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FSDLC-220-047 

 

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3.6 Calibration 

Because this product is adjusted beforehand, there is no necessity for calibration. 
However, if the operating point of an alarm output shifts, please adjust in the next way. 

(1)

 

After turning on the auxiliary power, perform preliminary energization for 15 minutes. 

(2)

 

When the input equivalent to the minimum display is applied, in order that it may become the minimum  

display, set value CBIAS is set up.   
Next, when the input equivalent to the maximum display is applied, in order that it may become the  
maximum display, it sets up by set value CSPAN.   
Calibration is finishing, if the above is checked again and the display is correct.   
In addition, please refer to the 4.5 section "setting mode" about setting of set value CBIAS and CSPAN. 

(3)

 

Please perform the check of an operation value, a reset value, and a dead band. 

 
 

4. Block-diagram and principle of operation 

4.1 Block-diagram 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

4.2 Principle of operation 

(1) The inputted voltage or current passes along a filter protection circuit, and becomes the DC voltage  

below constant voltage.  This voltage goes into an amplifier.  

(2) The input is converted into the suitable voltage range in an amplifier.   

This voltage constitutes an input of an A/D converter. 

(3) The data converted into digital one by the A/D converter are sent to CPU.   

A/D converter has 16-bit resolution and performs operation and conversion with 1MHz clock.   
Based on the scaling range that had this data set up, it calculates within CPU.   
And the measurement value scaling by the LCD is displayed. 

(4) The operation value and measurement value, which was set up beforehand, are compared, and the relay  

and LED are operated. 

(5) The front key switch makes each setting change. 

(6) The value set up by the switch is saved at non-volatile memory (E

2

PROM).   

ROM has the capacity of 128×16 bits. 

 

(  ) 

(+) 

INPUT 

(-) 

Filter 

protection 

circuit 

Key switch 

AUX. 
SUPPLY 

Amplifier 

A/D 

converter 

Non-volatile 

memory 

E

2

PROM 

CPU 

(  ) 

Power supply 

circuit 

 

 

LCD 

driver 

1 0 0 . 0 

AL1 AL2 AL3 AL4 

LCD display 

LED display 

Relay output circuit 

RY 

RY 

RY 

RY 

AL1 

AL2 

COM 

AL3 

AL4 

COM 

* In case of 4 contact output
   [Normally open contact 

ENT 

UP 

SHIFT 

UNIT n 

UNIT n+1 

+ 

- 

~ 

~ 

From mounting 
base 

MODE 

Summary of Contents for FINE Series

Page 1: ...FSDLC 220 047 INSTRUCTION MANUAL PLUG IN TRANSDUCER FINE SERIES ALARM SETTER FSDLC...

Page 2: ...ning of the screw Preparation This product must be set before use Please set correctly after reading this instruction manual Maintenance and inspection Inspection in energized state is dangerous This...

Page 3: ...part 7 3 2 Each display mode and operation 7 3 3 Measurement mode 8 3 4 Display mode 9 3 5 Setting mode 10 3 6 Calibration 12 4 Block diagram and principle of operation 4 1 Block diagram 12 4 2 Princi...

Page 4: ...setting accuracy is 0 1 of input span The display accuracy is 0 1 1 digit of input span 0 2 for voltage input less than 1V Various settings can be changed with the front switch The measured value rea...

Page 5: ...1 2 3 4 UR 2 INPUT Voltage input Electrical wire Attach as nameplate surface is upward Attach as the main body case is downward Mounting base UR 2 combines an alarm setter of voltage input and please...

Page 6: ...work Touching terminals etc while wet hands may cause electric shock Because burnout accident may be caused by wiring differences please be careful of wiring Also it is dangerous to inspect it in pla...

Page 7: ...e power line used as the source of a noise and steep voltage and current as much as possible Please use shielding wire for the bottom of the remarkable environment of a noise Environmental condition 1...

Page 8: ...s to each mode by those with four type and the following switch operations Measurement mode Input value maximum value and minimum value are displayed Display mode Setting item is displayed in order an...

Page 9: ...y push 3 seconds of ENT key Reset by push 3 seconds of ENT key Reset of minimum value display Measurement value Unit 5 0 0 Maximum value display P E A K 1 0 0 0 Reset of maximum value display P E A K...

Page 10: ...UP UP SHIFT Measurement value display U N I T M I N 0 0 0 0 M A X 1 0 0 0 C B I A S 0 0 0 0 C S P A N 0 0 0 0 S D 0 0 0 s A V E MODE SHIFT C D 1 0 0 0 s A L M D 1 H i g h D B 1 0 3 0 E X M D 1 O N A L...

Page 11: ...e simultaneously Mode Measurement setting change Movement of the setting item of AL1 to AL4 and the shift of set value Measurement value display Blinking Pushed for 3 seconds simultaneously 5 0 0 UP M...

Page 12: ...other digits decimal point does not display U N I T Middle omission U N I T U N I T m U N I T m U N I T k W U N I T k W ENT ENT ENT UP UP UP After deciding set value change a setting item symbol is b...

Page 13: ...otection circuit and becomes the DC voltage below constant voltage This voltage goes into an amplifier 2 The input is converted into the suitable voltage range in an amplifier This voltage constitutes...

Page 14: ...Relay excitation status display MAX 4 contacts Monitor lamp lights when each relay is excited The monitor lamp blinks during the delay time when the pre alarm setting is ON Relay and monitor lamp oper...

Page 15: ...ly OFF or relay non excitation Relay excitation Terminal AL2 AL1 C1 6 5 7 AL4 AL3 C2 6 5 7 UNIT n UNIT n 1 Terminal AL2 AL1 C1 6 5 7 AL4 AL3 C2 6 5 7 UNIT n UNIT n 1 Terminal AL2 AL1 C1 6 5 7 AL4 AL3...

Page 16: ...Starting delay function After an auxiliary supply apply detection action is performed after a starting delay time Operation value setting Relay action ON OFF Setting value Input Contact delay setting...

Page 17: ...arm function constitutes OFF Relay action and pre alarm in over input detection Output mode setting Excitation H Pre alarm setting ON Action of the pre alarm in contact delay time blinking Operation v...

Page 18: ...tion 20 Operation value COMP4 20 0 Measurement display range 25 to 125 Real scale 21 Dead band D B 4 3 0 0 5 to 50 0 22 Excitation mode EXMD4 ON ON Excitation OFF Non excitation 23 Contact delay time...

Page 19: ...inute There must not be malfunction 4 contacts Between AL1 AL2 and AL3 AL4 10 Impulse withstand voltage Between electric circuit and case 5kV 1 2 50 s Both positive and negative polarity for 3 times e...

Page 20: ...ulation range Please check power supply voltage and give as regulation range Input is abnormal Please give a measurement value as a check and a normal input Error of set value Please confirm set value...

Page 21: ...ormally open contact a contact AC200 220V 50 60Hz A8 DC1 to 5V About 1M 3 Alarm output 3 contacts DC100 110V B3 DC 60mV About 1M Normally close contact b contact B5 DC 1V About 1M 4 Alarm output 4 con...

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