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Loop Diagram or Instruments PDF

1) The document provides wiring diagrams and recommendations for connecting sensors, relays, and other devices to the F9.50 batch controller. 2) Terminals accept between 26-12 AWG wire and recommend stripping 10mm of insulation and tinning bare ends. Ferrules are suggested for multiple wires. 3) Wiring diagrams show connection options for standalone use, connection to PLCs, sensor wiring, relay wiring, remote control, current loop, and open collector output.

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936 views

Loop Diagram or Instruments PDF

1) The document provides wiring diagrams and recommendations for connecting sensors, relays, and other devices to the F9.50 batch controller. 2) Terminals accept between 26-12 AWG wire and recommend stripping 10mm of insulation and tinning bare ends. Ferrules are suggested for multiple wires. 3) Wiring diagrams show connection options for standalone use, connection to PLCs, sensor wiring, relay wiring, remote control, current loop, and open collector output.

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Wiring Diagrams

All wiring connections to F9.50 are made via removable terminals. Flow sensor
terminals are orange, all other terminals are green.
General recommendation
Always ensure the power supply is switched off before working on the device.
Terminals accept 26 to 12 AWG (0.08 to 2.5 mm2)
Strip around 10 mm (0.4) of insulation from the wire tips and tin bare ends to
avoid fraying.
Ferrules are suggested when connecting more than one wire to a single terminal.
Remove the upper part of the terminals for an easy cabling.
Insert wire tip or ferrule completely into the terminal and fix with the screw until
finger tight.
Compact or Wall Installation
Use electrical cables with the proper external diameter for the liquid tight
connector:
PG11: external diameter between 2-7 mm (0.079-0.276)
PG13,5: external diameter between 5-12 mm (0.197-0.472)

Rear Terminal View

F9.50 Batch Controller

Wiring Diagrams

Power / Loop Wiring Diagram


Stand-alone application,
no current loop used

Connection to a PLC with built-in


power supply (3 wire connection)

Connection to a PLC / Instrument with ONE separate power supply

or

Connection to a PLC / Instrument with TWO separate power supplies

or

F9.50 Batch Controller

Wiring Diagrams
Sensor Wiring Diagram
F3.00.H IP68 or F3.01.H (compact version)
or ULFXX.H flow sensor connection

F3.00.H IP65 flow sensor connection

Maximum cable length is 300 m (990 ft).


Do not route sensor cable together with AC power wiring: electromagnetic noise
may interfere with sensor signal.

OUT1 Batch Relay Wiring Diagram


Refer to section 5. Functions for details about SIMPLE and ADVANCED use options.

Max voltage rating: 3A @ 30


VDC, 3A @ 250 VAC resistive
load.
To reduce the possibility of
noise interference, do not route
signal cables together with AC
power cable.

F9.50 Batch Controller

Wiring Diagrams
Remote Control Wiring Diagram
Rear START, STOP and RESUME terminals are use for remote batch control using one
of next methods:

Mechanical switch contact (like in the


drawing)
End of Batch pulse from a second
F9.50 (refer to sec. 4.4.7.)
End of Batch contact closure (OUT2
relay) from a second F9.50 (refer to
sec. 4.4.5.C.)

OUT2 Option Relay Wiring Diagram


A. Two Stage Shutdown Option
Available only in ADVANCED Use Mode (refer to section 5.2.2.1. Two Stage
Shutdown for details).

Max voltage rating: 3A @


30 VDC, 3A @ 250 VAC
resistive load.
To reduce the possibility of
noise interference, do not route
signal cables together with AC
power cable.

F9.50 Batch Controller

Wiring Diagrams
B. NO Signal Alarm OR Overrun Alarm Option
No Signal Alarm Option is available in both SIMPLE and ADVANCED Use mode.
Overrun alarm Option is available only in ADVANCED Use mode.
Refer to sections 5.2.2.2. Overrun Alarm and 5.1.2. OUT2 Option Relay: NO Signal
Alarm or 5.2.2.3. NO Signal Alarm for details.

Max voltage rating: 3A @ 30 VDC, 3A @


250 VAC resistive load.
To reduce the possibility of noise
interference, do not route signal cables
together with AC power cable.

C. End of Batch Pulse Option


Available only in ADVANCED Use Mode (refer to section 5.2.2.4. End of Batch Pulse
Output for details).

Typical application: daisy chain of


two F9.50 for a second batching
stage.

Current Loop Wiring Diagram


A. Batch Completion Option
Available in both SIMPLE and ADVANCED Use Mode (refer to section 5.1.4 Current
Output: Batch Completion for details).
Refer to Power / Loop Wiring Diagram to choose the connection suitable for your
application.
Max loop impedance: 150 @ 12 VDC, 330 @ 18 VDC, 600 @ 24 VDC
F9.50 Batch Controller

Wiring Diagrams
B. Valve Control Option
Available only in ADVANCED Use Mode (refer to section 5.2.4.2. Valve Control for
details).
Connection to a valve with ONE power supply

Connection to a valve with TWO separate power supplies

These connections are compatible with


any actuated valve (electric or
pneumatic) equipped with electronic or
electro-pneumatic positioner

F9.50 Batch Controller

Wiring Diagrams

Open Collector Wiring Diagram


The OPT output has no associated functions in SIMPLE Use mode while it can be set
as Start Batch or End Batch Pulse in ADVANCED Use mode (refer to section 5.2.3.
OPT Open Collector Output for details).

Connection to a PLC Open Collector


Input

Connection to an External Counter

Connection to a second F9.50 Batch Controller

Typical application: daisy chain of


two F9.50 for a second batching
stage.

F9.50 Batch Controller

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