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No.PS

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-OMU0012-A

 

 

 

 

Problem

 

No.

 

Problem

 

Problem possible 

causes

 

Investigation method

 

Countermeasures

 

•Over current 

error (Er1) is 
displayed.

 

•System error 

(Er0, 4, 6, 7, 8, 
9) is displayed.

 

•"HHH" is 

displayed. 

•"LLL" is 

displayed.

 

• Residual 

pressure error 
(Er3) is 
displayed.

 

Excess current 
was applied to 
the output (Er1)

 

(1) Check if the output current is 80 

mA or more.

 

(2) Check if the connected load 

complies with the specification. 
Check if the load is short circuited. 

(3) Check if the relay without surge 

protection is connected.

 

(4) Check if the wiring is in the same 

route as (or bundled together 
with) a high-voltage or power line.

 

(1)(2) Connect the 

appropriate load.

 

(3) Use a relay with a surge 

voltage suppressor or 
take measures to prevent 
surge.

 

(4) Separate the wiring from 

the high-voltage and/or 
power line.

 

Incorrect internal 
data processing 
of the product 
(Er0, 4, 6, 7, 8 
and 9)

 

(1) Check if there is noise 

interference (such as static 
electricity).

 

Check if there is a noise source 
nearby.

 

(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 pressure 
is higher than the 
upper limit (HHH)

 

(1) Check if the pressure exceeds the 

upper limit of the set pressure 
range. 

(2) Check if foreign matter has 

entered the piping.

 

(1) Reset applied pressure to 

a level within the set 
pressure range.

 

(2) Take measures to 

prevent foreign matter 
from entering the piping.

 

Applied pressure 
is lower than the 
lower limit (LLL)

 

(1) Check if the pressure exceeds the 

lower limit of the set pressure 
range.

 

(2) Check if foreign matter has 

entered the piping.

 

(1) Reset applied pressure to 

a level within the set 
pressure range.

 

(2) Take measures to 

prevent foreign matter 
from entering the piping.

 

Pressure is not 
atmospheric 
pressure when 
zero-clear is 
performed (Er3)

 

Check if the pressure exceeded the 
atmospheric pressure within ±7%F.S. 
(±3.5% F.S. for compound pressure). 

Release the applied 
pressure to atmospheric 
pressure, and retry the zero 
clear operation.

 

Product failure

 

 

Replace the product.

 

The display is 
unstable.

 

Incorrect power 
supply

 

Check if the power supply voltage is 
in the range 12 to 24 VDC ±10%.

 

Supply power in the range 
12 to 24 VDC ±10%.

 

Incorrect wiring

 

Check the power supply wiring.

 

Check if the brown and blue wires are 
connected to DC(+) and DC(-) 
respectively, and if the wiring is secure.

 

Check and correct the 
wiring.

 

Factory line 
pressure is not 
stable

 

Check if the factory line pressure is 
changing.

 

If the fluctuation is not 
acceptable, the number of 
digits (display sensitivity) 
can be reduced by changing 
the display resolution. 
Digital filter setting may 
improve the condition.

 

Summary of Contents for PSE3 A Series

Page 1: ...No PS OMU0012 A PRODUCT NAME Sensor Monitor MODEL Series Product Number PSE3 AC...

Page 2: ...on selection mode 25 Default setting 25 F 0 Units selection function 27 F 1 Setting of OUT1 30 F 2 Setting of OUT2 33 F 3 Digital filter setting 35 F 4 Auto preset function 36 F 6 Fine adjustment of d...

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 T...

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 excl...

Page 5: ...ful 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 re...

Page 6: ...esign and selection installation wiring environment adjustment operation maintenance etc described below must also be followed Product specifications Use the specified voltage Otherwise failure or mal...

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 pr...

Page 8: ...ate close 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 cu...

Page 9: ...output lead wire ZS 31 B Straight 5 m ZS 31 C Right angle 5 m Assembly type connector PCA 1557743 Caution The sensor connection lead wire M12 M12 is not provided by SMC It should be prepared by the u...

Page 10: ...ng condition LCD display Displays the current status of pressure setting mode selected display units and error code 4 types of display can be selected for the main display Single colour of constant re...

Page 11: ...ctuation of displayed value for sharp start up or fall of the pressure When the function is valid digital filtering is reflected to the ON OFF of the switch output Output chattering or flicker in the...

Page 12: ...ircuit and the case K Key lock function Function that prevents changes to the settings of the product disables button operation M Manual setting Manual pressure setup without using auto preset This te...

Page 13: ...esolution Reversed output One of the switch output types In hysteresis mode the switch output is turned ON when pressure less than or equal to the switch output set value is detected In window compara...

Page 14: ...tion Installation Direct mounting Install the product with M4 screw 2 pcs or equivalent Screws are prepared by the user Refer to the dimensions page 69 for the diameter and depth of the mounting screw...

Page 15: ...r such as a line noise filter ferrite between the switching power supplies or change the switching power supply to the series power supply Wiring connections Align the body connector key and the cable...

Page 16: ...uts Pressure sensor 3 wire type Max 20 mA Residual voltage 1 V or less Setting of NPN open collector 2 outputs Pressure sensor 2 wire type Max 30 V 20 mA Residual voltage 1 V or less Setting of PNP op...

Page 17: ...e turned on When the pressure 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 is turned ON at 0 5 MPa when the pressu...

Page 18: ...y by setting the F10 sub display setting If the sub display is switched during the arbitrary display setting the display will be returned to the arbitrary display 30 seconds later The default setting...

Page 19: ...ge setting Pressure range setting Press the or button to select pressure range Additional range minimum unit setting Press or button to select the minimum unit Press the button to set Other than USEr...

Page 20: ...e that is required to be displayed when the sensor input signal is 100 The setting range is 1500 to 1500 digit Press the button to set Move on to display unit setting Display unit setting Press the or...

Page 21: ...or button to select switch output specification Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 0 Setting of the switching function of the pressure range display unit and switch output spe...

Page 22: ...y 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 v...

Page 23: ...on and WH1 WH2 hysteresis following the instructions given on page 21 When reversed output is selected the sub display left shows n1L n2L and n1H n2H Please refer to the List of output modes on page 3...

Page 24: ...ge 55 3 Change the set value with or button and press the button to set the value Then the setting moves to the delay time of the switch output The snap shot function can be used Refer to page 55 4 Pr...

Page 25: ...he upper limit of the switch operation WH1 WH2 hysteresis and dt1 dt2 delay time following the instructions given on page 23 When reversed output is selected the sub display left shows n1L n2L and n1H...

Page 26: ...0 Pressure range display unit and switch output specifications Page 27 Item Default setting Connected sensor range 1 MPa Display units Units specification Nil or M MPa Units specification P psi Switch...

Page 27: ...witch output can be selected 1 0 ms or less Display colour Select the display colour Output ON Green Output OFF Red Linked to OUT Other parameter settings Item Page Default setting F 3 Digital filter...

Page 28: ...e setting Input value setting Available display unit and minimum set value Pressure range Rated pressure Display MPa kPa Pa Kgf cm2 bar mbar psi inHg mmHg mmH2O Fine differential pressure 2 kPa 0 002...

Page 29: ...lue Set the value that is required to be displayed when the sensor input signal is 0 The setting range is 1500 to 1500 digit Press the button to set Other than USEr is selected Press the button to mov...

Page 30: ...fferent depending on the pressure range Refer to page 27 kPa MPa Pa can still be selected if the product does not have the units selection function Press the button to set Switching setting of switch...

Page 31: ...on Move on to output mode setting Press the button to set Move on to reversed output setting Press the button to set Move on to pressure setting Pressure setting Set the pressure based on the setting...

Page 32: ...lay time referring to the setting method on page 23 Press the button to set Move on to display colour setting Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 1 Setting of OUT1 completed 1...

Page 33: ...point at which the switch output changes is outside of the set pressure range due to the selection of normal or reversed output the hysteresis value is automatically adjusted The figure above shows an...

Page 34: ...put mode setting Press the or button to select the required output mode Press the button to set Move on to reversed output setting Reversed output setting Press the or button to select the reversed ou...

Page 35: ...lay time referring to the setting method on page 23 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 t...

Page 36: ...ction selection mode to display F 3 Press the button Move on to digital filter setting Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 3 Digital filter setting completed 1 Each set value i...

Page 37: ...ction selection mode to display F 4 Press the button Move on to Auto preset function Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F 4 Auto preset function completed Press the button in me...

Page 38: ...d measurement will be stopped and 4 Selection of auto preset OUT2 mode will return 4 Selection of auto preset OUT2 mode Press the button in measurement mode to display AP2 REdY If setting of OUT2 is n...

Page 39: ...ess the or button in function selection mode to display F 6 Press the button Move on to fine adjustment of display value Fine adjustment of display value Press the or button to change adjustment rate...

Page 40: ...r the sub display Sub display left setting Set the sub display left from the selection list on page 41 Press the button to set Move to sub display right setting Sub display right setting Set the sub d...

Page 41: ...tion 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 Hys...

Page 42: ...When window comparator mode is selected OUT1 window comparator mode When window comparator mode is selected Set value for OUT2 hysteresis mode When hysteresis mode is selected OUT2 hysteresis mode Whe...

Page 43: ...rror output Normal Reversed output Switch output off When using the 2 value display function 3 step setting is not available for the display When setting 3 step select each set value to be displayed b...

Page 44: ...The threshold bar will not be displayed Only the pressure value meter is displayed Output mode Output style Threshold bar display style Hysteresis mode Normal output Reversed output Window comparator...

Page 45: ...to the table below Rated range Display at atmospheric pressure Other than compound pressure or Compound pressure or Character string display The Character string display function will display the spec...

Page 46: ...ay resolution Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F11 Display resolution setting completed The display resolution is not possible to be selected while setting the additional rang...

Page 47: ...ving mode Power saving mode Press the or button to select the power saving mode Press the button to set Return to function selection mode F80 Power saving mode completed In power saving mode when butt...

Page 48: ...checking 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 secu...

Page 49: ...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 R...

Page 50: ...igit flashes when the button is pressed at the least significant digit The order of displayed characters is A b Y Z 0 1 9 symbol space Characters which can be displayed are different for 1 digit on th...

Page 51: ...f functions 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 d...

Page 52: ...10 Output mode setting of OUT2 11 Reversed output setting of OUT2 12 Pressure setting of OUT2 13 Hysteresis setting of OUT2 14 Delay time setting of OUT2 15 Display colour setting 16 Digital filter se...

Page 53: ...n function selection mode to display F98 Press the button Move on to output check Output check Press the or button to select output check n Normal output is selected Press the button to set Return to...

Page 54: ...o select OUT2 output check Press the button to return to n normal output then press the button to set Return to function selection mode F98 Output check completed Measurement mode can return from any...

Page 55: ...y 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 second or longer oFF not use is...

Page 56: ...ess Err is displayed on the sub display right and the set value is not changed Afterwards it is possible to adjust the value by pressing the or button Peak bottom value indication The maximum minimum...

Page 57: ...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...

Page 58: ...g LoC or UnL will be displayed on the sub display 2 Select the un locking UnL with or button Setting is recognized by pressing the button then security code is required 3 For instructions on how to en...

Page 59: ...s the 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 seco...

Page 60: ...on The current setting LoC or UnL 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 Display i...

Page 61: ...t installation etc Please consult SMC Yes No The sensor monitor does not operate normally Refer to Trouble No 1 The switch output does not turn OFF The operation light is ON The switch output generate...

Page 62: ...ect Refer to Trouble No 9 Refer to Trouble No 9 Refer to Trouble No 11 The display is missing Refer to Trouble No 10 The display accuracy does not meet the specifications Refer to Trouble No 12 The di...

Page 63: ...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...

Page 64: ...er limit HHH 1 Check if the pressure exceeds the upper limit of the set pressure range 2 Check if foreign matter has entered the piping 1 Reset applied pressure to a level within the set pressure rang...

Page 65: ...part of the lead wire 1 Check and correct the wiring 2 Correct the wiring bend radius and stress 11 Pressure display is unstable when products are in close proximity to each other Variation within th...

Page 66: ...not work Key lock mode is activated Check if the key lock function is turned on Check the key lock function Product failure Replace the product 15 The operation is unstable chattering Effect of line...

Page 67: ...ment mode automatically 1 second later The zero clear range varies by 1 F S due to variation between individual products Release the applied pressure to atmospheric pressure and retry the zero clear o...

Page 68: ...Input impedance 51 M Number of inputs 1 input Connection method M12 4 pin connector Protection Over voltage protection up to a voltage of 26 4 V Display Unit 3 Select from MPa kPa Pa kgf cm2 bar mbar...

Page 69: ...SE531 PSE541 PSE561 0 to 101 kPa 10 to 105 kPa 0 1 kPa PSE533 PSE543 PSE563 PSE573 100 to 100 kPa 105 to 105 kPa 0 1 kPa PSE532 0 to 100 kPa 10 to 105 kPa 0 1 kPa PSE564 PSE574 0 to 500 kPa 50 to 525...

Page 70: ...69 No PS OMU0012 A Dimensions...

Page 71: ...70 No PS OMU0012 A Power supply output lead wire ZS 31 B ZS 31 C Conductor area 0 15 mm2 AWG26 Insulator Outside diameter 1 0 mm Colour Brown Blue Black 3 core Sheath Finished outside diameter 3 4...

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