User Manual for Sauermann LCC-S Configuration Software

Quick guide from the manual

The LCC-S software is designed to configure Sauermann transmitters (Classes 110, 210-R, 310, and monostats), view real-time data, and apply offsets. To begin, ensure you have a Windows XP, Vista, or 7 system with a USB 2.0 port, 1 GB of RAM, and 1 GB of free disk space.

Software installation

• Insert the provided USB key into your computer's USB port.
• Open the USB key folder and locate the software folder.
• Double-click the .exe file to start the installation.
• Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.

Getting started

Launch the software using the icon on your desktop. The homepage allows you to:

• Read: Retrieve the current configuration from a connected transmitter.
• Load: Recover a previously saved configuration from your computer.
• Menu Bar: Access commands like Write configuration, Save configuration, Correction (offset), and Bootloader (firmware updates).

Reading the transmitter

Before reading, ensure the transmitter is powered on and connected via the mini-DIN cable to your computer's USB port. For Class 110 and monostat transmitters, you must set the DIP switches on the electronic board to the "ON" position (to the right) before the software can communicate with the device.

Configuration settings

The software provides specific panels for different transmitter classes:

• Display and Keypad: Configure backlight, brightness, contrast, keypad lock, password, and key beep for Class 210-R and 310 transmitters.
• Modbus and Ethernet: Configure communication settings for Class 310 transmitters, including slave numbers, baud rates, IP addresses, masks, and gateways.
• Channels and Units: Assign modules or probes to channels and select measurement units.
• Alarms: Set alarm modes (Rising edge, Falling edge, Control, Sensor state), thresholds, hysteresis, and delays for monostats and Class 310 transmitters.
• Inputs and Outputs: Modify output ranges (e.g., 4-20 mA, 0-10 V) and test analogue outputs.
• Air Velocity and Airflow: Select measuring means (Pitot, Debimo, etc.), enter correction coefficients, and set section dimensions for relevant transmitters.
• Relays: Configure relay security (Positive or Negative) and assign triggering conditions.

Other settings and maintenance

Advanced settings include:

• Self-calibration: Set the time-delay between self-calibrations for CP211-R and CP212-R.
• Integration: Adjust integration coefficients (0-9) to smooth pressure or velocity measurements.
• Purge: Configure purge mode for Class 310 transmitters to freeze measurements and block outputs during maintenance.
• Normative values: Select standards like DIN1343 or ISO2533.
• Firmware updates: Use the Bootloader menu to update the transmitter's internal software.