Ronan X96S WEIGH SCALE Manuale Utente

InstructionsandOperating ManualX96SWEIGH SCALE60%Ronan EngineeringMain MenuVariablesStatus DisplayConfigurationDigital OutputsDigital InputsAuto CalCa

6PasswordNotice:To access the Programming Menu, the Password is 101010.Step 1: Power Up – You should now be on the Status Screen.Step 2: Press F3 to g

7Menus/OperationMenu TreesThe Ronan X96S Weigh scale uses a tree structured menu system.Ronan X96S – Weigh ScaleVariables VariablesStatus DisplayConfi

8ConfigurationOperation FilteringOperationRate Filtering Dyn Track [enable]Weight Detector Fault Sigma [number]Speed Linearization Fast TC [seconds]He

9Continued fromPrevious PageConfigurationOperation Alarms Alarm [number]RateWeight Alarm 1 Source [variable]Speed Alarm 2Alarm Type [none,low,high,ran

10Digital OutputsOutput OutputSelect SourcesPolarity Relay 1Relay 2Relay 3Relay 4TTL 1TTL 2TTL 3TTL 4Select SourcesAlarm 1 [yes/no]Alarm 2 [yes/no]Ala

11CalibrationState [state]Ref Constants Ref Constants Low ReferenceCalibrateCal Speed Ref Mode [mode] ReferenceRef Date [date] Ref Time [time] Ref Wei

12Root MenuThe root menu is titled “Ronan X96S – Weight”. It contains the following items:ITEM FUNCTIONVariablesSelecting this choice takes the user t

13Displays MenuThe menu titled “Displays” contains the following item:ITEM FUNCTIONStatus DisplaySelecting this choice takes the user to the Status Di

14Configuration MenuThe Variables menu is used to access area configuration menus. It contains the following items:ITEM FUNCTIONOperationSelecting thi

15Filtering MenuThe Filtering menu is used to configure the parameters associated with the weight measurement filter. It contains thefollowing items:I

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16Linearization MenuThe X96S is capable of performing a multi-point linearization of the weight data when required by an application. Thelinearizatio

17Rate MenuThe Rate Config menu is used to configure the parameters associated with the Rate measurement. It contains the followingitems:ITEM FUNCTION

18Weight MenuThe Weight Config menu is used to configure the parameters associated with the Weight measurement. It contains thefollowing items:ITEM FU

19Head Temp Config MenuThe Head Temp Config menu is used to configure the parameters associated with the detector electronics temperaturemeasurement.

20Remote Totalizer MenuThe Remote Totalizer menu is used to configure the parameters associated with the Remote Totalizer. It contains thefollowing it

21AlarmsThe Alarms menu is used to configure the parameters associated with the analog alarms.ITEM FUNCTIONSourceShow, and allows the user to set the

22Hardware MenuThe Hardware menu is used to define the type of hardware used to provide measurements and radiation. It contains thefollowing items:ITE

23Source Type MenuThe Source Type menu is used to define the type of radiation source used. It contains the following items:ITEM FUNCTIONSource TypeSh

24Analog Out Cnfg MenuThe Analog Out Cnfg menu is used to set where the source of power is internal or external. It contains the following items:ITEM

25Digital Outputs MenuThis menu is used to view and configure the digital outputs. It contains the following items:ITEM FUNCTIONOutputShows and allow

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26Digital Inputs MenuThis menu is used to view and configure the digital inputs. It contains the following item:ITEM FUNCTIONInput 1Selecting this it

27Calibration MenuThis menu is used to view and control the calibration of the X96S Weigh Scale. It contains the following items:ITEM FUNCTIONStateSh

28Calibrate MenuThis menu is used to access the various weight calibration procedures. It contains the following items:ITEM FUNCTIONStateShows the st

29ITEM FUNCTIONLow Speed CalThis item invokes a method that performs the low speed calibration procedureLow SpeedShows and allows the user to set the

30Aux Loop Cfg MenuThis menu is used to access the secondary 4-20ma loop calibration procedures. It contains the following items:ITEM FUNCTIONSV isSh

31X96S Local DisplayThe X96S Local Display consists of a 16 line by 21 characterdisplay and a 10 key keypad. The top line of the display isreserved fo

32Editing ValuesThe editing of different types of values is designed around the use of the four direction keys and up to 4 function keys. The leftand

33SourceInspection andInstallationSafety PrecautionsPlease see the Basic Radiation Safety Manual which isshipped with the source and source holder. I

34Mechanical MountingReview the Configuration Drawing which isincluded in the Drawing Chapter of this manual.Please reference the dimensional drawings

35Electrical Installation of Interconnect WiringDO NOT APPLY POWER until wiring is carefullychecked.Wire the equipment according to the detailedinterc

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36Microprocessor VerificationRotate latch clockwise to open the enclosure door.Next remove the computer front cover by sliding theblack tabs down. Che

37Power-upBefore applying power, ensure all boards are fullyseated in frame’s slots. Close front door of the X96Sand secure the door...When power is

38PasswordNotice:To access the Programming Menu, the Password is 101010.Step 1: Power Up – You should now be on the Status Screen.Step 2: Press F3 to

39CalibrationInitial calibration consists of two parts, the belt speed calibration and the mass density calibration.The belt speed calibration correla

40High Speed CalibrationPROCEDURE(For weigh scales using tachometer or encoder for speed). If speed input is a signal from a line downcontact, see Spe

41Speed Calibration with Line Down ContactPROCEDURE(For weigh scales using line down contact for speed signal)(If the weigh scale uses encoder or tach

42Mass Density Low/Reference and High/CalibrationThe mass density calibration correlates the detector counts to the mass upon belt. This can be achiev

43High CalibratePROCEDURE (Option 1)Passing or collecting a known amount of material through the scale and manually entering the L.F.value(Loading Fac

44High Calibrate (Continued)PROCEDURE (Option 1 Continued)Calculate the new L.F. (Loading Factor) and input the value into the X96SUsing the Ronan loc

45High Calibrate (Continued)PROCEDURE (Option 2)Placing a static load on the belt that you must weigh):Before proceeding, ensure that the belt is load

1OverviewThe X96S is a family of measurement products that is intended to replace the current X96N and X99 product families. Theseproducts:• use nucl

46High Calibrate (Continued)PROCEDURE (Option 3)An alternative to calibrating with process material is to use an absorber plate. The procedure is muc

47For future reference, document these items:(a) Environmental/process conditions (densities, temperatures, etc.) that influence the reference/cali

48ConfigurationRonan ships the Weight Scale System with factory-default software settings. Those settings are responsible for the informationthat ini

49DetectorScintillator DetectorDescription The Ronan scintillation detector consists of three main components: Theplastic scintillation crystal, the p

50Detector Service The critical components of the electronic circuit and thePMT/Crystal Assembly are aligned before leaving thefactory. If any compon

51ION ChamberDetector/Amplifier Ronan’s ion chamber detector is filled with an inertAssembly high-pressure gas. It uses low-voltage (-15VDC) biasand

52Servicing the Detector The ion-chamber detector contains pressurized inert gas. The ionchamber itself is not serviceable and must be returned to th

53Detector Removal/Replacement\ELONGATED DETECTORS NOTES:To avoid damage in shipment or installation, theelongated detectors are packaged separate fro

54Removing the DetectorAmplifier Circuit Board(CBAY-6102)Follow this procedure to remove the electrometer amplifier circuitboard:1. Remove the amplif

55ElectronicsX96-2001PLX96-2001PL is a CPU Module that comes without firmware.X96-2002PLX96-2002PL is the local Graphics L.C.D. Module. This optional

2Basic ConceptsCommunicationsThe Ronan X96S Weigh Scale provides both 4-20 mA current loop and HART communications.4-20 MAFor many years, the field co

56X96-2008PLX96-2008PL is the Digital Input/Output Module. A total of 16 bits of digital I/O and wetting/encoder power is provided by themodule.8 isol

57OptionsX96S Mechanical Chassis Part NumbersPART NUMBER DESCRIPTIONX96S-N4-1 X96S NEMA 4 Enclosure, 6 Position, with Front Panel L.C.D. & Motherb

58SPECIFICATIONSMODEL X96SProcess Computer: Microprocessor-based unit wit a liquid crystal display, push-button interface,HART® Communications, proces

59RegulationsRegulations will be supplied with Radiation Safety Manual.

60Drawings5.875[149.21mm]11.500[292.11mm]2.000[50.80mm]7.500[190.50mm]11.500[292.10mm]9.500[241.30mm]0.312[07.92mm]X96-N4-1Outline AssemblyDrawing

61AB8.000[203.20mm]10.340[262.64mm]X96S-SMOutline/AssemblyDrawing

62Mounting Plate

63X96STerminal Arrangements

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3Device Variable ValueRate RateWeight WeightSpeed SpeedHead Temp Head TemperatureConfiguration VariablesThe Ronan X96S Weigh scale has many configurat

4TheoryTheory of Radiation GagingRadiation gages operate on the principle of radiation absorption and transmission.A beam of gamma radiation is direct

5Principles of OperationThe detector's raw output signal is processed through several stages of software in the X96S.Some of the more significant