Panasonic FP0 RTD Unit User manual

Programmable Controller

Technical Manual

FP0 RTD Unit

ACGM0159V14EN

2021.05 industry.panasonic.eu

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Important Symbols

FP0 RTD Unit

Important Symbols

One or more of the following symbols may be used in this manual:

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Table of Contents 
 
FP0 RTD Unit 
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Table of Contents 
1Unit Outline............................................................................................ 1 
1.1 Functions................................................................................................................1 
1.2 Product Number .....................................................................................................1 
1.3 Expansion Limit......................................................................................................1 
1.4 Part Names and Functions.....................................................................................2 
2Input Range Setting Switch.................................................................. 4 
3Wiring..................................................................................................... 5 
4Conversion Characteristics.................................................................. 6 
4.1 Pt100......................................................................................................................6 
4.2 Pt1000 ....................................................................................................................8 
4.3 Ni1000 ..................................................................................................................10 
4.4 Resistor ................................................................................................................11 
5I/O Allocation and Sample Programs................................................. 13 
5.1 I/O Numbers.........................................................................................................13 
5.2 Programming with FPWIN Pro.............................................................................16 
5.3 Programming with FPWIN GR .............................................................................17 
5.3.1 RTD Types Pt100, Pt1000, Ni1000..........................................................17 
5.3.2 RTD Type Resistor...................................................................................18 
6When an Error Occurs ........................................................................ 19 
6.1 Troubleshooting....................................................................................................19 
6.2 Digital Value When Out Of Measuring Range......................................................19 
7Specifications...................................................................................... 20 
8Dimensions.......................................................................................... 23 
Index ............................................................................................................. 25 

Precautions Before Use

FP0 RTD Unit

Precautions Before Use

Accuracy

When extremely sensitive temperature data is required, use the temperature data obtained 15

minutes after turning ON the FP0 RTD unit. (The temperature data obtained in the first 15

minutes is, however, within the total accuracy range.)

A rapid temperature change in the FP0 RTD unit might change the temperature data

temporarily.

A draft (air) created e.g. by a cooling fan built into the control panel and blowing on the FP0

RTD unit will lower accuracy. Avoid any kind of draft.

Programming

Between power ON and the first valid conversion data, the digital value will be 8191 or 16383.

When programming, be sure not to use the data obtained during this period.

When the RTD is broken, the digital value will change to 8191 or 16383. When programming

avoid any risks resulting from a broken RTD. A broken RTD needs to be replaced.

FP0 RTD Unit

Unit Outline

1 Unit Outline

1.1 Functions

RTD input unit for the FP0/FP0R and FPΣ/FP0H CPU.

The temperature data obtained using the RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) is

converted to the digital value to be read into the CPU.

Available RTD types

Pt100 (to IEC751), Pt1000 (to IEC751), Ni1000 (to DIN43760), and Resistor.

Temperature measurement ranges available

RTD

Type

°C

°F

Resolution 0.1K

Resolution 0.01K

Resolution 0.1°F

Resolution 0.01°F

Pt100

-200.0 … +500.0

-80.00 … +80.00

-328.0 … +800.0

-80.00 … +80.00

Pt1000

-200.0 … +300.0

-80.00 … +80.00

-328.0 … +572.0

-80.00 … +80.00

Ni1000

-30.0 … +150.0

-30.00 … +80.00

-22.0 … +302.0

-22.00 … +80.00

Resistor measurement ranges available

RTD

Type

Resolution 1 Ω

Resolution 0.1 Ω

Resistor

20 … +2200

20.0 … 1630.0

Conversion to degrees Celsius or degrees Fahrenheit possible

The temperature data measured using the sensor is converted to degrees Celsius or degrees

Fahrenheit inside the FP0 RTD unit.

Broken-RTD detector attached

A broken RTD can be detected.

1.2 Product Number

Product name

RTD input points

Product number

Part number

FP0 RTD unit

6 points

FP0RTD6

AFP0430

1.3 Expansion Limit

Number

Up to 3 expansion units can be connected to the CPU.

Position

Always install the FP0 RTD unit the farthest to the right of the CPU.

Unit Outline

FP0 RTD Unit

For further information, see page 13, I/O Allocation and Sample Programs.

1.4 Part Names and Functions

FP0-RTD6

FP0 RTD unit, front and left views

1. Input range setting switch

DIP switches to change between the input ranges (RTD types).

For further information, see page 4, Input Range Setting Switch

2. RTD input terminal block (9-pin)

Manufactured by Phoenix Contact Co. Model No: MC1.5/9-ST-3.5 (Product No.: 1840434).

Suitable wires

Size

Nominal cross-sectional area

AWG# 28 to 16

0.08 mm2to 1.25mm2

3. Expansion connector

Connects the expansion unit to the internal circuit of the control unit.

FP0 RTD Unit

Unit Outline

4. DIN rail attachment lever

The unit can be installed to the DIN rail by one-touch operation. The DIN rail attachment lever

is also used for installing the unit to the slim 30 type mounting plate (AFP0803).

5. Expansion hook

Used to secure expansion units.

Please refer to the CPU hardware manuals for details on connecting and wiring

expansion units.

Input Range Setting Switch

FP0 RTD Unit

2 Input Range Setting Switch

Input range setting switch

OFF

MODE

The following switch settings are read once when the CPU is turned on. To

change the settings, the CPU must be turned off.

Input range setting switch

OFF ONOFF ON OFF ON OFF ON

CH0, CH1, CH2 Ni1000Pt1000Pt100

OFF ONOFF ON OFF ON OFF ON

CH3, CH4, CH5 Ni1000Pt1000Pt100

OFF ON OFF ON

1s0.1s

Mode switch

Resistor

Mode switch

Resistor

Sampling cycle

Mode switch

FP0 RTD Unit

Wiring

3 Wiring

Wiring method

CH0

CH4

CH3

CH2

CH1

CH5

Input line wiring

Keep a distance of more than 100mm between the input line and the power

line/high-voltage line.

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