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RPPD

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-1693  Rev.11  P. 6 / 7

 

SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT

You can change the detection level with the sensitivity adj. 
located behind the front cover.  The V

H

 determines the pulse 

rise and the V

L

 determines the pulse fall.  With SW1/2-7 set 

to ON, the input signal is scaled down by 1/2 (1/3 for the 
model number suffix code A).  Be sure that the sensitivity 
levels are also scaled down by 1/2 (1/3 for the model number 
suffix code A).  See the Ordering Information Sheet included 
in the package for the factory settings.
For the RS-422 line driver pulse input, there is no need of 
adjustment because a line receiver conforming with the RS-
422 standard is incorporated.

• How to Change the Sensitivity

A voltmeter of class 0.5 or better accuracy with pointed 
probes is required.

1) Connect the negative probe of voltmeter to the terminal 4 

(6) of base socket.  See the figure to the right.

2) If you need a noise filter, turn on the SW1/2-5 or SW1/2-6.
3) Connect the positive probe to the test hole No. 2 and turn 

the V

H

 potentiometer until the meter shows desired val-

ue.*

1

4) Connect the positive probe to the test hole No. 3 and turn 

the V

L

 potentiometer until the meter shows desired val-

ue.*

1

5) Apply input signal and check that input monitor LED 

(PL1 or PL2) blinks according to the input signal.*

2

*1.    For  the  V

H

 (V

L

) sensitivity level less than 5 V, turn off the 

SW2-3 (SW1-3).  For less than 10 V, turn on the SW2-3 
(SW1-3).

 

The voltage values approx. half the amplitude are recom-
mended for normal use.

 

You had better have a reasonable span between V

H

 and V

L

 

in order to prevent noise interference.

*2. If the LED does not blink correctly, the sensitivity level 

may be out of the pulse amplitude.  Check the offset, ampli-
tude, etc. and go through the adjustment procedure again.

1
2 +
3 +

V

H

V

L

Connect to 

Terminal 4 (6)

of the base 

socket.

Voltmeter

Test Holes

Input Monitor LED (PL1)

Sensitivity Adj. (V

H

)

Sensitivity Adj. (V

L

)

Input Monitor LED (PL2)

(front cover open)

Amplitude
Vinp-p

t

Volts

Sensitivity Level

Input Monitor LED

V

H

V

L

VOLTAGE PULSE (example)

Amplitude
Vinp-p

t

Volts

   The voltage which remains across 
the terminals with contact ON

V

H

Exc.

V

L

0V

OFF

ON

0V

DRY CONTACT (example)

Summary of Contents for RPPD

Page 1: ...ments in regard to the whole system and employ additional protective measures to ensure the CE conform ity Install lightning surge protectors for those wires connect ed to remote locations For 24V DC...

Page 2: ...nput Monitor LED PL2 Input Monitor LED PL1 INSTALLATION Detach the yellow clamps located at the top and bottom of the unit for separate the body from the base socket DIN RAIL MOUNTING Set the base soc...

Page 3: ...2 9 6 5 SENSOR EXC OUTPUT 1 1 2 U V POWER 7 8 3 4 5 6 OUTPUT 2 10 11 ROTARY ENCODER Input Connection Examples Open Collector Output Connection Examples Voltage Pulse Power Photo MOSFET Relay AC Power...

Page 4: ...I O PULSE LOGIC VOLTAGE PULSE or RS 422 LINE DRIVER PULSE OUTPUT WAVEFORM OPEN COLLECTOR or POWER PHOTO MOSFET RELAY The pulse width in one shot means the bold lined section of a pulse waveform Pulse...

Page 5: ...ON ON or OFF according to the adjustment 5 Noise filter Type 1 ON with OFF without ON or OFF according to the noise level Refer to the tables below for the max frequency which can pass through the fil...

Page 6: ...SW1 2 5 or SW1 2 6 3 Connect the positive probe to the test hole No 2 and turn the VH potentiometer until the meter shows desired val ue 1 4 Connect the positive probe to the test hole No 3 and turn t...

Page 7: ...mitter may fail 25 5 12 24 60 120 CURRENT mA VOLTAGE V Voltage V Current A 600mW MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING Refer to the flow chart below Checking Maintenance To TERMINAL CONNECTIONS End of Checking...

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