Digital Tachometer/ Elapsed timecounter/ Time width meter/ Flowmeter
Standard input seriesDierential input series
DT-501X/ DT-501F
Safety Requirements
Be sure to observe
Before operation, maintenance and inspection, please carefully read this instruction
manual and follow it for proper use. Please carefully read all information related to
this unit and safety, and precautions before use.
This instruction manual categorizes safety precautions as “DANGER”, “WARNING”,
and “CAUTION”. Each of them is an important description related to safety. Be sure
to observe.
Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing SHIMPO's Digital Tachometer DT-501X/
DT-501F. For instructions on how to use this product properly
and optimally for a long period of time, please be sure to read this
manual thoroughly before use.
When you purchase the product with optional equipment:
Please refer to the operation manual of the optional equipment.
Before operation, maintenance and inspection, please
carefully read this instruction manual and follow it
DANGER
!
WARNING
!
CAUTION
!
●Limited Warranty
● We are not responsible for damages resulting from negligence through failure to
follow the instructions set out in this manual.
●
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to us, actions by third parties, or any other accidents, intentional or through
customer negligence, as well as from accidents caused by misuse or improper use
under abnormal conditions.
● For information regarding assurance provisions, please read the attached warranty
certicate.
Improper use by neglecting the following
precautions may result in the potential
for re, serious injuries, and/or death.
Improper use may result in serious injuries.
Improper use may result in minor injuries or
property damage.
for proper use.
After reading, be sure to store this manual in a safe,
convenient place where operators can always refer to it easily.
!
CAUTION
Electric Shock.
Be sure to turn the power OFF when wiring as well as
inspecting the unit.
Failure to do so could result in electric shock.
DO NOT block the ventilation holes on the side of the main unit.
DO NOT put any foreign objects or materials inside the unit
through these holes.
Failure to follow this could result in abnormal heat generation
and/or malfunctions.
DO NOT touch the unit with wet (or sweaty) hands when
inspecting or for wiring.
Failure to do this could result in electric shock.
!
Precautions before use
Power
●Be sure to use the unit under the specied voltage (AC power
specications: 85 - 264VAC / DC power specications: 10.8 - 25.2VDC).
●Inverter power source cannot be used.
Input signal wire
●Connection wiring from sensors shall not be kept in the same or parallel conduit or
cable as the power source, power or high voltage cables. If you fail to separate the
wiring, noise may be superimposed on the signal wire, resulting in malfunctions.
●
Use shielded wire for input power connections with the shortest possible metal conduit.
Terminal
●
Check that the screws have not come loose due to vibrations after a certain period of time.
Operating environment
●Do not install the unit in the following places or conditions.
●●Places exposed to direct sunlight, or places where the ambient temperature
exceeds a range of 0 - 45ºC.
●●Places where the relative humidity percentage exceeds a range of 35 - 85%, or
places subject to condensation due to rapid change in humidity.
●●Places subject to corrosive and/or combustible gases.
●●Places subject to a large amount of dust, salinity, and/or ferric substance.
●●Places susceptible to noise (including static electricity).
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INDEX
1. Installation to the Start of Operation
2. Unit Model
3. Specications
4. Component Part Names and Functions
5. External Dimensions
6. Installation to the Panel
7. Wiring to Power Source and Sensors (DT-501XA/DT-501XD)
8. Wiring to Power Source and Sensors (DT-501FA)
9. Basic Setting Procedure
10. Keys to be Used for Various Settings and Their Applications
11. Teaching Function Settings
12. About Mode
13.
When You Select Mode 1 (Digital Tachometer Mode) for Measurement
14.
When You Select Mode 2 (Elapsed Timecounter Mode) for Measurement
15.
When You Select Mode 3 (Time Width Meter Mode) for Measurement
16.
When You Select Mode 4 (Flowmeter Mode) for Measurement
17.
Setting Method of Functions (Excluding in the Test Mode, Common in Each Mode)
18. Comparator Function
19. Memory Function
20. Test Mode (Function to Check if the Unit is Operating Normally)
21. Error Display
22. Parameter List
23. Function List
24. Option -FVT/-FVC
25. Option -BCD
26. Option -TRT
27. Option -CPT
28. DT-501X / DT-501F series model list
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
6
6
6
7
8
8
10
12
14
16
17
18
19
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20
21
23
25
27
27
28
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●1.
Installation to the Start of Operation
This unit is designed for use according to your measurement purposes.
Before use, follow the procedures below from installation to the start of operation.
Check before use
Check before usep.2 - 4
• Unit model
• Specications
• Component part names and
functions
• External dimensions
Memory function
settings
(1) Press the MEM key once to
display the MAX value.
(2) Press the MEM key again to
display the MIN value.
(3) Press the MEM key once again
to display the normal measurement
value.
*You can use the unit without
setting various functions.
p.17 - 19
Installation to the panel
View from
the front
(1)
Installation of waterproof gasket
(2) Fixation to the panel
(action conguration)
Function
settings
(1) Press and hold the SHIFT +
FUNC keys for 5 seconds or
more and start setting.
(2) Press the
item, and press the ENT key
to start changing the setting
value.
(3) Press the
another digit, and after
changing the value using the
s
nish the setting value change.
(4) After setting all functions, use
the SET key to nish setting.
key to select the
s
key to move to
t
key, use the ENT key to
p.4
Panel
p.8
p.
16 -17
Connection with the
power and sensor
View from
the back
(1) Connection with the power
(2) Connection with various sensors
p.5 - 6
Connecting wires
Parameter settings p.8 - 15
(1) Press and hold the SHIFT +
PAR keys for 5 seconds or
more and start setting.
(2) Press the
item, and press the ENT key
to start changing the setting
value.
(3) Press the key to move to
another digit, and after
changing the value using the
● key, use the ENT key to
nish the setting value change.
(3) After setting all parameters,
use the SET key to nish setting.
key to select the
s
t
(function)
Mode
(1) Press the SHIFT + MOD keys
and start setting.
(2) Use the
the SET key to nish setting.
settings p.8 - 15
key to set, and use
s
Start of operation
●2.
Unit Model
Teaching function settings
●Parameter settings are not necessary.
P7
Simple setting
Please check the model number of the equipment purchased.
501X
DT
501F
Power
SymbolPower
AAC power (85 - 264VAC)
DDC power (10.8 - 25.2VDC)
Input type
SymbolInput type
501XStandard input : Supports the sensor input, including rotary encoders, and magnetic sensors
501F(AC Power only)Dierential input Supports the line driver output, including AC servo motors
Mount this unit to the panel according to the following procedures.
Check that the mounting panel is thick enough (1.0 - 5mm) before mounting operation.
Attach the provided waterproof gasket to the panel surface.
1
* If waterproong is not necessary, skip this step.
(1)
Remove the external frame with the cutting
lines(backing paper + waterproof gasket)
from the gasket sheet.
(Adhesive paste is applied on the both
of the waterproof gasket.)
sides
External frame
(backing paper +
waterproof gasket)
Backing paper
(side with cutting lines)
Backing paper
(side without cutting lines)
(2) Attach the provided waterproof gasket to
the edges of the unit attachment panel and
opening, aligning with its left and right sides,
and then peel o the backing paper.
*
At this time, be sure not to displace or wrinkle
the waterproof gasket. Also, do not expand the
waterproof gasket vertically and/or horizontally
past the attachment panel’s edges.
Adhesive part of the waterproof gasket
Unit attachment opening
Backing paper
●mm●
CAUTION
!
About waterproong
● Front panel: IP66 (or equivalent)
● Rear terminal block: IP20 (non-waterproof )
Do not install the unit in the following
places or conditions.
(1) Places regularly subject directly to water
(2) Places subject to oil splashes and/or
medical supplies
(3) Places subject to water splashes on the
rear or side face(s).
* The front panel is IP66 (or equivalent)
waterproofed, but if water is splashed on
the unit, be sure to wipe it o the unit as
soon as possible.
Place the unit horizontally, and insert the gasket into
2
the opening of the panel surface.
Push the unit until the waterproof gasket (adhesive part)
securely reaches the panel surface of the unit.
Slide the mounting adapter until it lightly touches the
panel surface.
Mounting adapter
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●7.
Wiring to Power Source and Sensors (DT-501XA/DT-501XD)
Note)
In order to prevent electric shock, be sure to turn the power OFF. Be sure to use the unit under the rated voltage (AC power specifications:
85 - 264VAC / DC power specifications: 10.8 - 25.2VDC). The inverter output (output to connect a motor) cannot be used as power. Connection
wiring from sensors shall not be kept in the same or parallel conduit or cable as the power source, power or high voltage cables. If you fail to
separate the wiring, noise may be superimposed on the signal wire, resulting in malfunctions. Use shielded wire for input power connections
with the shortest possible metal conduit.
For DT-501XA/DT-501XD
• Terminal block connection diagram
Sensor
Power 1 Power 2 Earth
power output
+12V
Pull-up
Open
collector
Voltage
input
Magnetic
sensor input
0V
12345678910
NC
● Wiring requirements
●●Use M3 crimp-style terminals with a width of 7 mm or
less to connect wires to the terminal block.
● After wire connection to the terminal block is completed,
be sure to attach the provided terminal block cover.
PWR1 PWR2EPU
AC power
85 - 264V
DC power
10.8 - 25.2V
-
+
* Model
AC power specications: DT-501XA
DC power specications: DT-501XD
+12V
Shield wire
Earth
OC
MG
RE
V
oltage output sensor
NPN open collector sensor
(Adjacent switch, gear sensor, rotary encoder)
DC 2-wire sensor
NPN open collector sensor
●adjacent switch●
GND
Magnetic sensor
Relay switch
CAUTION
!
Be sure to connect the power wires to the 1st and 2nd terminals.
Incorrect connection could result in damage and/or burns to the unit.
• Input specications• Connection list with sensors
ItemDescription
Power
AC (DT-501XA)85 - 264VAC(50/60Hz)
DC (DT-501XD)10.8 - 25.2VDC
Consumption power 10VA
Sensor power output DC+12V Max.100mA
Open collector (NPN) input
Open collector input
LO input
Load capacity 12mA or more
0 - 3V
HI inputLeakage current 0.5mA or less
Maximum frequency
(Minimum pulse width 5micro second●
100kHz
For no-voltage contact. Short-circuit ● and ● to use.
Contact input
Contact capacityVoltage 12V, Current 15mA or more
Maximum frequency
(Minimum pulse width 25micro second●
20Hz
LO input0 - 1.5V
Voltage input
HI input4.0 - 30V
Input resistance
Maximum frequency
10kΩ
30kHz
(Minimum pulse width 17micro second●
Input resistance10k Ω
1Hz ● 100Hz0.3 ● 30Vp-p
Magnetic sensor input
Input voltage
● 1kHz1.5 ● 30Vp-p
● 10kHz6 ● 30Vp-p
Note) Magnetic sensors cannot be used in the time wide meter mode (mode 3).
Maximum frequency
(Minimum pulse width 50micro second●
10kHz
The table below shows the sensors and connection terminal No. to be applied
according to the input signal type.Check using the connection diagram on
the left.
Input signal typeSensor
Contact signalRelay switch●5-6-9
Open collectorAdjacent switchSE-P12-14-6-9
Adjacent switchSE-P12
Square wave
Gear sensorSE-G2
Note 1)
Connect sensor wires to the specied terminals, and be sure to leave theother
terminals empty. More than one sensor cannot be connected simultaneously.
Note 2)
When one sensor is connected to more than one tachometer, supply the power
for the sensor from one of them.
Our product model
Connection terminal
4-7-9Rotary encoderRE-1-●F
• Input circuit
Open collector sensor
Example of external connection
NPN open collector sensor
Example of external connection
Voltage output sensor
Example of external connectionExample of external connectionExample of external connection
Note)
In order to prevent electric shock, be sure to turn the power OFF. Be sure to use the unit under the rated voltage (AC power specifications:
85 - 264VAC). The inverter output (output to connect a motor) cannot be used as power. Connection wiring from sensors shall not be kept
in the same or parallel conduit or cable as the power source, power or high voltage cables. If you fail to separate the wiring, noise may be
superimposed on the signal wire, resulting in malfunctions. Use shielded wire for input power connections with the shortest possible metal
conduit.
For DT-501FA
• Terminal block connection diagram
Sensor
Power 1
Power 2 Ear th
power output
+12V
No connection No connection
Dierential
input +
Dierential
input -
0V
12345678910
No connection
● Wiring requirements
● Use M3 crimp-style terminals with a width of 7 mm or
less to connect wires to the terminal block.
● After wire connection to the terminal block is completed,
be sure to attach the provided terminal block cover.
PWR1PWR2ENCNC
Earth
AC power
85 - 264V
* Model
AC power specications: DT-501FA
DIF+
DIF-
Dierential output
NC
GND+12V
• Terminal block connection diagram
Item
PowerAC (501FA)85 - 264VAC(50/60Hz)
Consumption power
Sensor power output
Dierential input
●9.
Basic Setting Procedure
10VA
DC+12V Max.100mA
Connection toDierential line driver AM26LS31 etc.
Dierential input
voltage
Maximum frequency
Description
DIF+
DIF
V
DIF-
Maximum voltage±5.5V(15mA)
DIF
V
Minimum voltage
(Minimum pulse width 5micro second●
100kHz
±3.0V
Conduct settings as indicated below based on the intended use.
CAUTION
!
Be sure to connect the power wires to the 1st and 2nd terminals.
Incorrect connection could result in damage and/or burns to the unit.
• Line driver input circuit
Example of external connection
Line driver
Parameter settings
2
Mode (function) settings
1
Refer to p.8 - 15.
Refer to p.8 - 15.
Teaching function settings
2
Function (action configuration)
3
settings
Refer to p.16 - 17.
Measurement start
Refer to p.7.
Conduct the comparator function p.17 and memory function settings p.18, if necessary.
This unit requires no complicated calculation, and implements the teaching function which enables optional
changes of display values and error compensation. (excluding the elapsed timecounter and time wide meter modes)
10.
Keys to be Used for Various Settings and Their Applications
The front panel keys to be used for mode, parameter, and function settings, as well as various settings
(teaching function / high and low set point 1 value setting / memory function) are described below.
• Operation during the normal measurement display / memory display
№NameFunction
●
SHIFT key
MEM key
●
TEACH key Pressing and holding this key with the SHIFT key for 5 seconds switches to the teaching setting mode
●
PARA key
●
FUNC key
●
MODE key
Pressing this key with other keys switches to various setting modes
Switches to the memory display
Pressing and holding this key with the SHIFT key for 5 seconds switches to the parameter setting mode
Pressing and holding with the SHIFT key for 5 seconds switches to the function setting mode
Pressing and holding this key with the SHIFT key for 5 seconds switches to the parameter setting mode
● SET keySetting completion key in various setting modes
●
(UP) keyChanges the selected items in various setting modes, or numerical values
s
●
●(NEXT) keyChanges the selected digit in various setting modes
t
●ENT keySelects the changed item in various setting modes
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●11.
Teaching Function Settings
When you can check (measure) the actual revolution speed, the following simple method (teaching function) can be used.
The teaching function requires no complicated calculation.
● The teaching function is supported only in mode 1 and mode 4. Mode 2 and mode 3 have no teaching function.
● Setting method
1 0
SHIFT + MEM keys
5 seconds elapsed
Teaching function setting mode
TEA
When you press the SHIFT + MEM keys simultaneously during the
normal measurement display, the main display blinks.
●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●(TEA lamp lights up)
The measurement value which was displayed before is displayed in the main display. In
the initial status, the digit on the left blinks. Because the value in the blinking digit can be
0000 1 0
●
Use the
key
to select the digit
TEA
0 1 00 1 0
key to
Use the ●
select the value
TEA
0 1 00 1 0
Use the SET key to
nish the setting
Returns to the normal measurement display
changed, use the
Every time you press the
digit”, and “decimal point”, then back to “1st digit”.
After selecting the digit you want to change, use the
When you select the decimal point, use the
When the numerical value setting is complete, press the SET key to finish the
teaching setting.
The teaching setting result is reflected, and the display returns to the normal measurement
display.
key to select the digit in which you want to change the value.
t
key, the digit blinks in the order of “1st digit”, “2nd digit”, ... “6th
t
key to change the value (0 - 9).
s
key to change the decimal point position.
s
0 1 00 1 0
● Teaching function details
• Mode 1
The teaching function can be used to automatically change the value of parameter items (P2, P3), and calculate
the present measurement value from the teaching setting value as below.
External input pulse (Hz)A
Parameter setting
value
Display calculation
formula
When the input revolution speed is outside the input revolution speed range, “EE-2” is displayed, and the teaching function cannot be used.
During normal display
P1●Pulse count per revolutionB
P2●Setting revolution speed
(detection section)
P3●Value to be displayedD
{ (A/B) * 60 } * (D/C)
Input pulse (Hz) in the teaching settingA
Teaching function setting valueF
C
Parameter setting
value
Display calculation
formula
When the teaching function is executed
P1●Pulse count per revolutionB
P2●Setting revolution speed
(detection section)
P3●Value to be displayedD = F
* The P2 calculation value is maintained by rounding o fractions after the decimal point.
●
Depending on input and teaching setting values, the teaching setting value for the input at the time might not be displayed.
*Input revolution speed = A × 60(Hz) / B
• Mode 4
The teaching function can be used to automatically change the value of parameter items (P3, P4), and calculate
the present measurement value from the teaching setting value as below.
External input pulse (Hz)A
Parameter setting
value
Display calculation
formula
When the input frequency is outside the input frequency range, “EE-2” is displayed, and the teaching function cannot be used.
Input frequency range●: 1Hz
*
The P3 scaling value maintains values after decimal point up to 7 digits inside. Note that because the number of digits
after decimal point that can be maintained in the parameter setting is up to 5, values in 5 digits or more after decimal
point will be rounded o when you enter the value in the parameter setting.
* If the P3 calculation value exceeds 999999, the P3 value will be forced to be “999999”.
Mode 4 Display value calculation
Number of blades per
P1
revolution
P2 Capacity per sensor bladeC
P3 ScalingD
P4 Decimal point display
●A * B● * C * D
Input pulse (Hz) in the teaching settingA
Teaching function setting valueF
B
Parameter setting
value
E
Display calculation
formula
●●●A●●●
99999Hz
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Mode 4 Display value calculation
Number of blade per
P1
revolution
P2 Capacity per sensor bladeC
P3 ScalingD = F/ (A * B * C )
P4 Decimal point displayDecimal point position of E = F
●A * B● * C * D
B
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●12.
About Mode
DT-501X/DT-501F have ve modes (functions) which can be selected according to the measurement purpose.
Mode
No.
99 Test ModeExecutes the self diagnosisp.19
* The mode 1 (digital tachometer mode) is set in the factory setting.
Mode descriptionDetails
1 Digital Tachometer Mode* Digital tachometer / used as speedmeter●Displays the proportional value to the inputp.8 - 9
2 Elapsed Timecounter Mode Used as the elapsed time display in a certain period●Displays the inversely proportional value to the inputp.10 - 11
3 Time Width Meter ModeMeasures time for the period when the signal is ON (or OFF) and displays itp.12 - 13
4 Flowmeter ModeDisplays the instantaneous ow amountp.14 - 15
for the setting method
For the lists of parameters and functions to be set in each mode, refer to pages 20 and 21.
Page No.
Setting Method
13.
When You Select Mode 1 (Digital Tachometer Mode) for Measurement
Digital tachometer mode
Set each setting item for mode and parameter according to the following procedures.
(For the setting method of functions, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
● Setting example (for measuring the peripheral speed of the roller)
As in the gure on the left, the rotary encoder is connected to the feed
roller via coupling in the paper manufacturing process. To display the
peripheral speed (m/min.) of the feed roller in DT-501under the following
conditions:
[Conditions]
● Servo motor (pulse input)
● Diameter of the feed roller
● Peripheral speed of the roller diameter of 90mm ●
●0.09m×3.14)×500rpm ● 141.3m/min
Circumference
●●●●
of the roller
Revolution
speed*
*Suppose that the revolution speed
in the detection section is 500rpm
because the revolution speed is not
instructed.
● Setting method
(1) Mode
• When you select mode 1 (digital tachometer mode) for measurement (The digital tachometer mode is set in the factory setting.)
Normal display
The main display shows “0”.
0
Mode setting
Finish setting
Note) If you change the mode settings, each parameter and function setting value will return to the factory default setting value.
Press and hold the SHIFT + MODE keys
for 5 seconds or more.
The main display shows the current set
mode No. after blinking.
* When you are setting for the rst time after the
purchase of this unit, mode 1(digital tachometer
mode) in the factory default setting is displayed.
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 1 (digital tachometer
mode).
- 0 1 -
0
The numerical value does not
need to be changed and you can
proceed to the next step.
* Every time you press the
the mode No. switches.
s
key,
(2) Parameter
•
Parameter setting items in mode 1 (digital tachometer mode) nd numerical values to be set according to the above example
No.Setting itemSetting range
Pulse count per revolution
P1
Revolution speed in the
P2
detection section
Value to be displayed
P3
(with decimal point)
P4 Display cycle
P5 Auto zero time0.1 - 150 sec._ _ 006.06.0 sec.6 sec. Measure using the default setting value as no special instruction is provided.
P6Input lter10/30/100/0.02kHz _ 10_ 10kHz30kHzAs the rotary encoder is used as a sensor, select "30".
* For the description about the parameter functions, refer to page 20.
1 - 9999p/r_ _ 00011p/r600p/r Enter the pulse count of the rotary encoder.
1 - 99999rpm_010001000rpm500rpm Enter some numerical value as the revolution speed is not instructed.
0.00001 - 9999990010001000141.3 Refer to the above "Setting example".
0.2/0.5/1.0/2.0/
5.0/10/15/30/60 sec.
Default setting value
Display Description
_ 1.0 _1 sec.1 sec. Measure using the default setting value as no special instruction is provided.
Numerical value to be set according to the above example
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● Mode 1 (digital tachometer mode) Display value calculation equation
Mode 1 Display value calculation
External input pulse (Hz)A
P1 Pulse count per revolutionB
Parameter setting
Equation●(A/B)
P2
P3 Value to be displayedD
Revolution speed in the detection section(rpm)
*
*
60)
(D/C)
C
• Start setting according to the setting example on the previous page.
Parameter setting
Press and hold the SHIFT +
PARA keys for 5 seconds or
more to switch to the parameter
setting mode.
0 1 - P 0 1
Parameter 1 setting
Parameter 2 setting
Parameter 3 setting
Parameter 4 setting
Parameter 5 setting
Parameter 6 setting
Press the ENT key and start
setting parameters. (The main
display shows t
merical value of each parameter.)
Every time you press the key, the
display switches to the next pa
rameter.
Every time you press the ●
key, the display switches to the
next parameter.
he current set nu
s
0 0 0 1
--
-
0 1 0 0 0
-
-
0 0 1 0 0 0
2. 0-
-
0 1 0. 0
--
0 1 0. 0
Use the key to move to another digit
t
s
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “600”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the
key to move to another digit
t
Use the key to change the numerical value
s
to “500”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
t
key to move to another digit
Use the
s
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “141.3”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
(Use the
use the key to change its position.)
Every time you press the ● key, the
display switches as below.
Select "1.0" and use the ENT key to
nish setting.
Use the key to move to another digit
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “6.0”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
(Use the
use the key to change its position.)
Every time you press the key, the display
switches as below.
Select "30" and use the ENT key to
nish setting.
key to select the decimal point, and
t
s
0.2 > 0.5 >1.0 >2.0 >5.0
60●<●30●<●15●<●10
t
s
key to select the decimal point, and
t
s
s
●10 > 30 >100 > 0.02
●●●●●●●●●●●●
--
-
-
--
-
0 6 0 0
5 0 0
1 4 1. 3
1. 0-
6. 0
3 0
---
Press the SET key.
Finish setting
*If you enter a value outside the setting range, all the input values will blink, which indicates the setting is disabled.
●When this occurs, you cannot switch to other displays until you enter a value within the setting range.
The display goes to mode 1
(digital tachometer mode).
0. 0
(3) Function (For the setting method, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
• Function setting item in mode 1 (digital tachometer mode)
No.Setting itemSetting rangeInput rangeDefault value
F1 High set point 1 valueSets the high set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
F2 Low set point 1 valueSets the high set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
F3 High set point 2 valueSets the high set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
F4 Low set point 2 valueSets the low set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
Hysteresis of the high and
F5
low set point 1 values
Judgment output timer at
F6
startup
F7 Minimum revolution speedSets the revolution speed to be displayed as zero000000 - 9999990
* For the description of functions, refer to pages 21 and 22.
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1
values
Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output
at startup
Used when variation of the revolution speed is large
and a stable display cannot be attained
Promptly performs the deceleration display when the
signal is lost
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0 - 99 sec.0 sec.
0(disabled)/1(3 times)/2(10 times) 0(disabled)
0(disabled)/1(enabled)0(disabled)
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Setting Method
14.
When You Select Mode 2 (Elapsed Timecounter Mode) for Measurement
Set each setting item for mode and parameter according to the following procedures.
(For the setting method of functions, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
● Setting example (for the elapsed time display of oven)
As in the gure on the left, bread passes through the oven in a bread factory. The rotary encoder is attached to the motor of the conveyor belt. To
display the time at which the bread passes through the oven in DT-501, do
so under the following conditions:
Note) If you change the mode settings, each parameter, function, and high and low set point 1 setting value will return to the factory default setting value.
The main display shows “0”.
Press and hold the SHIFT + MODE keys
for 5 seconds or more.
The main display shows the current set
mode No. after blinking.
* When you are setting for the rst time after the
purchase of this unit, mode 1(digital tachometer
mode) in the factory default setting is displayed.
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 2 (elapsed timecounter
mode
).
-
0
0 1
0: 0 0
Every time you press the key, the
display switches to the next mode No.
1●2●3●4
-
Select "2".
0 2
-
s
99
-
(2) Parameter
• Parameter setting items in mode 2 (elapsed timecounter mode) and numerical values to be set according to the above example.
No.Setting itemSetting range
P1 Pulse count per revolution1 - 9999p/r_ _ 00011p/r60p/rEnter the pulse count of the rotary encoder.
Revolution speed in the detection
P2
section
Value to be
P3
displayed
P4 Display cycle
P5 Auto zero time0.1 - 150 sec. _ _ 006.0 6.0 sec.6 sec.
P6 Input lter10/30/100/0.02kHz_ 10_10kHz30kHzAs the rotary encoder is used as a sensor, select "30".
* For the description about the parameter functions, refer to page 20.
Hour:Minute:
display system
Second display system
Second
1000 - 99999rpm_010001000rpm1200rpmEnter the revolution speed of the rotary encoder.
0:00:01 - 9:59:59
0:01 - 999:99
0.2/0.5/1.0/2.0/
5.0/10/15/30/60 sec.
Default setting value
Display Description
_010:0010:00 sec.
_ 1.0 _1 sec.1 sec.
Hour:Minute:Second
display system
0:01:47
Numerical value to be set according to the above example
Refer to the above "Setting example".
Measure using the default setting value as no special
instruction is provided.
Measure using the default setting value as no special
instruction is provided.
● Mode 2 (elapsed timecounter mode) Display value calculation equation
●Start setting according to the setting example on the previous page.
Normal display
To the parameter settings
Parameter 1 setting
Parameter 2 setting
Parameter 3 setting
Parameter 4 setting
Parameter 5 setting
The main display shows “0:00”.
Press and hold the SHIFT +
PARA keys for 5 seconds or
more to switch to the param
eter setting mode.
Press the ENT key and start
setting parameters. (The main
display shows the current
set numerical value of each
parameter.)
Every time you press the ●
key, the display switches to the
next parameter.
0: 0 0
0 2 - P 0 1
-
0 0 0 1
--
0 1 0 0 0
-
0 1 0: 0 0
-
2. 0-
-
0 1 0. 0
--
Use the
key to move to another digit
t
s
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “60”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the key to move to another digit
t
Use the key to change the numerical value
s
to “1200”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the key to move to another digit
t
s
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “0:01:47”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
To switch the Hour:Minute:Second display
(0:10:00) and Second display (10:00), use the
s
key with ":" selected by the key.
Every time you press the ● key, the
display switches as below.
0.2 ● 0.5 ● 1.0 ● 2.0 ● 5.0
Select "1.0" and use the ENT key to
nish setting.
Use the key to move to another digit
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “6.0”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
(Use the key to select the decimal point, and
use the key to change its position.)
60●●●30●●●15●●●10
t
s
t
s
t
0 0 6 0
--
1 2 0 0
-
0: 0 1: 4 7
-
1. 0-
-
--
6. 0
Every time you press the ● key, the
Parameter 6 setting
Finish setting
*If you enter a value outside the setting range, all the input values will blink, which indicates the setting is disabled.
●When this occurs, you cannot switch to other displays until you enter a value within the setting range.
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 2
(elapsed timecounter mode).
1 0
-
--
0: 0 0: 0 0
display switches as below.
Select "30" and use the ENT key to
nish setting.
10 ● 30 ● 100 ● 0.02
3 0
-
(3) Function (For the setting method, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
• Function setting item in mode 2 (elapsed timecounter mode)
The overow display “-.-.-.-.-.-.” does not mean there is a malfunction. When the input signal is within the display range, the display returns to normal.
Sets the high set point 1 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59Second display system
Sets the low set point 1 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59Second display
Sets the high set point 2 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59Second display
Sets the low set point 2 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59Second display
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1 values0 - 990
Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output at startup0 - 99 sec.0 sec.
Sets the revolution speed to be displayed as zero000000 - 9999990
Used when variation of the revolution speed is large and a stable
display cannot be attained
0(disabled)/1(3 times)/2(10 times)0(disabled)
0:00Sets the high set point 1 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
0:00Sets the low set point 1 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
0:00Sets the high set point 2 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
0:00Sets the low set point 2 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
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Setting Method
15.
When You Select Mode 3 (Time Width Meter Mode) for Measurement
Set each setting item for mode and parameter according to the following procedures.
(For the setting method of functions, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
● Setting example (for the operating time display of the press machine)
As in the figure on the left, when the press machine finishes operation
and returns to the upper edge, the adjacent switch is activated. To
display the operating time of the press machine (when the proximity
switch is turned o)
● Setting method
(1) Mode
• Set mode 3 (Time Width Meter Mode).
Time wide meter mode
Normal display
Mode setting
Finish setting
Note) If you change the mode settings, each parameter, function, and high and low set point 1 setting value will return to the factory default setting value.
The main display shows “0”.
Press and hold the SHIFT + MODE keys for 5
seconds or more.
The main display shows the current set mode
No. after blinking.
* When you are setting for the rst time after the
purchase of this unit, mode 1 (digital tachometer
mode) in the factory default setting is displayed.
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 3 (time wide meter
mode).
0
0 1-
-
0: 0 0
Every time you press the key, the
display switches to the next mode No.
1●2●3●4
99
Select "3".
0 3-
-
(2) Parameter
• Parameter setting items in mode 3 (Time Width Meter Mode) and numerical values to be set according to the above example.
No.Setting itemSetting range
Switch between Hour:Minute:
P1
Second and 1/100 Second system
P2 Measurement section0(OFF)/1(ON)_ 1_ON0Select "0" because the adjacent switch of the open collector is OFF.
P3 Auto zero time0.1 - 3600 sec._3600.03600 sec.60.0 sec. Set "60.0" because there is no time setting longer than 1 minute.
P4 Input lter10/0.02kHz_ 10_10kHz10kHz
* For the description about the parameter functions, refer to page 20.
0:00:00/0:000:001/100 sec.0:00
Default setting value
Display Description
Numerical value to be set according to the above example
Select the 1/100 second display based on the operating time of the press machine.
Measure using the default setting value as no special instruction is provided.
s
● About the measurement section (parameter 2)
Relay switch, open collector, DC 2-wire sensor
ON (When the No.6 terminal is at L level)
Voltage pulse
ON (When the No.7 terminal is at H level)
• Start setting according to the setting example on the previous page.
Normal display
The main display shows “0:00”.
0: 0 0
To the parameter settings
Parameter 1 setting
Parameter 2 setting
Parameter 3 setting
Parameter 4 setting
Finish setting
Press and hold the SHIFT +
PARA keys for 5 seconds or
more to switch to the param
eter setting mode.
Press the ENT key and start
setting parameters. (The main
display shows the current
set numerical value of each
parameter.)
Every time you press the key,
the display switches to the next
parameter.
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 3
(time wide meter mode).
s
0 3 - P 0 1
-
0: 0 0 0: 0 0
1
-
3 6 0 0. 0
-
1 0
-
0: 0 0
The numerical value does not need to be
changed and you can proceed to the next
step by pressing the ENT key.
(Use the key to change the numerical
s
value.)
Every time you press the
--
-
switches as below.
Select "0" and use the ENT key to finish
setting.
Use the
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “60.0”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
The numerical value does not need to be
changed and you can proceed to the next
step by pressing the ENT key.
(Use the key to change the numerical
value.)
0●1
key to move to another digit
t
s
s
key, the display
s
-
0
-
0 0 6 0. 0
1 0-
-
*If you enter a value outside the setting range, all the input values will blink, which indicates the setting is disabled.
●When this occurs, you cannot switch to other displays until you enter a value within the setting range.
(3) Function (For the setting method, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
Function setting item in mode 3 (Time Width Meter Mode)
When You Select Mode 4 (Flowmeter Mode) for Measurement
Set each setting item for mode and parameter according to the following procedures.
(For the setting method of functions, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
● Setting example (For the ow display from the tank)
To display the ow (ℓ/min) in DT-501 under the following conditions when
the owmeter for which the number of blades is unknown as in the gure on
the left:
[Conditions]
● Number of blades : Unknown
● Output of the ow sensor : 2.5cc/p
Flowmeter mode
*p : Pulse
DT-501●
Flow sensor
● Setting method
(1) Mode
• Set mode 4 (owmeter mode).
Normal display
Mode setting
Finish setting
Note) If you change the mode settings, each parameter, function, and high and low set point 1 setting value will return to the factory default setting value.
The main display shows "0".
Press and hold the SHIFT + MODE keys for
5 seconds or more.
The main display shows the current set mode
No. after blinking.
* When you are setting for the rst time after the
purchase of this unit, mode 1 (digital tachometer
mode) in the factory default setting is displayed.
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 4 (owmeter mode).
0
0 1-
-
0. 0
Every time you press the key, the display switches to the next mode No.
1●2●3●4
99
Select "4".
0 4-
-
(2) Parameter
• Parameter setting items in mode 4 (owmeter mode) and numerical values to be set according to the above example.
No.Setting itemSetting range
P1 Number of blades per revolution1 - 99_ _ _ _0111
P2
Capacity per sensor blade (cc, ℓ , etc.)
P3 Scaling0.00000 - 99999900001.010.06 Refer to "About scaling" below.
P4 Decimal point display0.00000 - 00000.000000.0
P5 Display cycle
P6 Auto zero time0.1 - 150 sec. _ _006.06 sec.6 sec.
P7 Input lter10/30/100/0.02kHz _ 10_ 10kHz10kHz
* For the description about the parameter functions, refer to page 20.
0.0001 - 99999_ 0001.01.02.5cc/p Enter the capacity per blade that the sensor can read.
0.2/0.5/1.0/2.0/
5.0/10/15/30/60 sec.
Default setting value
DisplayDescription
Displays to one
decimal place
_1.0_1 sec.1 sec.
00000.0
Numerical value to be set according to the above example
Enter the number of blades of the owmeter. If it is unknown, enter "1".
Displays to one decimal place.
Measure using the default setting value as no special instruction is provided.
Measure using the default setting value as no special instruction is provided.
Measure using the default setting value as no special instruction is provided.
s
● Mode 4 (owmeter mode) Display value calculation equation
External input pulse (Hz)A
Parameter setting
Equation(A
Mode 4 Display value calculation
P1 Number of blades per revolutionB
P2 Capacity per sensor bladeC
P3 ScalingD
P4 Decimal point displayE
* B) * C *
D
● About scaling (parameter 3)
Assuming the ow per second to be represented in the parameter 2 ow unit (cc in the example) is a (cc/s), parameter
3 will be coecient value when a multiplier is used to change the unit of
(1) To display the value as in the original unit (cc/s)
● ●
Parameter 3
(2) To display the value in the unit (ℓ /min) as in the above setting
60 : Multiply it by 60 as it is the ow per minute.
* ÷1000 : Divide the value by 1000 as parameter is set in the unit of “cc”.
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• Start setting according to the setting example on the previous page.
Normal display
To the parameter settings
Parameter 1 setting
Parameter 2 setting
Parameter 3 setting
Parameter 4 setting
The main display shows “0:00”.
Press and hold the SHIFT +
PARA keys for 5 seconds or
more to switch to the param
eter setting mode.
Press the ENT key and start
setting parameters. (The main
display shows the current
set numerical value of each
parameter.)
Every time you press the ● key,
the display switches to the next
parameter.
0. 0
0 4 - P 0 1
-
-- --
0 0 0 1. 0
-
0 1
0 0 0 0 1. 0
0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0
The numerical value does not need to be
changed and you can proceed to the next
step by pressing the ENT key.
(Use the key to change the numerical
s
value.)
s
Use the key to move to another digit
Use the key to change the numerical value
s
to “2.5”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
s
Use the
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “0.06”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the
and use the key to change its position.
The numerical value does not need to be
changed and you can proceed to the next
step by pressing the ENT key.
(Use the key to change the numerical
value.)
key to move to another digit
s
s
key to select the decimal point,
s
s
-- --
0 0 0 2. 5
-
0 0 0 0. 0 6
0 1
Parameter 5 setting
Parameter 6 setting
Parameter 7 setting
Finish setting
*If you enter a value outside the setting range, all the input values will blink, which indicates the setting is disabled.
●When this occurs, you cannot switch to other displays until you enter a value within the setting range.
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 4
(owmeter mode).
--
1. 0-
-
0 0 6. 0
-
1 0
--
0. 0
The numerical value does not need to be
changed and you can proceed to the next
step by pressing the ENT key.
(Use the key to change the numerical
s
value.)
The numerical value does not need to be
changed, and go to next step.
s
(Use the
(Use the key to change the numerical
value.)
The numerical value does not need to be
changed and you can proceed to the next
step by pressing the ENT key.
(Use the key to change the numerical
value.)
key to move to another digit)
s
s
-
--
1. 0
-
0 0 6. 0
1 0
-
(3) Function (For the setting method, refer to pages 16 and 17.)
F1 High set point 1 valueSets the high set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
F2 Low set point 1 valueSets the high set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
F3 High set point 2 valueSets the high set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
F4 Low set point 2 valueSets the low set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
F9Pre-arithmetic functionPromptly performs the deceleration display when the signal is lost0(disabled)/1(enabled)0(disabled)
* For the description of functions, refer to page 21.
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1 values0 - 990
Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output at startup0 - 99 sec.0 sec.
Sets the revolution speed to be displayed as zero000000 - 9999990
Used when variation of the revolution speed is large and a stable
display cannot be attained
0(disabled)/1(3 times)/2(10 times)0(disabled)
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17.
Setting Method of Functions (Excluding in the Test Mode, Common in Each Mode)
The setting method of the functions is common in each mode excluding the test mode.
For the lists of functions in each mode, refer to page 21.
• Function setting item <in mode 1 (digital tachometer mode)>
No.Setting itemSetting range
F1 High set point 1 value*000000 - 9999990000000 Sets the high set point 1 value. The decimal point is not displayed.
Low set point 1 value*
F2
F3 High set point 2 value*000000 - 9999990000000 Sets the high set point 2 value. The decimal point is not displayed.
F4 Low set point 2 value*000000 - 9999990000000 Sets the low set point 2 value. The decimal point is not displayed.
Hysteresis of the high
F5
and low set point 1 values
Judgment output timer
F6
at startup
F7 Minimum revolution speed000000 - 9999990000000 Sets the revolution speed to be displayed as zero
Frequency of the moving
F8
average
F9 Pre-arithmetic function0(disabled)/1(enabled) _ 0 _0(disabled) Promptly performs the deceleration display when the signal is lost
*For the settings of the high set point 1 and 2 values, as well as the low set point 1 and 2 values, refer to “Comparator Function” on page 17.
000000 - 9999990000000 Sets the low set point 1 value. The decimal point is not displayed.
0 - 99_ _ _ _ 000
0 - 99 sec._ _ _ _ 000 sec.Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output at startup
0(disabled)/1(3 times)/2(10 times)
Default setting
Display
_ 0 _0(disabled)
Description
Function description
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1 values. Used when the
revolution variation is large.
(For details, refer to "Comparator Function" on page 17.)
Used when variation of the revolution speed is large and a stable display
cannot be attained
• Setting method <in mode 1 (digital tachometer mode)>
For the setting methods in other modes than mode 1 (digital tachometer mode), also refer to the description below.
Normal display
To the function settings
Function 1 setting
● Setting example : 1000
The main display shows “0”.
Press the SHIFT + FUNC
keys for 5 seconds or more to
switch to the parameter set
ting mode.
Press the ENT key and start
setting functions.
Every time you press the key,
the display switches to the next
parameter.
s
0
0 1 - F 0 1
-
s
0 1 - F 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
Use the key to move to another digit
s
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “1000”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “500”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the key to move to another digit
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “1200”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the key to move to another digit
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “300”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “20”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “03”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Use the
Use the key to change the numerical value
to “100”.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
key to move to another digit
s
s
s
s
s
s
key to move to another digit
s
s
key to move to another digit
s
s
key to move to another digit
s
0 0 0 5 0 0
0 0 1 2 0 0
0 0 0 3 0 0
-- --
-- --
2 0
0 3
0 0 0 1 0 0
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Function 8 setting
● Setting example : 1
Every time you press the
display switches to the next func
tion.
Press the ENT key and start
setting functions.
Function 9 setting
● Setting example :1
Finish setting
* If you enter a value outside the setting range, all the input values will blink, which indicates the setting is disabled.
When you press any of the numerical input key, the numerical value before entry is displayed, and you can redo the setting.
* When the relationship among the setting values of F1 to F4 is not appropriate, "EE-4" is displayed before nishing the function setting by pressing the SET key.
For details, refer to page 19.
●18.
Comparator Function
Press the SET key.
The display goes to mode 1
(digital tachometer mode).
s
key, the
-
0
-
-
0
-
-
0
Every time you press the key, the
display switches as below.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
Every time you press the key, the
display switches as below.
Use the ENT key to nish setting.
s
s
• Keys to be used for the high and low set point 1 value settings and their applications
● ● ● ●
Judgment lamp
The corresponding lamp lights up according to the judgment result.
NameFunction
● LL lampLights up when the low set point 2 is judged.
● L lampLights up when the low set point 1 is judged.
● H lampLights up when the high set point 1 is judged.
● HH lampLights up when the high set point 2 is judged.
1
-
-
1
-
-
• Description
● Judgment conditions
Low set point 1 value ● Measurement value ● High set point 1 value AND Low set
point 2 value ● Measurement value ● High set point 2 value
When either the high and low set point 1 value judgment or the high and low set
point 2 value judgment is invalid, and the other is within the setting range
Measurement value ● High set point 2 valueHH judgment
Measurement value ● High set point 1 valueH judgment
Measurement value ● Low set point 2 valueLL judgment
Measurement value ● Low set point 1 valueL judgment
GO judgment
● Set the high set point 1, low set point 1, high set point 2, and low set point 2 values using the function items F01 to F04.
● Execute the judgment in the all measurement mode.
● The high and low set point 2 value judgment, as well as the high and low set point 1 value judgment, is executed independently.
● When both the high set point 2 and low set point 2 values are “0”, the high and low set point 2 value judgment is not executed.
● When both the high set point 1 and low set point 1 values are “0”, the high and low set point 1 value judgment is not executed.
● When both the high set point 2 and low set point 2 values, as well as the high set point 1 and low set point 1 values are “0”, no
judgment is executed.
• About hysteresis
When hysteresis is set in function F5, provide hysteresis between the judgment ON and OFF.
The hysteresis setting value is common to the high set point 1, low set point 1, high set point 2, and low set point
2 value judgment.
Output
出出
Judgment ON
出出 ON
Hysteresis
出出出出出出
● Conditions under the high set point 1 and 2 value judgment
Judgment OFF > ONMeasurement value ● Judgment value
Judgment ON > OFFMeasurement value ● Judgment value - Hysteresis value
● Conditions under the low set point 1 and 2 value judgment
Judgment OFF > ONMeasurement value ● Judgment value
Judgment ON > OFFMeasurement value ● Judgment value + Hysteresis value
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●19.
Memory Function
• Key to be used for the memory function and display
Switches the normal display, the
maximum value display, and mini
mum value display.
Press and hold this key for 5 seconds
or more to clear the memory.
MAX and MIN lamps
-
MEM key
When the current displayed value
is the maximum or minimum,
the MAX or MIN lamp lights up,
respectively.
• During measurement, the maximum display value (MAX value) and minimum display value (MIN value) per display
update cycle is always maintained.
• Pressing the MEM key allows you to check the maximum and minimum values maintained during the measurement.
Normal measurement display
Maximum value display
MAX
1 0 0
MIN
1 0
Press the MEM key once during the normal measurement
to display the maximum value.
●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
Press the MEM key once when the maximum value is
displayed to display the minimum value.
●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
(MAX lamp lights up)
(MIN lamp lights up)
1
Press the MEM key once when the minimum value is
displayed to return to the normal measurement display.
Normal measurement display
1 0
• Press and hold the MEM key for 5 seconds during the normal measurement and memory display ● Clears the
maintained MAX and MIN values.
1 0
Press and hold the MEM key for 5 seconds during the normal measurement or when the maximum/minimum value
is displayed, the MAX and MIN lamps blink for 2 seconds.
MAX MIN
●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●
(MIN lamp lights up)
1
After the MAX and MIN lamps blink for 2 seconds, the
memory is cleared and the display returns to the normal
measurement display.
Normal measurement display
1 0
• As in the gure below, the maintained values are cleared when the measurement is reset
(when the mode and setting value are changed, and the power is turned ON).
Mode 1, 4: Displayed when the display is overowed (the
display value exceeds the available number of display digits).
Mode 2, 3: Displayed when the auto zero function is executed,
or the input is less than the minimum revolution speed.
Displayed when the input pulse width is 10ms or less in
mode 3 (time wide meter mode).
Displayed when the value is outside the teaching function
range (when the input revolution speed is 99,999 or more).
*For details, refer to page 7 (detailed teaching function).
Displayed when an internal memory error occurs. Press the ENT (MODE) key to release the error.
Displayed when the setting value F01 is less than F02, or
F03 is less than F04 in the function setting mode.
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When the input signal becomes within the measurement range
(available number of display digits), the measurement value is
displayed.
Change the input pulse width to within the measurement
range.
Decrease the input revolution speed and execute the teaching
function.
Note that the setting values of modes, parameters, and
functions are initialized.
After the error code is displayed for 2 seconds, the display
returns to the previous status before EE-4 is displayed.Change the settings.
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Parameter List
The following parameters can be set in each mode.
Parameters in mode 1 (Digital Tachometer Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
P1Pulse count per revolutionEnter the pulse count per revolution for the rotary encoder, etc.1 - 9999 P/r1P/r
Setting revolution speed
P2
(detection section)
Value to be displayed
P3
(with decimal point)
P4Display cycleSets the display update cycle0.2/0.5/1.0/2.0/5.0/10/15/30/60 sec.1.0
P5Auto zero time
P6Input lter
*1
*2
Revolution speed in the detection section1 - 99999rpm1000rpm
Actual value to be displayed on the panel in the above
revolution speed
Sets the time from when the input pulse is gone to when the
display becomes "0".
Selects a minimum frequency that is larger than the maximum
frequency of the input signal. 0.02kHz for the contact input
0.00001 - 999999rpm1000rpm
0.1 - 150 sec.6.0 sec.
10/30/100/0.02kHz10kHz●
Parameters in mode 2 (Elapsed Timecounter Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
P1Pulse count per revolutionEnter the pulse count per revolution for the rotary encoder, etc.1 - 9999 P/r1P/r
Setting revolution speed
P2
(detection section)
Value to be displayed
(Hour:Minute:Second display
system)
P3
Value to be displayed
(second display system)
P4Display cycleSets the display update cycle0.2/0.5/1.0/2.0/5.0/10/15/30/60 sec.1 sec.
P5Auto zero time
P6Input lter
*1
*2
Revolution speed in the detection section1 - 99999rpm1000rpm
Actual value to be displayed on the panel in the above
revolution speed
Sets the time from when the input pulse is gone to when the
display becomes "0".
Selects a minimum frequency that is larger than the maximum
frequency of the input signal. 0.02kHz for the contact input
0:00:01 - 9:59:59
0:01 - 999:99
0.1 - 150 sec.6 sec.
10/30/100/0.02kHz10kHz●
Parameters in mode 3 (Time width meter Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
Hour/minute/second and 1/100
P1
second display systems
P2Measurement section
P3Auto zero time
P4Input lter
*1
*2
Selects the time display method.
Selects the measurement time, i.e. during input signal ON or OFF.
Sets the time from when the input pulse is gone to when the
display becomes "0".
Selects a minimum frequency that is larger than the maximum
frequency of the input signal.
(hour:minute:second display system)
0:00:00
/
0:00(1/100 second display system)
0(when OFF)/1(when ON)1 ●ON●
0.1 - 3600 sec.3600 sec.
10/0.02kHz10kHz●
Parameters in mode 4 (Flowmeter Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
Number of blades per
P1
revolution
Capacity per sensor blade
P2
(cc, ℓ, etc.)
P3ScalingUnit coecient value0.00000 - 9999991
P4Decimal point displayDesignates the decimal point position0.00000 - 00000.000000.0
P5Display cycleSets the display update cycle0.2/0.5/1.0/2.0/5.0/10/15/30/60 sec.1 sec.
P6Auto zero time
P7Input lter
*1
*2
Sets the number of blades per revolution1 - 99●(1 when the number is unknown)1
Enter the capacity per blade that the sensor can read.0.0001 - 999991.0
Sets the time from when the input pulse is gone to when the
display becomes "0".
Selects a minimum frequency that is larger than the maximum
frequency of the input signal.
0.02kHz for the contact input
0.1 - 150 sec.6 sec.
10/30/100/0.02kHz10kHz●
10:00
(second display
system)
1/100
second display
system
*1 About the auto zero time
When the input pulse becomes 0Hz during the measurement, and the auto zero time is elapsed, the display is reset to zero.
Display value
表表表表表表表
Auto zero time
表表表
Input pulse
表表表表表
*In mode 2 and mode 3, the zero reset display is “-.-.:-.-.:-.-.”.
Input pulse 0
表表表表表 0
表表表表表表
Zero reset
0
*When a smaller value than the input pulse cycle is set as the auto zero
time, the auto zero function is activated for every pulse, which disables
the normal measurement.
*2 Input lter
Set the input lter with the larger value than the input signal frequency.
Example) When the 15kHz signal is input, set the 30kHz lter.
Note) When the duty of the input signal (proportion of the ON time in one cycle) is low, the signal may be attenuated and the pulse may not be received
normally even if you set the lter with a larger value than the input frequency. When this occurs, set the lter with an even larger value.
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Function List
The following functions can be set in each mode.
Function in mode 1 (Digital Tachometer Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
F1High set point 1 value
F2Low set point 1 value
F3High set point 2 value
F4Low set point 2 value
Hysteresis of the high and
F5
low set point 1 values
Judgment output timer
F6
at startup
*2
F7Minimum revolution speedSets the revolution speed to be displayed as zero000000 - 9999990
Frequency of the moving
F8
average
F9Pre-arithmetic functionPromptly performs the deceleration display when the signal is lost0(disabled)/1(enabled)0(disabled)
*1
*1
*1
*1
Sets the high set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the low set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the high set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the low set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1 values0 - 990
*1
Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output at startup0 - 99 sec.0 sec.
Used when variation of the revolution speed is large and a stable
display cannot be attained
0(disabled)/1(3 times)/2(10 times)
Function setting item in mode 2 (Elapsed Timecounter Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
F1High set point 1 value
F2Low set point 1 value
F3High set point 2 value
F4Low set point 2 value
Hysteresis of the high and
F5
low set point 1 values
Judgment output timer
F6
at startup
*2
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
Sets the high set point 1 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the high set point 1 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the low set point 1 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the low set point 1 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the high set point 2 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the high set point 2 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the low set point 2 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the low set point 2 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1 values0 - 99
Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output at startup0 - 99 sec.
F7Minimum revolution speedSets the revolution speed to be displayed as zero000000 - 999999
Frequency of the moving
F8
average
Used when variation of the revolution speed is large and a stable
display cannot be attained
0(disabled)/1(3 times)/2(10 times)
F9Pre-arithmetic functionPromptly performs the deceleration display when the signal is lost0(disabled)/1(enabled)
Second display system
Second display system
Second display system
Second display system
Function setting item in mode 3 (Time width meter Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
F1High set point 1 value
F2Low set point 1 value
F3High set point 2 value
F4Low set point 2 value
Hysteresis of the high and
F5
low set point 1 values
Judgment output timer
F6
at startup
*2
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
Sets the high set point 1 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the high set point 1 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the low set point 1 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the low set point 1 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the high set point 2 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the high set point 2 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the low set point 2 value (Hour:Minute:Second display system)0:00:00 - 9:59:59
Sets the low set point 2 value (Second display system)0:00 - 999:99
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1 values0 - 990
Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output at startup0 - 99 sec.0 sec.
Second display system
Second display system
Second display system
Second display system
0(disabled)
0:00
0:00
0:00
0:00
0
0 sec.
0
0(disabled)
0(disabled)
0:00
0:00
0:00
0:00
Function in mode 4 (Flowmeter Mode)
No.Setting itemDescriptionInput rangeDefault value
F1High set point 1 value
F2Low set point 1 value
F3High set point 2 value
F4Low set point 2 value
Hysteresis of the high and
F5
low set point 1 values
Judgment output timer
F6
F7
F8
*2
at startup
Minimum ow
(display value)
Frequency of the moving
average
F9Pre-arithmetic functionPromptly performs the deceleration display when the signal is lost0(disabled)/1(enabled)0(disabled)
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
Sets the high set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the low set point 1 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the high set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the low set point 2 value000000 - 9999990
Sets the hysteresis of the high and low set point 1 values0 - 990
Sets the time when the comparator judgment is output at startup0 - 99 sec.0 sec.
Sets the revolution speed to be displayed as zero000000 - 9999990
Used when variation of the revolution speed is large and a stable
display cannot be attained
0(disabled)/1(3 times)/2(10 times)
0(disabled)
*1 For details about the high set point 1 and 2 values, as well as the low set point 1 and 2 values, refer to
“Comparator Function” on page 17.
*2 About the judgment output timer at startup
When you set the value larger than 1 in the function item “F6 Judgment output timer at startup”, the judgment output
timer function can be used. After the power is turned on, judgment starts when the judgment output timer setting time has
elapsed after the start of measurement.
*3 About the minimum revolution speed (minimum ow)
When you set a value larger than 1 in the function item “F7 Minimum revolution speed (minimum ow)”,
the following functions can be used.
● In mode 1 and mode 2, the display value is “0” when the measurement revolution speed becomes less than
the minimum revolution speed(In mode 2, the display shows “-.-.-.-.-.-.”).●●
● In mode 4, the display value is “0” when the measurement display value becomes less than the minimum ow.
2: Judgment condition: (Input frequency/P1 setting value)*60 ● Minimum revolution speed ● Display value =
Mode 3: No judgment
Mode 4: Judgment condition: Display value < Minimum ow ● Display value = “0”
= “0”
“-.-.-.-.-.-.”
Revolution speed
Minimum
表表表表表表
revolution speed
Display value
表表表 0
0
Display value
表表表
Input pulse
表表表表表
Measurement speed
表表表表
Time
*4 About the frequency of the moving average
When you select values other than “0” in the function item “F8 Frequency of moving average”, the frequency of the
moving average function can be used.
Displays the measurement value per display cycle averaged by the frequency of the moving average.
● When the moving average function is not set (F8 setting value “0”)
Measurement value ● Measurement value ● Measurement value ● Measurement value ● Measurement value ●
Display update
Measurement value ●
● When the moving average function is set (F8 setting value “1”, “2”)
Displays the measurement value per display cycle averaged by the frequency of the moving average.
The gure below shows the relationship between the display update in the F8 setting “0” (moving average: 3 times) and
averaging.
Display update
Measurement value ●
Display update
Measurement value ●
Display update
Measurement value ●
Display update
Measurement value ●
●*The measurement values ●
to ● represent the average of
the measurement values per
display update cycle.
Measurement value ● Measurement value ● Measurement value ●
Measurement value ● Measurement value ● Measurement value ●
Display update
Measurement value ● Measurement value ● Measurement value ●
Display update
Average of the measurement
Display update
Average of the measurement
values ● , ● , and ●
values ● , ● , and ●
Average of the measurement
values ● , ● , and ●
●*The measurement values ●
to ● represent the average of
the measurement values per
display update cycle.
*5 About the pre-arithmetic function
When you select “1” in the function item “F9 Pre-arithmetic function”, the pre-arithmetic function can be used.
Promptly performs the deceleration display when the input signal is lost.
*Select one out of these output options
*1 and 2 are interconnected to each other. 9-10, 13-14, 17-18, 19-20,
27-28, 31-32, 35-36 are also interconnected respectively.
119
220
927
1028
1331
1432
1735
1836
4 ● 20mA-
0 ● 10V-
1 ● 5V-
0 ● 1V-
Connector numbering
(as the plug is viewed from wire connection side)
C-
V10-
V5-
V1-
1 2 3 4 ● 17 18
19 20 35 36
● ●
● The connector next to “1”marking is #2 terminal.
● Suggested wiring order is 1● 3● 5 ● 20● 22● 24 ● for the
ease of nding the right numbering.
● Please use extra caution in soldering, as the clearance is small.
● The minimum value for MIN-F14(%) in the diagram above is 0mA, in the case of current output (4●20mA)
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25. Option -BCD
When equipped with -BCD option, Binary Coded Decimal output is possible
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1. Specications for -BCD Option
NPN Open collector outputOutput capacity30VDC●20mA
Open collector input
Data output6 digits BCD code
Decimal point output DP1 ● 4 ●1 ● 4 digits after decimal point●
Control output
Control input
Connector
Positive-logic-negative-logic available for BCD and decimal point output (opted at Function 10)
Model-BCD
Open collector (NPN) input
LO input
HI inputLeakage current : maximum 0.1mA
PLUSWhen output data is positive, PLUS turns to LO
DT OUTWhen DATA OUT is HI, output signal is set
OVRWhen displayed value overows, OVR turns to LO
HOLDWhile HOLD is LO, output data does not renew
ENABLEWhile ENABLE is LO, output has high impedance
Meter :PCS-E36LMD/ Accessory side: ●Plug● PCS-E36FS●●Cover● PCS-E36LA
(Both manufactured by HONDA TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.)
Load capacity : minimum 5mA
0 ● 1.5V
● Cable connection is to be done by users.
● Timing chart
Measured data
HOLD signal
BCD output
DT OUT signal
ENABLE signal
“H”
“L”
“H”
“L”
“H”
“L”
“00000”data 1
hold
“00000”“00000”data 1data 2data
data out
renewal
about
6 msec
data 2
about
100 msec
data 3data 4
3
high impedance
data
4
data
4
●
2. Connection for -BCD Option
in/outCode●●Pin numberCodein/out
11191
×10
0
22202
43214
×10
3
84228
15231
26242
47254
88268
19271
210282
411294
×10
×10
4
5
Out
put
×10
×10
1
2
812308
PLUS1331DP1
DT OUT1432DP2
OVR1533DP3
Input
HOLD1634DP4
ENABLE1735GND
GND1836GND
Connector numbering
(as the plug is viewed from wire connection side)
1 2 3 4 ●17● 18
● The connector next to “1”marking
is #2 terminal.
● Suggested wiring order is 1● 3●
5 ● 20● 22● 24 ● for the ease
of nding the right numbering.
When equipped with -TRT option, comparison result output is possible.(LL,L,GO,H,HH,ZERO)
●
1. -TRT option specications
Model-TR T
Output capacity30VDC●20mA
Rsidual voltageLess than 1.5V
Measured value ● Low set point 2 valueLL signal is ON
Measured value ● Low set point 1 valueL signal is ON
Output signal
Output is insulated from internal circuitry
Low set point 1 value ● Measured value ● High set point 1 valueGO signal is ON
High set point 1 value ● Measured valueH signal is ON
High set point 2 value ● Measured valueHH signal is ON
Measured value = 0ZERO signal is ON
*For the detail of standard input and dierential input, please refer to following pages.●
Standard input : P5 Input Specications
Dierential input : P6 Input Specications