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Page 1: ...Controller for Contact type Displacement Sensors SA SD Operation Manual 2nd Edition CITIZEN FINEDEVICE CO LTD ...

Page 2: ...ed in this manual is subject to periodic change details of which are given in the latest edition of the manual CITIZEN FINEDEVICE Co Ltd retains the right to change specifications without notice The illustrations shown in this manual may differ from the actual device CITIZEN FINEDEVICE Co Ltd holds all copyrights for this manual No part of this manual may be reproduced stored in a search system or...

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Page 4: ... 1 4 2 Main Body 4 2 5 Modes of Use 5 1 5 1 Overall Flow Chart 5 1 5 2 SUB Display Switching Mode 5 2 5 3 Teaching Mode 5 3 5 4 Fine Tuning of LOW Setting Values 5 5 5 5 Fine Tuning of HIGH Setting Values 5 5 5 6 Bank Mode 5 6 5 7 Preset 5 8 5 8 Key Lock 5 9 5 9 Releasing Key Lock 5 9 6 Parameter Settings 6 1 6 1 Setting the SET No Parameters 6 1 6 1 Basic Settings BASIC 6 5 6 1 1 HIGH Setting Val...

Page 5: ...ation Mode 6 44 6 4 Copy Settings 6 46 6 4 1 Select Individual Items to Be Copied Master Unit Only 6 46 6 4 1 Select All Items to Be Copied Master Unit Only 6 47 6 4 2 Execute Copy Master Unit Only 6 48 6 4 3 Copy Lock Slave Units Only 6 48 6 5 Bank Settings 6 49 6 6 Calibration Settings 6 50 6 7 Resetting 6 51 6 8 Maintenance 6 52 7 External Input Output 7 1 7 1 Interface 7 1 7 1 1 Input Output C...

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Page 7: ...voltage may cause fire or electric shock Keep the power OFF during wiring work Be sure to keep the power OFF during wiring work such as when connecting the power supply or interface Failure to do so may cause electric shock or failure Do not damage the power cord A damaged power cord may cause fire or electric shock Observe the following instructions Do not forcibly bend twist or pull the power co...

Page 8: ...it has not been damaged during transportation Use this product in a manner that safeguards even in the event of product failure against the occurrence any type of damage Please note that use of this product outside the standards or usages specified in this operation manual or modification of the product voids any warranty regarding the product s functions and performance Depending on usage conditi...

Page 9: ...irect sunlight Places subject to sudden changes in temperature resulting in condensation Places where there are corrosive or flammable gases Places subject to the risk of electrical or water leakage Places near which fire is used or where heat accumulates 1 5 Maintenance Never disassemble this product Disassembly may result in an accident or failure To remove dirt wipe it off with a clean dry clot...

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Page 11: ... accuracy SA S110 High precision slim type 10 mm 0 1 µm 1 0 µm SA S110 03N High precision slim type low performance 10 mm 0 1 µm 1 0 µm SA S510 Universal slim type 10 mm 0 5 µm 2 0 µm SA S510 03N Universal slim type low performance 10 mm 0 5 µm 2 0 µm Resolution settings and detector replacement Resolution varies depending on the detector that is connected Connection of the detector is detected au...

Page 12: ...ntroller and five types of slave controller are available and up to 15 slave units can be connected to one master unit Four types of sensor heads are available Caution When connecting a slave unit to a master unit these must be of the same output type i e both NPN type or both PNP type Different output types cannot be connected together ...

Page 13: ... before connecting slave units to or removing them from the master unit Connecting them with the power on may cause damage to the controller When connecting a male connector into a female connector press it in firmly as far as it will go Imperfect connection may cause damage to the controller If connecting two or more units be sure to attach them onto the DIN rail When doing so attach commercially...

Page 14: ...the detector cable connector of the controller After checking the orientation of the connector push it in firmly as far as it will go To remove press the lock release lever on the detector cable controller connector hold the body of the controller and whilst keeping the lever pressed pull out the connector Please note that when removing the connector pulling the cable without pressing the lock rel...

Page 15: ...he wire Using the STRIP GAUGE shown on the side of the body strip the cable sheath so as to expose 7 to 8 mm of core wire and twist the core wires several times Using a flat blade screwdriver of tip width of 2 mm or less push in the control lever white of the control section until it locks Protecting cover Flat blade screwdriver Control lever white Length of core wires Wire Flat blade screwdriver ...

Page 16: ...lease port apply the tip of a flat blade screwdriver to the lower part of the control lever white and move the tip of the screwdriver upwards A snapping noise indicates that the control lever white has returned to its original position thereby fixing the wire Pull lightly on the wires to check that they are not loose Move the protecting cover in the direction of the arrow to return its original po...

Page 17: ...hat all devices are correctly connected Wires Note 1 Only master units are equipped with V and 0 V Power is supplied to slave units through connectors Note 2 Only SA SD1A model is equipped with an analog current output terminal and a grounding terminal for analog signals Note 3 Use shielded wires for analog outputs Pink violet External input 3 Gray Analog current output 4 to 20 mA Note 2 Blue 0 V ...

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Page 19: ... time switches over to the mode for fine tuning HIGH setting values 11 RIGHT key Used to switch setting items and settings and to move the cursor between the digits of setting values On the basic screen holding this down key for two seconds switches over to setting mode 12 DOWN key Used to switch setting items and to change setting values On the basic screen holding this key down for two seconds s...

Page 20: ...or head cable connector Connects to a sensor head cable sold separately 3 Digital display control section For details refer to next page 4 Male connector Slave unit only Connects to a master or slave unit 5 Digital display control cover Closed except during control procedures Note 1 This section is not present in SA SDNC 4 Slave only Note 1 5 1 2 3 ...

Page 21: ...lock Disables keys in order to prevent user operation errors during measurement Sensor head measurement values Clears the preset and displays sensor head measurement values Short press Preset Shifts settings to zero or arbitrary preset values Short press SUB display switching mode Switches the display on digital display SUB green Bank mode Designates Banks 1 to 3 to from which HIGH and LOW setting...

Page 22: ...simultaneous checking of the judgment value and lower limit value HIGH setting Displays a HIGH setting value This allows simultaneous checking of the judgment value and upper limit value Sensor head measurement value Displays a measurement value from the sensor head absolute position of the spindle While the preset or calibration function is being used this display allows checking of the absolute ...

Page 23: ...ing Long press for 2 s Master work measurement Press key Measurement of LOW defective work Press key One point teaching Two point teaching Three point teaching On completion of teaching digital display MAIN white shows GOOD and the HIGH and LOW setting values are committed The display then returns automatically to the basic screen First work measurement Press key Second work measurement Press key ...

Page 24: ...pper and lower limits Related information The initial status of the tolerance setting for the one point teaching is 0 1000 0 1 For setting of the tolerance in the one point teaching refer to 6 1 5 Tolerance The judgment results are displayed as shown in the following table Digital display MAIN white Description For a stable measurement For a measurement that is not stable When teaching did not exe...

Page 25: ...For reference If no keys are pressed for five seconds the display returns automatically to the basic screen and the settings are established Basic screen Fine tuning of HIGH setting values Short press Pressing the LEFT RIGHT key moves the cursor between digits and pressing the UP DOWN key increases decreases the value Pressing the ENTER key establishes the setting For reference If no keys are pres...

Page 26: ...used to read out the settings stored in the banks Each bank is read out by selecting a particular combination of ON OFF inputs into Bank A and Bank B inputs Ensure that the bank input is of 20 ms duration or longer The combinations of Bank A and B inputs are shown in the following table Bank A Bank B Bank 1 ON OFF Bank 2 OFF ON Bank 3 ON ON For reference Because the setting values written into and...

Page 27: ...ritten into or read from After selecting press the ENTER key Select YES execute After selecting press the ENTER key If SAVE write is selected the current setting values will be stored in the bank If LOAD read out is selected the settings stored in the bank will be read out Press the EXIT key twice to return the display to the basic screen ...

Page 28: ...ng keys the preset data is retained after the power is turned off because it is written into internal memory Values can be overwritten approximately one million times Preset cannot execute correctly in the following cases Immediately after the power is turned on or immediately after input of a reset When the data is outside the display s upper or lower limit When an alarm is being output When an e...

Page 29: ...ct 5 9 Releasing Key Lock Hold down the ENTER and EXIT keys simultaneously for three seconds The display will show LOCK ON and display will then return automatically to the basic screen Hold down the ENTER and EXIT keys simultaneously LOCK ACT will be displayed Continue pressing the keys When LOCK OFF is displayed release the keys ...

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Page 31: ...AL Sets the reference value when the preset function is turned ON 199 9999 to 199 9999 mm Default 0 0000 Select preset data PR OBJ When the preset function is turned ON this parameter selects the type of current value NORM V or JUDGE V to which the offset value is applied NORM V normal measurement value JUDGE V judgment value Default NORM V Preset save PR SAVE If Preset save is set to ON the prese...

Page 32: ...en a trigger is input to a master unit the signal can be input to all connected slave units simultaneously ONE Single ALL All Default ONE External input EXT IN For input 1 input 2 input 3 of external inputs selects one of four input signal types P R T Preset Reset Trigger BANK P Bank A B Preset BANK R Bank A B Reset BANK T Bank A B Trigger Default P R T External output EXT OUT For output 1 output ...

Page 33: ...master unit display and from the master unit CALC Calculates NOCALC Does not calculate Default NOCALC Select calculation app APPLI The Select calculation app can be set when calculation mode is set to CALC This selects the application used for the calculation MAX Maximum MIN Minimum FLAT Flatness AVERAG Average STAND Difference from standard TORSIN Torsion CURVEA Curvature THICK Thickness Default ...

Page 34: ... reference and captures the measurement value Captured measurement value 2 CL SET2 The controller moves the spindle to the target point for span adjustment and captures the measurement value Adjustment value 2 AJ VAL2 Inputs a target value 199 9999 to 199 9999 mm Default 10 000 Resetting RESET Reset RESET This resets the controller settings excluding calibration settings to the factory defaults YE...

Page 35: ... output Related information The HIGH setting value can always be displayed on digital display SUB green For details refer to 5 2 SUB Display Switching Mode The HIGH and LOW setting values can be set by teaching using a master work upper limit work and lower limit work For details refer to 5 3 Teaching Mode HIGH GO LOW HIGH setting value LOW setting value Included Not included 2秒長押し選択キャンセル桁移動数値...

Page 36: ...ion The LOW setting value can always be displayed on digital display SUB green For details refer to 5 2 SUB Display Switching Mode HIGH and LOW setting values can be set by teaching using a master work upper limit work and lower limit work For details refer to 5 3 Teaching Mode HIGH GO LOW HIGH setting value LOW setting value Included Not included 2秒長押し選択キャンセル桁移動数値変更確定 SPEED OUTPUT HI SET MAI...

Page 37: ... LOW share the same hysteresis value Set hysteresis to a value smaller than the difference between the HIGH and LOW setting values If hysteresis is set to a value equal to or exceeding the difference between the HIGH and LOW setting values the GO judgment will not be output HIGH設定値 LOW設定値 HIGH GO LOW HIGH setting value LOW setting value HIGH設定値 LOW設定値 HIGH GO LOW HIGH setting value LOW setting val...

Page 38: ...o be the median of the satisfactory and HIGH defective work values and the lower limit to be the median of the satisfactory and LOW defective work values This type of teaching is used to judge work according to whether it falls between these upper and lower limits Operation procedure Related information For details of how to set tolerance for the one point teaching refer to the following page For ...

Page 39: ...lues automatically using one reference work This is used to judge work with a tolerance Operation procedure Related information Setting Tolerance only has an effect when the one point teaching is selected For details of how to set the teaching method refer to the preceding section 2秒長押し選択キャンセル桁移動数値変更確定 HI SET LO SET TEACH TEACH PR VAL PR OBJ PR SAVE ADVANC CALC COPY BANK CALIB RESET MAINTE DI...

Page 40: ...et for a master work set the preset value to 3 5 mm in order for its position to be displayed as 3 5 mm Operation procedure Related information For details of how to operate the preset function refer to 5 7 Preset Normal measurement or judgment value can be selected as the value to which the preset function applies For details of setting method refer to the next section 2秒長押し選択キャンセル桁移動数値変更確定 ...

Page 41: ...n the Difference from standard mode is used for slave units If after setting PR OBJ to judgment value JUDGE V the calculation function is set where Difference from standard is used for the master unit other than the Difference from standard mode is used for slave units then the offset value will be applied to the normal measurement value NORM V Related information For details of how to operate the...

Page 42: ...imes If there is no need to save preset values set Preset save to OFF If preset is performed using keys the preset data is maintained after the power is turned off because it is written into internal memory Related information If the preset input is set to external input the external input can be used to perform the preset For details of preset input from external input refer to 6 2 3 External Inp...

Page 43: ... measurement NORMAL Normal REVERS Reverse Default NORMAL Operation procedure Note When the measurement direction is changed the following items must also be changed to correspond HIGH setting value LOW setting value Self trigger edge direction for hold setting 2秒長押し選択キャンセル確定 HI SET LO SET HYSTER TEACH TOL ADVANC CALC COPY BANK PR VAL PR OBJ PR SAVE LEVER SPEED OUTPUT MAINTE CALIB RESET Long pre...

Page 44: ...udgment value will be twice a normal measurement value Operation procedure Note If the lever ratio is set to a value that is out of range digital display MAIN white shows The display then returns to the lever ratio setting screen allowing the lever ratio to be set again 2秒長押し選択キャンセル桁移動数値変更確定 HI SET LO SET HYSTER TEACH TOL ADVANC CALC COPY BANK PR VAL PR OBJ PR SAVE DIRECT SPEED OUTPUT MAINTE ...

Page 45: ...00 960 960 32 Operation procedure Note When the reset input is turned ON the display shows an indefinite value until the device reaches the number of cycles per average When response time is set to 10 ms Data n 7 Data n 6 Data n 5 Data n 4 Data n 3 Data n 2 Data n 1 Data n Data n 1 Data n 2 Data n 3 Sampling time 1 ms Average over eight cycles internal value Average over eight cycles internal valu...

Page 46: ...tput N O Normally open N C Normally closed Default N O Operation procedure HIGH設定値 LOW設定値 ON GO OFF ON GO OFF N O の場合 N C の場合 HIGH setting value LOW setting value N O N C 2秒長押し選択確定 HI SET LO SET HYSTER TEACH TOL PR VAL PR OBJ ADVANC CALC COPY BANK CALIB RESET MAINTE PR SAVE DIRECT LEVER SPEED Long press for 2 s Select Commit ...

Page 47: ...ue JUDGE V NG hold NG H Holds and outputs the LOW and HIGH judgments 6 2 1 3 NG Hold Settings Self sample hold SLF S H Static width After measurement fluctuations have settled automatically self triggers holding and output of the judgment value JUDGE V 6 2 1 4 Self Sample Hold Static Width Delay timer After a delay automatically self triggers holding and output of the judgment value JUDGE V 6 2 1 ...

Page 48: ...e the external trigger input is ON the sample is held while it is OFF the sample hold is released Note When the reset input is turned ON with the external trigger input ON an indefinite state will be held In this type of sample hold the judgment output is the same as the judgment value However please note that there are some measurement modes for which this is not the case Related information For ...

Page 49: ...N In this type of sample hold the judgment output is the same as the judgment value However please note that there are some measurement modes for which this is not the case Operation procedure 消灯消灯 HOLD TRIG TRIG TRIG 消灯 Lo Go Hi 不定 HIGH setting value LOW setting value TRIG TRIG display HOLD display Judgment output Light OFF Indeterminate 2秒長押し選択キャンセル選択キャンセル確定 BASIC CALC COPY BANK CALIB RESE...

Page 50: ...alue is constantly updated While the external trigger input is ON the peak value is held and when it is turned OFF the peak value is cleared and the device returns to its state of performing constant updates Note When the reset input is turned ON with the external trigger input ON an indefinite state will be held When the reset input is turned ON with the external trigger input OFF an indefinite s...

Page 51: ...urned ON until the external trigger is turned ON In this type of sample hold the judgment output is the same as the judgment value However please note that there are some measurement modes for which this is not the case Related information The relationship between Peak Bottom and Peak to peak Peak to peak 2 is shown below Operation procedure Operation is the same as for the sample hold type in the...

Page 52: ...indefinite state will be held When the reset input is turned ON with the external trigger input OFF an indefinite state will be held for the duration of the specified response time In addition when a setting is configured such that the judgment value changes a reset will occur also resulting in an indefinite state for the duration of the specified response time Note that with NG hold the judgment ...

Page 53: ...n procedure 2秒長押し選択キャンセル確定 S H B H P P P P 2 P H SLF S H SLF P H SLF B H ALL IN EXT IN EXT OUT DIGIT ANALOG ANA HI ANA LO ECO ALARM BASIC CALC COPY BANK CALIB RESET MAINTE Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Commit ...

Page 54: ...ending on the specified self trigger edge direction the judgment value is held automatically when the normal measurement value becomes stable within the specified static width Fulfillment of the above condition activates self triggering which updates the judgment value Until that time the output continues to be held Self trigger level and self trigger edge direction It is recommended that the self...

Page 55: ...t value exceeds the specified self trigger level in the case of the self trigger edge direction being UP the judgment output is all OFF until the normal measurement value settles within the specified static width When self sample hold is selected external trigger input has no effect Operation procedure 2秒長押し選択キャンセル選択キャンセル桁移動数値変更選択キャンセル選択キャンセル選択キャンセル桁移動数値変更確定 BASIC ALL IN EXT IN EXT ...

Page 56: ...Y WD Delay timer DLY TIM 0 to 199 9999 mm Default 1000 After exceeding or falling below the specified self trigger level depending on the specified self trigger edge direction the judgment value is held automatically on expiry of a period specified by the delay timer Fulfillment of the above condition activates self triggering which updates the judgment value Until that time the output continues t...

Page 57: ...the self trigger edge direction being UP the judgment output is all OFF during the time set by the delay timer When self sample hold is selected external trigger input has no effect Operation procedure Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Cancel Cancel Cancel Cancel Select Select Select Select Commit Shift between digits Change numerical values Change numerical values Shift between digits ...

Page 58: ...e specified self trigger level depending on the specified self trigger edge direction constant updating of the peak value is performed automatically When the input value exceeds or falls below the specified self trigger level once again depending on the specified self trigger edge direction the peak value is cleared and the device returns to its state of performing constant updates Note An indefin...

Page 59: ... is updated to the internally updated peak value Note An indefinite state is held on occurrence of the following The power is turned ON The reset input is ON A sensor head disconnection error or upthrust error alarm is canceled In this type of self peak hold the judgment output is the same as the judgment value However please note that there are some measurement modes for which this is not the cas...

Page 60: ...6 30 Operation procedure Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Cancel Cancel Cancel Select Select Select Commit Change numerical values Shift between digits ...

Page 61: ...the trigger or preset inputs into all of the master and slave units which are connected together share the same timing the trigger preset inputs into the master unit can be set to be input into all of the slave units This allows the amount of wiring in the system to be reduced Operation procedure Note Input all can only be set for a master unit to which slave units are connected Long press for 2 s...

Page 62: ...ANK T Trigger Operation procedure Note The ON and OFF times of the preset reset and bank inputs must be at least 20 ms Banks A and B have to be turned ON in order to select Bank 3 The rising delay time for Banks A and B must be 8 ms or shorter If the Select bank storage parameter is set to ALL the OFF time of Banks A and B must be at least 50 ms The ON and OFF times of trigger input must be at lea...

Page 63: ...t Alarm OUT1 HIGH OFF OFF ON ON 3VAL Default OUT2 GO OFF ON OFF OFF OUT3 LOW ON OFF OFF ON OUT1 Out of range ON OFF ON 2VAL OUT2 GO OFF ON OFF OUT3 Alarm ON ON ON OFF OUT1 Judgment 1 ON OFF ON LOGIC OUT2 Judgment 2 OFF ON ON OUT3 Alarm ON ON ON OFF OUT1 ALL GO all connected OFF ON OFF LOGIC2 OUT2 GO master unit OFF ON OFF OUT3 Alarm connected ON ON ON OFF Operation procedure Note When any one of 2...

Page 64: ...6 34 Related information For details of the input output circuit refer to 7 1 1 Input Output Circuit For details of setting output behavior refer to 6 1 12 Output Behavior OUTPUT ...

Page 65: ... 0 0001 Operation procedure Note Independent of the number of digits numbers are displayed right aligned Setting the number of digits only affects the display of normal measurement NORM V LOW setting HIGH setting sensor head measurement calculation and judgment JUDGE V values Judgment output does not affect changes in the number of displayed digits Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Commit Select ...

Page 66: ...mit is fixed at 0 0000 and the output is 4 mA The upper limit is fixed at a specific value that depends on sensor head type and the output is 20 mA When the judgment value is equal to or less than the lower limit the output is 4 mA and when it is equal to or greater than the upper limit the output is 20 mA Operation procedure Note The analog output is specified as follows Resolution 0 3 µA Output ...

Page 67: ... mm Default 10 0000 Scaling lower limit ANA LO This can be set only when analog scaling is set to FREE It sets the judgment value that outputs a current of 4 mA 199 9999 to 199 9999 mm Default 0 0000 Operation procedure Setting the scaling upper limit Setting the scaling lower limit Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Commit Change numerical values Shift between digits Long press for 2 s Select Cance...

Page 68: ...ult OFF If eco mode is set to ON the screen backlight is turned OFF if no keys operations are performed for 30 seconds When the screen backlight is OFF pressing any key turns it ON again Operation procedure Note If an error occurs while the screen backlight is OFF it turns back ON The backlight never turns OFF while an error is being displayed Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Commit ...

Page 69: ...vel of the upthrust check 199 9999 to 199 9999 mm Default 10 0000 Catching check CAT CHK Sets the catching check ON OFF ON OFF Default OFF Number of connected units check PRS CHK If controllers are connected this performs a check when the power is turned ON confirming that the number of connected units has not changed ON OFF Default OFF Upthrust Upthrust indicates a state in which the spindle has ...

Page 70: ... the alarm activates 1 to 1 000 Default 1 000 Can be set such that a momentary upthrust will not activate the alarm Operation procedure 6 2 8 2 Upthrust Check Parameter name Setting value Remarks Upthrust check PRS CHK Sets the upthrust check ON OFF ON OFF Default ON Operation procedure Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Commit Change numerical values Shift between digits Long press for 2 s Select C...

Page 71: ...ame Setting value Remarks Upthrust check setting value PRS SET Sets the threshold level of the upthrust check 199 9999 to 199 9999 mm Default 10 0000 Operation procedure Long press for 2 s Select Cancel Commit Change numerical values Shift between digits ...

Page 72: ...lete extension of the spindle while the trigger input is ON by detecting whether the normal measurement value NORM V falls below the LOW setting value If the normal measurement value has not fallen below the LOW setting value whilst the trigger input is ON an alarm is activated The alarm can also be set not to activate Operation procedure Note This function can be used only when the measurement mo...

Page 73: ...efault OFF The number of connected controller units is checked and if that number has changed an error is output If the number is larger or smaller than that when this parameter was set to ON an error is output When changing the number of connected controller units set this parameter to OFF change the number of units and then set the parameter to ON again Operation procedure Note The number of con...

Page 74: ... display and from the master unit CALC Calculates NOCALC Does not calculate Default NOCALC Select calculation app APPLI The Select calculation app can be set when calculation mode is set to CALC This selects the application used for the calculation MAX Maximum MIN Minimum FLAT Flatness AVERAG Average STAND Difference from standard TORSIN Torsion CURVEA Curvature THICK Thickness Default MAX Operati...

Page 75: ...e measurement value from the master and that from each connected slave Each calculation value is obtained by subtracting the master unit measurement value from that from each slave unit Each slave unit outputs a calculation value Calculation value Slave n Master One or more units Torsion TORSIN Measurements from four points are used to calculate level of torsion The calculation value is the result...

Page 76: ... executes copying Slave units are provided with a function that prevents copying from a master unit Items that can be copied Setting Item Basic settings HIGH setting value HI SET LOW setting value LO SET Hysteresis HYSTER Teaching type TEACH Tolerance TOL Preset value PR VAL Select preset data PR OBJ Preset save PR SAVE Measurement direction DIRECT Lever ratio LEVER Response time SPEED Output beha...

Page 77: ...et key can be used to select or deselect individual items for copying 6 4 1 Select All Items to Be Copied Master Unit Only Parameter name Setting value Remarks Select all items to be copied CHK ALL Selects all items for copying YES NO Default YES Operation procedure Note Even with NO do not execute selected in Select individual items to be copied selecting items as being subject to copying will no...

Page 78: ...ted the master and slave units show NOW on digital display SUB green and COPY on digital display MAIN white When copying has finished the master unit only displays OK Operation procedure 6 4 3 Copy Lock Slave Units Only Parameter name Setting value Remarks Copy lock LOCK Slave units only Prevents copying from the master unit ON OFF Default OFF Operation procedure Long press for 2 s Select Cancel C...

Page 79: ...torage areas The settings in banks are not reflected on displays or in judgment values For this to happen the relevant settings must be read out and placed in the work area Banks can only be overwritten by storing current work area settings inside them Operation procedure Note The settings read out from banks are retained after the power is turned OFF Related information For settings relating to w...

Page 80: ...lues have different signs The target value and detected value are opposite in sign Relative to the span at time of shipment span adjustment gives an adjustment ratio greater than two The measurement value is indefinite is displayed The measurement value is out of measurement range OVER or OVER is displayed Target point Zero point Span 1 Measure zero point 2 Measure target point 3 Enter theoretical...

Page 81: ...marks Reset RESET This resets all controller settings to the factory defaults YES NO Operation procedure Note Resetting does not alter the settings stored in banks Calibration settings are not reset Long press for 2 s Select Commit Automatic Automatic ...

Page 82: ...on Maximum peak value history MAX REC Displays in meters the accumulated distance that the spindle had moved when the maximum peak value was reached Overstroke history OVR NUM Displays a history of the number of strokes exceeding the maximum stroke Displays information such as sensor head operational history Operation procedure Long press for 2 s Select Total stroke work history Maximum peak value...

Page 83: ...utputs SA SD1AC SA SD1AC P Color Signal I O Remarks Black Output 1 OUT Refer to 6 2 4 External Output White Output 2 OUT Black gray Output 3 OUT Pink External input 1 IN Refer to 6 2 3 External Input Violet External input 2 IN Pink violet External input 3 IN Gray Analog output OUT Current output 4 to 20 mA Shield Analog ground Note 1 Use shielded wires for analog outputs SA SD1C SA SD1C P Color Si...

Page 84: ...k violet External input 3 Gray Analog current output 4 to 20 mA Note 2 Shield Analog ground Note 2 Note 3 S1 S1 S1 24 VDC 10 Load Load Load Main circuit Load 250 Ω MAX Brown V Note 1 Pink External input 1 Violet External input 2 Pink violet External input 3 Black Output 1 White Output 2 Black gray Output 3 Gray Analog current output 4 to 20 mA Note 2 Shield Analog ground Note 2 Note 3 24 VDC 10 Lo...

Page 85: ... an analog current output terminal and a grounding terminal for analog signals Note 3 Use shielded wires for analog outputs Note All of the output terminals are equipped with short circuit protection If any of Outputs 1 to 3 short circuit all output terminals are temporarily turned OFF If the short circuit is removed the circuit recovers automatically ...

Page 86: ... A B input 1 If the Select bank storage parameter is set to ALL this is at least 50 ms 2 If 8 ms or more has elapsed Bank 3 may be read out after Bank 1 has been read out Preset Min 20 ms Min 20 ms Release preset Min 1 5 s Min 20 ms Min 20 ms Min 2 ms Min 2 ms Min 20 ms 1 Min 20 ms Bank Bank A Bank B Bank 1 Bank 3 Max 8 ms 2 ...

Page 87: ...f the sensor head cables are broken If a sensor head cable is broken replace it with a new one Replace the failed sensor head with a new one E210 A sensor head has undergone an upward thrust outside the specified stroke range Check the sensor head installation and work positions and adjust them such that the stroke is within the specified range E500 An external input cannot perform a preset Check ...

Page 88: ...ctor installed securely with no play Is the measurement terminal loose Is the detector being subjected to any excessive vibration or impacts For example when a detector is put on a guide rail and moved up and down using an air cylinder the impact sustained from a strong collision with the mechanical stopper at the upper end back clearance side may cause erroneous counting Install a shock absorber ...

Page 89: ...4 Applied voltage 30 VDC or lower output V Residual voltage 1 5 V or lower at outflow current 50 mA Leakage current 0 1 mA or less Short circuit protection Incorporated automatic recovery Judgment output NO NC Alarm output Open when alarm activated External output Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 can be switched between HI GO LO HI or LO IN RANGE ALARM and LO HI ALARM External input Input NPN output typ...

Page 90: ... case Withstanding voltage 1 000 VAC for one minute across whole charged section and case Resistance to vibration 10 to 150 Hz 0 75 mm double amplitude for two hours in each of X Y and Z directions Resistance to impact 98 m s2 approx 10 G five times in each of X Y and Z directions Materials Case polycarbonate Cover polycarbonate Switches polyacetal Cables Includes 0 2 mm2 2 core brown and blue lea...

Page 91: ... SD1C and SA SD1C P SA SDNC 20 mm or more 15 mm or more R 30 mm or more Compliant with 35 mm width DIN rail R 30 mm or more 20 mm or more 15 mm or more R 30 mm or more Compliant with 35 mm width DIN rail R 30 mm or more 15 mm or more R 30 mm or more Compliant with 35 mm width DIN rail ...

Page 92: ...duct is certified to be in compliance with the company standards of Citizen Finedevice CITIZEN FINEDEVICE CO LTD 6663 2 Funatsu Fujikawaguchiko machi Minamitsuru gun Yamanashi 401 0395 TEL 0555 22 1141 FAX 0555 23 2106 URL http cfd citizen co jp ...

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