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Microframe Corporation 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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604 South 12

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 Street 

Broken Arrow, OK  74012 
800-635-3811 
www.microframecorp.com 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Series 6300XXX8 

 

Set Display to Takt Time Mode 

Using  the  remote  control,  press  [MENU]  "168"  [ENTER].  The  display  is  now  in  Takt  time  mode  and 
defaults to an interval of 15 seconds. 
 

Set Takt Interval 

Press [MENU] “13” [ENTER].  Type in the Takt time interval in an “HH:MM:SS” format.  For 10 seconds, 
type “10” [ENTER].  For 2 hours, type “20000” [ENTER]. 
 

Operation 

To control the timer with the remote control: 
[Up] button is not applicable.  
[Down] button to Start / Stop Takt time 
[Clear] button to reset the internal timer and zero the Takt count  
 
To control the timer with the push buttons, you must first change the default function of the push buttons.  
See options 6.1 and 6.2 in the Options Definitions. 
[Input 1] to Start / Stop Takt time 
[Input 2] to reset the internal timer and zero the Takt count 
 

Setting a New Takt Count 

Using  the  remote  control,  type  in  the  new  value  and  press  [ENTER].    If  the  display  is  running,  it  will 
continue to increment. 
 

Changing the Takt Interval 

The  Takt  interval  may  be  changed  as  previously  noted.    The  last  Takt  interval  may  need  to  complete 
before the new interval is loaded.  To apply the new interval immediately, reset the Takt timer. 

 
Battery Backup 

During a power outage, the current Takt number will be preserved.  The Takt timer will not continue to run 
except  that  it  will  complete  the  current  Takt  interval.    Thus  the  Takt  time  will  only  be  behind  if  a  Takt 
interval occurs while the unit is powered off. 
 

Options 

The following options apply to the Takt timer mode. 
See "Options Definitions" for more information. 
1.3. Takt Interval (Reload Time)  

 

6.3.  Pushbutton/volt 

2.3.  Display Format 

 

 

 

6.4.  N.O./N.C. 

• 2.3.3. As count 

 

 

 

6.5.  Button Logic 

6.1.  Input 1 Action 

 

 

 

6.6.  Button Debounce 

6.2.  Input 2 Action 

 

 

 

6.7.  Remote Lockout 

 

Slave Display Options 

See the "Slave Display Options" section for more information about using multiple displays. 

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Set slave mode: [MENU] "213" [ENTER].  

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Set display format as count: [MENU] “233” [ENTER]. 

Takt Time Detailed Instructions 

Takt Time Mode increments a running units count at a specific time 
interval.  It is normally used on production lines to set a target pace. 

Summary of Contents for 6300 8 Series

Page 1: ...orporation 604 South 12th Street Broken Arrow OK 74012 Local 918 258 4839 Toll Free 800 635 3811 Website www microframecorp com E mail support microframecorp com SERIES 6300XXX8 INSTALLATION SPECIFICATION GUIDE Revision Date 11 2018 Control 1 1 ...

Page 2: ...ng used for air return you must use plenum rated cable The cable supplied from Microframe is rated CL2 and is approved for indoor installation everywhere except plenum areas Life Support Policy Microframe s products are not authorized for use as components in life support devices or systems without the express written approval of the President of Microframe Corporation As used herein 1 Life suppor...

Page 3: ...4 Using Your Remote or Push Buttons 5 Quick Settings 6 Clock Detailed Instructions 7 Count Up Down Timer Detailed Instructions 8 Counter Detailed Instructions 10 Takt Time Detailed Instructions 11 Slave Display Options 12 Setting the Programmable Options 13 Options Table Summary 14 Options Definitions 15 Appendix 21 Wiring Diagram 22 General Troubleshooting Chart 23 6300XXX8 Specifications 24 6300...

Page 4: ...s located on the back of the display Step 2 Connecting Power To connect power to the 24VAC terminal on the display first loosen the terminal s two screws Then push one of the stripped ends of the power adapter wire into each opening in the side of the terminal Tighten each screw onto each wire Check that each wire is secure in each terminal by lightly pulling on it To connect the power adapter wir...

Page 5: ...may be hung on a wall like a picture For this purpose you will find a keyhole mounting hole on the back of the display Step 5 Powering the Display Plug the power adapter into an AC outlet The display should illuminate and show numeric characters The display ships from the factory in clock mode Using the Remote Please note that the Microframe Remote is specifically designed to work with your displa...

Page 6: ... the time or count 4 Press UP or DOWN to START or STOP the timer Unit Counter See Counter Detailed Instructions for more information This is used to count the number of contact closures occurring at Input 1 1 Using the remote control press MENU 167 ENTER 2 Type the number followed by ENTER to set count 3 Press UP to increment or DOWN to decrement Takt Timer See Takt Time Detailed Instructions for ...

Page 7: ... following options apply to the clock mode See Options Definitions for more information 1 1 Current Time 1 2 Current Date 1 4 Chime Time 1 1 5 Chime Time 2 2 2 Clock Format 2 3 Display Format 2 3 0 As time 2 3 2 As date 3 1 Internal Chime 3 2 External Chime 3 3 Chime Volume 4 1 Smallest Time Unit Displayed STU 4 2 Largest Time Unit Displayed LTU 4 3 Leading Zero Suppression 4 4 Colon Flash Rate 6 ...

Page 8: ...Mode Input 1 push button to Start Stop count down Input 2 push button to reload default time Set the Time Using the remote control type in the new time and press ENTER If days are not desired press ENTER again If days are desired type in the days and press ENTER If the display is running it will continue to count up or down Set the Reload Time Using the remote control press MENU 13 ENTER Type in t...

Page 9: ...al 1 4 Chime 1 Time Interval 1 5 Chime 2 Time Interval 2 3 Display Format 2 3 0 As time 2 3 1 As Specified Interval 2 4 Interval Unit 3 1 Internal Chime 3 2 External Chime 3 3 Chime Volume 4 1 Smallest Time Unit Displayed STU 4 2 Largest Time Unit Displayed LTU 4 3 Leading Zero Suppression 4 4 Colon Flash Rate 5 1 On Rollover 5 2 On Zero 5 3 Chime on Zero 6 1 Input 1 Action 6 2 Input 2 Action 6 3 ...

Page 10: ...t by one Input 2 to decrement the count by one Set a New Count Using the remote control type in the new number and press ENTER Fast Inputs For events faster than 10 items per second use Option 6 6 1 Options The following options apply to the counter mode See Options Definitions for more information 2 3 Display Format 2 3 3 As count 6 1 Input 1 Action 6 1 1 Up 6 1 2 Down 6 1 4 Reset 6 2 Input 2 Act...

Page 11: ...nning it will continue to increment Changing the Takt Interval The Takt interval may be changed as previously noted The last Takt interval may need to complete before the new interval is loaded To apply the new interval immediately reset the Takt timer Battery Backup During a power outage the current Takt number will be preserved The Takt timer will not continue to run except that it will complete...

Page 12: ...slave displays separately Power runs to multiple displays are limited by the distance required and the number of displays powered Communication runs can be up to 3000 ft long While slaves show the same information as the master they can reformat the data to appear differently than the master For instance for a count up timer three 4 digit displays could be used to display everything from days down...

Page 13: ...lowed by ENTER Next type in up to six digits of the value representing the time or date followed by ENTER e g if setting time to 3 00 type 300 ENTER Subsection 1 6 is a special Quick Set section It is actually not a memory area at all but a function that sets all other memory areas to a factory Default condition For instance if you want to set all memory areas to what Microframe considers normal f...

Page 14: ...al Chime 3 3 0 Off 3 3 1 1 Soft 3 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 3 3 5 5 3 3 6 6 3 3 7 7 Loud 3 3 8 8 3 3 9 9 Loudest 4 Display 4 1 STU Range Lock 4 1 0 Hundredths of seconds 4 1 1 Seconds 4 1 2 Minutes 4 1 3 Hours 4 1 4 Days 00 99 4 1 5 Days 0100 9999 4 2 LTU Range Lock 4 2 0 Hundredths of seconds 4 2 1 Seconds 4 2 2 Minutes 4 2 3 Hours 4 2 4 Days 00 99 4 2 5 Days 0100 9999 4 3 Leading Zeroes 4 3 0 Show 4...

Page 15: ...DDDD ENTER Interval format 2 3 1 NNNNNN ENTER HH hours MM minutes SS seconds DDDD days N quantity of the set interval unit This option also serves as the Takt time interval Prompt TAKT time 2 1 5 HH MM SS ENTER DDDD ENTER HH hours MM minutes SS seconds DDDD days If you wish to set hundredths of seconds for the reload time first change the display mode to interval 2 3 1 and the interval unit to hun...

Page 16: ...f the time that does not fit on the master display 1 6 4 Count Up Time from 0 00 Sets a timer to start counting up from zero 1 6 5 Countdown Time 1 hour Sets a timer to start counting down from 1 hour 1 6 6 Countdown Interval 90 minutes Sets a timer to countdown 90 by minute intervals 1 6 7 Unit Counter Sets a unit counter so that input pulses can be counted from Input 1 or Input 2 1 6 8 Takt Time...

Page 17: ...ow the date if the master is also showing the date 2 3 0 As time Show in standard time format DDDD HH MM SS hh hundredths of a second Max 9999 23 59 59 99 Applies to 2 1 0 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 3 2 3 1 As specified interval Show by the interval specified in 2 4 Max 65535 days 999999 all other units Applies to 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 3 2 3 2 As date Show the date Applies to 2 1 0 2 1 3 2 3 3 As count Show the cu...

Page 18: ...e a 4 digit display show hours and minutes never seconds set this value to 3 4 3 Leading Zeros Shows or hides the leading zeros for timers Unit Counter and Takt time modes always suppress the leading zeroes 4 4 Colon Flash Rate Determines how fast the colons flash while the timer is running 4 5 Size This is the display s factory set number of digits A four digit display is indicated by a 4 This op...

Page 19: ...6 1 2 Start Starts Timer 6 1 3 Start Stop Alternately starts and stops timer 6 1 4 Reset Resets timer 6 1 5 Stop Reset Stops Timer and Resets it 6 1 6 Reset Start Resets Timer and Starts it 6 1 7 Start Stop Reset Alternately starts and stops timer resetting each time 6 1 8 One Button Mode 1st press starts timer 2nd press stops timer 3rd press performs Input 2 Action 6 2 Input 2 Action Determines w...

Page 20: ...from open to closed 6 5 1 Change of State Expects a toggling closure at Inputs 1 and 2 For example an on off switch Responds any time the input changes from open to closed or closed to open 6 6 Button Debounce Ignores noise on Inputs 1 2 During a single press buttons can bounce many times This results in additional button presses that the user did not intend This option ignores the additional butt...

Page 21: ...Microframe Corporation 21 604 South 12th Street Broken Arrow OK 74012 800 635 3811 www microframecorp com Series 6300XXX8 SERIES 6300XXX8 APPENDIX ...

Page 22: ...Microframe Corporation 22 604 South 12th Street Broken Arrow OK 74012 800 635 3811 www microframecorp com Series 6300XXX8 Wiring Diagram ...

Page 23: ...lightning strikes CallMicroframetoreceiveanRMA and then return to factory for repair Different displays are showing different numbers or times Poor signal connection to master display or displays are in different modes Check signal cables and routing Make sure A and B wires are not reversed Check Programmable Options to make sure correct modes are selected Display is not showing expected time desp...

Page 24: ...ase option Display Size 4 Digit 6 Digit Power Requirements Watts 100 bright 29 7 W 43 0 W Current 12VDC 2 48A 3 58A Current 24VAC 1 24A 1 79A Weight 6 0 lbs 8 1 lbs Width A Dimension Inches Centimeters 21 3 54 1 31 1 79 0 Model 6300AXX8 Specifications Features The 6300AXX8 series is an 8 high brightness version of our timer display Box contents 1 Display 1 24VAC adapter w 20ft Wire 1 Screwdriver 1...

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