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Measuring Mode
Version: FAU_M_EN_170308_E004
4.2.5.
MIN Limit (terminals 17/18)
The open-collector track of this output conducts, when the actual flow bypasses the MIN limit (see chapter
3.4.3) The output is blocked ("OC-track blocked"), when the actual flow exceeds the value for MIN limit plus
hysteresis see chapter 3.4.4).
4.2.6.
Frequency Output 1:1 (terminals 18/20)
The frequency input signal of CH1 is isolated by an optocoupler. The untreated and potential-free signal is
available for further processing at terminals 19 and 20. Frequency and duty cycle of the original signal remain.
4.2.7.
Analogue Output 0/4 to 20 mA or 0/2 to 10 V (terminals 1, 2)
These two terminals give an analogue signal proportional to the assigned
range (see chapter 3.2). The signal is a current or voltage signal according
to the position of the external slide switch. The signal mode can be
selected via the external lefthand slide switch
4.2.8.
Forward/Bachward Output (terminals 3/4)
4.2.9.
Pickup Supply (terminals 3/4)
This terminal provides a supply voltage of 12 V DC for KEM Pickups or Amplifiers. The current is restricted to
20 mA!
4.2.10.
Frequency Inputs CH1 and CH2 (terminals 6/7 and 8/7)
Inputs signals: 3 to 5,000 Hz – signals according to NAMUR or square wave voltage suitable.
CH1 serves the evaluation, CH2 is only used for detection of the rotational direction!
CH1 receives the outputs signal of the KEM Amplifier. You may add a 90°-phase-shifted signal to CH2 to detect
the rotational direction.
CH2 cannot be used to realize twin channel operation.
4.2.11.
Supply Voltage of the FAU (terminals 9/10)
The FAU can be supplied with 24 V DC, 24 V AC, 115 V AC and 230 V AC. For DC-supply terminal 9 re
24 V and terminal 10 requires 0 V.