Nidec DT-3015N, Instruction Manual

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4.4 External synchronous emission
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External synchronous emission is the function to emit a strobe flash in synchronization with an external trigger pulse input.
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You can set which edge of the external trigger pulse triggers emission, the rising edge or falling edge.
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A timing (delay) from the external trigger pulse input with the strobe flash emission can be optionally set using time and angle.
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EXT has the following 2 mode settings.
Mode setting FPM mode PHA mode
Instruction
Display the measured value of the
emission count (frequency).
The unit is FPM (flashes per minute)
Shift the timing of flash.
The phase can be changed by a
degree or a millisecond.
( One cycle is 360°)
*If the external trigger pulse cycle is beyond the specifications range, the following letters are indicated.
[Without the delay angle / time setting]
Measurable range 27 to 35020 [fpm]
[With the delay angle setting]
Measurable range 27 to 35020 [fpm]
[With the delay time setting]
Measurable range 27 to 35020 [fpm]
Mode display
Display “EXT”
SELECT number
Measured value of the
emission count (frequency)
When the external input pulse frequency goes below 27 [fpm],
underlines are displayed.
When the external input pulse frequency goes beyond 35020 [fpm],
overlines are displayed.
When the external input pulse frequency goes below 27 [fpm],
an underline on the first, left two digits is displayed.
When the external input pulse frequency goes below 27 [fpm],
an underline on the first, left two digits is displayed.
When the external input pulse frequency goes beyond 35020 [fpm],
an overline on the first, left two digits is displayed.
When the external input pulse frequency goes beyond 35020 [fpm],
an overline on the first, left two digits is displayed.