Io Kap-03 PDF

IO.KAP-03.
02(ENG)
APLISENS
MANUFACTURE OF PRESSURE TRANSMITTERS
AND CONTROL INSTRUMENTS
USER’S MANUAL
FIELD COMMUNICATOR
KAP-03Ex, KAP-03
Edition A
WARSAW JANUARY 2013
APLISENS. S.A., 03-192 Warszawa, ul. Morelowa 7

tel. +48 22 814 07 77; fax +48 22 814 07 78
www.aplisens.pl, e-mail: aplisens@aplisens.pl
Symbols used
Symbol Description
Warning to proceed strictly in accordance with the information contained in the
documentation in order to ensure the safety and full functionality of the device.
i Information particularly useful during installation and operation of the device.
Information particularly useful during installation and operation of Ex device.
Information on disposal of used equipment
BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND SAFE USE

- The manufacturer will not be liable for damage resulting from incorrect
installation, failure to maintain the device in a suitable technical condition, or
use of the device other than for its intended purpose.
- Installation should be carried out by qualified staff having the required authorizations to
install electrical. The installer is responsible for performing the installation in
accordance with these instructions and with the electromagnetic compatibility and
safety regulations and standards applicable to the type of installation.
- The device should be configured appropriately for the purpose for which it is to be used.
Incorrect configuration may cause erroneous functioning, leading to damage to the
device or an accident.
- If a device is not functioning correctly, disconnect it and send it for repair to the
manufacturer or to a firm authorized by the manufacturer.
In order to minimize the risk of malfunction and associated risks to staff, the device is not
to be installed or used in particularly unfavourable conditions, where the following
dangers occur:
- possibility of mechanical impacts, excessive shocks and vibration;
- excessive temperature fluctuation, exposure to direct sunlight;.
Installation of intrinsic safety versions should be performed with particular care, in

accordance with the regulations and standards applicable to that type of installation.
Changes in the production of transmitters may precede a paper updating for the user - the
current user manuals are available at http. www.aplisens.pl.
A current version of the technical manual, as well as declarations of conformity, can be found
at www.aplisens.pl.
1 IO.KAP-03.02 (ENG)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. USE APLICATION ......................................................................................................... 2

2. BASIC FEATURES AND TECHNICAL DATA ................................................................ 2
3. LIST OF COMPONENTS ............................................................................................... 3
4. USING KAP-03Ex COMMUNICATOR IN EXPLOSION DANGER ZONES .................... 3
5. EXCHANGE OR UPDATING THE COMMUNICATOR’S SOFTWARE BY MEANS OF A
PC .................................................................................................................................. 5
6. CONNECTING AND STARTING THE COMMUNICATOR ............................................. 6
7. FINDING THE TRANSMITTER. ..................................................................................... 6
8. UPDATING DATA. ......................................................................................................... 7
9. MAIN MENU ................................................................................................................... 7
9.1. INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................ 7
9.2 COMMUNICATOR’S OPTIONS. ................................................................................................. 8
I PRESSURE TRANSMITTERS ......................................................................................... 8
9.3. INFO .......................................................................................................................................... 8
9.4 CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................................... 9
9.5 CALIBRATION .......................................................................................................................... 13
9.6 OPERATING LCD. .................................................................................................................... 15
10. PROCESS VARIABLES ............................................................................................... 16
II TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTERS ............................................................................... 17
11.1 INFO ....................................................................................................................................... 17
11.2 CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................. 19
11.3 CALIBRATION ........................................................................................................................ 24
11.4 OPERATING LCD. .................................................................................................................. 26
12. PROCESS VARIABLES .............................................................................................. 27
FIG.1 KAP-03EX GENERAL VIEW ....................................................................................................... 28
FIG.2 COVER OF KAP-03EX COMMUNICATOR ..................................................................................... 29
1. USE APLICATION
The KAP-03 and KAP-03Ex field communicator is a portable device with its own battery
power supply, used for communication and exchange of data with intelligent transmitters
e. g. pressure, differential pressure, temperature transmitters. It features an output built as
a standard current loop 4-20 mA, using FSK modulation type BEL202 with an implemented
HART communication protocol revision 5 and revision 6.
The communicator is specially designed to configure intelligent transmitters manufactured
by APLISENS.
The KAP-03 and KAP-03Ex depending on the loaded software can handle one of two
groups of Aplisens transmitters:
1) The pressure transmitters, differential pressure transmitters and hydrostatic level

probes:
APC-2000PD, APC-2000PZ, APC-2000AL, APC-2000ALW, APC-2000ALE,
APR-2000PD, APR-2000PZ, APR-2000AL, APR-2000ALW, APR-2000ALE,
APR-2200PD, APR-2200PZ, APR-2200AL, APR-2200ALW, APR-2200ALE,
SG-25.Smart, SG-25S.Smart, APR-2000Y, PC-28.Smart, PG-28.Smart.
2) The temperature transmitters:
LI-24, APT-2000ALW.
To change the group of transmitters is necessary to reprogramme of communicator

according to the instructions on p. 5
The KAP-03 and KAP-03Ex allows also configuration of the other manufacturers
transmitters with the HART protocol version 5 or 6 in the field of standard commands
(GENERIC).
The communication with the transmitters enables:
− Identification of a transmitter,
− Configuration of its output parameters:
Units and values of the beginning and the end of its measurement range,
Ballistic factor,
Conversion characteristics (linear, radical, special, quadratic),
− Reading of a currently measured value (e.g. pressure, output current, degree of output
setting in %),
− Enforcement of output current with a given value,
− Transmitter calibration as regards master pressure,.
− Zeroing
There is a possibility of upgrade communicator KAP-03 using the application

"KAP Loader Setup", which is located at www.aplisens.pl. in the "DOWNLOADS".
2. BASIC FEATURES AND TECHNICAL DATA

• Autonomous power supply from a lithium battery (3.6V / 1.5 Ah).
• Power consumption when active app. 8.5 mA.
• Power consumption when off app. 40 µA.
• Estimated time of constant operation with fully charged battery – app. 7 days.
• Automatic switch off after preprogrammed period of inactivity.
• Communicates displayed on an alphanumerical display 4x20 characters.
• Adjustment of contrast of the displayed characters..

• Plastic film keyboard to input data
• Acoustic signaling of event (e.g. pressed key).
• Communication in BELL202 standard, protocol HART rev5 and rev6 with adaptive
adjustment of carrier amplitude.
• Operation with a resistor placed in the transmitter’s current loop, with a resistance from
220 to 1100 Ohm.
• Possibility to connect an external power supply (9V stable /200mA) through the charging
connector, in order to charge the communicator’s battery.
• Battery charge time up to app. 8h for KAP-03 and up to app. 16h for KAP-03Ex
• Possibility to change the communicator’s software by means of a “KAP Loader Setup”
program using a mini USB connector (USB 1.1 or USB 2.0).
• EMC requirements fulfilled.
• Operating temperature range -10ºC ≤ Ta ≤ 50ºC
If communicator was stored in a low temperature, it should be warmed up to the room
temperature before switching on.
Available in intrinsic safety version: Communicator designated as KAP-03Ex is designed to
be used in explosion danger zones (see point 4).
3. LIST OF COMPONENTS
The item consists of the following:
- communicator KAP-03Ex or KAP-03
- cover (for version KAP-03Ex the cover is marked as KAP03AE)
- connection wires with gripping devices
- connection cable USB
- ”User’s manual”
- Certificate of conformity for KAP-03Ex (certificate for KAP03 at request)
Declaration and ATEX certificates are available at www.aplisens.pl
4. USING KAP-03Ex COMMUNICATOR IN EXPLOSION DANGER ZONES

4.1. Introduction
Communicator in intrinsic safety version is designated as KAP-03Ex.
Communicator in normal version is designated as KAP-03.
Point 4 apply to KAP-03Ex. Other points apply to KAP-03Ex and KAP-03
4.2. Use of KAP-03Ex communicator in explosion danger zones
4.2.1. KAP-03Ex communicator is produced according to standards:
EN60079-0:2009, EN60079-11:2012.
4.2.2. KAP-03 Ex communicators may be used in explosion danger zones marked with an
anti-explosion structure marking.
II 2G Ex ia IIC T4 Gb
KDB 07 ATEX 122X
It can also be used under conditions taking into account the following input/output
parameters:
Uo / Ui = 3,9V / 30VDC
Io / Ii = 18,7mA / 0,1A (liniowy)
Po / Pi = 18,2mW / 1W
Ci = 26nF (2,2µF + 10% / 220Ω),
Li = 0
4.3. Identification and warning signs
4.3.1. Communicators in Ex version must feature permanent signs located on their body and
cover:
- company logo and device type designation
- CE marking and notified unit number
i - antiexplosion structure designation according to point 4.2.2
- Use in the cover KAP03AE only
4.3.2. Additionally, the communicator's body should feature the following:
- serial number and year of production
- output/input parameters
- the following inscription must be located near the power socket:
„Charge with 9V ±2% only in explosion safe zone”.
4.4. Power
The communicator is powered by a lithium-ionic battery with nominal capacity of
1.55Ah and voltage 3.6V.
The battery and its protective elements form a unit covered in polyurethane resin and
has the shape of a rectangular cube.
The charging socket is designed to match a concentric plug with an orifice, with its
outside diameter of 5.5m and a bolt Ø2,5mm.
The charging circuit is protected at its beginning with a tube fuse In=160mA Un=250V.
i The fuse with a frame is placed on the side of the battery and forms its part.
The fuse can be accessed by unscrewing the housing of the communicator, slightly
lifting the battery and removing the cover of the fuse socket (Fig.1).
The communicator may be powered only by means of the above described battery set
manufactured by APLISENS.
The set is replaced in a safe zone by detaching the set from the PCB and
unsoldering input wires from the terminals of the charging socket.
The set may only be performed by the manufacturer or a unit authorized by the
manufacturer.
4.5. Use
4.5.1. KAP-03Ex communicator in Ex version may be used only in the cover supplied
together with the communicator with permanently applied designations as per point
4.3.1.
Information on the method of connecting to the charging and measurement line

as well as features and functionalities, the method of setting the unit, taking
readouts when the communicator is working together with a converter are
specified in the latter part of the User's Manual.
4.5.2. Charging
The discharged battery is indicated by a blinking battery light on the display.
The battery of KAP-03Ex communicator is charged by connecting a mains charger plug
with a coaxial plug with internal connection diameter of 5,5mm and plug orifice Ø2.1mm to
the charging socket.
Output voltage of the charger is stabilized and has a nominal value of 9VDC±2%,
output current app. 200mA.
Charger output voltage is insulated from the mains with a transformer with reinforced
insulation (designation ).
The communicator should be charged only in a safe zone. While charging, it is not
allowed to connect the communicator's measurement clamps to the signal line leading
to the danger zone.
If the battery is fully charged, the communicator may operate for app. 170 hours non stop
(7 days).
Charging from the moment the battery is fully discharged until fully charged is app. 16 hours.
4.5.3. No changes, repairs or interventions are allowed in the communicator's electronic
system.
The communicator may not be powered by sources of power other than battery set
manufactured by APLISENS.
The damage analysis and repair may only be performed by the manufacturer or a unit
authorized by the manufacturer.
Attention: Fig.1 KAP-03Ex general view – see page 28,
Fig.2 Cover of KAP-03Ex communicator – see page 29.
5. EXCHANGE OR UPDATING THE COMMUNICATOR’S SOFTWARE BY

MEANS OF A PC
Software version installed in the communicator can be checked according to p 9.2.2 Manual's.
To replace the software (eg software to handle the pressure transducers on the software
for temperature transmitters, or install the latest software version is necessary:
a) take programme "KAP Loader Setup"
(http://www.aplisens.pl/webpage/pl/DOWNLOADS.html).
b) install it’s on PC computer
c) Start the "KAP Loader Setup" programme on the PC
d) Connect the Communicator to the PC using USB
e) put on the Communicator (if the Communicator was on during connecting to the PC it
should be switched off and again switched on)
The Communicator confirms each successful connection to the PC by a single beep (while the
LCD screen is blank). The “KAP Loader Setup” programme signals successful connection by
showing a moving stripe in the lower right corner of the PC display screen. Breaking the
communication with the PC (before completing the transmission between “KAP Loader Setup”
and the Communicator, e.g. by disconnecting the USB cable) causes that the Communicator
leaves the mode of software replacement. Then the procedure should be repeated beginning.
A more detailed description of the exchange of software in KAP-03 and KAP-03Ex is
available in "Help" of "KAP Loader Setup".
6. CONNECTING AND STARTING THE COMMUNICATOR

min 250 Ω
+
Transmitter 4...20mA
Power
or probe supply
_
Communicator
Schematics of connecting KAP-03 communicator to the power and measurement line of the
transmitter or probe
Communicator KAP-03 is started by pushing the ON/OFF key.
After switching it on a welcome picture is displayed on the Communicator’s screen, showing
the producer’s name and the Communicator’s type.
The line’s amplitude is automatically adjusted depending on the line loading that ranges
between 250Ω and 1100Ω.
7. FINDING THE TRANSMITTER.

During searching for the transmitter the progress bar shows on the Communicator’s screen.
In the searching time addresses from 0 to 15 are inspected. The procedure is repeated at
maximum three times.
If the transmitter possesses address 0 the Communicator will find it, and stop searching.
After the search has been finished the address of the found transmitter and its serial number
are displayed. Then pushing any key causes change to the mode of updating.
FOUND DEVICE
ADDRESS:
ID NR:
> ANY KEY<
If the transmitter possesses any other address than 0 it is possible to search for other
devices after having pushed key F4 [>>>].
FOUND DEVICE
ADDRESS:
ID NR:
[ ][ ] [ ENTER] [ >>> ]
If the Communicator does not find the transmitter a message appears on the display
informing that it is possible to restart it by pushing key F1 [RESTART].
--- NO DEVICE---
CHECK CONNECTION
[RESTART ] [ ][ ][ ]
8. UPDATING DATA.
After the transmitter has been found its data become updated. The progress bar is
displayed on the Communicator’s screen. After data update the main MENU appears on
the screen. The transmission between the Communicator and the transmitter is signalled
by the pulsing cursor in the upper left corner of the screen.
9. MAIN MENU
9.1. INTRODUCTION
9.1.1) The way of moving over the main menu is described by means of the following signs:
− sign [ < ] – means moving to the left along the same MENU level
− sign [ > ] – means moving to the right along the same
− sign [↵ ] – means moving to the MENU level below or command confirmation
− sign [ ↑ ] – means moving to the MENU level above.
9.1.2) The Communicator’s keys:
− RE – collecting data from the transmitter
− PF – key unavailable
− PV – process variables
− F1, F2, F3, F4 – function keys
9.1.3) Typing in numbers with comma*
A single short pressing the F1 key [ < ] causes removing one digit before the cursor whereas
a longer pressing it results in removing the whole number.
Next figures and point may be typed in by pressing appropriate keys of the keyboard.
After typing in each figure the cursor automatically moves to the next right position.
It is possible to type in maximum 5 figures and the point.
Pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ] acknowledges the typed in value (the cursor vanishes).
9.1.4) Typing in alphanumeric figures *
Moving on the screen is possible with the use of the F1 key [ < ] and F2 key [ > ]. A given cell
may be modified when the pulsing cursor is situated in it. By pressing an appropriate key of
the keyboard we may type in alphanumeric figures. Figures are changed by single short or
longer key pressing.
9.1.5) Typing in integral number *
A single short pressing the F1 key [ < ] causes removing one digit before the cursor whereas
a longer pressing it results in removing the whole number.
Next figures may be typed in by pressing appropriate keys of the keyboard.
After typing in each figure the cursor automatically moves to the next right position.
9.2 COMMUNICATOR’S OPTIONS.

1) Contrast
Contrast adjustment is performed by means of the F2 [ + ] and F1 [ - ] keys.
Pressing the F3 key [ >|< ] causes a return to the factory settings.
Resetting the Communicator does not change performed contrast adjustments.
2) Info
In the tag "INFO" incorporates the following information about the Communicator:
− Software version
− The Communicator’s electronics version
− Loader’s version
3) Time to screen saver
The time to screen saver – is a time distance after which the screen saver will be
activated. The time to screen saver is presented in minutes.
Time change
The time may be changed after pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ] and by typing in a value
between 0 and 99 (only integers).
Value 0 means that the screen saver shall not be activated.
4) Change of calibration code
This function allows to change calibration code.
The original value is: 00000000.
This code should be entered before pressure calibration and current calibration
(item 9.5 see page 13).
Code entering: see page 10, item 9).
I PRESSURE TRANSMITTERS
9.3. INFO
This tab enables viewing the transmitter’s parameters and data.
Pressing key F4 [REFRESH] causes renewed taking data from the transmitter.
The [REFRESH] function may also be activated by pressing key RE at any time.
The following parameters are available:
1) IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
2) MESSAGE Key F3 [>>>] enables scrolling through the whole message.
3) DATUM
4) TAB LABEL
5) TAB DESCRIPTION
6) SERIAL NUMBER
7) CHARACTERISTIC
8) UNITS
9) UPPER LIMIT OF RANGE
10) LOWER LIMIT OF RANGE
11) BEGINNING OF ADJUSTABLE RANGE
12) END OF ADJUSTABLE RANGE
13) MINIMUM BREADTH OF RANGE
14) TIME CONSTANT
15) SAVING LOCK
PRESSURE 9 IO.KAP-03.02 (ENG)
16) DEVICE ADDRESS

17) NUMBER OF PREAMBLES
18) HEAD NUMBER
19) ELECTRONICS VERSIONS
20) PROGRAMME VERSION
21) TSD
22) UCS
23) MANUFACTURER’S CODE OF DEVICE
24) MANUFACTURER’S CODE OF IDENTIFICATION
25) DISTRIBUTOR CODE
26) FLAGS
27) ERROR FLAGS
If the value of errors amounts to 0 it means that there were no errors notified during the
transmission, and no configuration change took place.
If the value of an error flag is different from 0 then in the upper left corner of the screen an
exclamation sign appears.
The errors may be removed by running the "RESET CONFIGURATION FLAG" function
which is available at the „CONFIGURATION – TRANSMITTER CONFIGURATION” tab.
After this action the exclamation sign displayed in the upper left corner of the screen
vanishes.
9.4 CONFIGURATION
9.4.1) CONFIGURING TRANSMITTER
In this tab it is possible to modify the following parameters of the transmitter:
1) Device address
This function enables changing the transmitter address in a range from 0 to 15
Typing in figures – the process of typing in figures should be performed according to
the description in item 9.1.5. It is possible to type in 2 figures.
If a number from beyond the range 0 - 15 is typed in an error message will appear on
the screen.
2) Number of preambles
This function enables changing the number of preambles within a range from 3 to 20.
the description in item 9.1.5.
If a number from beyond the range 3 - 20 is typed in an error message will appear on
the screen (parameter too small or too large).
3) ID number
This function enables changing the ID number within a range from 0 to 16777215.
the description in item 9.1.5. It is possible to type in 8 figures.
Typing in a number larger than 16777215 is impossible. Such command is not sent to
the transmitter and the Communicator goes to a higher menu level.
4) Message
This function enables changing the message text.
Typing in characters – the process of typing in characters should be performed
according to the description in item 9.1.4. It is possible to type in up to 32 characters.
5) Tag label
This function enables changing the label..
6) Tag description
This function enables changing the description.
7) Tag date
This function enables changing the date in the following format: XX.XX.XXXX (day,
month, year)
according to the description in item 9.1.5 in accordance with the above-presented
format.
8) Head number
This function enables changing the head number within a range from 0 to 16777215.
Typing in a number larger than 16777215 is impossible. Such command is not sent to
the transmitter and the Communicator goes to a higher menu level.
9) Changing the lock code
This function enables changing the lock code.
The lock code consists of 8 characters.
Typing in the code
All the characters must be typed in otherwise the Communicator does not accept it and
goes to a higher menu level. The following characters may be typed in: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E, F. Other characters are locked. Each character is typed in by
one short pressing an appropriate key. The typed in characters may not be removed,
these may only be overwritten. In order to change the code one must fill out the line
OLD and the line NEW with eight characters and then acknowledge it by pressing the
F3 key [ ↵ ].
-CHANGE PROTECT CODE -
OLD: 1234567❚
NEW: 1234567❚
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
The Communicator confirms each correctly performed operation by displaying

message „CODE CHANGED”, and pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ] enables its saving. If the
lock code is typed in incorrectly the Communicator signals that situation by displaying
message „INCORRECT CODE” - then press the F3 key [ ↵ ] to be given a repeated
chance of typing in the code.
10) Saving lock
This function enables switching on and switching off the saving lock by providing an
appropriate code.
Typing in the code – according to the description in item 9) page 10.
11) Alarm mode
This function enables switching on and off the alarm mode.
The alarm mode is switched on by pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ] and typing in the code of
that alarm, which should be activated – in accordance with the description in the
following table.
A full code is a sum of component codes described in the following table.

CODE DESCRIPTION
Error of a measuring circle break – dynamic signalling
1
0 – no error, 1- error
Errors in the ADC transmitter – static signalling,
2
Errors of RAM, EEPROM, PROGRAM - static signalling
4
Errors in the local quartz oscillator, processor or transmitter oscillator -
8
static signalling 0 – no error, 1- error
Alarm current
64
0 – high (22 mA), 1 – low (3.6 mA)
Current range Mod
128
0-normal (range 3.9-20.5mA, 1 – NAMUR-Compilant (range 3.8-20.5mA)
Typing in the alarm code – the process of typing in characters should be performed
according to the description in item 9.1.5. It is possible to type in 3 characters.
12) External push-button
This function enables switching on and off the possibility of zeroing and setting the
beginning and end of range by delivery of a pressure, by means of magnetised
elements (casing AL and ALW) or external push-buttons (casing ALE).
13) Resetting configuration flags
This function enables removal of transmission errors.
9.4.2) CONFIGURING PV
1) Pressure unit
This function enables changing the pressure unit to be used.
Changing to the unit that should be used is performed by choosing the appropriate unit
and acknowledging it with the F3 key [ ↵ ]. The F1 [ < ] and F2 [ > ] keys serve for
moving between the available units.
The following units are available:
− FtH2O 68°F
− kPa
− InHg 0°C
− Pa
− InH2O 68°F
− kG/cm²
− G/cm²
− mmH2O 4°C
− mbar
− InH2O 4°C
− bar
− MPa
− psi
− ATM
− mmHg 0°C
− Torr
− mmH2O 68°F
− mH2O 4°C
2) Beginning of adjustable range
This function enables changing the beginning value of the adjustable range.
The value may be set in the following ways:
− By giving a pressure – a pressure delivered to the transmitter is saved in its memory
as the beginning value of the range to be set.
− By typing in a number – the beginning value of the range to be set is typed in with
the help of the transmitter’s keyboard.
Typing in a number – the process of typing in should be performed according to the
description in item 9.1.3. It is possible to type in 5 figures and the point.
3) End of adjustable range
This function enables changing the end value of the adjustable range. The value may
be set in the following ways:
− By giving a pressure – a pressure delivered to the transmitter is saved in its memory
as the end value of the range to be set.
− By typing in a number – the end value of the range to be set is typed in with the help
of the transmitter’s keyboard.
4) Characteristic
This function enables choosing a conversion characteristic for the transmitter.
The following kinds of characteristics are available:
− Linear (mx+b)
− Special
− Radical (sqrt(x))
− Third grade radical (sqrt(x^3))
− Fifth grade radical (sqrt(x^5))
− Square (x^2)
5) Time constant
This function enables changing the time constant.
Typing in figures – the process of typing in should be performed according to the
description in item 9.1.3.
It is possible to type in 5 figures and the point. If the typed in number, i.e. time constant
value, is larger than 30 seconds it will not be sent to the transmitter and message
“TOO LARGE PARAMETER” will be displayed on the transmitter’s screen.
9.5 CALIBRATION
1) ZEROING
The function for zeroing the transmitter is performed in order to eliminate the shift in its
characteristic after installing it on a new object. After the ZEROING function has been
executed the pressure becomes stabilised and the current pressure is displayed on the
Communicator’s screen in the form of a number and unit. If the displayed value is
appropriate the zeroing operation should be acknowledged by pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ].
The Communicator confirms performance of the zeroing by displaying the following
message: „FIRST PROCESS VARIABLE ZEROED (PV)”.
2) PRESSURE CALIBRATION
Before calibration ought to be enter calibration code: 00000000.
Change of calibration code: see item 9.2 options of communicator page no. 8
This function enables calibrating the upper and the lower value of pressure.
The to be calibrated is chosen by pressing the key F1 [ < ] or the F2 key [ > ] and
acknowledged by pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ].
-PRESSURE CALIB.- -PRESSURE CALIB.-

SET LOWER PRESSURE SET UPPER PRESSURE.
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
After choosing the pressure to be calibrated (the upper or the lower one) the pressure
becomes stabilised and the current pressure is displayed on the Communicator’s
screen in the form of number and unit. When the chosen pressure is displayed it
should be acknowledged by pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ] and the master pressure value
should be typed in.
Typing in figures – according to the description in item 9.1.3.

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After carrying out calibration operation the Communicator displays message

„CALIBRATION SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTED”.
- WAIT UNTIL- WRITE PATTERN -PRESSURE CALIB.-
STAB. OF PRESSURE PRESSURE VALUE FINISHED SUCCESSFULL
XXXXXX XXX XXXXX❚ XXX
[ ][ ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ ][ ][ ] [ OK ]
The values of assumed calibration points do not have to be equal to the upper and
bottom limits of the basic range but these may not go beyond them, i.e. be higher and
lower respectively. The breadth of the calibration range may not be smaller than the
minimum breadth of set range. In order to reach the best possible accuracy it is
recommended that the calibration points and the beginning and end points of the set
range have the same or near values.
3) CURRENT CALIBRATION
Change of calibration code: see item 9.2. options of communicator page no. 8
a) The upper or bottom limit of range
- CALIB. OF CURRENT - READ CURRENT - CALIB. OF CURRENT -
SET I (- - - ) FROM AMPEROMETER CALIB. I (- - - )
X.XXXX❚ mA AND WRITE IT X.XXXX❚ mA
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ ][ ][ ] [ OK ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
The Communicator confirms performance of the calibration by displaying massage:

„CURRENT CALIBRATION SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTED”
b) Setting a current of 4 mA or 20 mA
CURRENT LOOP READ CURRENT - CALIB. OF CURRENT -

SET: FROM AMPEROMETER CALIB. I (- - - )
4mA AND WRITE IT X.XXXX❚ mA
[ ][ ][ ] [ OK ] [ ][ ][ ] [ OK ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
The Communicator confirms performance of the calibration by displaying massage

„CURRENT CALIBRATION SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTED”
2) RESETTING THE ORIGINAL VALUES
This function enables return to the settings that have been done at the production stage
of the transmitter:
a) Zeroing
b) Pressure calibration
c) Current calibration
9.6 OPERATING LCD.

This function is available only for the transmitters equipped with an LCD display.
1) SWITCHING ON / OFF LCD.
This function enables switching on and off the LCD display.
2) REVERSE
This function enables displaying values on the transmitter’s LCD display in the reverse
form.
3) TURN
This function enables turning the values displayed on the LCD display by 180º.
After executing this function the message about restarting is displayed.
The effect of the turning of the displaying is visible after the restarting.
4) PROCESS VARIABLES
This function enables displaying an appropriate process variable on the LCD screen of
the transmitter.
It is possible to display values of current, pressure, range percentage or user’s range.
5) COMMA
This function enables setting a comma in any position of the number displayed on the
transmitter’s LCD screen.
6) CONTRAST
Contrast adjustment is performed by means of the F2 [ + ] and F1 [ - ] keys.
Pressing the F3 key [ >|< ] causes a return to the in-factory pre-set settings.
Resetting the Communicator does not change performed contrast adjustments.
7) USER’S RANGE
a) User’s units
This function enables changing units in which the values are displayed on the
transmitter’s LCD screen. After displaying the current user unit and pressing the F3
key [ ↵ ] units may be changed.
Typing in characters and figures - according to the description in item 9.1.4
---USER’S RANGE & UNIT---

USER’S UNIT
ABCDEFGHIJKL❚NO
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
b) Beginning of range
This function enables changing the beginning value of the range, which is displayed on
the transmitter’s LCD screen. The current value is displayed on the screen. The F3 key
[ ↵ ] enables modification of the value.
c) End of range
This function enables changing the end value of the range, which is displayed on the
transmitter’s LCD screen. The current value is displayed on the screen.
The F3 key [ ↵ ] enables modification of the value.
8) LOCK FOR THE LOCAL SETTINGS
This function enables switching on or off the lock for the local settings.
The current status is signalled by displaying one of the following two messages: ON,
OFF.
The status may be changed by means of the F3 key [ ↵ ].
10. PROCESS VARIABLES

This function is available after pressing the PV key on the Communicator. It enables current
viewing the following process variables:
− FIRST PROCESS VARIABLE PV
− SECOND PROCESS VARIABLE SV
− THIRD PROCESS VARIABLE TV
− FOURTH PROCESS VARIABLE FV
− RANGE PERCENTAGE
− CURRENT (mA)
The information is refreshed every 0.9 seconds. Moving between the available variables is
possible by means of the F1 [ < ] and F2 [ > ] keys.
TEMPERATURE 17 IO.KAP-03.02 (ENG)
II TEMPERATURE TRANSMITTERS
11.1 INFO
This tab enables viewing the transmitter’s parameters and data..
Pressing key F4 [REFRESH] causes renewed taking data from the transmitter.
The [REFRESH] function may also be activated by pressing key RE at any time.
The following parameters are available:
1) IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
2) MESSAGE Key F3 [>>>] enables scrolling through the whole message.
3) DATUM
4) TAB LABEL
5) TAB DESCRIPTION
6) SERIAL NUMBER
7) CHARACTERISTIC – processing the percentage of range on current
8) UNITS
9) UPPER LIMIT OF RANGE
10) LOWER LIMIT OF RANGE
11) UPPER LIMIT OF TEMPERATURE - range of temperature compensation
12) LOWER LIMIT OF TEMPERATURE - range of temperature compensation
13) BEGINNING OF ADJUSTABLE RANGE
14) END OF ADJUSTABLE RANGE
15) MINIMUM BREADTH OF RANGE
16) TIME CONSTANT
17) SAVING LOCK
18) DEVICE ADDRESS
19) NUMBER OF PREAMBLES
20) SENSOR NUMBER
21) ELECTRONICS VERSIONS
22) PROGRAMME VERSION
23) TSD – transmitter-specific cmd revision
24) UCS – universal command revision
25) MANUFACTURER’S CODE OF DEVICE
26) MANUFACTURER’S CODE OF IDENTIFICATION
27) DISTRIBUTOR CODE
28) FLAGS
29) ERROR FLAGS
If the value of errors amounts to 0 it means that there were no errors notified during the
transmission, and no configuration change took place.
If the value of an error flag is different from 0 then in the upper left corner of the screen
an exclamation sign appears.
The error flags may be removed by running the "RESET CONFIGURATION FLAG"
function which is available at the „CONFIGURATION – TRANSMITTER
CONFIGURATION” tab.
After this action the exclamation sign displayed in the upper left corner of the screen
vanishes.
30) STATUSES OF VARIABLES

a) PV STATUS – status of first process variable.
b) SV STATUS – status of second process variable
c) TV STATUS – status of third process variable.
d) CURRENT STATUS – current status
31) STATUS OF TRANSMITTER
The displayed value is the sum of the statuses values.
Value NAME OF NOTIFIED STATUS.

1 RAM_TEST_ERROR
2 FLASH_CRC_ERROR
4 BAD_CRC_IN_SEGMENT_INFO
8 OSCILLATOR_FAULT
16 HT430_INIT_ERROR
32 ADC_INTERFACE_MASTER_ERROR
64 ADC_INTERFACE_SLAVE_ERROR
128 ADC_RESPOND_TIMEOUT
256 SENSOR_FAILURE
512 SENSOR_NOT_CONNECTED
1024 PRIMARY_VARIABLE_NOT_VALID
2048 PRIMARY_VARIABLE_OUT_OF_LIMITS
4096 SECONDARY_VARIABLE_OUT_OF_LIMITS
8192 ANALOG_OUTPUT_SATURATED
16384 OUTPUT_CURRENT_FIXED
32768 HOT_START_OCCURE
32) RANGE OF CURRENT

33) ALARM CURRENT
34) ALARM MASK - Alarm mask table is described in the configuration of the
transmitter input.
35) RANGE OF INPUT
36) TYPE OF LINEARISATION
37) COMPENSATION OF COLD JUNCTIONS - applies to thermoelements only.
38) TYPE OF CONNECTION
39) PV VALUE
40) DEVIATION OF CHANNEL 1
41) DEVIATION OF CHANNEL 2
42) RESISTANCE OF WIRES CHANNEL 1 - applies to sensors res. only.
43) RESISTANCE OF WIRES CHANNEL 2 - applies to sensors res. only.
44) CONSTANT TEMPERATURE OF COLD JUNCTIONS-applies to thermoelements
only.
11.2 CONFIGURATION
11.2.1) CONFIGURING TRANSMITTER
1) Device address
This function enables changing the transmitter address in a range from 0 to 15.
Addresses from 1 to 15 are designed for mode multidrop.
Typing in figures – the process of typing in figures should be performed according
to the description in item 9.1.5. It is possible to type in 2 figures. After typing in each
figure the cursor automatically changes its position for the next one It is possible to
type in for example figure 2 instead of 02 without fear – both forms are accepted by
the device.
If a number from beyond the range 0 - 15 is typed in an error message will appear
on the screen.
2) Number of preambles
This function enables changing the number of preambles within a range from 3 to 20.
to the description in item 9.1.5.
If a number from beyond the range 3 - 20 is typed in an error message will appear
on the screen (parameter too small or too large).
3) ID number
This function enables changing the ID number within a range from 0 to 16777215.
to the description in item 9.1.5. It is possible to type in 8 figures.
Typing in a number larger than 16777215 is impossible. Such command is not sent
to the transmitter and the Communicator goes to a higher menu level.
4) Message
This function enables changing the message text.
5) Tag label
This function enables changing the label.
6) Tag description
This function enables changing the description.
7) Tag date
This function enables changing the date in the following format: XX.XX.XXXX (day,
month, year).
according to the description in item 9.1.5 in accordance with the above-presented
format.
8) Sensor number
This function enables changing the sensor number within a range from 0 to
16777215.
Typing in a number larger than 16777215 is impossible. Such command is not sent
to the transmitter and the Communicator goes to a higher menu level.
9) Changing the lock code
This function enables changing the lock code.
The lock code consists of 8 characters and is written in code HEX (0...9 ABCDEF).
Typing in the code
All the characters must be typed in otherwise the Communicator does not accept it
and goes to a higher menu level. The following characters may be typed in: 0, 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E, F. Other characters are locked. Each character is
typed in by one short pressing an appropriate key. The typed in characters may not
be removed, these may only be overwritten. In order to change the code one must fill
out the line OLD and the line NEW with eight characters and then acknowledge it by
pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ].
-CHANGE PROTECT CODE-
OLD: 1234567❚
NEW: 1234567❚
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
The Communicator confirms each correctly performed operation by displaying

message „CODE CHANGED”. If the lock code is typed in incorrectly the
Communicator signals that situation by displaying message „INCORRECT CODE” -
then press the F3 key [ ↵ ] to be given a repeated chance of typing in the code.
10) Saving lock
This function enables switching on and switching off the saving lock by providing an
appropriate code.
Typing in the code – according to the description in item 9) page 20.
11) Resetting configuration flags
This function enables removal of flag of configuration change.
11.2.2) CONFIGURING PV
1) Temperature unit
This function enables changing the temperature unit to be used.
Changing to the unit that should be used is performed by choosing the appropriate
unit and acknowledging it with the F3 key [ ↵ ]. The F1 [ < ] and F2 [ > ] keys serve
for moving between the available units.
Depending on the type of transmitter the following units can be available :

− °C
− K
− °F
− °Rk
− mV
− V
− ohm
− kohm
2) Beginning of adjustable range

This function enables changing the beginning value of the adjustable range.
3) End of adjustable range
This function enables changing the end value of the adjustable range.
4) Time constant
This function enables changing the time constant.
Typing in figures – the process of typing in should be performed according to the
description in item 9.1.3.
It is possible to type in 5 figures and the point. If the typed in number, i.e. time
constant value, is larger than 30 seconds it will not be sent to the transmitter and
message “TOO LARGE PARAMETER” will be displayed on the transmitter’s screen.
5) Value PV
Function enables mathematical enumerating for process variable:
a) CHANNEL 1
b) CHANNEL 2
c) CHANNEL 1 – CHANNEL 2
d) CHANNEL 2 – CHANNEL 1
e) MAX. (CHANNEL 1; CHANNEL 2)
f) MIN. (CHANNEL 1; CHANNEL 2)
g) AVER. (CHANNEL 1; CHANNEL 2) – The arithmetic mean of the two channels.
h) AV2. (CHANNEL 1; CHANNEL 2) – The average value of the two channels either
value of channel 1 or 2, if the latter (2) has a status different from the (1).
11.2.3) CONFIGURING INPUT SIGNAL OF TRANSMITTER

1) type of connection.
Function makes possible the change of connecting type to transmitter sensor:
a) 2 WIRE.
b) 3 WIRE.
c) 4 WIRE.
d) 2 SENSORS 2 WIRE.
e) 2 SENSORS 3 WIRE.
2) The resistance of wires of channel 1.
Function allows to enter a values of resistance to the channel 1
Typing in figures – according to the description in item 9.1.3
3) The resistance of wires of channel 2.
Function allows to enter a values of resistance to the channel 2
4) Range of input.
Function allows to change the range:
a) -10 – 100 mV (recommended for thermoelement)
b) -10 – 1000 mV
c) 0 – 400 Ω (recommended for PT100)
d) 0 – 2000 Ω
5) Type of linearisation.
This function enables changing the type of linearisation
a) WITHOUT LINEARISATION.
b) INPUT TABLE (the edition of table is described in item 11.2.3.10)
c) Pt10 a=0.003850 l) TC TYPE B
d) Pt50 a=0.003850 m) TC TYPE E
e) Pt98 a=0.003923 n) TC TYPE J
f) Pt100 a=0.003850 o) TC TYPE K
g) Pt100 a=0.003916 p) TC TYPE N
h) Pt500 a=0.003850 r) TC TYPE R
i) PT1000 a=0.003850 s) TC TYPE S
j) Ni100 W100=1.617 t) TC TYPE T
k) Cu100 W100=1.426
6) Deviation of channel 1.
Function addes algebraically, the deviation for the process variable for channel 1
7) Deviation of channel 2
Function addes algebraically, the deviation for the process variable for channel 2
8) Cold Junctions Compensation:
a) WITHOUT COMPENSATION
b) TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT OF COLD JUNCTIONS.
c) CONSTANT TEMPERATURE OF COLD JUNCTIONS.
9) Constant temperature of cold junctions
Function has the ability to change the temperature of cold junctions.
10) Input array.
Function allows to introduce the user array. You can write to the array to 60 points.
--INPUT ARRAY-- POINT: X OF X POINT: X OF X
NR OF POINTS : X IN: mV/ohm IN: mV/ohm
STATUS: XXXXXX OUT: mV/ohm/C OUT: mV/ohm/C
[ RST ] [ ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ ][ ] [ OPE ] [ ↑ ] [ DEL] [ INS ] [ EDT ] [ ↑

]
[RST] – reset of user's table ------ EDIT POINT ---------

[OPE] – operations on a given point
IN: X.XXXX mV/ohm
[EDT] – modification of a point in the array
[DEL] – deleting of a point from an array OUT: X.XXXX mV/ohm/C
[INS ] – insertion of a point to the array
[ < ] [ > ] [ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
11.2.4) TRANSMITTER OUTPUT CONFIGURATION
1) Range of current.
Function allows a selection of a suitable current range:
a) NORMAL (3.9 – 20.8) mA.
b) NAMUR (3.8 – 20.5) mA.
2) Alarm current.
This function enables choosing a alarm current:
a) LOW
b) HIGH
c) USER’S –possibility of entry of self-worth.
d) LAST VALUE.
3) Characteristic (processing on current of the percentage range)
a) Linear (mx+b)
b) Special
c) Radical (sqrt(x))
d) Third grade radical (sqrt(x^3))
e) Fifth grade radical (sqrt(x^5))
f) Outputs table
g) Square (x^2)
4) Mask alarms.
Value Name of displayed error:

1 RAM memory error
2 CRC programme error
4 Error of CRC data memory
8 Oscillator error
16 HART modem error
32 Transmitter error of galvanic barrier
64 Error from primary side of galvanic barrier
128 Error from secondary side of galvanic barrier
256 Sensor error
512 Disconnected sensor
1024 PV inappropriate
2048 PV outside the limits
4096 SV outside the limits
Entered value should be the sum of the individual active alarms.

11.3 CALIBRATION
Change of calibration code: see item 9.2 options of communicator page no. 8
This function enables calibrating the upper and the lower value of temperature.
The to be calibrated is chosen by pressing the key F1 [ < ] or the F2 key [ > ] and
acknowledged by pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ].
1) CURRENT CALIBRATION
Setting a current of 4 mA or 20 mA
CURRENT LOOP READ CURRENT CALIB. OF CURRENT

SET: FROM AMPEROMETER CALIB. I (- - - )
4mA AND WRITE IT X.XXXX❚ mA
[ ][ ][ ] [ OK ] [ ][ ][ ] [ OK ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
The Communicator confirms performance of the calibration by displaying massage

„CURRENT CALIBRATION SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTED”.
2) Calibration of transmitter input.

APT2000ALW transmitter
Function makes possible calibration of channel 1 -( transmitter with a single sensor)
or channel 1 and 2 - (transmitter with two sensors).
--CALIBRATION INPUT-- --CALIBRATION INPUT--

CALIBRATION CH1 CALIBRATION CH2
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
Calibration is realized by two points (lower and upper point of calibration).
--CALIBRATION INPUT-- --CALIBRATION INPUT--

LOWER CALIBRATION UPPER CALIBRATION
POINT POINT
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
In aim of calibration is necessary to put on the sensor a standard temperature and wait
on her stabilize.
SET TEMPERATURE
AND WAIT FOR IT TO

STABILIZE
[ OK ]
Then is necessary to write the worth of a standard temperature
- LOWER CAL. POINT -

WRITE VALUE PATTERN
100.00 °C
[ < ][ > ][ ↵][ ↑ ]

The values of assumed calibration points do not have to be equal to the upper and
bottom limits of the basic range but these may not go beyond them, i.e. be higher and
lower respectively. The breadth of the calibration range may not be smaller than the
minimum breadth of set range. In order to reach the best possible accuracy it is
recommended that the calibration points and the beginning and end points of the set
range have the same or near values.
3) Calibration of transmitter input.

Li-24 transmitter.
Function allows to calibrate the set current range of the transmitter.
---CALIBRATION INPUT---
CALIBRATION RANGE:
-10 - 100 mV
[ ][ ][ ↵][ ↑ ]
Calibration is realized by two points (lower and upper point of calibration).
---CALIBRATION INPUT--- ---CALIBRATION INPUT---

LOWER CALIBRATION UPPER CALIBRATION
POINT POINT
[ < ][ > ][ ↵][ ↑ ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵][ ↑ ]
In aim of calibration is necessary to connect the standard of tension or resistance which

is comprise in a measuring range. Then you write the value of a pattern.
CONNECT PATTERN - LOWER CAL. POINT -

VOLTAGE TO WRITE VALUE PATTERN
INPUT TRANSMITTER
[ OK ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵][ ↑ ]

4) Resetting the original values
This function enables return to the settings that have been done at the production stage
of the transmitter:
3.1) Input calibration.
3.2) Current calibration.
3.3) All setting.
11.4 OPERATING LCD.

This function is available only for the transmitters equipped with an LCD display.
1) SWITCHING ON / OFF LCD.
This function enables switching on and off the LCD display.
2) PROCESS VARIABLES
This function enables displaying an appropriate process variable on the LCD screen of
the transmitter.
It is possible to display values of current, temperature, range percentage or user’s range.
3) PROCESS VARIABLES LCD1.

This function enables displaying an appropriate process variable in the upper right corner
of the LCD display. It is possible to display values of current, range percentage.
4) COMMA
This function enables setting a comma in any position of the number displayed on the
5) USER’S RANGE
a) User’s units
This function enables changing units in which the values are displayed on the
After displaying the current user unit and pressing the F3 key [ ↵ ] units may be changed.
Typing in characters and figures - according to the description in item 9.1.4
------USER’S RANGE & UNIT----
USER’S UNIT.
ABCDEFGHIJKL❚NO
[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]
b) Beginning of range
This function enables changing the beginning value of the range, which is displayed on
the transmitter’s LCD screen. The current value is displayed on the screen.
c) End of range
This function enables changing the end value of the range, which is displayed on the
transmitter’s LCD screen. The current value is displayed on the screen.
6) LOCK FOR THE LOCAL SETTINGS
This function enables switching on or off the lock for the local settings.
The current status is signalled by displaying one of the following two messages: ON, OFF.
The status may be changed by means of the F3 key [ ↵ ].
12. PROCESS VARIABLES
This function is available after pressing the PV key on the Communicator. It enables
current viewing the following process variables:
− FIRST PROCESS VARIABLE PV
− SECOND PROCESS VARIABLE SV
− THIRD PROCESS VARIABLE TV
− FOURTH PROCESS VARIABLE FV
− RANGE PERCENTAGE
− CURRENT (MA)
The information is refreshed every 0.9 seconds. Moving between the available variables is
possible by means of the F1 [ < ] and F2 [ > ] keys.
Connecting terminals
view A view B
Screw
KAP-03 Ex
II 2G Ex ia IIC T4 Gb
KDB 07ATEX122X
B A
Używać tylko w pokrowcu KAP03AE

Use in the cover KAP03AE only
Programming
socket
03-192 WARSZAWA
28
F1 F2 F3 F4 ul. Morelowa 7
tel. (022) 814 07 77
www. aplisens.pl
PRODUKCJA PRZEMYSŁOWEJ APARATURY
POMIAROWEJ I ELEMENTÓW AUTOMATYKI
FIELD COMMUNICATOR
ON KAP-03Ex
PF RE PV OFF Numer fabryczny:
Rok produkcji:
Battery set
II 2G Ex ia IIC T4 Gb 1453
KDB 07ATEX122X
Fig.1 KAP-03Ex general view

ABC DEF GHI @%& Uo/Ui = ... Io/Ii = ...
Po/Pi = ... Ci = ... Li = ...
7 8 9 0 -10°C < Ta < +50°C
Rating Zasilanie : własne, iskrobezpieczny

JKL MNO PQR zespół baterii 3,6 VDC
+/* Ładowanie: 9V stab. / 200mA
4 5 6 - Charging plate
Charge with supply 9 VDC±2%
socket outside danger zone
[
STU VWX YZ# Fuse socket Ładować napięciem 9VDC±2%
. tylko poza strefą
1 2 3 zagrożenia wybuchem
Fuse cover Fuse O5x20 EN60127 Charging socket

In=0,16A, U=250V F
IO.KAP-03.02 (ENG)
29 IO.KAP-03.02 (ENG)
KAP-03 Ex
UŻYWAĆ TYLKO W POKROWCU

USE IN THE COVER ONLY
POKROWIEC ( COVER ) KAP03AE
Place on wires
F1 F2 F3 F4
ON
PF RE PV OFF
ABC DEF GHI @%&

7 8 9 0
JKL MNO PQR +/*
4 5 6 -
STU VWX YZ#
[
1 2 3 .
Fig.2 Cover of KAP-03Ex communicator

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WARSAW JANUARY 2013

APLISENS. S.A., 03-192 Warszawa, ul. Morelowa 7

Information particularly useful during installation and operation of Ex device.

Information on disposal of used equipment

BASIC REQUIREMENTS AND SAFE USE

Installation of intrinsic safety versions should be performed with particular care, in

1. USE APLICATION ......................................................................................................... 2

1) The pressure transmitters, differential pressure transmitters and hydrostatic level

To change the group of transmitters is necessary to reprogramme of communicator

There is a possibility of upgrade communicator KAP-03 using the application

2. BASIC FEATURES AND TECHNICAL DATA

• Adjustment of contrast of the displayed characters..

Declaration and ATEX certificates are available at www.aplisens.pl

4. USING KAP-03Ex COMMUNICATOR IN EXPLOSION DANGER ZONES

Information on the method of connecting to the charging and measurement line

5. EXCHANGE OR UPDATING THE COMMUNICATOR’S SOFTWARE BY

6. CONNECTING AND STARTING THE COMMUNICATOR

7. FINDING THE TRANSMITTER.

> ANY KEY<

9.2 COMMUNICATOR’S OPTIONS.

16) DEVICE ADDRESS

-CHANGE PROTECT CODE -

The Communicator confirms each correctly performed operation by displaying

A full code is a sum of component codes described in the following table.

-PRESSURE CALIB.- -PRESSURE CALIB.-

[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]

Typing in figures – according to the description in item 9.1.3.

After carrying out calibration operation the Communicator displays message

- WAIT UNTIL- WRITE PATTERN -PRESSURE CALIB.-

STAB. OF PRESSURE PRESSURE VALUE FINISHED SUCCESSFULL

XXXXXX XXX XXXXX❚ XXX

a) The upper or bottom limit of range

- CALIB. OF CURRENT - READ CURRENT - CALIB. OF CURRENT -

SET I (- - - ) FROM AMPEROMETER CALIB. I (- - - )

X.XXXX❚ mA AND WRITE IT X.XXXX❚ mA

[ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ ][ ][ ] [ OK ] [ < ][ > ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ]

The Communicator confirms performance of the calibration by displaying massage:

CURRENT LOOP READ CURRENT - CALIB. OF CURRENT -

The Communicator confirms performance of the calibration by displaying massage

9.6 OPERATING LCD.

---USER’S RANGE & UNIT---

10. PROCESS VARIABLES

30) STATUSES OF VARIABLES

Value NAME OF NOTIFIED STATUS.

32) RANGE OF CURRENT

-CHANGE PROTECT CODE-

The Communicator confirms each correctly performed operation by displaying

Depending on the type of transmitter the following units can be available :

2) Beginning of adjustable range

11.2.3) CONFIGURING INPUT SIGNAL OF TRANSMITTER

--INPUT ARRAY-- POINT: X OF X POINT: X OF X

NR OF POINTS : X IN: mV/ohm IN: mV/ohm

STATUS: XXXXXX OUT: mV/ohm/C OUT: mV/ohm/C

[ RST ] [ ][ ↵ ][ ↑ ] [ ][ ] [ OPE ] [ ↑ ] [ DEL] [ INS ] [ EDT ] [ ↑

[RST] – reset of user's table ------ EDIT POINT ---------

11.2.4) TRANSMITTER OUTPUT CONFIGURATION

Value Name of displayed error:

Entered value should be the sum of the individual active alarms.