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16 CHANNEL SCANNER /
CONTROLLER
ISOSCAN-H
ISOSCAN-V
VER 53.XX
MAN#241R1/P1/22/300908/A
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
INDEX
MAN#241R1/P2/20/300908/A
DESCRIPTION
PAGE
1.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ..........................................................................
1.1
Installation ........................................................................................................................
1.2
Warranty ..........................................................................................................................
1.3
Special Instructions..
2.
INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................
3.
FRONT PANEL ...............................................................................................................
3.1
ISOSCAN-H ..
3.2
ISOSCAN-V..
4.
KEY FUNCTIONS AND PARAMETER PROGRAMMING...............................................
5.
INPUT SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................
6.
DIAGRAM TO SHOW SCHEME
7.
CONNECTION DIAGRAM ..............................................................................................
7.1
Supply Voltage : 85~265 V AC/DC ..
7.2
Supply Voltage : 24 VDC ...
8.
RUN TIME DISPLAYS ....................................................................................................
9.
PROGRAMMING.
9.1
Level Review
9.2
Level Group ..
10.
RELAY LOGIC ................................................................................................................
10
10.1
Onoff Control
10
10.2
Alarm Output . 10
11.
PROGRAM MODE DUIDE................................................................................................ 10
11.1
Level Review . 10
11.2
Level Initial............................................................................................... 11
11.3
Level Channel................................................................................................. 12
11.4
Level Group............................................................................................. 15
11.5
Level Setpoint................................................................................................. 16
11.6
Level Calibration................................................................................................. 18
11.7
Calibration of CJC.............................................................................................. 19
12.
TROUBE SHOOTING ..................................................................................................... 19
12.1
Error Messages ............................................................................................................... 19
13.
DATA CORRUPTION....................................................................................................... 19
14.
SPECIFICATION ............................................................................................................. 20
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION
Installation
Check that the supply voltage given to the instrument is as
specified on the terminals of the instrument. To avoid
shock hazard prevent live parts being touched and follow
wiring diagram and specifications.
ISOSCAN is a microcontroller based user programmable

ONOFF scanner / controller with 5 digit LED display for
displaying process variable, 5 digit LED display for
selected setpoint and 2 digit LED display for channel
number. A 2x16 LCD display shows status of relays,
channels, etc.
1.2 Warranty
Radix Electrosystems Pvt. Ltd. warrants this product to be
free of defects in workmanship and materials for one year
from the date of purchase.
ISOSCAN has inputs & 16 relays & 2 current outputs. It is

operated by 3 user friendly keys.
1.
Defects in workmanship and materials will be serviced

free of charge during the warranty period. Labour
required for rectifying the defects is also covered by
this warranty. Any further claims are excluded.
3.1 ISOSCAN-H
2.
Warranty servicing does not extend the period of

warranty for the entire instrument or for the parts that
have been replaced.
3.
4.
From the warranty are excluded :

a) all damage caused by improper handling, e.g. nonobservance of the operating instructions, subjecting
the product to excessive heat, moisture, corrosion,
etc.
b) damage caused by the intervention of the buyer by
unauthorised third parties
c) transport damage from the manufacturer to the
dealer or user or on the way to servicing
d) parts subject to normal wear, e.g. relays.
Any liability for direct or indirect consequential
damages caused by the instrument is excluded, even
if the defect of the instrument is covered by the
warranty.
FRONT PANEL
(1)
PV
(2)
SP
(3)
CH
NO
(4)
(5)
ALM
1
10
11 12 13 14 15 16
RLY
3.2 ISOSCAN-V
Radix liability for any breach of this agreement shall

not exceed the purchase price paid.
ISOSCAN-V
5.
Any further claims, based on any title, are excluded.
6.
In case repair service is required under this factory

warranty, please send the instrument, indicating the
exact address of the sender and defect, carefully
packed, postage paid, to : Radix Microsystems, B-1,
2nd Floor, Ghanshyam Indl Estate, Off Veera Desai
Road, Andheri (West), Mumbai - 400 053.
(1)
PV
(2)
SP
(3)
CH
NO
ALM
1
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
RLY
ALM
Special Instructions
To avoid malfunction, an RC filter should be connected as
shown across the coil of each contactor or inductive load
such as AC solenoid.
RLY
(4)
(5)
MAN#241R1/P3/22/300908/A
CONTACTOR COIL
4. KEY FUNCTIONS AND PARAMETER PROGRAMMING

No. in Figures
Indicator/ Display
Function
(1)
Measured input value (PV)

display
Displays the measured input value (PV)
(2)
Setpoint (SP) display
Displays the setpoint (SP)
(3)
Channel Number
(CH NO) display
Displays the channel No.
(4)
Relay & Alarm status

indicator LEDs
When the relays & alarms get ON or OFF, the respective LEDs becomes
ON & OFF
(5)
Channel status in LCD

display
In run mode, displays the channel status.

Displays a parameter value in program mode or the error message if an
error occurs.
In program mode, allows to change value of parameter. At parameter
VEr if pressed for 6 sec, enters in the hidden level.
In run mode, to view the data of the selected channel.
In program mode, scrolls forward through the programmable parameters.
Increments the value of the selected parameter (
+
)
In run mode, acknowledge the alarm.
(6)
In program mode, scrolls backward through the programmable parameters

in program mode.
Decrements the value of the selected parameter (
+
)
In run mode, holds the current channel in the display.
5. INPUT SPECIFICATIONS
SENSOR / INPUT
MAN#241R1/P4/22/300908/A
Pt - 6% Rh / Pt - 30% RH (B)
Chromel / Constantan (E)
Iron / Constantan (J)
Chromel / Alumel (K)
NiCrosil / NiSil (N)
Pt / Pt - 13% Rh (R)
Pt / Pt - 10% Rh (S)
Copper / Constantan (T)
Pt100, 3 wire
Linear ( 0 - 50 mV, 0 - 20 mA,
4 20 mA)
RANGE LIMITS
( C / EU )
RANGE IN WHICH
ACCURACY
IS SPECIFIED
HIGH
LOW
SCALE
SCALE
TYPICAL
ACCURACY
AT 30C
( C / EU )
WORST CASE
ACCURACY
( C / EU )
LOW
SCALE
HIGH
SCALE
400
-270
-210
-270
-270
0
0
-270
-200
1820
1000
760
1372
1300
1760
1760
400
850
400
0
0
-50
-50
0
0
-200
-200
1820
1000
760
1200
1200
1760
1760
400
850
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
0.5
5
3
3
3
3
5
5
3
2.0
-19999
19999
-19999
19999
5 EU
20 EU
MAN#241R1/P5/22/300908/A
6. ISOSCAN VER.53.XX DIAGRAM TO SHOW SCHEME
7.
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
MAN#241R1/P6/22/300908/A
7.1 Supply Voltage : 85~265 V AC/DC
MAN#241R1/P7/22/300908/A
7.2 Supply Voltage : 24 VDC
8. RUN TIME DISPLAYS

8.1 In run mode the default LCD screen appears as
below :
ALARM
<I I
<
CHANNELS I < I < <
SCREEN A
(DEFAULT SCREEN)
: Channel skipped
I : Channel not selected in any group or channel selected
in group but no setpoint is assigned to that
channel or group.
< : Channel PV value has not crossed setpoint value
: Channel PV value has crossed setpoint value
S : Channel input is underrange (REV POL) or
overrange (INPUT OPEN)
8.3 To see details of a given setpoint in the screen B :

1.
2.
3.
Press
Press
Press
The following screens G, H & I will appear :
,<
!! "
8.2 To see which setpoints are selected for a given

channel.
1.
2.
3.
Press
Press
Press
key. Channel no. 1 flashes

or
to select any channel
key to display status of selected channel
key. Setpoint no.1 flashes

or
to select any setpoint
key to display channel and setpoint data
CHXX SPXX :
gr X fshi PV
21.5
52.7
SCREEN G
!!
!
CHXX SPXX NOT FOR

THIS CHNL
CHXX SPXX UNUSED
SCREEN H
SCREEN I
The following screens B, C, D, E & F will appear :
,<
CHXX
<X X
<
STPOINTS X < X < <
SCREEN B
: Setpoint not selected in any group

X : Setpoint not selected with channel selected but with
some other channel in other group
< : CHXX PV value has not crossed setpoint value
: CHXX PV value has crossed setpoint value
CHXX INDICATOR
CHXX SKIP
CHXX INPUT OPEN
CHXX REV POL
8.4 If no key is pressed, the display reverts to the

previous screen as follows :
CHXX SPXX :
gr X fshi PV
21.5
52.7
SCREEN G
After 2 minutes
CHXX
<X X
<
STPOINTS X < X < <
SCREEN B
ALARM
<I I
<
CHANNELS I < I < <
SCREEN A (DEFAULT
SCREEN)
SCREEN C
SCREEN D
SCREEN E
Screens C, D, E & F stay for 1 second, then revert to screen

A.
Screens H & I stay for 1 second, then revert to screen B.
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8.5 Hold Mode

SCREEN F
From RUN mode display, to go to HOLD mode, press

The display DIS2 shows HOLD.
To change the channel number being displayed while in

HOLD mode : Press
and
or
to select the
required channel number.
This level is used to select channels & setpoints for a

group.
#
&
''
To select channels for group :
L : REVIEW
P:
L : GRP A NYYNNYYN
P : SELECT CH
1-8
Step 1
N Not selected
Y Selected
Press
+
) * +, +- .
SUMMARY
L : REVIEW CH DATA
SUMMARY
key. Channel 1 starts flashing
/)
Starts flashing
+
+
) * +, +011 2
) * +, +- .
SUMMARY
L : GRP A NYYNNYYN
P : SELECT CH
1-8
# #
Step 2
# *
Press
or
Setpoint value
(
.
Starts flashing
L : GRP A NYYNNYYN
P : SELECT CH 1-8
Step 3
Press
Setpoint in group Control action
(
key to select any channel, say 5
&
or
key to select / deselect channel
Channel 5 selected
Alarm type
L : GRP A NYYNYYYN
P : SELECT CH 1-8
. !! # 5 /# *
Step 4
Flashing stops
.
!
#
. !!
6
6
//+) *
!
/
6
6
After step 5, press
key to select setpoints 1-8
L : Gr A NYYNNYYN
P : SELECT SP 1-8
*
6 *
(
The procedure for setpoint selection is similar to channel

selection, as in steps 1 to 5.
# *
Selected channel
Input Type
6
.
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Step 5
To select setpoints for a group :

6
key to select channels 9-16. Repeat steps 1 to 4.
L : GRP A NYYNNYYN
P : SELECT CH 9-16
Selected channel
Press
CH10 is part of
Groups E, M & N
CH to be displayed
or not during scan
'
Unit
For second group, change Gr A to Gr B and repeat step 1

to 5.
Note : User can not change input type & resolution of
grouped channels. If user wants to change, he has to
ungroup that channel.
While grouping any channel, unit and display
resolution of that channel and group level should be
same.
10. RELAY LOGIC
10.2 Alarm Output
10.1 Onoff Control
a) Latch (Ltch)
In latch output, once relay gets ON, it remains ON
until alarm is acknowledged by
key.
ON
OFF
HI ALRM
b) Hold
Alarm is disabled at power ON. After process variable
reaches normal (non alarm) value, the alarm is enabled.
LO ALRM
2 #
2 #
DEV HI
SP = SP1 + DEV *
c) Ltch.Hold
It is combination of latch & Hold logic.
DEV LO
SP = SP1 DEV *
2 #
2 #
IN BAND
OUT BND
2 #
+,7
+,7
+,7
+,7
2 #
2 #
2 #
* - DEV = SP2/SP3 SP16
11. PROGRAM MODE GUIDE
To enter program mode, press & hold

&
keys together, in run mode.
Press
+
keys to increment the value of the selected parameter or increment the level, & press
to decrement the
value of the selected parameter, or decrement the level.
Use
key to go to next parameter.
Use
key to go to previous parameter.
To exit from the program mode & enter run mode, press
&
keys together
If no key press for atleast two minutes instrument exit from program mode & enter run mode.
keys
11.1 Level Review

STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
L : RVIEW
CHDATA
SUMMARY
MAN#241R1/P10/22/300908/A
To select the display

format
L : RVIEW GR CHNLS
SUMMARY
L : RVIEW GR STPTS
SUMMARY
L : RVIEW
SPDATA
SUMMARY
ACTION
CH DATA Channel data (CH NO.,

input type,
display option, unit & max. first 3
groups to which this channel
belongs)
GR CHNLS Group channels
(i.e the channels selected in group)
GR STPTS Group setpoints
(i.e. the setpoints selected in group)
SP DATA Setpoint data (SP NO,
SP value, control action, alarm
type, relay action & the group to
which this setpoint belongs)
Details are explained in 9.1
11.2 Level Initial

STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
Enter Program Mode
L : INIT
P:
Enter program mode from run

mode.
To enter in initial level
L : INIT
NO
P : LEVEL LOCK
First parameter in initial level is

displayed.
Selection of level lock
L : INIT
NO
P : LEVEL LOCK
L : INIT
YES
P : LEVEL LOCK
Storing of level lock
Selection of slave ID
L : INIT
P : SLAVE ID
L : INIT
P : SLAVE ID
Storing of slave ID
Selection of display scan

rate
Storing of display scan rate
255
L : INIT
1
P : DISSCAN SEC/CH
L : INIT
1
P : DISSCAN SEC/CH
to
L : INIT
99
P : DISSCAN SEC/CH
L : INIT
OFF
P : SETPOINT LOCK
L : INIT
OFF
P : SETPOINT LOCK
10
Selection of Setpoint lock
Storing of Setpoint lock
L : INIT
ON
P : SETPOINT LOCK
L : INIT
RLY OFF
P : SENSOR BREAK
L : INIT
RLY OFF
P : SENSOR BREAK
12
Selection of Sensor break

L : INIT
RLY ON
P : SENSOR BREAK
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Level lock parameter is stored and

next parameter is displayed.
Selection of slave ID
1 255 user selectable
to
L : INIT
P : SLAVE ID
Locks the level.

If the level is locked, parameters in
that level can be read but cannot
be changed.
NO - Level is not locked
YES - Level is locked
Program auto exit is stored and next

parameter is displayed.
Display scan rate for scanning the

channels
1 99 user selectable
unit sec
Display scan rate is stored and next

Setpoint Lock
OFF - Setpoints can be changed
ON - Setpoints can not be changed
Setpoint lock is stored and next

Status of o/p when sensor is burnout
RLY OFF - At open condition, Relays
remain OFF & O/P power will be 0%
RLY ON - At open condition, Relays
remain ON & O/P power will be
100%
contd
contd
STEP
NO.
13
14
15
Level Initial
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
Storing of Sensor break
Selection of Reset
parameters
DISPLAY
ACTION
L : INIT
NONE
P : RESET PARAMETS
Sensor break is stored and next

L : INIT
NONE
P : RESET PARAMETS
Resets all functions to factory set

value.
NONE
ALL Press
&
keys
together to reset the instrument
Shows Software Version. Entry to
hidden level is made through this
function by keeping
key
pressed for 6 sec.
L : INIT
ALL
P : RESET PARAMETS
L : INIT
P:
Storing of Reset parameter
11.3 Level Channel

STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
Selection of channel level from
options :
GROUP, SP, INIT
16
Selection of level channel
L : CHANL
P:
17
To enter in channel level
L : CH ANL
P : LEVEL LOCK
NO
L : CHANL
P : LEVEL LOCK
NO
18

L : CHANL
YES
P : LEVEL LOCK
19
20
Selection of channel no.
L : CHANL
P : CHANNEL NO.
L : CHANL
P : CHANNEL NO.
to
First parameter in channel level is

displayed.
Locks the level.
that level can be read but cannot be
changed.
NO - Level is not locked
YES - Level is locked
Select the number of channels
L : CHANL
16
P : CHANNEL NO.
21
Storing of channel no.
L : CH 1
TC K
P : INPUT TYPE
Channel no. is stored and next

MAN#241R1/P12/22/300908/A
contd
contd
STEP
NO.
Level Channel
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
L : CH 1
TC B
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
TC E
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
TC J
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
TC K
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
TC N
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
TC R
P : INPUT TYPE
22
Selection of input type
L : CH 1
TC S
P : INPUT TYPE
Input sensor selection

TC - B, E, J, K, N, R, S, T
Pt100, 0-20 mA, 4-20 mA
Lin V - (0-50 mV)
L : CH 1
TC T
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
Pt100
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
Lin V
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
0~20 mA
P : INPUT TYPE
L : CH 1
4~20 mA
P : INPUT TYPE
23
Storing of input type
L : CH 1
0.1
P : DIS RESOLUTION
Input type is stored and next

L : CH 1
1
P : DIS RESOLUTION
L : CH 1
0.1
P : DIS RESOLUTION
24
Selection of Display
resolution
L : CH 1
0.01
P : DIS RESOLUTION
L : CH 1
0.001
P : DIS RESOLUTION
Display resolution
1 resolution
0.1 resolution
0.01 resolution
(In case of LINEAR INPUT )
0.001 resolution
0.0001 resolution
MAN#241R1/P13/22/300908/A
L : CH 1
0.0001
P : DIS RESOLUTION
25
Storing of Display
resolution
L : CH 1
850
P : INPUT HI SCALE
Display resolution is stored and next

26
Set high scale value for

selected channel
L : CH 1
850
P : INPUT HI SCALE
Adjust the high scale value for

selected channel
contd
contd
Level Channel
STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
27
Storing of high scale value

for selected channel
L : CH 1
0
P : INPUT LO SCALE
High scale value is stored and next

28
Set low scale value for

selected channel
L : CH 1
0
P : INPUT LO SCALE
Adjust the low scale value for

selected channel
29
Storing of low scale value

L : CH 1
P : UNIT
Low scale value is stored and next

L : CH 1
P : UNIT
L : CH 1
P : UNIT
L : CH 1
P : UNIT
L : CH 1
P : UNIT
EU
30
31
32
33
34
Selection of Unit for display
Storing of Unit
Selection of software filter

Storing of digital filter
Selection of Channel skip
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
L : CH 1
A
P : DIGITAL FILTER
Unit is stored and next parameter is

displayed,
L : CH 1
A
P : DIGITAL FILTER
L : CH 1
E
P : DIGITAL FILTER
Software Input Filter

A no filtering of input
B
minimum
C
to
D
maximum
E
filtering
L : CH 1
NO
P : CHANNEL SKIP
Digital filter is stored and next

to
L : CH 1
NO
P : CHANNEL SKIP
L : CH 1
YES
P : CHANNEL SKIP
35
Storing of Channel skip
L : CH 1
0
P : DISPLAY OFFSET
L : CH 1
-125
P : DISPLAY OFFSET
36
Selection of display offset

to
MAN#241R1/P14/22/300908/A
L : CH 1
125
P : DISPLAY OFFSET
37
Storing of display offset
Unit is selected from options :

C, F, K, Engineering unit for
linear input only
L : CHANL
P:
Skip or scan channel

NO channel scanned
YES channel not scanned
Channel skip is stored and next

Offset added to displayed Process
Variable
User selectable range
-125 to 125 (1 resolution)
-12.5 to 12.5 (0.1 resolution)
-1.25 to 1.25 (0.01 resolution)
-0.125 to 0.125 (0.001 resolution)
-0.0125 to 0.0125 (0.0001
resolution)
Display offset is stored and next
11.4 Level Group

STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
options :
SP, INIT
38
Selection of level group
L : GROUP
P:
To enter in group level
L : GROUP
P : LEVEL LOCK
NO
L : GROUP
P : LEVEL LOCK
NO
L : GROUP
YES
P : LEVEL LOCK
L : GROUP
A
P : SELECT GROUP
First parameter in group level is

displayed.
Locks the level.
changed.
NO Level is not locked
YES Level is locked
L : GROUP
A
P : SELECT GROUP
Selection of group no.
Select the number of groups
to
L : GROUP
P
P : SELECT GROUP
43
44
45
Storing of group no.
Selection of Unit for display
Storing of unit
L : GRP A
P : UNIT
L : GRP A
P : UNIT
L : GRP A
P : UNIT
L GRP A
P : UNIT
L : GRP A
P : UNIT
EU
L : GRP A
0.1
P : DIS RESOLUTION
Group no. is stored and next

Unit is selected from options :

C, F, K, Engineering unit for
linear input only
Unit type is stored and next

L : GRP A
1
P : DIS RESOLUTION
L : GRP A
0.1
P : DIS RESOLUTION
46
Selection of Display
resolution
L : GRP A
0.01
P : DIS RESOLUTION
L : GRP A
0.001
P : DIS RESOLUTION
Display resolution
1 resolution
0.1 resolution
0.01 resolution
0.001 resolution
0.0001 resolution
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L : GRP A
0.0001
P : DIS RESOLUTION
47
Storing of Display
resolution
L : GRP A
850
P : INPUT HI SCALE
Display resolution is stored and

47
Storing of Display
resolution
L : GRP A
850
P : INPUT HI SCALE
Display resolution is stored and

contd
contd
Level Group
STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
48
Set high scale value for

selected channel
L : GRP A
850
P : INPUT HI SCALE
Adjust the high scale value for

selected channel
49
Storing of high scale value

L : GRP A
0
P : INPUT LO SCALE
High scale value is stored and next

50
Set low scale value for

selected channel
L : GRP A
0
P : INPUT LO SCALE
Adjust the low scale value for

selected channel
51
Select channels from 1 8

in a group
L : GRPA NNNNNNNN
P : SELECT CH 1-8
52
Select channels from 9

16 in a group
L : GRPA NNNNNNNN
P : SELECT CH 9-16
53
Select setpoints from 1 8

in a group
L : GRPA NNNNNNNN
P : SELECT SP 1-8
54
Select setpoints from 9

16 in a group
L : GRPA NNNNNNNN
P : SELECT SP 9-16
11.5 Level Setpoint

STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
33
Selection of level setpoint
L : SETPT
P:

options :
INIT, CHANL, GROUP
3;
To enter in setpoint level
L : SETPT
NO
P : LEVEL LOCK
First parameter setpoint level is

displayed.
3<
38
39
Selection of setpoint no.
L : SETPT
YES
P : LEVEL LOCK
Locks the level.

changed.
NO Level is not locked
YES Level is locked
L : SETPT GR A
P : SETPOINT NO.

L : SETPT GR A
P : SETPOINT NO.
L :SETPT
NO
P : LEVEL LOCK
to
Select the number of setpoints
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L : SETPT GR A
16
P : SETPOINT NO.
Storing of setpoint no.
L : SP 1
50.0
P : SETPOINT VALUE
Setpoint no. is stored and next

Setpoint value of selected

setpoint
L : SP 1
70.0
P : SETPOINT VALUE
Setpoint value is adjusted
contd
contd
STEP
NO.
;
Level Setpoint
DESCRIPTION
Storing of setpoint value
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
L : SP 1
0.1
P : HYSTERISIS
Setpoint value is stored and next

Set hysterisis value of

selected setpoint
L : SP 1
1.1
P : HYSTERISIS
Hysteresis
User selectable range
0.1 - 99.9 (1 resolution)
0.01 - 9.99 (0.1 resolution)
0.001 - 0.999 (0.01 resolution)
0.0001 - 0.0999 (0.001 & 0.0001
resolution)
;:
Storing of hysterisis
L : SP 1
HEAT
P : RELAY LOGIC
Hysteresis is stored and next

L : SP 1
NONE
P : RELAY LOGIC
L : SP 1
HI ALRM
P : RELAY LOGIC
L : SP 1
LO ALRM
P : RELAY LOGIC
;3
Selection of relay logic
L : SP 1
DEV HI
P : RELAY LOGIC
L : SP 1
DEV LO
P : RELAY LOGIC
SP operating mode
NONE - Indicator
HI ALRM - Full scale high alarm
LO ALRM - Full scale low alarm
DEV HI - Deviation high alarm
DEV LO - Deviation low alarm
IN BAND - In band alarm
OUT BND - Out band alarm
L : SP 1
IN BAND
P : RELAY LOGIC
L : SP 1
OUT BND
P : RELAY LOGIC
;;
Storing of relay logic
L : SP 1
SELFRST
P : ALARM TYPE
Relay logic is stored and next

L : SP 1
SELFRST
P : ALARM TYPE
L : SP 1
LATCH
P : ALARM TYPE
;<
Selection of Alarm type

L : SP 1
HOLD
P : ALARM TYPE
Types of alarm SP
SELFRST - Autoreset alarm
LATCH - Alarm condition is latched
HOLD - Disable alarm on power
ON
LT+HOLD - Latch & Hold together
L : SP 1
LT+HOLD
P : ALARM TYPE
;8
;9
Storing of Alarm type
L : SP 1
NORMAL
P : RELAY ACTION
Alarm type is stored and next

L : SP 1
NORMAL
P : RELAY ACTION
NORMAL - Relay ON below SP for

HEAT, above SP for HI ALARM, etc
REVERSE Relay OFF instead of
ON in above
Selection of Relay action
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L : SP
REVERSE
P : RELAY ACTION
<
Storing of relay action
L : SP 1
ON
P : LED AT RELAY ON
Relay action is stored and next

contd
contd
STEP
NO.
<
<
Level Setpoint
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
L : SP 1
ON
P : LED AT RELAY ON
Selection of LED at relay

on
L : SP 1
OFF
P : LED AT RELAY ON
Storing of LED at relay on

L : SETPT
P:
ACTION
LED indicator mode

ON - Relay ON, LED ON
OFF - Relay ON, LED OFF
LED at relay on is stored and next

11.6 Level Calibration

Note : Do not proceed through this section unless there is definite need to re-calibrate the instrument. All previous calibration
data will be lost. Do not attempt recalibration unless you have available appropriate calibration equipment. If calibration data is
lost, you will need to return the instrument to your supplier who may charge you a service fee to recalibrate the instrument.
Press
key when Ver 53.XX is displayed in level init.
User calibration should be done for Channel 1
STEP
NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DISPLAY
ACTION
<
Calibration level
L : CAL
P:
Level cal is selected
<:
To enter in cal level
L : CAL
OFF
P : USER CALIBRATE
Second parameter in cal level is

displayed.
L : CAL
OFF
P : USER CALIBRATE
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Calibration of channel1
L : CAL
ON
P : USER CALIBRATE
Select options
OFF Calibration off
ON Calibration on
DO Allows to do calibration
L : CAL
DO
P : USER CALIBRATE
<;
To do calibration of
channel1
L : CAL
DO
P : USER CALIBRATE
Allows to do calibration of channel1
<<
Feed low input from known

standard source (eg
microcal)
L : CAL
0.5
P : USERCAL LO.SCL
Press
key, uncalibrated low
value of input is displayed
<8
Adjust the display
L : CAL
0.0
P : USERCAL LO.SCL
Adjust the display till it corresponds

to the lower limit of input detected
<9
Feed high input from

known standard source (eg
microcal)
L : CAL
999.8
P : USERCAL HI.SCL
Press
key, uncalibrated high
value of input is displayed
Adjust the display
L : CAL
1000.0
P : USERCAL HI.SCL
Adjust the display till it corresponds

to the higher limit of input detected
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L : CAL
NO
P : CALIBRATE EXIT
Calibration exit
To save calibration & exit
L : CAL
YES
P : CALIBRATE EXIT
L : CAL
YES
P : CALIBRATE EXIT
Select options
NO - Calibration is not saved
YES - Calibration is saved
Calibration is saved & enters in run

mode
11.7 Calibration of CJC

Note : Do not proceed through this section unless there is definite need to re-calibrate the instrument. All previous calibration
data will be lost. Do not attempt recalibration unless you have available appropriate calibration equipment. If calibration data is
lost, you will need to return the instrument to your supplier who may charge you a service fee to recalibrate the instrument.
Press
key when Ver 53.XX is displayed in level init.
CJC calibration should be done for Channel 1 & T/C K input type.
STEP
NO.
KEY TO BE
PRESSED
DESCRIPTION
DISPLAY
ACTION
Calibration level
L : CAL
P:
Level cal is selected
8:
To enter in cal level
L : CAL
24.7
P : CJC CALIBRATE
First parameter in cal level is

displayed.
83
Adjust the CJC of

instrument to room
temperature as per
standard source
L : CAL
26.0
P : CJC CALIBRATE
Adjust CJC
8;
To save calibration of CJC

& exit
L : CAL
26.0
P : CJC CALIBRATE
Adjusted CJC is stored & program

enters in run mode
12. TROUBLE SHOOTING

12.1 Error Messages
Display Symbol
PARAMETERS BAD
RESET BAD
Cause
Solution
This message can occur while exiting from

program mode. The cause is improper
selection of some parameter
This message occurs if input wires are not
connected or broken
This message occurs in case of negative
over range/ under range at input
13. DATA CORRUPTION
Press
key which will show the wrongly
selected parameter & its value, correct it
Check input signal

Check input wiring
PARAMETERS BAD
RESET BAD
In case of corruption of user programmed data, a message
& ProG Error is displayed on seven segment
display at power on & the instrument does not proceed further until the corrupted data is cleared by user.
If user wants to clear only the corrupted parameter, press
&
keys together to go to corrupted parameter.
If user wants to reset all parameters to their default values, then press & hold
change to reset all.
key & then press
&
key to
PARAMETERS BAD
RESET ALL
If you proceed further, all programmed parameters will be set to their default values. Instrument will require recalibration also.
After pressing
&
keys together, it displays
L : CH 1
NONE
P : INPUT TYPE
Instrument now requires initial selection which include input type.
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Press & hold
key & then press
When selection is over, press
&
&
to select input. Select INPUT TYPE for all the channels.
keys together which will enable the instrument to enter run mode.
14. RS485 COMMUNICATION

For RS485 communication refer MODBUS/RTU & RS485 - INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE provided with this manual. The slave
ID of the instrument is set by programming of SLAVE ID parameter as explain in section 10.
15. SPECIFICATION
Specifications & features are subject to change without notice.
INPUTS
Maximum no. of
channels (X)
Input types
Thermocouple
RTD
Linear input
COMMUNICATION
Port
16
B, E, J, K, N, R, S, T
Pt100, 3-wire
0~50 mV, 0~20 mA, 4~20 mA
(each input independently
scaleable and without any DIP
reconfiguration)
< 1.6 seconds for 16 channels
lessSuitable for low (leakage)
voltages
than 3V AC
Channel scan rate

Channel-to-channel
isolation
Input protection
Thermocouple, mV,
RTD inputs
Current inputs
Range limits
Accuracy
Cold junction
compensation
Sensor break protection
10 V DC max
Current limit < 30 mA, 28 VDC max
See Sec 5
See Sec 5
Automatic
User programmable
CONTROL
Control functions
ONOFF control
Heat or Cool or Cool with

compressor time delay
(version 11.XX, 41.XX & 51.XX)
Alarm functions
High alarm
Low alarm
Deviation high alarm
Deviation low alarm
Inband alarm
Outband alarm
Control action
Direct / reverse
Hysteresis
0.1 - 99.9 C / F / EU
Compressor ON time delay 1 - 200 sec
Autoreset, Latch, Hold,
Alarm type
Latch + Hold
Latch (Ltch) Once relay gets ON, it remains
'ON' until alarm is acknowledged
by key.
Hold Alarm is disabled at power ON.
After process variable reaches
normal (non alarm) value, the
alarm is enabled.
Ltch.Hold Combination of Latch & Hold
logic.
OUTPUTS
Maximum no. of outputs
(Y)
Output type
Relay contact type
Relay contact rating
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ADJUSTMENTS
Setpoint
Alarm
Unit
Resolution
#
AN ISO 9001:2000 COMPANY
Alarm status
Relay status
CALIBRATION
Zero & span
INDICATION
Display type
16
(8 inbuilt, 8 in external relay unit)
a) Electromagnetic relay
b) SSR drive
NO-C
5A / 230V AC, resistive
0.56 (15 mm), 7 - segment LED

and 2x16 character LCD display
Upper, 4 digit, LED display
Middle, 4 digit, LED display
Lower, 2 digit, LED display
16 LEDs for alarm, 16 LEDs for
relay status & 2x16 LCD
Process variable
Setpoint
Channel no.
Status indication
OTHER
Keypad
Memory for programmed
parameters
Field Connections
Plug-in Terminal Type
Supply voltage
Power consumption
Dimensions (in mm)
ISOSCAN-H
ISOSCAN-V
FLP ISOSCAN
Mounting
Read only
Read & write from the host
computer
Read only
Read only
Through front panel keys &
display
Sensor span and sensor zero
Room temperature
User calibration
CJC calibration
FLP enclosure
Full range adjustable

Full range adjustable
User selectable
User selectable
0.0001,0.001,0.01, 0.1or 1 for
linear input, 0.1 or 1 for
temperature
OTHER MAJOR
PARAMETERS
Setpoint lock
Level lock
Display scan rate
SKIP channel
Display channel
Baud rate
Protocol
Slave ID
Minimum polling interval
Parameters
Process variables
Setpoints
a) RS485, non-isolated
b) RS485, isolated
9600 bps
Modbus RTU
User programmable, 1~255
250 milliseconds
ISOSCAN-H
ISOSCAN-V
FLP ISOSCAN
Protection (FLP enclosure)

Operating ambient
temperature
Relative humidity
Membrane, tactile, 3 keys

Non-volatile, indefinite duration
Screw type connections in plug-in
terminals
a) Standard (Brass nickel plated)
b) Gold plated
a) 85~265 V AC, 50/60 hz
b) 24 V DC supply
5 watts
96(H)x192(W)x220(D)
192(H)x96(W)x220(D)
X8Y8 & below :
420(H)x365(W)x165(D)
X12Y0 & above :
500(H)x365(W)x165(D)
In panel cutout of 92x184 mm
Surface
Certified flameproof for
gas groups I, IIA & IIB
IP55
0 - 50 C
Below 90%, non condensing
EXTERNAL RELAY UNIT

Dimensions
Mounting
PRINTER INTERFACE
Dimensions (in mm)
Mounting
Connection
Printer type
Dot Matrix
75(H)x100(W)x110(D)
Snap on for 35mm DIN rail to
DIN 46277
96(H)x96(W)x120(D)
25 pin male D type connector
EPSON LX-300, LX-300+,
EPSON LX-800
1~99 seconds/channel
Enable/disable
Display/hide
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16 CHANNEL SCANNER /

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ..........................................................................

FRONT PANEL ...............................................................................................................

KEY FUNCTIONS AND PARAMETER PROGRAMMING...............................................

DIAGRAM TO SHOW SCHEME

CONNECTION DIAGRAM ..............................................................................................

Supply Voltage : 85~265 V AC/DC ..

Supply Voltage : 24 VDC ...

RUN TIME DISPLAYS ....................................................................................................

RELAY LOGIC ................................................................................................................

PROGRAM MODE DUIDE................................................................................................ 10

TROUBE SHOOTING ..................................................................................................... 19

Error Messages ............................................................................................................... 19

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

ISOSCAN is a microcontroller based user programmable

ISOSCAN has inputs & 16 relays & 2 current outputs. It is

Defects in workmanship and materials will be serviced

Warranty servicing does not extend the period of

From the warranty are excluded :

Radix liability for any breach of this agreement shall

Any further claims, based on any title, are excluded.

In case repair service is required under this factory

4. KEY FUNCTIONS AND PARAMETER PROGRAMMING

Measured input value (PV)

Displays the measured input value (PV)

Setpoint (SP) display

Displays the setpoint (SP)

Displays the channel No.

Relay & Alarm status

Channel status in LCD

In run mode, displays the channel status.

In program mode, scrolls backward through the programmable parameters

6. ISOSCAN VER.53.XX DIAGRAM TO SHOW SCHEME

7.1 Supply Voltage : 85~265 V AC/DC

7.2 Supply Voltage : 24 VDC

8. RUN TIME DISPLAYS

8.3 To see details of a given setpoint in the screen B :

The following screens G, H & I will appear :

8.2 To see which setpoints are selected for a given

key. Channel no. 1 flashes

key. Setpoint no.1 flashes

CHXX SPXX NOT FOR

The following screens B, C, D, E & F will appear :

: Setpoint not selected in any group

CHXX INPUT OPEN

CHXX REV POL

8.4 If no key is pressed, the display reverts to the

Screens C, D, E & F stay for 1 second, then revert to screen

8.5 Hold Mode

From RUN mode display, to go to HOLD mode, press

To change the channel number being displayed while in

This level is used to select channels & setpoints for a

To select channels for group :

key. Channel 1 starts flashing

key to select any channel, say 5

key to select / deselect channel

After step 5, press

key to select setpoints 1-8

The procedure for setpoint selection is similar to channel

To select setpoints for a group :

key to select channels 9-16. Repeat steps 1 to 4.

For second group, change Gr A to Gr B and repeat step 1