JPQ2 PULSE ACCUMULATOR

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1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL PULSE ACCUMULATOR (field-programmable; built-in excitation) MODEL JPQ JPQ BEFORE USE... Thank you for choosing M-System. Before use, check the contents of the package you received as outlined below. If you have any problems or questions with the product, please contact M-System's Sales Office or representatives. n PACKAGE INCLUDES: Signal conditioner (body base socket)... () n MODEL NO. Confirm that the model number described on the product is exactly what you ordered. n INSTRUCTION MANUAL This manual describes necessary points of caution when you use this product, including installation and connection, hardware setting, operation of the Programming Unit (model: PU- x)* specific to this model and basic maintenance procedures. This unit is factory adjusted and calibrated according to the Ordering Information included in the product package. If you don t need to change the pre-adjusted setting, you can skip the sections on hardware setting and calibration and Software Setting in this manual. *When you need to change software settings, please refer to the Operation Manual for Model PU-x (EM-), Section B: (B-) Introduction, (B-) General Operation Description, (B-) Operation Flowchart for general information. POINTS OF CAUTION n POWER RATING & OPERATIONAL RANGE Check the power rating for the unit on the specification label. V AC rating: V, Hz, approx. VA,, and V DC ratings: Rating ±0%, approx..w 0V DC rating: 0V DC, approx..w n UNPLUGGING THE UNIT Before you remove the unit from its base socket or mount it, turn off the power supply and input signal for safety. n ENVIRONMENT Indoor use When heavy dust or metal particles are present in the air, install the unit inside proper housing with sufficient ventilation. Do not install the unit where it is subjected to continuous vibration. Do not subject the unit to physical impact. Environmental temperature must be within - to 0 C ( to 0 F) with relative humidity within 0 to 0% RH in order to ensure adequate life span and operation. n WIRING Do not install cables (power supply, input and output) close to noise sources (relay drive cable, high frequency line, etc.). Do not bind the unit's cables together with cables where high noise levels are present. Do not install them in the same duct. n AND... The unit is designed to function as soon as power is supplied, however, a warm up for 0 minutes is required for satisfying complete performance described in the data sheet. COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION Body Base Socket Connection Diagram Front Cover Specifications n HOW TO OPEN THE FRONT COVER: Position your finger on the hook at the top of front cover and pull. INSTALLATION The shape of base socket may be different for some models. Detach the yellow clamps located at the top and bottom of the unit for separating the body from the base socket. n DIN RAIL MOUNTING Set the base socket so that its DIN rail adaptor is at the bottom. Position the upper hook at the rear side of base socket on the DIN rail and push in the lower. When removing the socket, push down the DIN rail adaptor utilizing a minus screwdriver and pull. n WALL MOUNTING Refer to the drawings in the next page. Clamp (top & bottom) DIN Rail mm wide Spring Loaded DIN Rail Adaptor Shape and size of the base socket are slightly different with various socket types. CHECKING ) Terminal wiring: Check that all cables are correctly connected according to the connection diagram. ) Power input voltage: Check voltage across the terminal with a multimeter. ) Input: Check that the input signal is within 0 00% of the full-scale. ) Output: Check that the load resistance meets the described specifications. --, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /

2 JPQ TERMINAL CONNECTIONS Connect the unit as in the diagram below or refer to the connection diagram label on top of the unit. n DIMENSIONS mm (inch) CLAMP (top & bottom). (.) 0 (.) DIN RAIL mm wide 0 (.). (.). (.) dia. MTG HOLE (.) deep 0 (.) 0 (.) 0 (.) M. SCREW 0 0 (.) (.) [. (.)] 0 (.) When mounting, no extra space is needed between units. n CONNECTION DIAGRAM ALARM OUTPUT 0 RESET SENSOR EXCITATION U() V() OUTPUT POWER Input Connection Examples Dry Contact or Mechanical Contact PWR Vsns kω Voltage Pulse -Wire Current Pulse Built-in Excitation -WIRE PICK-UP External DC Supply 00Ω Vsns PU-x MODULAR JACK PWR Vsns -WIRE PICK-UP DC SUPPLY 00Ω Vsns MAINTENANCE Regular calibration procedure is explained below: n CALIBRATION Warm up the unit for at least 0 minutes. Apply 0%, %, 0%, % and 00% input signal. Check that the output signal for the respective input signal remains within accuracy described in the data sheet. When the output is out of tolerance, recalibrate the unit according to the "ANALOG OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT" procedure. --, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /

3 JPQ EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS & FUNCTIONS n COUNT OVERFLOW Three overflow modes are selectable with the Programming Unit: Reset, Hold at 00% or Hold at %. In Reset mode, the JPQ resets pulse count to zero as soon as the input reaches the span count value. The span count is equal to the zero count, thus the JPQ never outputs 00% in this sense. In Hold at 00% mode, the JPQ stops counting at 00% input. The count is held at the span count value, and the DC output is held at 00%. In Hold at % mode, the JPQ continues counting until % before holding the count and DC output. In both modes, the Reset command input resets the count to zero and the JPQ returns to the output equivalent to zero count. Input frequency does not affect the pulse counting of this unit, however, the minimum of -microsecond pulse width (0 msec. for mechanical contact input) is required to accurately count the input pulses. Reset Mode Input Output Span Count n ALARM OUTPUT Either Hi or Lo alarm output is supplied by a relay contact. The alarm setpoint and the deadband (hysteresis) are adjustable with the Programming Unit in percentage of the input range. The alarm setpoint is selectable from - to %, while the deadband is from 0 to 0%. Once the relay contact trips, it is reset to the normal position when the counter is reset by the external reset command. n RESET When a reset input is turned on, the accumulated count in the internal counter goes back to zero. The JPQ compares the input to this internal count for the alarm function, therefore is affected by reset operations. The reset input negative is connected to the input common. Short across the terminals and for the minimum of 00 msec. n ZERO COUNT, SPAN COUNT The count value equivalent to 0% output is called Zero Count, while that equivalent to 00% is called Span Count. The zero count is usually set to 0, and selectable up to one count below the span count. The span count is selectable from one count above the zero count up to. When a reset input is turned on, the output goes to 0% according to the reset count. With the Hold at % overflow mode, the maximum count range is from 0 to, and the maximum effective count is. Reset Hold at 00% Mode Input Output Reset Short Open Min. 00 ms Span Count Short Open Min. 00 ms DETECTING PULSE EDGE Open Collector & Mechanical Contact: OFF (input monitor LED ON) to ON (input monitor LED OFF) or ON to OFF Voltage Pulse A pulse rise detected when the input voltage goes above the detecting level (input monitor LED ON); a pulse sink detected when it goes below the level (input monitor LED OFF). Two-wire Current Pulse The input resistor (00 Ω) converts the current signal (0 - ma) into 0. V. A pulse rise detected when the voltage goes above the detecting level (input monitor LED ON); a pulse sink detected when it goes below the level (input monitor LED OFF). Hold at % Mode Span Count Input Output Reset Short Open Min. 00 ms --, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /

4 0 0 0 JPQ HARDWARE SETTING & CALIBRATION n FRONT PANEL CONFIGURATION Modular Jack Input Monitor LED PL Detecting Level Adj. Detecting Level Adj. Pin Pulse Amplitude Selector Input Type Selector ON Zero Adj. Span Adj. Sensor Excitation Adj. n PULSE AMPLITUDE (rotary switch) (*) Factory setting For voltage pulse input, select the pulse amplitude (V p-p) among the switch positions 0 through. For open collector, mechanical contact or two-wire current pulse input, set the switch to. DO NOT SET to or. The power supply to the unit must be turned off when changing the setting. SW PULSE AMPLITUDE MAX. VOLTAGE 0 * * 0 00V p-p 0V p-p 0 V p-p 0V p-p V p-p 0. V p-p 0. 0.V p-p 0V 0V V 0V V V 0.V (*) Open collector, mechanical contact or two-wire current pulse *. Maximum frequency limited to 0 khz. n DIP SWITCH SETTING (*) Factory setting SW is not used. The power supply to the unit must be turned off when changing the setting. Input Type TYPE SW SW SW Open collector (*) ON OFF ON Mechanical contact Voltage pulse OFF OFF ON Two-wire current pulse OFF ON ON Noise Filter NOISE FILTER SW SW High ON OFF Low (*) OFF ON None OFF OFF High noise filter is usable for the input frequency 0 Hz or lower range, and Low filter is usable for 00 Hz or lower. For a mechanical contact input, High setting is recommended in order to eliminate unwanted counts caused by chattering. n EXAMPLE : VOLTAGE PULSE with Amplitude V p-p, DC Offset.V, Count Range Input type: Voltage Input count: Zero count set to 0, Span count set to 000 (Set 0% and 00% range values with the Programming Unit.) Input amplitude: V p-p Rotary SW Detecting level:.v (Set to the offset value after it is scaled by the sensitivity scale.) Noise filter: None (Choose according to the frequency.) The rotary switch and DIP switch are configured as shown to the right. n EXAMPLE : VOLTAGE PULSE with Amplitude V p-p, DC Offset V, Count Range Input type: Voltage Input count: Zero count set to 00, Span count set to 0000 (Set 0% and 00% range values with the Programming Unit.) Input amplitude: 0 V p-p Rotary SW Detecting level:.v (Set to the offset value after it is scaled by the sensitivity scale.) Noise filter: None (Choose according to the frequency.) The rotary switch and DIP switch are configured as shown to the right. ON ON DIP SW DIP SW --, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /

5 JPQ n DETECTING LEVEL (voltage pulse and two-wire current pulse) Determine the appropriate detecting level referring to the flow chart below. START Voltage or two-wire current pulse input? No Yes Confirm the Sensitivity Scale in Table below. Assign the value in the following equation. Detecting Level (V)* = DC Offset (V)* Sensitivity Scale Adjust the detecting level to the value calculated above following the procedure explained below. Confirm open collector or mechanical contact input. Adjust the detecting level to.0v. *. Divide a current input (ma) by 0 and convert it into voltage (V). *. Rounded off to one decimal place. Table SW PULSE AMPLITUDE SENSITIVITY SCALE V p-p 0V p-p 0 V p-p 0V p-p V p-p 0. V p-p 0. 0.V p-p Open collector Mechanical contact Two-wire current pulse /0 /0 / / 0 A specific sensitivity scale is applied according to the pulse amplitude setting. The scaled input voltage is then compared to the preset detecting level. With DC coupling, the scaled H level voltage must be higher than the detecting level so that the pulse state is accurately detected. Setting Examples Voltage Input (DC Offset = Pulse Amplitude / ) PULSE AMPLITUDE (Vp-p) AMPLITUDE RANGE (Vp-p) Current Input (DC Offset = Pulse Amplitude / ) PULSE AMPLI- TUDE (map-p) (.Vp-p) (.Vp-p) AMPLITUDE RANGE Set to open collector, mechanical contact or two-wire current pulse Set DC offset to 0V for 00Vp-p pulse input. DETECTING LEVEL (V) DETECTING LEVEL (V) , Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /

6 0 JPQ How to Change the Detecting Level Input Monitor LED PL Detecting Level Adj. Detecting Level Adj. Pin ON Voltmeter V Connect to Terminal of the base socket. A voltmeter of class 0. or better accuracy with pointed probes is required. ) Connect the negative probe of voltmeter to the terminal of base socket. ) If you need a noise filter, set the SW and SW in advance. ) Connect the positive probe to the test pin and turn the Detecting Level Adjustment until the meter shows desired value. ) Apply input signals and check that input monitor LED (PL) flashes according to the input signal. If the LED does not flash, the detecting level may be out of pulse amplitude range. Check the pulse amplitude and the DC offset again and readjust the detecting level. n SENSOR EXCITATION ADJUSTMENT You can change the sensor excitation voltage with the sensor excitation adj. located behind the front cover. If you need to change it, check that the required current is within the specification. RESET ALARM OUTPUT 0 EXC. V Voltmeter A Ammeter PU-x MODULAR JACK U() V() OUTPUT POWER How to Change the Excitation A voltmeter and ammeter of class 0. or better accuracy are required. ) Connect the voltmeter across the terminals. ) Connect the ammeter to terminal. ) Turn the potentiometer until the meter shows the desired value. Check that the current value indicated on the ammeter is within the allowable limit. If the value is greater than the limit, lower the voltage value or connect a separate power source. Otherwise, the transmitter may fail. VOLTAGE (V) Voltage (V) Current (A) 00mW 0 0 CURRENT (ma) n ANALOG OUTPUT ADJUSTMENT This unit is calibrated at the factory to meet the ordered specifications, therefore you usually do not need any calibration. For matching the signal to a receiving instrument or in case of regular calibration, adjust the output as explained in the following. How to Calibrate The Output Signal Use a signal source and measuring instruments of sufficient accuracy level. Turn the power supply on and warm up for more than 0 minutes. ) ZERO: Apply the number of pulses equivalent to zero count (or set the input count to zero count using the Programming Unit) and adjust output to 0%. ) SPAN: Apply the number of pulses equivalent to span count (or set the input count to span count using the Programming Unit) and adjust output to 00%. ) Check ZERO adjustment again with zero count. ) When ZERO value is changed, repeat the above procedure ) ). --, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /

7 JPQ SOFTWARE SETTING Please refer to the Operation Manual for Model PU-x (EM-), Section B: (B-) Introduction, (B-) General Operation Description, (B-) Operation Flowchart for general information. [GROUP 0] ITEM DATA EXAMPLE (EXAMPLE) DEFAULT CONTENTS MDF. CODE 0 S N/A MAINTENANCE SWITCH 0 MTSW : MON.MODE 0 : Data indication only. MTSW : PRG.MODE : All P marked parameters are modifiable. 0 P Alphanumeric TG : XXXXXXXXXX N/A Tag name entry (0 characters max.) 0 P Percentage OUTPER XXX.XX N/A Output monitor (%) & simulation output 0 D No input INPPER XXX.XX N/A Input monitor (%) 0 P No input CNT XXXXXXXXX N/A Input count monitor; or setting to a specific count value 0 D No input N/A Input specification selected with the front rotary switch SW : IN_V /0 SW = 0, Voltage input, Sensitivity scale = /0 SW : IN_V /0 SW =, Voltage input, Sensitivity scale = /0 SW : IN_V / SW =, Voltage input, Sensitivity scale = / SW : IN_V / SW =, Voltage input, Sensitivity scale = / SW : IN_V / SW =, Voltage input, Sensitivity scale = / SW : IN_V / SW =, Voltage input, Sensitivity scale = / SW : IN_V 0/ SW =, Voltage input, Sensitivity scale = 0/ SW : IN_OC, ma SW =, Open collector, mechanical contact or two-wire current input SW : no use SW =, (not used) SW : no use SW =, (not used) 0 P 0 Input count at power off 0 COUNT UNKEEP Not held (Cold Start) COUNT KEEP Held (Hot Start) 0 P 0 Linearization 0 STRAIGHT Without CURVED With (ITEM 0 to for segment data input) P 0 Count mode 0 UP_EDGE Count at pulse rise DOWN_EDGE Count at pulse sink UPDOWN_EDGE Count at both pulse rise and sink P 0 Count overflow mode 0 %_HOLD Hold at % 00%_HOLD Hold at 00% 00%_RESET Reset at 00% P Numeric LO XXXXXXXXX 0 Input zero count (0% input) (0 to ) P Numeric HI XXXXXXXXX 000 Input span count (00% input) (0 to ) P Percentage FINZER XXX.XX 0.00 Fine zero adjustment OUTPER XXX.XX When data is entered, output (%) is shown. 0 P Percentage FINSPN XXX.XX Fine span adjustment OUTPER XXX.XX When data is entered, output (%) is shown. P Alarm mode 0 NO ALARM No alarm trip UPPER ALARM High alarm trip P Percentage ALARM XXX.XX 00.0 Alarm setpoint (- to %) P Seconds ALTIME.0 Alarm delay at the startup (.0 to seconds) [GROUP 0] ITEM MDF. CODE DATA EXAMPLE (EXAMPLE) DEFAULT CONTENTS 0 P Percentage X (0) : XXX.XX 0.00 Linearization table ( points) P Percentage Y (0) : XXX.XX 0.00 Set at the maximum of pairs of input (X) and output : : : : (Y) calibration points in %. Fill data from the lowest : : : : ITEM No. from the lowest calibration point and add as : : : : many as required. The output in the undefined range is 0 P Percentage X () : XXX.XX 0.00 maintained at the value of the first and the last P Percentage Y () : XXX.XX 0.00 calibration points. Modification Code D : No modification (writing) possible. Used only for monitoring (reading). S : Modifiable at any time. P : Modifiable only when the MAINTENANCE SWITCH is in the PRG mode. ROM Version Indication [GROUP 00] [ITEM ] --, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /

8 JPQ n COUNT MODE ITEM specifies at which point of the pulse waveforms the count should be added. Count at pulse rise H (OFF) Count at pulse sink H (OFF) Count at both edges H (OFF) L (ON) L (ON) L (ON) n LINEARIZATION TABLE The I/O curve is approximated at -point segments. Set only the required pairs of I/O points. Refer to the figure below. X (nn) : Input % Y (nn) : Output % Range : -.00 to.00% OUTPUT 00% Y0 Y0 X0 -% 0 -% Y0 Y0 Y0 X0 X0 X0 X0 % [GROUP 0] ITEM MDF. CODE DATA EXAMPLE 0 P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX 0 P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX P X (0) : XXX.XX P Y (0) : XXX.XX 0 P X () : XXX.XX P Y () : XXX.XX P X () : XXX.XX P Y () : XXX.XX P X () : XXX.XX P Y () : XXX.XX P X () : XXX.XX P Y () : XXX.XX P X () : XXX.XX P Y () : XXX.XX 0 P X () : XXX.XX P Y () : XXX.XX Modification Code S : Modifiable at any time. P : Modifiable only when the MAINTENANCE SWITCH is in the PRG mode. --, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka -00 JAPAN Phone: ()-0 Fax: ()-0 info@m-system.co.jp EM- Rev. P. /