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D225.11 (with RS232-Interface) resp. D224.11S2

D225.12 (with PROFIBUS-Interface) resp. D224.12S2
Speed and Direction Monitor Datasheet and Manual

with sensor monitoring

Note: This manual is also valid for Monitors D224.11S2 resp. D224.12S2 (which are identical in construction)

Contents page

Specifications............................................................................................................................. 2

Key Features
Functions................................................................................................................................... 3
Front View and Controls ............................................................................................................ 3
Display ...................................................................................................................................... 3
Event Codes in Display ............................................................................................................. 3

Notes for Installation and Operation

Safety Notes for Installation ...................................................................................................... 4
Initial values of Parameters ....................................................................................................... 4
General Instructions .................................................................................................................. 4
Power Supply and EMI .............................................................................................................. 4
Wiring diagram with sensor A5S with Frequency/Reverse Signal (F/R) .................................... 5
Wiring diagram with sensor A5S with two Frequency Signals (F/F)… ...................................... 6
Dimensions ............................................................................................................................... 7

Programming
Summary of programming steps ............................................................................................... 8
Detailed description of programming steps ............................................................................. 10

Programming of the D225.11 via RS232-Interface ................................................................ 19

Programming of the D225.12 via PROFIBUS-Interface ......................................................... 19

Revision Notes:
Rev03_2018_03_20:
P01.10 = 001 (predivider is obsolete)
P03.04 = 1 (voltage analog output is obsolete)
Standards are adjusted to actual releases
Rev03_2018_03_21: Misspelling corrected
Rev04_2024_JUL_23: Note for D224.11S2 resp. D224.12S2 added

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Specifications

Conformity to Standards 2014/30/EU, EN IEC 61000-6-4, EN IEC 61326-3-1

2014/35/EU, EN IEC 61010-1

General Design .......................... Snap-on track enclosure for DIN 50022 rail 35 mm
Dimensions .............. L x W x H: 100 x 104 (incl. terminal blocks) x 110 mm
Weight ..................................................................................... approx. 400g
Housing material ................................................................................ plastic
Terminal cross section ........................................................... max. 2.5 mm2

Installation Conditions Ambient temperature in operation ............................................ 0°C...+50°C

Model with suffix M (extended range)..................................... -25°C...+65°C
Ambient temperature in storage ............................................. -40°C...+85°C
Relative humidity ............................................... max. 95%, non-condensing

Electrical protection Electrical insulation grade .......................................................................... I

Voltage grade ............................................................................................. I
Protection grade .................................................................. Enclosure IP40
Terminals IP20
Optional field mounting enclosure IP65

Power Supply Supply voltage for type U1: .......................................... 18...40 volts AC/DC
for type U2: ....................................... 85...265 volts AC/DC
for type U3: ....................................... 20...265 volts AC/DC
Consumption ....................................................................... 5 W resp. 5 VA

Signal Input Sensor supply...................................................... approx. 13 V, max. 60 mA

Measuring period of time ............................ 5 msec - 9,999 sec (adjustable)

Accuracy + 0.005 % of measurement, resp. + 1 in LSD

Analog Output Isolated and programmable ....................................................... 0/4...20 mA

Resolution .......................................................................................... 12 bit
Max. load ..................................................................................... 500 ohms
Linearity error ................................................................................. < 0.1 %
Temperature drift ........................................ 0.02 %/°C at range of 0...60°C
Response time ................................. minimum measurement time + 3msec

Relay Outputs 4, each SPDT

Voltage ........................................................ min 10 mv, max. 250 V AC/DC
Current ............................................. min. 10 ua, max 2 amp AC, 1 amp DC
Power rating ................................ max 100 W, 250 VA into ohmic load only.
Inductive load must be equipped with spark extinguisher !
Response time ................................. minimum measurement time + 5msec

Display Type .............................................................. LED red, 5 digits, 15 mm high

Decimal point................................................. programmable and adjustable
Range............................................................................................ 0...99999

Data Interface RS232 (D225.11 or D224.11S2) resp. PROFIBUS (D225.12 or D224.12S2)

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Key Features

Functions
The monitor has in conjunction with the speed sensors A5S the functions:
• speed monitoring,
• direction alarm output,
• three speed alarm outputs (can be changed to direction alarm),
• analog output of speed,
• sensor monitoring,
• data interface RS232 (with D225.11) or PROFIBUS (with D225.12).

Front View and Controls

38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20

Sub-D
1 = R1 Data-Interface
2 = R2 D225
3 = R3
4 = R4

1
LEDs 2
1 to 4 3
1
4
1
P E

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Display
In normal operation the display reads the speed.
LED1 is on if Relay 1 (SP1) is energized.
LED2 is on if Relay 2 (SP2) is energized. Display in
LED3 is on if Relay 3 (SP3) is energized. normal operation
LED4 is on if Relay 4 (SP4) is energized.

Display of maximum / minimum measured speed:

Display max.- speed, while key is pressed, Maximum /
Display min.- speed, while key is pressed. Minimum
clear max. / min.-value with key .

Event Codes in Display

-E1- : unauthorized access with incorrect code No.
SE-01 : Sensor current fault Event Codes
SE-02 : Sensor level fault input I
SE-20 : Sensor level fault input II
SE-40 : Sensor fault detected

Resp. combinations hereof, for example

SE-22 : Sensor level fault input I and II

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Notes for Installation and Operation

Safety Notes for Installation

The unit complies with all relevant regulations, as determined by the Policy of Safety Notes
the European Committee for Standardization (CEN), for the Low Voltage
Directive (2014/35/EU).
Testing and inspection have been performed according to standard DIN EN
61010-1. Observe these instructions and wiring diagrams carefully, to ensure
this protection. The installation must only be done by adequately qualified
personnel. Initial Parameter Values

Initial Parameter Values

Each unit is delivered with initial parameter values. These values must be
adjusted to the application.

General Instructions
Specifically, connect the ground terminal of the instrument to a safe ground
potential.
Do not open the instrument. Connections and all programming are done from
outside. When removing it from its enclosure however, from whatever rea-
son, make sure that power is switched off.
The instrument may be installed in any position, but not in the immediate
neighborhood of interfering sources.

Signal leads must be carefully shielded, and should not be run in bundles
with power or relay control leads.

The ground terminal (PE) is internally separated from common zero, but tied
by a 82 k resistor to it.

Power Supply and EMI

The unit complies with all relevant regulations, as determined by the Policy of Power Supply and EMI
the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC),
for the Electromagnetic Compatibility (2014/30/EU).
Testing and inspection have been performed according to Standards
EN 61326-1 and EN 61326-3-2. Thereby, the product meets all requirements
to be marked by the CE sign.
Strict observance of these instructions during installation and use is an indis-
pensable precondition hereto.
Specifically to be observed:
Terminals must be kept off all undue access; power supply and all input and
output leads must be protected against voltage interference, higher than
specified operation data, and they must be protected against electrostatic
discharge.

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Wiring diagram
for sensors A5S with Frequency and Reverse Direction Signal (F/R)

Terminals

Analog 18 +
Analog Output
Output 0/4 … 20 mamps
19 -

20 Reference for control inputs

24 Control input Starter

high = starter condition (10...24 V)

9pole Sub-D 26 Control input Reset of latched reverse alarm (10...24 V)

5
Measurement SP1
4 Direction
and Processing
Output
3

8
SP2
7 Speed or
Direction Output
6

11
SP3
10 Speed or
Direction Output
9

14
SP4
13 Speed or
Direction Output
12

F R

1 k
+8V 29 Open marked leads of
BRAUN cables

Speed signal (F)

37
A 4
Signal input
4
0V
30
Reference B 3 Sensor
C 1 A5S with
approx. 13 V / max. 60 mA Sensor supply F/R- Signal
32 D 2

F/R Reverse signal (R) S

25

0V Screen
33 Pin Nos of Connector
(Not connected to sensor)

82 k

PE
38 Power supply

dc ac
1 + L1
U1: 18....40 V uc
2 - N U2: 85..265 V uc
U3: 20..265 V uc

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Wiring diagram
for sensors A5S with two Frequency Signals (F/F)

Terminals

Analog 18 +
Analog Output
Output 0/4 … 20 mamps
19 -

20 Reference for control inputs

24 Control input Starter

high = starter condition (10…24 V)

9pole Sub-D 26 Control input Reset of latched reverse alarm (10…24 V)

5
Measurement SP1
4 Direction
and Processing
Output
3

8
SP2
7 Speed or
Direction Output
6

11
SP3
10 Speed or
Direction Output
9

14
SP4
13 Speed or
Direction Output
12

F F
1 k Open marked leads of
+8V 29 BRAUN cables

Speed signal I (F)

37
A 4
0V Reference 4
Signal input 30 B 3
Sensor
approx. 13 V / max. 60 mA Sensor supply C 1 A5S with
32
D 2 F/F- Signal
Speed signal II (F)
35
S
1 k
+8V 28
Pin Nos of Connector
0V Screen
33
(Not connected to sensor)

82 k

PE
38 Power supply

dc ac
1 + L1
U1: 18....40 V uc
2 - N U2: 85..265 V uc
U3: 20..265 V uc

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Dimensions

104
110

35

75

100 104

Dimensions for optional field mounting enclosure IP65

148 mm

88 mm 120 mm

3 Fittings

160mm

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Programming

Summary of programming steps and their initial parameters as set on delivery

program- data set on delivery *)

Step No. parameter function (initial data)

P00.00 access code request 0000

.01 new code figure 0000
.02 lock status (1=unlocked, 0=locked) 1 = unlocked
.03 minimum measuring time (0005 to 9999 msec) 0005
.04 time elapse of starter phase (XXX sec) 000

P01.00 scaling input decimals of input signal frequency 0 = none

.01 value of nominal input frequency 00100
.02 decimals of corresponding speed 0 = none
.03 corresponding speed (unit as desired) 00100
.04 low end of speed range 00001
.05 reserved for future application 0
.06 reserved for future application 0
.07 reserved for future application 0
.08 sensor monitoring: 0 = off / 1 = on / 2 = on and latched 0 = off
.09 mode of monitoring: 0 = none / 1 = current / 2 = level / 3 = both 1 = current
.10 fix value 001

P02 .00 Display LSDs on zero 0 = none

.01 display updating sequence 0.3 (s)

P03.00 Analog output reserved for future application 0

.01 high end value 10000
.02 low end value 00000
.03 zero level: 0=dead zero, 1=live zero 1 = live zero
.04 fix value 1 = fix
.05 output level at sensor failure: 0=no change, 1=min, 2=max 0 = no change
.06 output characteristics: 0=linear increase, 1=linear decrease 0 = 0/4..20mamps

P04.00 SP1 type of speed sensor: 0=F/R / 1=F/F 1

.01 time period for reset of reverse pulse counter (xxx seconds) 010 sec
.02 minimum no of reverse pulses to release reverse alarm 05
.03 max deviation between speed inputs as percentage of P01.01 05.0 (%)
.04 relay state assigned to reverse: 0=energized, 1=de-energized 0=energized
.05 forced direction at zero speed: 0=no, 1=forward, 2=reverse) 0 = no
.06 reverse alarm latched until reset: 0=no, 1=yes 0 = no
.07 relay state at sensor failure: 0=no change, 1=forward, 2=reverse 0 = no change

summary is continued on next side

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P05.00 SP2 assigned to: 0=speed, 1=identical as SP1 0 = speed
.01 setpoint value in unit as programmed for display 01100
.02 hysteresis bandwidth (XX.X % of SP2) 05.0 (%)
.03 hysteresis location: 0=above, 1=below 0=above SP2
.04 relay state at n>SP2: 0=energized, 1=de-energized 1 = de-energized
.05 starter function effective for SP2: 0=not, 1=yes 1=yes
.06 alarm output assigned to starter phase 1 = n>SP2
.07 alarm state at sensor failure: 0=no change, 1=n>SP2, 2=n<SP2 0 = no change

P06.00 SP3 assigned to: 0=speed, 1=identical as SP1 0 = speed

.01 setpoint value in unit as programmed for display 01200
.02 hysteresis bandwidth (XX.X % of SP3) 05.0 (%)
.03 hysteresis location: 0=above, 1=below 0=above SP3
.04 relay state at n>SP3: 0=energized, 1=de-energized 1 = de-energized
.05 starter function effective for SP3: 0=not, 1=yes 1=yes
.06 alarm output assigned to starter phase 1 = n>SP3
.07 alarm state at sensor failure: 0=no change, 1=n>SP3, 2=n<SP3 0 = no change

P07.00 SP4 assigned to: 0=speed, 1=identical as SP1 0 = speed

.01 setpoint value in unit as programmed for display 01300
.02 hysteresis bandwidth (XX.X % of SP4) 05.0 (%)
.03 hysteresis location: 0=above, 1=below 0=above SP4
.04 relay state at n>SP4: 0=energized, 1=de-energized 1 = de-energized
.05 starter function effective for SP4: 0=not, 1=yes 1=yes
.06 alarm output assigned to starter phase 1 = n>SP4
.07 alarm state at sensor failure: 0=no change, 1=n>SP4, 2=n<SP4 0 = no change

P08.00 Data Interface (baud rate of RS232-interface) 3 = 19200

.01 "device no" in communication 008

*) unless stated otherwise in extra sheet.

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Short form Parameter-programming instruction

Principle: Select a Parameter by it's "Name" Pgg.ss,

where gg = Parameter- Group-No. and
ss = Step-No. within Group,
then check it's value and possibly change it.

Programming:
To enter the programming phase, press both keys and simultaneously; in-
stead of normal display, P00.00 will be shown.
Select group- or. step-no. with keys , .
Toggle between group- and step-range with key .
Show parameter's value with key .
Select (move) active digit with key .
Adjust figure in active digit with keys , .
Acknowledge with key , Cancel (old value still valid) with key .
Return to normal operation with key

Example: change value of parameter P01.01 from 2386 to 2387 or 2385:

Normal Display while Programming

Display active digit(s) blinking (shown underlined here)

Select Select Change

Toggle Group Toggle Step-No. Toggle Parameter-value
with with with
key(s) key key

P E

E = Enter
or
P = Cancel
P

Enter = new, changed value is valid

P + E
Cancel = original value still valid
Move active
P digit with

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Programmable Parameters

Parameter Group P00.xx:

Data Access, Minimum Measuring Period, Starter Time

Key figure to access

Programming access to all parameters can be locked by a password number.
If not properly served, the parameters may be called to display but not varied. Step P00.00:
Code figure to access
If not properly served, the display reads -E1-, and any programming in a later
program step will be rejected.
Note: If the knowledge of the password number went lost it may be recalled
to display by a procedure, as described in a separate sheet K0-095
(not included into these instructions). The code figure then appears by Step P00.01:
4 digits, headed by a _ sign. new code figure
In a subsequent program step, a new code may be established, substituting
the one previously valid.

The key function may be disengaged by a next program step. With author- Step P00.02:
ized access, set parameter to 1 in step No .02, to generally unlock the key. unlock access key
This may prove practical during the installation phase to facilitate the adjust-
ments. Once installed, the key function should be reactivated, by program-
ming parameter 0 in this step.

Note: The display-updating-sequence will be defined in a separate program

step

Minimum Measuring Period

The measurement is based on a time interval measurement over a (variable)
number of input signal pulses. A programmable minimum measuring period
thus will be maintained, automatically including more input pulses into every
measurement with increasing input frequency. This establishes an averaging
over the programmed period of time, which helps to stabilize the measure-
averaging
ments, specifically with fluctuating variables. As a standard, a minimum time over
of 300 millisec is recommended. A shorter period should be selected to trace minimal period of time
a fast variation (by the analog signal or alarm). A longer period however may
be selected to stabilize the measurement against a fluctuating process varia-
ble. Step P00.03:
The parameter of P01.05 defines the minimum measuring period of time, in minimum measuring time
terms of milliseconds, within a range of 0005....9999 millisec. A setting less 0005msec to 9999 msec.
than 0005 will be ignored.

Starter phase time extension Step P00.04:

The starter condition is true as long as the signal at terminal 26 (versus ref- Starter phase time extension
erence, terminal 20) is high (24 volts).
The starter condition can be extended by the starter time elapse.
This time starts as soon as the contact between terminals 4 and 5 is opened.
The starter time extension is set in program step P00.04 within the range
000...999 (sec). The programmed time is valid for all setpoints.

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Parameter Group P01.xx:
Measurement Configuration

Scaling defines the relation between the input signal frequency (in terms of signal frequency (Hz):
Hz), and the corresponding display (in the unit term and decimal position Step P01.00 =
required by the application). Both values are freely programmable by their number of decimals,
decimals and numerical amount. Of course, they must refer to the same
operation level. This reference point is recommended close to the high end of Step P01.01= value.
the intended operation range. In later operation however, it may be overrun
without error.
corresponding value of quantity
General Note to Resolution: (any term):
Do not use too many decimals! If there are more decimals than justified by Step P01.02 =
the operational fluctuation of the variable, and the transmitter resolution, the number of decimals,
minor digits in display will fluctuate accordingly, and also the analog output
will not be stable. Step P01.03 = value

Low end for shut-off

If the variable falls lower than this level, the measurement will be cancelled to Step P01.04
zero. With corresponding readings to difference and ratio. This also applies low end of operating
to the analog output and the alarms. range
The low end is programmed by the same terms, as defined for the variable
by steps P01.02 and P01.03.
Step P01.05
Reserved for future application Reserved

Step P01.06
Reserved for future application Reserved

Step P01.07
Reserved for future application Reserved

Sensor Monitoring Enable, only with sensor series A5S… possible Step P01.08:
If the sensor is monitored (if applicable to sensor), the failure alarm may be Sensor Monitoring Enable
latched until it is reset. Range: 0 to 2
Setting
0 : sensor monitoring disabled
1 : active, alarm not latched
2 : active, alarm latched

Note: If set to 0, the setting of P01.09 is obsolete.

Sensor Monitoring Mode

The sensor can be monitored for its current drain (alarm if current drops Step P01.09:
below 2 ma (interrupt) or exceeds 80 mamps (short circuit in sensor supply). Sensor Monitoring Mode
The signal lead can be monitored (at zero speed) to detect an interrupt there Range: 0 to 3
or a wrong connection). This function presumes a strong push-pull sensor
characteristics (as with BRAUN A5S.. series of sensors).
Setting
0 : no monitoring
1 : current monitoring
2 : signal level monitoring
3 : current and signal level

Note: If set to 0, the setting of P01.08 is obsolete.

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 Step P01.10
fix value = 001

Parameter Group P02.xx

Display

LSDs on zero
If the display of the variable uses 3 or more digits, for application reasons, Step P02.00:
the lesser significant digits (LSD) may appear fluctuating if the variable does zeroing LSDs
not have adequate stability. To avoid irritations by not significant digits, a
number of them may be permanently kept at zero.
Set the parameter to the number of LSDs to be kept on zero.

Display updating sequence

Independent from the response time used for other functions, the display Step P02.01:
may have its own up-dating sequence - again in the interest of stabilized and display updating
well legible readings. Set the parameter to the time in steps of 0.1 sec. up to
9.9 sec. A recommended value is 0.3 sec.

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Parameter Group P03.xx
Analog Output

Step P03.00:
Reserved for future application

High end of the conversion span Step P03.01:

The high end (corresponding to 20 ma/10 v) is programmed by the same high end of analog output
terms (RPM) as used in step P01.03. Independent however, in its level.
Low end of the conversion span Step P03.02:
Also, the required low level (corresponding to 0/4ma). low end of analog output

Note:
This allows the low end to be set as high as 90 % of the high end, resulting in
a 10 times spreading (enhancement) of the converted band.
Further enhancement is not recommended.

Analog output zero Step P03.03:

The parameter of this step defines: zero of analog output
0 = without live zero (0..20 ma)
1 = with live zero (4..20 ma)

Step P03.04
fix value=1
do not change

Level of Analog Output at sensor failure condition Step P03.05

0 = no change of output Level of analog output at
1 = output goes to < 0 ma sensor failure condition
2 = output goes to > 20 ma

Characteristics of Analog Output Step P03.06

0 = output is increasing with increasing speed Characteristics of analog output
1 = output is decreasing with increasing speed increasing/decreasing
With both however, the relation between output signal and quantity measured
is linear.

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Program Range P04.xx:
Defining Direction Alarm SP1 Defining Alarm SP1

Sensor connected to D225: Step P04.00:

0 = A5S30 to A5S33 resp. A5S14 to A5S17 resp. A5SxDS3 resp. A5SxDD3 Sensor connected
F/R-Sensors (1x Frequency / 1x Direction of Rotation)
1 = A5S40 to A5S43 resp. A5SxDS4 resp. A5SxDD4
F/F-Sensors (2x Frequency/Frequency)
Note:
x = 0 : non Ex Sensors
x = 1 : Ex Sensors (to be connected via D461)

Time period for reset of reverse pulse counter

A slow reverse motion could trigger an inadvertent reverse alarm. To prevent Step P04.01:
this, the reverse pulse counter is periodically reset after an adjustable time Time period to reset reverse
period (001 to 999 seconds). pulse counter

Minimum number of reverse pulses to release reverse alarm Step P04.02:

Reverse alarm is released, if during a given time period (refer to P04.01) a Minimum number of reverse
subsequent number of reverse pulses have been counted. The amount of pulses
pulses is adjustable from 01 to 99 pulses.

Maximum Deviation between speed signals of A5S.. sensors Step P04.03:

If the maximum allowable deviation between the two speed signals of an Maximum allowable deviation
A5S.. sensor is exceeded, a sensor failure is detected and the alarm SE-40 between two speed signals of
displayed. A5S.sensors.
The maximum allowable deviation is introduced as percentage of nominal
speed value (see P01.01).

Relay state SP1 at Direction Reverse Step P04.04:

0 = energized at Direction Reverse Relay state SP1 at Direction
1 = deenergized at Direction Reverse Reverse

Direction signal at zero speed Step P04.05:

When the speed is below the threshold set by program step P01.04, the Direction signal at zero speed
direction output can be set to a signal position determined by the parameter:
0 = no change
1 = forward
2 = reverse
Note: Settings 1 or 2 override the direction signal prevailing in the sensor
output under this condition.

Reverse alarm latched/not latched Step P04.06:

A reverse alarm can be latched. It must be then reset by control input S2. Reverse alarm latched/not
latched
0 = alarm not latched
1 = alarm is latched.

Response of Direction output of SP1 to state "sensor failure" (see Step P04.07:
P04.03) Response to sensor failure
0 = no change
1 = set to forward
2 = set to reverse

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Program Range P05.xx:
Defining Alarm SP2 Defining Alarm SP2

Assignment of alarm to speed or identical to SP1 Step P05.00:

0 = alarm is assigned as speed alarm Assignment of alarm
1 = alarm is assigned to direction and has identical response as SP1 (all
other steps of this group then are irrelevant

Setpoint
Setpoint SP2 is programmed in the same terms (rpm) as selected for the Step P05.01:
display of the speed. Setpoint SP2

Each setpoint is freely adjustable over the entire range.

Alarm Hysteresis Step P05.02:

The hysteresis is the margin between condition "excess" (>) and "no excess" band width of hysteresis
(<), defined by its bandwidth. The hysteresis bandwidth is set as a percent- of SP2 as XX.X %
age of the setpoint.

Hysteresis position Step P05.03:

The hysteresis band may be placed above setpoint, below setpoint, or sym- hysteresis position
metrically around the setpoint. 0 = above SP2
"Above" means, the alarm goes to excess state (>), when the speed exceeds 1 = below SP2
"setpoint plus tolerance", and it cancels to no-excess (<), when the
speed drops below setpoint.
Set parameter 0 for this performance.
"Below" means, the alarm goes to excess (>), when the speed exceeds the
setpoint, and it cancels to no-excess (<), when the speed drops
below "setpoint minus tolerance".
Set parameter to 1 for this performance.

Without power supply, the alarm outputs are non-conducting, and the relays Step P05.04:
are de-energized. To consider safety aspects of the application, this No- relay-state if n > SP1:
Power condition can be assigned to either alarm n>SP or n<SP condition by
parameter selection.
0 : energized
1 : de-energized =
No-Power condition

Setpoint included/not included in starter function Step P05.05:

This step defines, individually for each alarm, whether or not it is included Setpoint included / not included
into the starter function. Thereby it is possible, for instance, to disable a low in starter function
speed alarm during the starter phase, whereas a high-speed alarm remains 0 = not included
active all the time. 1 = included
In the corresponding program step, set
0 = exclude the alarm from the starter function,
1 = include the alarm into the starter function

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Relay state at starter condition (if included) Step P05.06:
0 = throw the alarm to < setpoint, Relay state at starter condition
1 = throw the alarm to > setpoint. 0 = n < SP2
1 = n > SP2

Response of alarm output of SP1 to state "sensor failure" Step P05.07:

Selection of: Response to sensor failure
0 = ignore sensor failure, normal comparison with speed setting:
1 = set to condition n < SP2 0 = no change
2 = set to condition n > SP2 1 = n < SP2 alarm
2 = n > SP2 alarm

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Program Range P06.xx:
Defining Alarm SP3

Alarm SP3 will be defined like SP2:

Step P06.00: assign alarm to speed or to SP1

Step P06.01: Setpoint
Step P06.02: band width of hysteresis as XX.X %
Step P06.03: hysteresis position
Step P06.04: relay-state if n > SP
Step P06.05: Setpoint included / not included in starter function
Step P06.06: Relay state at starter condition
Step P06.07: Response to sensor failure

Program Range P07.xx:

Defining Alarm SP4

Alarm SP4 will be defined like SP2:

Step P07.00: assign alarm to speed or to SP1

Step P07.01: Setpoint
Step P07.02: band width of hysteresis as XX.X %
Step P07.03: hysteresis position
Step P07.04: relay-state if n > SP
Step P07.05: Setpoint included / not included in starter function
Step P07.06: Relay state at starter condition
Step P07.07: Response to sensor failure

Parameter Group P08.xx

Defining Data Interface Parameters for RS232, resp. PROFIBUS

Baud rate Step P08.00:

0 = 00300 Baud Baud Rate
1 = 01200 (not relevant for PROFIBUS)
2 = 09600
3 = 19200 Step P08.01:
4 = 38400 Device no in communication
range 001 - 127
Device No in communication
"my device" No (address),..001 - 127

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Programming of the D22511 or D224.11S2 via RS232-Interface

Only possible with interface-software IS-RS232-S and cable L3D03.

Programming of the D225.12 or D224.12S2 via PROFIBUS-Interface

See separate Manual „D224_D225_Profibus_EN.pdf“

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