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CUSTOMER: GURU NANAK DEV THERMAL PLANT

BCPL LETTER REF. CI: SV: 30: GNDTP: 02,


DT: 08.09.2015

PROCEDURE FOR NEW MODULE LAMP & MICROCONTROLLER CARD


LAMP AND METER CARD & I I CONVERTER
Lamp and Meter card having 0 1mA output only, so that I I converter is required for to
convert the 0 -1mA to 4 20mA, Converter receives DC 0-1mA as input and gives 4-20mA
Output Signal which is optically isolated and varies linearly with the input signal. The output of
the converter can be directly fed to the PLC or DCS.
DRAWBACKS:
Required both L & M Card and I I converter.
Zero and adjustment in I I converter.
Meter Display.
The output of L & M card cant be directly fed to DCS.
LAMP & MICROCONTROLLER CARD
This card was developed for up gradation of existing system to be interfaced with DCS. This
card is a 1 to 1 replacement in all aspect except that this has 4- 20 mA signal. The 4 to 20mA
output are derived from pin of the PCB connector respectively to DCS directly.
Flame intensity is indicated on the Bar graph LED displays. The intensity bar display is calibrated
to read zero when a dark furnace (no fire) signal exists and 90 when a maximum level signal is
established.
ADVANTAGES
No need of I I converter.
Bar graph display for Intensity.
The output (4-20mA) of Microcontroller card is directly fed to the DCS.

CALIBRATION:
Trip pot R16 and R20 must be adjusted to set 4-20mA in
Lamp & Microcontroller Card.
For 4mA output, calibrate R16.
For 20mA output, calibrate R20.

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