Minco Temptran TT859 Temperature Transmitter Installation and Operating Instructions

Minco Temptran TT859 Temperature Transmitter Installation and Operating Instructions

Below you will find brief information for Temperature Transmitter Temptran TT859. This 2-wire temperature transmitter for RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) thermometers converts the RTD's signal into a 4 to 20 mA DC current, which changes according to the range in which the transmitter is calibrated: 4 mA at the lowest temperature of the range, rising to 20 mA at the top of the range. The TT859 is FIELD RANGEABLE; the Zero and Span are adjustable over -10 to 60°F and 35 to 150°F respectively allowing for re-ranging by means of a simple calibration process.

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TT859 TemptranTM
2-wire Temperature Transmitter for RTD Thermometers
Installation and Operating Instructions
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Description
Model TT859 is a 2-wire temperature transmitter for RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector)
thermometers. The TemptranTM converts the RTD's signal into a 4 to 20 mA DC current. The current
changes according to the range in which the Temptran is calibrated: 4 mA at the lowest temperature
of the range, rising to 20 mA at the top of the range. The leads that supply power also carry the
current signal. The TT859 is FIELD RANGEABLE; the Zero and Span are adjustable over -10 to 60°F and
35 to 150°F respectively allowing for re-ranging by means of a simple calibration process.
Specifications
Sensing Element:
Output:
System Accuracy:
Transmitter Linearity:
Rangeability:
Housing:
Operating Environment:
Storage Environment:
Ambient Temperature
Effects:
Warm-up Drift:
Supply Voltage:
Input Voltage Effect:
Maximum Load
Resistance:
System Integration:
Zero and Span
Adjustment:
Maximum Output
Current:
Power Connections:
Sensor Connections:
Weight:
Minco
1000 ohm @ 0°C platinum RTD, 0.00375 ohm/ohm/°C TCR or
0.00385 ohm/ohm/°C TCR.
4 to 20 mA DC over specified range.
± 0.5°F (± 0.3°C) @ room temp or ± 0.8% of span operating @ 24
VDC.
± 0.1% of span.
Zero: -10° to 60°F (-23° to 15°C).
Span: 35° to 150°F (19° to 83°C).
2.75” W x 4.50” H x 1.56” D. Bone white plastic cover and baseplate
with anodized aluminum endplates. Suitable for indoor use only.
-40° to 185°F (-40° to 85°C), non-condensing.
67° to 212°F (-55° to 100°C), non-condensing.
± 0.01% Span/°F (± 0.018% Span/°C).
± 0.1% of span max., assuming Vsupply = 24 VDC and Rloop = 250
ohms. Stable within 15 minutes.
9.4 to 35 volts DC, non-polarized.
± 0.001% of span per volt from 9.4 to 35 VDC.
The maximum allowable resistance of the signal-carrying loop,
including extension wires and load resistance, is given by this
formula: Rloop max = (Vsupply-9.4)/.02 amps. For example, if the
supply voltage is 24 VDC, the loop resistance must be less than
730 Ω.
Output “High” (22-25mA) with sensor open. Output “Low”
(3.3-3.7mA) with sensor shorted.
Non-interacting.
28 mA.
Screw terminals, non-polar (connect either way).
Screw terminals, non-polar (connect either way).
3.0 oz. (84 grams) Transmitter and housing.
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Installation
Installation of the TT859 consists of mounting the transmitter to a wall and connecting it to power.
The housing is mounted using two countersink screws to secure the base plate to a wall. Access the
mounting holes by separating the plastic base plate from the cover. Then secure the base plate to
the wall, long edge to the vertical (observing the directional arrow marked on the base plate). Power
and RTD wires are connected to the transmitter by 4 screw terminals located near the edge of the
circuit board (Figure 1). The transmitter’s power and RTD connections are designed for non-polar
hook-up, so polarity is not important. If calibration is necessary, set dip-switches before assembling
housing (See Transmitter Ranging section).
Connect a DC source, not exceeding 35 VDC, to the “PWR” terminals as shown below (Figure 1).
Wiring Diagram
Figure 1
Power Supply
DC power supply requirements are determined by the TT859’s minimum voltage requirement and
voltage drop across the load resistor and installation lead wires.
Example: The transmitter requires 9.4 Volts minimum. A typical 250 ohm load resistor drops 5.0 Volts
@ 20 mA. Allowing a margin of 0.5 Volts for the supply permits 25 ohms of lead wire resistance for
remote installation. Totaling these, we get a minimum power supply requirement of 14.9 VDC.
Using a 24 VDC power supply will take care of nearly all installations, but the TT859 will operate at
voltages up to 35 VDC.
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Calibration Procedure
1.
Connect the equipment as shown below (Figure 2) substituting a resistance decade box, with
resolution of at least 0.01 ohm, in place of the RTD.
DECADE
BOX
24 VDC
POWER SUPPLY
ZERO ADJ.
SPAN ADJ.
4-20 mA
LOOP
mA
INDICATOR
Figure 2
2.
3.
4.
5.
Determine sensor resistance corresponding to the lower and upper temperature range of the
transmitter from Tables 3 and 4 (page 6). Using “RTD Calc” a more complete resistance vs.
temperature chart can be printed; Download it from Minco’s web site, www.minco.com.
Set the decade box to the resistance value corresponding to the lower temperature. Adjust the
Zero pot until the milliammeter reads 4.0 mA +/- 0.016 mA.
Set the decade box to the resistance value corresponding to the upper temperature. Adjust the
Span pot until the milliammeter reads 20.0 mA +/- 0.016 mA.
Set the decade box to the resistance value corresponding to the lower temperature and verify
that the milliammeter still reads 4.0 mA +/- 0.016 mA. Correct if necessary, then repeat steps 4
and 5.
Transmitter Ranging
The transmitter is initially calibrated to a specific temperature range, as shown on the label attached
to the housing. Unless a different range is desired, ranging is not necessary. If the temperature range
is changed, recalibrate the transmitter as described in the section, Calibration Procedure.
When a different temperature range is desired, Tables 1 and 2 (Page 5) provide range switch settings
corresponding to the various temperature ranges. Switches 1 to 4 set the lower temperature limit
(Zero) of the transmitter. Switches 5 to 8 set the upper minus lower temperature (Span) of the
transmitter.
For example, a temperature range of 30 to 90°F has a Zero of 30°F and a Span of 60°F (90-30). Table 1
shows the closest Zero range is 30°F with switches 1 through 4, respectively, in the OFF, ON, ON, and
OFF positions. Likewise, Table 2 shows the closest Span range is 57°F with switches 5 through 8,
respectively, in the ON, ON, OFF, and OFF positions. Once the switches are set, the Zero and Span
trim pots should provide sufficient adjustments to calibrate the transmitter.
In the event that the trim pots do not have sufficient adjustments, the switch settings should then be
changed. In the above example, if the Zero trim pot cannot adjust the transmitter current down to
4mA with the 30°F Zero switch settings, then the Zero switch settings should then be changed to
37°F (OFF, ON, OFF and ON) which is the next higher range. Likewise if the Span trim pot does not
have sufficient adjustment, then the Span switch settings should be changed.
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Zero Switch Settings
1
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ZERO
Switch Settings
2
3
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
4
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Center Point
°F
°C
-13
-25
-8
-22
-2
-19
3
-16
9
-13
12
-11
18
-8
25
-4
28
-2
34
1
39
4
45
7
50
10
55
13
61
16
66
19
Table 1
Span Switch Settings
(Upper Minus Lower Temperature Limits)
5
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
SPAN *
Switch Settings
6
7
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
8
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Center Point
°F
°C
31
40
47
56
65
74
81
90
99
106
115
122
131
139
148
155
17
22
26
31
36
41
45
50
55
59
64
68
73
77
82
86
Table 2
* Span = Upper - Lower Temperature.
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Zero ranges overlap next adjacent range.
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Resistance vs. Temperature for 1000 Ohm Platinum Sensors
PW = 0.00375 ohm/ohm/°C, PF = 0.00385 ohm/ohm/°C
Temp. (°F)
0
Sensor
PW
PF
0
932.07
930.33
-5
921.42
919.41
-10
910.76
908.49
-15
900.09
897.55
-20
-----------
-25
-----------
-30
-----------
-35
-----------
-40
-----------
-45
-----------
Temp. (°F)
0
Sensor
PW
PF
PW
PF
PW
PF
PW
PF
PW
PF
0
932.07
930.33
1038.04
1039.03
1143.08
1146.82
1247.19
1253.73
1350.38
1359.74
5
942.71
941.24
1048.59
1049.85
1153.54
1157.55
1257.55
1264.37
1360.64
1370.30
10
953.34
952.14
1059.12
1060.66
1163.98
1168.28
1267.90
1275.00
1370.90
1380.84
15
963.96
963.04
1069.65
1071.46
1174.41
1178.99
1278.25
1285.63
-----------
20
941.57
973.92
1080.17
1082.25
1184.84
1189.69
1288.58
1296.24
-----------
25
985.17
984.79
1090.68
1093.04
1195.25
1200.39
1298.90
1306.85
-----------
30
995.77
995.66
1101.18
1103.81
1205.66
1211.07
1309.21
1317.45
-----------
35
1006.35
1006.51
1111.67
1114.58
1216.06
1221.75
1319.52
1328.03
-----------
40
1016.92
1017.36
1122.15
1125.34
1226.45
1232.42
1329.81
1338.61
-----------
45
1027.49
1028.20
1132.62
1136.08
1236.82
1243.08
1340.10
1349.18
-----------
50
100
150
200
Table 3
Resistance vs. Temperature for 1000 Ohm Platinum Sensors
PW = 0.00375 ohm/ohm/°C, PF = 0.00385 ohm/ohm/°C
Temp. (°C)
-20
0
Temp. (°C)
0
20
40
60
80
100
Sensor
PW
PF
PW
PF
0
923.55
921.60
1000.00
1000.00
-2
915.88
913.73
992.38
992.18
-4
908.20
905.86
984.75
984.36
-6
900.52
897.99
977.12
976.53
-8
----------969.48
968.70
-10
----------961.84
960.86
-12
----------954.19
953.02
-14
----------946.54
945.17
-16
----------938.88
937.32
-18
----------931.24
929.46
Sensor
PW
PF
PW
PF
PW
PF
PW
PF
PW
PF
PW
PF
0
1000.00
1000.00
1075.93
1077.94
1151.45
1155.41
1226.45
1232.42
1300.96
1308.97
1375.00
1385.06
2
1007.62
1007.81
1083.53
1085.70
1158.97
1163.13
1233.92
1240.10
1308.39
1316.60
-----------
4
1015.23
1015.62
1091.10
1093.47
1166.48
1170.85
1241.39
1247.77
1315.81
1324.22
-----------
6
1022.84
1023.43
1098.66
1101.23
1174.00
1178.56
1248.85
1255.43
1323.23
1331.84
-----------
8
1030.44
1031.23
1106.21
1108.98
1181.50
1186.27
1256.31
1263.09
1330.64
1339.50
-----------
10
1038.04
1039.03
1113.76
1116.73
1189.01
1193.97
1263.77
1270.75
1138.04
1347.07
-----------
12
1045.64
1046.82
1121.31
1124.47
1196.50
1201.67
1271.21
1278.40
1345.44
1354.68
-----------
14
1053.23
1054.60
1128.85
1132.22
1204.00
1209.36
1278.66
1286.05
1352.84
1362.28
-----------
16
1060.81
1062.39
1136.39
1039.95
1211.48
1217.05
1286.10
1293.70
1360.23
1369.88
-----------
18
1068.39
1070.16
1143.92
1147.68
1218.97
1224.74
1293.53
1301.33
1367.62
1377.47
-----------
Table 4
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How to Order
TT859
Model Number: TT859
PW Resistance thermometer type: RTD Temptran
PF = 1000 Ω Platinum (.00385)
PW = 1000 Ω Platinum (.00375)
1 4-20 mA DC Output
S Temperature Range (4 mA Temp/20 mA Temp):
EN =-20 to140°F (-29 to 60°C)
S = 0 to100°F (-18 to 38°C)
A = 20 to120°F ( -7 to 49°C)
BI = 30 to130°F ( -1 to 54°C)
N = 32 to122°F ( 0 to 50°C)
H = 40 to 90°F ( 4 to 32°C)
SX = Special range as defined on job order – must fall within adjustment limits of
Transmitter.
Consult factory for current list of available ranges.
1 Calibration:
1 = No calibration data, sensor or transmitter
2 = Sensor/Transmitter matched at 0°C with NIST cert
3 = Sensor/Transmitter matched at 0, 100, & 260°C with NIST cert
TT859PW1S1 ← Sample part number
Warranty
Items returned within one year from the date of sale, transportation prepaid, which Minco Products,
Inc. (the “seller”) reasonably determines to be faulty by reason of defective materials or faulty
workmanship will be replaced or repaired at the seller’s discretion, free of charge.
This remedy is to be the sole and exclusive remedy available to the buyer in the event of a breach by
the seller. Items that show evidence of mishandling or misapplication may be returned by the seller
at the customer’s expense.
Furthermore, the seller is not to be held responsible for consequential damages caused by this
product except as required under Minnesota Statutes, Section 336.1-719 (3).
This warranty is in lieu of any other expressed warranty or implied warranty of merchantability or
fitness for a particular purpose, and of any other obligations or liability of the seller or its employees
or agent.
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Dimensions
Figure 3
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Key Features

  • 2-wire temperature transmitter
  • RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) thermometers
  • 4 to 20 mA DC current output
  • FIELD RANGEABLE
  • Zero and Span adjustable
  • calibration process
  • Output “High” (22-25mA) with sensor open
  • Output “Low” (3.3-3.7mA) with sensor shorted

Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the minimum voltage requirement of the transmitter?
The transmitter requires 9.4 Volts minimum.
What is the maximum voltage that the transmitter can operate at?
The TT859 will operate at voltages up to 35 VDC.
How do I calibrate the transmitter?
You can calibrate the transmitter by following the steps outlined in the "Calibration Procedure" section of the document.
What is the maximum allowable resistance of the signal-carrying loop?
The maximum allowable resistance of the signal-carrying loop, including extension wires and load resistance, is given by this formula: Rloop max = (Vsupply-9.4)/.02 amps. For example, if the supply voltage is 24 VDC, the loop resistance must be less than 730 Ω.

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