Milltronics MD-256 Instruction Manual

MD-256 Speed Sensor
33455430 Rev 1.0
Instruction Manual PL-543 April 1998
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Specifications 4
General Operation 5
Circuit 5
Installation 6
Dimensions 6 Mounting 7
Mounting to a Tail Pulley 8 Mounting to a Bend or Snub Pulley 9 General Installation Steps 10 Interconnection (Wiring) 11
Terminals 11
Terminal Connections to Integrators 12
Maintenance 13
Inspection 13
Bearing Replacement 13
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SPECIFICATIONS
Power
Ambient Temperature
Input
Output
Enclosure
Approval
Cable (optional)
Weight
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+10 to +15V dc, 30mA (from integrator)
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-40° to 55° C (-40°F to 131°F)
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Shaft rotation 0.5 to 470 rpm, bidirectional
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Unidirectional open collector sinking output
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+5V dc, 25mA max (to integrator)
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256 pulses per revolution
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2 to 2000Hz
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General purpose
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Aluminum
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CE
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3-wire shielded, 7.5mm2 (18 AWG)
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Max run 305m (1000’)
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1.22 kg (2.68 lb.)
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GENERAL OPERATION
The MD-256 is a digitizing speed sensor for use on belt scales. It connects to the shaft of a pulley and measures the shaft's rotation by sending pulses to the Milltronics integrator.
This speed sensor features:
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High resolution for accurate measurement
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Small size
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Light weight
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Long bearing life
CIRCUIT
256 pulses are generated for each rotation of the MD-256 shaft. These pulses are typically fed into a Milltronics belt scale integrator. The integrator interprets the pulses and uses them in the calculation of belt speed, flow rate, and material totalization.
Integrators with which the MD-256 works are:
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Compuscale
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Compuscale II
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Compuscale IIA
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CompuScale-III
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Compu-M
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Accumass BW-100
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Competitive integrators – consult your local Milltronics representative
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