velocity (29)
0-20:
0.00
to
20.00
mA


Setting
Display
of
the
Menu.
Press
the
key
in
the
Parameter

-1020:
-10.00
to
20.00
mV


Setting
Display
to
transfer
to
the
parameter
setting
mode

0-100:
0.0
to
100.0
mV Fault diagnosis alarm (30) Burnout of PV input, ADC failure, RJC error.


(setpoint
is
blinking),
and
the
parameter
can
be
changed.


Press
the
key
during
parameter
setting
mode
to
register
the
-:
No
unit,
C:
Degree
Celsius
UNIT PV
input
unit


setpoint. Press the SET/ENTER key. -:
No
unit,
-
-:
No
unit,
-
-
-:
No
unit,
F:
Degree
Fahrenheit
FAIL (31) For the factory default, the contact output is turned ON in normal operation,
SET/ENTER
key Depends
on
the
input
type. OFF at the time of FAIL. Alarm output: OFF
Up/Down/Left/Right
arrow
keys
(11) Up/Down/Left/Right

arrow
keys


Press
the
Left/Right
arrow
keys
in
the
Menu
Display
to
switch
5. RH
Maximum
value
of
-
For
temperature
input
-
Set
the
temperature
range
that
is
actually
displayed.

Note 1: “Open/closed” shows status of relay contact, and “lit/unlit” shows status of EV (event) lamp.


the
Displays. PV
input
range


Press
the
Up/Down
arrow
keys
in
the
Parameter
K1 has been registered. (RL<RH)
-
For
voltage
/
current
input
- Setting Display of Alarm Type Stand-by Action


Setting
Display
to
switch
the
Displays. Set
the
range
of
a
voltage
/
current
signal
that
is
applied.


Press
the
Up/Down
arrow
keys
during
parameter
setting
mode
8 Select NO to return to Minimum
value
of

The
scale
across
which
the
voltage
/
current
signal
is

ºC Normal Abnormal


(setpoint
is
blinking)
to
change
a
setpoint. RL actually
displayed
should
be
set
using
the
maximum
value
Treated


Press
the
Left/Right
arrow
keys
during
parameter
setting
mode the Operation Display. PV
input
range
The alarm output
of
input
scale
(SH)
and
minimum
value
of
input
scale
(SL). as normal


(setpoint
is
blinking)
to
move
between
digits
according
to
the
parameter.
Press the Down arrow key. (Input
is
always
0%
when
RL
=
RH.) turns on.
It
is
the
communication
interface
for
the
adapter
cable
used
when
PV
input
scale
0:
No
decimal
place 3:
Three
decimal
places PV low limit
(12) Light-loader
interface setting
and
storing
parameters
from
a
PC.
The
LL50A
Parameter
6. The PV input unit parameter (UNIT) is displayed. SDP decimal
point
1:
One
decimal
place 4:
Four
decimal
places Alarm type alarm setpoint
Setting
Software
(sold
separately)
is
required. Initial value: C (Degree Celsius) position 2:
Two
decimal
places Without (0) or With (1) The alarm output does not turn on
Stand-by action in this region even if the PV valule
Fn
key.
The
user
can
assign
a
function
to
the
key.
The
function
is
Maximum
value
of

(13) User
function
keys SH Energized (0) / De-energized (1) is below PV low limit alarm setpoint.
set
by
the
parameter.
PV
input
scale
-19999
to
30000,
(SL<SH),
|
SH
-
SL
|
≤
30000 Latch action (0/1/2/3/4)
Note:
The
communication
connector
(maintenance
port)
for
LL50A
Parameter
Setting
Software
is
Minimum
value
of

Press the Down arrow key. SL
PV
input
scale
See User’s Manual.
on
the
side
of
the
unit.

Power-on Time
Note
1:
SDP,
SH,
and
SL
are
displayed
only
for
voltage/current
input.
Note
2:
W:
W-5%Re/W-26%Re
(Hoskins
Mfg.Co.),
ASTM
E988
IM 05P03D21-11EN page 5/8
 2. Setting Alarm Setpoint 3. Troubleshooting
Operation UM33A
Guide Digital Indicator with Alarms The
following
operating
procedure
shows
an
example
of
setting
the
alarm-1
setpoint

■
Troubleshooting
Flow ■
Remedies
if
Power
Failure
Occurs
during
Operations
Operation Guide to
180.0. • Instantaneous power failure within 20 ms.
Before
setting
the
alarm
setpoint,
check
the
alarm
type. If
the
Operation
Display
does
not
appear
after
turning
on
the
indicator’s
power,
check

A
power
failure
is
not
detected.
Normal
operation
continues.
Operations To
change
the
alarm
type,
see
“3.
Setting
Alarm
Type”
in
“Initial
settings”
of
this
the
procedures
in
the
following
Àowchart. • Power failure for less than about 5 seconds, or for about 5 seconds or more.
manual. If
a
problem
appears
to
be
complicated,
contact
our
sales
representatives.

Affects
the
"settings"
and
"operation
status."

For
details,
see
User's
Manual.
1.
Is the indicator
Show the Operation Display. defective? N OT E
This operation guide describes key entries for operating the UM33A.
For operations using external contact inputs, see “DI” of “6. Terminal Wiring Diagrams” Yes Write
down
the
settings

in “Installation and Wiring.” of
parameters
for
a
repair

No Key No No No
8

If you cannot remember how to carry out an operation during setting, press the Completely Display I/O signal
DISP key once. This brings you to the display (Operation Display) that operation Communication request.
inactive? failure? failure? failure?
appears at power-on. failure? *
The scrolling guide is displayed on PV display in the Parameter Setting Display. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
This guide can be turned on/off with the Fn key. Hold down the PARA key for 3 seconds.
Check wiring of the Check the key lock Turn off power, and Check the I/O specifications Check the specifications

Contents 2. power terminals. setting. then turn it on again. of the indicator. of the indicator.

AL menu is displayed. Check the Check the No With

1.
Monitoring-purpose
Operation
Displays

Available
during
Operation specifications and polarity communi-
supply voltage. of connected devices . cation?
2.
Setting

Alarm
Setpoint 8
Yes
3.
Troubleshooting
No Check the communication-
1. Monitoring-purpose Operation Displays Available during Operation Press the SET/ENTER key. Normal?
No
No communication
capability
related parameters.
Is the
Yes key locked?
■
Operation
Display
Switching
Diagram 3. The parameter A1 is displayed. Correct the error(s).
Yes
Check the
A1 to A8 represent the alarm-1 to -8 communication wiring.
setpoints. * The LCD (a liquid crystal display) is used for a
No display portion of this product.
Correct? The LCD has a characteristic that the display action Check the specifications
becomes late at the low temperature. of communication
Each parameter can be changed in the Yes Cancel the setting. Additionally, the luminance and contrast degradation devices.
Parameter Setting Displays of alarms are caused due to aged deterioration.

using Up/Down arrow keys . Contact us for repair. Problem solved. However, the function is not affected.

n Errors at Power On
8 8

PV Display SELECT Displays (1 to 5) 4. Display the parameter that need to be changed.

The
errors
shown
below
may
occur
in
the
fault
diagnosis
when
the
power
is
turned
on.
(For
details
of
Setpoint
display
and
input/output
action
when
each
error
occurs,
see
User’s
Manual.)
PV display
Setpo int disp lay Status ind icator Param eter that disp lays error
(Operati on Error description Cau se and diagno sis Rem edy
Press
the
DISP
key
to
show
SELECT
Display-1
to
-5
conditionally. (Oper ation Display) (Operation Display) details
Displ ay)
For
the
registration
of
the
SELECT
Displays,
see
User’s
Manual. Faulty.

Indication
off Indication
off — — Faulty
MCU
RAM
/
MCU
ROM MCU
RAM
/
MCU
ROM
are
failed.
Contact
us
for
repair.
Press the SET/ENTER key. Faulty.

SYS
-
-
-
-
- — System
data
error System
data
is
corrupted.
Contact
us
for
repair.
PAR
0004
User
(parameter)
default
value
User
parameter
is
corrupted.
(for
user
default
value
error
only) error Initialized
to
factory
default
value. Check
and
recon¿gure
the
initialized

5. PAR
0010
Setup
parameter
(PA.ER) Setup
parameter
error
Setup
parameter
data
is
corrupted. setting
parameters.
Error
indication
is

(for
setup
parameter
error
only) Initialized
to
user
default
value. erased
when
the
power
is
turned
on

Blinks during the change. ERR —
again.
PAR
0020
Operation
parameter
error
Operation
parameter
data
is
corrupted.
(for
operation
parameter
error
only) Initialized
to
user
default
value.
Inconsistence
of
system
data
and
hardware
of

Nonresponding
hardware
of

Change the setpoint using the Up/Down arrow keys to extended
function. Faulty.
SLOT
0001
Setup
parameter
(OP.ER) extended
function
(E1-terminal

Nonresponding
communication
between
hardware
Contact
us
for
repair.
increase and decrease the value and the Left/Right area)
of
extended
function
(E1-terminal
area).
arrow keys to move between digits. Rightmost
decimal
point
Initialized
to
calibrated
default
value
because

Calibration
value
error
Normal
on
PV
display
blinks. of
corrupted
factory
default
value. Faulty.
Normal
indication Setup
parameter
(PA.ER)
indication Rightmost
decimal
point
Contact
us
for
repair.
Faulty
FRAM Data
writing
(storing)
to
FRAM
is
impossible.
Press the SET/ENTER key. on
Symbol
display
blinks.

n Errors during Operation

The setpoint has been registered. The
errors
shown
below
may
occur
during
operation.
(For
input/output
action
when
each
error
occurs,
see
User’s
Manual.)
6. After the setup is completed, press PV display
Setpo in t display Status indicator Param eter that displays
the DISP key once to return to the (Operation
(Op eration Disp lay) (Operation Display) err or d etails
Error description Cause an d d iagn osis Remed y
Display)
Operation Display.
Analog
input
terminal

ADC
error Faulty.
AD.ERR Normal
indication — Setup
parameter
(AD1.E)
•PV
input
Analog
input
terminal

AD
value
error
Contact
us
for
repair.
RJC.E
Faulty.
(Displays
RJC. Normal
indication Universal
input
terminal
RJC
error Contact
us
for
repair.
— Setup
parameter
(AD1.E) Universal
input
terminal
RJC
error
E
and
PV
•PV
input Set
the
parameter
RJC
to
OFF
to
erase

alternately.) error
indication.
Check
wiring
and
sensor.
Analog
input
terminal
burnout
error
Setup
parameter
(AD1.E) Analog
input
terminal
sensor
burnout Error
indication
is
erased
in
normal

•PV
input
operation.
B.OUT Normal
indication — Check
wiring
and
sensor
of
connected

analog
input
terminals.
Setup
parameter
(PV1.E) PV
input
burnout
error Burnout
of
analog
input
connected
to
PV
Error
indication
is
erased
in
normal

operation.

PV
input
over-scale PV
input
is
out
of
-5
to
105%.
Also
occurs

OVER Normal
indication — Setup
parameter
(PV1.E) PV
input
under-scale when
the
data
out
of
range
which
is
the

Check
analog
input
value
or
ladder

-OVER (PV
values
out
of
-5
to
105%) ladder
calculation
result
is
input.
program.

Framing
parity
error
Buffer
overÀow

Normal
0.000
00000 Communication
error

Inter-character
time-out
Check
the
communication
parameters.
(Decimal
point
on
the
left
of
— Setup
parameter
(OP.ER) Checksum
error
(PC
link
communication
with
Recovery
at
normal
receipt.
indication (RS-485
communication)
the
Symbol
display
blinks) checksum)
Hold
down
any
key
to
stop
blinking.
CRC
check
error
(Modbus/RTU)
LRC
check
error
(Modbus/ASCII)
Normal
Rightmost
decimal
point
on

Normal
indication Setup
parameter
(PA.ER) Faulty
FRAM Writing
(storing)
data
to
FRAM
is
impossible. Faulty.
Contact
us
for
repair.
indication Symbol
display
blinks.
Faulty
MCU
/
DCU
Unde¿ned Unde¿ned — — MCU
/
DCU
is
corrupted. Faulty.
Contact
us
for
repair.
(ROM
/
RAM
error,
corrupted)

IM 05P03D21-11EN page 6/8

 Setup Parameters
Operation UM33A n Alarm Function Setting Parameter 0:
No
decimal
place

Depends

Hold
down
the
PARA
key
and
Left
arrow
key
simultaneously
for
3
seconds
to
move
PV
input
scale
decimal
1:
One
decimal
place

Guide Digital Indicator with Alarms Menu
symbol:

(ALRM)
from
the
Operation
Display
or
Operation
Parameter
Setting
Display
to
the
Setup
Pa- (SDP) point
position
2:
Two
decimal
places

3:
Three
decimal
places

on
the

input
type
EASY

Operation Guide Param eter

symb ol
Name of Param eter Settin g Ran ge
Initial
value
User Display
settin g level
4:
Four
decimal
places
rameter
Setting
Display.
Parameters Set
a
5-digit
value
in
the
following
AL1,
Press
the
DISP
key
once
to
return
to
the
Operation
Display.
order. AL3,
Maximum
value
of
PV

[Alarm
type:
2
digits
(see
below)]
+
AL5,
Operation Dsipaly (SH) input
scale Depends

AL7:
-19999
to
30000,
(SL<SH),
[Without
(0)
or
With
(1)
Stand-by
ac- Hold down PARA key and DISP key on
the
EASY
PV
high
|
SH
-
SL
|
≤
30000
tion]
+
[Energized
(0)
or
De-energized
Minimum
value
of
PV
input
type
Yokogawa Electric Corporation limit
(01)
Left arrow key simultaneously for 3 sec.
(1)]
+
[Latch
action
(0/1/2/3/4)] input
scale
(SL)
For
latch
action,
see
User's
Manual.
Without

This operation guide describes the functions of parameters briefly. The parameter Stand- Menu Menu Menu END
by
OFF:
Disable
Depends

symbols listed are in the order shown on the display in each group of menu symbols. Alarm
type:
2
digits
key key PV
input
burnout
action UP:
Upscale
on
the

00:
Disable
action

In addition, each parameter table has a “User Setting” column, where you can record (BSL) DOWN:
Downscale input
type
01:
PV
high
limit
(0)
SET/ENTER key PARA key
your setpoints when setting them in the indicator. The scrolling guide is displayed on 02:
PV
low
limit
Ener- 0.0
%
of

PV display in the Parameter Setting Display. This guide can be turned on/off with Alarm-1
to
8
type gized
(0)
Menu Display and
29:
PV
velocity

Parameter Parameter Parameter -100.0
to
100.0%
of
PV
input
range
PV
input

the Fn key. Example:
Alarm-1 Latch
Parameter Setting PV
analog
input
bias STD
30:
Fault
diagnosis (A.BS) span
(EUS) range

31:
FAIL action
Display are changed span
Operation Parameters
to
Alarm
(0)
key
Parameter
key
Parameter
key
Parameter
in a circular pattern.
Latch action type AL2,
END END END PV
analog
input
¿lter OFF,
1
to
120
s OFF
Hold
down
the
PARA
key
for
3
seconds
to
move
from
the
Operation
Display
to
the
Op- AL8) Energized/
(AL1
to
AL4,
(A.FL)
De-energize AL6,

eration
Parameter
Setting
Display.
Press
the
DISP
key
once
to
return
to
the
Operation
W:
W-5%
Re/W-26%
Re(Hoskins
Mfg.Co.).

ASTM
E988
Stand-by AL8:
Move to the Operation Parameter Setting Display:
Display. action PV
low
Hold down the PARA key for 3 sec. WRE:
W97Re3-W75Re25
limit
(02)

Operation Dsipaly Without

Hold down PARA key
DISP key
Stand-
EASY n
Input Range Setting Parameter
for 3 sec. by
Table
Operation for Setting
action
below Menu
symbol:

(MPV)
Menu Menu Menu END
(0)
·
To
select
the
parameter
setting
displayed
as
the
initial
value,
press
the
Down
arrow

key key Parameter Initial User Display
Ener- key
to
move
to
the
next
parameter. sym bo l
Nam e of Parameter Setting Range
value settin g level
SET/ENTER key PARA key gized

·
To
change
and
set
the
parameter
setting,
press
the
SET/ENTER
key
to
start
the
set- -:
No
unit
(0)

Menu Display and Latch
point
blinking.
The
blinking
state
allows
you
to
make
changes
(setting
mode).
Use
the
C:
Degree
Celsius Same

Parameter Parameter Parameter Parameter Setting action
Up/Down/Left/Right
arrow
keys
to
change
the
setpoint.
Press
the
SET/ENTER
key
to
-:
No
unit as
PV

Display
PV
input
unit
key key key Display are changed (0) (P.UNI) -
-:
No
unit input

in a circular pattern.
register
the
setting. -
-
-:
No
unit unit
Parameter
END
Parameter Parameter
to
PV
velocity
alarm
time
Note
that
there
are
some
parameters
which
are
not
displayed
depending
on
the
Model
F:
Degree
Fahrenheit
END END 0.01
to
99.59
(minute.second) 1.00
setpoint
1
to
8 and
Suf¿x
codes.
The
parameters
for
professional
setting
mode
(LEVL:
PRO)
are
not
0:
No
decimal
place
(VT1
to
VT8) described
in
this
manual.
See
User’s
Manual. Display
PV
input
decimal

1:
One
decimal
place
Set
a
display
value
of
setpoint
of
2:
Two
decimal
places 1
Move to the Setup Parameter Setting Display: (P.DP) point
position
Hold down the PARA key and the Left arrow key simultaneously for 3 sec.
hysteresis.

-19999
to
30000
(Set
a
value
within

n Function Setting Parameter 3:
Three
decimal
places
4:
Four
decimal
places

to
the
input
range.)
Menu
symbol:

(CTL) STD
Alarm-1
to
-8
hysteresis Decimal
point
position
depends
on
10 Param eter Initial User Display
Operation for Setting (HY1
to
HY8)
the
input
type.
sym bo l
Nam e of Param eter Setting Range
value setting level Maximum
value
of

When
the
decimal
point
position
for

·
To
select
the
parameter
setting
displayed
as
the
initial
value,
press
the
Down
arrow
the
input
type
is
set
to
"1",
the
initial
(P.RH) display
PV
input
range
key
to
move
to
the
next
parameter. value
of
the
hysteresis
is
"1.0". Input
sampling
period 50:
50
ms,
100:
100
ms,
200:
200
ms 50 STD Depends

(SMP) -19999
to
30000,
(P.RL<P.RH),
·
To
change
and
set
the
parameter
setting,
press
the
SET/ENTER
key
to
start
the
set- on
the


to
Alarm-1
to
-8
On-delay
An
alarm
output
is
ON
when
the
delay
|
P.RH
-
P.RL
|
≤
30000
input
type
point
blinking.

The
blinking
state
allows
you
to
make
changes
(setting
mode).
Use
the
timer
expires
after
the
alarm
setpoint

0.00 STD
timer is
reached.
Minimum
value
of
display

Up/Down/Left/Right
arrow
keys
to
change
the
setpoint.
Press
the
SET/ENTER
key
to
(DYN1
to
DYN8) 0.00
to
99.59
(minute.second) n PV Input Setting Parameter (P.RL) PV
input
range
register
the
setting.
For
the
alarm
function
setting
parameter,
8
alarms
are
displayed
for
the
factory
default.
Menu
symbol:

(PV)
Note
that
there
are
some
parameters
which
are
not
displayed
depending
on
the
model

and
suf¿x
codes.
The
parameters
for
professional
setting
mode
(LEVL:
PRO)
are
not
The
number
of
alarms
can
be
changed
by
the
setup
parameter
ALNO.
(number
of
Param eter
Nam e of Param eter Setting Range
Initial User Display
sym bo l value setting level
described
in
this
manual.
See
User’s
Manual. alarms).
To
change
the
number
of
alarms,
see
User's
Manual.
Parameter n=1 n=2 n=3 n=4 n=5 n=6 n=7 n=8
OFF:
Disable n
Output Setting Parameter
K1:
-270.0
to
1370.0
0C
/
-450.0
to
2500.0
0F
n Alarm Setpoint Setting Parameter ALn K2:
-270.0
to
1000.0
0C
/
-450.0
to
2300.0
0F
K3:
-200.0
to
500.0
0C
/
-200.0
to
1000.0
0F
Menu
symbol:

(OUT)
VTn 0
J:
-200.0
to
1200.0
C
/
-300.0
to
2300.0
F
0 Parameter Initial User Display
Menu
symbol:

(AL) Nam e of Parameter Setting Range
HYn T1:
-270.0
to
400.0
0C
/
-450.0
to
750.0
0F sym bo l value settin g level
Param eter Initial User Display T2:
0.0
to
400.0
0C
/
-200.0
to
750.0
0F
Nam e of Param eter Setting Ran ge DYNn
sym bol value settin g level B:
0.0
to
1800.0
0C
/
32
to
3300
0F
OFF:
Disable

Set
a
display
value
of
setpoint
of
PV
n:
alarm
number S:
0.0
to
1700.0
0C
/
32
to
3100
0F Retransmission
output

0 0 PV1:
PV
PV1 EASY
R:
0.0
to
1700.0
C
/
32
to
3100
F type
of
RET

to
alarm
or
velocity
alarm.

-19999
to
30000
(Set
a
value
within
Table
N:
-200.0
to
1300.0
0C
/
-300.0
to
2400.0
0F
(RTS) LPS:
15V
DC
loop
power
supply
Alarm-1
to
-8
setpoint
the
input
range.)

0
below
EASY
n PV-related Setting Parameter E:
-270.0
to
1000.0
0C
/
-450.0
to
1800.0
0F
L:
-200.0
to
900.0
0C
/
-300.0
to
1600.0
0F
(A1
to

A8) Decimal
point
position
depends
on

Menu
symbol:

(PVS) U1:
-200.0
to
400.0
0C
/
-300.0
to
750.0
0F 100
%

the
input
type 0 0 Maximum
value
of
When
RTS
=
PV1
U2:
0.0
to
400.0
C
/
-200.0
to
1000.0
F of
PV

retransmission
output
RTL
+
1
digit
to
30000
For
the
alarm
setpoint
parameter,
alarm-1
to
-8
are
displayed
for
the
factory
default.
Param eter In itial User Disp lay W:
0.0
to
2300.0
0C
/
32
to
4200
0F (RTH) input

Name of Param eter Settin g Ran ge PV
input
type OFF EASY scale
of
RET -19999
to
RTH
-
1
digit

symb ol value setting level (IN) PL2:
0.0
to
1390.0
0 C
/
32.0
to
2500.0
0F range
The
number
of
alarms
can
be
changed
using
the
setup
parameter
ALNO.
(number
of
P2040:
0.0
to
1900.0
0C
/
32
to
3400
0F
Decimal
point
position:
When

0.0
%
RTS=PV1,
decimal
point
position

alarms).

To
change
the
number
of
alarms,
see
User's
Manual. of
PV
WRE:
0.0
to
2000.0
0C
/
32
to
3600
0F 0
%

-100.0
to
100.0%
of
PV
input
range
0 0 Minimum
value
of
is
same
as
that
of
PV
input.
Use
the
following
table
to
record
alarm
setpoints. PV
input
bias input
JPT1:
-200.0
to
500.0
C
/
-300.0
to
1000.0
F of
PV
STD
span
(EUS) retransmission
output
When
RTS=PV,
decimal
point
position

(BS) range
JPT2:
-150.0
to
150.0
0C
/
-200.0
to
300.0
0F input

Parameter Setpoint Parameter Setpoint (RTL) scale
of
RET
is
same
as
that
of
PV
input
scale.
span PT1:
-200.0
to
850.0
0C
/
-300.0
to
1560.0
0F range
A1 A5 PT2:
-200.0
to
500.0
0C
/
-300.0
to
1000.0
0F
PT3:
-150.00
to
150.00
0C
/
-200.0
to
300.0
0F 4-20:
4
to
20
mA

A2 A6 PV
input
¿lter OFF,
1
to
120
s OFF 0.4-2V:
0.400
to
2.000
V RET
current
output
0-20:
0
to
20
mA

(FL) EASY 1-5V:
1.000
to
5.000
V 4-20
A3 A7 (RET.A) range 20-4:
20
to
4
mA

4-20:
4.00
to
20.00
mA 20-0:
20
to
0
mA
A4 A8 0-2V:
0.000
to
2.000
V
PV
peak
value None 0-10V:
0.00
to
10.00
V

(PEAK) Display
only


0-20
:
0.00
to
20.00
mA
(-5.0
to
105.0%
of
PV
input
range

-1020:
-10.00
to
20.00
mV
(EU))
0-100:
0.0
to
100.0
mV
PV
bottom
value None
(BOTM)
-:
No
unit,
C:
Degree
Celsius

PV
input
unit -:
No
unit,
-
-:
No
unit,
-
-
-:
No
unit,
C EASY
(UNIT) F:
Degree
Fahrenheit

Depends
on
the
input
type.

-
For
temperature
input
-

Maximum
value
of
PV


Set
the
temperature
range
that
is

(RH) input
range

actually
displayed.
(RL<RH)

-
For
voltage
/
current
input
-



Set
the
range
of
a
voltage
/
current
Depends



signal
that
is
applied.
on
the
EASY


The
scale
across
which
the
voltage
input
type


/
current
signal
is
actually
displayed

Minimum
value
of
PV


should
be
set
using
the
maximum

input
range

value
of
input
scale
(SH)
and

(RL)


minimum
value
of
input
scale
(SL).


(Input
is
always
0%
when
RL
=
RH.)

IM 05P03D21-11EN page 7/8

n RS-485 Communication Setting Parameter (E1-terminal Area) ■
Key
Lock
Setting
Parameter
■
Error
and
Version
Con¿rmation
Parameter
(for
display
only)
Menu
symbol:

(R485) Menu
symbol:

(KLOC) Menu
symbol:

(VER)

Param eter Initial User Dis play Param eter Initial User Display Param eter Display
Nam e of Param eter Setting Ran ge Name of Param eter Settin g Ran ge Name of Param eter Statu s reco rd
sym bol value settin g level symb ol value setting level sym bo l level

PCL:
PC
link
communication
Communication
write

OFF:
Enable,
ON:
Disable OFF Parameter
error
status
PCLSM:
PC
link
communication
(with
(COM.W) enable/disable (PA.ER)














checksum)
STD
Protocol
selection MBRTU
(PSL) LADR:
Ladder
communication
Front
panel
parameter
OFF:
Unlock,
ON:
Lock

OFF Option
error
status
MBASC:
Modbus
(ASCII)
(DATA) data
(▼,▲)
key
lock (Available
for
Operation
Display
only.) (OP.ER)
MBRTU:
Modbus
(RTU)
600:
600
bps A/D
converter
error
status
1

(AD1.E)
1200:
1200
bps
2400:
2400
bps
■
DI
Function
Resistration
Parameter

Baud
rate 4800:
4800
bps 19200 Menu
symbol:

(DI.SL) PV
input
error
status
(BPS) 9600:
9600
bps (PV1.E)
19200:
19.2k
bps Param eter Initial User Display
Name of Param eter Settin g Ran ge
38400:
38.4k
bps EASY symb ol value setting level MCU
version
(MCU)
NONE:
None
PV
peak
and
bottom

Parity EVEN:
Even
EVEN 5025
(RST) values
reset DCU
version EASY
(PRI) ODD:
Odd (DCU)
Set
an
I
relay
number
of
contact
input.
Latch
release
(ACK) 5026
Stop
bit 1:
1
bit,
2:
2
bits 1 (LAT) Set
“OFF”
to
disable
the
function. ECU-1
version
(E1-terminal
area)
(STP) STD (ECU1)
LCD
backlight
ON/OFF
Standard
terminals
OFF
Data
length 7:
7
bits,
8:
8
bits 8 (LCD) switch DI1:
5025,
DI2:
5026 Parameter
version
(DLN) (PARA)
PV
red/white
switch OFF
Address 1
to
99 1 (PVRW) Product
version
(ADR) (H.VER)

■
Key

Action
Setting
Parameter AL1-AL4
Function
Registration
Parameter
■
(SER1)
Serial
number
1

Menu
symbol:

(ALM)
Menu
symbol:

(KEY) Serial
number
2

Param eter Initial User Display (SER2)
Name of Param eter Settin g Ran ge
Param eter Initial User Disp lay symb ol value setting level
Nam e of Param eter Setting Ran ge
sym bol value settin g level
Set
an
I
relay
number.
For
the
items

OFF:
Disable
AL1
function
selection
other
than
below,
see
User's
Manual.
4353
■
Parameter
Display
Level
Parameter
LTUP:
LCD
brightness
UP (AL1.S) Ex.)
Set
the
number
4353
for
AL1.S

LTDN:
LCD
brightness
DOWN to
use
the
alarm
1. Menu
symbol:

(LVL)
BRI:
Adjust
LCD
brightness Set
“OFF”
to
disable
the
function.
Param eter Initial User Dis play
User
function
key-n

LCD:
LCD
backlight
ON/OFF
switch Nam e of Param eter Setting Rang e
RST EASY sym bo l valu e setting level
(Fn) action
setting
LAT:
Latch
release
(ACK) AL2
function
selection No
function:
OFF 4354
AL:

Alarm
setpoint
setting (AL2.S) Alarm
1:
4353 EASY:
Easy
setting
mode

RST:
PV
peak
and
bottom
values
Alarm
2:
4354 Parameter
display
level STD:
Standard
setting
mode
STD EASY
STD (LEVL)
reset Alarm
3:
4355 PRO:
Professional
setting
mode

AL3
function
selection Alarm
4:
4357 4355 *

For
Professional
setting
mode,
see
User’s
Manual.
(AL3.S) Alarm
5:
4358
■
Display
Function
Setting
Parameter
Alarm
6:
4359
Alarm
7:
4361
Menu
symbol:

(DISP) Alarm
8:
4362
AL4
function
selection 4357
Param eter Initial User Dis play (AL4.S) FAIL
(Normally
ON)
output:
4256
Nam e of Param eter Setting Ran ge
sym bol value settin g level
0:
Fixed
in
white
1:
Fixed
in
red
2:
Link
to
alarm
1
(Alarm
OFF:
white,
■
DO
Setting
Parameter
(E1-terminal

Area)
Alarm
ON:
red)
Menu
symbol:

(DO)
3:
Link
to
alarm
1
(Alarm
OFF:
red,

Alarm
ON:
white) Param eter In itial User Display
Name of Param eter Settin g Ran ge
Active
color
PV
display
4:
Link
to
alarm
1
or
2
(Alarm
OFF:
symb ol value setting level
white,
Alarm
ON:
red) 0
(PCMD) switch
5:
Link
to
alarm
1
or
2
(Alarm
OFF:

red,
Alarm
ON:
white) DO11
function
selection 4358
(DO1.S)
6:
PV
limit
(Within
range:
white,
Out

of
range:
red) EASY
7:
PV
limit
(Within
range:
red,
Out
of
DO12
function
selection 4359
range:
white) (DO2.S)
10:
Link
to
DI
(ON:
red,
OFF:
white)
Same
as
AL1.S
DO13
function
selection 4361 STD
PV
color
change
high
Set
a
display
value
when
in
PV
limit
(DO3.S) Set
“OFF”
to
disable
the
function
or
SP
deviation.
0
(PCH) limit
-19999
to
30000
(Set
a
value
within
DO14
function
selection 4362
the
input
range.)
(DO4.S)
PV
color
change
low
limit Decimal
point
position
depends
on
0
(PCL) the
input
type. DO15
function
selection 4256
(DO5.S)
Guide
display
ON/OFF OFF:
Non-display,
ON:
Display ON
(GUID)
OFF:
Disable ■
System
Setting
Parameter
1:
Economy
mode
ON
(All
indications
STD
Menu
symbol:

(SYS)




except
PV
display
OFF)
Economy
mode OFF
(ECO) 2:
Economy
mode
ON
(All
indications
Param eter Initial User Display
Name of Param eter Settin g Ran ge




OFF) symb ol value setting level
3:
Brightness
10
%
(whole
indication)
Restart
timer 0
to
10
s. 0 STD
Brightness (Dark)
1
to
5
(Bright) 3 EASY (R.TM)
(BRI)
Power
frequency AUTO,
60:
60
Hz,
50:
50
Hz AUTO
Least
signi¿cant
digital
OFF:
With
least
signi¿cant
digit
(FREQ)
OFF STD
(MLSD) mask
of
PV
display ON:
Without
least
signi¿cant
digit
OFF:
Disable

Quick
setting
mode ON
(QSM) ON:
Enable
■
SELECT
Display
Setting
Parameter Depe-
nds
on

Menu
symbol:

(CSEL) ENG:
English EASY
the

FRA:
French
Param eter Initial User Dis play Guide
display
language model

Nam e of Param eter Setting Ran ge (LANG) GER:
German
sym bol value settin g level and

SPA:
Spanish
suf¿x

Register
the
operation
parameter
codes
(except
the
Operaiton
Mode)
that
is


to
SELECT
Display-1
to
-5

frequently
modi¿ed
to
display
it
in
the
0
(No
password)
to
65535

Operation
Display.
OFF STD Password
setting Setting
“0”
means
“without
password
0 Trademarks
registration (PASS) protection.”


(CS1
to
CS5)
OFF,
2301
to
5000
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For
the
setting
range,
see
User's
the trademarks or registered trademarks of Yokogawa Electric Corporation.
Manual.
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the
following
table
to
record
SELECT
Dsipaly
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