Veeder Root Series C342 Technical Manual

Introduction
Your Veeder-Root brand Series C342 panel instrument is powered by an external 12 - 24 VDC supply, features an 8 digit LCD display, and is housed in a ultra compact 1/32 DIN package.
This model has been configured at the factory to perform one of the following functions: Count Totalizer, Time Totalizer (Hours:Minutes:Seconds), Time Totalizer (Hours, 1/100 resolution), Tachometer or a PLC message display. There are also several programmable features that let you select a sinking or sourcing input, a count input filtering speed, and whether or not to enable the front panel reset.
The following pages of the manual will provide information on proper panel mounting of the device, terminal layout and wiring instructions, directions on how to access and set the field programmable features, as well as an overview of the basic operating functions of the unit. Also included are the key product specification, warranty procedures and ordering information should you require additional units.
Models Covered in this Manual
C342-0462 Totalizer: Accumulates and displays counted pulses. Total can be reset via front panel button (may be disabled) or remote reset terminals.
C342-1462 Time Totalizer: Accumulates time in Hours:Minutes:Seconds format. Can be reset via front panel button (may be disabled) or remote reset terminals.
C342-2462 Time Totalizer: Accumulates time in hours with 1/100 resolution. Can be reset via front panel button (may be disabled) or remote reset terminals.
C342-3462 Tachometer: Pulses are sampled for a 6 second period then displayed as a rate value in units per minute. A Display Hold input can freeze the current reading.
C342-4462 Message Display: Please refer to the additional instruction sheet which provides specific information on how to interface to a PLC.
Technical Manual 702082-0001
Veeder-Root
Series C342 DC Powered LCD Display
brand
Index
Available models include count and time totalization and rate metering
Crisp 8 digit LCD display provides easy to read process values
Compact 1/32 DIN bezel and 32mm behind the panel depth save panel space
Power by 12 - 24 VDC, with nonvolatile RAM for retention of process value and settings
Field programmable for NPN or PNP signals and for hi-speed (7.5 kHz) or low speed (30 Hz) filtering
IEC IP65 rated front panel for use in washdown environments
Overview
Installation page 2 Terminal Connections page 2
Setup
Front Panel Operation page 3 Programming page 3
General
Specifications page 4 Ordering Information page 4 Warranty page 4
REAR TERMINAL CONNECTIONS
Dimensions
Wiring
Insert wire into the appropriate openings as pictured in the drawing
48 mm
below. Turn the screws, located on the left side of the terminal block to tighten the clamp and secure the wire.
VEEDER-ROOT
24
mm
12345678
– (Common)
45 mm
+0.6 mm
22 mm
+0.3mm
Panel Mounting
Make a panel cutout per the recommended opening illustrated by the figure above. Place the included gasket over the rear of the unit and place the unit in the panel cutout. Slide the panel mount bracket into place over the unit's rear allowing the bracket tabs to engage the grooves on the case. Continue to push forward until the bracket arm fits snugly against the panel.
+ (12 to 24 VDC)
NPN
Contact
Contact
Power Wiring: Connect to
1
12 - 24 VDC (+20%/-10%) voltage source. Power require-
2
ment is 5 mA, Maximum.
3 4
Remote Reset: the displayed
1
1
value will be reset for count­ing or timing models. Count
2
2
Input is ignored when the Re-
3
set is active.
3
version
4
4
1
1
2
2 3
3
4
4
, this terminal serves
as a display hold input.
Signal Input (from switch):
Contact closure signals are accumulated for count and ta­chometer versions.
versions
contact is closed. See "Pro­gramming" to select Low speed, NPN mode.
, timer runs when
On tachometer
For timer
8
mm
Top View
32 mm
Mounting
Grooves
Bracket Arm
PNP
Signal Input (transistor):
1
Signal pulses are accumulated
1
NPN
+
for count and tachometer ver-
2
2
3
3
4
4
For timer versions
sions. timer runs when signal is present. See "Programming" for selection of PNP or NPN signal.
,
1
2
3
4
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