Instructions for installation and operation Data Display DD 109 ...

EN - englishInstructions for installation and operationData DisplayDD 109Options:Ethernet interfaceAnalogue input module

Contents1 Safety instructions..................................................................................................................................52 Field of application .................................................................................................................................63 Functions of the data display unit...........................................................................................................64 Data display with sensors ......................................................................................................................65 Technical data DD 109...........................................................................................................................76 Technical data analogue input module ..................................................................................................87 Dimensions.............................................................................................................................................98 Installation ............................................................................................................................................109 Connectors on the rear ........................................................................................................................1110 Connector assignment rear..................................................................................................................1111 Connection diagrams ...........................................................................................................................1211.1 Voltage supply......................................................................................................................................1211.2 Alarm connection..................................................................................................................................1212 Connection flow sensor........................................................................................................................1312.1 Connection of a flow sensor to the data display unit............................................................................1312.2 Connection of two flow sensors to the data display unit ......................................................................1413 Connection DP sensor .........................................................................................................................1513.1 Connection of a dew point sensor to the data display unit ..................................................................1513.2 Connection of two dew point sensors to the data display unit .............................................................1514 Utilisation 4-20mA standard signal.......................................................................................................1614.1 Analogue current signal flow sensor FS 109 .......................................................................................1614.2 Analogue current signal DP 109 dew point measuring device ............................................................1615 Galvanically separated pulse output ....................................................................................................1615.1 Connection diagram pulse output flow sensor .....................................................................................1716 Connection pulse: active high ..............................................................................................................1716.1 Connection pulse: active low................................................................................................................1717 Analogue input module connections E and F (optional) ......................................................................1817.1 Legend analogue inputs connection E + F...........................................................................................1817.2 Thermocouple NiCr-Ni type K for connection E and F.........................................................................1917.3 Pt100/ Pt1000 connection to E and F ..................................................................................................1917.4 Sensors with voltage outputs 0… 1/ 10 VDC with and without voltage supply via DD 109................2017.4.1 External voltage supply........................................................................................................................2017.4.2 With voltage supply via DD 109 ...........................................................................................................2017.5 Sensors with power output in two-wire technology with internal voltage supply DD 109,e.g. pressure sensors 4… 20 mA in two-wire technology....................................................................2117.6 Sensors with 0/4… 20 mA and external voltage supply ......................................................................2117.7 Sensors with 0/4… 20 mA and voltage supply via DD 109 .................................................................2217.8 Sensors with 4… 20 mA, two-wire technology,supply via DD 109 and additional external display unit........................................................................2217.9 Sensors with a 4… 20 mA signal,external voltage supply and additional external display unit................................................................2317.10 Sensors with a 4… 20 mA signaland voltage supply via DD 109 and additional external display unit....................................................2318 Connection Ethernet interface (optional) .............................................................................................2418.1 Installation bend protection ..................................................................................................................2418.2 Select the protocol in the DD 109 ........................................................................................................2419 Operation..............................................................................................................................................26Data display unit DD109 3

Safety instructions19.1 Description of the display symbols.......................................................................................................2619.1.1 Description of the status symbols ........................................................................................................2619.2 Operation of the main keys ..................................................................................................................2719.2.1 Concept for the key operation..............................................................................................................2719.3 Typical menu display............................................................................................................................2819.3.1 Choice boxes........................................................................................................................................2819.3.2 Numeric settings...................................................................................................................................2819.4 Information subsequent to the activation of the device........................................................................2919.5 Main menu items..................................................................................................................................3019.5.1 Logger operation ..................................................................................................................................3019.5.2 Overview operating menu ....................................................................................................................3119.5.3 Alarm settings.......................................................................................................................................3219.5.4 Sensor settings.....................................................................................................................................3219.5.5 Inner diameter of the pipe ....................................................................................................................3219.5.6 System status and settings ..................................................................................................................3320 Scope of delivery..................................................................................................................................3321 Declaration of conformity .....................................................................................................................3422 Appendix industrial data transfer..........................................................................................................3622.1 General requirements ..........................................................................................................................3622.1.1 Hardware requirements........................................................................................................................3622.1.2 Application software .............................................................................................................................3622.2 Installation of the SW 109 software......................................................................................................3722.2.1 Ethernet and SW 109...........................................................................................................................374 Data display unit DD109

Safety instructions1 Safety instructionsPlease check whether or not these instructions correspond to the device type.Please adhere to all advice given in these operating instructions. They include basicinformation which needs to be observed during installation, operation and maintenance.Therefore, it is vital for the technician and the responsible operator /skilled personnel to readthese operating instructions prior to installation, start-up and maintenance.The operating instructions must be accessible at all times at the place of application of the datadisplay unit.In addition to these instructions, local and national regulations need to be observed, if required.If you have any queries regarding these instructions or the device, please contact BEKOTECHNOLOGIES.Measures:Danger!Supply voltage!There is the risk of an electric shock involving injury or death when coming into contactwith non-insulated components carrying supply voltage.• During electric installations, all regulations in force need to be adhered to (e.g. VDE 0100).• Service measures must only be undertaken when the system is deactivated!• All types of electrical work must be carried out by authorised and qualified personnel only .Measures:Danger!Inadmissible operating parameters!Under-running or exceeding the limit values involves risks for persons and the materialand malfunction and service failures may occur.• Make sure that the data display unit is operated only within the permissible limit values indicated on thetype plate.• Exact compliance with the performance data of the data display unit in connection with the case ofapplication.• Do not exceed the permissible storage and transport temperature. Further safety instructions :• During installation and operation, the national regulations and safety instructions in force also need tobe observed.• The data display unit must not be employed in hazardous areas.Additional instructions:• Do not overheat the device!Caution!Malfunction of the data display unitIncorrect installation and insufficient maintenance can lead to malfunctions with thedata display unit and may compromise the indication or result in misinterpretations.Data display unit DD109 5

Field of application2 Field of application• The data display unit is a stationary indicating device with data logger for respective consumption anddew point sensors, for example (see "Technical data").• The data display unit is used in the following applications, for example• Flow measuring stations• Dew point set• To work properly, the data display unit requires supply voltage (see "Technical data").• The data display unit is not suitable for use in hazardous areas.3 Functions of the data display unit• Graphic display for a simple user interface• Flexible voltage supply: 100… 240 VAC/ 50… 60Hz• Two inputs for BEKO consumption and dew point sensors• 4… 20 mA outputs for further processing• Two relay outputs for alarms• USB interface• Housing mountable on the wall or in the equipment cabinet• Data logger function for 1,000,000 values• Optional: Ethernet module and analogue input module4 Data display with sensorsBEKO consumption sensorBEKO dew point sensorTwo analogue sensorsEthernet output (optional)Alarm output4… 20 mA output for furtherprocessingUSB interface6 Data display unit DD109

Technical data DD 1095 Technical data DD 109Dimensions wall housing 118mm x 115mm x 93mm = 4.65“ x 4.53“ x 3.66“Dimensionsequipment cabinet installationHousing material92mm x 92mm = 3.62“ x 3.62“ABS plasticsProtection class housing IP 65Operating temperature 0… 50°C = 0... 122°FTransport temperature -20… 70 °C = -4... 158 °FSensor inputsInterfaceKeypadVoltage supplyDisplaySettingsAlarm outputAnalogue outputData loggerSoftwareTwo inputs for dew point and consumption probes(optional: two analogue inputs)USBFour keys100 .… 240 VAC / 50-60 Hz / 10 VAGraphic display, 160 x 100 pixelsThe data display unit is supplied with standard settingsTwo relays, 230 VAC, 3 A, potential-free, two-way contactConnection of the 4… 20 mA signals of the dew point and consumptionsensors (max. load ≤ 500 Ω)• Up to 1,000,000 values• Start-up time programmable or manually adjustable• Logging interval, min. 1 sec, max. 59 min. 59 sec• Storage of the average valueDelivery settings:Logging interval 10 sCircular bufferData storage starts as soon as the device is started upThe SW 109 BEKO software is optionally available, with which allsettings at the DD 109 can be configured and the logger data read out.Configuration of sensors/of the DD 109 display unit.When the DD 109 display unit is purchased in a set with a dew point or volume flow sensor, theDD 109 display unit is pre-configured. When the DD 109 is delivered without sensors,configuration is imperative.If you wish to connect further sensors or modify the configuration of the display unit, you needthe corresponding CONFIGURATION software. This software is a constituent part of theoptional SW 109 software.The CONFIGURATION software is also available for download free of charge at www.beko.de.In this case, you will need an additional USB cable with A-plugs at both ends.Data display unit DD109 7

Technical data analogue input module6 Technical data analogue input moduleInput signalsSignal current(0…20mA/4…20mA)internal or externalvoltage supplyMeasuring range 0…20 mAResolution0,0001 mAAccuracy ± 0,003 mA ± 0,05 %Signal voltage(0…1V)Input resistanceMeasuring rangeResolution50 Ω0…1 V0,05 mVAccuracy ± 0,2 mV ± 0,05 %Signal voltage(0…10V)Input resistanceMeasuring rangeResolution10 MΩ0…10 V0,5 mVAccuracy ± 2 mV ± 0,05 %Input resistance10 MΩRTDPt100Measuring range -200…900 °CResolution 0,1 °CAccuracy ± 0,2 °CRTDPt1000Measuring range -200…900 °CResolution 0,1 °CAccuracy ± 0,2 °CThermocouple K Measuring range -270…1372 °CThermocouple J Measuring range -210…1200 °CThermocouple T Measuring range -265…400 °CThermocouple E Measuring range -200…1000 °CResolution 0,1 °CAccuracy ± 0,5 °C ± 0,05 %Input resistance10 MΩSupply for externalsensorsFor two externalsensors24 V / max. 25 mAeachConfiguration of sensors/of the DD 109 display unit.When the DD 109 display unit is purchased in a set with a dew point or volume flow sensor, theDD 109 display unit is pre-configured. When the DD 109 is delivered without sensors,configuration is imperative.If you wish to connect further sensors or modify the configuration of the display unit, you needthe corresponding CONFIGURATION software. This software is a constituent part of theoptional SW 109 software.The CONFIGURATION software is also available for download free of charge at www.beko.de.In this case, you will need an additional USB cable with A-plugs at both ends.8 Data display unit DD109

7 DimensionsDimensionsDimensionsWall housingDimensions for theequipment cabinetinstallationData display unit DD109 9

Installation8 InstallationMounting wall housing:Delivery as a set with sensors:The cables for the sensors and for the voltagesupply are already wired at the DD 109:• Do not connect the power cord with the net• Unscrew the four screws at the front housing• Pull off the plug on the back of the fronthousing• Drill holes in the wall according to the specifiedraster size (see sketch)• Mount the wall housing (dowels and screwsincluded in the scope of delivery)• Re-mount the plug for the voltage supply and forthe sensors• Insert the front housing in the wall housingand tighten the four screwsDelivery display unit DD 109 (separate):The cables for the sensors and for the voltagesupply are not wired at the DD 109:• Unscrew the four screws at the front housing• Drill holes in the wall according to the specifiedraster size (3 x, see sketch)• Mount the wall housing (dowels and screwsincluded in the scope of delivery)• Wiring of the voltage supply and of the sensor(s)in accordance with the following instructions• Insert the front part of the housing into the wallhousingand tighten the four screws•Tighten the compression fitting of the cablesInstallation in the equipment cabinet• Cavity92 mm (+0.8, -0.0) x 92 mm (+0.8, -0.0)Max. sheet thickness 8 mm (see sketch above)• For the installation in the equipment cabinet,insert the front housinginto the correspondingly prepared cavity.• Insert the mounting clips and clamp the housingbyturning the treerods• Wiring of the voltage supply and of thesensor(s) in accordance with the followinginstructions10 Data display unit DD109

9 Connectors on the rearConnectors on the rearSupply:AWG12 – AWG24, line cross-sections: 0.2 ... 2.5 mm 2Signals:AWG16 ... AWG28, line cross-sections: 0.14 ... 1.5 mm 210 Connector assignment rearConnector assignment on the rear of thedata display unit:A: Alarm 1B: Alarm 2C: Voltage supplyD: No useE: Optional (analogue input module)F: Optional (analogue input module)G: Flow sensorH: Galvanically separated pulse outputFlow sensorI: DP sensorConfiguration of sensors/of the DD 109 display unit.When the DD 109 display unit is purchased in a set with a dew point or volume flow sensor, theDD 109 display unit is pre-configured. When the DD 109 is delivered without sensors,configuration is imperative.If you wish to connect further sensors or modify the configuration of the display unit, you needthe corresponding CONFIGURATION software. This software is a constituent part of theoptional SW 109 software.The CONFIGURATION software is also available for download free of charge at www.beko.de.In this case, you will need an additional USB cable with A-plugs at both ends.Data display unit DD109 11

Connection diagrams11 Connection diagrams11.1 Voltage supplyMeasures:Danger!Supply voltage!There is the risk of an electric shock involving injury or death when coming into contactwith non-insulated components carrying supply voltage.• During electric installations, all regulations in force need to be adhered to (e.g. VDE 0100).• Installation and service measures must only be undertaken when the system is deactivated!• All types of electrical work must be carried out by authorised and qualified personnel only .100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz11.2 Alarm connectionNC and COM are closed in the event of:- Alarm- Voltage failure- Sensor break12 Data display unit DD109

Connection flow sensor12 Connection flow sensorStart-up volume flow sensorFor the start-up of a volume flow sensor, it is imperative to adjust the corresponding innerdiameter of the pipe.This setting can be effected via the menu of the DD 109 data display unit.For this, please refer to Chapter 19 "Operation".12.1 Connection of a flow sensor to the data display unitFlow sensorConnector "G"Analogue output connector "G"Pulse counter:Connector "H"Data display unit DD109 13

Connection flow sensor12.2 Connection of two flow sensors to the data display unitFlow sensor 1Connector "G"Analogue output connector "G“Pulse counter:Connector "H"Flow sensor 2Connectors "I" and "H"Analogue output connector "I“ and"H"Pulse counter:Connector "H"Configuration of sensors/of the DD 109 display unit.When the DD 109 display unit is purchased in a set with a dew point or volume flow sensor, theDD 109 display unit is pre-configured. When the DD 109 is delivered without sensors,configuration is imperative.If you wish to connect further sensors or modify the configuration of the display unit, you needthe corresponding CONFIGURATION software. This software is a constituent part of theoptional SW 109 software.The CONFIGURATION software is also available for download free of charge at www.beko.de.In this case, you will need an additional USB cable with A-plugs at both ends.14 Data display unit DD109

Connection DP sensor13 Connection DP sensor13.1 Connection of a dew point sensor to the data display unitDew point sensor 1Connector "I"Analogue output connector "I"13.2 Connection of two dew point sensors to the data display unitDew point sensor 1Connector "I"Analogue output connector "I"Dew point sensor 2Connector "G"Analogue output connector "G"Configuration of sensors/of the DD 109 display unit.When the DD 109 display unit is purchased in a set with a dew point or volume flow sensor, theDD 109 display unit is pre-configured. When the DD 109 is delivered without sensors,configuration is imperative.If you wish to connect further sensors or modify the configuration of the display unit, you needthe corresponding CONFIGURATION software. This software is a constituent part of theoptional SW 109 software.The CONFIGURATION software is also available for download free of charge at www.beko.de.In this case, you will need an additional USB cable with A-plugs at both ends.Data display unit DD109 15

Utilisation 4-20mA standard signal14 Utilisation 4-20mA standard signalWith the FS 109 flow sensor and the DP 109 dew point measuring device, there is the possibility to providethe measured values as an analogue electric signal 4...20 mA for further processing. In the connectiondiagrams, this collection of the current signal is already indicated.14.1 Analogue current signal flow sensor FS 109Connector G "flow sensor"The flow sensor is connected to theterminals of connector G in accordance withthe wiring shown on the left side. Theanalogue signal (4...20mA) is applied toterminals 1 and 3 and can be tapped ifrequired (max. load ≤ 500 Ω).14.2 Analogue current signal DP 109 dew point measuring deviceConnector I "Dew point measuring device"The dew point measuring device isconnected to the terminals of connector I inaccordance with the wiring shown on theleft side. The analogue signal (4...20mA) isapplied to terminals 1 and 2 and can betapped if required.(max. load ≤ 500 Ω).In the event that the analogue signal is notused, it is imperative to use a wire jumperhere (already installed by themanufacturer).15 Galvanically separated pulse outputA galvanically separated pulse output is available for the flow sensor, a semi-conductor relay which isgalvanically separated from the supply voltage of the flow probes by means of an optocoupler.Max. switching capacity : Umax: 32V, Imax: 20 mA16 Data display unit DD109

Connection pulse: active high15.1 Connection diagram pulse output flow sensorPulse counter Flow sensor toconnector H terminals 1 and 216 Connection pulse: active highActive high16.1 Connection pulse: active lowActive lowData display unit DD109 17

Analogue input module connections E and F (optional)17 Analogue input module connections E and F (optional)The E and F connectors have an identical terminal assignment for analogue sensors 0…1/10 V, 0/4…20 mA,thermocouple, Pt100/ Pt1000.Configuration of sensors / of the DD 109 display unit.If you wish to connect analogue sensors or modify the configuration of the display unit, youneed the corresponding CONFIGURATION software. This software is a constituent part of theoptional SW 109 software.The CONFIGURATION software is also available for download free of charge at www.beko.de.In this case, you will need an additional USB cable with A-plugs at both ends.17.1 Legend analogue inputs connection E + FE1 I-Ptxxx+2 S+3 S-4 I-Ptxxx-5 20 mA+6 I-loop+7 I-loop-8 V-9 V+F1 I-Ptxxx+2 S+3 S-4 I-Ptxxx-5 20 mA6 I-loop+7 I-loop-8 GND9 V+18 Data display unit DD109

Analogue input module connections E and F (optional)17.2 Thermocouple NiCr-Ni type K for connection E and F1 /2 Connection + thermocouple3 Connection - thermocouple4 /5 /6 /7 /8 /17.3 Pt100/ Pt1000 connection to E and F1 I-Ptxxx+ / 3-wire2 Pt100/ Pt1000 +3 Pt100/ Pt1000 +4 I-Ptxxx5 /6 /7 /8 /Data display unit DD109 19

Analogue input module connections E and F (optional)17.4 Sensors with voltage outputs 0… 1/ 10 VDCwith and without voltage supply via DD 10917.4.1 External voltage supply1 /2 Signal + (0… 1/ 10 V)3 Signal – (0… 1/ 10 V)45 /6 /7 /8 Voltage supply 0 V9 Voltage supply 24 V DC17.4.2 With voltage supply via DD 10920 Data display unit DD109

Analogue input module connections E and F (optional)17.5 Sensors with power output in two-wire technology with internal voltage supply DD 109,e.g. pressure sensors 4… 20 mA in two-wire technology1 /2 /3 Current signal4 /5 Current signal6 /7 /8 Voltage supply 0 V9 Voltage supply 24 V DC17.6 Sensors with 0/4… 20 mA and external voltage supply1 /2 /3 Current signal4 /5 Current signal6 /7 /8 /9 /Data display unit DD109 21

Analogue input module connections E and F (optional)17.7 Sensors with 0/4… 20 mA and voltage supply via DD 1091 /2 /3 Current signal – (0/4,,, 20 mA)4 /5 Current signal +(0/4,,, 20 mA)6 /7 /8 Voltage supply for sensor 0 V9 Voltage supply for sensor24 V DC17.8 Sensors with 4… 20 mA, two-wire technology, supply via DD 109and additional external display unit1 /2 /3 Current signal –4 /5 Current signal +6 Current signal7 Current signal8 Voltage supply 0 V9 Voltage supply 24 V DC22 Data display unit DD109

Analogue input module connections E and F (optional)17.9 Sensors with a 4… 20 mA signal, external voltage supplyand additional external display unit1 /2 /3 Current signal –4 /5 Current signal +6 Current signal7 Current signal8 /9 /17.10 Sensors with a 4… 20 mA signal and voltage supply via DD 109and additional external display unit1 /2 /3 Current signal –4 /5 Current signal +6 Current signal7 Current signal8 Voltage supply 0 V9 Voltage supply 24 V DCData display unit DD109 23

Connection Ethernet interface (optional)18 Connection Ethernet interface (optional)The DD 109 is connected via a standard Ethernet RJ45 plug.For the installation in the equipment cabinet or as a wall housing, the DD 109 can be directly connected withthe Ethernet RJ45 plug (wall housing IP65).Internal RJ45 interfaceExternal RJ45 interface (IP65)18.1 Installation bend protection1. Pull the bend protection jacket over the cable2. Plug the Ethernet RJ45 plug into the socket3. Mount the bend protection jacket18.2 Select the protocol in the DD 109The DD 109 supports different protocols - CS bus or MODBUS - which can be selected via the commandmenu in the DD 109. The SW 109 software operates with the CS bus protocol.For the integration into customer-owned systems, the MODBUS protocol can be used.In such a case, please request the protocol description of MODBUS from BEKO.Please proceed as follows should you wish to change the protocol:1. Press [ Enter ] in the display mode to access the menu mode.2. Select the "Communication setting" with the buttons and confirm with [ Enter ]3. Menu "Select protocol", confirm with [ Enter ]4. Select "CS BUS protocol" with [ Enter ]5. Press the [ Back ] button several times to return to the display mode24 Data display unit DD109

Connection Ethernet interface (optional)Change of the IP address.The Ethernet expansion is automatically set to DHCP (automatic reception of the IP address).In the event that you should wish to change the IP address manually, you will need specialsoftware. BEKO will be glad to provide you with this software or to effect the settings for you.In this case, please contact the BEKO service via www.beko.de.Data display unit DD109 25

Operation19 OperationThe display of measured values is implemented pagewise. Depending on the sensor and setting, one ormore values can be shown per display page. These settings can be changed via the optional SW 109software, the CONFIGURATION software free of charge, or, upon request, through BEKOTECHNOLOGIES.Configuration of sensors / of the DD 109 display unit.When the DD 109 display unit is purchased in a set with a dew point or volume flow sensor, theDD 109 display unit is pre-configured. When the DD 109 is delivered without sensors,configuration is imperative.If you wish to connect further sensors or modify the configuration of the display unit, you needthe corresponding CONFIGURATION software. This software is a constituent part of theoptional SW 109 software.The CONFIGURATION software is also available for download free of charge at www.beko.de.In this case, you will need an additional USB cable with A-plugs at both ends.19.1 Description of the display symbolsStatus displayDisplay of measured values:Only one page with measured values is displayed at one time.The user can page through all available pages via the "Arrow-up" or"Arrow-down" buttons.Page display:The current page number of the measured values and the total numberof pages is displayed.19.1.1 Description of the status symbolsThese symbols show the system status.Explanation of the symbols in detail:USB connection symbol:The data display unit is connected to a PC via USBAlarm status symbol: alarm 1 (pre-alarm)Alarm 1 is exceededAlarm status symbol: alarm 1 (pre-alarm)Alarm 1 not reached26 Data display unit DD109

OperationAlarm status symbol: alarm 2 (main alarm)Alarm 2 is exceededAlarm status symbol: alarm 2 (main alarm)Alarm 2 is not reachedLogger module status:WAIT: Time and start conditions are being set, waiting forstart of recordingLOG: Logger module is recording dataSTOP: Recording finishedDEL: Logger is deleting protocol dataERR: Error during data recordingLOG 100%: Free memory of the logger module in per centCYCLE: Logger memory functions in cyclic operation19.2 Operation of the main keys19.2.1 Concept for the key operationor• Scan through different menu items and page through thepages with measured data• Adjust or modify setting options and numberings.• Leave the current menu item• Leave the setting mode without saving modifications• Change to the submenu or to the next menu level of the currentlyselected menu item• Confirm setting modificationsData display unit DD109 27

Operation19.3 Typical menu display• The selected menu item is shadowed with a dark colour• A ">" on the right side indicates that the menu can be left or that you canchange to the next menu level• A "

Operation19.4 Information subsequent to the activation of the deviceSubsequent to the activation of the data display unit, systeminformation is displayed for approximately five seconds.The system information is helpful for service questions, to ascertain,for example, the version no. and the firmware version.The system information can be re-invoked at all times in the"System info" menu item.When the sensing heads are connected in accordance with theconfiguration, the data display unit will automatically recognisethese and start to display real-time values received from thesensors.Measured values are probably indicated on more than one page. Toshow a further page, simply pressthe "Arrow up" or the "Arrow down"button.Data display unit DD109 29

Operation19.5 Main menu itemsThe data display unit is delivered with standard settings.Main menu items in the data display unit:• Logger operation• Setting alarm 1• Setting alarm 2• Sensor setting• Communication settings (option bus systems)• System status and setting19.5.1 Logger operationMeasuring rateSetting storage interval and average determinationThe storage interval defines the time interval, in which the data will be stored. Avalue is recorded from every activated channel. The option "averagedetermination" can be used to calculate the mean value, meaning that the datadisplay unit measures every second, and when the storage interval is 10seconds, the average will be determined on the basis of the last 10 values andstored as a measured value.Manual startStart/Stop recordingStarts or stops data recording. A new file is created in the memory each time anew recording takes place.Time startTime setting, trigger conditionThe data display unit can be adjusted in such a manner that it will start themeasurement at a defined time.Memory statusIndication memoryIndicates the status and the size of available memory.Display protocolsIndividual protocols (files) or the entire memory can be displayed and deleted, ifrequired. The data display unit shows the available protocols with the date,number of channels, number of recorded values per channel and the min./max.and average values.Delete protocolsDeletes selected protocols.Format memoryDeletes the internal memory.30 Data display unit DD109

Operation19.5.2 Overview operating menuLogger operationSetting limit value alarm1Setting limit value alarm 2Sensor settingTerminal I:Dew pointTerminal G:ConsumptionSet unit°C td (°F td)Set reference pressure mg/m³g/m³g/kgSet inner diameter of the pipeMeasuring rateManual startstopMemory statusTime startDD MM YYYYhh:mm:ssDisplay protocolDelete protocolFormat memoryMeter for total consumptionVolume flow unit (mass flowunit)Consumption unitMeasuring unitFlowlm³cfkgm³/hm³/minl/minl/scfmkg/skg/minkg/hVolume flowSet reference pressureSet reference temperatureScaling analogue outputSet type of gasAirCO 2N 2ON 2ArgonTerminal E/F:Communication settingsDisplay settingsDisplay settings and statusSelect protocolConfigure communication settingsSet salve addressSystem status and settingsCS BusModbusModbus/TCPModbus over TCPTime/dateSystem statusLCD contrastSystem resetData display unit DD109 31

Operation19.5.3 Alarm settingsTwo alarm limit values can be set individually:1. "Setting limit value alarm 1"2. "Setting limit value Alarm 2"In this example, the sensor is connected to terminal I."Type: alarm when exceeding the limit" means:the alarm ist activated when the value is higher than the limit value.In the event of an alarm as a result of upper/lower limit violation thebacklighting is red or flashes.Hysteresis is set to 2.00 °C td in the factory.Please note that these settings cannot be modified directly at thedata display unit.Please contact BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GMBH19.5.4 Sensor settingsSensor settings for our consumption or dew point sensors are stored in the senor itself. The data display unitcan be used to modify such settings. For this purpose, select the menu function "Sensor settings".The available menu items are shown on the display: terminal I: dewpointTerminal G: consumptionSelect the desired input mask to configure your sensor settings.When delivering a data display/sensor unit, the settings areadjusted to one another. Please check the configuration forcompliance with the setting in the sensor before connecting newsensors.19.5.5 Inner diameter of the pipeSensor InnendurchmessereinstellenThe inner diameter of the pipe is also set via the "consumption"menu item. The DD 109 data display unit automatically scales theanalogue output 4 ... 20 mA to the respective values.It is imperative to effect this setting when starting up a volume flowsensor.32 Data display unit DD109

Scope of delivery19.5.6 System status and settingsSetting time/dateSetting the internal clock.Display system statusImportant information for service inquiries.Changing the LCD contrastThe contrast of the display can be modified.System resetIt is recommended to use this function when other sensors areconnected, to update the system settings.20 Scope of delivery• Data display unit in a wall housing in accordance with your order• Mounting clips for the installation in the equipment cabinet• Operating instructionsData display unit DD109 33

Declaration of conformity21 Declaration of conformity34 Data display unit DD109

Declaration of conformityBEKO TECHNOLOGIES GMBH41468 Neuss, GERMANYPhone: +49 2131 988-0www.beko.deEC Declaration of ConformityWe hereby declare that the products indicated hereafter, in the delivered performance, comply with thestipulations of the relevant standards:Product designation: DD 109in the versions:Voltage supply:Product description and function:StandardInterface analogue input Interface Ethernet100 – 240 VAC / 50-60 Hz / 10 VAData display for the recording and indication ofmeasured dataLow-Voltage Directive 2006/95/ECHarmonized standards applied:Year of CE labelling: 09DIN EN 61010-1: 2002-08 + DIN EN 61010-1/ Amend.1:2002-11 + DIN EN 61010-1/Amend.2: 2004-01EMC Directive 2004/108/ECStandards applied:Emitted interference:DIN EN 61326-1: 2006-10 +DIN EN 61326-1/Amend.1:2008-06 + DIN EN 61326-1/Amend.2: 2011-04 + DINEN 61000-3-2: 2006-10Immunity to interference:DIN EN 61326-1: 2006-10 +DIN EN 61326-1/ Amend.1:2008-06 + DIN EN 61326-1/Amend.2: 2011-04The products are labelled with the sign shown below:This declaration only refers to products in the condition in which they have been placed into circulation. Partswhich have not been installed by the manufacturer and / or modifications which have been implementedsubsequently remain unconsidered.Neuss, 14 December 2011BEKO TECHNOLOGIES GMBHp.p. Christian RiedelHead of Quality DepartmentData display unit DD109 35

Appendix industrial data transfer22 Appendix industrial data transferThe DD 109 multi measuring device can be directly connected to an Ethernet network (switch / router /HUB).22.1 General requirements22.1.1 Hardware requirementsDD 109 with Ethernet interfaceStandard RJ45 Ethernet cable, max. length 100 mDD 109 connected via RJ45 to a LAN (Local Area Network) with DHCP serverPC with SW 109 software, PC with Ethernet interface22.1.2 Application softwareSW 109• BEKO SW 109 can communicate with a selected DD 109 via Ethernet.• All DD 109s available on the network are shown in a list and are individually selectable• Online measurement of all connected DD 109s - successively• Data storage via PC• Data logger of the selected DD 109 online operable• Graphic data evaluation36 Data display unit DD109

Appendix industrial data transfer22.2 Installation of the SW 109 software22.2.1 Ethernet and SW 109The SW 109 software is installed on the computer.An installation menu will lead the user through the installation process. Drivers are installed automatically.Language settings are automatically adopted by the PC.The software needs to be registered within 45 days.Subsequent to the software installation, please connect the DD 109 to the LAN with an Ethernet RJ45 cableand switch on the voltage supply.Start SW 109 and select -> Connection under devices DD 109 (via TCP/IP) under "configuration".Confirm with "OK".Data display unit DD109 37

Appendix industrial data transferConfirm the acceptance of the modifications with "Yes".Select the item "Automatic identification" in the "Device" menu.38 Data display unit DD109

Appendix industrial data transferA list of all DD 109s connected with the LAN is displayed. Select the device to be displayed with the mousecursor and confirm with the "Select" push button.The SW 109 can only display one DD 109 at a time.The selected device is displayed, all functions of the SW 109 software are usable.Should you wish to display another device, select it via "Automatic identification".Data display unit DD109 39

AActive high .....................................................17Active low.......................................................17Alarm 1 (pre-alarm) .......................................26Alarm 1 exceeded..........................................26Alarm 1 not reached ......................................26Alarm 2 (main alarm).....................................27Alarm connection...........................................12Alarm settings................................................32Alarm upper/lower limit violation....................32Analogue current signal 4...20 mA ................16Applications .....................................................6BBack key ........................................................27Backlighting ...................................................32CChoice boxes units ........................................28Concept for the key operation .......................27Connection diagram pulse output flow sensor...................................................................17Connection of a dew point sensor to the datadisplay unit.................................................15Connection of a flow sensor to the DD109....13Connection of two dew point sensors to thedata display unit.........................................15Connection of two flow sensors to the datadisplay unit.................................................14Connection pulseactive high..................................................17active low ...................................................17Connector assignment rear ...........................11Contrast of the display...................................33DDanger supply voltage...............................5, 12Data display with sensors................................6Declaration of conformity...............................34Dimensions......................................................9Dimensions equipment cabinet installation .....9Dimensions wall housing.................................9Display symbols.............................................26EEnter key........................................................27FField of application...........................................6GGalvanically separated pulse output............. 16HHazardous area .............................................. 6Hysteresis ..................................................... 32IIncorrect installation........................................ 5Information subsequent to the activation of thedevice........................................................ 29Inner diameter of the pipe............................. 32Installation..................................................... 10Installation in the equipment cabinet ............ 10LLogger module status ................................... 27Logger operation........................................... 30MMain functions of the data display unit............ 6Main menu items........................................... 30Max. switching capacity ................................ 16Mounting wall housing .................................. 10NNumeric settings ........................................... 28OOperation of the main keys........................... 27PProcessing .................................................... 16Pulse counter .................................... 13, 14, 17QQualified personnel................................... 5, 12SSafety instructions........................................... 5Scope of delivery .......................................... 33Sensor settings ............................................. 32Status symbol ............................................... 26Supply voltage ................................................ 6System status and settings........................... 33TTechnical data............................................. 7, 8Typical menu display layouts........................ 28UUSB interface.................................................. 640 Data display unit DD109

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Translation of the original manual/instructions.Original instructions in German.Subject to technical changes without prior notice / errors excepted.DD 109 opt_manual_en_2011_12