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AS4LC

5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN
Phone: +81(6)6659-8201  Fax: +81(6)6659-8510  E-mail: [email protected]

EM-1601  Rev.7  P. 6 / 6

CHECKING

1) Terminal wiring:  Check that all cables are correctly con-

nected according to the connection diagram.

2) Power input voltage:  Check voltage across the terminal 

7 – 14 with a multimeter.

3) Strain gauge:  Maximum allowable current supplied to 

the strain gauge is 30 mA.  Check the resistance of the 

sensor.

4) Input:  Check voltage across the terminal 4 (+) – 12 (–) 

with a multimeter.  The voltage value at the maximum 

load must equal [Excitation × Strain Gauge Sensitivity].

5) Alarm operations:  Check the alarm operations referring 

to the figure below.

6) Output load:  Check that the output load is 380 V AC / 

120 VA or 125 V DC / 30 W (≤ 0.5 A for CE) at the maxi-

mum.  For maximum relay life with inductive load, exter-

nal protection is recommended.

0

50

100

Input
(%)

LL

L

HH

H

L2 (15–8)

ON

L3 (10–8)

ON

L4 (1–8)

ON

OFF

OFF

L1 (9–8)

ON

OFF

OFF

Alarm Trip Operation                   

Terminal No. in parentheses

Example with quad N.O. contacts (LL, L, H, HH)

Trip Operation in Power Failure

• Output code 2: All relays turn off.
• Output code 3: All relays turn on.
• Output code 5: Terminals 15 – 8, 1 – 8 turn on.

MAINTENANCE

Regular calibration procedure is explained below:

 

CALIBRATION

Warm up the unit for at least 10 minutes.

• H (HH) Setpoint

   Increase the input signal from a value lower than the set-

point and check that the relay trips at the H (or HH) set-
point within the setpoint accuracy described in the data 
sheet.

• L (LL) Setpoint

   Decrease the input signal from a value higher than the 

setpoint and check that the relay trips at the L (or LL) 
setpoint within the setpoint accuracy described in the 
data sheet.

When the setpoints are shifted, please contact M-System’s 
Sales Office or representatives.

LIGHTNING SURGE PROTECTION

M-System offers a series of lightning surge protector for 
protection against induced lightning surges.  Please contact 
M-System to choose appropriate models.

Summary of Contents for AS4LC

Page 1: ...nform ity Install lightning surge protectors for those wires connect ed to remote locations POWER INPUT RATING OPERATIONAL RANGE Locate the power input rating marked on the product and confirm its operational range as indicated below 100 240VAC rating 85 264V 47 66 Hz approx 11VA 24V DC rating 24V 10 approx 8W 110V DC rating 85 150V approx 8W GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Before you remove the unit from its...

Page 2: ...int in engineering unit 2 Quad 20 0 Quad 30 0 Quad 70 0 Quad 80 0 Dual 20 0 Dual 80 0 01 0 1 2 Modification code 0 Data indication only 1 Only ITEM L1 L4 are modifiable 2 All parameters are modifiable 1 02 N A 0 99 Status indication 0 is normally indicated 0 Normal 1 Memory error 10 Out of input range 15 115 03 N A 0 1 2 Input range code 0 S1 0 0 3 0mV V 1 S2 0 0 10 0mV V 2 S3 0 0 30 0mV V User sp...

Page 3: ... 1 60 Time before display turned off minutes 10 20 2 10 99 Power ON delay time seconds 10 21 2 0 99 Alarm ON delay time seconds 0 22 23 24 25 2 2 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 L1 trip operation L2 trip operation L3 trip operation L4 trip operation 0 Lo 1 Hi 0 Lo 1 Hi 0 Lo 1 Hi 2 0 Lo 1 Hi 2 Quad 0 Quad 0 Quad 1 Quad 1 Dual 0 Dual 1 26 27 28 29 2 2 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 L1 coil at alarm 0 Energized 1 De energi...

Page 4: ...5 Press DATA UP or DOWN key until the DATA display shows the desired excitation voltage When the value calculated by Excitation Resistance exceeds 30 mA set a voltage value to fit with 30 mA limit Example Max excitation voltage 10 V Strain gauge resistance 120 Ω If you choose 10 V as the excitation 10 V 120 Ω 83 3 mA out of allowable range Then you will choose 3 6 V or less as calculated by the eq...

Page 5: ... 72 2 83 7 8 31 CLAMP top bottom DIN RAIL 35mm wide 2 4 5 18 dia MTG HOLE 25 98 deep 14 M3 5 SCREW When mounting no extra space is needed between units 12 5 6 14 11 1 10 15 4 3 2 7 9 8 103 4 06 132 5 20 CONNECTION DIAGRAM N O RELAY 14 CONTACT INPUT Di 2 11 N C RELAY 7 U V POWER 14 CONTACT INPUT Di 2 11 7 U V POWER SPDT RELAY L2 OUTPUT L1 OUTPUT COM STRAIN GAUGE INPUT EXC STRAIN GAUGE INPUT EXC 5 3...

Page 6: ...0 Input LL L HH H L2 15 8 ON L3 10 8 ON L4 1 8 ON OFF OFF L1 9 8 ON OFF OFF Alarm Trip Operation Terminal No in parentheses Example with quad N O contacts LL L H HH Trip Operation in Power Failure Output code 2 All relays turn off Output code 3 All relays turn on Output code 5 Terminals 15 8 1 8 turn on MAINTENANCE Regular calibration procedure is explained below CALIBRATION Warm up the unit for a...

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