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4.5 - CNT EN INPUT OPERATING MODE

The start signal can be given by the frontal key T programmed as
START/STOP function (“t”=1 or 2), which normally has bistable
functioning, or by the CNT EN input count enable.
As regards the CNT EN input, which enables time counting, the
instrument can be programmed to operate in any of the following 4
modes:
E = 1 - BISTABLE START/STOP: 
After resetting the timer using the RESET input, close the CNT EN
contact to start the timer. Now release the contact. 
When the contact is closed again, the timer stops on the current
counting value. 
The timer starts again following another impulse to the CNT EN
input port. 
This procedure goes on until a RESET signal is transmitted or the
set time period has expired.

E = 2 - BISTABLE RESET-START/STOP: 
This operating mode is very similar to that of the front START/STOP
key and dipends also from "t" parameter which has 2 possible
functioning modes:
E = 2 , t = 1 - RESET-START/STOP:
The first impulse on CNT EN input reset and start the timer, at the
second impulse, if it is given before the end of the time, the timer
stops (if the output was actived now will be disabled), otherwise, if it
is given after the end of the time, the second pulse actives a new
counting cycle.

E = 2, t = 2 - RESET/START/STOP: 
At the first pulse on CNT EN input the timer is resetted, at the
second the counting starts, at the third pulse the counting is
stopping, and so on.

E = 3 - MONOSTABLE START/STOP:  
After being reset by means of the RESET input, the timer starts
when the CNT EN contact is closed and stops when the contact is
opened. 
At this point, if the contact is closed again, the timer will re-start from
the current value, and so on until a RESET signal is transmitted or
the set time period has expired.
In this functioning mode the T frontal key works only as reset.

E = 4 - MONOSTABLE RESET-START/STOP: 
By closing the CNT EN input and keeping it closed, the timer is
resetted and starts the counting, at the opening of the CNT EN input
the counting is stopped. 
This operating mode is recommended when the user wants to
control the timer using voltage signals. In fact, with an appropriate
interface (eg. an external relay) the timer is reset and starts counting
when voltage is supplied, and stops when voltage is cut off (just like
a conventional timer).
In this functioning mode the T frontal key works only as reset.

5 - PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS

5.1 - PARAMETERS TABLE

1

0 - 1 - 2 - 3 

T key operating mode

t

10

1

1 - 2 - 3 - 4

CNT EN input
operating mode

E

9

1

1 - 2 - 3 

Back-up mode

b

8

1

1 - 2 

Counting mode

C

7

99_ _

00_ _ ... 99_ _

Maximum set time “t2”

H2

6

99_ _

00_ _ ... 99_ _

Maximum set time “t1”

H1

5

1

1 - 2 - 3 - 4

Time Range “t2”

S2

4

1

1 - 2 - 3 - 4 

Time Range “t1”

S1

3

0

0 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 

OUT 2 0perating
mode

F2

2

1

1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5

OUT 1 operating
mode 

F1

1

Notes

Def.

Range

Description

Par.

5.2 – PARAMETERS DESCRIPTION
F 1

 - OUT 1 OPERATING MODE: Permits the user to select the

operating mode of the output OUT 1 as regards counting. 
The 5 mode are:
1 = Delayed
2 = Feedthrough
3 = Asymmetrical Oscillator Start Off
4 = Asymmetrical Oscillator Start On
5 = One cycle Asymmetrical Oscillator Start Off 

F 2

 - OUT 2 OPERATING MODE: Permits the user to select the

operating mode of the output OUT 2 as regards counting. 
The 5 mode are:
0 = Ouput disable
1 = Operating like OUT1
2 = On during counting 
3 = Same function of OUT1 with time t3 absolute
4 = Same function of OUT1 with time t3 dependent from time t1

S1

 - TIME RANGE t1 (and t3) : This parameter allows the user to

select the full range of the time t1 (and t3 if activate) according to
the following options:
1 = hrs (9999)
2 = hrs - min. (99 hrs 59 min.)
3 = min. - sec. (99 min. 59 sec.)
4 = sec. - cents (99 sec. 99 cents) .

S2

 -TIME RANGE t2: This parameter only involves the operating

modes "F1"= 3 and 4, and is used to select the full range of the t2
time period. The options are the same as for the "S1" parameter.

H1 - 

HIGH SET POINT TIME t1 : This parameter allows the user to

program the 2 most significative figures of the Higher value
programmable as Set Point “t1”

H2 - 

HIGH SET POINT TIME t2: Similar to  “H1” but referred to the

set “t2”.

TECNOLOGIC spa - TT 73

 

- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - Vr. 01 - ISTR 06083 - PAG. 5

Summary of Contents for TT 73

Page 1: ...G MODE 4 4 OUT 1 OPERATING MODE 4 3 DISPLAY OPERATING MODE 4 2 COMMANDS OPERATING MODE 4 1 OPERATING MODE 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DRAWING 3 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 3 3 MECHANICAL MOUNTING 3 2 USE ALLOWED 3 1 INSTALLATION AND USE ADVICES 3 PARAMETERS LOCK 2 3 PARAMETERS PROGRAMMING 2 2 SET POINT PROGRAMMING 2 1 PROGRAMMING 2 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION 1 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1 1 INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTIO...

Page 2: ...dify the Set Point To have again access at the parameters repeat the same procedure pushing key P and selecting uL finally go out from the parameters lock modality 3 INSTALLATION AND USE ADVICES 3 1 USE ALLOWED The instrument has been projected as measure and control device built according to EN61010 1 for the altitudes operation until 2000 ms The use of the instrument for applications not express...

Page 3: ...rior brightness with the purpose to limit as much as possible the absorption from the battery 4 3 OUT1 OPERATING MODE The instrument can be programmed by the parameter F1 to operate in any of the following 5 modes F1 1 DELAYED On receiving the START signal the instrument starts counting time When the set time value t1 has been reached the instrument enables the output OUT1 The output is disabled b...

Page 4: ...ction of delay with the time t3 while if F1 2 or 3 the output OUT 2 operate with the feedthrough function always with the time t3 In the programming mode of the time t3 the display shows t3 i to indicate that the time t3 is independent F2 4 Same function of OUT1 time t1 with time t3 relative to t1 in advance The choice of this mode of operation enable the set t3 that it has the same range time S1 ...

Page 5: ...ing of the CNT EN input the counting is stopped This operating mode is recommended when the user wants to control the timer using voltage signals In fact with an appropriate interface eg an external relay the timer is reset and starts counting when voltage is supplied and stops when voltage is cut off just like a conventional timer In this functioning mode the T frontal key works only as reset 5 P...

Page 6: ...under warranty against construction vices or defected material noticed within 12 months from delivery date The warranty is limited to the repairs or to the substitution of the instrument The eventual opening of the housing the violation of the instrument or the wrong use and installation of the product means the automatic decay of the warranty In case of defected instrument noticed in warranty per...

Page 7: ...uracy 0 1 fs Counting autonomy in case of power failure 10 hrs approx with full charge battery Inputs delay 15 m sec Max Display 4 Digit Red h 14 mm Compliance ECC directive EMC 89 336 EN 61326 ECC directive LV 73 23 and 93 68 EN 61010 1 7 5 INSTRUMENT CODE TT 73 a b c d e ff a POWER SUPPLY F 12 VAC VDC Y 24 VDC A 24 VAC C 110 VAC D 230 VAC b INPUTS C Free voltage contacts V Voltage signals the sa...

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