Your V eeder-Root brand C628 Totalizer is one model in a family of 1/8 DIN units which
offers breakthrough display technology as well as easy-to-program single-line
parameters. Designed to provide instant visual feedback regarding an application’s key
input value, the C628 not only has a 0.71” high LED display (27% larger than other 1/8
DIN units), but also the ability to change display color based on process status
(programmable parameter in Operation Mode). Easy programming is made possible via a
help function and a secondary legend display.
This manual will guide you through the installation and wiring of your C628 unit with
information on proper panel mounting and rear terminal layout and wiring instructions.
In addition, the instrument’s operation and programming modes are thoroughly
explained. The Operation Mode provides day to day operation and allows editing of
preset values. The Program Mode enables the configuration of various parameters prior
to initial operation. These parameters include those for basic configuration as well as
other settable features which will enhance the functionality and usability of the device.
This manual also provides
information on the C628
Totalizer’s product
specifications and ordering
and warranty procedures.
Technical Manual
Features
•AWESOME 0.71” high digit LED display
•Programmable color change display based on
an event
•Programmable help function and secondary
legend display
The instrument can be mounted in a panel with a thickness of up to 6mm. The
cutout(s) should be made based on the recommended panel opening illustrated in the
drawing above.
Insert the unit in the panel through the cutout. Ensure that the
panel gasket is not distorted and the instrument is positioned
squarely against the panel. Slide the mounting clamp into place
on the instrument, as shown to the left, and push it forward until
it is firmly in contact with the rear face of the mounting panel and
the tabs on the bracket arm are seated in the mounting grooves
on the side of the unit.
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The electronic components of the instrument can be removed from
the housing after installation without disconnecting the wiring.
To remove the components, grip the side edges of the panel and
pull the instrument forward. Take note of orientation of the unit
for subsequent replacement in the housing.
Bracket Arm
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INSTALLATION
WIRING
REAR TERMINAL CONNECTIONS
Power Supply
+ VDC -
RS-485 Comm.
(opt.)
B A
COM
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Common
Digital In 2
(sec. lockout)
Count Inputs
Terminal #2 is the connection for Input A, which is programmable to be
the primary input or channel A of an encoder input. Terminal #1 is the
connection for Input B, which is programmable to be an incrementing
input, a decrementing input, or channel B of an encoder input. The
Aux. Power
(rem. reset)
(opt.)
Digital In 1
Input Power
For an AC powered unit, Terminal #13 serves as the line or Hot side
connection for AC powered units and as the positive side for DC powered
units. The neutral side for AC powered units and the negative side for
DC powered units are connected to Terminal #14.
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Input A
Input Common
common connection for both Input A and Input B is Terminal #3.
Serial Communication
Control/Digital Inputs
A contact closure or NPN signal can be used to activate preconfigured
functionality. Terminal # 5 is used for a remote reset function, while
Terminal #6 is a security function, that when active, will prohibit entry
An RS-485 communication board, utilizing ASCII protocol, can be
installed as an option. Terminals #16 & #17 serve as the B and A
connections respectively, while Terminal #18 is connected as the
common.
into Program Mode. Terminal #8 serves as the common for both of these
inputs.
Input B
Auxiliary Power Output
A 9 - 15 VDC for powering external sensors and encoders up to 125 mA
can be accessed by connecting the positive supply side of the sensor to
DownIn Operation Mode: Used in edit operation to decrement
the digit highlighted by the Scroll key.
In Program Mode: Used in Edit Operation to decrement
the digit highlighted by the Scroll key, if the setting is
a numerical value, or present the next in the series of
choices for that parameter.
Scroll
ProgramIn Operation Mode: Used to move between the count
In All modes: Moves the unit into Edit Operation,
which is indicated by the left most digit flashing.
Successive presses of the key are used to move to the
digit to be edited. Wrap around will occur from least
significant digit to most significant digit.
value display & the preset and to enter an edited preset
value. Holding the key down for 3 seconds will
cause the unit to enter Program Mode.
In Program Mode: Used to move from one parameter to
the next and enter the edited parameter values.
Holding the key down for 3 seconds will cause the
unit to return to Operation Mode.
Function
Display
PrimaryIn Operation Mode: Default display is the count value.
SecondaryIn Operation Mode: Indicates alphabetically if the
Output
Indicators
Secondary Display
Display Functions
Function
Can be scrolled using the program key to display the
Preset value. If the "Help" function is enabled, this
display will first show the parameter description for 3
seconds (see page 5 for example).
In Program Mode: Displays the value or selection for
the current parameter. If the "Help" function is
enabled, this display will first show the parameter
description for 3 seconds (see page 6 for example).
Preset is being viewed on the primary display. This
display is blank when the Count Value is being shown.
In Program Mode: Provides a 1 digit alpha or numeric
character to indicate which parameter value is being
shown on the primary display.
In All modes: No function.
ResetIn Operation Mode: Resets the count value to zero (or
to the preset in count down operation). This button
can be disabled via the "Front Panel Reset Enable"
parameter in Program Mode.
In Program Mode: No function.
Down &
Scroll
together
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In All modes: Will abort an Edit Operation and return
the preset/parameter to its previous value.
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