Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 1
Standard Configuration and Options......................................................................................................... 2
Notes on Slack Loop Control .................................................................................................................... 3
Notes on Slack Loop Control .................................................................................................................... 4
Manual Set-Up .......................................................................................................................................... 5
Extending Upper Limit ............................................................................................................................. 7
Offset ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Remote Access to Presets .......................................................................................................................... 9
Terminals and Inputs ............................................................................................................................... 10
DIP Switch Functions .............................................................................................................................. 11
STOP Input .............................................................................................................................................. 13
Cable Connections .................................................................................................................................. 14
Software and Sensitivity ......................................................................................................................... 16
Upgrading to the CB-5501M .................................................................................................................. 17
Notes ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL CS 5000 V2 6676 Millersburg Road Wooster OH 44691 Tel 800 883 7542 330 601 1350 Fax 330 601 1352 Email info coiltek com Website www coiltek com...
Page 2: ...ck Loop Control 3 Notes on Slack Loop Control 4 Manual Set Up 5 Extending Upper Limit 7 Offset 8 Remote Access to Presets 9 Terminals and Inputs 10 DIP Switch Functions 11 STOP Input 13 Cable Connecti...
Page 3: ...rasonic transduction is fairly straightforward A burst of acoustic energy is broadcast toward the target the loop valley Milliseconds later the transducer is switched to receive mode to await the echo...
Page 4: ...0 and 240VAC The supply requires only L1 and L2 Connect incoming ground to the subpanel or enclosure The CS 5000 may be ordered without the supply LPS when a 24VDC source of sufficient amperage is ava...
Page 5: ...device to accelerate or decelerate In the diagrams above it s clear that the deeper U shaped loop develops the most free material between long and tight loop avoiding the generally undesired tight loo...
Page 6: ...move over time Speed of Response Most slack loop control applications govern variable speed powered follower machinery When this is the case a well proportioned loop will yield better performance if...
Page 7: ...Calibration is complete Alternately 1 Press button S1 Lights above buttons S2 and S3 will begin to blink 2 Put a target beneath the sensor Place it in the desired near position It will be the upper l...
Page 8: ...anspire Set up of this feature is described below Auxiliary Relays The CS 5000 has two auxiliary relays that may be programmed to fire anywhere in the set control range To set them up Turn ON DIP swit...
Page 9: ...and minimizing nuisance stoppage To use this feature press the S2 and S3 buttons simultaneously This causes the unit to enter a near relay setup mode indicated by LEDs above S2 and S3 turning on Place...
Page 10: ...t of the control jumps to 2 5 VDC when the loop crosses the long loop limit into the control range The discontinuity in the output may be useful when the follower machinery must start rapidly Since th...
Page 11: ...y the DIP switches are used for manual programming of the system Then they are all turned off and the remote switches or contacts access the presets via the header at P4 Since the DIP switches and the...
Page 12: ...10 Terminals and Inputs...
Page 13: ...on of the control range The signal increases as the target gets closer to the sensor This behavior is associated with the control of machinery that feeds a process such as a decoiler With SW7 ON the o...
Page 14: ...on of the ranging card with the main processor card is as follows The main board emits a START pulse The range card replies with two consecutive pulses the first is a START acknowledge pulse the secon...
Page 15: ...he sensor at the position at which you d like the relay to make Press button S1 Lights over buttons S2 and S3 will blink To set the K1 leftmost relay press S3 To set K2 2nd left relay move the positio...
Page 16: ...unit Range Card Endcap Features of the CB 5101R 2 Range Card This latest update of the Coiltek range card is form fit and function compatible with the CB 5101R CB 5101R 1 versions above All installati...
Page 17: ...15 Mainboard...
Page 18: ...driver and use the mchpcdc cat driver downloaded A new version of our software CSWin64 is under development When available it will be posted in the downloads section of coiltek com Adjusting Unit Sens...
Page 19: ...Its attachment to the system will cause manual programming to become unavailable 2 The above may result in the need for a new connection harness as the pin out has changed If you should need assistan...
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