User’s Manual

CLEAN ROOM DISPLAY UNIT

CDU

Masibus Automation & Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd.

B/30, GIDC Electronics Estate,
Sector-25, Gandhinagar-382044, Gujarat, India
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Email: [email protected]
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Contents

1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 5
Foreword .............................................................................................................. 5
Notice ................................................................................................................... 5
Trademarks .......................................................................................................... 5
Product Ordering Code ........................................................................................ 5
List of Accessories ............................................................................................... 5
Product Overview ................................................................................................. 6
Safety Precautions ............................................................................................... 6

2. SPECIFICATION ............................................................................................. 7
Input ..................................................................................................................... 7
Analog Input Type Features ................................................................................. 7
Display & Keys NFLP ........................................................................................... 7
Display & Keys CDU-XP ...................................................................................... 7
Output .................................................................................................................. 7
Wireless................................................................................................................ 8
Data Logging ........................................................................................................ 8
Power Supply ....................................................................................................... 8
Environmental Condition ...................................................................................... 8
Non-flameproof Enclosure .................................................................................... 8
Features ............................................................................................................... 9

3. PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS & MOUNTING DETAILS ................................ 9

3.1 CDU ............................................................................................................ 9
3.1.1 Brick Wall Flush Mount ........................................................................... 10
3.2 CDU-XP........................................................................................................ 11

4. TERMINAL CONNECTIONS ......................................................................... 14

4.1 How to connect wires? .............................................................................. 15

5. FRONT PANEL DETAILS ............................................................................. 16

5.1 Front Panel Description ............................................................................. 16

6. APPLICATION DIAGRAM ............................................................................. 18

7. MENU LAYOUT ............................................................................................. 19

7.1 MENU LAYOUT for Integral/Remote/Cable sensor ................................... 19
7.2 MENU LAYOUT for ANALOG INPUT ........................................................ 20
7.3 Run Time Indication/Function .................................................................... 22
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7.4 PRS MODE ............................................................................................... 22
7.5 TEMP ........................................................................................................ 23
7.6 RH ............................................................................................................. 24
7.7 CH1 / CH2 / CH3 ....................................................................................... 25
7.8 OUT ........................................................................................................... 26
7.9 LOG ........................................................................................................... 27
7.10 RTC ........................................................................................................ 27
7.11 CAL ........................................................................................................ 28
7.12 PASS ...................................................................................................... 29

8. CALIBRATION PROCEDURE....................................................................... 30
8.1 Procedure for calibration zero and span of pressure sensor ..................... 30
8.2 Procedure for calibration zero and span of analog input channel .............. 31

9. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL–DNP 3 ...................................................... 32

9.1 Introduction................................................................................................ 32
9.2 Analog Input .............................................................................................. 32
9.3 Analog Output ........................................................................................... 33

10. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL– MODBUS RTU ....................................... 33

10.1 Introduction............................................................................................. 33
10.2 Function Code for Modbus ..................................................................... 33
10.3 Parameter Address Details..................................................................... 33
10.4 Exceptional Response ............................................................................ 37

11. APPENDIX ..................................................................................................... 37

11.1 Relative Humidity ................................................................................... 37
11.2 Troubleshooting...................................................................................... 38

12. FAQ ............................................................................................................... 38

1. What is batch start? ....................................................................................... 39
2. What is batch stop? ....................................................................................... 39
3. What is Minimum and Maximum Values in Clean Room Display Unit (CDU)?
39
4. When does maximum and minimum values get reset? ................................. 39
5. How Min. and Max. values are calculated? ................................................... 39
6. How many types of frames received in CDU from HT16Ew? ........................ 39
7. Which value is taken for min and max calculation in CDU? ........................... 39
8. When will min. and max. values of SCADA and CDU differ? ........................ 39

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9. When will CDU Display the data of temperature and humidity? .................... 39
10. When CDU will Display “OPEN” Message?............................................... 40
11. Why does PV-2 and PV-3 display look blank In Run time of CDU? .......... 40
12. Why time synchronization is required? ...................................................... 40
13. How to know the time stamp of Batch start / Stop on SCADA? ................. 40
14. How to know that log data is retrieved from HT16Ew? .............................. 40
15. How to know the battery status of HT16Ew? ............................................. 40
16. How to know that connection is break between CDU and HT16Ew? ........ 40
17. What will happen after connection is established from connection lost
between SCADA and CDU? ............................................................................... 40
18. What will happen with the data when the connection break between
SCADA and CDU? ............................................................................................. 41
19. What is band? ........................................................................................... 41
20. How to know that the memory is full in CDU? ........................................... 41
21. What will happen when power on-off during memory full condition? ......... 41
22. How to analyse data on wire shark? .......................................................... 41
23. What will happen when the communication is lost and it gets healthy after
few hours or Days.? ........................................................................................... 44
24. What will happen if point no.4 and point no.5 have wrong time stamp
update on SCADA? ............................................................................................ 45
25. Why unit display 0.0 value for wireless RH+T sensor while power on? ..... 45
26. How to get reading on CDU display for RH+T remote sensor with cable? 45
27. Why display is flashing in integral Sensor? What should we do? .............. 45
28. Why random value display on display and it starts flashing? .................... 46
29. How to remove error message displays on time display? ......................... 46
30. How to get Power off time of CDU?........................................................... 46
31. Why does the maximum sensor value not punch at power on? ................ 46

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1. INTRODUCTION

Foreword
Thank you for purchasing CLEAN ROOM DISPLAY UNIT CDU.
This manual describes the basic functions and operation methods. Please read
through this user’s manual carefully before using the product.

Notice
The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice as a result of
continuous improvements to the instrument’s performance and functions.
Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in the preparation of this manual.
Should any errors or omissions come to your attention, however, please inform
MASIBUS Sales office or sales representative. Under no circumstances may the
contents of this manual, in part or in whole, be transcribed or copied without our
permission.

Trademarks
Our product names or brand names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks or
registered trademarks of Masibus Automation and Instrumentation (P) Ltd. (herein
after referred to as MASIBUS).
Adobe, Acrobat, and Postscript are either registered trademarks or trademarks of
Adobe Systems Incorporated. All other product names mentioned in this user's
manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
Checking the Contents of the Package
Unpack the box and check the contents before using the product. If the product is
different from which you have ordered, if any parts or accessories are missing, or if
the product appears to be damaged, contact your sales representative.

Product Ordering Code

Check the model and suffix codes to confirm that the product received is that which
was ordered.

List of Accessories
The product is provided with the following accessories according to the model and
suffix codes (see the table below). Check that none of them are missing or damaged.
Sr. No. Description of Accessory Part number Quantity
**1 Pressure Coupler Part- 3 CDU Coupler
22mm Dia. with Accessories Drawing - 1
no.- mMP/mech/301-3
1 FLAT TYPE CSK HEAD SCREW M5x20
- 4
mm
2 SELF TAPING SCREW M5 X 20mm CSK - 2
*3 Wired RH+T Sensor CBL-CDU-TRH-10 1

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*only for remote sensor with cable

**only if Integral DP Sensor

Product Overview
Masibus model CDU Clean Room Display Unit is designed to measure and display
Temperature, Humidity and Differential Pressure in one compact enclosure.

CDU Clean Room Display Unit accepts analog input from Temperature, Humidity
and Differential pressure sensors, optionally the sensors for all 3 parameters are
integrated inside for ease of use & installation. CDU is also available in Remote
sensor with 10 meter cable option for RH + T measurement.

CDU is available in two display options either 4 digit 0.56” Red Seven segment
displays to Indicate Temperature, %RH and DP individually. CDU with LED display
option has individual LEDs for Status indication for all three channels. High and low
alarm led Indications are settable using programming modes.

CDU has inbuilt buzzer for audible process value violation. Data Acquisition can be
done on SCADA/ PLC application through RS485 using MODBUS protocol.

CDU optionally also accepts Humidity and Temperature input through wireless
Zigbee network from Masibus make HT16Ew Humidity & Temperature Transmitter.
Designed using proven micro-controller technology, this Clean Room Display Unit
has been validated to perform accurate and Reliable Performance in harsh field
environment.

Safety Precautions
The product and the instruction manual describe important information to prevent
possible harm to users and damage to the property and to use the product safely.
Understand the following description (signs and symbols), read the text and
Observe Descriptions.

DESCRIPTION OF SIGN

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2. SPECIFICATION

Input Differential Pressure(DP) Humidity(RH) Temperature(T)

input   
Integral   
Analog(4-20mA/0-
X  
10VDC)
Remote Sensor with
X  
Cable
Wireless X  
Measurement
Range
Intergral ± 500Pa, ±50.0 mmWC 0-100%RH 0-60oC
Analog -999 to 999 -999 to 999 -999 to 999
Wireless NA 0-100%RH 0-60oC
Accuracy
± 2% of FS (unidirectional ±2% RH typical, ±0.2°C typical,
Integral
or Bidirectional) ±4% RH max ±0.4°C max
analog 0.1% of full span + 1 count
Resolution
Integral 0.1/1 (user selectable) 0.1% 0.1 ºC
Analog 1 count 1 count 1 count
Response time
12 sec typically(RH+T Wireless Remote
Integral 2 sec Sensor)
2 sec typically (integral sensor)
Analog <1 sec
Analog Input Type
Features
ADC resolution 16 Bit
NMRR >40dB
CMRR >120dB
Temp Co <100ppm/oC
Input impedance >1MΩ For Voltage i/P ; 250Ω For mA i/p
Max Voltage 20VDC
Display & Keys NFLP Non-flameproof
Process Value 1,2,3 0.56" Four-digit 7 segment Red LED(DP, RH, T)
Status Indication 9 Red LED's for alarm, Batch Run, Communication
Keys Enter, Increment, Decrement, Acknowledgement
RTC 0.56" 4-digit 7 segment Red LED (Optional)
Display & Keys CDU-XP Flameproof
Process Value 0.56" Four-digit 7 segment Red LED(DP, RH, T)
9 Red LED's for alarm, Batch Run, Communication and
Status Indication
Pressure unit
Touch sense keys: Enter, Increment, Decrement,
Keys
Acknowledgement
Output
Inbuilt Buzzer provided to beep in set values violated
Buzzer
condition
RTC Real time clock with battery backup
Loop Power Supply 24VDC (±10%) @75mA with Inbuilt

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Short Circuit Protection (For Analog i/p)
Communication O/P
Interface RS485 (2 Wire)
Protocol DNP-3.0, Modbus-RTU
Baud Rate 9600,19200,38400 bps
Data Backfilling Yes (with DNP 3.0 Protocol only)
Wireless (For RH+T Wireless Remote Sensor)
Frequency Band ISM 2.4 GHz
Protocol ZigBee (IEEE 802.15.4 standard)
Transmit Power 63 mW ( +18 dBm)
Receiver Sensitivity -101 dBm
Line of sight Range
200 m typically
(outdoors)
Indoor Range 90 m typically
Connectivity With HT16Ew (masibus)
Data Logging
Memory 64Mbits
Record Type Date/Time/Year/Temperature/Humidity/Pressure
Total Records Up to 400000
Record Transmit Interval User Selectable from every 1 Min to 9999 Min
Power Supply
Standard 18-36VDC
Power Consumption <3VA
Isolation (Withstanding voltage)
• Between primary terminals* and secondary terminals**: At least 1500V AC for 1 minute
• Between secondary terminals**: At least 500V AC for 1 minute
• Insulation resistance: 20MΩ or more at 500V DC between power terminals and grounding
terminal
* Primary terminals indicate power terminals.
** Secondary terminals indicate I/O signal & Communication O/P.
Environmental Condition
Humidity 20% to 95% RH (Non-Condensing)
Ambient temperature 0 to 55°C
Storage Temperature 0 to 80°C
Non-flameproof
Enclosure
Enclosure Back Part
116 x 114 x 45 mm
W mm x H mm x D mm
Enclosure Mounting Brick wall mounting Wall mounting
Stainless Steel Front Plate
a) 205 x 205 x 100
: a) 165 x 165 mm
W mm x H mm x D mm
W mm x H mm
M.S. Powder Coated
Enclosure Material Body with Stainless Steel S.S-304
Front Flush
Weight Approx. < 1 Kg
Enclosure Protection IP 20
Terminal Cable Size 1.5mm2
Flameproof Enclosure
150 x 150 x 120 mm
Dimension (W x H x D) mm
Weight Approx. <3 Kg
Enclosure Mounting wall mounting
Enclosure Material Aluminum Alloy LM-6.
Finish: Epoxy light grey shade- 631 of IS:5
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Type of Protections: Flameproof (Explosion Proof) EX-d
Area Classification: Hazardous Location of Zone 1 & 2
Gas Groups: IIA & IIB
Enclosure Protection IP 66
Cable entry size/no: ¾” ET – 5 Nos.
Plug Details: 5 Cable gland ¾”ET
Terminal Cable Size 2.5mm2

Features
 RH, Temperature and DP measurement
 Advanced digital RH+T sensor technology
 Calibration on not required for digital RH+T sensor
 Internal sensor option (Ease of installation)
 Remote sensor option for RH + T measurement
 3 programmable alarms with visual annunciation
 Software programmable channel ranges, units & input types
 Real time clock with battery back-up
 Synchronized with server clock over RS485
 Data backfilling via D
 NP 3.0 avoiding data loss (optional)
 RS485/MODBUS RTU multidrop communication on for PLC, SCADA etc.
 FDA 21CFR part11 compliant SCADA version also
 Data logging
 Optional Wireless connectivity (with HT16Ew model)

3. PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS & MOUNTING DETAILS

3.1 CDU
Non-flameproof Enclosure For more Details Refer Fig 3.1
Enclosure Back Part
W mm x H mm x D mm 116 x 114x 45
Enclosure Mounting Brick wall mounting Wall mounting
b) 165 x 165 a) 205 x 205 x 100
Stainless Steel Front Plate : c) 185 x 185 W mm x H mm x D mm
W mm x H mm d) 190 x 170
M.S. Powder Coated Body with Stainless
Enclosure Material S.S-304
Steel Front Flush
Weight Approx. <1kg.
Enclosure Protection IP 20
Terminal Cable Size 1.5mm2

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Fig 3.1: Whole Assembly Drawing

3.1.1 Brick Wall Flush Mount

 For Brick wall Flush mount, First fit the conceal box in the wall as shown in Fig
3.2.

Dimension: (W mm x H mm x D mm)
Conceal Box: 150 x 150 x 50 SS Front Plate: 165 x 165
Conceal Box: 170 x 170 x 50 SS Front Plate: 185 x 185
Fig 3.2: Conceal Box Fitting details

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Enclosure Dimension (W mm x H mm x D mm): 165mm X 165mm X 45mm

Fig 3.3: Main Box Fitting in Conceal Box details
1. Conceal Box
2. Wall mounting screw for conceal Box
3. CDU Instrument
4. Instrument mounting screws
5. Check the Wiring before fixing the instrument.
6. Now fix the Instrument with M5X20mm MS Screws on the MS plate of the
instrument.

3.2 CDU-XP
Flameproof Enclosure
150 x 150 x 120 mm
Dimension (W x H x D) mm
Weight Approx. <3 Kg
Enclosure Mounting wall mounting
Enclosure Material Aluminum Alloy LM-6.
Finish: Epoxy light grey shade- 631 of IS:5
Type of Protections: Flameproof (Explosion Proof) EX-d
Area Classification: Hazardous Location of Zone 1 & 2
Gas Groups: IIA & IIB
Enclosure Protection IP 66
Cable entry size/no: ¾” ET – 5 Nos.
Plug Details: 5 Cable gland ¾”ET
Terminal Cable Size 2.5mm2

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Mechanical Details for IIA & IIB Enclosure

Fig 3.4: TOP FRONT VIEW OF DEVICE

Fig 3.5: INTERNAL VIEW WITH TERMINAL CONNECTION DETAILS

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Fig 3.6: BOTTOM VIEW FOR CABLE ENTRY

Fig 3.7: TOP VIEW FOR DISPLAY CARD ASSEMBLY

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4. TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

For analog input for integral Sensor input

Fig 4.1: Terminal Connection Detail of CDU

Sr.no Terminal NO. Description

V+ 24VDC + Power Supply Input
V- 24VDC -
D+ RS 485 + RS 485 Communication
D- RS 485 - Output
*1 V+ For Voltage or current input
*2 V- CH1
*3 V+ For Voltage or current input
*4 V- CH2
*5 V+ For Voltage or current input
*6 V- CH3
*7,8 24V LPS+ Transmitted power supply
#
1 +3.3V Integral or Remote sensor
#
2 GND with 10 meter cable for RH +
#
3 DATA T measurement
#
4 CLK
5 +5V External Buzzer Plate with
6 GND LED
7 Buzzer
8 LED
*only if analog input
#
Only if Integral or remote sensor with cable RH+T input

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4.1How to connect wires?
Before carrying out wiring, turn off the power to the unit and check that the cables to
be connected are not alive because there is a possibility of electric shock.
NOTE:
 All wiring must confirm to appropriate standards of good practice and local
codes and regulations. Wiring must be suitable for Voltage, Current and
temperature rating of the system.
 Provide power from a single-phase instrument power supply. If there is a lot of
noise in the power line, insert an insulating transformer into the primary side
of the line and use a line filter on the secondary side. Do not place the primary
and secondary power cables close to each other.
 Use repeater after each set of 32 instruments connected in RS-485
Communication.
 Unused terminals should not be used as jumper points as they may be
internally connected, which may cause damage to the unit.
 Unused control terminals should not be used as jumper points as they may be
internally connected, which may cause damage to the unit.
 Use >250V-1Amp Cable for Power Supply.
 Supply voltage must be below maximum voltage rating specified on the label
 If cable has two parallel wires inside then isolation between them must be 2.5
KV.

Fig 4.2: RS485 Connection Details

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5. FRONT PANEL DETAILS

5.1Front Panel Description

Symbol Function
Increment the Value of any Parameter in menu mode.
Batch run start if pressed in RUN mode.

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Decrement the Value of any Parameter in menu mode.
Batch run stop if pressed in RUN mode.

In Sub Menu it can be used to get to the next Parameter.

It is also used to save the parameters to nonvolatile memory, when user setting a
proper data by Increment and decrement key for parameter configuration.

Used to acknowledge the buzzer in Run mode.

On Long press (Approx. 5 Sec), To check min. and max. Value of PV Pressure and
PV Humidity and PV Temperature.
4 digit 0.56” inch RED Display
Display process value1.
Display Configuration mode name.
PV1
Display parameter name when user set parameter.
Display parameter value of parameter in process value field when user set
parameter.
4 digit 0.56” inch RED Display
PV2
Display process value2.
4 digit 0.56” inch RED Display
PV3
Display process value3.
4 digit 0.56” inch RED Display
Time
Display Real TIME.
T LED ON when device is transmitting some Data (RS-485).
R LED ON when device is receiving some Data (RS-485).
H LED ON when setH process value violation
L LED ON when setL process value violation
Batch LED ON when Batch Run

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6. APPLICATION DIAGRAM

Fig 6.1: Application Diagram

NOTE: While power on-off of HT16Ew always send manual frame.

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7. MENU LAYOUT
7.1MENU LAYOUT for Integral/Remote/Cable sensor

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7.2MENU LAYOUT for ANALOG INPUT

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7.3 Run Time Indication/Function
 To Run Batch, Press Increment key for 5 Sec. Calculation for Min and
Max value of will start.
 To Stop Batch, Press Decrement Key for 5 Sec. Min and Max value of will
get reset.
 To Stop Batch, Press Increment Key for 5 Sec. Increment key will work as
a toggle key to start and stop Batch.
 To Acknowledge Buzzer, Press Acknowledgment Key.
 1 For Min and Max value of PV-1 Press acknowledgment Key for 5 Sec.
Further Press Increment Key for Min and Max value of PV-2 Further Press
Increment Key for Min and Max value of PV-3.
 2 If wireless communication with Masibus Make HT16Ew gets break,
decimal point of digit 4 of PV -1 (DISP-1) will blink.
 2 If CDU receives logged data from Masibus Make HT16Ew, decimal point
of digit 4 of PV -1 (DISP-1) will steady on.
 2 If memory of CDU gets full, decimal point of digit 4 of PV -1 (DISP-1) will
blink.
1
Applicable for Digital and Integral sensor
2
Applicable for Digital sensor only.

Parameter
(PV displ ay) Default Shows
Setting Name & Description
Value Only if
Symbol Name
Integral
7.4 PRS MODE Sensor

Adjust SET POINT High value -

-50.0 to 50.0 For mmwc,
SETH
Set Point High -500 to 500 For Pascal 5
(SETH)
Note: Set Point High value cannot be
set lower than Set Point Low value.
Adjust SET POINT Low value -
-50.0 to 50.0 For mmwc,
SETL -500 to 500 For Pascal
Set Point Low -5
(SETL)
Note: Set Point Low value cannot be
set higher than Set Point High value.
Set Alarm Type for Alarm HIGH -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-H
Alarm High 0 : HI(High) HIGH
(AL-H)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)
Set Alarm Type for Alarm LOW -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-L
Alarm Low 0 : HI(High) LOW
(AL-L)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)
Minimum -
MIN Display Minimum value of PV
Value of 0.0
(MIN) Pressure For Batch Run
Pressure

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Maximum -
MAX Display Maximum value of PV
value of 0.0
(MAX) Pressure For Batch Run
Pressure
Set band for data logging
BAND Pressure DNP
0 to 50.0 For mmwc, 2.0
(BAND) BAND protocol
0 to 500 For Pascal
Display Pressure UNIT -
UNIT PA / mmWC
Pressure UNIT Pa
(UNIT) 0: Pa
1: mmWC
Set Resolution For Pressure Input -
RESO Resolution 1 / 0.1
0.1
(RESO) 0: 1
1: 0.1
It is a pressure High range for -
HRNG Pressure High display.
100.0
(HRNG) range 0.0 to 50.0 For mmwc
0 to 500 For Pascal,
Set Display Range For Pressure -
Input Unidirectional/Bidirectional
RANG Pressure UN.DR/BI.DR UN.DR
(RANG) Display Range
0: UN.DR
1: BI.DR
PV value on Display while Link -
break/Sensor open with HT16Ew
LAST / DOWN / UP
OPES Open Sensor 0 : LAST (Last PV value of RH, T) LAST
(OPES) Status 1: DOWN (Min. PV value of RH = 0.0%,
T = 0.0 0C)
2: UP (Last PV value of RH = 99.9% ,T
= 60.0 0C)
It is a filter rate of IIR filter, 0 value
FLTR Filter for
will disable the Filter. 0
(FLTR) Process value
Set value from 0-120sec
Integral
/wireless/p
7.5 TEMP or remote
sensor
Adjust Set Point High value. Set -
SETH Point High value should be greater
Set Point High than Set Point Low value. 26.0
(SETH)
0 to 60.0
Adjust Set Point Low value. Set Point -
SETL Low value should be less than Set
Set Point Low 24.0
(SETL) Point High value.

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0 to 60.0
Set Alarm Type for Alarm HIGH -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-H
Alarm High 0 : HI(High) High
(AL-H)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)
Set Alarm Type for Alarm LOW -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-L
Alarm Low 0 : HI(High) Low
(AL-L)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)
Minimum -
MIN Display Minimum value of PV
Value of 0.0
(MIN) Temperature For Batch Run
Temperature
Maximum -
MAX Display Maximum value of PV
value of 0.0
(MAX) Temperature For Batch Run
temperature
BAND Temperature Set band for data logging DNP
2.0
(BAND) BAND 0.0 to 60.0 protocol
PV value on Display while Link break -
with HT16Ew /Sensor open.
LAST / DOWN / UP
OPES Open Sensor 0 : LAST (Last PV value of RH, T) LAST
(OPES) Status 1: DOWN (Min. PV value of RH = 0.0%,
T = 0.0 0C)
2: UP (Last PV value of RH = 99.9% ,T
= 60.0 0C)
Integral
/wireless/p
7.6 RH or remote
sensor
Adjust Set Point High value. Set -
Point High value should be greater
SETH
Set Point High than Set Point Low value. 55.0
(SETH)
0 to 100.0
Adjust Set Point Low value. Set Point -
SETL Low value should be less than Set
Set Point Low Point High value. 45.0
(SETL)
0 to 100.0
Set Alarm Type for Alarm HIGH -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-H
Alarm High 0 : HI(High) High
(AL-H)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)

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Set Alarm Type for Alarm LOW -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-L
Alarm Low 0 : HI(High) Low
(AL-L)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)
Minimum -
MIN Display Minimum value of PV
Value of 0.0
(MIN) Humidity For Batch Run
Humidity
Maximum -
MAX Display Maximum value of PV
value of 0.0
(MAX) Humidity For Batch Run
Humidity
BAND Humidity Set band for data logging DNP
2.0 protocol
(BAND) BAND 0.0 to 99.9
PV value on Display while Link break -
with HT16Ew /Sensor open.
LAST / DOWN / UP
OPES Open Sensor 0 : LAST (Last PV value of RH, T) LAST
(OPES) Status 1: DOWN (Min. PV value of RH = 0.0%,
T = 0.0 0C)
2: UP (Last PV value of RH = 99.9% ,T
= 60.0 0C)
Analog
7.7 CH1 / CH2 / CH3 INPUT

Set PV Input Type

0-10 / 0-5V / 1-5V / 0-20mA / 4-
20mA

INPT INLO INHI

TYPE
0- 0V 5V
INPT 20mA
INPUT Type -999 0-10V
(INPT) 4- 1V 5V
to 999
20mA
0-10V 0V 10V
0-5V 0V 5V
1-5V 1V 5V
Table 7.8.1
*Use external 250ohms,0.1% for
current input
Can be set to any value within the
ZERO Zero Value For
Input Range & less than the SPAN -999
(ZERO) Display
Value.(Refer Table 7.8.1)
Can be set to any value within the
SPAN Span Value for
Input Range & greater than the 999
(SPAN) Display
ZERO Value.(Refer Table 7.8.1)

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Set Resolution For analog channel 1 -
1 / 0.1 /0.01
RESO Resolution
0: 1 0.1
(RESO)
1: 0.1
2: 0.01
Can be set to any value within the
INLO Input Low
Range & less the Input high 0.0
(INLO) Voltage
value.(Refer Table 7.8.1)
Can be set to any value within the
INHI Input High
Range & greater the Input Low 10.0
(INHI) Voltage
value.(Refer Table 7.8.1)
Adjust SET POINT High value -
SETH -999 to 999
Set Point High 100
(SETH) Note: Set Point High value cannot be
set lower than Set Point Low value.
Adjust SET POINT Low value -
SETL -999 to 999
Set Point Low -100
(SETL) Note: Set Point Low value cannot be
set higher than Set Point High value.
Set Alarm Type for Alarm HIGH -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-H
Alarm High 0 : HI(High) High
(AL-H)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)
Set Alarm Type for Alarm LOW -
HI / LOW / DIS
AL-L
Alarm Low 0 : HI(High) Low
(AL-L)
1 : LOW(Low)
2: DIS(Disable)
Minimum -
MIN Display Minimum value of PV
Value of 0.0
(MIN) channel 1 For Batch Run
Channel
Maximum -
MAX Display Maximum value of PV
value of 0.0
(MAX) channel 2 For Batch Run
Channel
Set band for data logging DNP
0 / 0.1 / 0.001 protocol
BAND
BAND 0: 0 to 999 For resolution-0, 2.0
(BAND)
1: 0.0 to 99.9 For resolution-0.1,
2: 0.00 to 9.99 For resolution-0.01
Filter for Filter It is a filter rate of IIR filter, 0 value
FLTR
for Process will disable the Filter. 0
(FLTR)
value Set value from 0-120sec

7.8 OUT

S-ID Source ID Source ID for Communication 1 DNP

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(S-ID) 1 to 9999 protocol
Destination(Unit) ID for DNP protocol
D-ID
Destination ID Communication 2
(D-ID)
1 to 9999
SRNO Sr.no for Communication MODBUS
Serial No. 2
(SRNO) 1 to 247 Protocol
Set Serial Communication Baud Rate -
9.6K /19.2k / 38.4k
BAUD
Baud Rate 0 : 9.6K (9600 bps) 96K
(BAUD)
1 : 19.2K (19200 bps)
2 : 38.4K (38400 bps)
Set Enable or Disable For Audible -
Process value violation
BUZR DIS / EN
Buzzer Status EN
(BUZR)
0: DIS
1: EN
BZDL Buzzer on It is a delay time to Buzzer ON. -
30
(BZDL) Delay 0 to 3600 Sec
**PAN Set ZigBee PAN ID ZigBee Wireless RH.T
PAN ID
(PAN) 0 to 9999 PAN ID
BTRY Battery Battery percentage limit for alarm Wireless RH.T
60
(BTRY) percentage Set 0-100%
** 0 pan id is not settable

7.9 LOG

Set Log mode for memory full

condition
L.MOD
LOG Mode HOLD / OVLP OVLP
(L.MOD)
0 : HOLD
1 : OVLP
DNP
Set memory reset condition protocol
M.RST Memory YES / NO
no
(M.RST) RESET 0: YES
1: NO
Set Buzzer status for memory full
condition
M.FUL
Memory FULL BZ.ON / BZ.OF bzon
(M.FUL)
0: BZ.ON
1: BZ.OF
P.TIM Set Periodic time
Periodic Time 5
(P.TIM) 0 to 59

7.10 RTC

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Set Time Format.
FRMT 24hr / 12hr
Time Format 24hr
(FRMT) 0 : 24HR
1 : 12HR
HR Set hour of RTC Real
Hour
(HR) 0 to 23 Time
MIN Set Minute of RTC Real
Minute
(MIN) 0 to 59 Time
SEC Set Second of RTC Real
Second
(SEC) 0 to 59 Time
DD Set Date according to Month of RTC Real
Date
(DD) 1 to 31 Time
MM Set Month of RTC Real
Month
(MM) 1 to 12 Time
YYYY Set Year of RTC Real
Year
(YYYY) 2019 to 2037 Time
Display only if 12hr Format
*AMPM AM / PM Real
AM/PM
(AMPM) 0 : AM Time
1 : PM
*Only shows when time format is 12 hour.

7.11 CAL

P-CZ Calibration -
Calibration Zero for PV input Pressure
(P-CZ) Zero
PCS1 Calibration
Calibration Span1 for PV input Pressure -
(PCS1) Span 1 Integral or
Digital
PCS2 Calibration
Calibration Span2 for PV input Pressure - pressure
(PCS2) Span 2
Sensor
PCP1 Calibration Calibration Point-1 for PV input Pressure
125
(PCP1) Point 1 calibration

CP-2 Calibration Calibration Point-2 for PV input Pressure

140
(PCP2) Point 2 calibration

T-CZ Calibration Calibration Zero for PV input 0.000

(T-CZ) Zero Temperature

T-CS Calibration Calibration Span1 for PV input Integral RH+T

1.000 or
(T-CS) Span Temperature
Remote
RHCZ Calibration 0.000 Sensor with
Calibration Zero for PV input Humidity
(RHCZ) Zero Cable
RHCS Calibration
Calibration Span1 for PV input Humidity 1.000
(RHCS) Span
CZ-1 Calibration Calibration zero for PV input channel 1
- analog input
(CZ-1) Zero channel 1 (PV3 Display : Current PV1)

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Calibration
CS-1 Calibration Span For PV input channel 1
Span Channel -
(CS-1) (PV3 Display : Current PV1)
1
CZ-2 Calibration Calibration zero for PV input channel 1
-
(CZ-2) Zero channel 2 (PV3 Display : Current PV2)
Calibration
CS-2 Calibration Span For PV input channel 1
Span Channel -
(CS-2) (PV3 Display : Current PV2)
2
CZ-3 Calibration Calibration zero for PV input channel 1
-
(CZ-3) Zero channel 3 (PV3 Display : Current PV3)
Calibration
CS-3 Calibration Span For PV input channel 1
Span Channel -
(CS-3) (PV3 Display : Current PV3)
3

7.12 PASS

CHNG Change Set Device Password

1
(CHNG) Password 1 to 9999
NO. Shows the Version of the Current
Version No. #.00
(NO.) Firmware
# is 1 for CDU
Examples For CDU:

1. How to Change parameter?

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8. CALIBRATION PROCEDURE
The instrument is factory calibrated for the specified range of Differential pressure
input (PV1)*, but due to long term drift of components, re-calibration may be
necessary in some cases. For calibrating the instrument a reliable source is required.
This source should be at least ten times accurate compared to the range of the
instrument.

The unit can be calibrated without opening it and without trim pots.
While calibration from Modbus please set flag to 1 on address 40201.and set it to 0
after done calibration.
For DIGITAL PRESSURE SENSOR:
8.1Procedure for calibration zero and span of pressure sensor
To calibrate CDU for Digital Sensor, zero calibration, span point 1 calibration and
span point 2 calibration are required.

Zero calibration: The value should be calibrated to zero only.

Example: if process value is 0.4, then calibrate that value to 0.0

Span Point 1 Calibration: It can be done either at positive side or negative side.
Example:
 0 to 125 Pa. 0 means zero calibration and 125 means span point 1 calibration.
 0 to -125 Pa. 0 means zero calibration and -125 means span point 1
calibration.

Span Point 2 Calibration: It can be done at positive side only.

Example:
0 to 140 Pa. 0 means zero calibration and 140 means span point 2 calibration.

To enter into the Calibration Mode, Please refer Menu Layout.

Apply appropriate Input from the source, and press ‘DECREMENT KEY’ until
decimal point of digit 4 of PV-1 starts to blink. It indicates calibration is done.

MODBUS CALIBRATION:

Calibration of pressure sensor input with Modbus RTU.

Example:
To calibrate pressure input:
Set value of zero point on Modbus holding register 40092.
Set value of span point 1 on Modbus holding register 40093.
Set value of span point 2 on Modbus holding register 40094.

Now to calibrate zero point write “1” , to calibrate span point 1 write “2” , to calibrate
span point 2 write “3” on Modbus holding register 40091.

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* No need of calibration for PV2 and PV3 for digital sensor only,
Zigbee Based communication with HT16Ew is required for PV2 and PV3 for digital
sensor only.
For ANALOG SENSOR:
8.2Procedure for calibration zero and span of analog input channel
To calibrate CDU for Analog input, zero calibration, span calibration is required.

After applying appropriate Input from the calibrator source, press ‘INCREMENT’ OR
‘DECREMENT’ KEY to bring the actual process value on display according to
applied input voltage.
Example:
At zero calibration reading expected on the display is 100 and it shows 107, one
need to adjust the process value to 100 by using ‘DECREMENT KEY’. Now press
‘ENT’ to store the calibration parameter in non-volatile memory. Similarly one can
calibrate SPAN.

MODBUS CALIBRATION:
Calibration of All three channels with Modbus RTU.

Example:

To calibrate channel 1:
Set value of zero point on Modbus holding register 40102.
Set value of span point on Modbus holding register 40103.

Now to calibrate zero point write “1” and to calibrate span point write “2” on Modbus
holding register 40101.

Note: same procedure is applicable for channel 2 and channel 3 please refer chapter
10 for Modbus address.

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9. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL–DNP 3
9.1Introduction
The unit can be connected in RS-485 communication data link either in multi drop or repeat
mode. Each unit must have unique Destination ID. Entire range of addresses (1 to 9999)
may be used. Before starting any communication, choose a baud rate compatible to the host
computer. The serial protocol used is DNP 3.

9.2Analog Input
Sr. DNP 3 Parameter
Parameter Description Access
No Point no. Type
1 Differential Pressure _ PV with time stamp 1 Integer R
2 Temperature _ PV with time stamp 2 Integer R
3 Humidity _ PV with time stamp 3 Integer R
HT16Ew Battery LED Status with wireless 4#
4 Integer R
communication status
5 Batch Run Status* (Run/Stop) with time stamp 5 Integer R
$
6 Error Code for Sensor Open 6 integer R
#
Healthy condition of battery of HT16Ew is = 0, Unhealthy condition of battery of HT16Ew (< 20%) =
128, Wireless Communication break with HT16Ew = 256, Wireless Sensor open with HT16Ew = 1024
*Batch Run = 1, Batch Stop = 0, $Refer table 9.1 for Error code
Error Code DNP point no.6 result
No error 0
SM9541 1
RHT sensor error 2
memory Full 3
Data flash IC 4
InputChannel1 5
InputChannel2 6
InputChannel3 7
multiple error 9
Table 9.1

Parameter Analog Input

DNP 3 Point no. 4
Bit No. 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
HT16Ew Battery LED Status*
HT16Ew Sensor Break

HT16Ew break
Future Use

Future Use

Description
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

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9.3 Analog Output

Sr. DNP 3 Parameter
Parameter Description Access
No Point no. Type
1. Set point 2 of Differential Pressure H 0 Integer R/W
2. Set point 2 of Temperature H 1 Integer R/W
3. Set point 2 of Humidity H 2 Integer R/W
4. Set point 1 of Differential Pressure L 3 Integer R/W
5. Set point 1 of Temperature L 4 Integer R/W
6. Set point 1 of Humidity L 5 Integer R/W
7. Acknowledge Write 6 Integer R/W

10.COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL– MODBUS RTU

10.1 Introduction
The unit can be connected in RS-485 communication data link either in multi drop or repeat
mode. Each unit must have unique Serial Number. Entire range of addresses (1 to 247) may
be used. Before starting any communication, choose a baud rate compatible to the host
computer. The serial protocol used is MODBUS RTU.

10.2 Function Code for Modbus

CODE NAME Function
Use to Read Coil status, Battery status, Wireless
01 Read Coil Status Communication break status, Sensor open
status etc.
03 Read Holding registers Use to read PV, Alarm status, Battery status etc.
04 Read input registers Use to read programmable registers
06 Preset Single register Use to write programmable register
16 Preset Multiple Registers Use to write programmable register
The error checking field contains a 16-bit value implemented as two eight-bit bytes. The
error check value is the result of a Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC) calculation performed
on the message contents.

10.3 Parameter Address Details

Sr. Parameters Absolute

Type Access Type
No. Address
1. Temperature AL1 H 1 Bit Read Only
2. Temperature AL2 L 2 Bit Read Only
3. Humidity AL1 H 3 Bit Read Only
4. Humidity AL2 L 4 Bit Read Only
5. Pressure AL1 H 5 Bit Read Only
6. Pressure AL2 L 6 Bit Read Only
7. Buzzer status 7 Bit Read Only
8. HT16Ew Battery Status 8 Bit Read Only
9. HT16Ew break 9 Bit Read Only

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10. Batch Run 10 Bit Read Only
11. HT16Ew RH+T Sensor Break 11 Bit Read Only
Sr. Parameters Absolute
Type Access Type
No. Address
1 Process Value of Pressure 30001 int16_t Read Only
2 Process Value of Temperature 30002 uint16_t Read Only
3 Process Value of Humidity 30003 uint16_t Read Only
4 Alarm Status* 30004 uint16_t Read Only
5 Battery Status 30005 uint16_t Read Only
6 Error Code 30006 uint16_t Read Only
7 Minimum Value of Pressure 30007 uint16_t Read Only
8 Maximum value of Pressure 30008 uint16_t Read Only
9 Minimum Value of Temperature 30009 uint16_t Read Only
10 Maximum value of temperature 30010 uint16_t Read Only
11 Minimum Value of Humidity 30011 uint16_t Read Only
12 Maximum value of Humidity 30012 uint16_t Read Only

Parameter Absolute Address

Alarm Status* 30004
Bit No. 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
HT16Ew Battery Status
HT16Ew Sensor Break

Temperature AL1 H
Temperature AL2 L
Pressure AL1 H

Humidity AL1 H
Pressure AL2 L

Humidity AL2 L
HT16Ew break

Buzzer status
Future Use

Batch Run

Description

#
Healthy condition of battery of HT16Ew is = 0, Unhealthy condition of battery of HT16Ew (< 20%) =
1, Wireless Communication break with HT16Ew = 1, Batch Run = 1, Batch Stop = 0, HT16Ew RH + T
Sensor Break = 1, 0 = Healthy condition, 1 = Unhealthy condition.

NOTE:
1. Process Value (PV) Error Condition value For Sensor damaged
PV : OPEN : 32767
PV: OVER : 32766
PV: UNDER : 32765
2. Process Value (PV) Error Condition Value while CDU power on-off or faulty
Sensor.
LBRK(Link HEALTHY POWER On/OFF
break) Sensor break Condition
LAST LAST Value Process Value 0.0
DOWN Min.Value of Display Range Process Value Min.Value of Display Range
UP Max.Value of Display Range Process Value Max.Value of Display Range

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Sr. Absolute Access Shows

Parameters Type
No. Address Type Only if
Pressure parameters
Set Point High (SETH) of
1. int16_t R+W
Pressure 40001
Set Point Low (SETL) of
2. int16_t R+W
Pressure 40002
Alarm High (AL-H) of
3. int16_t R+W
Pressure 40003
Alarm Low (AL-L) of
4. int16_t R+W
Pressure 40004
5. Reserved for future use 40005 int16_t R+W
6. Reserved for future use 40006 int16_t R+W
7. Band For logging 40007 int16_t R+W
8. Reserved for future use 40008 int16_t R+W
Integral or Digital
9. int16_t R+W pressure
Unit of Pressure 40009 Sensor
10. Resolution 40010 int16_t R+W
11. Pressure High range 40011 int16_t R+W Integral or Digital
pressure
12. Pressure Display Range 40012 int16_t R+W Sensor
13. OPES 40013 int16_t R+W
14. Filter 40014 int16_t R+W
15. INPT 40015 int16_t R+W Analog input
16. ZERO 40016 int16_t R+W
17. SPAN 40017 int16_t R+W
18. INLO 40018 int16_t R+W
19. INHI 40019 int16_t R+W
Temperature parameters
Set Point High (SETH) of
20. int16_t R+W
Temperature 40021
Set Point Low (SETL) of
21. int16_t R+W
Temperature 40022
Alarm High (AL-H) of
22. int16_t R+W
Temperature 40023
Alarm Low (AL-L) of
23. int16_t R+W
Temperature 40024
24. Reserved for future use 40025 int16_t R
25. Reserved for future use 40026 int16_t R
26. Band For logging 40027 int16_t R+W
27. Reserved for future use 40028 int16_t R+W Analog input
28. Reserved for future use 40029 int16_t R+W
29. Resolution 40030 int16_t R+W Analog input

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30. OPES 40031 int16_t R+W
31. Filter 40032 int16_t R+W Analog input
32. INPT 40033 int16_t R+W
33. ZERO 40034 int16_t R+W
34. SPAN 40035 int16_t R+W
35. INLO 40036 int16_t R+W
36. INHI 40037 int16_t R+W
Humidity parameters
Set Point High (SETH) of
37. int16_t R+W
Humidity 40041
Set Point Low (SETL) of
38. int16_t R+W
Humidity 40042
Alarm High (AL-H) of
39. int16_t R+W
Humidity 40043
Alarm Low (AL-L) of
40. int16_t R+W
Humidity 40044
Minimum Value of
41. int16_t R+W
Humidity 40045
Maximum value of
42. int16_t R+W
Humidity 40046
43. Band For logging 40047 int16_t R+W
44. Reserved for future use 40048 int16_t R+W Analog input
45. Reserved for future use 40049 int16_t R+W
46. Resolution 40050 int16_t R+W
47. OPES 40051 int16_t R+W
48. Filter 40052 int16_t R+W
49. INPT 40053 int16_t R+W Analog input
50. ZERO 40054 int16_t R+W
51. SPAN 40055 int16_t R+W
52. INLO 40056 int16_t R+W
53. INLH 40057 int16_t R+W
RTC Parameters
54. Time Format 40061 int16_t R+W
55. Hour 40062 int16_t R+W
56. Minute 40063 int16_t R+W
57. Second 40064 int16_t R+W
58. Date 40065 int16_t R+W
59. Month 40066 int16_t R+W
60. Year 40067 int16_t R+W
61. AM/PM 40068 int16_t R+W
OUT Parameters
62. Destination ID/Slave ID 40071 int16_t R+W
63. Baud Rate 40072 int16_t R+W
64. Buzzer 40073 int16_t R+W
65. Buzzer Delay 40074 int16_t R+W
66. Periodic Time 40075 int16_t R+W
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67. Memory Reset 40076 int16_t R+W
68. Password 40081 int16_t R+W
69. Version 40082 int16_t R
CAL Parameters
Calibration Zero and
Span for pressure
70. 1 : Zero calibration int16_t R+W
2 : Span1 Calibration
3 : Span2 Calibration 40091
71. Pressure span-1 40092 int16_t R+W Integral/remote
72. Pressure span-2 40093 int16_t R+W sensor RH+T and
73. Temp zero factor 40094 int16_t R+W Digital pressure
Sensor
74. Temp span factor 40095 int16_t R+W
75. RH zero factor 40096 int16_t R+W
76. RH span factor 40097 int16_t R+W
77. Reserved for future use 40098 int16_t R+W
78. Reserved for future use 40099 int16_t R+W
79. CH-1 PV 40101 int16_t R+W Analog input
80. CH-1 Zero 40102 int16_t R+W
81. CH-1 Span 40103 int16_t R+W
82. CH-2 PV 40104 int16_t R+W
83. CH-2 Zero 40105 int16_t R+W
84. CH-2 Span 40106 int16_t R+W
85. CH-3 PV 40107 int16_t R+W
86. CH-3 Zero 40108 int16_t R+W
87. CH-3 Span 40109 int16_t R+W
Retrieve index Parameters
88. RH+T Retrieved index 40501 Long int R+W
89. DP Retrieved index 40503 Long int R+W
90. RH+T Log index 40505 Long int R+W
91. DP Log index 40507 Long int R+W
92. Device Serial No. 40509 Long int R+W

10.4 Exceptional Response

TABLE– 8
CODE MEANING
Function code Invalid. It must be 03, 04, 06 or 16.The function code received in
01
the query is not allowable action for the slave.
Illegal address value. The data address received in the query is not an
02
allowable address for the salve.
Illegal data value. A value contained in the query data field is not an allowable
03
value for the salve.
11.APPENDIX
11.1 Relative Humidity

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It is the percentage of Actual Vapor density to the saturated Vapor density of the air.
%RH = (Actual Vapor density/Saturated Vapor density) * 100.

11.2 Troubleshooting
If the operating display does not appear after turning on the unit’s power, follow the
measures in the procedure below.

If a problem appears complicated, contact our sales representative.

IMPORTANT
Take note of the parameter settings when asking the vendor for repair.

12.FAQ

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1. What is batch start?
The starting point at which any particular task is started. Minimum and
maximum value gets reset on every batch start, and it again starts to calculate
the same. On every alarm generation buzzer will get ON if batch is started.

2. What is batch stop?

The starting point at which any particular task is ended. Minimum and
maximum value gets reset on every batch stop, and it again starts to calculate
the same. On every alarm generation buzzer will not get ON if batch is
stopped.

3. What is Minimum and Maximum Values in Clean Room Display Unit (CDU)?
It is the minimum and maximum value of pressure and temperature and
humidity calculated between every batch run / stop and the present time.

4. When does maximum and minimum values get reset?

It gets reset on every batch start and batch stop.

5. How Min. and Max. values are calculated?

It will be calculated in between Batch start and batch stop and vice versa.

6. How many types of frames received in CDU from HT16Ew?

There will be following types of data frames:
 Live data frame: it will be the data frame received from HT16Ew at
specific time interval set up from its menu parameter settings.
 Logged data frame: it will be the data frame received from Ht16Ew
after establishment of connection from connection break, if logged data
prevails during that break.
 Manual data frame: force fully pushed the live data frame to CDU.
 Power on-off data frame: it will be the data frame received from
Ht16Ew while Ht16Ew is power on reset.
 Link Check data frame: it will be the data frame received from Ht16Ew
at predefined time interval specified in HT16Ew.

7. Which value is taken for min and max calculation in CDU?

Min. and max. Values are calculated for all data frame values except Logged
data frame received from HT16Ew.

8. When will min. and max. values of SCADA and CDU differ?
It will be different when log data will be received from HT16Ew after connection
established from connection break, while batch is start / stop.

9. When will CDU Display the data of temperature and humidity?

 Manual data frame.

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 Live data frame.

10. When CDU will Display “OPEN” Message?

During power on-off if Connection is break between CDU and HT16Ew
temperature and humidity will display value according to open sensor status
save in menu mode i.e. last value, up value or down value.
If Sensor is damaged in HT16Ew, live data frame received from HT16Ew
displays “OPEN” on temperature and humidity.
If Pressure sensor is damaged in CDU, it will display “OPEN” on pressure.

11. Why does PV-2 and PV-3 display look blank In Run time of CDU?
It looks blank in PV-2 and PV-3 if only pressure input is enabled.
NOTE: According to the requirement user can configure model like single-line
display (any one out of three i.e. pressure or temperature or humidity), two-line
display (any two out of three i.e. pressure and temperature or temperature and
humidity or humidity and pressure), and three-line display (pressure,
temperature and humidity), with time display option.

12. Why time synchronization is required?

To avoid data mismatch between SCADA and CDU, It may differ the minimum
and maximum value.

13. How to know the time stamp of Batch start / Stop on SCADA?
SCADA will display the actual time stamp when the event was generated in
case of healthy communication or connection established after connection
break.

14. How to know that log data is retrieved from HT16Ew?

Decimal point of last segment of PV -1 will be steady ON while log data is
retrieving, and it will be steady ON until live data will not be received.

15. How to know the battery status of HT16Ew?

DNP3 point number 4 analog input value will be 128 for Low battery
status16Ew.

16. How to know that connection is break between CDU and HT16Ew?
 If the link check data frame will not receive at link check time from
HT16Ew then, after 20 Sec it will blink the last segment of PV -1
Display.
 DNP3 point number 4 analog value will be 256 if connection is break
between CDU and HT16Ew.

17. What will happen after connection is established from connection lost
between SCADA and CDU?
Logged data will be retrieved first and then it will update the batch start/stop,
low battery status, as well as live data frame.

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18. What will happen with the data when the connection break between SCADA
and CDU?
Data will be saved in memory of CDU that is called as logging of data.

19. What is band?

Band is defined as the exception for data logging to save the memory during
connection break with SCADA.
For ex. If the value of band is set as 1.0 from menu parameter setting.
If PV = 2 than CDU will log the data, if PV is greater than 3(PV + BAND) or PV
is less than 1(PV - BAND).

20. How to know that the memory is full in CDU?

Last segment of PV -3 humidity will start blinking and buzzer is ON. it will
be occurred during hold condition of log mode set up from its menu
parameter settings.

Buzzer can be acknowledged by pressing the acknowledgement key.

21. What will happen when power on-off during memory full condition?
While Power on-off last segment of PV -3 humidity will blink and the buzzer
is ON, only if memory is not reset from menu parameter settings.

Buzzer can be acknowledged by pressing the acknowledgement key.

22. How to analyse data on wire shark?

As shown in figure 1 it shows queries and response of different devices, it is
filter with dnp3.

Figure 1

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Figure 2
As shown from figure 2 we can filter device response with syntax dnp3.src=device
destination ID.
Blue highlight shows data byte received from device having destination ID=3.
To analyze the data follow the steps mentioned below:
Click on Distributed network protocol3.0 it expands the details.
Click on application layer it expands the details.
Click on response data objects.
Point number 1 gives Pressure value
Point number 2 gives Temperature value
Point number 3 gives Humidity value
Point number 4 gives Battery status of HT16Ew as well as wireless connection break
status.
Point number 5 gives Batch Run, Batch Stop status.
 Value of point number 4 having 0 shows healthy communication between
CDU and HT16Ew as shown in figure 2.
 Value of point number 4 having 256 means wireless connection break with
HT16Ew as shown in figure 3
 Value of point number 4 having 128 means battery low indication of
HT16Ewas shown in figure 4.
 Value of point number 5 having 0 means batch stop indication as shown in
Figure 4.

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 Value of Point number 5 having 1 indicates batch start status as shown in
figure 3.

Figure 3

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Figure 4

23. What will happen when the communication is lost and it gets healthy after
few hours or Days.?
Case 1: Communication is failed between CDU & HT16Ew.
As soon as the communication established between HT16Ew & CDU, HT16Ew
will transfer all the logs to CDU device. During the data transfer between
HT16Ew & CDU the PV2 LED will be constantly ON. As soon as the data
received by CDU it will be transferred to SCADA. The real time value such as
batch run/ stop status will be displayed only after all the data logs transferred to
SCADA system from CDU.

Case 2: Communication failed between CDU & SCADA.

In this case all the run time data will be stored in CDU device itself and it will be
transferred to SCADA system as soon as the communication re-established
between SCADA server and CDU. The real time value such as batch run/ stop
status will be displayed only after all the data logs transferred to SCADA system
from CDU.

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24. What will happen if point no.4 and point no.5 have wrong time stamp
update on SCADA?
Time sync of CDU from SCADA may not update the time stamp of point no.4 and
point no. 5 as shown in figure 1.

Figure 1

Because status of point no.4 and point no.5 will not be updated on SCADA until the
event of point no.4 and point no.5 will not generated from CDU.

In order to update the time stamp one should power on reset or wait for the event of
point no.4 and point no.5 to update the same in the SCADA.

It will update the correct time stamp of point no.4 and point no. 5 on SCADA as
shown in figure 2.

Figure 2

25. Why unit display 0.0 value for wireless RH+T sensor while power on?
Unit will display value according to Open Sensor status saved in CDU while Last
value of open sensor it display 0.0 value on Display until communication will not
healthy between HT16Ew and CDU.

26. How to get reading on CDU display for RH+T remote sensor with cable?
With accessories you have sensor with 10 meter cable, connect it on terminals and
check the same.

27. Why display is flashing in integral Sensor? What should we do?

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Display will start flashing while Sensor will be open or damaged. Please check
connections or revert to respective authority for the same.

28. Why random value display on display and it starts flashing?

While inbuilt sensor will be open or damaged display will displays value according to
status (i.e. LAST, UP or DOWN value of Sensor Range) of open sensor saved in
main menu mode of individual display.

29. How to remove error message displays on time display?

It gives time error. Please set time to remove the error message.

30. How to get Power off time of CDU?

When CDU will power on it will log one sample with
DATA: high display range of sensor + 1.
TIME: last logged data time + periodic time saved in memory.
Ex. Step-1: HT last log with timestamp 17:24:31
Step-2: CDU power off at 17:24:45
Step-3: CDU power on at 17:26:38
CDU power on it will punch high value of log (for HT and DP) with time 17:26:31.

31. Why does the maximum sensor value not punch at power on?
If the Time stamp (last log time + periodic time) is greater than the power on time
of CDU, it will not punch the future time stamp.
Ex. Step-1: Set CDU periodic Time = 2 minute.
Step-2: CDU power off at 17:30:16.
Step-3: CDU power on at 17:30:19.
Last periodic log punch with time 17:29:00, CDU power on it will not punch high
value

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