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R3-PC16A

5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN
Phone: +81(6)6659-8201  Fax: +81(6)6659-8510  E-mail: [email protected]

EM-8408  Rev.5  P. 4 / 4

OPERATING MODES

When writing the number of output pulse (target value) 
from a host, R3-PC16A outputs the difference from the 
number of pulse outputs until now (present value) as the 
remainder number of pulse. 
The present value of the R3-PC16A is held even with power 
off.  If target value is ‘0’ or higher than totalized pulse up-
per limit, it is invalid.  When the target value is not less 
than 2001 for the present value, the unit does not output 
the pulse and the present value is equal to the target value. 
E.g.1)   Present value = 1000 and target value = 1500, it out-

puts 500 pulses. 

E.g.2)   Present value = 9000 and target value = 500, it out-

puts 1500 pulses. 

E.g.3)   Present value = 1000 and target value = 3001, it 

does not outputs any pulse, present value = 3001.

(When the totalized pulse upper limit is initial setting, 
10000.) 

MANUAL COUNT RESET

1) Remove Network Module or its cables and interrupt com-

munication with other devices.

2) Turn ON the Count Reset SW (SW3-1).
3) Return the module to the base and turn the power supply 

on.

4) ERR LED turns on and the module starts resetting its 

counter.  When the resetting is complete, the LED turns 

to green.  DO NOT remove the power while the red LED 

is on.  The RUN LED starts blinking at the same time.

5) After the green LED is confirmed, turn the power supply 

off.

6) Turn OFF the Count Reset SW (SW3-1).
7) Return the Network module onto the base and turn the 

power supply on.

Note:  Count Reset SW must be turned OFF after this proce-

dure because the module does not start counting with 
ON state.

Содержание R3-PC16A

Страница 1: ...y HOT SWAPPABLE MODULES Replacing the module does not affect other modules on the same base Thus the module can be replaced while the power is ON However replacing multiple modules at once may greatly change live voltage levels We highly recommend to replace them one by one GENERAL PRECAUTIONS DO NOT set the switches on the module while the power is supplied The switches are used only for maintena...

Страница 2: ...reen in normal operating conditions Output status indicator Red LED turns on with the output ON SIDE DIP SW Factory setting ON OFF Pulse Width SW1 1 through 1 6 ON OFF PULSE WIDTH TIME 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 5 msec ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 10 msec OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF 50 msec ON ON OFF ON ON OFF 100 msec OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON 500 msec ON OFF ON ON OFF ON 1 sec OFF ON ON OFF ON ON 1 5 ...

Страница 3: ...RNAL BUS B For dual redundant communication BUS CONNECTOR 1 18 Po 1 Po 16 17 Po 15 16 Po 14 15 Po 13 14 Po 12 13 Po 11 12 Po 10 11 Po 9 8 Po 8 7 Po 7 6 Po 6 5 Po 5 4 Po 4 3 Po 3 2 Po 2 1 19 9 10 20 24V DC L L L L L L L L 24V DC 24V DC L L L L L L L L COM COM WIRING INSTRUCTIONS SCREW TERMINAL Torque 0 5 N m SOLDERLESS TERMINAL Refer to the drawing below for recommended ring tongue terminal size Sp...

Страница 4: ... 2 Present value 9000 and target value 500 it out puts 1500 pulses E g 3 Present value 1000 and target value 3001 it does not outputs any pulse present value 3001 When the totalized pulse upper limit is initial setting 10000 MANUAL COUNT RESET 1 Remove Network Module or its cables and interrupt com munication with other devices 2 Turn ON the Count Reset SW SW3 1 3 Return the module to the base and...

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