Optex SS Checker SC-T4 Instruction Manual

SC-T4
Thank you very much for purchasing OPTEX Transmitter SC-T4. All of this instruction manual must be read before operation of the Transmitter SC-T4, for safe and proper operation.
This instruction manual should be kept for future reference such as maintenance.
Instruction Manual
2006.8 59-1362-0
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Transmitter
Instruction Manual20 Y-terminal
Mounting Bracket
2 Transmitter Fixing Screw
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SC-T4
Thank you very much for purchasing OPTEX Transmitter SC-T4. All of this instruction manual must be read before operation of the Transmitter SC-T4, for safe and proper operation.
This instruction manual should be kept for future reference such as maintenance.
Transmitter
Instruction Manual
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Please thoroughly read the "For safe use" before using the SC-T4
properly.
Because these precautions are related to failure or malfunction,
observe the precautions for use without fail.
In order to use the SC-T4 properly, observe the following precautions.
Precautions which are the cause of failure:
The SC-T4 is used exclusively to SS Checker (Detector). Accordingly, do not connect other equipment.
Precautions which are the cause of failure
Precautions related to measurement
Do not disassemble or modify the
Transmitter. Disassembly or modification may cause fire or an electric shock because there are high­voltage parts inside the Transmitter.
Turn off the Power immediately in the
unlikely event that there occur any abnormalities such as smoke or abnormal noise. Otherwise it may cause fire or an electric shock.
[
Be sure to read this instruction manual in order
to use the Transmitter SC-T4 properly.]
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For safe use
" " denotes "Prohibited action", and " " denotes "Required action".
Power (OFF
)
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2 3
Be sure to use the power supply of
100 to 240 VAC. Otherwise it may cause fire or electric shock.
Do not wipe the Transmitter with
solvent. It may cause failure.
To clean the Transmitter, first wipe
away lightly with a clean soft cloth damped by diluted mild detergent solution and then wipe off moisture with a dry clean soft cloth.
100 to 240 VAC
Organic Solvent
Thinner
etc.
There are high
voltage parts inside the Transmitter. Failure to observe this precaution may cause fire or an electric shock.
Do not give a strong shock to the
Transmitter.
Do not press the CLEAN button, while
the SS Checker (Detector) is in the air.
Make sure that the Cover is locked
without fail. Otherwise, protective structure may not function adequately.
Keep the Power off during installation and wiring operations.
Precautions which are the cause of failure:
" " denotes "Prohibited action", and " " denotes "Required action".
Use Cable Clamps attached to the
transmitter for wiring. When the piping are directly connected with the transmitter, take a corrective action such as caulking against intrusion of gas because corrosive gas is in danger of intruding through the piping, etc. into the Transmitter.
Do not bind the signal output cable with
the power cable or do not put them in the one Cable Clamp.
Install the transmitter
with attached Mounting Bracket.
Install the transmitter at a place
ventilating well and avoiding direct sunlight.
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Minus Indicator
Signal Output Response Time Indicator
During Signal Output Response Time setting: Blinking
SPAN Indicator
During Span Adjustment: Blinking During Signal Output (4mA) Adjustment: On During Signal Output (20mA) Adjustment: Blinking
ZERO Indicator
During ZERO Adjustment: Blinking During Signal Output (4mA) Adjustment: Blinking During Signal Output (20mA) Adjustment: On
Transmitter
Operation panel
Display
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External Features
Cover
Cable Clamps
Key Hook
Lock Lever
Power SwitchCircuit Breakers
Terminal Block
Operation Buttons
Display
Terminal Cover
Alarm Level Indicator (Green) Alarm Timer Indicator (Green) Warning Indicator (Red
)
How to open the Cover
How to close the Cover
Make sure that the Cover is locked without fail. Otherwise, protective structure may
not function adequately.
Cover Opening & Closing Procedure
1. Slide up the Lock Lever.
2. Pull the Cover.
1. Close the Cover securely.
2. Slide down the Lock Lever until it stops.
CAUTION:
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Installation
Fit the Mounting Bracket attached to the Transmitter with the Fitting Screws.
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Install the Mounting Bracket on the wall and so forth. For mounting pitch, refer to the Fig. to the right.
Installation1
125mm
186mm
(
Mounting Hole Φ9
)
Install the Transmitter at a place ventilating well and avoiding direct sunlight. Install the Transmitter with Mounting Bracket. Close the Cover securely after installation is completed.
CAUTION:
If there is a projection on the mounting surface, separate
40 mm or more from the upper Mounting Holes of the Mounting Bracket (See Fig. to the right).
40 mm or more from the center of the upper mounting holes
CAUTION:
2
Make sure that the Circuit Breaker is normal
(
OFF) position (Refer to
[8]
Troubleshooting).
Wiring
① 〜 ⑳・ Compatible cable diameter with the Cable Clamps is 6 〜 8 mm. ① 〜 ⑦・ Use a shielded cable with nominal sectional area of 0.2 〜 1.25 mm
2
for the
Detector Cable.
・ For extension of the Detector Cable, refer to
[3]
Detector Cable Extension. Use
a device such as a Pull-box if necessary.
・ Use a shielded cable with nominal sectional area of 0.75 to 1.25 mm
2
for a
Signal Output Cable.
・ For connection to the Signal Output terminal, load resistance should be 300 Ω
Max (including wiring resistance).
・ For connection to the Self Checking Relay Output terminal and Alarm Relay
Output terminal, load resistance should be 240 VAC and 1A Max.
Although a protective circuit is built in to prevent from overcurrent due to
thunderbolt, it is recommended to use fuses with rated current of 2A Max for the purpose of improvement of safety.
⑱
 Carry out grounding work.
⑲ 〜 ⑳ ・ Use a cross-linked polyethylene insulating vinyl sheath cable
with nominal
sectional area of 0.75 to 1.25 mm
2
for the power cable.
2
Keep the Power off during wiring operations. Otherwise it may cause fire or an
electric shock.
Wire the Power Cable, at the end of wiring operation.
CAUTION:
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2 3 456 7 8910 11 121314 15 161718 19 20
F.G.
Spare
Spare
CalibrationSignalOutput
AlarmRelay
AlarmRelay
AlarmRelay
SelfChekingRelay
SelfChekingRelay
SelfChekingRelay
SelfCheckingInput
AnalogSignalInput
AnalogSignalOutput
AnalogSignalOutput
AnalogSignalInput
PowerSupply
PowerSupply
12VPowerSupply
12VGround
ShieldLine
(Blue)(Brown)(Black)(White)(Green)(Red)
COM NCNOCOM NCNO
− +− +
ControlPanel
etc.
Detector
AC100240V
50/60Hz
Recorder
etc.
SelfChecking
RelayOutput
Alarm
RelayOutput
4‑20mA
Controller Terminal Block
Reference:
When the Detector is in the air, analog
(
4-20mA) signal output becomes
approximately 6mA,
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