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I-210

Each output, consisting of a relay, has a separate program with a maximum capacity of 120 steps. To enter the program 

each output from the job screen, press the Enter key and while pressing it, then press the button on the relay (output), 

which want to access. See Fig. 3

Figure 3 - Example of access to 

the program relay 1

The display shows the indicator relay program and the sequence indicator, the indicator of steps, the status indicator 

output and graphics performance. See Fig. 4.

Figure 4 - Description of the screen "programming"

Program Indicator

Sequential Indicator

Step sequence starting

The final step sequential

Step indicator

Exit Status

Performance indicator 

graphs

To facilitate understanding of the programming of I-210, illustrate the description of this, the graphical programming operation 

of FIG. 1. Please follow the instructions indicated below. 

Press the Enter key and relay 1 "to enter the program relay. By accessing the programming screen the cursor is placed in the 

display of steps. The indicator will always show steps to the left of the symbol ">" the initial step after which the order will begin 

on the start, and right, the final step where this will end, making a "Sequence." 

For each click on the "Up" and "Down" may increase or decrease the final step in the sequence. If you hold these keys increase 

or decrease will take place faster. 

Now press the "Up" until the final step sequence is equal to 4. 

Then you must tell the module as you want to act out during that sequence. The module supports three possible output states: 

ON, OFF, and EX, included in the indicator of "State of Exit." If you select ON, during the sequence, the output is connected, if 

you select OFF, the output on the other hand, remain disconnected. If you select EX, the output function on 

input state of "Confirmation or stop" question. This output mode is detailed in "Confirmation Check or Stop." 

To move the cursor to the "State of Exit", press "Pause." Each press on this key cyclically rotate the location of the cursor 

between indicators of Sequence, Step and output status. 

Stand on the indicator of state of the output. Using the Up and Down keys to select one of the three output state. Select the ON 

state. 

After composing the sequence, and assign an output state, the module will indicate if this is the last, being the end of the 

program, or if you want to link to the next. To perform this operation must be in the Sequence Indicator. Press the Pause button 

to stand on it. 

By default, the circuit will always display the word "STEP". If you press the Up or Down will rotate among the four possible 

functions of Sequence Indicator: Step, End, End * and Del. 

The "Del", is described in paragraph Delete Program. 

End option, completes and records in memory the program. 

End * The option performs the same function End, but making the cyclic program. Thus, in the normal operation of the circuit, 

when it reaches the last step etching, the module will restart the program continuously, or by default until you remove the 

program. 

Step option, record the sequence performed, and link to the next, allowing the configuration of a new program continuity. 

Press the Up or Down until the display shows the option Sequence Step. Then press the Enter key. 

Next, the steps change indicator, showing the final step in the above sequence to the left of the symbol ">" and the first of the 

new right. 

If changing sequence, an output change, the performance graph will reflect it. 

Press the Up key until the final step remains at 12. Then press the Pause key to select the output indicator. As default, the new 

footage shows off the form provided and in this case coincides with the state that we want to assign to the output, not make any 

changes on it, press the Pause key. 

The cursor will change to the sequence indicator. Step select the option, and press the Enter key to record the sequence made 

and start a new one.

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Summary of Contents for I-210

Page 1: ...ll allow the grouping and configuration steps outlined in chart form the pattern of desired operation for each output Keeps in memory the programs carried out even after power off Includes display relay status LED connection indicators and terminals for wiring POWER SUPPLY The I 210 must be supplied with a voltage of 12 V S C Adequately stabilized so we suggest not using simple power supply advers...

Page 2: ...llest measure Describe later how to assign a measure of real time to the division step The graph is made by grouping steps Returning to the example above the circuit should be scheduled first grouping step 0 to 4 which will be configured connection in step 4 to 12 in the disengagement from 12 to 22 in connection and finally from 22 to 34 in disconnection Finally assigned as a measure of time per s...

Page 3: ...led in Confirmation Check or Stop To move the cursor to the State of Exit press Pause Each press on this key cyclically rotate the location of the cursor between indicators of Sequence Step and output status Stand on the indicator of state of the output Using the Up and Down keys to select one of the three output state Select the ON state After composing the sequence and assign an output state the...

Page 4: ...d or the minute cycle press the Pause key To change the value of any of them use the Up or Down Once the change is made press the Enter key and the module will record the new reference time returning to the work screen Remember that the minimum working time is 5 tenths If you select a time below but the display screen the module will automatically record the minimum allowed 0 5 sec Moreover time p...

Page 5: ...top onmouseout this style backgroundColor fff Working Screen indicate at any time if the program is running if it is paused or if it is stopped correspondingly displaying the following message RUN Pause and Stop Likewise the display will continuously step in which the program is showing the message No STEP where No will counter the current step Note that not all programs have the same length or du...

Page 6: ...I 210 GENERAL WIRING MAP I 210 Relay 1 Relay 2 Entry alimentation Entries confirmation Output 1 Output 2 Comm on Inpu t 1 Input 2 www cebek com sat cebek com ...

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