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3 • FACEPLATE DESCRIPTION

4 • CONNECTIONS

INPUTS

INPUT 1:

 

Digital input from mechanical contact or logic signal

 

between terminals 

1 and 2 with following functions:

- Timer Start/Stop

- Counter input pulses.

- Frequency meter input pulses.

INPUT 2: Digital input from mechanical contact or logic signal between terminals 

1 and 3 with following functions:

- Timer reset 

- Counter reset 

- Frequency meter reset

INPUT 3: Digital input from mechanical contact or logic signal between terminals 

1 and 4 with following functions:

- Timer hold or up/down

- Counter hold or up/down

- Frequency meter hold

Sensor power supply to terminals 5(+) and 1(-): 12V/30mA.

OUTPUTS

- Logic (NPN) or relay (5A/220Vac) output;

- Available to terminals 8 (NO contact), 7 (common) and 6 (NC contact); 

terminals 6 (+) and 7 (-) for logic output.

Power supply: AC Voltage is applied to terminals 9 and 10 (110/220V selected 

with jumpers).

Voltages available on request: 24/48Vac - 120/240Vac - 110/220Vac - 24Vcc

With 24 Vdc, polarity is not critical. See Hardware Configuration.

A  Display

Real value of current time/count/frequency. The real value is the value of the time/

count active at that time:

Time 1 (count 1) or Time 2 (count 2). Symbol of parameter set on display B during 

configuration.

The decimal point on the right indicates display of Time 2 (count 2). 

The appearance of the EEP message indicates an EEPROM memory fault.

B  Display

Setpoint value of time/count/frequency selected.

These parameters can be set during configuration.

The decimal point on the right indicates display of set 2.

F  LED signals

I1 : State of IN1 input signal.

Start/Stop in case of timer

Clock in case of counter and frequency meter

I2 : State of IN2 input signal in case of timer and frequency meter; IN3 in case of 

counter;

- LED off, corresponds to input OFF

- LED on, corresponds to input ON

O : State of output relay (LED on = relay energized) - OUT.

 

CONTROLS

C “FUNCTION” button

Accesses display/setting of Time 2 (count 2) setpoint or hysteresis for type U4

frequency meter [see Description of Operation] (decimal point flashes on right 

display).

If the F button is not pushed to confirm a change, the new value will be stored 

automatically after 5 seconds.

Push the F button for 5 seconds to access the configuration phase. Scroll the 

functions to be set by means of short pulses.

To quit configuration, push the F button again for 5 seconds.

NOTE: It is not necessary to press the F key to display/modify Time 1/Count 1.

E/D  Raise (E) and Lower (D) buttons

These are used to raise or lower the value shown on display B in order to change 

a setting or choose an option.

The speed of raising (lowering) is proportional to the time for which the key is 

pressed. The operation is not cyclical.

If the automatic scale change is enabled, once the maximum (minimum) value of 

any intermediate scale is reached, the raise (lower) function moves to the next 

(previous) scale.

In normal operation, these buttons can be used for direct change of Time 1/Count 

1 (setpoint).

E

F

A

B

D C

NC

C

NO

COM

IN1

IN2

IN3

+12Vdc

sensor

POWER SUPPLY

OUT1

(MAIN)

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Summary of Contents for 556

Page 1: ...in peak functions IN3 Hold input In this configuration as well the display and setting can be expressed as the value converted into engineering units by means of the MOL and DIV factors DRM Gefran instruments replaced by model described Output functions The output performs the following functions configuration as timer with countdown and input IN3 with HOLD a or UP DOWN b function In all other cas...

Page 2: ...eters can be set during configuration The decimal point on the right indicates display of set 2 F LED signals I1 State of IN1 input signal Start Stop in case of timer Clock in case of counter and frequency meter I2 State of IN2 input signal in case of timer and frequency meter IN3 in case of counter LED off corresponds to input OFF LED on corresponds to input ON O State of output relay LED on rela...

Page 3: ...N2 RESET IN3 HOLD or UP DOWN see configuration of IN3 functions If the function of IN3 is defined as UP DOWN it causes inversion of the current value of Time 1 Time 2 maintains its direction If the timer is configured to down Fun 0 it loads the preset value and counts down toward zero by closing IN3 if configured to active when closed you tempo rarily reverse the direction of time 1 to up until Fu...

Page 4: ...ions displayed value frequency MUL DIV Example 1 You want to display the number of rpms of a wheel with 250 pulses rev Rpm frequency 60 250 frequency 6 25 Set FP 0 MUL 6 DIV 25 Example 2 You want to determine the frequency in impulses second of a system with a decimal figure using a sampling time of 5 sec for greater stability Set FP 12 MUL 1 DIV 5 P d 1 t SP 5 0 In operation as frequency meter th...

Page 5: ... FUNCTIONS The figures show the Timer functions Typ 0 with countdown Fun 0 For counters Typ 1 in cases out 1 6 Timer and Timer 1 become Counter 1 and Counter 2 For the frequency meter Typ 2 with out 4 there is a second setpoint for hysteresis a IN3 0 IN 3 with HOLD display function b IN3 1 IN3 with UP DOWN function out 1 Standard U1 Function Timing begins and proceeds until the trip point if the I...

Page 6: ...scribed for function U4 with the difference that the relay remains energized even if the timer value exceeds the trip point out 6 Function U6 Non cyclical monostable with reset Similar to function U3 but with the difference that at the end of timings the timer reloads the preset value only after input IN2 out 7 Function U7 Cyclical double counter with superimposed counts Similar to U2 but instead ...

Page 7: ...If the device has faston terminals they must be protected and isolated if the device has screw terminals wires should be attached at least in pairs Power supplied from a disconnecting switch with fuse for the device section path of wires from switch to devices should be as straight as possible the same supply should not be used to power relays contactors solenoid valves etc if the voltage waveform...

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