Kübler 6.540.012.000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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6.4 RESET Mode
manual reset via the red
RESET key and electrical
reset via the RESET input
no reset (red RESET key
and RESET input locked)
only electrical reset via the
RESET input
only manual reset via the
red RESET key
30 Hz filter off (f
max
)
30 Hzfilter on
6.2 Switching on the 30 Hz filter
(INP)
4. Inputs
INP
Dynamic count input.
RESET
Dynamic RESET input. Linked in parallel to the
red RESET key. Sets the counter to zero.
5. Setting of the operating pa ra me ters
a. Press both front side keys keys and switch on
the supply voltage or, if the supply voltage is
already on, press both keys simultaneously
during 5 s.
b. The display shows
c. After releasing the keys, the display shows
c1.Hold the left key pressed and press the right
key to leave the programming operation
c2.Press the right key to switch to
.
d. Hold the left key pressed and press the right
key to switch to the first parameter.
e. After releasing the the right keys, the display
alternates between the menu title and the
current menu item setting. After pressing
down any key, only the menu item setting is
displayed.
f. Pressing the right key, the menu item setting
will be switched to the next value.
If figures are to be input (e.g. when setting the
scaling factor), select first the digit using the
left key, and then set the value using the right
key.
g. Hold the left key pressed and press the right
key to switch to the next menu item.
h. The last menu title ”EndPro” allows, when
selecting “Yes”, to exit the programming menu
and to take over (store) the new values. If
“no” is selected, the programming routine
is repeated, the latest values set remaining
active. They can now be checked aain or
modified.
6. Programming routine
The programmable parameters of the device are
described below, in succession. The device is
fully programmed after one pass of the routine.
The first values stated correspond to the
factory settings
6.1 Polarity of the inputs
npn: switching to 0 V
pnp: switching to +U
B
6.3 Decimal point setting
The decimal point determines
the way of displsaing the
count values. It does not affect
counting.
0 no decimal place
0.0 one decimal place
0.00 two decimal places
0.000 three decimal places