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1FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTIONS

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1-2. Rear Panel

1-2-1. Protective Ground

This is a protective ground terminal block. Be sure to ground the protective
ground terminal to prevent electric shocks and failures by static electricity. (The
frame and protective ground terminal are conducted.) Do not use other screws
than that attached to the main body (M4×8 binding-head machine screw with a
toothed washer).

1-2-2. Frame Ground (Frame terminal)

This is a F.G terminal.

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The frame and the F.G terminal are conducted.

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1-2-3. Options Slot

One option board can in stall in the option slot.

• BCD Parallel data output

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BCO

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• D/A Converter

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voltage output

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DAV

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• D/A Converter

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current output

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DAI

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Option Slot

Frame Ground

AC Input

Protective Ground

Terminal Block

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Summary of Contents for F320

Page 1: ...F320 DIGITAL INDICATOR 17 May 2012 Rev 1 07 OPERATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ssing pressurizing caulking etc and torque control of rotating devices The RS 485 protocol Modbus RTU is included as standard which facilitates introduction into a system that is formed by using the M...

Page 3: ...follow divide into and and are indicated by the following documents Notes indicated here are the serious contents related to safely Please use F320 after understanding the contents well WARNING CAUTI...

Page 4: ...ing is 125V AC 7A For use at voltages exceeding the rating and for overseas use have a separate AC cable prepared Before performing the following make sure that no power is applied Attachment detachme...

Page 5: ...ower Doing so may cause electric shocks or malfunctions If the cover of the main body is opened it may cause an electric shock internally Even if the power is off the internal capacitor is charged Con...

Page 6: ...orts fire or malfunctions may occur Tightening torque 0 2 0 6N m For sensors external inputs outputs and options use shielded cables For turning on off the power be sure to keep intervals of 5 seconds...

Page 7: ...aging box etc used for this unit are compliant with the RoHS Directive restricting the use of hazardous substances with regard to adverse effects on the environment and human body What is RoHS It is a...

Page 8: ...e It is attached only at the AC power source specification AC cable One Terminating resistance One 3P 2P conversion adapter One F320 operation manual One F320 DIGITAL INDICATOR OPERTATION MANUAL F320...

Page 9: ...en the BCO option is equipped Case two Screw two Connector M2 8 pan head machine screw short two M2 10 pan head machine screws long M2 nut four Washer two Assembly About the power cable The power cabl...

Page 10: ...inal Block 6 2 INSTALLING IN A CONTROL PANEL 8 3 CONNECTION 9 3 1 Connecting Strain Gauge Sensor 10 3 2 Connecting Power Input Terminal 12 3 2 1AC Spec 12 3 2 2DC Spec Depending on the request at the...

Page 11: ...46 6 4 Digital Offset 49 6 5 Near Zero 50 6 6 Digital Filter 51 6 7 Analog Filter 52 6 8 Motion Detect 53 6 9 Zero Tracking 55 6 10 Hold Mode 57 6 11 Set Value LOCK 58 6 12 Calibration LOCK 59 6 13 Z...

Page 12: ...ate Rate Selection 78 10 2 Sink Type BCO Option 79 10 2 1Equivalent Circuit 80 10 2 2Connector Pin Assignment 82 10 3 Source Type BSC Option 85 10 3 1Equivalent Circuit 86 10 3 2Connector Pin Assignme...

Page 13: ...tion 103 14 3 F320 Block Diagram 105 15 DIMENSIONS Standard 106 15 1 Dimensions When the BCO option is equipped 107 15 2 Dimensions When the DAV DAI option is equipped 108 16 SPECIFICATIONS 109 16 1 A...

Page 14: ...CONTENTS...

Page 15: ...OK This LED turns on when the indicated value is smaller than the set value of the high limit and larger than the set value of the low limit low limit indicated value high limit LOW This LED turns on...

Page 16: ...es of display are provided 1 Indicated value 2 Set value 3 Overflow display Minus overflow of the A D converter LOAD Plus overflow of the A D converter LOAD Indicated value overflowed indicated value...

Page 17: ...alue display Enters the actual load calibration mode During setting Increments by one the numeric in the blinking digit of the setting item selection or set value During indicated value display Enters...

Page 18: ...indicated value by the digital zero function when the calibration LOCK is ON During setting Selects the setting mode and the flashing digit of the setting value During indicated value display Starts t...

Page 19: ...are conducted Do not use other screws than that attached to the main body M4 8 binding head machine screw with a toothed washer 1 2 2 Frame Ground Frame terminal This is a F G terminal The frame and...

Page 20: ...Terminal block Assignment A1 A4 Output terminals of the high low limit relays rating 250V AC 0 5A A1 High limit relay N O A2 High limit COM A3 Low limit relay N O A4 Low limit COM A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7...

Page 21: ...s approx 2V per 1mV V sensor input A8 Analog voltage output 0 to Approx 6V A9 Analog COM A10 F G terminal Connect the shielded cable of the strain gauge sensor B1 B2 Terminals for inputting AC power T...

Page 22: ...by the following procedures 1 Make a hole in the panel according to the panel cutout dimensions 2 Remove the guide rails from both sides 3 Insert the F320 from the front of the panel 4 Mount the guide...

Page 23: ...input output terminals check the signal names and pin assignment numbers and then carry out wiring properly The overvoltage applied to the signal input output terminals should not exceed the value def...

Page 24: ...mA For the setting of the excitation voltage see Excitation Voltage on page 65 Attaching a Ferrite Core Wind the sensor cable around the attached ferrite core If necessary fix the binding band B7 B8 B...

Page 25: ...Sensor 6 wire Strain Gauge Sensor For connecting a 6 wire strain gauge sensor short circuit EXC and S and EXC and S EXC EXC SIG SIG SHIELD IN OUT IN OUT B7 B8 B9 B10 F320 A10 EXC EXC SIG SIG SHIELD I...

Page 26: ...sure that no power is applied 2 Remove the terminal block cover 3 Remove the three screws at the lower left of the terminal block align the crimp contacts with the screw holes and then tighten the sc...

Page 27: ...arate AC cable prepared Since the F320 has no power switch install a breaker Be sure to ground the protective ground terminal to prevent electric shocks and failures by static electricity The frame an...

Page 28: ...bination Lightning surge protector For connecting the lightning surge protector a cable with an EU plug optionally available is required MAINTRAB MNT 1D is a trademark of PHOENIX CONTACT MAINTRAB MNT...

Page 29: ...of the terminal block Connect the positive side of the power source to the red screw side of the terminal block on the back of the F320 and its negative side to the black screw side Align the crimp c...

Page 30: ...Since the F320 has no power switch install a breaker Be sure to ground the protective ground terminal to prevent electric shocks and failures by static electricity The frame and protective ground term...

Page 31: ...tector in combination Connect Lightning surge protector PT BE FM PT 2 PE S 24AC ST is a trademark of PHOENIX CONTACT PT BE FM PT 2 PE S 24AC ST DIN rail installation type F320 6 4 2 5 3 1 L N IN OUT L...

Page 32: ...ply Connect a spark killer as near the load as possible Connect a diode as near the load as possible Power Supply CAUTION Use within the rating 250V AC 0 5A Overvoltage and overcurrent may cause break...

Page 33: ...sistor IN IN TTL open collect output A7 A6 Outside F320 Hold input Ic Approx COM Push switch A5 A6 DZ input Connect A5 and A6 8mA 8mA Toggleelay switch Vcc 12V ON when IN is H CAUTION Avoid applying e...

Page 34: ...nsor input A8 External device Load resistance 2k or above SIG GND Inside Outside A9 F320 CAUTION Since the VOL OUT terminals are not insulated from internal circuits use shielded cables for connection...

Page 35: ...sis Digital Near Zero Digital Filter Analog Filter Motion Detect Motion Detect Zero Tracking time Zero Tracking range Hold Mode Offset time range Setting Mode 2 High LowLlimit Comparison Mode CAL FNC...

Page 36: ...nvalid Valid Invalid CAL GAIN P 58 P 59 P 60 P 61 P 62 P 65 P 75 Scale Division Display Frequency Excitation Voltage RS 485 RS 485 ID P 63 P 74 CAL GAIN P 78 BCD Data Update Rate D A Zero Setting P 97...

Page 37: ...r 2 Analog Filter 3 Motion Detect time 4 Motion Detect range 5 Zero Tracking time 6 Zero Tracking range 7 Hold Mode Blnking OFF HI OK LOW HOLD PEAK HI OK LOW HOLD PEAK HI OK LOW HOLD PEAK HI OK LOW HO...

Page 38: ...RS 485 Transmission Delay Time 4 BCD Data Update Rate 5 D A Zero Setting 6 D A Full Scale Setting 7 D A Output Mode 8 Password HI OK LOW HOLD PEAK HI OK LOW HOLD PEAK HI OK LOW HOLD PEAK HI OK LOW HO...

Page 39: ...parison is always made except for near zero 1 Comparison is made in the stabl status 0 Comparison is always made P 45 4 Hysteresis 00 00 0000 to 9999 P 46 5 Digital Offset 000 00 19999 to 19999 P 49 6...

Page 40: ...ence page 1 Set Value LOCK 0 1 ON 0 OFF P 58 2 Calibration LOCK 0 1 ON 0 OFF P 59 3 ZERO key Valid Invalid 0 1 Invalid 0 Valid P 60 4 HOLD key Valid Invalid 0 1 Invalid 0 Valid P 61 5 Scale Division 0...

Page 41: ...D 01 01 to 32 P 75 3 RS 485 Transmission DeLay Time 00 00 to 99 P 76 4 BCD Data Update Rate 4 4 2000 times 3 1000 times 2 100 times 1 10 times 0 1 times P 78 5 D A Zero Setting 000 00 19999 to 19999 P...

Page 42: ...yed F3 of setting Mode3 is displayed F4 of setting Mode4 is displayed Select a setting item Select a setting item Select a setting item Select a setting item The most significant digit starts blinking...

Page 43: ...the values indicated as follows for load 2 001mV V 100 0kgf for pressure 2 002mV V 10 00kgf cm2 and for torque 2 502mV V 15 00kgf m Actual Load Calibration This approach provides calibration by applyi...

Page 44: ...decimal place omissible if no desired value is present Set the minimum value of the digital change desired omissible if no desired value is present Set the rated output vale and zero point of the stra...

Page 45: ...Select calibration lock Use and key to set the calibration lock of OFF 0 then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press twice HOLD CAL GAI...

Page 46: ...g mode 3 2 Select decimal place Use and keys to set the decimal place then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press CAL HOLD seven times G...

Page 47: ...ct setting mode 3 2 Select scale division Use and key to set the scale division then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press five times C...

Page 48: ...ey to validata the setting 4 Place the sensor without load and set the zero point Check that the sensor is unloaded then press and keys in this order If the indicated value following the display CALZE...

Page 49: ...2 Select calibration lock Use and key to set the calibration lock of ON 1 then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press twice HOLD CAL GAI...

Page 50: ...desired value is present Set the minimum value of the digital change desired omissible if no desired value is present Set the zero point of the strain gauge sensor Set the span gain point of the stra...

Page 51: ...Select calibration lock Use and key to set the calibration lock of OFF 0 then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press twice HOLD CAL GAI...

Page 52: ...g mode 3 2 Select decimal place Use and keys to set the decimal place then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press CAL HOLD seven times G...

Page 53: ...use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press five times CAL HOLD GAIN CAL ZERO HOLD FNC Setting of Scale Division Scale Division 001 to 100 1...

Page 54: ...ithout load Output of the strain gauge sensor is on the minus side Check to see if the SIG and SIG wiring if the sensor is reversed On completion of calibration turn on the calibration LOCK 1 Apply an...

Page 55: ...2 Select calibration lock Use and key to set the calibration lock of ON 1 then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press twice HOLD CAL GAI...

Page 56: ...value exceeds the high low output is turned on when it drops below the low limit HIGH LOW output conditions HI ON Indicated value High limit value OFF Indicated value High limit value LOW ON Indicated...

Page 57: ...limit set value or more to when the relay turns OFF t4 Time from when the indicated value falls below the low limit set value to when the relay turns ON Time Indicated value High limit value Low limi...

Page 58: ...date the setting 3 Select low limit value Use and keys to set the low limit value Press key to place a minus sign Press key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key F...

Page 59: ...AL HOLD GAIN CAL HOLD FNC Setting of High Low Limit Comparison Mode High Low Limit Comparison Mode 3 Comparison is made at stable 2 Comparison is always made 1 Comparison is made in the 0 Comparison i...

Page 60: ...e comparison is turned off when the indicated value is below the high limit value by the hysteresis setting This is effective in preventing chattering caused when signals are slightly varying vibratin...

Page 61: ...F Relay OFF Indicated value LED ON LED ON LED OFF LED OFF LED OFF LED ON LED OFF LED ON LEDOFF LED ON LED OFF Relay OFF Relay ON Relay OFF Relay ON With hysteresis Without hysteresis By setting hyster...

Page 62: ...and keys to set the hysteresis range then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC Press four times CAL HOLD GAIN CAL ZERO HOLD FNC Setting of Hysteresis...

Page 63: ...oading the equipment for some reason or when you want to give offset Indicated value to be displayed Actual indicated value Digital offset setting value 1 Select setting mode 1 2 Select digital offset...

Page 64: ...de For details see High and Low Limit Comparison Mode on page 45 1 Select setting mode 1 2 Select near zero Use and keys to set the near zero then use key to validate the setting To return to the indi...

Page 65: ...OFF 0 or 1 to 256 times A higher frequency will make a more stable display with slower response A lower frequency will have quicker response but more unstable display 1 Select setting mode 2 2 Select...

Page 66: ...utout freguency is selectable in the 3 10 30 100 300 1k Hz 1 Select setting mode 2 2 Select analog filter Use and keys to set the analog filter then use key to validate the setting To return to the in...

Page 67: ...tal filter setting in the operation mode Setting example motion detect time 0 8 sec motion detect range 10 When dn specified range 10 division is consecutive and specified time 0 8sec or more continue...

Page 68: ...he setting 3 Select motion detect range Use and keys to set the motion detect range then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO Press three times C...

Page 69: ...ime Use and keys to set the zero tracking time then use key to validate the setting 3 Select zero tracking range Use and keys to set the zero tracking range then use key to validate the setting To ret...

Page 70: ...not work Boundary of zero track DELAY Indicated value COUNT COUNT BAND 0 DELAY Band count 2 From the point when it returned within the range counting will be resumed CAUTION Since the zero tracking fu...

Page 71: ...nal and the Sample Hold function to hold and display an optional point 1 Select setting mode 2 2 Select hold mode Use and keys to set the hold mode then use key to validate the setting To return to th...

Page 72: ...lect setting mode 3 2 Select set value LOCK Use and key to set the set value lock of ON 1 then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO HOLD CAL...

Page 73: ...use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press twice HOLD CAL GAIN CAL HOLD FNC CalibrationLOCK Calibration LOCK 1 ON 0 OFF For setting items l...

Page 74: ...key 1 Select setting mode 3 2 Select zero key valid invalid Use and keys to set the zero key valid invalid then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC...

Page 75: ...D key 1 Select setting mode 3 2 Select hold key valid invalid Use and keys to set the hold key valid invalid then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC...

Page 76: ...change 1 Select setting mode 3 2 Select scale division Use and key to set the scale division then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Pres...

Page 77: ...t is fixed to 2000 per second 1 Select setting mode 3 2 Select display frequency Use and key to set the display frequency then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display...

Page 78: ...setting mode 3 2 Select decimal place Use and keys to set the decimal place and then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press CAL HOLD se...

Page 79: ...the setting To return to the indicated value display press key FNC ZERO ZERO Press eight times CAL HOLD GAIN CAL HOLD FNC Setting Excitation Voltage Excitation Voltage 1 10 V 0 2 5V CAUTION Use a str...

Page 80: ...OFF LED OFF LED OFF LED Blinking LED OFF Peak hold section Hold input HOLD If the hold function is turned ON by external signal input turn OFF the hold function by external signal input and if the hol...

Page 81: ...is held t2 Time from when the hold signal is cancelled to when the indicated value returns to tracking t3 Minimum reset signal width required for canceling the hold t2 t3 Detection Hold Section Time...

Page 82: ...LED OFF HOLD If the hold function is turned ON by external signal input turn OFF the hold function by external signal input and if the hold function is turned ON by key input turn OFF the hold functi...

Page 83: ...n the indicated value is held t2 Time from when the hold signal is cancelled to when the indicated value returns to tracking t3 Minimum reset signal width required for canceling the hold t2 t3 t1 Hold...

Page 84: ...digital zero function works to zero the indicated value 1 Perform digital zero 2 When the indicated value becomes zero digital zero is completed ZERO Digital zero OFF ON Turn ON for 5 msec or more The...

Page 85: ...ch as controlling aggregating and recording 9 1 Communication Specifications 9 1 1 Standards Signal level Based on RS 485 Transmission distance Approx 1km Transmission method Asynchronous half duplex...

Page 86: ...ixed at 0 3 Linked with indicated value Signed 16 bits 5 Not linked with indicated value Signed 16 bits Holding Register 4XXXX 1 High limit Signed 16 bits 2 Low limit 3 High low limit comparison mode...

Page 87: ...d there is usually no need to use the terminal SG However confirm the specifications of the devise connected before connecting the terminal SG when it is necessary to connect it according to the situa...

Page 88: ...RS 485 communication method Use and keys to set the RS 485 communication method then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key Press three times FNC ZERO HOLD...

Page 89: ...the F320 1 Select setting mode 4 2 Select RS 485 ID Use and keys to set the RS 485 ID then use key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display press key Press three times FNC ZER...

Page 90: ...nsmission delay time msec Frame Frame 1 Select setting mode 4 2 Select transmission delay time Use and keys to set the transmission delay time then use key to validate the setting To return to the ind...

Page 91: ...gating and recording Assembling Connector 1 Align the connector and each screw two in the groove in one case 2 Put the other case on it and fit the cases together 3 Tighten each M2 8 pan head machine...

Page 92: ...ss three times FNC ZERO Press four times HOLD CAL GAIN CAL ZERO HOLD FNC Setting of BCD Data Update Rate Selection 0 1times sec 500msec 1 10times sec 50msec 2 100times sec 5msec 3 1000times sec 0 5mse...

Page 93: ...ommon is connected Rated voltage 30V Rated current 50mA Insulation method Photo coupler insulation Input Input signal BCD data hold logic switching Input type Dead front contact input self contained p...

Page 94: ...24V F320 Sink type PLC input unit etc Plus common type A2 A12 B2 B13 A1 B1 Internal transistor status Output data Negative Positive 0 OFF ON 1 ON OFF Output pin level Output data Negative Positive 0 1...

Page 95: ...mA In COM Sink type F320 A1 B1 A14 B14 5V PLC output unit etc CAUTION Avoid applying external voltages to the signal input circuit Use external elements which withstands Ic 10mA or above Leakage curre...

Page 96: ...utted Minus polarity The polarity of the indicated value as BCD data is outputted No Signal No Signal A1 COM B1 COM A2 Out 1 B2 Out 1000 A3 Out 2 B3 Out 2000 A4 Out 4 B4 Out 4000 A5 Out 8 B5 Out 8000...

Page 97: ...Over It is outputted at the time of over scale LOAD LOAD OFL1 or OFL2 Strobe Strobe pulses are outputted in synchronization with BCD data Read data using the rising edges of the pulses The setting of...

Page 98: ...signal is hold release When level input is ON output signal is hold Logic Switching Level input Switch the output signal logic with pin B14 When level input is OFF output signal is negative logic Whe...

Page 99: ...l ON output transistor ON When the input unit such as PLC is connected minus common is connected Rated voltage 30V Rated current 20mA Insulation method Photo coupler insulation Input Input signal BCD...

Page 100: ...OM 24V PLC input unit etc Minus common type A2 A12 B2 B13 A16 B16 Out 0V F320 24V A1 B1 Source type Internal transistor status Output data Positive Negative 0 OFF ON 1 ON OFF Output pin level Output d...

Page 101: ...utput unit etc Souece type F320 A16 B16 A14 B14 Ic 20mA max 4 7k 24VRTN 24V CAUTION Avoid applying external voltages to the signal input circuit Use external elements which withstands Ic 10mA or above...

Page 102: ...Minus polarity The polarity of the indicated value as BCD data is outputted No Signal No Signal A1 In 24V B1 In 24V A2 Out 1 B2 Out 1000 A3 Out 2 B3 Out 2000 A4 Out 4 B4 Out 4000 A5 Out 8 B5 Out 8000...

Page 103: ...Over It is outputted at the time of over scale LOAD LOAD OFL1 or OFL2 Strobe Strobe pulses are outputted in synchronization with BCD data Read data using the falling edges of the pulses The setting o...

Page 104: ...is hold release When level input is ON conducting output signal is hold Logic Switching Level input Switch the output signal with pin B14 When level input is OFF non conducting output signal is negati...

Page 105: ...utput Gain adjustment range Approx 9 5 to 10 5V at the time of full scale output Zero drift Within 0 6mV Gain drift Within 50ppm Non linearityv Within 0 05 FS Not including the drift of the analog inp...

Page 106: ...icated value to output 10V D A full scale set value Respective set values are inputted by the D A zero and full scale setting functions External device Load resistance 2k or more SIG GND Inside Outsid...

Page 107: ...1 10000 with respect to 0 to 10V In other words the minimum unit of voltage is 10 to 10V 1 10000 2mV Also the minimum unit of indicated value is D A full scale set value D A zero set value 2 1 10000 V...

Page 108: ...n adjustment range Approx 19 6 to 20 4mA at the time of full scale output Zero drift Within 0 5 A Gain drift Within 50ppm Non linearity Within 0 05 FS Not including the drift of the analog input secti...

Page 109: ...t 4mA D A zero set value and the indicated value to output 20mA D A full scale set value Respective set values are inputted by the D A zero and full scale setting functions External device Load resist...

Page 110: ...nverter is 1 10000 with respect to 4 to 20mA In other words the minimum unit of voltage is 20 4mA 1 10000 1 6 A Also the minimum unit of indicated value is D A full scale set value D A zero set value...

Page 111: ...y to validate the setting 3 Select D A full scale Use and keys to set the D A full scale Press key to place a minus sign Press key to validate the setting To return to the indicated value display pres...

Page 112: ...with sensor input Even if the indicated value is held an output is made according to the changes in sensor input signal Linked with indicated value Analog output linked with indicated value When the i...

Page 113: ...alues 1 Select setting mode 4 2 Select password Use and keys to set the password Press key to validate the setting When you hear a beep initialization is completed Do not operate any key until you hea...

Page 114: ...A D converter under 3 2mV V between SIG Plus overflow of the A D converter over 3 2mV V between SIG Indicated value overflowed indicated value 19999 Indicated value overflowed indicated value 19999 Ou...

Page 115: ...errors in the internal circuits and in programs and the Visual check Function to visually check the indicator The self check is completed in 30 seconds The display should appear then the indicate val...

Page 116: ...14 SELF CHECK FUNCTION AND INITIALIZATION 102 Self check Visual Check Sequence 1 2 1 ROM version 2 Check sum 1 and 2 are subject to change...

Page 117: ...tained through zero calibration and span calibration to the factory setting The initialization follows the self check 1 Turn off the power to the F320 2 Turn on the power with and keys held down ZERO...

Page 118: ...14 SELF CHECK FUNCTION AND INITIALIZATION 104 Initialization Sequence 1 2 1 ROM version 2 Check sum 1 and 2 are subject to change...

Page 119: ...og NOV RAM 1024bit Display HOLD DZ 2Line 2Line D A I D A V BCD HI LO CPU 9V 9V 5V VOL OUT GND 5V VCC Isolation Power Supply Unit LED 12V RS 485 Option Allowable number of Indicates the insulation FRAM...

Page 120: ...15 DIMENSIONS Standard 106 15 DIMENSIONS Standard Unit mm...

Page 121: ...15 DIMENSIONS Standard 107 15 1 Dimensions When the BCO option is equipped Unit mm...

Page 122: ...15 DIMENSIONS Standard 108 15 2 Dimensions When the DAV DAI option is equipped Unit mm...

Page 123: ...ent input calibration error Within 0 1 FS 0 5mV V input Zero adjustment range 0 to 2 0mV V Gain adjustment range 0 5 to 3 0mV V Analog input signal sensitivity 1 V count 1 10000 can be assured with 1m...

Page 124: ...ration actual load calibration equivalent input calibration Setting mode 1 High limit value Low limit value High Low limit comparison mode Hysteresis Digital offset Near zero Setting mode 2 Digital fi...

Page 125: ...mber of units connected 32 at maximum including one master Bit configuration Start bit 1 bit Character length Fixed at 8 bits Stop bit Fixed at 1 bit Parity bit Selectable from none odd and even 16 6...

Page 126: ...5 digit near zero minus over stable strobe Output logic Switching between positive logic and negative logic Output type Source type When signal ON output transistor ON When the input unit such as PLC...

Page 127: ...5 FS Not including the drift of the analog input section Output connector Screw type terminal block two pole D A converter current output DAI Current output 4 to 20mA load resistance 350 or less D A c...

Page 128: ...25msec 12V DC mean load state ordinary temperature at cold start time 3A 20msec 24V DC mean load state ordinary temperature at cold start time Ambient conditions Temperature Operation 10 to 40 Storage...

Page 129: ...Unipulse Corporation 9 11 Nihonbashi Hisamatsucho Chuo ku Tokyo 103 0005 Tel 81 3 3639 6120 Fax 81 3 3639 6130...

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