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OPERATIONAL MODE 1 

POSITION VISUALISER WITH TWO SETTABLE THRESHOLDS 

FUNCTIONS 

 

Multiplying factor 

 

Count load 

 

mm/inch conversion 

 

Display/count block 

 

2 alarm outputs 

OPERATING MODE 

MAIN DISPLAY PAGE 

The display shows the value of the count record multiplied by the 
set factor. Positive numbers are shown without sign indication, 
while negative numbers are precedeed by the minus sign; values 
exceeding -99999 are displayed without – sign, with the first digit 
flashing.  

ALARM THRESHOLDS 

Two alarm thresholds, called positive and negative stroke ends,  
can be set; they are enabled by comparison, respectively for  

 

and  

 value than the count record. 

VALUE SETTING BY KEYBOARD 

During the setting phase of a numerical value a dot flashes on the 
right display side. 
The key 

R  

sets the value to 0. 

The 

Arrow keys

 modify the value. 

The minus sign is obtained by pressing the 

Arrow key 1 

until 

exceeding number 9. The max negative set is –99999. 

SETTING THE POSITIVE STROKE END VALUE (free setting) 

The phase is accessed by pressing the key

 P1

: the display shows 

FC POS

  followed by the current value. 

Modify the value with the 

Arrow keys

, then press 

P1

 again to 

store the new value and switch back to the main display page. 
The set value is compared for  

 with the count record value to 

enable or disable output 1. 

SETTING THE NEGATIVE STROKE END VALUE (free setting) 

The phase is accessed by pressing the key 

P2

: the display shows 

FC NEG

  followed by the current value. 

Modify the value with the 

Arrow keys

, then press 

P2 

again to 

store the new value and switch back to the main display page. 
The set value is compared for 

  with the count record value to 

enable or disable output 2. 

SETTING THE LOAD VALUE (free setting) 

The phase is accessed by pressing the key 

R

: the display shows 

LoAd 

followed by the current value. Modify the value with the 

Arrow keys

, then press

 F

 to store the new value and switch back 

to the main display page. 

LOADING THE VALUE 

LOADING by input is always enabled. 
LOADING by KEYBOARD can be enabled, and can operate in 
two different ways, depending whether the load setting is free or r 
under key. 
Free setting:  after confirming the LOAD value (key 

F

) the display 

shows the flashing message 

LoAd. 

The key 

R

 loads the value, 

any other key cancels the operation. 
Setting under key:  pressing the key 

R

 the display shows the 

flashing message 

LoAd. 

Pressing 

R

 again the value is loaded, 

any other key cancels the operation. 

INPUTS 

The instrument is equipped with three inputs performing the 
following operations: 

IN1 

= load 

IN2

 = mm/inch display switch 

IN3

 = count block or visualisation block  

IN1: LOAD BY INPUT 

Closing input 

IN1

 the LOAD value is displayed. 

If the function 

‘load on the closure state’

 was selected, the pulses 

count is blocked until input

 IN1

 is opened again. 

IN2: mm/inch CONVERSION 

Closing inpunt 

IN2

 the display indication is switched form mm to 

inch. The ‘inch’ displayed value has one decimal digit more than 
the ones set for the ‘mm’ value. 
The set LOAD and STROKE ENDS values are also converted 
automatically. 

IN3: VISUALISATION/COUNT BLOCK 

If the 

count block 

function was selected, the pulses count is 

stopped by closing input 

IN3.

 

If the 

visualisation block 

function was selected, the display update 

of the pulses count is suspended when closing input 

IN3

The input pulses count goes on and the updated value is 
displayed when input 

IN3 

is opened again.  

OUTPUTS 

The instrument is equipped with 2 alarm signal outputs. 

OUT 1

 = Positive stroke end 

OUT 2

 = Negative stroke end 

PARAMETERS SETTING 

Press the key 

F

 and, when the display shows 

Ch.Set,

 digit the 

key sequence 

P2 F P1

 within 5 seconds to access the 

parameters setting phase. 
During the setting phase of a numerical value a dot flashes on the 
right display side. 
The key 

R  

sets the value to 0. 

The 

Arrow keys

 modify the value. 

The minus sign is obtained by pressing the 

Arrow key 1 

until 

exceeding number 9. The max negative set is –99999. 
Press

  F

 to confirm the set value and switch to the following 

parameter. 

PARAMETERS LIST 

Load (setting under constants key) 

The display shows 

LoAd

 followed by the current value. 

The LOAD  value is stored into the count record by closing input 

IN1

Output 1 Excitation Time (for selection: timed pulse outputs

The display shows 

tout 1 

followed by the current value of output 

1 excitation time expressed in seconds. 
Default value 0.3 S. 
Mimimum setting 0.1 S, max setting 25.0 S. 

Output 2 Excitation Time (for selection: timed pulse outputs

The display shows

 tout 2 

followed by the current value of output 

2 excitation time expressed in seconds. 
Default value 0.3 S. 
Mimimum setting 0.1 S, max setting 25.0 S. 

Stroke ends (setting under constants key) 

The display shows 

FC POS

. followed by the current value. 

The  value is compared with the count record value to enable or 
disable output 1. 
After confirming the positive end stroke value the display shows 

FC nEg.

 followed by the current value. 

The  value is compared with the count record value to enable or 
disable output 2. 

Multiplying Factor of the Count Pulses 

The display shows

 FAtt. 

followed by the current value of  the 

multiplying factor of the input pulses. The value can range 
between 0.01 and 9.99999. 
After confiming the value the display is switched back to the main 
display page. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for CM78N

Page 1: ...starting the configuring operations MANUAL STRUCTURE Pages 1 to 3 of the present manual relate to the instrument general working mode Pages 4 to 6 relate to the operating way of each operational mode The paragraph Operating specifications page 2 gives details about the instrument configurations SUMMARY page Technical specifications 1 Introduction 1 Operational modes description 1 Operating specifi...

Page 2: ...unted pulses in the required measuring unit The multiplying factor value can range between 0 01 and 9 99999 MULTIPLYING FACTOR CALCULATION To define the multiplying factor value it is necessary to know the following data A value that must be displayed for each encoder rotation The value must be expressed in the resolution unit used for the visualisation see the example B number of the encoder puls...

Page 3: ...ng of the operating functions specific for the chosen operational mode SPECIFIC SETTINGS This phase can also be accessed pressing F and when the display shows Ch Set entering the key sequence Arrow 1 Arrow 6 Arrow 2 The setting is made by pressing the arrow key corresponding to the digit to be modified until reaching the number corresponding to the required function According to the chosen operati...

Page 4: ...er key cancels the operation INPUTS OUTPUTS The instrument is equipped with three inputs performing the following operations IN1 load see paragraph specific settings IN2 mm inch display switch IN3 count block or visualisation block see par basic settings Outputs are not used in this operational mode LOAD BY INPUT Closing input IN1 the LOAD value is displayed If the function load on the closure sta...

Page 5: ...g operations IN1 load IN2 mm inch display switch IN3 count block or visualisation block IN1 LOAD BY INPUT Closing input IN1 the LOAD value is displayed If the function load on the closure state was selected the pulses count is blocked until input IN1 is opened again IN2 mm inch CONVERSION Closing inpunt IN2 the display indication is switched form mm to inch The inch displayed value has one decimal...

Page 6: ...N3 count block or visualisation block IN1 ABSOLUTE VALUE LOADING On the input IN1 closure front the LOAD value is entered into the absolute count record IN2 MULTIPLYING FACTOR 1 2 SELECTION Closing input IN2 the display indication is switched from Displayed RECORD COUNT x FACTOR 1 to Displayed RECORD COUNT x FACTOR 2 The number of displayed decimals corresponds to the setting Factor 2 decimals see...

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