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Operating instructions FX460

9.10 Preselection 2 Menu

SOURCE 2

Source for preselection 2

(→ 9.9 Preselection 1 Menu)

MODE 2

Switching condition for preselection 2, see Preselection 1 Menu (except tracking preset)
See Preselection 1 Menu

RES≥PRES-TRAIL

Tracking preset 2:

Display value greater than or equal to preselection 1 – preselection 2

Preselection 2 is the tracking preset of preselection 1�

HYSTERESIS 2

Switching hysteresis for the switching condition of preselection 1, see Preselection 1 Menu

PULSE TIME 2 (S)

Duration of the fleeting pulse for the switching condition of preselection 2, see Preselection 1 Menu

OUTPUT TARGET 2

Assignment of an output for the switching condition of preselection 2, see Preselection 1 Menu

OUTPUT POLARITY 2

Switching status for the switching condition of preselection 2, see Preselection 1 Menu

OUTPUT LOCK 2

Latching for the switching condition of preselection 2, see Preselection 1 Menu

START UP DELAY 2 (S)

Start-up delay for the switching condition of preselection 2, see Preselection 1 Menu
(Start-up delays 3 and 4 are set automatically�)

EVENT COLOR 2

Event-dependent colour change of the display for the switching condition of preselection 2, see

Preselection 1 Menu

9.11 Preselection 3 Menu

SOURCE 3

Source for preselection 3

(→ 9.9 Preselection 1 Menu)

MODE 3

Switching condition for preselection 3, see Preselection 1 Menu (except tracking preset)
See Preselection 1 Menu

RES≥PRES-TRAIL

Tracking preset 3:

Display value greater or equal to preselection 4 – preselection 3

Preselection 3 is the tracking preset of preselection 4�

HYSTERESIS 3

Switching hysteresis for the switching condition of preselection 3, see Preselection 1 Menu

PULSE TIME 3 (S)

Duration of the fleeting pulse for the switching condition of preselection 3, see Preselection 1 Menu

Summary of Contents for FX460

Page 1: ...Operating instructions Multifunction displays for digital signals FX460 80257642 00 09 2019 UK ...

Page 2: ...puts DX2022 DX2023 DX2032 DX2033 11 7 7 AC voltage supply DX2021 DX2022 DX2023 12 8 Operation touch screen 12 8 1 Display for parameter setting 12 8 2 Display during operation 13 8 3 Error messages 14 9 Parameter menu overview 16 9 1 Overview 16 9 2 General menu 18 9 3 Speed mode 21 9 4 Process Time mode 23 9 5 Timer mode 25 9 6 Counter mode 27 9 7 Velocity mode 29 9 8 Preselection Values 31 9 9 P...

Page 3: ...pair and disposal 47 12 1 Servicing 47 12 2 Cleaning the housing surface 47 12 3 Repair 47 12 4 Disposal 47 13 Approvals standards 47 Licences and trademarks All trademarks and company names used are subject to the copyright of the respective companies ...

Page 4: ...tion result Designation of keys buttons or indications Cross reference Important note Non compliance may result in malfunction or interference Information Supplementary note WARNING Warning of serious personal injury Death or serious irreversible injuries may result CAUTION Warning of personal injury Slight reversible injuries may result NOTE Warning of damage to property ...

Page 5: ...he operating instructions or the technical data are not adhered to personal injury and or damage to property may occur In case of malfunctions of the unit please contact the manufacturer Tampering with the unit is not allowed Installation electrical connection set up programming configuration operation and maintenance of the product must be carried out by personnel qualified and authorised for the...

Page 6: ...onnected voltage supply wires is prevented Devices that are supplied via AC may only be connected via switches or circuit breakers to the low voltage supply system This switch must be positioned close to the device and clearly marked as disconnecting device Ingoing and outgoing cables for extra low voltage must be separated from dangerous live cables SELV circuits by double and or reinforced insul...

Page 7: ...hometer or for frequency measurement Only input A is active Input B is unused Process time Operation as baking time or processing time display reciprocal rotational speed Only input A is active Input B is unused Timer Operation as stop watch Start and stop functions are freely configurable Depending on the parameter setting only input A or inputs A and B are active Counter Operation as position di...

Page 8: ... mm x 45 mm AN_i_FX460_GG 32 312 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 GND 115 230 V AC 0 V AC GND 18 30 V DC Aux Out Input A NC NC Input B GND Ctr In 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Ctr In 2 Ctr In 3 AGND 20 mA Out 10 V Out Com Ctr Out 1 Ctr Out 2 Ctr Out 3 Ctr Out 4 DX2022 DX2032 DX2023 DX2033 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 series DX202x NC NC 115 230 V AC 0 V AC DX2021 DX2031 DX2022 ...

Page 9: ... supply is provided at terminals 3 and 4 The output voltage depends on the device supply In case of DC device supply the output voltage is approx 1 V less than the supply voltage applied at terminals 1 and 2 and the max load must not exceed 250 mA In case of AC device supply the output voltage is 24 VDC 15 and the max load must not exceed 150 mA at temperatures up to 45 C At higher temperatures th...

Page 10: ... GND and the corresponding input This damps the maximum input frequency to approx 20 Hz and contact bouncing is suppressed 7 4 Control inputs On terminals 10 11 and 12 three control inputs with HTL PNP characteristic are available These inputs can be configured in the COMMAND MENU and are used for functions that can be triggered externally such as resetting the display value changing the display l...

Page 11: ... The following configuration is possible Voltage output 10 10 V Voltage output 0 20 mA Voltage output 4 20 mA The analogue output is proportional to the source and refers to the AGND potential AGND and device GND are internally connected Parallel operation of voltage and current output is not permitted 7 6 Control outputs DX2022 DX2023 DX2032 DX2033 On terminals 20 21 22 and 23 four control output...

Page 12: ...rameters are described in a separate chapter 9 Parameter menu overview Device parameter setting In order to be able to set device parameters the touch screen must be pressed for 3 seconds Select menu The required parameter menu can be selected via the arrow keys and confirmed with ok To close the menu selection press C Select parameter The required parameter can be selected via the arrow keys and ...

Page 13: ...ode or in timer and total counter mode In order to access the next display you need to tap the top of the touch screen Only for COUNT MODE A B A B or TOTAL TIME MODE Two line display with units In order to access the next display you need to tap the touch screen Only for COUNT MODE A B A B or TOTAL TIME MODE Large display 4 digit In order to access the next display you need to tap the touch screen...

Page 14: ... SKIP 8 3 Error messages Error message in the display Description ERROR MAXIMUM DISPLAY VALUE Display value of the one line display is greater than 99 999 999 ERROR MINIMUM DISPLAY VALUE Display value of the one line display is smaller than 99 999 999 ERROR MAX TOP DISPLAY VALUE Upper display value of the two line display is greater than 99 999 999 ERROR MIN TOP DISPLAY VALUE Upper display value o...

Page 15: ...splay is smaller than 99 999 999 ERROR MAX LARGE DISPLAY VALUE Display value of the large display is greater than 9999 ERROR MIN LARGE DISPLAY VALUE Display value of the large display is smaller than 9999 The described error messages are automatically reset as soon as the corresponding display value is again in the range that can be displayed ...

Page 16: ...rameter GENERAL MENU WAIT TIME S OPERATIONAL MODE STANDSTILL TIME S ENCODER PROPERTIES AVERAGE FILTER COUNTING DIRECTION SCALE UNITS MODE TIMER SCALE UNITS BATCH TIME BASE LINEARIZATION MODE START STOP PIN PRESELECTION AUTO SET RESET PIN PARAMETER LATCH FUNCTION BACK UP MEMORY SET VALUE FACTORY SETTINGS INC DEC MODE TOTAL TIME MODE MODE SPEED TOTAL TIME SET VALUE DISPLAY VALUE BASE FREQUENCY HZ MO...

Page 17: ... 2 PRESELECTION 3 PRESELECTION 4 MENU PRESELECTION 4 SOURCE 4 MODE 4 PRESELECTION 1 MENU HYSTERESIS 4 SOURCE 1 PULSE TIME 4 MODE 1 OUTPUT TARGET 4 HYSTERESIS 1 OUTPUT POLARITY 4 PULSE TIME 1 OUTPUT LOCK 4 OUTPUT TARGET 1 START UP DELAY 4 S OUTPUT POLARITY 1 EVENT COLOR 4 OUTPUT LOCK 1 START UP DELAY 1 S ANALOG MENU EVENT COLOR 1 ANALOG SOURCE ANALOG FORMAT PRESELECTION 2 MENU ANALOG START SOURCE 2...

Page 18: ...nes which measuring function operating mode the device is supposed to fulfil SPEED Indication of rotational speed RPM operation as tachometer or for frequency measurement PROCESS TIME Operation as baking time or processing time display reciprocal rotational speed TIMER Stop watch timer COUNTER Operation as position display pulse totalisator differential up or down counter VELOCITY Speed indication...

Page 19: ...play It does not influence the display value The decimal point for decimal places is set with the DECIMAL POINT parameter With the two line display the set unit and the display value s decimal point are automatically adopted for the total counter total timer as well The batch counter unit can be set separately via the SCALE UNITS BATCH parameter Hz Default kHz m s m min km h mph 1 min RPM 1 sec RP...

Page 20: ...RANT Linearisation in the 1st quadrant 4 QUADRANT Linearisation in all 4 quadrants PIN PRESELECTION This parameter defines the PIN code for locking the quick start function to enter the preselection values in the PRESELECTION VALUES menu emergency PIN 6079 Locking the quick start is only useful if all parameters are locked 0000 Access not locked 9999 Access after entering the PIN code 9999 PIN PAR...

Page 21: ...CY HZ Setting of the reference frequency in Hz for the above display value 1 Lowest value 100 Default value 500000 Highest value DECIMAL POINT This setting defines the position of the decimal point NO No decimal point 0000000 0 Decimal point at the specified position 000000 00 Decimal point at the specified position 00000 000 Decimal point at the specified position 0000 0000 Decimal point at the s...

Page 22: ...0 01 Frequency 0 Hz in case of frequencies below 100 Hz 1 00 Default value 80 00 Frequency 0 Hz in case of frequencies below 0 1 Hz STANDSTILL TIME S This parameter defines the time for the standstill definition When the frequency is found to be 0 Hz standstill is signalled after the time set here in seconds has elapsed and the start up delay is activated again Standstill monitoring can be set in ...

Page 23: ...Exponential filter T 63 16 x sampling time FOR REV DETECTION With this parameter the detection of the direction of rotation is activated input A input B with a phase shift of 90 NO Detection of the direction of rotation off YES Detection of the direction of rotation on 9 4 Process Time mode In this menu operation can be defined as baking and processing time display reciprocal rotational speed Only...

Page 24: ...od duration of the lowest frequency i e the waiting time between two rising edges at which the device detects the frequency 0 Hz Frequencies with a period duration that is longer than the set Wait Time are evaluated as frequency 0 Hz 0 01 Frequency 0 Hz in case of frequencies below 100 Hz 1 00 Default value 80 00 Frequency 0 Hz in case of frequencies below 0 1 Hz STANDSTILL TIME S This parameter d...

Page 25: ...LTER 2 Exponential filter T 63 2 x sampling time EXPONENTIAL FILTER 4 Exponential filter T 63 4 x sampling time EXPONENTIAL FILTER 8 Exponential filter T 63 8 x sampling time EXPONENTIAL FILTER 16 Exponential filter T 63 16 x sampling time 9 5 Timer mode In this menu operation can be defined as timer stop watch Depending on the parameter setting only input A or input A and B are active This menu i...

Page 26: ...reset command sets the timer to the value set here 0 Lowest value reset 99999999 Highest value INC DEC MODE With the setting period measurement as START STOP the time measurement is always incrementing INCREMENT MODE Time measurement is incrementing DECREMENT MODE Time measurement is decrementing TOTAL TIME MODE Activation of the total timer If TOTAL TIME MODE is activated the total timer can be a...

Page 27: ...is the counting input Input B determines the counting direction LOW up HIGH down A B Total counts pulses on input A pulses on input B A B Difference counts pulses on input A pulses on input B A B 90 x1 Up down counter for pulses with 2x90 displacement simple edge evaluation A B 90 x2 Up down counter for pulses with 2x90 displacement double edge evaluation A B 90 x4 Up down counter for pulses with ...

Page 28: ... every 1000 pulses the following parameters have to be set a preselection value e g PRESELECTION 1 to 1000 the respective source SOURCE 1 to MEASUREM RESULT the respective switching condition MODE 1 to RESULT PRES 0 BATCH MODE to INCREMENT BATCH If after a batch of 33 an output is to be switched the following parameters have to be set a preselection value e g PRESELECTION 2 to the value 33 the res...

Page 29: ... time measurement is defined Input A serves as start input and input B as stop input This menu is only displayed if the corresponding OPERATIONAL MODE is selected in the GENERAL MENU START STOP Set the start stop function RISE TO RISE Start rising edge on input A Stop rising edge on input B FALL TO FALL Start falling edge on input A Stop falling edge on input B RISE TO FALL Start rising edge on in...

Page 30: ...e between two rising edges at which the device detects the frequency 0 Hz Frequencies with a period duration that is longer than the set Wait Time are evaluated as frequency 0 Hz 0 00 Display value is retained until a new display value has been determined 0 01 Frequency 0 Hz in case of frequencies below 100 Hz 99 99 Frequency 0 Hz in case of frequencies below 0 1 Hz STANDSTILL TIME S This paramete...

Page 31: ...t 3 99999999 Lowest preselection value 3000 Default value 99999999 Highest preselection value PRESELECTION 4 Preselection switch point 4 99999999 Lowest preselection value 4000 Default value 99999999 Highest preselection value 9 9 Preselection 1 Menu In this menu the parameters for the source the switching conditions and further definitions for the preselection value switch point 1 are set This fu...

Page 32: ...hysteresis 1 OFF RESULT PRES The result of the display value is equal to the result of preselection 1 In combination with hysteresis a frequency band preselection hysteresis can be defined and monitored With hysteresis 1 not equal to 0 the following switching condition results Display value preselection 1 hysteresis 1 OFF Display value preselection 1 hysteresis 1 OFF RESULT PRES If the display val...

Page 33: ...ented each time it is set to preselection 1 RES PRES TRAIL Tracking preset 1 Display value greater or equal to preselection 2 preselection 1 Preselection 1 is the tracking preset of preselection 2 HYSTERESIS 1 Hysteresis to define the switch off point for the switching condition of preselection 1 0 No switching hysteresis 99999 Switching hysteresis of 99999 PULSE TIME 1 S Duration of the fleeting ...

Page 34: ... activated This setting only applies for the switching conditions RESULT PRES and RESULT PRES as well as in the SPEED and PROCESS TIME operating modes Start up delays 3 and 4 are set automatically 0 000 No start up delay 60 000 Start up delay in seconds EVENT COLOR 1 Event dependent colour change of the display for the switching condition of preselection 1 Event Color 1 is of lowest priority Event...

Page 35: ... of preselection 2 see Preselection 1 Menu OUTPUT LOCK 2 Latching for the switching condition of preselection 2 see Preselection 1 Menu START UP DELAY 2 S Start up delay for the switching condition of preselection 2 see Preselection 1 Menu Start up delays 3 and 4 are set automatically EVENT COLOR 2 Event dependent colour change of the display for the switching condition of preselection 2 see Prese...

Page 36: ...dition of preselection 3 see Preselection 1 Menu 9 12 Preselection 4 Menu SOURCE 4 Source for preselection 4 9 9 Preselection 1 Menu MODE 4 Switching condition for preselection 4 see Preselection 1 Menu except tracking preset See Preselection 1 Menu RES PRES TRAIL Tracking preset 4 Display value greater or equal to preselection 3 preselection 4 Preselection 4 is the tracking preset of preselection...

Page 37: ...ing set TOTAL COUNTER The total counter is the source Only visible in BATCH TOTAL MODE with TOTAL COUNTER being set TOTAL TIMER The total timer is the source Only visible in TOTAL TIME MODE with YES being set ANALOG FORMAT This parameter defines the output characteristic With the output format 10 10 V the polarity of the output follows the algebraic sign in the display only in the COUNTER operatin...

Page 38: ...mand menu INPUT 1 ACTION This parameter defines the control function of the Ctrl In 1 input d dynamic switching characteristics edge evaluation INPUT CONFIG must be set to RISING FALLING EDGE s static switching characteristics level evaluation INPUT CONFIG must be set to ACTIVE LOW HIGH NO No function SET RESET VALUE TIMER operating mode set reset to the value of SET VALUE COUNTER operating mode s...

Page 39: ...crease display brightness d s DEC BRIGHTNESS Decrease display brightness d s SET TOTAL TIME Set reset of the total timer see COUNTER mode d s SET COUNTER A Set reset of the value of channel A to the value of SET VALUE only in COUNTER mode d s SET COUNTER B Set reset of the value of channel B to the value of SET VALUE only in COUNTER mode d s INPUT 1 CONFIG This parameter defines the switching char...

Page 40: ... or USE INPUTS ONLY being set TOTAL COUNTER The total counter is the source Only visible in BATCH TOTAL MODE with TOTAL COUNTER being set TOTAL TIMER The total timer is the source Only visible in TOTAL TIME MODE with YES being set SOURCE DUAL DOWN Source for the two line display 2nd line MEASUREM RESULT The measurement result of the selected operating mode is the source COUNTER A The counter readi...

Page 41: ... 0 Angle of view from above 1 Angle of view from the front 2 Angle of view from below SCREEN SAVER S This parameter defines the time in seconds after which the display goes off 0 Display stays on 9999 Longest time until the display goes off UP DATE TIME S This parameter defines the display refreshing time in seconds 0 005 Minimum update time 0 1 Default value 9 999 Maximum update time FONT With th...

Page 42: ...TART Display with quick start function Only for DX2022 DX2023 DX2032 DX2033 MINIMUM MAXIMUM Display of the minimum maximum values LARGE DISPLAY This parameter switches the large display on and off Via the divider ratio the display value for large display can be divided according to the available options NO Large display switched off 1 1 Large display with divider ratio 1 1 1 10 Large display with ...

Page 43: ...on linear visualisation or the other way round 24 linearisation points are available They can be distributed across the whole conversion area at any distances There is automatic linear interpolation between 2 predefined coordinates It is recommended to set as many points as possible in sections where curves are strongly bent In sections with slight curve bending only a few points are sufficient To...

Page 44: ...drant P1 X can also be set to negative values With measured values lower than P1 X the value P1 Y is constantly displayed Application example linearisation Using a pressure sensor the level volume of a tank is to be determined and displayed The analogue signal of the sensor is proportional to the level but due to the shape of the tank it is not proportional to the volume Application example volume...

Page 45: ...in case of AC supply approx 24 V 15 Output current 150 mA at max 45 C 80 mA at 45 C Incremental inputs Number 2 Configuration PNP NPN Namur or Tri State Tracks A B Format HTL LOW 0 3 V HIGH 9 30 V Frequency max 250 kHz Load max 6 mA Ri 5 kohms 470 pF Control inputs Number 3 Format HTL PNP LOW 0 3 V HIGH 9 30 V Frequency max 10 kHz Load max 2 mA Ri 15 kohms 470 pF Analogue output DX2022 DX2032 Conf...

Page 46: ...n touch screen resistive Housing Material ABS UL 94 V 0 Installation panel mounting Dimensions W x H x D 96 x 48 x 116 mm Section W x H 91 x 43 mm Protection rating IP 65 front IP 20 back Weight approx 200 g Ambient temperature Operation 20 C 60 C Storage 25 C 70 C Conformity and standards EMC 2004 108 EC EN 61000 6 2 EN 61000 6 3 EN 61000 6 4 NS 2006 95 EC EN 61010 1 RoHS 2011 65 EU EN 50581 ...

Page 47: ...e protective measures supported by the unit 12 2 Cleaning the housing surface Clean the device from dirt using a soft chemically untreated cloth The competent maintenance staff or the corresponding installer is responsible for unscheduled cleaning 12 3 Repair The device must only be repaired by the manufacturer Observe the safety instructions 2 Safety instructions 12 4 Disposal Dispose of the devi...

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