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Setting of each function

Order

Function

Flow range setting

Display unit setting

Switching setting of switch output NPN/PNP specifications

Output mode setting of OUT1

Reversed output setting of OUT1

Flow setting of OUT1

Hysteresis setting of OUT1

Delay time setting of OUT1

Display colour setting

Output mode setting of OUT2

Reversed output setting of OUT2

Flow setting of OUT2

Hysteresis setting of OUT2

Delay time setting of OUT2

Display colour setting

Digital filter setting

FUNC terminal function setting

Sub display setting

Display with zero cut-off setting

Accumulated value hold setting

Power saving mode

Security code

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: Measurement mode can be returned from any setting item by pressing the

button for 2 seconds or longer.

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: Functions set before returning to the measurement mode are maintained.

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: Only the corresponding settings are displayed.

Summary of Contents for PFG3 0 Series

Page 1: ...No PF OMU0007 B PRODUCT NAME Digital Flow Monitor MODEL Series Product Number PFG3 0 ...

Page 2: ...nge display units and switch output selection 31 F 1 Setting of OUT1 35 F 2 Setting of OUT2 40 F 3 Digital filter setting 43 F5 FUNC terminal function setting 44 F10 Sub display setting 47 F14 Display with zero cut off setting 49 F30 Accumulated value hold setting 51 F80 Power saving mode 52 F81 Security code 53 F90 Setting of all functions 55 F96 Sensor input External input signal status display ...

Page 3: ... equipment failure when configuring the equipment 2 Only personnel with appropriate training should operate machinery and equipment The product specified here may become unsafe if handled incorrectly The assembly operation and maintenance of machines or equipment including our products must be performed by an operator who is appropriately trained and experienced 3 Do not service or attempt to remo...

Page 4: ... the failure of the product 3 Prior to using SMC products please read and understand the warranty terms and disclaimers noted in the specified catalog for the particular products 2 Vacuum pads are excluded from this 1 year warranty A vacuum pad is a consumable part so it is warranted for a year after it is delivered Also even within the warranty period the wear of a product due to the use of the v...

Page 5: ...mful fluids Fire malfunction or damage to the product can result Verify the specifications before use Do not operate in an atmosphere containing flammable or explosive gases Fire or an explosion can result This product is not designed to be explosion proof Do not use the product in a place where static electricity is a problem Otherwise it can cause failure or malfunction of the system If using th...

Page 6: ...he instructions on design and selection installation wiring environment adjustment operation maintenance etc described below must also be followed Product specifications Use the specified voltage Otherwise failure or malfunction can result Use the specified flow sensor Otherwise the product may be broken and it will not be able to perform proper measurement Do not exceed the specified maximum allo...

Page 7: ... power or high voltage cables Otherwise the product can malfunction due to interference of noise and surge voltage from power and high voltage cables to the signal line Route the wires piping of the product separately from power or high voltage cables Confirm proper insulation of wiring Poor insulation interference from another circuit poor insulation between terminals etc can lead to excess volta...

Page 8: ...to a heat source or in a location exposed to radiant heat Otherwise malfunction can result Adjustment and Operation Turn the power on after connecting a load Otherwise it can cause excess current causing instantaneous breakage of the product Do not short circuit the load Although error is displayed when the load at the output part has a short circuit generated over current may lead to the damage o...

Page 9: ...arks Sensor connector For PFMB ZS 28 C 1 Sensor connector For PFMC and PF3A7 ZS 28 CA 4 Bracket A ZS 46 A1 Self tapping screws Nominal size 3 x 8L 2 pcs Bracket B ZS 46 A2 Self tapping screws Nominal size 3 x 8L 2 pcs Panel mount adapter ZS 46 B Panel mount adapter Front protective cover ZS 46 D Lead wire with connector ZS 46 5L 5 cores 2 m Front protective cover ZS 27 01 ...

Page 10: ...ode 4 types of display can be selected for the main display Single colour of constant red or green or switching from red to green or green to red corresponding to the output The indication for the sub display is orange button Increases mode and ON OFF set values button Decreases mode and ON OFF set values button Press this button to change mode and to confirm settings Unit display Indicates the un...

Page 11: ...splayed or set When 1 digit 1 L min the value is displayed in increments of 1 L min e g 1 2 3 99 100 Digital filter Function to add digital filtering to any fluctuation in the input signal Smooth the fluctuation of the displayed value for sharp start up or fall of the flow When the function is used digital filtering is reflected in the switch output ON OFF or analogue output Output chattering or d...

Page 12: ... the switch output is ON Operation mode Operation selected from Hysteresis mode Window comparator mode Accumulated output mode Accumulated pulse mode Error detection mode Output OFF mode Output The operation principle of the switch output Normal output and reverse output can be selected P Peak value display mode The maximum flow rate recorded from when the power was supplied to the present time R ...

Page 13: ...he body with mounting screws Self tapping screws Nominal size 3 x 8L 2 pcs then set the body to the specified position Tighten the bracket mounting screws to a torque of 0 5 0 05 Nm Self tapping screws are used and should not be re used several times Bracket A Part No ZS 46 A1 Bracket B Part No ZS 46 A2 ...

Page 14: ...th the panel for fixing Panel mount adapter Part No ZS 46 B Panel mount adapter Front protective cover Part No ZS 46 D The panel mount adapter can be rotated through 90 degrees for mounting How to remove the panel mount adapter When removing the digital flow switch with panel mount adapter from the installation pull it forward while expanding the hooks on each side as shown below If the panel moun...

Page 15: ...imposed and it will not be able to meet the product specifications In that case insert a noise filter such as a line noise filter ferrite between the switching power supplies or change the switching power supply to the series power supply How to use connector Connector attachment detachment When connecting the connector insert it straight onto the pins holding the lever and connector body and lock...

Page 16: ...olours shown are for the PFMB PFMC and PF3A7 series cables Check that the above preparation has been performed correctly then part A shown should be pressed in by hand to make temporary connection Part A should then be pressed in using a suitable tool such as pliers The sensor connector cannot be re used once it has been fully crimped In cases of connection failure such as incorrect order of wires...

Page 17: ...ltage 1 V or less RT Analogue output 1 to 5 V 0 to 10 V Output impedance 1 kΩ SV Analogue output 4 to 20 mA Max load impedance Power supply voltage 12 V 300 Ω Power supply voltage 24 V 600 Ω RT SV NPN open collector 2 output External input Max 30 V 80 mA Residual voltage 1 V or less External input Input voltage 0 4 V or less reed or solid state 30 msec or more ...

Page 18: ...sidual voltage 1 V or less RT SV PNP open collector 2 output Analogue output Max 80 mA Residual voltage 1 5 V or less RT Analogue output 1 to 5 V 0 to 10 V Output impedance 1 kΩ SV Analogue output 4 to 20 mA Max load impedance Power supply voltage 12 V 300 Ω Power supply voltage 24 V 600 Ω ...

Page 19: ...or 2 output External input Max 80 mA Residual voltage 1 5 V or less External input Input voltage 0 4 V or less reed or solid state 30 msec or more RT SV XY PNP open collector 2 output Copy function Max 30 V 80 mA Residual voltage 1 5 V or less ...

Page 20: ... 19 No PF OMU0007 B Example for wiring for accumulated pulse output NPN open collector 2 output PNP open collector 2 output ...

Page 21: ...hen the flow falls below the set value by the amount of hysteresis or more the switch will be turned off The default setting is that the output will be turned ON at 1500 L min when the flow range of the connected sensor is 3000 L min Perform initial settings while referring to the Outline of Settings section page 21 ...

Page 22: ...splay Hysteresis mode In measurement mode the display of the sub display can be temporarily changed by pressing the or buttons One arbitrary display mode can be added to the sub display by setting the F10 sub display setting The default setting does not include arbitrary display Press the button once Press the button between 1 and 3 sec Press the button between 3 and 5 sec 3 Step Setting Mode Set ...

Page 23: ...e setting Flow range setting Press the or button to select the flow range Additional range minimum unit setting Press the or button to select the minimum unit Press the button to set Move on to setting of the lower limit of the additional rated range The lower limit of the rated range is the displayed value when the sensor input signal is 0 When USEr is selected Press the button to move on to addi...

Page 24: ... unit Press the or button to select the accumulated range display or minimum unit for setting Settable minimum unit and converted value is different depending on the minimum unit for the additional range Press the button to set Setting of the conversion of accumulated pulse of the additional range Press the or button to select the conversion of accumulated pulse of the additional range Settable mi...

Page 25: ... The switch output of this product can be switched to NPN or PNP output in accordance with the user device construction The switch output specification can be selected by pressing or button Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 0 Setting of the switching function of the flow range display unit and switch output specifications is completed Press the button 2 seconds or longer ...

Page 26: ... 2 cfm 10 6 to 222 6 cfm 21 5 to 445 0 cfm Accumulated flow 0 to 99 999 999 999 9 ft3 0 to 999 999 999 999 ft3 0 to 999 999 999 990 ft3 Minimum setting unit Instantaneous flow 0 01 cfm 0 1 cfm 0 2 cfm 0 5 cfm Accumulated flow 0 1 ft3 1 ft3 10 ft3 Accumulated volume per pulse 0 1 ft3 pulse 1 ft3 pulse 10 ft3 pulse Display Displayable range Instantaneous flow 0 36 to 7 42 cfm 0 9 to 18 6 cfm 1 8 to ...

Page 27: ...ay 1 Press the button once when the item to be changed is displayed on the sub display The set value on the sub display right will start flashing 2 Press the or button to change the set value The set value can be increased with button and can be reduced with button Press the button once to increase the value by one digit press and hold to continuously increase Press the button once to reduce the v...

Page 28: ...hows n1L n2L and n1H n2H In accumulated output mode the switch will start at the set accumulated flow rate Set each P1 P2 set value referring to the Setting method on page 26 When reversed output is selected the sub display left shows n1 n2 Please refer to the List of switch output modes on page 39 for the relationship between the set values and operation Set OUT2 in the same way Setting of the no...

Page 29: ...for less than 2 seconds to complete the OUT1 setting P_2 or n_2 is displayed on the sub screen left Continue with setting the OUT2 Press and hold the button for 2 seconds or longer to complete the setting The product will return to measurement mode 1 Selected items 1 to 4 become valid after pressing the button 2 After enabling the setting by pressing the button it is possible to return to measurem...

Page 30: ...y unit and switch output specifications Page 31 Item Default setting Flow range 3000 L min Display units 1 L Switch output specifications NPN 1 This setting is only available for models with the units selection function F 1 Setting of OUT1 Page 35 Item Explanation Default setting Output mode Either hysteresis mode window comparator mode accumulated output accumulated pulse error output or switch o...

Page 31: ... the display colour Output ON Green Output OFF Red Linked to OUT1 Other parameter settings Item Page Default setting F 3 Digital filter setting Page 43 0 00 s F 5 FUNC terminal function setting 2 Page 44 Analogue output 1 to 5 V 4 to 20 mA External input Accumulated value reset F10 Sub display setting Page 47 dEF F14 Display with zero cut off setting Page 49 1 0 F S F30 Accumulated value hold sett...

Page 32: ...quired range can be set and displayed Custom range Relationship between analogue input and digital display Set value A B 200 0 L min 200 L min 500 0 L min 500 L min 1000 0 L min 1000 L min 2000 0 L min 2000 L min 3000 Default 0 L min 3000 L min 6000 0 L min 6000 L min 12000 0 L min 12000 L min 16000 0 L min 16000 L min 20000 0 L min 20000 L min USEr Input value setting Input value setting ...

Page 33: ...imum unit setting Press the or button to select the minimum unit Press the button to set Move on to setting of the lower limit of the additional rated range The lower limit of the rated range is the displayed value when the sensor input signal is 0 When USEr is selected Press the button to move on to additional range minimum unit setting When other than USEr is selected Press the button to move on...

Page 34: ... unit Press the or button to select the accumulated range display or minimum unit for setting Settable minimum unit and converted value is different depending on the minimum unit for the additional range Press the button to set Setting of the conversion of accumulated pulse of the additional range Press the or button to select the conversion of accumulated pulse of the additional range Settable mi...

Page 35: ...ng of switch output NPN PNP specifications The switch output of this product can be switched to NPN or PNP output in accordance with the user device construction The switch output specification can be selected by pressing or button Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 0 Setting of the switching function of the flow range display unit and switch output specifications is compl...

Page 36: ...n to set Move on to reversed output setting Reversed output setting Press the or button to select the reversed output Press the button to set Move on to flow setting Flow setting Set the flow based on the setting method on page 26 Hysteresis mode P_1 Window comparator mode P1L P1H P is changed to n as 1_P 1_n when reversed output is selected The snap shot function can also be used Refer to page 64...

Page 37: ...r button Setting the Delay time can prevent the output from chattering Delay time settable range 0 00 to 60 00 S Press the button to set Move on to display colour setting Display colour setting Press the or button to select the display colour Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 1 Setting of OUT1 completed 1 The selected item becomes valid after pressing the button 2 After e...

Page 38: ...e setting Refer to page 38 Press the button to set Move on to display colour setting Display colour setting Press the or button to select the display colour Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 1 Setting of OUT1 completed 1 The selected item becomes valid after pressing the button 2 After enabling the setting by pressing the button it is possible to return to the measurement...

Page 39: ...t one digit at a time Press the and buttons to change the value Press the button to move on to input of the next right digit Pressing the button again will select the next digit to the right After the input of the first 6 digits is complete press the button for 1 second or longer 000000 will start flashing Press the button again to confirm the values of the first 6 digits and move on to input of t...

Page 40: ...mparator mode Accumulated output mode Increment Accumulated output mode Decrement Accumulated pulse output mode Error output mode OFF mode Applicable errors are Er0 1 2 4 6 to 8 14 and 40 If the point at which the switch output changes is outside of the set flow rate range due to the selection of normal or reversed output the hysteresis value will be automatically adjusted ...

Page 41: ... output setting Press the or button to select the reversed output Press the button to set Move on to flow setting Flow setting Set the flow based on the setting method on page 26 Hysteresis mode P_2 Window comparator mode P2L P2H P is changed to n as 2_P 2_n when reversed output is selected The snap shot function can also be used Refer to page 64 Press the button to set Move on to hysteresis setti...

Page 42: ...r button Setting the Delay time can prevent the output from chattering Delay time settable range 0 00 to 60 00 S Press the button to set Move on to display colour setting Display colour setting Press the or button to select the display colour Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 2 Setting of OUT2 completed 1 The selected item becomes valid after pressing the button 2 After e...

Page 43: ...e setting Refer to page 38 Press the button to set Move on to display colour setting Display colour setting Press the or button to select the display colour Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 2 Setting of OUT2 completed 1 The selected item becomes valid after pressing the button 2 After enabling the setting by pressing the button it is possible to return to the measurement...

Page 44: ...play F 3 Press the button Move on to digital filter setting Digital filter setting Press the or button to select the digital filter Digital filter set range 0 00 to 30 00 S Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 3 Digital filter setting completed 1 Each set value is a guideline for 90 response time 2 The Switch output and flow display analogue output are affected When only the...

Page 45: ...al input signal is applied In accumulated increment mode the accumulated flow value will reset to zero and then increase from zero In accumulated decrement mode the accumulated flow value will reset to a set value and then decrease from the set value When the Accumulated Value has been stored to memory every time the Accumulated Value External Reset is activated the memory will be accessed Take in...

Page 46: ...ernal input setting Press the or button to select the required external input Analogue voltage output oUt Analogue output Press the button to move on to analogue output setting External input in Press the button to move on to external input setting Press the button to set Move on to free range setting Press the button to set Return to function selection mode Copy CoPy Press the button to set Retur...

Page 47: ...l span analogue output 5 V or 10 V or 20 mA The entered flow value can be in the range 10 of the maximum rated flow to the max displayable range F 5 FUNC terminal function setting completed on is enabled Press the button to move on to set value oFF not used Press the button to set Return to function selection mode Press the button to set Return to function selection mode ...

Page 48: ...e Input of line name Function to display the specified character string on the sub display Press the or button to input the line name to be displayed on the sub display right Press the button to make the next digit to the right flash Input the line name The most significant digit flashes when the button is pressed at the least significant digit The order of displayed characters is A b Y Z 0 1 9 sy...

Page 49: ...played Sub display Standard The Standard display function displays the items and values on the sub display The displayed item varies depending on the setting of the output mode Select the displayed items by pressing the or button in measurement mode Hysteresis mode error output switch output off Window comparator mode ...

Page 50: ...an the displayed value in the upper line zero will be displayed Example Flow range 3000 L min Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F14 Display with zero cut off setting completed Zero cut range of the accumulated value and accumulated pulse should be 1 F S or more However please note that if the zero cut setting value is 0 0 any value below 1 F S will be cut to zero When setti...

Page 51: ...al setting Zero cut off setting CUt 1 0 displays 0 for a value below 30 L min Switch ON point 80 L min or more Switch OFF point Below 50 L min Condition when the operating point of hysteresis H is changed The zero cut setting CUt 1 0 will be changed to CUt 2 0 0 will be displayed for a value below 60 L min Switch ON point 80 L min or more Switch OFF point Below 60 L min 0 is displayed Condition wh...

Page 52: ...llion minutes 14 3 years Data memorized every 2 minutes 2 minutes x 1 5 million times 3 million minutes 5 7 years If the accumulated flow external reset is also repeatedly used the product life will be shorter Operation Press the or button in function selection mode to display F30 Press the button Move on to accumulated value hold setting Accumulated value hold setting Press the or button to selec...

Page 53: ... to set Return to function selection mode F80 Power saving mode completed In power saving mode when buttons are pressed the display is normal but if no buttons are pressed for 30 seconds it will revert to power saving mode Power saving is only available in measurement mode During power saving mode ECo will flash in the sub display and the operation LED is ON when the switch is ON There may be a di...

Page 54: ...g Press the or button to input the security code on the sub display right The default setting is 000 For instructions on how to enter the security code refer to How to input and change the security code on page 67 If the security code entered is incorrect FAL will be displayed and the security code must be entered again If an incorrect security code is entered 3 times nG will be displayed and the ...

Page 55: ...by pressing the button for 1 second At this point the changing of the security code is not completed Return to the change of setting again by pressing the or button Press the button for 1 second to set Return to function selection mode F81 Security code completed If the security code function is enabled it will be necessary to enter a security code to release the key lock If a key is not pressed f...

Page 56: ...etting Return to oFF not used then press the button to set Return to function selection mode F90 Setting of all functions completed Setting of each function Every time the button is pressed the display moves to the next function in order of Setting of each function on page 56 Set by using the and buttons For details of how to set each function refer to the relevant section in this manual Measureme...

Page 57: ... OUT2 11 Reversed output setting of OUT2 12 Flow setting of OUT2 13 Hysteresis setting of OUT2 14 Delay time setting of OUT2 15 Display colour setting 16 Digital filter setting 17 FUNC terminal function setting 18 Sub display setting 19 Display with zero cut off setting 20 Accumulated value hold setting 21 Power saving mode 22 Security code Measurement mode can be returned from any setting item by...

Page 58: ...ation Press the or button in function selection mode to display F96 Press the button Sensor input External input signal status display Select to display the sensor input or external input signal condition by pressing the button Only the sensor input can be displayed if the external input signal F 5 is not set Move on to sensor input external input signal status display ...

Page 59: ...he slave flow monitors and then turn on the power supply The master flow monitor is the monitor from which the setting is to be copied The slave flow monitor is the monitor to which the setting is to be copied Operation Press the or button of the master flow monitor in function selection mode to display F97 Press the button Move on to copy master setting Copy master setting Press the or button to ...

Page 60: ... 59 No PF OMU0007 B Copy starts Press the button Copying Auto switch Copy completed F97 Copy master setting completed Press the and buttons simultaneously for 1 second or longer ...

Page 61: ... 60 No PF OMU0007 B After selecting the copy master all other connected monitors switch to slave mode Auto switch Press the and buttons simultaneously for 1 second or longer End ...

Page 62: ...or button in function selection mode to display F98 Press the button Move on to output check Output check Press the or button to select output check When n Normal output is selected Press the button to set Return to function selection mode When F Forced output is selected Press the button to set OUT1 output check Press the or button to select OUT1 output check Press the button to set ...

Page 63: ...ing the button for 2 seconds or longer When switching of analogue output is selected for the setting of F 5 FUNC terminal function Press the button to move on to FUNC terminal function setting Press the button to return to n normal output then press the button to set Return to function selection mode When external input or copy function is selected for the setting of F 5 FUNC terminal function Pre...

Page 64: ...splay F99 Press the button Move on to reset to default settings Reset to default settings Press the or button to display ON then press the and buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds or longer oFF not used is selected Press the button to set Return to function selection mode All settings are returned to the default values Return to function selection mode F99 Reset to default settings completed ...

Page 65: ...ending on the hysteresis In that case the value is set to the closest value Hysteresis The hysteresis is calculated from the equation below and set Normal output set value current flow value Reverse output current flow value set value If the calculation result becomes 0 or less Err is displayed on the sub display right and the set value is not changed Afterwards it is possible to adjust the value ...

Page 66: ...roximately 1 second Each setting and peak bottom values are displayed with and buttons Operation Without security code input 1 Press the button for 5 seconds or longer in measurement mode When oPE is displayed on the main display release the button The current setting LoC or UnLoC will be displayed on the sub display To release key lock repeat the above operation 2 Select the key locking un lockin...

Page 67: ...ng LoC or UnLoC will be displayed on the sub display 2 Select UnLoC to unlock with the or button Setting is recognized by pressing the button then the security code is required 3 For instructions on how to enter the security code refer to How to input and change the security code on page 67 4 If the security code entered is correct the main display will change to UnLoC and pressing one of or butto...

Page 68: ...he button to make the next digit to the right flash If the button is pressed at the last digit the first digit will start flashing After the setting is complete Press and hold the button for 1 second or longer If an operation is not performed for 30 seconds during input or change of the security code the product will return to measurement mode ...

Page 69: ...ting LoC or UnLoC will be displayed on the sub display Press the and buttons simultaneously for 5 second or longer Press the and buttons simultaneously for 5 second or longer The display does not change If another operation is performed or no operation is performed for 30 seconds the display will return to measurement mode Press the and buttons simultaneously for 5 second or longer The security co...

Page 70: ...ironment installation etc Please consult SMC Yes No Digital monitor does not operate correctly Refer to Trouble No 1 The switch output does not turn OFF The operation LED is ON The operation LED does not operate correctly The switch output stays OFF The switch output generates chattering Product failure Refer to Trouble No 2 Refer to Trouble No 1 Refer to Trouble No 4 Refer to Trouble No 3 Product...

Page 71: ...play is missing Refer to Trouble No 10 Refer to Trouble No 12 The display is unstable The display turns OFF Display flashes Buttons do not work Refer to Trouble No 14 Refer to Trouble No 13 Applied voltage does not match with the displayed flow value The Display measurement unit cannot be changed Refer to Trouble No 15 Not able to copy Refer to Trouble No 16 The display accuracy does not meet the ...

Page 72: ...ected to DC or DC Check and correct the wiring Incorrect SW output specification setting Check the SW output specification setting Check if the SW output is PNP while NPN is intended to be set and vice versa Set the SW output specification again Lead wire broken Check if there is bending stress applied to any part of the lead wire bending radius tensile force to the lead wire Correct the wiring Re...

Page 73: ...earby 2 Check if the power supply voltage is in the range 12 to 24 VDC 10 1 Remove the noise and the noise source or take measures to prevent noise interference and reset the product or turn off and then turn back on the power supply 2 Supply power in the range 12 to 24 VDC 10 Applied flow is higher than the upper limit HHH 1 Check if the flow exceeds the upper limit of the set flow range 2 Check ...

Page 74: ...isplay flashes Incorrect wiring 1 Check the power supply wiring 2 Check if there is bending stress applied to any part of the lead wire 1 Check and correct the wiring 2 Correct the wiring bend radius and stress Display flashes 999 999 Accumulated flow rate has exceeded the upper limit of the display Reset the accumulated flow 11 Flow rate of the connected flow sensor and flow display is inconsiste...

Page 75: ...ect of line pressure fluctuation because hysteresis is too narrow or delay time of the switch is too short 1 Check the set pressure values hysteresis 2 Check the delay time and digital filter set values 1 Adjust the set flow value 2 Change the response time setting Incorrect wiring broken lead wire 1 Check the power supply wiring 2 Check if there is bending stress applied to any part of the lead w...

Page 76: ...nd remove the cause of the over current Then supply the power again Flow error Flow exceeding the upper limit of the set flow range is applied Reset applied flow to a level within the set flow range Flow exceeding the lower limit of the set flow range is applied Accumulated flow error Accumulated flow rate has exceeded the upper limit of the display Reset the accumulated flow COPY receiving error ...

Page 77: ...s System error Displayed if an internal data error has occurred Turn the power off and on again If the failure cannot be solved contact SMC If the error cannot be reset after the above measures are taken or errors other than above are displayed please contact SMC ...

Page 78: ... 25 o C constant temperature Analogue output accuracy 0 5 F S at ambient temperature 25 o C constant temperature Repeatability 0 1 F S Min display unit Temperature characteristics 0 5 F S at ambient temperature 0 to 50 o C 25 o C standard Switch output Output type Select from NPN or PNP open collector output Output mode Hysteresis mode Window comparator mode Accumulated output mode or Accumulated ...

Page 79: ...ation resistance 50 MΩ or more between live parts and case with 500 VDC megger Operating temperature range Operation 0 to 50 o C Storage 10 to 60 o C No condensation or freezing Operating humidity range Operation Storage 35 to 85 RH no condensation or freezing Standards CE marked RoHS Weight Body 25 g without lead wire Lead wire with connector 39 g 1 Rated flow range of the applicable flow switch ...

Page 80: ... 79 No PF OMU0007 B Dimensions ...

Page 81: ... 80 No PF OMU0007 B Bracket A Part No ZS 46 A1 Bracket B Part No ZS 46 A2 ...

Page 82: ... 81 No PF OMU0007 B Panel mount adapter Part No ZS 46 B Panel mount adapter Front protective cover Part No ZS 46 D ...

Page 83: ...r Outside diameter 1 0 mm Colour Brown Blue Black white grey 5 core Sheath Finished outside diameter 3 5 Sensor connector Part No ZS 28 C 1 PIN No Description 1 DC 2 N C 3 DC 4 IN 1 to 5 V or 4 to 20 mA Sensor connector Part No ZS 28 CA 4 PIN No Description 1 DC 2 N C 3 DC 4 IN 1 to 5 V or 4 to 20 mA ...

Page 84: ... 83 No PF OMU0007 B Panel cut out dimensions Mounting individually More than 2 pcs n pcs Close mounting Horizontal Vertical ...

Page 85: ...eral places June 2018 4 14 1 Sotokanda Chiyoda ku Tokyo 101 0021 JAPAN Tel 81 3 5207 8249 Fax 81 3 5298 5362 URL http www smcworld com Note Specifications are subject to change without prior notice and any obligation on the part of the manufacturer 2017 2018 SMC Corporation All Rights Reserved ...

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