Handbook - Eurotherm Ltda

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T820 HANDBOOK2.3 MECHANICAL LAYOUT AND INSTALLATIONFigure 2.3 shows the T820 with the cover fitted and removed for clarity.DIN railLocking MechanismDIN railMounting BracketCompact FlashMemory CardCOM110/100+RedundantCOM110/100See Note+ + - -24V+ + - - 24VTERMUNTERM5W3WLK1 LK2LK2LK1Power Supplywire linkSafetyEarth StudRear CoverScrew(1 per corner)InternalBatteryRS485ConnectorEthernetConnector+ + - -24V dc supplyNote. Set RS485 Link positions (LK1 and LK2) and, if required, remove the wire link to enable a RedundantPower Supply before installing.Figure 2.3T820 - Rear ViewChapter 2Page 2 - 4HA029131Issue 3 Feb 08
T820 HANDBOOK2.3.1Mount a T820The T820 can be DIN rail or panel mounted.DIN RAIL MOUNTINGNote. Remember to set RS485 Link positions (LK1 and LK2), and if required, remove the wire link to enablethe connection of a Redundant Power Supply before installing, see Figure 2.3 parts reference.For DIN rail mounting, use symmetrical DIN rail to EN50022-35 X 7.5 or 35 X 15 mounted horizontally.1. Mount the DIN rail, using suitable bolts.2. Ensure that the DIN rail makes good electrical contact with the metal base of the enclosure.3. Guide the T820 to the DIN rail, allowing the lower teeth of the DIN rail Mounting Bracket to rest behind the DINrail itself.4. Slowly and firmly, push the top of the T820 back until the DIN rail Locking Mechanism springs back into place.This is confirmed by an audible ‘Click’. The T820 is now mounted to the DIN rail.Note. When DIN rail mounted, the unit is rated IP20.DIN railLocking Mechanism4DIN railMounting Bracket4ClickDIN railDIN rail3Rear CoverFigure 2.3.1Mounting T820 to a DIN railHA029131Issue 3 Feb 08Chapter 2Page 2 - 5
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T820 HANDBOOK7.4 THE FUNCTION BLOCK
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T820 HANDBOOK7.8 CHANGING LANGUAGE
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T820 HANDBOOK7.10 THE FILE MANAGER
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T820 HANDBOOKAPPENDIX B CUSTOMISING
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