Instruction Manual for Itherm models including: XTC-774 Digital Preset Timer Counter, XTC-774, Digital Preset Timer Counter, Preset Timer Counter, Timer Counter, Counter
i USER’S OPERATING MANUAL FOR DIGITAL PRESET TIMER COUNTER (Models: XTC - 774 / 994) 1. Prepare the cut-out with proper dimension as shown in figure.
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DocumentDocumentUSER'S OPERATING MANUAL FOR DIGITAL PRESET TIMER COUNTER (Models: XTC - 774 / 994) XTC - 774 (72 X 72) XTC - 994 (96 X 96) SPECIFICATIONS : Display : 4 Digit , 0.56" Ht (XTC-774/994) Status Indication : a] Relay status (OP1/OP2) b] Auto Reset / EOC Time (RT) c] Time Unit (Hrs. / Min. / Sec.) Control Inputs : a] Count Input (For Counter) ib] Start Input (For Timer) b] Reset Input Reset time : < 100 ms Timing Accuracy : 0.05% Full Scale Repeat Accuracy : 0.01% Outputs : 5 Amp @ 230VAC Relay (1C/O) x 2 Reset : a] Front switch (Programmable) b] Remote Reset (via rear terminals) C] At On power (Programmable) Supply : 90 to 270 VAC Mounting : Panel Housing Operating temp. : A: B0S~P5la0ostCic Humidity : 95% Rh (Non Condensing). Configurable Parameters: Mode : a] Counter b] Timer Counter Parameters : Count Input : AC / DC Count Frequency : a] Very Low (0 to 3Hz) (For DC Input only) b] Low (0 to 30Hz) c] Medium (0 to 100Hz) d] High (0 to 1KHz) e] Very High (0 to 2.5KHz) Count direction : Up / Down Function : On Delay / Off Delay Counter Operating : a] Latch Output + Over Run Disable Mode b] Latch Output + Over Run Enable c] Auto Reset d] TPR Scalar : 0.001 to 9999 Output 2 Function : a] Auxiliary b] Batch c] Off Timer Parameters : Count direction Timer Start Timer Operating Mode Output 2 Function : Up / Down : a] Power on Start b] Front Start c] Remote Start (Edge Triggered) d] Remote Start (Edge + Level Triggered) : a] Auto Reset b] Latch Output : a] Auxiliary b] End of Cycle (EOC) c] Off INSTALLATION GUIDELINES 1. Prepare the cut-out with proper dimension as shown in figure. 2. Remove clamp from Controller. 3. Push the Timer through panel cut-out and secure the Controller in its place by tightening the side clamp. SAFETY INSTRUCTION MECHANICAL v Ambient temperature and relative humidity surrounding the Controller must not exceed the maximum specified limits.. v The Controller in its installed state must be protected against excessive electrostatic or electromagnetic interferences. ELECTRICAL v The Controller must be wired as per wiring diagram & it must comply with local electrical regulation. v The Electrical noise generated by switching inductive loads might create momentary Fluctuation in display, latch up, data loss or permanent damage to the instrument. To reduce this use snubber circuit across the load. TERMINAL CONNECTIONS : SHORT FOR NPN SHORT FOR PNP +12V I/P1 I/P2 GND RST OUT 3 NO CM NC XTC-774 90~270VAC XTC-994 NO CM NC NO CM NC OUT 1 OUT 2 OVER ALL DIMENSIONS & PANEL CUT OUT (IN MM) A E PANEL CUTOUT F B C D H G Dim Model A B C D E F G H XTC-774 72 72 10 65 66 68 68 9 XTC-994 96 96 10 65 89 92 92 9 Wiring For Count Input & Remote Start Proximity (PNP) Proximity (NPN) Contact Switch 12345 +12V I/P1 I/P2 GND RST 12345 +12V I/P1 I/P2 GND RST 230V AC as a Count I/P 12345 +12V I/P1 I/P2 GND RST XTC-774 XTC-994 L 13 N 14 AC1 15 ~ AC2 16 ~ 56789 1 OIM XTC-XX4 V1.2 Page 1 of 4 Configuration List:- Programming as Counter Mode 1) To Enter in this mode Press & Hold `SET' key for 5 sec. at Power On. `CNFG' & `V.1.0.1' Message will be toggle for 5 sec. Now unit will allow the user to configure different parameters with options as described below. 2) Press `SET' Key to move on to next parameter. 3) Press `RST' Key to scroll between parameter options. 4) All following parameters as shown in the shaded will be displayed for 1 Sec. followed by its options or values. PARAMETER Mode Selection Count Input Type DISPLAY DESCRIPTION XTC Mode:- Thumb Wheel Timer / Counter Mode Selection. Counter :- If Selected, Controller will work as Counter. Ref. Page No. 2 to 3 Timer :- If Selected, Controller will work as Timer. Ref. Page No. 3 to 4 Count Input Type :- By this parameter lets the user select Input type for counting. AC : If selected count input from 230V AC mains supply. DC : If selected count input from Proximity or Potential free contact. DEFAULT Counter DC Input Frequency Count Direction Front Reset Input Frequency :- User can select the frequency of count pulse at the input terminal. This feature is useful in avoiding noise signal. iVery Low :- If selected count input frequency is 3Hz. Low :- If selected count input frequency is 30Hz. Medium :- If selected count input frequency is 100Hz. High :- If selected count input frequency is 1000Hz. Very High :- If selected count input frequency is 2500Hz. Count Direction :- This parameter allows user to set count direction in run mode as follows Up Count :- If selected; counting starts from 0000 up to set count in ascending order. Down Count :- If selected; counting starts from set count to 0000 in descending order. Front Reset :- User can Enable / Disable the Count Reset from RST Key. Medium Down Yes :- If selected user can reset the counter by pressing RST Key located at front panel. Yes No :- If selected user can not reset the counter by pressing RST Key located at front panel. Only Remote Reset at back terminal is allowed. This feature is useful to avoid unauthorized attempt to reset the counter during run mode. Select Decimal Point User can set position of decimal point for scale factor. Position of decimal point can be shifted by using the shift key. 0000. Scale Factor Output 2 Function User can set the value of scale factor. The last stored value of scale with decimal position will be display. For this parameter Set key will work as Shift Key, user can easily select digit. To store the Factor value press Set Key for 3Sec. In run mode, on receiving Count Pulse the counter will Increment or Decrement count value by the scale factor & Count Direction provided by the user. 0001 Output 2 Function :- User can select from Batch, Auxiliary or Off operation for 2nd Output. Auxiliary :- If selected OP2 can be used as Auxiliary contact. Both the relay output will ON/OFF together as per the ON/OFF Delay. Batch :- If selected , Output2 used as a Batch mode. When Batch count EQUAL to Set Batch count output2 will on & the output of second relay will remain ON until user press the reset key for 3second when Batch count displayed. Auxiliary Off :- If selected , Output 2 will Permanently OFF. 2 OIM XTC-XX4 V1.2 Page 2 of 4 User List:- 1) To access the User List Press & Hold `SET' key for 3 Sec. 2) Press `RST' Key to change the value. 3) After entering in parameter `SET' key will work as `SHIFT' Key. 4) Press `SET' Key for 3 Sec. to Store data & move on to next parameter. 5) All parameters as shown in the shaded will be displayed for 1 Sec. followed by its value. PARAMETER Auto Reset Time Set Batch View List:- DISPLAY DESCRIPTION Auto Reset Time :- It will appears only if Selected counter mode is Auto Reset or TPR via DIP Switch. User can set Auto Reset time form 0.1Sec to 99.9Sec. via SET & RST Key. Set Batch :- This parameter will appears only if Op2 is selected as Batch Mode. After achieving Batch set point output 2 will be turned On (Range from 1 to 9999). 1) To access the View List Press & Release `SET' key Once. PARAMETER Batch View DISPLAY DESCRIPTION Batch View :- This parameter will appears only if Op2 is selected as Batch Mode. Total Batch Count will be shown here. Press Reset Key for 3 Sec to Reset Batch Count. DEFAULT 5.0 5 DEFAULT 5 DIP Switch Setting :- DIP No. DIP 1 DIP 2 Individual Off Condition On Delay Memory Disable On Condition Off Delay Memory Enable Combination DIP 4 DIP 3 1 OFF OFF 2 OFF ON 3 ON OFF 4 ON ON Mode Latch Output + Over Run Disable Latch Output + Over Run Enable Auto Reset Mode TPR Configuration List:- Programming as Timer Mode 1) To Enter in this mode Press & Hold `SET' key for 5 sec. at Power On. `CNFG' & `V.1.0.1' Message will be toggle for 5 sec. Now unit will allow the user to configure different parameters with options as described below. 2) Press `SET' Key to move on to next parameter. 3) Press `RST' Key to scroll between parameter options. 4) All following parameters as shown in the shaded will be displayed for 1 Sec. followed by its options or values. PARAMETER DISPLAY DESCRIPTION iMode XTC Mode :- Thumb Wheel Timer / Counter Mode Selection. Counter :- If Selected, Controller will work as Counter. Selection Ref. Page No. 2 to 3 Timer :- If Selected, Controller will work as Timer. Ref. Page No. 3 to 4 DEFAULT Timer Timer Counting Direction:- Timer Direction Up Counting :- If Selected, timer starts counting from 0 to set time in ascending order. ( Up direction ) Down Counting :- If Selected, timer starts counting from Set time to 0 in descending order. ( Down direction ) Down Timer Start Mode :- This parameter defines the Start mode for the timer. Timer Start Gate Input Power On Start :- If Selected, timer starts counting from Power On. Front Start :- If Selected, Timer starts only after user presses START key. If the cycle is incomplete at the time of power fail , It will continue after power is restored without need for re-issuing the Start command from front key ( If MEM=On ). Remote Edge Trigger Start :- If Selected, Timer starts counting only when it detects high to low pulse at back terminal from external Input. Power On Start Remote Edge Trigger + Level Start :- If Selected, Timer starts counting only when it detects high to low pulse at back terminal from external Input. The input signal must remain low during timing cycle otherwise timer will Reset. Gate Input :- Prompted only if Timer is configured as Power On Start. When Enabled (Set to yes) the External Input can work as a Gate input. Yes :- The External Input can be used as a Gate input. No No :- The External Input can not be used as a Gate input. 3 OIM XTC-XX4 V1.2 Page 3 of 4 PARAMETER Timer Mode DISPLAY Front Reset DESCRIPTION DEFAULT Timer Mode :- This parameter will be prompted if other than power on start selected. Latched Mode :- In this mode once the timing cycle is over, User must issue a Reset signal from front key or Ext. Reset input to Re-Start the timer. Auto Reset Mode :- In this mode once the timing cycle is over, Next start input through External Input signal will Re-Start the timer. No need to issue Reset Signal. Latch Output Front Reset :- This parameter allows the user to Enable or Disable front Reset function. This feature prevents un-authorized attempt to Reset the Timer during Run mode. Yes Yes :- The Timer can be reset through front panel. No :- The Timer can not be reset through front panel. Output 2 Function Output 2 Function :- Auxiliary Contact :- The OP2 will operate simultaneously with OP1. This function is required when user needs 2 changeover Relay contacts. Auxiliary End of Cycle Output :- The OP2 is energized for RT period programmed by user via push wheel switches in Sec. DIP Switch Setting :i- Off :- The OP2 is not used & can be kept reserve for future use. User List:- 1) To access the User List Press & Hold `SET' key for 3 Sec. 2) Press `RST' Key to change the value. 3) After entering in parameter `SET' key will work as `SHIFT' Key. 4) Press `SET' Key for 3 Sec. to Store data & move on to next parameter. 5) All parameters as shown in the shaded will be displayed for 1 Sec. followed by its value. PARAMETER End of Cycle Time DISPLAY DESCRIPTION End of Cycle Time :- It will appears only if End of Cycle as Output 2 is selected. User can set End of Cycle time form 0.1Sec to 99.9Sec. via SET & RST Key. Individual Combination DIP 4 DIP 3 DIP 2 Range Resolution DIP No. Off Condition DIP 1 On Delay On Condition Off Delay 1 OFF OFF OFF 99.99 Sec 2 OFF OFF ON 999.9 Sec 3 OFF ON OFF 9999 Sec 0.01 Sec 0.1 Sec 1 Sec 4 OFF ON ON 999.9 Min 0.1 Min 5 ON OFF OFF 9999 Min 1 Min 6 ON OFF ON 99Hr. 59Min 1 Min 7 ON ON OFF 999.9 Hrs 0.1 Hrs 8 ON ON ON 9999 Hrs 1 Hrs DEFAULT 5.0 i Mfgd by: Innovative Instruments & Controls LLP 338, New Sonal Link Service Industrial Premises Co-op Society Ltd, Building No.2, Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai - 400064. Tel: 022-66939916/17/18; E-mail : sales@itherm.co.in Website : www.itherm.co.in 4 OIM XTC-XX4 V1.2 Page 4 of 4