Optex THERMO-HUNTER BUILT-IN, CS-30TAC-HT, CS-30TAC, CS-40TAC-HT, CS-40TAC Instruction Manual

THERMO-HUNTER BUILT-IN

CS-30TAC

，

CS-40TAC

CS-30TAC-HT

，

CS-40TAC-HT

Non-Contact Thermometer

Printed in JAPAN 1941-4 2013/09

Instruction Manual

OPTEX FA CO., LTD.

91 Chudoji-Awata-cho Shimogyo-ku Kyoto
600-8815 JAPAN
TEL: [phone] FAX: [phone]

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Introduction

○ Please make sure the model you purchased is the one you specifi ed.
○ Please read the manual thoroughly before using the device for correct

usage.

○ After reading this manual, please retain it for future reference.
○ OPTEX is not liable for any incidental or consequential damages or losses

including losses of data or changes of measurement, arising from accident,
misuse or abnormal conditions of operation or handling.

Thank you very much for purchasing OPTEX products.
This device is a non-contact thermometer to convert the infrared energy emitted from the
surface of an object into temperature. This thermometer measures the surface temperature
of solid and liquid without contacting them. The temperature of gas cannot be measured by
this thermometer.

Contents

Introduction ................................................................................................ 2

Safe Usage ................................................................................................3

Warnings & Caution on Environment and Usage ......................................3

Specifi cations ............................................................................................4

External Dimensions/Parts Name..............................................................5

Wiring Diagram ..........................................................................................6

Mounting/Installation..................................................................................8

Field of View ..............................................................................................9

How to Use ..............................................................................................10

Function List ............................................................................................ 11

Setup of Functions...................................................................................12

BANK mode .......................................................................................12

DELY mode ........................................................................................12

TADJ mode ........................................................................................12

ASCL mode........................................................................................15

ALAM mode .......................................................................................16

TRIG mode ........................................................................................ 18

ECO mode .........................................................................................21

END mode ......................................................................................... 21

Troubleshooting ....................................................................................... 22

Maintenance ............................................................................................ 22

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This product is not a clinical thermometer and therefore, cannot be used for medical
purposes.

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those
specifi ed herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

Safe Usage

This instruction manual contains various warnings for your safety and proper usage to avoid
possible personal injury. Please be sure to heed the warnings and strictly follow safety
instructions.

This symbol signifies that improper usage may result in injuries or
damage.

Environmental Warnings - Warning - Caution

Usage Warnings - Warning - Caution

Caution

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DO NOT USE THERMOMETER WHEN IT IS WET OR
SOAKED IN LIQUID.
Although the product is water-resistant, using it with water
drops on its lens or in wet conditions may cause incorrect
measurement.

AVOID MEASURING SHINY OBJECTS.
Shiny objects refl ect surrounding temperatures. Incorrect
measurement may occur although specifying the emissivity
rate can correct it.

DO NOT USE WITH NON-STANDARD VOLTAGE.
Using the unit out of 12 to 24 VDC range may result in
damage to the unit, shorts, fi res and injuries. In such cases,
immediately switch the unit off.

DO NOT TOUCH THE LENS.
Do not touch the lens with hard or sharp objects. Do not
insert foreign objects into the light receiving part. Otherwise
incorrect measurement will occur.

KEEP THE THERMOMETER AWAY FROM DIRECT
SUNLIGHT, DUST, HIGH TEMPERATURES AND HIGH
HUMIDITY DURING USE AND STORAGE.
This may cause irreparable damage or incorrect
measurement.

DO NOT DROP THIS THERMOMETER NOR GIVE
A STRONG IMPACT TO IT, WHICH MAY CAUSE
IRREPARABLE DAMAGE OR INCORRECT MEASUREMENT.
This may cause irreparable damage or incorrect measurement.

DO NOT LET THE THERMOMETER TOUCH THE OBJECT
THAT IS BEING MEASURED.
This product is a non-contact thermometer. Touching high­temperature object may cause deformation of the meter,
irreparable damage or incorrect measurement.

DO NOT BRING THE THERMOMETER CLOSE TO
ELECTRICALLY CHARGED OBJECTS.
This may cause irreparable damage or incorrect
measurement.

KEEP THE THERMOMETER AWAY FROM SUDDEN
CHANGE IN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE.
Sudden temperature change may cause incorrect
measurement. Start measurement when temperature has
become stable after leaving the meter for a while.

KEEP THE THERMOMETER AWAY FROM PRODUCTS
WHICH PRODUCE STRONG ELECTROMAGNETIC
WAVES. DO NOT USE IN AN ATMOSPHERE CONTAINING
CORROSIVE GASES OR EXPLOSIVE GASES.
This may cause irreparable damage or incorrect measurement.

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Accessories: Mounting nut (M12 × P1.0) × 2
Options: Black body tape, mounting fi tting, amplifi er protective case, changeable laser marker, air purge

collar, CF lens

* The specifi cations are subject to change without notice for product improvement.

Specifi cations

Model

CS-30TAC-HT CS-40TAC-HT

CS-30TAC CS-40TAC

Temperature range 0 °C to 1000 °C -40 °C to 500 °C

Area size

φ

30/500 mm

22:1

φ

40/500 mm

15:1

φ

30/500 mm

22:1

φ

40/500 mm

15:1

Optics Silicon lens(Water-repellent coat, Oil-repellent coat)

Detection element /

Wavelength

Thermopile/ 8 to 14 μm

Response speed 150 msec/90

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Accuracy

0 to 200

°

C: ± 2 °C

201 to 1000

°

C: Reading value ± 1 %

-40 to 0

°

C: ± 3 °C

1 to 200

°

C: ± 2 °C

201 to 500

°

C: Reading value ± 1 %

Repeatability

Up to 200

°

C: ± 1.0 °C

201

°

C and more： ± 0.5 %

Emissivity rate

adjustment

0.1 to 1.2

Power supply 12 to 24 VDC ± 10 %

Consumption 120 mA (Max. load), 80 mA (Eco mode)

Ambient temperature

Sensor head: 0 to 180°C, Amplifi er: 0 to 65°C Sensor head: 0 to 100°C, Amplifi er: 0 to 65°C

Ambient humidity 35 to 85 % (without condensation)

Storage temperature 0 to 70

°

C

Water resistance Sensor head: IP69K, Amplifi er: IP40

Vibration resistance 10 to 55 Hz, 1.5 mm amplitude, 2 hours each for XYZ directions

Material Sensor head: SUS, Amplifi er: ABS

Dimensions Sensor head: M12 (φ14) x 34 mm, Amplifi er: 35 x 52 x 38.5 mm

Weight

Sensor head: Approx. 100 g (including a cable of 3 m),

Amplifi er: Approx. 200 g (including a cable of 2 m)

Display LED

Resolution 1°C

Analog output 4 to 20 mA

Analog output resolution

0.5°C

Analog output accuracy

± 0.5% or ± 1.0°C

Analog output updating time

10msec

Analog output allowable load

250 Ω

Analog output impedance

47 Ω

Contact output Photo MOS FET x 2　(c contact x 2)

Contact output capacity

300 mA/ 30 VDC or less

Interface Digital output

Others

Trigger (synchronous) input

Bank switch x 4

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External Dimensions/Parts Name

Lens surface

φ

7

M12 × P1.0

10

30

φ14

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Sensor head

Sensor cable

φ

4×3000 (MAX)

Cable cover

Serial No.

▲/▼

buttons

ENT. button

Output cable

φ

6×2000 (MAX)

Cable No.

Main display



Amplifi er

Sub display

64

52

35

38.5

31

[mm]

DIN rail attachment part

Cable No.

φ10

4

6

Wiring Diagram

BANK (1) (2)

1 OPEN OPEN
2 CLOSE OPEN
3 OPEN CLOSE
4 CLOSE CLOSE

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15 pieces

Dot mark 1

Dot mark 2

No.

Output cable

Descriptions

Line

color

Dot mark

Color

Quantity

1 Pink Red 1

Power supply

12 to 24 VDC
2 Gray Black 1 GND
3 White Red 1

Analog output

4-20 mA

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4 White Black 1

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5 Pink Black 1

External trigger

Input

6 Gray Black 2

Bank switch

(1)
7 White Red 2 (2)
8 Yellow Red 1

Alarm output

H

N.C.

9 Gray Red 1 COM

10 Yellow Black 1 N.O.

11 Orange Red 1

Alarm output

L

N.O.
12 Gray Red 2 COM
13 Orange Black 1 N.C.
14 Orange Red 2

Digital output

Output
15 Orange Black 2 Input
16 *4 (Shielded cable)

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Output cable

*1 Connect to the 4-20 mA input of an analog device.
Analog output allowable load 250Ω and analog output impedance 47 Ω
*2 External trigger: Switches on/off in the range from 2 to 5.
*3 Bank switch: Switches OPEN/CLOSE in the range from 2 to 6 or from 2 to 7 to select a bank.

*2 *3

c contact

300 mA/30 VDC or less

c contact

300 mA/30 VDC or less

Communication option -> PC

*1

*4 When you cut the output cables shorter, a shielded cable for reinforcement will come out. Cut the

shielded cable to prevent it from contacting with other cables.

* Cables not used should be cut so that they do not contact with other cables, and insulated with

adhesive tape or by other methods.

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Sensor

cable

Connector

No.

Green 1
Yellow 2
Brown 3
Shield 4

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When you cut the sensor cables, ensure to perform
end treatment and connection of the cables.
(1) Cut the cables to a desired length and treat their

end as shown in the left fi gure.

A guide wire is sheathed in the shielded mesh

cable. Cut the other cables than the guide wire at
their base.

(2) Pass the sensor cable bundle through the hole

of the cable cover and tighten the cable tie at the
point shown in the left fi gure.

* The serial numbers are printed on the cable cover.

Make sure to put each sensor cables back to the
same holes that you removed.

(3) Connect the cables and shielded cable (guide

wire) to the connector.
(4) Insert the connector to the cable cover.
*The metal plate of connector should be placed onto

the clasp in the cable cover.

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Sensor cable

5

15

5

Cable tie
(of approx. 2
mm width)

Guide wire

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

[mm]

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Connecting the sensor cables
Keeping the connector pushed
in, fi t the cable cover to the
grooves of the amplifi er, and
insert the cable cover.

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Removing the sensor cables
Pinch the tab of the cable
cover and pull the cable cover
upward.

Sensor head and amplifi er has
been adjusted in one set. When
you connect both, make sure
that the serial number of cable
matches the serial number of
amplifi er.

Amplifi er is not a protective structure. When you connect the output cable and the sensor cable,
make sure that the water or oil does not penetrate to amplifi er along the cable. When used in such
an environment where water or oil might get in to the amplifi er, please use optional protective case.
(Equivalent to IP65)
Please noted that continuous hot water with high pressure may cause breakage of the cable or covering.