Worksheets and Specifications

DANLOADTM 6000 Electronic Preset

The DanLoad 6000 Electronic Preset is an electronic batching, blending and flow measurement device designed to deliver precise quantities of petroleum, chemical and liquid products in a variety of applications (gasolines, antifreeze, fuel oils, fertilizers, solvents, paints, LPG, LNG, lube oils, chemicals, dyes). Easily accessible plug-in boards with standard hardware and one firmware version accommodating all features provides for ease of maintenance and future expandability. The DanLoad 6000 can operate in either a "Manual" or "Auto" mode. In "Manuel" mode, the DanLoad 6000 operates as a stand alone unit performing local authorization based on the configured safety circuit inputs and user-configured delivery parameters. In "Auto" mode, the DanLoad 6000 operates as a slave to the host system, typically a Terminal Automation System, having complete control over loading sequence and authorization of recipes, additives and preset volumes. Four component blending and additive injection control, measurement, accounting and verification are just a few of the many features that the DanLoad 6000 offers. Please reference the DanLoad 6000 Application Sheets for detailed information on the following topics. DESIGN FEATURES Explosion proof unit with 6-digit preset One firmware version accommodates all applications In-line proportional/non-proportional or sequential blending, up to 4 components Additive control, measurement, verification and accounting, plus additive calibration Comprehensive on-line diagnostics Dynamic data display allows viewing of 16 user-selected data elements at the press of a key Customer training and support Related products; Series 1200 Turbine Meters, BiRotor Plus PD Meter, Corolis Meter, (700/500) Control Valve

Liquid applications including LPG and LNG Ability to control multiple loading arms from a single unit; loading one arm at a time. User-configurable audit trail, logging and ticket printing Temperature/pressure correction per industry standards (API, IP, etc.) Multi-language displays and keypads Status LEDs for alarm, operation mode and permissive power Sealable Weights & Measures switch and password protection for ultimate system security Up to 24 digital inputs, 28 digital outputs, 4 dual pulse meter inputs, 4 prover outputs and 12 analog inputs Continuous meter calibration monitoring (CALMON) (enhanced "smart" preamp concept) Thirty (30) configurable recipes Modular I/O for easy expansion Loading by mass via coriolis or volumetric meter Large, easy-to-read graphics display with auto adjust contrast and backlighting User-configurable transaction archiving Multiple meter factors for linear calibration Two-way data communications using industry standard Modbus RTU protocol, with function codes 65 & 66 (user defined data fields) Optional secondary/remote keypad with LCD display Optional remote start/stop User-configurable alarms and safety circuits with easy system "setup"

TYPICAL LOADING OPERATION The typical loading operation begins with the operator entering up to a 6-digit preset volume, pressing ENTER and then pressing START. If the DanLoad has more than one recipe configured, the operator first selects the desired recipe using the up and down arrows on the keypad and then presses ENTER. Once the START key is pressed, the DanLoad verifies that the 8 configured safety circuits (earthing/ground, overfill, ESD, vapor recovery, automation system permissive, etc) are satisfied before allowing loading to begin. If recipe selection inputs are configured, the input associated to the selected recipe is also verified. If the configured inputs are not satisfied, the operator receives a user-defined message describing the problem. Having verified that the safety circuits are engaged, the DanLoad 6000 determines the component percentages for the selected recipe. The loading sequence is initiated by turning on the associated component pump(s) and waiting the user-defined pump start delay time before opening the block and/or flow control valve(s). To prevent static build-up of the product, a low-flow start volume can be configured. The DanLoad 6000 dispenses this volume at the user-defined low-flow rate before transitioning to the user-defined high-flow rate, as demonstrated in the flow profile diagram.

A message line at the bottom, is also displayed to inform the operator of unit operation and alarm conditions. Safety circuits are continuously monitored throughout the loading process. If any of the safety circuits become disengaged, an alarm message is displayed to the operator and loading is halted. (Fig. 2)
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Loaded
Preset Remaining Transaction Total Load in Progress
Figure 2

554

Gross

1000 Gal 446 Gal 1554 Gal

For digital valve operations, the DanLoad 6000 monitors the flow rate and modulates the digital flow control valve to maintain a stable flow rate throughout the loading process. This assures precise and accurate flow measurement. If additive injection is configured, the DanLoad 6000 controls, totalizes and verifies additive injection based on the user-configured parameters. At any time, the operator can view configured dynamic data elements on the display without losing vital loading information. Please refer to the Dynamic Data Display section in this brochure. The operator can halt the loading process at any time by pressing the STOP key. This signals the DanLoad 6000 to close all valve(s). The batch load can be restarted by simply pressing the START key, or ended by pressing the STOP key, again. Optional remote START/STOP function can be incorporated with a push button or remote display. The STOP key is not designed to be used as an emergency stop button. As demonstrated in Figure 1, a user-defined "low-flow stop volume" can be configured to prevent hydraulic shock when closing the flow control valve(s). The 6000 automatically averages the last five valve closure times to assure a smooth and continuous shutoff at the preset volume. Clean line flush volumes for blended products and/or additives can be configured to assure product quality by preventing cross-contamination of the next transaction loaded. When the DanLoad 6000 is in "Auto" mode, all loading functions such as recipe selection, preset volume, additive and transaction authorization are controlled by a host computer such as a terminal automation system. This includes interrogation of the DanLoad 6000 for real-time information before, during and after loading.

Single Flow Profile

600 Ramp up to High-Flow 400 Ramp down to Low-Flow

200

Low-Flow Start-up

Low-Flow Shutdown

1000

950

900

100

50

Figure 1

As loading proceeds, pulse per unit outputs can be sent to an automation system for totalizing the loaded product based on meter, component or recipe using either the gross or temperature corrected volume. Throughout the loading process, the DanLoad display maintains the recipe name, preset volume, loaded and remaining volumes, unit of measure, date and time and a graphical representation of the batch volume loaded.

The DanLoad 6000 can interface with any manufacturer's metering and valve equipment. However, when the DanLoad 6000 is coupled with the Daniel Meters and Daniel Control Valves, it creates a synergistic environment that offers unbeatable flow control and measurement. DATA ITEM PROMPTS Data item prompts are user-configured messages that are displayed to the operator at the beginning of each transaction when the DanLoad 6000 is in Manual mode, (e.g. Enter Driver #, Enter Order #). Up to five data item prompts can be configured and displayed in multiple languages. The operator can input up to an 8-digit response which is archived in the transaction storage record for retrieval by an automation system and printing on the delivery ticket. CONFIGURING THE DANLOAD 6000 A user-friendly and top-down approach makes the DanLoad 6000 simple and easy to configure. Password protected, the DanLoad 6000 offers menus and sub-menus that allow the operator to scroll back and forth through configuration groups in a logical, top-down fashion. Weights & Measures parameters are protected by the external W&M switch located on the front keypad. In addition, a Windows based software utility, Daniel Setup 6000 covering all versions of Firmware, is available for remote configuration and interrogation of the DanLoad 6000 presets. DYNAMIC DATA DISPLAY A user-configurable dynamic data display allows for over 200 static and real-time data elements (i.e. totalizers, flowrates, component percentages, average temperatures, additive volumes, etc.) to be displayed either during loading or while the unit is idle. Four pages, totaling 16 parameters are displayed in a "pop-up" window by the press of a key.(Fig.3)
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COMMUNICATIONS When using the communications board (DUART), two serial communications ports (both RS-485 multi-drop or one RS-232 and one RS-485) allow connection to a remote computer and/or data logging to a serial printer. Utilizing the industry standard Modbus RTU protocol and utilizing function codes 65 & 66 (user defined data fields) the DanLoad 6000 can be remotely controlled and interrogated by a remote computer incorporating secure and efficient binary data transfer. Data formats are configurable and provide data transfer rates up to 38,400 bps. RS-232 provides data logging options to a serial printer or interface to a remote computer for configuration or terminal management/automation functions. RS-485 provides a multi-drop connection up to 32 DanLoad 6000 presets. This interface allows for remote system configuration, terminal management/automation functions and/or a ticket printing or monitoring system. All real-time data parameters are available via communications. Reference the DanLoad 6000 Communications Specifications for a complete description. TRANSACTION STORAGE Transaction storage has 80 KBytes of battery-backed memory available. The operator configures which batch and transaction parameters to archive and thus the format of each record. Depending on the data archived, the DanLoad 6000 can store over 1000 transactions and 2000 batches. Any data items stored are available for printing on the delivery ticket and retrieval via the communications link. MULTI-LANGUAGE SUPPORT Many user-selectable languages are offered in the standard firmware for ease of operation. Some languages supported: English Spanish Russian German Portuguese Dutch French Norwegian Slovak Polish Macedonian Greek talian Malay Croatian Vietnamese Data Logging In English

Loaded

554

Gross

Meter 1 gross load 247.07 Meter 1 current temp 74.7 Meter 1 flow rate 247 Additive 1 batch 0.1600 Load in Progress
Figure 3

Script languages such as Thai and Chinese are available with Firmware version 1.21 functionality. Additional languages can be supported upon request.

EVENT LOGGING/DATA LOGGING Printing direct from the Danload 6000 using a serial print sharer and printer any of the following reports can be printed. Transaction/Delivery ticket Batch Summary Transaction Summary Alarm Logging Power Fail Date and Time Program Mode Entry and Exit Configuration Summary Weights & Measures Switch Opened/Closed Totalizer Report (Meter, Component, Additive, Recipe) Throughput Report (Meter, Component, Additive, Recipe) Event logs can be directed to any of 4 shared printers using a code-operated switch. This allows for one printer to function as an audit-trail logger, while a second printer functions as a ticket or "BOL" printer. A "Cutoff Hour" can be configured which provides a start point for the totalizer and throughput reports based upon a 24-hour period. Optional: Standard PC based DANTAS Software packages DTPS - DANTAS Ticket Printing System (BOL) DTSS - DANTAS Transactional Server System BOL, plus security, with data base USER CONFIGURABLE TRANSACTION TICKET The transaction or "delivery" ticket printed through the use of the DanLoad 6000 can accommodate existing preprinted forms. Any data archived in the transaction storage record is available for printing on the delivery ticket. The user configures the location (row/column) where each data item is to be printed. Three default formats are provided. Ticket printing can be implemented via the RS-232 port using the "Printer Sharing System" or via one of the RS-485 ports using Dantas Ticket Printing System (DTPS) for RS-485 multi drop ticket printing.

ON-LINE DIAGNOSTICS Comprehensive, built-in self-diagnostic and operator invoked diagnostics provides for easy trouble-shooting and maintenance. Some diagnostics tests include: Memory (RAM) verification Keypad Display DUART communication channels Inputs/Outputs Crash analysis Show memory Print configuration PULSE SECURITY Dual pulse comparison is a selectable option which provides for pulse and phase security as well as immediate detection of a pulser or preamp failure. IP252/76, Part 8, Section 1, Level B and API Chapter 5, Section 5, Level B pulse security is implemented. Special logic has also been incorporated into the Dual Pulse Security module which eliminate erroneous pulses generated by vibrational flow. FACTORED PROVING OUTPUT Factored proving output enhances meter proving applications when using a master meter or small volume prover. The meter factor entered in the DanLoad is applied to the raw meter pulse stream sent to the proving device. This confirms that the correct meter factor has been entered into the DanLoad 6000, thus "proving" the entire system and not just the meter. This feature requires the 4-channel meter and MPMC boards.

METER CALIBRATION MONITORING (CALMON) CALMON provides automatic, continuous, meter calibration monitoring. Enhancing the "smart" preamp concept, the DanLoad 6000 records the turbine meter(s) characteristic and continually verifies it during the loading operation. When there is a significant change in meter factor due to bent or missing blades, worn or damaged bearings, etc., the DanLoad immediately detects the problem and generates an alarm. This assures accurate flow measurement between provings and quick detection of meter problems during proving. Advanced, FUZZY logic classification algorithms are used in CALMON to make meaningful decisions based on various meter conditions and prevent spurious meter calibration alarms. This feature requires the 4-channel meter and MPMC boards. LCD DISPLAY AND KEYPAD A single, 8-line by 40 column, super-twist LCD display is utilized for operator interface. The display utilizes a photo sensor and thermistor which automatically adjusts contrast and backlighting for optimal viewing. Status LEDs identifying alarm, permissive power and operational mode (Manual or Auto) for the unit are located on the front display. The keypad consists of 18, rugged, Hall-Effect keycaps which are impervious to chemicals commonly associated with petroleum applications. An "ALT" key is used to provide dual-functions for various keys and a sealable Weights & Measures switch is incorporated to provide security to flow measurement parameters.

SECONDARY/REMOTE LCD DISPLAY AND KEYPAD An identical, shallow enclosure with keypad and LCD display can be connected to the DanLoad 6000 for double-sided loading racks and/or remote-control applications. A remote enclosure consists of a LCD display, keypad, and interface card. CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT (CPU) BOARD Processing is distributed between two Intel 80C196KBCHMOS microcontrollers; one operates the human interface and communication processes while the other performs the real-time functions such as monitoring safety permissives, valve control and meter pulse inputs. Included as part of the processor board: 500 KByte program storage 500 KByte battery backed RAM (10 years life) Independent internal watchdog circuit Real-time clock with accuracy of one minute per month for an ambient temperature of 77F (25 C) Side detect switches COMMUNICATIONS BOARD (DUART) RS-485/RS-232 Allows for a single multidrop communication network and/or remote serial printing. RS-485/RS-485 Allows for two multidrop communication networks. Note: The IEEE specification for RS-485 allows for up to 32 DanLoad 6000s on a RS-485 network.

Surge Protection: built-in, two stage surge protection uses Gas Tubes (to drain high transient currents to ground) and Bidirectional Voltage Suppressors (to clamp voltages to a safe level).

DanLoad 6000 Dimensions

(European Unit Only)

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

WARNING

Do not operate this instrument in excess of the specifications listed. Failure to heed this warning could result in serious injury and/or damage to the equipment.
Operating Temperature: -4F to 131F (-20C to 55C) Storage temperature: -4F to 158F (-20C to 70C). Relative humidity: 5 to 95 percent non-condensing. Cable Entries: (located in bottom of enclosure): Standard Enclosure 1 ea. Threaded 2" NPT or M50 x 1.5 mm 2 ea. Threaded 1" NPT or M25 x 1.5 mm Note: UL and CENELEC Approved European Enclosure 4 ea. Threaded 3/4" NPT or M20 x 1.5 mm 6 ea. Threaded 1" NPT or M25 x 1.5 mm Note: Only CENELEC Approved Shallow Enclosure 3 ea. Threaded 1" NPT or M25 x 1.5 mm Note: UL and CENELEC Approved Shallow Enclosure 3 ea. Threaded 1" NPT or M25 x 1.5 mm Note: UL and CENELEC Approved APPROVALS Electrical NEMA 7 for Class I, Division 1, Groups C and D areas. Specifically, UL (USA): File no. Ex 071295-152246 CSA: (Canadian): File no. LR96859-9 EExd IIB T6. Specifically, CENELEC (European): File no. ISSep.103.1123 EExd IIB T6 SABS (South Africa): File no. 787/85668/K671 ATEX approval pending Type Approvals NIST (USA) CCA (Industry Canada) NMI (Holland) Service de la Metrology (Belgium) PTB (Germany) EAM (Switzerland) GUM (Poland) Slovenia SABS (South Africa) BMD (Belgium)

Radiated emissions: FCC (CFR 47) Class A Digital Device CCA LMB-EG-08 Section 3.6.3.4 RF interference: 10V/M for 20 MHZ to 500 MHZ CE Mark (European Community) tested to: EN50081 Part 2, 1994 Generic Emissions Standards EN50082 Part 2, 1995 Generic Immunity Standards ENCLOSURE SPECIFICATIONS Explosion proof (NEMA 7, Class I, Groups C and D) and weatherproof (NEMA 4X). Size: Standard Enclosure 12.78" (325 mm) high, 14" (356 mm) wide, and 14.13" (359 mm) deep Shallow Enclosure 12.78" (325 mm) high, 14"(356 mm) wide, and 7.93" (202 mm) deep Weight: Standard Enclosure 75 lbs. (34 kg) Shallow Enclosure 45 lbs. (20.5 kg) Materials: Cast Aluminum with Stainless Steel fasteners. The display window is of non-glare glass. Materials meet the guidelines of listed approval agencies and are compatible so as to minimize corrosion in field conditions. Mounting: Provisions are made for mounting the unit from the back or bottom of the enclosure.

*DTPS, DTSS, FULL DANTAS OR CUSTOMERS AUTOMATION SYSTEM COMPUTER

XP LOCAL TICKET PRINTER PETROPRINT

BOL/EVENT PRINTER

DANLOAD 6000 TYPICAL I/O CONFIGURATION

RS485/232 CONVERTER

DATA LOGGING PRINTER SEE DANLOAD 6000 MANUAL SECTION 4.4 OPTIONS

PRINT SHARER

RS485/232 CONVERTER

ADDITIVE 2 AM

ADDITIVE 1 SWITCH ADDITIVE PUMP ADDITIVE METER (2) DANBLOCK

SV
ADDITIVE SOLENOID VALVE NO MI MI RTD P D NC

PRODUCT A BLOCK/SELECT VALVE (OPTIONAL/BLENDING)

PRODUCT PUMP

ADDITIVE INJECTION POINTS-UPSTREAM

TURBINE, PD OR CORIOLIS METER

DIGITAL/2 STAGE CONTROL VALVE

AM

ADDITIVE 3 SWITCH ADDITIVE PUMP ADDITIVE METER (2) DANBLOCK

SV
ADDITIVE SOLENOID VALVE NO MI MI RTD P D NC

PRODUCT B BLOCK/SELECT VALVE (OPTIONAL/BLENDING)

PRODUCT PUMP

ADDITIVE INJECTION POINTS-UPSTREAM

TURBINE, PD OR CORIOLIS METER

DIGITAL/2 STAGE CONTROL VALVE

LOADING RACK CONFIGURATION

Notes: 1. Each Danloads I/O cannot exceed 24 digital inputs, 28 digital outputs, 4 dual pulse meter inputs, 4 prover outputs and 12 analog inputs. 2. Each Danload can control, measure, verify and account for (4) four meters in a single unit, but only load one meter at a time. 3. Maximum of 6 additives per Danload.

TOP OR BOTTOM LOADING ARM

GROUND OVERSPILL

LOADING BAY

AM

ADDITIVE 4

SV
NC NO D P RTD MI MI ADDITIVE SOLENOID VALVE ADDITIVE METER (2) DANBLOCK SWITCH ADDITIVE PUMP

ADDITIVE 5

6 BLOCK/SELECT VALVE (OPTIONAL/BLENDING)

PRODUCT C

DIGITAL/2 STAGE CONTROL VALVE

TURBINE, PD OR CORIOLIS METER

ADDITIVE INJECTION POINTS-UPSTREAM

PRODUCT PUMP

AM

SV
NC NO D P RTD MI MI ADDITIVE SOLENOID VALVE ADDITIVE METER (2) DANBLOCK SWITCH ADDITIVE PUMP

ADDITIVE 6

1 DIGITAL/2 STAGE CONTROL VALVE TURBINE, PD OR CORIOLIS METER

6 BLOCK/SELECT VALVE (OPTIONAL/BLENDING)

PRODUCT D

ADDITIVE INJECTION POINTS-UPSTREAM

PRODUCT PUMP

DANLOAD 6000 I/O Worksheet

The following worksheet is provided to help determine the I/O requirements for your DanLoad 6000 application. The left-hand column identifies the logical I/O functions offered by the DanLoad 6000. Please note that not all functions are required in every application. Explanation of each logical function is listed on the backside of this sheet, for your convenience. You should list the number of I/O (AC or DC) required for your application under the "required" column, making sure that the total for each logical function does not exceed the maximum number listed. This sheet will help in determining the correct DanLoad 6000 model designation for your application. If you need assistance, or if you require more I/O than listed, please contact your local Daniel Sales Representative.

General Inform ation and Overview Blender: Yes: No: Meters: 1 2 3 4 Series 1200 Turbine Birotor Plus Corolis None Existing Additives 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dual Pulse Security: Yes: No: Tem p. (100 RTD): 1 2 3 4

Blender Type: Sequential: Inline: Both: Com ponents: 1 2 3 4 Rem ote Start/Stop & Display Interfaces: 1 2 3 4

Pressure Inputs (4-20m A): 1 2 3 4

Factored Proving Outputs (MPMC): & Calm on Calibration Monitoring Yes: No: Density Inputs (4-20m A): 1 2 3 4 Rem ote S/S & RD: DL Only RD Only Both Printer: Local Rem ote Dantas

Discrete Inputs
Safety Circuits Additive Totalizing: Meter: Additive Totalizing: Feedback: Additive Selection Inputs Recipe Selection Inputs Valve Close Inputs (LPG) Block Valve Inputs (SEQ Blending) Flow Alarm Inputs (no valve) Auto/Manual Switch Over External Alarm Reset End Batch Input (special) Total Inputs (24 or less)

AC Inputs
0-8 N/A 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-1 0-1 0-1

DC Inputs
0-8 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-1 0-1 0-1

Maximum AC + DC
8 6 6 6 4 (1 per valve) 4 (1 per component) 4 (1 per meter) 1 1 1 24

Required AC DC

Discrete Outputs Valve Solenoids Outputs Product Pump Outputs Component Block Valve Outputs Additive Control Outputs Additive Pump Outputs Additive Block Valve Outputs Pulse per Unit Outputs Trip Outputs Recipe Select Outputs Component Combination Outputs End Batch Output (special) Alarm Outputs Total Outputs (28 or less)

AC Outputs 0-8 0-4 0-4 0-6 0-6 0-6 N/A 0-3 0-6 0-16 0-1 0-2

DC Outputs 0-8 0-4 0-4 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-2 0-3 0-6 0-16 0-1 0-2

Maximum AC + DC 8 (2 per valve) 4 (1 per component) 4 (1 per component) 6 6 6 2 3 6 16 (1 per 1 2 28

Required AC DC

General
Meters Dual Pulse Security Factored Proving Outputs Components RTD Inputs Pressure/Density Remote Start/Stop & Display Interface Printer

Description
Number of physical metering elements tied into the system. Confirms pulse integrity from the metering element. Requires either dual pickoffs/preamps or pulse transmitters. Recommended when using a master meter or small volume prover. Proves the meter through the DanLoad 6000. Turbine meter calibration monitoring Calmon is included with the MPMC option. Base products used by the system. Components can be tied to single meter, or use individual meters. RTD probes (100 Ohm, (0.003850) required for temperature compensation, typically 1 per meter. Pressure or Density transmitters required for pressure compensation, density readings and alarming. Add Remote Start/Stop Push Button and/or 2nd DanLoad Remote Display. Requires Local Ticket Printing using PetroPrint, Remote Serial Printer Direct from DanLoad or Multidrop Serial Printer with Dantas(BOL) Ticket Printing System(DTPS). Note: Dantas Transaction Server adds security with (BOL) Ticket Printing.

Discrete Inputs
Safety Circuits

Description
Input(s) used to provide permissive for loading. Checked at the start of a batch and monitored throughout the loading process. Each safety circuit has their own user-configurable alarm message. Provides for measurement, verification and/or totalization of additive. Can be interfaced 3 different ways: A.) Direct connection to an additive meter for additive injection control, monitoring, verification and totalization. Eliminates the need for microprocessor based additive systems. (DC inputs only) B.) Factored pulse input from a microprocessor based additive system to totalize volume. (Typically DC) C.) Feedback/Confirmation pulse from either a mechanical or microprocessor based injector (AC or DC)

Additive Totalizing Metering or Feedback

Additive Selection Inputs

Selects the associated additive when the additive selection method is input and the selection input is high. Authorizes the first 6 recipes. Typically used for recipe authorization when interfacing with older terminal automation systems using discrete logic. However, can also be used for other applications. Once a recipe is selected by the operator and the START button is pressed, the DanLoad verifies that the associated recipe selection input is high before loading can begin, else the operator receives a user-configured message. Closes the product valve when the input is high. Used in LPG applications to prevent flashing. Verifies the position of the component block valve during sequential blending. Disables authorized flow alarms when the flow alarm input is low during product flow. Prevents spurious authorized flow alarms in application where the DanLoad does not have direct control of the product flow. Externally switches the operating mode of the DanLoad 6000 preset (Auto/Manual) Externally clears a primary alarm on the DanLoad 6000. Typically an external key switch or momentary button. The End Batch Output is energized if the End Batch Input is open or not configured when a batch ends (not when a batch stops and is restarted). The End Batch Output remains energized until the End Batch Input closes or a safety circuit 3 alarm is raised. A safety circuit 3 alarm is raised if the End Batch Input does not close within a user-defined time out.

Recipe Selection Inputs

Valve Close Input (LPG) Block Valve Inputs Flow Alarm Inputs Auto/Manual Switch Over External Alarm Reset

End Batch Input

Discrete Outputs
Valve Solenoids Outputs Product Pump Outputs Component Block Valve Outputs Additive Control Outputs Additive Pump Outputs Additive Block Valve Outputs Pulse per Unit Outputs Trip Outputs

Description
Used to control the main product control valve during loading. Select 2 outputs per control valve when using either digital or 2-stage valve control . (e.g. a 2-component in-line blender will require 4 outputs) Activates the product pump(s) during loading. Select 1 output for each component pump controlled. Opens/closes the component stream(s) before and after loading. Typically used in sequential blending, select 1 output for each component block valve controlled. Should also use associated block valve inputs. Activates/controls the additive injection stream(s). Select 1 output per additive stream. Activates the additive pump(s) during loading. Select 1 output per additive pump controlled. Opens/closes the additive stream(s) before and after loading. Typically used with additive panels with more than one additive stream. Select 1 output per additive stream/block valve controlled. Transmits a pulse per unit signal for remote totalization of gross or net volume. (DC only) Indicates the load phase to another system or device. Trip Output 1: Activated during low-flow start-up, Trip Output 2: Activated during low-flow start-up and high-flow, Trip Output 3: Activated for the duration of the batch Activated when the associated recipe is being delivered (first 6 recipes, only). Typically used for recipe selection indication when interfacing to terminal automation systems. Also used for pulse per unit outputs per recipe.

Recipe Select Outputs

DanLoad 6000 METER BOARDS Meter Pulse Board I/O Board Description (Draw ing #1) Part No. Meter Pulse Meter Pulse DC Frequency Inputs *Note Outputs* Outputs Range 5 Note 6 2 Single Pulse or 1 Dual Pulse

Notes: 1. Each 2 Channel Meter Pulse Board input can be externally powered with up to 24 VDC source. 2. Dual pulse security is Level "B" IP-252/API Chapter 5, Section 5. 3. Meter pulse inputs are optically isolated. 4. Internal P/S voltage for 4 Chnl. Meter Pulse Board is jumper selectable for 5, 15, or 24 VDC. 5. Meter pulse logic level in DCV: High-min 3, Max-30. Low-Min 0, max-1.5. 6. Prover pulse outputs are optically isolated, open collector and rated for 200 mA load. 7. 4-Channel Meter Board, Part No.-132, has surge protection circuitry and meets the CE mark standard. 8. 2-Channel Meter Board has been replaced by 4 Channel Meter Board. It is available and required for the "Script" language Ver 1.21, DanLoad only. Thai and Chinese.

2 Channel Meter Board w /8-15Vdc-15mA P/S (CE-12694) *Notes 1,2,3,8 2 Channel Meter Board w /8-15Vdc-100mA P/S (CE-12694) *Notes 1,2,3,8 4 Channel Meter Board w /200 mA P/S (CE-15532) *Notes 2,3,4,7

3-6000-002

0-5 KHz

3-6000-022

2 Single Pulse or 1 Dual Pulse

0-5 KHz

3-6000-132 (CE) 2 Single Pulse w / Surge or Protection 3-6000-042 w /o 2 Dual Pulse Surge Protection

2 (w ith MPMC Board)

0-5 KHz

MPMC Board (Meter Pulse Microcontroller)

3-6000-044

1. Available as an optional piggyback board for 4 channel meter board only. 2. Provides factored pulse outputs (FPO) and meter calibration monitoring (CALMON).

DanLoad 6000 A/D Boards Board Description (Draw ing #) Part No. RTD RTD Input Tem perature Qty Range 1 -40 to 110 C -40 to 230 F 4-20m A Analog Input Qty 1 General RTD Specifications General Specifications 4-20m A Analog Input

2 Channel A/D Standard 3-6000-061 Temp. (BE-12707) *Note 1 2 Channel A/D Hi Temp. 3-6000-062 Range (BE-12707) Note*1 2 Channel A/D Lo Temp. 3-6000-063 Range (BE-12707) Note*1 8 Channel A/D Standard 3-6000-064 Temp. (CD-12698) 8 Channel A/D Hi Temp. 3-6000-065 Range (CE-12698) 8 Channel A/D Lo Temp. 3-6000-066 Range (CE-12698)

RTD Type: Input Type: 100 ohm, 4w ire Platinum Each input is current probe. sinking type (i.e. all inputs share a common ground). RTD Coefficient: 0.00214// F or 0.00385// C Instrument Accuracy: Is 0.5F (0.3 C) or better over the measured Range -40 F to 158 F (-40 C to 70 C) through the operating range of -40 F to 140 F (-40 C to 60 C). Loop Voltage: 24 Vdc is provided for all inputs. Loop Resistance: Insertion resistance is 225 ohms (i.e. a 5 volt loop drop shall be expected). Accuracy: 0.1% of range or better.

50 to 200 C 122 to 392 F -50 to 200 C -58 to 328 F -40 to 110 C -40 to 230 F 50 to 200 C 122 to 392 F -50 to 200 C -58 to -328 F

Resolution: Resolution: 12 bit (or 1 part in 4096). 12 bit (or 1 part in 4096).

Note: 1.2 Channel A/D Board only meets the CE Mark standard for surge protection and emissions. The 8 ch A/D Board does not meet the CE Mark standard.

DanLoad 6000 Discrete I/O Boards

Discrete Input Characteristics Min. Part No. Operating Input On/Off Pulse Qty Voltage Resistance Threshold Width 3-6000-045 2 24 Vac/Vdc 10 ms 8.2k 24V-On @ 20V (VER.2) 90-130 Vac 90k 120/240V-On 190-280 Vac 90k @ 90V >32 ms 10k 57k 113k On/Off 24V-20V/12V 120V 95V/60V 240V200V/150V On/Off 24V-20V/12V 120V 95V/60V 240VOn/Off 24V-20V/12V 120V 95V/60V 240V200V/150V Dry-Fixed @24V Wet-On @ 12V -Off @ 6V Dry-Fixed @24V Wet-On @ 12V -Off @ 6V

Board Desc. (Draw ings) AC I/O (CE-12695) Note: 2,3

(3) Lo Speed 3-6000-049 3/3 24-30 Vac/dc (3) Hi Speed 102-140 Vac Enhanced I/O 204-260 Vac (CE-19027) Note: 3 Lo Speed 3-6000-036 Enhanced I/O (CE-19027) Note: 3 Hi Speed 3-6000-048 Enhanced I/O (CE-19207) Note: 3 Lo Speed DC I/O (CE-12696) Note: 3 Hi Speed DC I/O (CE-12696) Note: 3,4 3-6000-006 6

20-30 Vac/dc > 32 ms 102-140Vac 204-260 Vac 20-30 Vac/dc 6-32 ms 102-140Vac 204-260 Vac

10k 57k 113k 10k 57k 113k

Notes: 1. All discrete input and discrete output points are optically isolated. 2. Ver. 2 AC I/O board will work with AC voltage only if inputs are jumpered for 120/240 volts. 3. I/O Boards meet the CE mark standard for surge protection and emissions. 4. DC I/O Board No. 3-6000-057 can be configured with a combination of 3 each Lo and Hi speed inputs.

Dry Contact Or 12-30 Vdc

> 32ms

3.6k 1.8k

3-6000-058

Dry Contact 6-32 ms Or 12-30 Vdc

3.6k 1.8k

Discrete Output Characteristics Board Desc. (Draw ings) Part No. Max. Operating Operating Voltage Current 24-280Vac 2 Aac Max. On State Voltage Drop 1.6 Vac Single Max. Off Min. Cycle Max. State Load Surge Leakage Current Current 5 mAac 80 Aac 20 mAac

Qty

Type

AC I/O 3-6000-045 (CE-12695) (VER.2) Note: 2,3 (3) Lo Speed 3-6000-049 (3) H Speed Enhanced I/O (CE-19027) Note: 3 Lo Speed 3-6000-036 Enhanced I/O (CE-19027) Note: 3 Hi Speed 3-6000-048 Enhanced I/O (CE-19207) Note: 3 Lo Speed DC I/O (CE-12696) Note: 3 Hi Speed DC I/O (CE-12696) Note: 3,4 3-6000-006

Triac

Triac

24-280Vac

2 Aac

1.6 Vac

5 mAac

80 Aac

20 mAac

Triac

24-280Vac

2 Aac

1.6 Vac

5 mAac

80 Aac

20 mAac

Triac

24-280Vac

2 Aac

1.6 Vac

5 mAac

80 Aac

20 mAac

Open Collector

3-30 Vdc

200 mAdc

2.0 Vdc

1 mAdc

3-6000-058

Open Collector

3-30 Vdc

200 mAdc

2.0 Vdc

1 mAdc

DanLoad 6000 Preset Option Diagram

BASE UNIT INCLUDES: All software functionality (e.g. in-line/sequential blending, additive control, etc.) in one firmware version NEMA 7, explosion proof enclosure Front panel LED status lights Large LCD display (8 lines by 40 characters) with automatic contrast and backlighting adjustment Large, rugged, 18-character hall-effect keypad with weights and measures switch One AC type I/O card, with expansion capabilities up to 28 outputs, and 24 inputs (AC or DC) One meter pulse card with 2 dual pulse meter inputs, 2 DC outputs, optional high speed proving otuputs, can be expanded up to two (2) meter cards or 4 meters CPU card (dual Intel 80C196 micro-controllers Power supply card and cables Reference Manual
Model # Example, DanLoad 6000 Agency Approval/Enclosure Options 0 None 1 UL / CSA / JIS 3 hole NPT 2 Cenelec 3 hole metric 3 Future (NA) 4 UL / CSA JIS (CE) 3 hole NPT * 5 Cenelec (CE) 3 hole metric 6 Cenelec 10 hole metric (safe area only) X Lightweight plastic enclosure Keypad Language Options 0 None * 1 English 2 Spanish 3 French X Other Power Supply Options 0 None 1 115VAC 2 230VAC * 5 115VAC (CE) 6 230VAC (CE) Meter Pulse Board Options 0 None 7 One 4-CH Meter Board 8 Two 4-CH Meter Boards * 9 One 4-CH Meter Board (CE) A Two 4-CH Meter Boards (CE) AC I/O Board Options 0 None * 1 One AC I/O Board 2 One Enhanced I/O 3 Two AC I/O Boards 4 Two Enhanced I/O 5 One AC I/O & One Enhanced I/O 6 One Enhanced Board 3 Lo-, 3 Hi-Speed Inputs 7 One Enhanced Board, 6 Hi-Speed Inputs 8 Two Enhanced Boards, (1) 6 Lo-Speed (1) 6 Hi-Speed 9 Two Enhanced Boards 6 Hi-Speed A Two Enhanced Boards (1) 6 Lo-Speed (1) 3 ea. Hi-Lo Speed B Two Enhanced Boards (1) 6 Hi-Speed (1) 3 ea. Hi-Lo Speed C One AC I/O Board (1) Enhanced Board 3 Lo-Speed 3 Hi-Speed D One AC I/O Board (1) Enhanced Board 6 Hi-Speed Inputs E One Enhanced Board 6 Lo-Speed Inputs F One AC I/O Board (1) Enhanced Board 6 Lo-Speed Inputs G Two Enhanced Boards 6 Lo-Speed Inputs ea. X Customer Specified Continued Next Page

1 1 1 - 7 1 - 0

0 0 0

Model # Example, DanLoad 6000 DC I/O Board Options 0 None 1 One Lo-Speed DC I/O Board 2 Two Lo-Speed DC I/O Boards 3 One DC I/O Board 3 Lo-, 3 Hi-Speed Inputs 4 One DC I/O Board 6 Hi-Speed Inputs 5 Two DC I/O Boards 6 Lo-, 6 Hi-Speed 6 Two DC I/O Boards Hi-Speed 7 Two DC I/O Boards (1) 6 Hi-Speed (1) 3 ea. Hi-Lo Speed 8 Two DC I/O Boards (1) Hi-Speed (1) 3 ea. Hi-Lo Speed 9 One One Lo-Speed DC I/O Board (CE) A Two Lo-Speed DC I/O Boards (CE) B One DC I/O Board 3 Lo-, 3 Hi-Speed Inputs (CE) C One DC I/O Board 6 Hi-Speed Inputs (CE) D Two DC I/O Boards 6 Lo-, 6 Hi-Speed (CE) E Two DC I/O Boards Hi-Speed (CE) F Two DC I/O Boards (1) 6 Hi-Speed (1) 3 ea. Hi-Lo Speed (CE) G Two DC I/O Boards (1) Hi-Speed (1) 3 ea. Hi-Lo Speed (CE) RTD/Analog Board Options 0 None 1 2-CH A/D (-40/ + 110C) 2 8-CH A/D (-40/ + 110C) 5 2-CH A/D (+50/ + 200C) 6 2-CH A/D (-200/ - 50C) 7 8-CH A/D (+50/ + 200C) 8 8-CH A/D (-200/ - 50C) 9 2-CH A/D (-40/ + 110C) (CE) A 2-CH A/D (+50/ + 200C) (CE) B 2-CH A/D (-200/ - 50C) (CE) Duart Board Options 0 None 1 Duart Board (1) RS-232 port, (1) RS-485 port 2 Duart Board (2) RS-485 Interface Options 0 None 2 Interface Card for 2nd Display and External Start/Stop Assembly Meter Pulse Micro-Controller (MPMC Board 0 None 1 One MPMC Board (FPO & CALMON) 2 Two MPMC Board (FPO & CALMON)

1 1 - 7

1 - 0

0 0

Note: The terms Enhanced I/O and the replaced term Additive Injection Board are interchangeable.) Denotes Base UL Model *Denotes Base CE (Conformite Europeenne) Model

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