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CALCULATING THE PRESCALER (Dual Preset Only)
The LYNX is factory set to provide 1 count on the display for each pulse that
is input to the unit. In many applications, there will not be a one to one
correspondence between input pulses and display units. In these applications it
will be necessary for the LYNX to scale or multiply the input pulses by a
prescaler to achieve the proper display units (feet, meters, gallons, widgets,
etc.).
The “Prescale”, denoted as “K”, is simply the total amount of scaling
required. It is obtained by dividing the “Display Units” by the “Number of
Pulses” as shown in the Formula below.
K = Display Units/Number of Pulses
WHERE:
DISPLAY UNITS - The number of units (revolutions, feet, 10ths of feet,
meters, etc.) that would be acquired after the “Number of Pulses” has
occurred.
NUMBER OF PULSES - The number of pulses required to achieve the
number of “Display Units”.
CARPET ROLL MEASURING & CUTTING OPERATION
This application requires the control of a motor which winds carpet onto a
roll. An early warning signal is required to slow the motor 10 yards before it
is to be stopped. The roll length setting should be protected against
unauthorized changes and the system must be restarted from a remote location.
A dual preset LYNX counter is used to satisfy all of the above requirements.
The measurement of the carpet is done by using a double wheeled version of
the LSC sensor. The LSCDY20F was chosen for its 10 pulses per yard output
and its durable polyurethane wheels. As the carpet is wound onto the roll, the
LYNX starts counting down from its preset value of 300 yards. With a prescale
value of 0.10000, the counter decrements once for every 10 pulses and
indicates the number of whole yards remaining. Relay 1 turns on when the
counter reaches 10, signaling the motor controller to start the slowdown
process. Relay 2 turns on when the counter reaches “0”, stopping the motor
completely. The operator manually cuts the carpet and removes the full roll,
replacing it with an empty one. The “REMOTE RESET” button and the
“MOTOR START” button are pushed to start the sequence over again. Any
roll length can be programmed into Preset 2 without changing Preset 1. Preset
1 will always turn on 10 yards from the end of the roll.
The following is a list of the DIP switch settings and terminal connections
to meet the process requirements.
Set-Up DIP Switches Mode DIP Switches
S1 SNK S5 Down
S2 HI FRQ S6 Up
S3 HI BIAS S7 Up
S4 DIS RST S8 Up
S9 Up (enable)
TBA Connections
Terminal 1 (REM.RST) Pushbutton switch
Terminal 2 (PGM.DIS) Keyswitch
Terminal 3 (UP/DN) Terminal 5 (COMM.)
Terminal 4 (CNT.IN) Output of LSC
Terminal 5 (COMM.) Common of LSC
Terminal 6 (DC OUT) +12V of LSC
TBB Connections
Terminal 1 & 2 Primary Power
Terminal 4 & 5 (Relay 1) Slow motor
Terminal 7 & 8 (Relay 2) Stop motor
Terminal 3 & 6 Not Used
Front Panel Programming
Preset 1 10
Preset 2 300
Prescale 0.10000
After programming is complete, activating the key switch connects
Program Disable, “PGM.DIS.” to “COMM.” and prevents accidental changes
to programmed values. “REMOTE RESET” is accomplished by connecting
the contacts of a pushbutton switch to the “REM.RST.” and “COMM.”
terminals of the LYNX.
APPLICATION FOR DUAL LEVEL PRESET LYNX COUNTER
ORDERING INFORMATION
TROUBLESHOOTING
For further technical assistance, contact technical support at the appropriate company numbers listed.
MODEL NO. DESCRIPTION
12 VDC 24 VDC 230 VAC 115 VAC
LNXC1 Lynx Single Preset Counter LNXC1020 LNXC1030 LNXC1010 LNXC1000
LNXC2 Lynx Dual Preset Counter LNXC2020 LNXC2030 LNXC2010 LNXC2000
*LNXCC LNXCC020 LNXCC030 LNXCC010 LNXCC000
PART NUMBERS FOR AVAILABLE SUPPLY VOLTAGES
Lynx Contact Input Counter
For more information on Pricing, Enclosures & Panel Mount Kits, refer to the RLC Catalog or
contact your local RLC distributor
* For complete details on this version of the Lynx counter, refer to Bulletin No. LNXCC.