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  8. Control input signal wiring

                                                                                           

 
 

M3 screws are used for control signal terminals.   
Use the proper terminal and securely fasten the screws. 
Use wiring that conforms to crimping terminals. 

 
 
 
 

Control signal from the controller (4 – 20 mA, 1 – 5 V, 0 – 10 V, contact, etc.) enters the control input signal terminals (C1, C2, C3). 
Be careful of the polarity and make sure noise from strong electric circuits does not get into the wiring. 

 

 

8-1. 1-to-1 connection with controller 

         

Connection with voltage/current output controller
Adjust controller output with control signal of the PAC18.

In the case of 1-to-1 connection, connect the positive
controller output terminal (+) to C1 and the negative
terminal (-) to C2 as shown in the figure above.

Controller

   PAC18

C1(+)

C2(-)

Voltage/current

+

-

     

Connection with contact output controller

 Controller

   PAC18

C2(-)

C3(+)

On-off signal

If connecting with on-off signal, connect bet ween C3
and C2.

 

 

8-2. Multiple units connected to a single controller 

Current input connection diagram

 

 

 

Voltage input connection diagram

 

 

 
 
 
 

  9. Precautions when turning on the power

                                                                               

9-1. Power supply voltage 

Use the device with a power supply within 100 to 240 V. 
If voltage in excess of the rating is applied, internal components could be damaged. You should therefore be careful of the power supply voltage. 

 

9-2. Power supply frequency 

Power supply frequency should be 50/60 Hz. 
Power supply frequency is automatically determined, but the device cannot handle sudden frequency change. 
Before switching frequency, turn off the device’s power. 
Changing power supply frequency with the power on could result in output malfunction causing maximum output. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Summary of Contents for PAC18 Series

Page 1: ...Do not supply power when wiring Doing so could result in electrical shock 5 Do not touch terminal elements or other charged parts while conducting electricity Also do not introduce foreign objects or...

Page 2: ...ter break alarm function 13 12 1 Rapid fuse sold separately 13 12 2 Heater break alarm function optional 14 12 2 1 Operation overview 14 12 2 2 Setting method 14 12 2 3 Precautions when setting 14 13...

Page 3: ...lation zero voltage switching control P0 C1 X1 3 4 6 9 Voltage 1 5V DC input resistance 200 built in contact common Current 4 20mA DC receiving impedance 100 built in contact common Voltage 0 10V DC i...

Page 4: ...ontrol power supply input terminal 100 240 V AC B characteristic 10k Display Status display red 1 digit Displays parameter screen group and alarm contents Parameter display green 3 digits Displays par...

Page 5: ...5 3 External dimensions terminal dimensions weight 20 30A Weight Approx 0 8 kg Unit mm 45 60A Weight Approx 1 8 kg Unit mm 80 100A Weight Approx 3 0 kg Unit mm...

Page 6: ...r corrosive gases oil mist or excessive dust that could cause insulation to deteriorate Places subject to vibration or impact Places exposed to water dripping or direct sunlight Places directly expose...

Page 7: ...in circuit wiring 7 1 Wiring Open the terminal block cover to connect wires to the terminal block Loosen the fastening screws mounted on the device and wire 7 2 Power supply and load main circuit wiri...

Page 8: ...ve Controller PAC18 C1 C2 Voltage current Connection with contact output controller Controller PAC18 C2 C3 On off signal If connecting with on off signal connect between C3 and C2 8 2 Multiple units c...

Page 9: ...yed Output is automatically reset if abnormal state is eliminated Set key sequence 1 3 Power failure alarm when outputting power failure alarm to optional alarm contact output AL 10 2 Overcurrent Curr...

Page 10: ...displayed in the alarm display of the left LED digit The key sequence 0 0 Output monitor basic screen display does not display less than 0 or more than 100 If control input is less than 10 the key seq...

Page 11: ...adjuster output cannot be changed by variation limit of key sequence 1 10 Variation limit 11 2 Ramp lower limit base power adjustment Set adjustment target by key sequence 1 7 Ramp lower limit setting...

Page 12: ...ts the thyristor if using loads with large inrush current such as pure metal heaters or lamp heaters Detects output current by built in CT and produces delay time to control the control angle of the t...

Page 13: ...set Rapid fuse Fuse holder QSF006 20 30A 350GH 50UL Hinode Electric Co Ltd 45 60A 350GH 100UL Hinode Electric Co Ltd Separately sold part type 80 100A CF5R06 150 Fuji Electric FA Components Systems C...

Page 14: ...break do so with device output set to maximum within the output range actually used If set outside the actually used output range or when output is small load current is less than 25 of the rated cur...

Page 15: ...down by Manual operation can be conducted by key sequence 3 1 Manual operation 2 Manual operation by external adjuster VR3 Shorting the C2 C3 terminals selects external adjuster VR3 In this case the m...

Page 16: ...characteristics 10 0 50 55 100 90 Elevation m Load current Elevation load current characteristics 0 2000 100 80 500 14 3 Control type and output waveform The device includes phase control and cycle ca...

Page 17: ...tional output You can obtain output voltage proportional to control input signal The current limit function is necessary for large inrush current loads 14 4 3 Phase control voltage square proportional...

Page 18: ...harmonic wave voltage check the power supply waveform 16 Precautions for inductive load Transformer usage objective 1 To match voltage when heater voltage differs from power supply voltage 2 When it...

Page 19: ...le adjustment is required for complex control With complex control slow up is conducted by phase control ahead of cycle calculation zero voltage switching control to cancel magnetic flux imbalance of...

Page 20: ...quence 18 1 Screen sequence Standard screens are indicated by a solid line box and optional screens are indicated by a dotted line box Optional screens may not be displayed depending on the product sp...

Page 21: ...imal point not displayed for 100 0 4 VR2 operation amount Operation amount of VR2 is displayed in the range of 0 100 Set either key sequence 1 7 Ramp lower limit setting key sequence 1 8 Ramp higher l...

Page 22: ...key setting ramp higher limit cannot be set below ramp lower limit For VR setting ramp lower limit drops if ramp upper limit is lower than ramp lower limit If the difference between ramp higher limit...

Page 23: ...reen is displayed if you have selected communication optional Displays communication protocol MODBUS RTU 1 14 Communication address optional This screen is displayed if you have selected communication...

Page 24: ...nals are shorted When communication manual output operation be enabled the manual output screen group can not be selected by key operation When Contact 2 position control input be selected the manual...

Page 25: ...ristics resistance value B 10k Lead Vinyl lead 1 m M3 crimp terminal Scale plate knob 1 each provided External dimensions and mounting method unit mm 19 2 External rapid fuse 20 30A Model QSF006 80 10...

Page 26: ...al dimensions unit mm 80 100A Model QSH003 External dimensions unit mm Insulation board 41 65 26 4 5 18 2 65 1 1 2 4 1 5 35 3 4 27 22 17 8 8 1 5 4 3 2 3 5 2 M6 17 8 16 26 1 132 116 102 70 48 16 72 13...

Page 27: ...ure metal load etc inrush current limitation response time 0 1 sec or less initial value 100 or rated current 0 100 of rated current set by external adjuster current limiter or 0 120 of rated current...

Page 28: ...nce Between control power supply terminals and control input terminals 500V DC 20M min Between main power supply terminals and chassis 500V DC 20M min Dielectric strength Between control power supply...

Page 29: ...to zero for ramp lower limit function Check the value of the parameter setting screen and position of the external adjuster VR to which the ramp lower limit is allocated Check VR position on monitor...

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Page 32: ...Specialists Head Office 2 30 10 Kitamachi Nerima ku Tokyo 179 0081 Japan Phone 81 3 3931 7891 Fax 81 3 3931 3089 E MAIL exp dept shimaden co jp URL http www shimaden co jp The contents of this manual...

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