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15.- OPERATOR´s NOTES

Write down on this leaf all the modifications made by the Operator in the unit, in order to make  easier the necessary maintenance and possible repairs. It is also advisable make a note
of all the interesting comments about the installation which could be very useful for the users in the future.

Summary of Contents for BDF-24

Page 1: ...AL FOR LARGE DISPLAYS CentroIndustrial Santiga Altimira 14 Talleres 14 Nave 2 Tel 34 93 729 6004 Fax 34 93 729 6003 P O Box 49 E 08210 BARBERÀ DEL VALLÈS SPAIN fema fema es www fema es MODELS Totalizers T1 T2 T3 T5 T6 Rate TF 13 97 Rev 2409 01 ...

Page 2: ...ONT VIEW DESCRIPTION 6 6 REAR VIEW DESCRIPTION 7 6 SIGNAL INPUT PARAMETERS TRIGGER COUNT FREQUENCY AND SENSOR TYPES SELECTION 8 7 WIRING 9 8 POWER SUPPLY RECOMMENDED WIRING 9 1 8 FUSES 9 2 8 RESET AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS 9 3 8 EXCITATION VOLTAGE FOR SENSORS 9 4 8 SENSOR CONNECTIONS FOR MODELS BDF XX T1 BDF XX T2 and BDF XX TF 9 5 9 SENSOR CONNECTIONS FOR MODEL BDF XX T3 9 6 9 SENSOR CONNECTIONS FOR ...

Page 3: ... introduce the electrical noise to the unit therefore Do not install the signal input or control wires in the same conduit with power lines heaters solenoids SCR controls etc and always far from these elements When shielded wires are used connect the shield to the common terminal and leave unconnected the other end of the shield and do not connect to the machine ground 1 IMPORTANT SAFETY CONSIDERA...

Page 4: ...x and the instrument and if there is evidence of damage caused by bad handling during the transport it is advisable to make a careful inspection of all damages making a note of all of them and to pass on this information directly to the Transport Company If this occurs but with insured material ask the Transport Company for instructions about submitting a claim 3 MAIN FEATURES The Large Displays f...

Page 5: ...ush button using the connector of 5 terminals on the rear part DECIMAL POINT Programmable by software Contact your local distributor for additional information SCALE FACTOR The Scale Factor can be programmed from 5 9999 to 5 9999 Factory Set up is 1 0000 Contact your local distributor 4 MODELS 4 1 MODEL BDF XX T1 TOTALIZER WITH INHIBIT FUNCTION Pulses per Channel 1 add up Channel 2 operates as Inh...

Page 6: ... 100 mV Impedance 26 5 KΩ at 60 Hz Max input voltage 50 V FREQUENCY INPUT Selectable by internal jumpers Models T1 T2 100 Hz or 10 KHz ModelT3 100 Hz or 4 KHz ModelT5 100 Hz or 5 KHz ModelT6 100 Hz or 2 5 KHz ModelTF 100 Hz or 10 KHz Minimum allowable 0 03 Hz Accuracy Repeatibility 0 012 Rate only OUTPUT EXCITATIONVOLTAGEOUTPUT 15 Vdc 20 100 mA max TerminalB ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATINGTEMPERATURE 0 to...

Page 7: ...RD FREQUENCY INPUT CHANNEL 1 CHANNEL 2 To 100 Hz Jumper J Closed Jumper K Closed To 10 KHz Jumper J Opened Jumper K Opened TABLE 2 TABLE 1 If a sensor type NAMUR is used then the same type must be used for both Channels The unit is provided with damping capacitors for switch contact debounce Limits count frequency to 100 Hz maximum and input pulse widths to 5 msc minimum To obtain a good protectio...

Page 8: ...nected to terminal A 0 Vdc and will remain in 0 meanwhile terminals E and A remain connected CONTROL This function is operative when terminal D Channel 2 is connected to terminal A 0 Vdc On model BDF XX T1 Channel 2 operates as INHIBIT control On model BDF XX T2 Channel 2 operates as UP DOWN control 0 Vdc The unit supplies the Excitation Voltage for sensors through terminal B If the current requir...

Page 9: ...el 2 terminal D 9 7 SENSOR CONNECTIONS FOR MODEL BDF XX T5 and BDF XX T6 VEXC 15 Vdc 0 Vdc E D C A B ENCODER Channel1 Channel2 Channel2 Channel1 Channel2 Channel1 90º PNP or NPN Sensor PNP or NPN Sensor For mechanical closure se lect the jumpers on the S1 selector using the PNP configuration See page 7 For mechanical closure se lect the jumpers on the S1 selector using the NPN configuration See pa...

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Page 11: ...wer off the instrument 2 Remove the rear cover taking off all the screws page 6 to obtain the access to the control circuit page 7 3 Remove all jumpers installed on S1 and S2 selectors Page 7 4 Configurate the sensor type for Channel 1 using the jumpers on S1 selector See table 3 page 7 5 Configurate the sensor type for Channel 2 using the jumpers on S1 selector See table 3 page 7 6 Select the fre...

Page 12: ...ed below and send the instrument together with the Manual free of charge and properly packed with a description of the anomaly or defect found in the product directly to your Local Distributor or to the following address FEMA electrónica s a Altimira 14 Talleres 14 Nave 2 Centro Industrial Santiga P O Box 49 E 08210 BARBERÀ DEL VALLÈS BARCELONA Spain LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FEMA electrónica s a sh...

Page 13: ...mm 688 x 180 mm Options Single Setpoint Dual Setpoint RS 232 Output BCD parallel Output Analog Output Transmitters Signal Input Power Supply DC Voltage and current AC Voltage and current Process 4 20 mA 0 10 Vdc Others signals Thermocouples Thermoresistance RTD Resistance Potentiometer Load Cells Strain Gauge Pulses frequency Signal Output Vdc Idc Pulses 230 Vac 115 Vac 24 Vac 48 Vac 24 Vdc Isolat...

Page 14: ... modifications made by the Operator in the unit in order to make easier the necessary maintenance and possible repairs It is also advisable make a note of all the interesting comments about the installation which could be very useful for the users in the future ...

Page 15: ...__ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Post Code__________________TEL NO______________________ FAX NO_____________________ MODEL ______________________SERIAL NUMBER_______________________ Brief application description_________________________________________________...

Page 16: ...nd Harmonised Standards stated below DIRECTIVES EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE FOR LOW VOLTAGE D73 23 CEE AMENDED BY D93 68 CEE Equipments powered from 50 to 1000 Vac and or from 75 to 1500 Vdc EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY D89 336 CEE AMENDED BY D93 68 CEE STANDARDS IMMUNITY UNE EN 50082 2 1996 EMISSIONS UNE EN 50081 2 1993 ELECTRICALSAFETY UNE EN 61010 1 1996 UNE EN 60204 1 1997 Signe...

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