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Why is the error light on the P+F temperature-sensitive safety barrier lit?

2016-01-15View Original

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Today, a temperature-sensitive safety barrier of model KFD2-UT2-1 was added. The input terminal is connected to a platinum resistor, while the output terminal is connected to a digital I/O channel on the DCS. In any case, the error indicator light of the safety barrier keeps flashing, and the DCS shows -IOP. What could be the cause? Please provide an explanation
Reply #22016-01-15
Check whether the wire is connected correctly; otherwise, try using another safety barrier.
Reply #32016-01-15
This model of yours has a circuit diagnosis function: sensor burnout, sensor short-circuit, that is, open circuit and short circuit diagnosis. So check whether your RTD is intact, whether the wiring is correct, and also verify that your configuration is right.
Reply #42019-09-07
Oh my god, I encountered the same problem; the symptoms are exactly identical. The resistance checks are all good.
Reply #52019-09-07
Connect the laptop via a data cable to the configuration interface to check whether the selection is correct. The default is usually a thermocouple. You have to change it yourself and then set the range.

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