Dwyer Series 1300 User manual

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User manual
PROGRAMMING
USERS GUIDE
4.2.3.2.3
10
( low retransmission
range)
This
IS
the engineering value at which the current output will be at Its mllumum
value (either 0
or
4mA),
dependlllg upon the
span
seUlIlg.
The value
IS
entered
as
an engllleerlllg value.
Default seUlIIg:
0.0
4.2.3.2.4
hi
( high retransmission
range)
This
IS
the engllleering value at which the current output will be at Its maxllnwn
value
(20mA
or
IOmA).
See
the diagram
below
for an example
of
the
operation
of
tills feature.
Note that
It
IS
acceptable
for the
hi
range to
be
less than the 10; although both must
be
wllilln the span
of
the IIlput
engmeenng
range. Note that the
cwrent
output
IS
lllmted to the
extremes
of
the current range selected.
Default seulIlg: 100.0
The
followlllg dla!,'fams
on
the next page
show
the different output
responses
for a
vanety
of
configuratIOns.
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prob'Tammable
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111
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10
range and will
cause
the
maXI1IlWn
current
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to
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hi
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output currenl when set
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4.2.3.3 Vprog1 (3) Bridge Excitation board
This
IIICIIlI
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a\
'ailablc whcll a bndgc cxcilatlOll board IS tilled III clther slot
or
2,
ThiS
IS uscd
10
prq.'T<lIn
a fi:\cd voltagc output
from
thc followlIlg range
of
OpliOIlS
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output
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12
15
20
20
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parameters such as passwords
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COlUmUlllcatlons
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4.2.4.1 PASS ( Password
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This provides access
to
the password submenu. The password facility provides
protected access
to
the submenus within the root
menu
. The level
of
password
protection works
probTfeSslvely
down the menu,
This submenu
IS
Itself protected with a password, The message ENtEr, PASS
will
be
displayed before dlsplaYlllg
tile
password template,
nlis
will
be
shown as four
zeros
with
the leading zero flashing, This may
be
edited as
an
ordinary nwneric field,
The password sl\ould
be
entered,
Pressll1g
ENTER
with
the correct password takes
the user
1I1tO
the submenu shown above.
An
incorrect password displays ACCESS,
dEniEd
before returning
to
the pomt
of
entry,
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This \?Illn
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4.2.4.1.2 LEvEL (Password start
level)
The password k\\:1
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any ol"lhe 1()lIowlllg levels
SEII'I
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INPUt
( Passwords
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OUtPUt
( P<lsswords sIan from the
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SyS
( P<lsswords sIan frolll Ihc Syslcm sublllcnu )
CALllJ
( Passwords apply
10 Ihc Calibralloll sllbmcllu ollly
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4.2.4.2 AUtOCy ( Automatic cycle )
Alilocycic
IS
a paramclcr which IS uscd
10
cOlllrol Ihc way Ihal the
mClIll
opcrnllOlI
works.
If
Alitocycic
IS
enablcd (
lIs
dehlUlt stalc
),
Ihc
mClIll
slCps 011 10 thc ncxt
mCllu
clllry
ahcr
c<lch
mcnll Itcm
actlOlI
. ThiS
IS
COIIVClllcnl
whclI programllllng a
complclely ncw scI
of
paramcters
11110
thc
lIIlIl.
Aftcr each
mCllu
Itcm has bcclI
programmcd, thc
IIcxt
one
IS
stcppcd
011
to . Thcre are ccnalJl SltuatlollS, howevcr,
whclI Ihls
IS
IlICOllvCIllCnl.
SWltchlllg Ihe AUlocycic Icatllrc
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(
SCl\lIIg
II
to
FALSE)
Will
IIllllbit
allY
alilolllatlC stcpplllg.
There are Iwo possIble opllOlls:
trUE ( Aulocyclc enablcd )
FALSE
( AUlocycie disabled )
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Co
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Communications
submenu)
This submenu contallls the parameters require9 for
the
COnUllUI11Catlons
to
operate on
the
UI11t.
The submenu
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4.2.4.3.1
bAud
( Baud
rate)
ThIS
allows the translmt and receive baudrate
to
be
set. The oplJons are:
75
(
75
baud)
150
( 150
baud)
300
( 300
baud)
600
( 600
baud)
1200 ( 1200
baud)
2400
( 2400
baud)
4800 ( 4800
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9600 ( 9600 baud )
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4.2.4.3.2 dEviCE ( Network device
number)
It IS
po
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to
multidrop
up
to
99 IIlstruments on one network. The device nwnber
/
allocates a unique device
ref
erence lor each IIldlvldual
111111.
Note that
Wllhout
s
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thcre IS IS a hardware linllt
of
30 IIlstrumcnts.
Default scttlllg: I
4.2.4.3.3 tyPE (
mode
of
Comms
operation)
There arc
tw
o modes of
COIl1JllS
operation possible. If the
unit
IS to bc operated
Wlthlll
a nctwo
rk,
or a ho
st
computer accesses selective data then Slave
Illod
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is
lIsed
. The other Illode, simply outputs a complete ASCII status reporl, conslstmg
of
the
process \;lfIahlc and the state of any alanlls or output
optIOns
.
It
IS possible
to
Jump
tIll
s
dat
a
to
a dumb tenllllJal or to a prInter.
The
optIOn
s arc
SLA
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( Slave
mode)
ASC
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( Ascii output reporl
mode)
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CALIb ( Calibration
submenu)
ThIS
submenu, whIch
will
always have password protectIon, provIdes access to
enable the total (or partIal) recalibratloll
of
the System . Casual access mto
thIs
submenu
IS
therefore dIscouraged
Do
not
enter
the
CALIB
submenu
unless you know exactly
what
you
are
doing.
If
the
calibration
settings
arc
disturbed,
it
may
be
necessary
to
return
the
unit to
the factory.
4.2.5.1 OFFSET ( Input offset
adjustment)
ThIS
is
a
numerIC
value
in
engmeenng
WiltS
which
IS
added to the Process Variable
value
In
order
to
take out any system offset errors. This should
be
used wIth care as
there
IS
no
11Idlcatlon
111
the Process Variable display mode that this offset
is
belllg
applIed and
IS
thus capable
of
Introducmg
an
Inadvertent error.
Default
set~11Ig:
0.0
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WIth
the fittlllg
of
varIous output optIons,
but
IS
represented
as follows
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Press ENTER, to commellce automatic
cahbratloll.
Note If tlie display reads either 'siglo'
or
'sighi' recalibrate tlte output card agalll.
Oil
cOlllplelIOIl
ESCAPE back to tlte Process
Vanable display mode. This stores the
calibratlun lIlfOnnatlOll mto non-volatIle
memory .
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4.2.5.2 CAL 1 to CAL 10 (Input
calibratio~)
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These arc
u::.ed
tll
callbr;.tte the
Illput
systelli. Dewils
;.trc
COIII;lIl1ed
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tlie SerYlce
11Ial1u;.t1
available lrom yom supplicr.
4.2.5.3 CLcUr1 (3) Calibrate Current
olp
board
II
thc
CllITClit
OlitPlit /3oard
IS
to be filled
III
the
lIlilt
by
tlie user,
1I
is
lIecessa~'
10
lISC
till
S elltry
to
calibratc the opt
1011.
COl1l1ect
lip
tlie Currellt uutput board
to
thc
SCll
sor
Illput
board as sliuwll beluw .
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If
tile Voltage Output
Board
( Bridge Excllation ) is to be fitted
111
tile
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by tile
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calibrate
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input
board
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shown below .
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ENTER,
to
commence
automatic
calibrauon .
Note
If
the display
reads
either
'siglo'
or
'sighi'
recalibrate Ihe output card agalll.
On
completIOn.
ESCAPE
back
to the
Process
Vanable
display mode. ThiS stores the
calibration mfonnatlOll mto lion-volatile
memory.
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default)
PrcsslIlg ENTER 011
till
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1011
rc
sets
all
programmablc paramcters
to
their de!'alilt
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5.0 OPERATION
PrevIous sectIOns have shown how
the
unl!
lIlay
be
configured
for
user applicatIOns.
TillS
sectIOn
shows how the user
may
access additIOnal mlonnalloll from the Display
PV
lIlode and
an
explanation
or
how
the
IIlstnllllcnt processes
IIIPUt
data and
activates outputs.
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USER OPERATION
There are a Illllllber
of
faClhlles available
from
the Display
PV
1l1ode
uSlllg
the Iront
panel keys. These are sUlllmarlsed l11the table below.
KEYPR~SS
ACTION
CYCLE
VIEIJ
SETPOINTS
SHIFT
VIEIJ PEAK VALUE
INC
CLEAR
..... L_L"'"
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CHEO
HL.H"[n~>.
RESET PEAK VALLEV
In
addl\1011,
II
IS possible
to
get lllto Menu Mode
by
presslllg
followed
by
r!l
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The tllllcllon
of
IllIS
Illode IS
10
PIO\lllc a qlllck read-ollh access
10
the Alann
setpolillS
Thl~
opcratlOIl
l~
eZlSler
to
do
Ihall
10
describe alld
IS
therefore shown
diagralllatlcally below.
PresslIlg
lite
CYCLE key
pUIS,
you
I1llll
VIEW
SETPOINlS
MODE. The
display
Will
show the lirst
selpollll Illllllbcr available
\0
bc
VlC\\
cd. possibly
~ltl'
I Successlvc
presslIlg
of
the CYCLE
key
wtll
cycle Ihrough Ihe
olher available setpolllts
If any selponll value
IS
required
to
be
viewed, Ihe
SHIFT key
IS
pressed .
The actual
SCtPOlllt
value
PRESS
_00
CYCLE
TO
HANG
SETP
NO.
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IIOW
displayed .
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The lonnal
of
the selpOllll display
wIiI
be
<alann actlOn> <
SelpOIlIl
value>
where al;mn
actlOlI
will be olle
of
lour slllgie characlers:-
o-Alann OIL L-Low Alann: h-Hlgh Alann: d-Devl(Jtloll Alann
The Selpollll
wIiI
be a five dlgll value scaled
III
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5.1.2 VIEW PEAK VALUE
The
llIaXlillUIII
Process Variable vallie lIIeasured slllce switch-Oil or last reset
of
Peak/ Valley (See 5. I .4),
IS
contllluolisly calculated wltilln the Instnnllenl. The
cllrrent value
Illay
be
IIIspected
by
presslllg the SHIFT key whilst
111
Display
PV
lIIode
. The display will briefly show
PEAc
before revealIng the actual peak value.
This \'alue
will
relllalll displayed until I s after the key
IS
released .
It
will
then retllm
to
tile
Process \'anable display.
5.1.3 VIEW VALLEY DISPLAY
TIllS
operates
III
exactly the sallie way as the View Peak display except that the INC
key
IS
used and the minimulll Process Vanable value displayed .
5.1.4 RESET PEAKNALLEY & CLEAR LATCHED
ALARMS
Presslllg the CYCLE and [NC keys simultaneously perionlls two IIIdependent
hllletions.
It
sets
the
Peak and Valley values to
the
cllrrent Process Vanable value
and
It
also clears
any
latched alanns.
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Till
s sec lion
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scnbes how
the
IlIstrlllllent proccsscs
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delta
and actl\·ates outputs.
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OUTPUT
CONTROL
5.2.1 INPUT PROCESSING
The clcctrlcal
IIlput
IS
read
III
and convened
to
a dIgItal value,
correCIlOns
are
for
onset and drift. Readlllgs are made
tcn
tllllCS
a sccond.
5.2.2 SIGNAL CONDITIONING
Till
s process
dcpend
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largely upon
the
mcnu
pr06'Tmnllllllg.
If the
lIlput
tcmperature scnsor, the temperature charactcrisllc
IS
linearlscd herc.
voltage or current, thc conditlOnlllg
will
be Lmear, Square root, Power Law
or
dcfllled, il S
pro6'Tammcd
III
the
Inputs menu .
5.2.3 FILTERING
Thc
pro6'TalTiinable
tiller reduces
nOI
se
from
the conditioned
lIlput.
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IS
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IS
only chccked lor temperaturc scnsors. If
an
opcn
Clrclllt
I~
detected. thc
process variable
IS
forced
full
pOSill\e range or
full
negative range depending upun
- .
the
brnout
sellmg
III
the Inputs Illenu.
burn
will
be
shown on the display
111
place
or
the Process Variable display.
5.2.4.2 UNDER RANGEl OVER RANGE
TillS
IS
only checked
for
voltage or current Inputs. If the mput value
IS
tound to
be
greater thar .I
07%
of
full
range, or less than -I
07~0
of
full
range, It
IS
lJulIted to
107'}0
or
-107'70
of
full
range respec\ively.
In
tillS
case, either
OVEr
or
lI!\dEr
IS
shown
on
the display mstead
of
the process vanable valuc.
TIllS
condulOn will
al
so
occur If the user
nonlll1
condltlol1lng
IS
used and the
IIlput
t~lIs
belO\~
the
mlllllllUIll
entry or exceeds the
maXnllUI11
.
5.2.5 OUTPUT CONTROL
The alann Relays, LED alanns and current retransmission oplJons may
all
use the
filtered, condillOned Process Variable Value . This
IS
the same value which
IS
displayed.
TIllS
process responds to any errors detected . If the input
is
a temperature sensor,
an
open
CirCUit
will
lI1voke
the bumollt condition, gomg to
111
scale
or
low scale
dependmg upon the bumout programmll1g.
5.6 DISPLAY
TillS
will show the Process Vanable m engmeenng
lIllltS,
filtered and conditIOned. If
any errors have been detected, they
Will
be mdicated
on
the display. The number
of
places
of
decllnal
will
be
as delined
in
the
rES
entry
of
the Illputs menu,
but
if
there
are
more significant digits
than
can be displayed within the five digit field
available, the
number
will
be
right
justified
For example 1234.567 will
be
displayed as 1234.57 . Although the electrical input
IS
updated
ten
tllnes a second,
the display
IS
updated
at
the more visually practical rate
of
three tllnes a second.
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01'
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and
re-apply. Ir
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Thc
1I1strumellt
COl1l11l1l011
5
1\
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it
self
for
con'cct
operatlOI1.
causes
all
CITur
mcssage
to
be
dl
s
pl<lyed
. The
CITor
mcss3gc
Err
01
NUll
Volotile memo!)' bilure
Err
02
RAM
dccode
(,tTor
Err
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SIZC
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Err
04 Illpul card error
Err
05 EPROM checks
lll11
crror
Err
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Err
07 Calrbratlol1 data comtptlon
faul!
burn
-
SENSOR
BURNOUT
ERROR
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ClrClilt
RTD
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of
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Ihrcc wtrcs)
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circUlI
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of
bounds
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fault
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- INPUT
SENSOR
FAULT
Scnsor ovcr -rangc
Scnsor undcr-range
Opcn loop current
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RTD
shor1
CirCUlI
Opcn circulI
III
V
User
non-1m
funclton out
of
bounds
I f
an
crror mcssage
tS
displayed firsl removc power
condition
rClllall1S
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mslrurncnl should
be
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POWER SUPPLY SETTING ADJUSTMENT
The operatll1g voltage for the
WlIt,
configured III the factory, IS
fOlllld
011
the label
011
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top
of
the
II1strulllellt
case,
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If
II
IS reqUired to adjust
tlIe
settlllgs
10
converl bc(\\cell
110
HlltS
and alld
2·W
volts,
r
II
IS
lIecessary
10
adjust the power supply
lillb
fOllnd
llll
the lIlIdersldc
or
thc
Motherboard bellcalh the (ralls/onller
See
APPENDIX H for
II1structlOIlS
on removal
of
electrOillc asscmbly,
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The correct
IlIlk
settlllg
for
both the
110
volts and
240
volts arc shown bclo\\ ,
:
LINK
1--+
LINK
1 ....
LINK
2 ..
240
VOLTS
110
VOLTS
J
Please
lIIark
the label
3Cl
:ordlllgfy
Wllh
any dlallgc:-., sholiid the
lIllIl
need 10 he
retumed for any
reaSOll,
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APPENDIX B
FUSE REPLACEMENT
The IIlstnllllcnt has
an
II1tegral
Fuse mowlted on the
III
a
II
I pnllted
ClrcUI[
board. The
Fusc
IS ratcd
at
750mA and will 1I0nnally
la
st the Ide
of
[he
IIlstnllllent.
Should the
III
strullIcllt appear
to
be
completely dead, It IS possible that the Fllse
ha!>
bluwlI
alld
should
be
replaced as follows .
Follow the electfOllIc assembly removal procedure
111
APPENDIX H
The Fuse
IS located
011
the motherboard shown III the dlagralll below .
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COMMS
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BOARD
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SLOT
2
The Fuse can
be
de-soldered, and a new Fuse
II1stallcd
Re-assemble the
IIl
strwnent.
Spare Fuses are avaIlable from your supplier.
APPENDIX B
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