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N269 OPERATORS GUIDE

   

TURN ON POWER - The first time power is applied all values are set to 0.0 except for the
following:
CAPACITY = 100.0 each chan

THRESHOLD = 6.3 chan 0

HIGH SETPOINT = 100.0 each chan DIFFERENCE SET = 100.0 chan 0
LOWEST LOAD    = 100.0 each chan

COUNT HIGH SET  = 100.0 chan 0

OPERATING MODE = PEAK mode

PRESET COUNTERS =   1

ENTERING DECIMAL POINT and CAPACITY  (Only necessary at 1st power-up)
Press  

HIGH  HIGH  HIGH  pt. (0-3)  ENTER  (0-2)  (value)  ENTER

   
CHECKING CALIBRATION NUMBERS - (Sensor or cell must be connected)
1. press  

TRACK

  (Track LED comes on, peak LED goes off)

2. Zero each channel (0,1,2) by adjusting BALANCE pot (chans. 1,2)
3. press  

SHUNT

  (S appears in ch. 0, cal nos. appear in chans. 0-2)

4. Adjust GAIN pot chs. 1&2 to get proper cal nos. if not correct.
    If the number will not go high enough switch to HIGH GAIN.
5. press  

SHUNT

  (S gone, ch. 0-2 = 0. If not=0, repeat steps 2-5)

OPERATING MODES - press  

PEAK

  (Peak LED comes on, track LED goes off)

SETUP MODE - press  

SETUP

  - LED toggles on/off - if on, in SETUP mode

REVERSE MODE - press  

REV

  - LED toggles on/off - if on, in REVERSE mode

AVERAGE TONNAGE DISPLAY - press  

LOW  COUNT  0  or  1  ENTER

0 = no averaging, 1= average of 16 hits (L displayed in chan 0)

IME MODES - press  

TIME  TIME

  - LED toggles on/off - LED on=TIME mode

to change the TIME mode press  

TIME  (0-3)  ENTER

0 = B4, 1 = FIRST LEVEL, 2 = SECOND LEVEL, 3 = POINT-IN-TIME

SETPOINT DATA

To display press:

To change press:

HIGH SETPOINTS

RESET  HIGH

CHAN #  (value)  ENTER

LOW SETPOINTS

RESET  LOW

CHAN #  (value)  ENTER

TIME VALUE

RESET  TIME

0  (value)  ENTER

BATCH COUNTER

RESET  PRECOUNT

(value)  ENTER

THRESHOLD

LOW  LOW  LOW

0  (value)  ENTER

COUNT HI SETPOINT

HIGH  COUNT

0  (value)  ENTER

COUNT LO SETPOINT

LOW  COUNT 

0  (value)  ENTER

COUNT & TIME DATA

To display press:

COUNT

RESET  COUNT

HI COUNTS

COUNT  HIGH

LO COUNTS

COUNT  LOW

RATE in SPM

COUNT  TIME

DOWNTIME

TIME  COUNT

TONNAGE DATA

To display press:

LAST ALARM

HIGH  LOW

LAST HI ALARM

HIGH  TIME

LAST LO ALARM

LOW  TIME

HIGHEST LOAD

RESET HIGH HIGH

LOWEST LOAD

RESET  LOW  LOW

RELAY TIMERS

To display press:

To change press:

Summary of Contents for MoniTTor N269

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Page 3: ...N269 Installation and Operations Manual...

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Page 5: ...he Setpoints and Zones Page 15 2 The Relays Page 16 a Setting the Relay Timers Page 17 b Setting the Relay Preset Counters Page 17 C Other Setpoints Page 17 1 High Setpoints Page 17 2 Low Setpoints Pa...

Page 6: ...34 7 Peak Mode Page 34 F Calibration Page 35 1 Pre calibrated Load Cells Page 35 2 Calculated Calibrations Page 36 3 Calibration using Reference Load Cells Page 36 G Computer Interface Hookup Page 37...

Page 7: ...3 INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION Name AUTOMATIC PROCESS CONTROL LOAD MONITOR Model No N269 Serial No Date Shipped Company name street address city state zip telephone number Purchase Order No Invoice No...

Page 8: ...LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ALL SUCH WARRANTIES ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED AND EXCLU...

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Page 12: ...ANALOG TRACK OUTPUT TOP ROW ALL PINS GROUND BOTTOM ROW ALL PINS GROUND LO HI GAIN SWITCH B BALANCE ADJUST POT G GAIN ADJUST POT 1 2 3 4 L H B G 1 1 2 3 4 R W G B S CHAN 1 CHAN 2 R W G B S S SHIELD B...

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Page 15: ...K HIGH REV LOW TRACK ENTER SHUNT 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 0 CLEAR SW31 6 UP MASTER RESTART A B J3 A B J5 A B J4 SWITCH SW31 SETTINGS REJECT DE IN J2 TRANSMIT TO MAIN PC ENABLE POS A RS422 POS B RS232 J3 TRAN...

Page 16: ...ater than setpoint 6 or less than setpoint 3 REject Relay has a timer SHUTdown Relay has a 1 9 preset counter The meter has 5 relays 2 for the REject zone and 1 for each of the DEcrease INcrease and G...

Page 17: ...D comes on track LED goes off SETUP MODE press SETUP LED toggles on off if on in SETUP mode REVERSE MODE press REV LED toggles on off if on in REVERSE mode AVERAGE TONNAGE DISPLAY press LOW COUNT 0 or...

Page 18: ...CREASE GOOD ZONE COUNT GOOD DE INCREASE GOOD ZONE COUNT GOOD IN OK ZONE COUNT GOOD GOOD DECREASE ZONE COUNT COUNT DE DE RELAY COUNTERS To display press GOOD PART COUNT GOOD REJECT COUNT REJECT DECREAS...

Page 19: ...he setting of the decrease preset counter The INcrease relay will operate only when the load has been in the increase zone the same number of times in a row as is set on the increase preset counter Th...

Page 20: ...scribed above The N269 can display strokes per minute the accumulated downtime time since the last stroke and the last alarm load value The highest load and the lowest load is also stored in the memor...

Page 21: ...PLAY When the operator requests data rather than a mode change the display becomes a DATA DISPLAY For example if the N269 is displaying the PEAK load and you wish to view the HIGH SETPOINTS pressing t...

Page 22: ...er a load is displayed in channel 0 Thus during normal operation the process control setpoints are displayed continuously Normally the setpoints are set such that setpoint 3 is greater than setpoint 4...

Page 23: ...e increase zone 4 strokes in a row for the INcrease relay to operate Any load signal below setpoint 5 is in the increase zone Thus it is possible to have the INcrease relay operate when either the REj...

Page 24: ...R To set the INcrease preset counter press the following keys TIME IN dec pt 0 9 ENTER To set the REject preset counter press the following keys TIME REJECT dec pt 0 9 ENTER Preset counter settings of...

Page 25: ...essing the BYPASS key more than once will toggle that setpoint into and out of the BYPASS condition The LOW LED in the channel indicates the status of the BYPASS If the LOW LED is on then the channel...

Page 26: ...returns to displaying loads 13 seconds after the ENTER key is pressed or when the RESET key is pressed The channel 0 LOW SETPOINT in the N269 is not really a LOW SETPOINT This setpoint is called the...

Page 27: ...lue To bypass the pre determined counter press BYPASS before pressing the ENTER key The preset value of the pre determined counter may be viewed at any time This is done with the key sequence COUNT PR...

Page 28: ...1 One counter counts the number of strokes in the decrease zone all loads above setpoint 4 and the other counts the strokes in the increase zone everything below setpoint 5 To view the decrease zone c...

Page 29: ...onitor each stroke and indicate out of tolerance conditions in the display high and low LEDs but will not shut down the press when an out of tolerance load occurs If one stroke is out of tolerance cau...

Page 30: ...at which the load signal crosses the threshold at the start of loading Thus when the amount of time since the threshold crossing elapses the meter reads the load value and stores this number in the m...

Page 31: ...The proper TIME mode must also be selected to see the FIRST LEVEL loading FIRST LEVEL is TIME mode 1 To set the TIME mode press TIME the DEC PT and the number 1 to select TIME mode 1 Press ENTER to en...

Page 32: ...ontrol is on the basis of the total load when in B4 mode For more information about the TIME VALUE refer to its own discussion elsewhere in the manual 3 AVERAGE LOADS The N269 meter can be set to disp...

Page 33: ...oint which may be set to enable the counter to count only those strokes with load greater than the low setpoint and less than the high setpoint These setpoints operate on the basis of the load in chan...

Page 34: ...display by pressing the proper key sequence at the keyboard To display the Last Alarm load information press the key sequence HIGH LOW or LOW HIGH The display will show the load which occurred in eac...

Page 35: ...ch channel until the next press stroke occurs 5 THE LOWEST LOAD The lowest load seen in a particular channel 0 2 is stored in the N269 memory To display this information press the key sequence RESET L...

Page 36: ...agnostic information The following table explains what each digit means DIGIT DATA DESCRIPTION 0 XXXX Main PC ROM checksum 1 X XXX Battery voltage in volts replace if less than 2 5 volts or greater th...

Page 37: ...behind this plate The AC power line is connected to the rightmost 3 terminals labeled L1 L2 and GND Connect a good earth ground to the terminal labeled GND Connect the hot side of the AC line to the...

Page 38: ...e T400 A to the terminal labeled 0 DO NOT under any circumstances reverse the RED and WHITE wires of the T400 A sensor A small 3 pin header with a 2 pin jumper block is located on the main PC board ab...

Page 39: ...r can be 0 in which case no point is displayed 1 2 or 3 places To change this number press the decimal point key This digit only will now be lit Press the number key 0 3 which corresponds to the numbe...

Page 40: ...f 0 This tells the N269 to use the probe input rather than the THRESHOLD for triggering 4 THE MAXIMUM CHANNEL NUMBER LOW LOW LOW 0 2 ENTER To display the MAXIMUM CHANNEL NUMBER press the key sequence...

Page 41: ...hannel 0 Although each channel uses a separate shunt resistor all shunts are simultaneously engaged or disengaged with the SHUNT key switch Each channel has one shunt resistor which has a value of 1ME...

Page 42: ...the 1 MEG shunt used in the N269 a conversion must be made When the proper number is determined the BALANCE and GAIN must be adjusted to read this number on the channel associated with the load cell P...

Page 43: ...nding channel of the N114 and the totals match the meter is calibrated Now the calibration number for each channel must be recorded Put the N269 meter in TRACK mode Seal the GAIN pot of each channel w...

Page 44: ...computer to the N269 The shield can be connected to the center GND terminal 3 SETUP PARAMETERS The N269 transmits data in blocks to the computer at speeds from 9600 to 115 200 baud Traditional modem...

Page 45: ...SW 5 Down 8 SW 4 Down 16 To obtain an address 1 simply have SW11 8 down To obtain an address of 3 simply put 8 and 7 down Every switch downward will sum a higher address value If all the switches were...

Page 46: ...ce is 1000 ohms Due to temperature changes in the sensing devices the no load signal will drift causing small shifts in the output voltage at the output jacks The span however 5 OV capacity will remai...

Page 47: ...Byte 2 2B HEX Start of record indicator 2 TRAILER 5 bytes Always follows data portion of record Byte 1 28 HEX Indicates start of checksum Byte 2 0 9 30 39 HEX A F 41 46 HEX 1st digit of checksum Byte...

Page 48: ...rt of checksum indicator NOTE Even though up to 248 bytes may be transmitted by the computer in the data portion of the record care must be used so as not to request more than 256 bytes of data from t...

Page 49: ...Reject Decrease 0000 to 9999 lower 4 digits W 8 digit counts CHAN 3 Good Increase 0000 to 9999 upper 4 digits CHAN 4 Good Increase 0000 to 9999 lower 4 digits CHAN 5 Reject Increase 0000 to 9999 uppe...

Page 50: ...4 digits CHAN 5 Decrease zone cnt 0000 to 9999 lower 4 digits CHAN 0 Batch count value 0000 to 9999 upper 4 digits CHAN 1 Batch count value 0000 to 9999 lower 4 digits CHAN 2 Stroke counter 0000 to 9...

Page 51: ...SENT Next come high LEDs 4 lo LEDs 4 Chan 0 4 Chan 1 4 etc as before The above assumes data without spaces was requested command 27 HEX If data with spaces is requested command 22 HEX then a space fo...

Page 52: ...roper zone or a fill relay operation If the N269 is in set up mode the alarms will not shut down the press Also if that particular channel is bypassed in the setpoint which caused the alarm the meter...

Page 53: ...I O STATUS Total of 4 digits each digit represents 4 bits First two digits represent status of inputs Next two digits represent status of outputs 1 device OFF 0 device ON ALL OTHER NUMBERS ARE 0000 99...

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