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Installation

Fit the Mounting Bracket attached to the 
Transmitter with the Fitting Screws.

1

Install the Mounting Bracket on the wall 
and so forth. For mounting pitch, refer 
to the Fig. to the right.

Installation

1

125mm

186mm

(Mounting Hole 

Φ

9)

 Install the Transmitter at a place ventilating well and avoiding direct sunlight.

 Install the Transmitter with Mounting Bracket.

 Close the Cover securely after installation is completed.

CAUTION:

If there is a projection on the mounting surface, separate 

40 mm or more from the upper Mounting Holes of the 
Mounting Bracket (See Fig. to the right).

40 mm or more from the 
center of the upper 
mounting holes

CAUTION:

2

 

Make sure that the Circuit Breaker is normal (OFF) position (Refer to [8] 
Troubleshooting).

Wiring

 

 

⑳  ・

 Compatible cable diameter with the Cable Clamps is 6 

to

 8 mm.

 

 

⑦  ・

 Use a shielded cable with nominal sectional area of 0.2 

to

 1.25 mm

2

 for the 

Detector Cable.

                

 For extension of the Detector Cable, refer to [3] Detector Cable Extension. Use 

a device such as a Pull-box if necessary.

 

 

   

 Use a shielded cable with nominal sectional area of 0.75 to 1.25 mm

2

 for a 

Signal Output Cable.

                

 For connection to the Signal Output terminal, load resistance should be 300 

Ω

 

Max (including wiring resistance).

 

 

   

 For connection to the Self Checking Relay Output terminal and Alarm Relay 

Output terminal, load resistance should be 240 VAC and 1A Max.

                   Although a protective circuit is built in  to prevent from overcurrent due to 

thunderbolt, it is recommended to use fuses with rated current of 2A Max for the 
purpose of improvement of safety.

⑱    

  

 

 

 Carry out grounding work.

 

 

   

 Use a cross-linked polyethylene insulating vinyl sheath cable with nominal 

sectional area of 0.75 to 1.25 mm

2

 for the power cable.

                

 Use a circuit breaker with rated current of 2A or more for the power source of 

the SC-T4.

2

Keep the Power off during wiring operations. Otherwise it may cause fire or an 

electric shock.

Wire the Power Cable, at the end of wiring operation.

CAUTION:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

F.G.

Spare

Spare

Calibration Signal Output

Alarm Relay

Alarm Relay

Alarm Relay

Self Cheking Relay

Self Cheking Relay

Self Cheking Relay

Self Checking Input

Analog Signal Input

Analog Signal Output

Analog Signal Output

Analog Signal Input

Power Supply

Power Supply

12V Power Supply

12V Ground

Shield Line

(Blue)(Brown)(Black)(White)(Green) (Red)

COM

NC

NO

COM

NC

NO

Control Panel

etc.

Detector

AC100 240V

50/60Hz

Recorder

etc.

Self Checking

Relay Output

Alarm

Relay Output

4‑20mA

Controller Terminal  Block

Reference:

When the Detector is in the air, analog (4-20mA) signal output becomes 

approximately 5mA.

Summary of Contents for SS Checker SC-T4

Page 1: ...is instruction manual should be kept for future reference such as maintenance Transmitter Instruction Manual 2007 7 59 1362 1 For more information on OPTEX products contact your dealer or visit our we...

Page 2: ...ture reference such as maintenance Transmitter Instruction Manual 0 1 Table of Contents 1 For safe use 2 External Features 3 Installation Installation Wiring Extension of Detecter Cable 4 Operation Pa...

Page 3: ...ve gas is in danger of intruding through the piping etc into the Transmitter Do not bind the signal output cable with the power cable or do not put them in the one Cable Clamp Install the transmitter...

Page 4: ...t On Transmitter Operation panel Display 2 External Features Cover Cable Clamps Key Hook Lock Lever Power Switch Circuit Breakers Terminal Block Operation Buttons Display Terminal Cover Alarm Level In...

Page 5: ...luding wiring resistance For connection to the Self Checking Relay Output terminal and Alarm Relay Output terminal load resistance should be 240 VAC and 1A Max Although a protective circuit is built i...

Page 6: ...o carry out Fine Adjustment of Signal Output Low Limit 4mA Press the upper and lower arrow buttons simultaneously to carry out Fine Adjustment of Signal Output High Limit 20mA Move the digit to be ent...

Page 7: ...d water or ion exchange water 1 Clean the Detector and the Detector Windows Every time the MODE button is pressed the Display is changed into each setting To change the setting value select the item a...

Page 8: ...s not 1000 use to change the Display into 1000 indication When the display shows 1000 press to terminate the 0 Span Adjustments 8 Press for 2 seconds or more SPAN blinks on the Display Pip Pip Pip 4 A...

Page 9: ...ayed the value is out of the setting range Alarm Timer can be set for 1 to 120 minutes or OFF Setting unit is 1 minute The Alarm Timer is set for OFF as a factory setting Alarm Timer Setting Ex To set...

Page 10: ...d lower arrow buttons button increases a numeric value and button decreases the value While pressing buttons the values displayed are continuously changed To cancel the Signal Output Low Limit Setting...

Page 11: ...Pip Pip Fine Adjustment of Signal Output 6 Fine Adjustment of Lower Limit 4mA and Upper Limit 20mA of Signal Output 4 20mA can be made When both right and left arrow buttons are pressed simultaneously...

Page 12: ...es measured by the official method and the values indicated by SC T4 at a place where the instrument is installed Indicated values Indicated values 1 2 The following calculating formula is used Span s...

Page 13: ...indicated on the Display Err 5 is indicated on the Display The Detector is out of order A Detector Cable is not wired properly The Detector is out of order A Detector Cable is not wired properly The D...

Page 14: ...Power Supply for Sensor 12 VDC Signal Output analog 4 20mA resistance load of 300 or less Self checking Relay Output non voltage C contact capacity 240 VAC 1A resistance load Alarm Relay Output non vo...

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