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Panel Meter Series C124.1 / D124.1 / E124.1 Instructions and Operation Manual
(applying to Serial Nos exceeding
Measuring Frequency, Ratio, Difference 1701310000)

Contents page

Specifications ................................................................................................................................. 2
Application ..................................................................................................................................... 6

Instructions for Use

Short form instructions for the operation ..................................................................................... 3
Error display ................................................................................................................................ 3
Function ....................................................................................................................................... 6
Display ......................................................................................................................................... 6
Signal inputs ................................................................................................................................ 7
Sensors recommended ................................................................................................................. 7
Display Step-Down after Input Interrupt ..................................................................................... 6
MAX/MIN memory ..................................................................................................................... 8
Hold last measurement................................................................................................................. 8
Alarms ......................................................................................................................................... 8
Analog Output ............................................................................................................................. 9
Data-Interface .............................................................................................................................. 9
Display toggle/hold ................................................................................................................ 8,12

Programming ............................................................................................................................. 5
Summary of programming steps......................................................................... 4
Input, display and direction performance ......................................................... 11
Analog output ................................................................................................... 13
Setpoint alarm................................................................................................... 14
Data Interface ................................................................................................... 16

Installation
Safety notes ............................................................................................................................... 9
Function diagram and terminal nos ......................................................................................... 19
Terminal location C124 .......................................................................................................... 17
Dimensions C124 / D124 ....................................................................................................... 17
Analog output setting (volt/ma for C-Version) ....................................................................... 18
Dimensions of version D124..-G ........................................................................................... 22

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Specifications

Design
- series „C“: panel mount enclosure DIN 43700, front size 96 x 48 mm,
enclosure depth length 125 mm. Panel cut-out 92x45 mm,
flaps mounting for panel thickness 1.5 up to 10 mm.
Weight ............................................................................... approx. 400g
enclosure material ....................................................................... plastics
terminals size ....................................................................max. 2,5 mm2
- series „D“: snap-on track enclosure for DIN 50022 rail 35 mm,
Dimensions: ..................length 100 mm, width 75 mm, height 111 mm.
- series „E“: 19-inch module (3 HE x 8 TE).
Connector matching socket DIN 41612, series F, 32 poles b+z

Installation Conditions Ambient temperature in operation

Standard model: .................................................................. 0°C...+50°C
Model with suffix M (extended range): .............................. 0°C...+65°C
Ambient temperature in storage ..................................... -40°C....+85°C

Electrical insulation grade .................................................................... I

Voltage grade ....................................................................................... I
Protection grade ......................................... series C...IP40 for front side
................................................................... series D...IP20 for terminals

Power Supply Supply voltage for type U1:.................................. 18...40 volts AC/DC
for type U2 ................................. 85...265 volts AC/DC
for type U3 ................................. 20...265 volts AC/DC
Consumption ........................................ 5 W resp. 5 VA

Signal input matching speed/direction sensors ..................................... series A5S3..

to other sources:.........................response level on/off >7 volts/<6 volts
................................................................... input impedance 100 kohms
............................................ sensor supply approx. 12 volts/max. 60 ma
speed measurement sequence ........... 30 msec .. 10 sec (programmable)

Accuracy + 0.005 % of measurement + 1 in LSD

Analog output isolated and programmable .............. 10volts (not for D-Version) /20ma
resolution .......................................................................................12 bit
max. load ................................... 500 ohms(with ma), 3 ma (with volts)
linearity error ................................................................................ 0.1 %

Relay outputs 2, each SPDT

Breaking capacity ..................... voltage min 10 mv, max 250 v AC/DC
...................................... current min. 10 ua, max 2 amp AC, 1 amp DC
...................... power rating max 100 W, 250 VA into ohmic load only.
...................... Inductive load must be equipped with spark extinguisher

Display ........... 5 digits LED red, with adjustable decimal point, programmable

Data Interface (optional only) ............................................................................ RS 232

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Display and Operating Elements

1
LEDs 2
1 to 4 3
4
1:
2: P E
3 : SP 1
4 : SP 2

Operating Instructions

Display
In normal operation the display reads the programmed quantity.
LED 1 indicates measured value as set in step P03.02.
LED 2 indicates measured value as set in step P03.03.
LED 3 indicates excess of setpoint SP1,
LED 4 indicates excess of setpoint SP2.

Key toggles between LED 1 and LED 2.

Display max. / min.-value of actual quantity:

Display max.-value, while key is pressed,
Display min.-value, while key is pressed.
clear max. / min.-value with key .

Error-messages:
-E1- : unauthorized access with incorrect code No.

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Summary of programming steps and their initial parameters as set on delivery
comments
program- on data set on delivery *)
Step No. page parameter function (initial data)
P00 .00 10 access code request 0000
.01 10 new code figure 0000
.02 10 lock status (1 = unlocked, 0 = locked) 1 = unlocked
.03 10 minimum measuring time (see table) 3 = 0.4s

P01 .00 11 scaling input M decimals of input signal frequency 0 = none

.01 11 value of nominal input frequency (Hz) 00100
.02 11 decimals of corresponding speed 0 = none
.03 11 corresponding speed (unit as desired) 00100
.04 11 low end of speed range 00001

P02 .00 11 scaling input B decimals of input signal frequency 0 = none

.01 11 value of nominal input frequency (Hz) 00100
.02 11 decimals of corresponding speed 0 = none
.03 11 corresponding speed (unit as desired) 00100
.04 11 low end of speed range 00001

P03 .00 12 decimals of display-type M/B 2

.01 12 decimals of display-type (M-B)/B 2
.02 12 quantity-selector for display-position "1" (see table) 0=M
.03 12 " " " " "2" " 1=B
.04 12 LSDs on zero 0 = none
.05 12 display updating sequence 0.3 (s)
.06 12 fix value 0 0

P04 .00 13 analog output reference to quantity (see table) 0=M

.01 13 high end speed value: 10000
.02 13 low end speed value 00000
.03 13 zero level (0 = dead zero, 1 = live zero) 1
.04 13 signal: voltage (0), current (1) (only for C124) 1 = current
(do not fail to set DIP switch accordingly! )

P05 .00 14 reference to quantity reference to quantity (see table) 0=M

.01 14 setpoint (SP1) in unit as programmed for display 01000
.02 14 setpoint (SP2) in unit as programmed for display 10000
.03 14 hysteresis bandwidth SP1 (XX % of SP) 05 (%)
.04 14 hysteresis bandwidth SP2 (XX % of SP) 05 (%)
.05 14 hysteresis location SP1 (0 = above, 1 = below, 2 = symm) 1 = below SP
.06 14 hysteresis location SP2 (0 = above, 1 = below, 2 = symm) 1= below SP
.07 14 alarm output assigned to "no-power" (see table) 0 (< <)
.08 15 alarm output assigned to starter phase 0 (< <)
.09 15 time elapse of starter phase (XXX sec) 000 (sec)

*) unless stated otherwise in extra sheet.

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Short form Parameter-programming instruction

Principle: Select a Parameter by it's "Name" Pgg.ss,

where gg = Parameter- Group-No. and
ss = Step-No. within Group,
then check it's value and possibly change it.

Programming:
To enter the programming phase, press both keys and simultaneously; instead
of normal display, P00.00 will be shown.
Select group- or. step-no. with keys , .
Toggle between group- and step-range with key .
Show parameter's value with key .
Select (move ) active digit with key .
Adjust figure in active digit with keys , .
Acknowledge with key , Cancel (old value still valid) with key .
Return to normal operation with key

Example: change value of parameter P01.01 from 2386 to 2387 or 2385:

Display while Programming

Normal active digit(s) blinking (shown underlined here)
Display
Select Select Change
Toggle Group Toggle Step-No. Toggle Parameter-value
with with with
key(s) key key

P E

E = Enter
or
P = Cancel
P

Enter = new, changed value is valid

P + E Cancel = original value still valid
Move active
digit with
P

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Application
The 124.1 measures, with strictly digital principle, any variable that can be digital rate
transmitted as the frequency of a continuous pulse train: specifically speed
and flowrate. Mostly used speed signal sources are non-contact sensors,
preferably of inductive type, incremental encoders connected to a shaft, or
pulse wheels run on a web surface, or AC-tachogenerators. Flow or mass
flow transmitters with any type of pulse output will serve as a signal source.

Function
The 124.1 employs two channels, M and B. Each measures the signal fre- measurement of two
quency (pulse rate) evaluating the pulse distance to determine the absolute variables and
value of the speed or flowrate. A minimum time can be programmed for the computing ratio or difference or
measuring interval, to achieve a corresponding averaging effect. Each chan- sum
nel has its own scaling adjustment.

Display
The absolute rates M and B are shown in /sec, or /min, or /h.
From six quantities measured and computed, the program offers a choice of quantities displayed
two to be displayed alternatively. The selection includes:
absolute rate M,
absolute rate B,
ratio M/B,
percentage difference (M-B)/B
absolute difference M-B
absolute sum M+B

Signal lights (1) and (2) indicate the switching of the display.
The display has 5 digits (or, 4 digits with sign), LED, red, 13 mm size.
Decimal point selected by program.

Display Step-Down after Input Interrupt

In normal operation, the display closely tracks the input sequence, with the Display performance at input
programmed performance. After a sudden interrupt of the input pulses, the signal interrupt
instrument reduces the readings following an automatic step-down sequence.
This starts as fast as the most recent measuring sequence before interrupt,
but then decreases slower and slower (reciprocal) until it meets the pro-
grammed low end.

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Signal Inputs

Each input M and B provides one input path with high sensitivity and anoth- Signal Inputs
er one with high level of response.

- High level input:

Response level high/low >7/<6 V.
Maximum signal 100 V.
Input impedance 100 kohms.
Frequency range 0...100 kHz.

- for NAMUR (DIN 19234) (2 leads) proximity sensors:

current response level high/low: 2.0/1.2 ma,
with (built-in) 1000 ohms load.

-High sensitivity input:

Minimum required signal (RMS):
500 mv between 0.1 Hz ........... 1 Hz
50 mv between 1 Hz ....... 10 kHz
500 mv between 10 kHz ..... 100 kHz
Maximum signal 50 volts with 35 volts allowed superposed DC.
Input impedance approx. 50 kohms.

Sensor supply:
- 8 volts/20 ma (two outputs having 1000 ohms load),
- 12 volts/60 ma.

Sensors recommended Sensors recommended

Hall-Effect sensors A 5S

Photo probes *) A 1S 30 P

*) Remark: The photoprobe requires marking by a high-reflex tape on a

clean surface.

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Memorizing Functions
memorizing capability
MAX/MIN memory
Note: The memorizing function refers to the quantity actually selected for MAX/MIN
display. memory
The C 124.1 permanently pursues the maximum and the minimum of the
quantity. Each of both extremes may be recalled to display, and previous
values be cancelled, by the front keys only:
Key calls the maximum value when depressed.
Key calls the minimum when depressed.
Touch key to cancel all previously stored extremes, starting a new memo-
rizing period.

Measurement memory - Hold display

An external control signal may hold the display on its last measurement, as hold last measurement
long as the signal is present. Analog output and alarms (options) are not
affected by the hold function.

Display Switching
With two variables preselected, the display may be switched from one to the remote switching of the display
other, by either pressing key , or by external signal (programmable).
Signal lights (1) and (2) indicate the one on display. Select two out of the six
provided quantities by programming steps P03.02/03.
Switching may be inhibited by program step P03.03.
The external switching from 1 to 2 may externally be achieved by a positive
signal at input B1. Variable No.2 will be displayed as long as input B1 is
held positive (only C-Verison).
The same input may be programmed however not to switch from 1 to 2 but
to hold the actual measurement on display. Program step P03.06 determines
which of both functions is valid.

Alarms (option)
One of the six available quantities may be selected for monitoring. Both alarm functions
alarms refer to this same quantity, with freely programmable setpoints and
hysteresis characteristics.
Power-off condition, and starter condition may be programmed, common to
both alarms. The starter conditions prevails for a programmable period of
time (up to 999 sec), throwing the output to the preselected condition.
Signal lights (3)= SP1 and (4)= SP2 are assigned to the alarms.

Alarm outputs are available as:

- relay contacts for 250 volts/1 amp/100 VA alarm outputs
Note: inductive loads must have a spark-extinguishing device!

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Analog output (option) analog output
The analog output may be assigned by program to each of the six available
measuring quantities of the 124.1.
Alternatively as DC-voltage or current signal, with or without live zero.
Isolated from signal input and power supply. Protected against external
short-circuit.
High end and low end of the conversion range are freely programmable, for
optimum adaption to the controller, meter or recorder connected to the out-
put.
Notes: When tracking differences (M-B or M-B/B) the high and low end can
be set between 99999 and -9999 (MSD can be set to 0..9 and -).
The value for the high end has to be higher than that one for the low
end.
Example for the negative range: high end = -1000, low end = -2000.
Resolution: 12 bit.
Current output: Full scale 20 ma into 500 ohms as max load.
Voltage output: Full scale 10 volts, with max 3 ma load (only for D-
Version).
DIP-switches must be set to requested mode "current / voltage" (page 9)

Safety Notes
This instrument has been designed and inspected according to standards DIN
57 411 / VDE 0411Sect 1, and IEC 348. Observe these instructions and
wiring diagrams carefully, to ensure this protection. The installation must
only be done by adequately qualified personnel.
General Instructions
Specifically, connect the ground terminal of the instrument to a safe ground
potential.
Do not open the instrument. Connections and all programming are done
from outside. When removing it from its enclosure however, from whatever
reason, make sure that power is switched off.
The instrument may be installed in any position, but not in the immediate
neighborhood of interfering sources.
Signal leads must be carefully shielded, and should not be run in bundles
with power or relay control leads.
The ground terminal (PE) is internally separated from common zero, but tied
by a 100 k resistor to it.

EMI
The unit complies with all relevant regulations, as determined by the Policy EMI
of the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization
(CENELEC), for the Electromagnetic Compatibility (89/336/EWG). Testing
and inspection has been performed according to Standards DIN-EN 50081-2
and DIN-EN 50082-2 with status November 1994. Thereby, the product
meets all requirements to be marked by the CE sign.
Strict observance of these instruction during installation and use is an indis-
pensable precondition hereto. Specifically to be observed:
Terminals must be kept off all undue access;
power supply and all input and output leads must be protected against volt-
age interference, higher than specified operation data, and they must be
protected against electrostatic discharge.

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Programmable Parameters:

Parameter Group P00.xx:

Data Access and Minimum Measuring Period

Key figure to access

Programming access to all parameters can be locked by a password number.
If not properly served, the parameters may be called to display but not var- Step P00.00:
ied. If not properly served, the display reads -E1-, and any programming in a Code figure to access
later program step will be rejected.
Note:
If the knowledge of the password number went lost it may be recalled to
display by a procedure, as described in a separate sheet K0-095 (not includ-
ed into these instructions). The code figure then appears by 4 digits, headed Step P00.01:
by a _ sign. new code figure
In a subsequent program step, a new code may be established, substituting
the one previously valid.

The key function may be disengaged by a next program step. With author- Step P00.02:
ized access, set parameter to 1 in step No .02, to generally unlock the key. unlock access key
This may prove practical during the installation phase to facilitate the ad-
justments. Once installed, the key function should be reactivated, by pro-
gramming parameter 0 in this step.

Minimum Measuring Period

All rate measurements are based on a time interval measurement over a
(variable) number of input signal pulses. A programmable minimum meas-
uring period thus will be maintained, automatically including more input
pulses into every measurement with increasing input frequency. This estab-
lishes an averaging over the programmed period of time, which helps to
stabilize the measurements, specifically with fluctuating variables. As a averaging
standard, a minimum time of 0.4 sec is recommended. A shorter period over
should only be selected to trace a fast variation (by the analog signal or minimal period of time
alarm). A longer period however reduces the maximum allowable input
frequency, as listed below.
Parameter P00.03 defines the minimum measuring period of time, with a Step P00.03:
number of steps available: minimum measuring time

parameter minimum time max input frequency

0= 0,03 s 100 kHz
1= 0,07 s 100 kHz
2= 0,1 s 100 kHz
3= 0,4 s 100 kHz
4= 0,8 s 75 kHz
5= 2,0 s 30 kHz
6= 5,0 s 12 kHz
7= 10,0 s 6 kHz

Note: The display-updating-sequence will be defined in a separate program step (P03.05).

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Parameter Group P01.xx:
Measurement Configuration, Scaling Input M
scaling input M
Scaling defines the relation between the input signal frequency (in terms of
Hz), and the corresponding display (in the unit term and decimal position signal frequency (Hz):
required by the application). Both values are freely programmable by their Step P01.00 =
decimals and numerical amount. Of course, they must refer to the same number of decimals,
operation level. This reference point is recommended close to the high end Step P01.01= value.
of the intended operation range. In later operation however, it may be over-
run without error. Example:
An encoder with 100 pulses/revolution has a shaft-speed of 1537.44 rpm corresponding value of quantity
when the roll travels at a speed of 1500 m/min. With this as the reference (any term):
level, the corresponding signal frequency calculates to: Step P01.02 =
1537.44 x 100 / 60 (Hz) = 2562.4 Hz. number of decimals,
Step P01.03 = value
Therefore, 2562.4 (Hz) and 1500 (m/min) are the data-set to be programmed
in the corresponding program steps:
Step P01.00 parameter 1 (= 1 decimal)
P01.01 parameter 2562.4
P01.02 parameter 0 (= no decimals)
P01.03 parameter 01500.
General Note to Resolution:
Do not use too many decimals! If there are more decimals than justified
by the operational fluctuation of the variable, and the transmitter resolu-
tion, the minor digits in display will fluctuate accordingly, and also the
analog output will not be stable.

Low end for shut-off (M)

If the variable falls lower than this level, the measurement will be cancelled Step P01.04
to zero. With corresponding readings to difference and ratio. This also ap- low end of operating
plies to the analog output and the alarms. range for channel M
The low end is programmed by the same terms, as defined for the variable
by steps P01.02 and P01.03.

Parameter Group P02.xx:

Scaling Input B
scaling input B
Channel B will be scaled independently from channel M, but using the same signal frequency (Hz):
procedure. Step P02.00 =
Example: 594 Hz  70.53 m/min number of decimals,
 step P02.00 = parameter 0 Step P02.01 = value.
P02.01 = parameter 00594 corresponding value of quantity
P02.02 = parameter 2 (any term):
P02.03 = parameter 070.53 Step P02.02 =
number of decimals
Step P02.03 = value.

Low end for shut-off (B)

If the variable falls lower than this level, the measurement will be cancelled Step P02.04
to zero. With corresponding readings to difference and ratio. low end of operating-range for
This also applies to the analog output and the alarms. channel B
The low end is programmed by the same terms, as defined for the variable
by steps P02.02 and P02.03.

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Parameter Group P03.xx
Display

The definition of input M and input B, as described in the previous chapters, Step P03.00:
simultaneously defines, how M and B (if selected) appear in the display. decimals for M/B
This same applies to the display of the absolute difference M-B and sum
M+B. Step P03.01:
For the ratio M/B and the percentage difference (M-B)/B, the decimals in decimals for (M-B)/B
display can be defined independently. Set the required number of decimals
as parameter in the corresponding program step. Do not use too many deci-
mals (see note on page 11)!

General Note to Ratio and Difference at the low end of range:

Obviously, ratio and percentage difference can no longer be expressed if one
of its variables drops below its low end. Either value would be questionable.
Therefore, the display reads ----- under this condition. Analog output and
alarms maintain their last position.

Display Selection
Each of the 5 quantities within the 124.1 may be assigned to be displayed. Step P03.02:
Assigns quantity displayed

The parameter determines the quantity to be displayed:

0 = display of M
disengage
1 = display of B
display switching
2 = display of M/B
3 = display of (M-B)/B
4 = display of M-B
5 = display of M+B
Step P03.03: not relevant
LSDs on zero
If the display of the variable uses 3 or more digits, for application reasons, Step P03.04:
the lesser significant digits (LSD) may appear fluctuating if the variable zeroing LSDs
does not have adequate stability. To avoid irritations by not significant dig-
its, a number of them may be permanently kept at zero.
Set the parameter to the number of LSDs to be kept on zero.

Display updating sequence

Independent from the response time used for other functions, the display Step P03.05:
may have its own up-dating sequence - again in the interest of stablized and display updating
well legible readings. Set the parameter to the time in steps of 0.1 sec. A
recommended value is 0.3 sec.

External Control of Display Switch or Hold (terminal B1, only with C-

Versio
As described on page 3, a positive control signal fed into terminal B1 can be Step P03.06
used to either switch the display from (1) to (2) externally, or to hold the last defines remote control of dis-
measurement on display as long as control input B1 is high. Program step play
P03.06 determines what is going to happen:
parameter 0 = input B1 disengaged,
parameter 1 = hold display when B1 positive,
parameter 2 = switch display (1) -> (2), when B1 is positive.

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Parameter Group P04.xx
Analog Output

The analog output may be assigned to each one of the 5 quantities as avail-
able in the C 124.1. Selection by means of the parameter in program step Step P04.00:
P04.00: assigns the analog
0 = analog output corresponds to M output to one quantity
1 = analog output corresponds to B
2 = analog output corresponds to M/B
3 = analog output corresponds to (M-B)/B
4 = analog output corresponds to M-B
5 = analog output corresponds to M+B

High and low end of analog output span

If the analog output is assigned to either M, or B, or M/B, its high and low
end may be programmed in two steps: Step P04.01:
P04.01 defines the high end, high end of analog output
P04.02 defines the low end. Step P04.02:
Both limits are set by the same terms as already defined for the display.
low end of analogue output
Note:
This allows the low end to be set as high as 90 % of the high end, result-
ing in a 10 times spreading (enhancement) of the converted band.
Further enhancement is not recommended.
Note:
When tracking differences (M-B or M-B/B) the high and low end can be
set between 99999 and -9999 (MSD can be set to 0..9 and -).
Note:
The value for the high end has to be higher than the for the low end.
Example for the negative range: high end = -1000, low end = -2000.
Example for the positive range: high end = 4000, low end = 1000.

Analog output zero level

The parameter of this step defines: Step P04.03:
parameter 0: without live zero zero level of analog
parameter 1: with live zero output
The difference mode should be operated without live zero.
This selection is valid for both ma or voltage output.

Output Signal Mode

The output is available as either dc-current (max value = 20 ma) or voltage
(not for D-Version and E-Version, max value = 10 volts). Step P04.04
The selection requires a corresponding parameter in this program step, and output mode
also positioning the DIP-switches as shown on page 18.
parameter 0 = voltage output
parameter 1 = ma-output

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Parameter Group P05.xx
Defining the Speed Setpoint Alarms (Option)

Assignment of alarms to quantity

The two alarms SP1 (signal light 3) and SP2 (signal light 4) will be jointly
assigned to one of the 6 quantities available in the C 124.1. Step P05.00:
This program step's parameter determines the quantity monitored: assigns alarms
0 = monitoring M to quantity
1 = monitoring B
2 = monitoring M/B
3 = monitoring (M-B)/B
4 = monitoring M-B
5 = monitoring M+B

Alarm Setpoints
The setpoints SP1 and SP2 are programmed by the same terms as selected
for the display of the quantity to be monitored (see step P05.00). Alarm Setpoints
step P05.01 defines setpoint SP1,
step P05.02 defines setpoint SP2. Step P05.01: setpoint SP1

Each setpoint is freely adjustable over the entire range. If M-B or (M-B)/B is Step P05.02: setpoint SP2
monitored, the MSD may be signed (0..9 and -).

Alarms Hysteresis Alarms hysteresis bandwidth

Hysteresis bandwidth as a percentage
The hysteresis between condition "excess" (>) and "no excess" (<) is indi- of setpoint's value
vidually set for both setpoints. Step P05.03 for SP1
The hysteresis bandwidth is defined as a percentage of the corresponding Step P05.04 for SP2
setpoint (xx% of value SP) :

Hysteresis position
The hysteresis band may be placed above setpoint, below setpoint, or sym- hysteresis position
metrically around the setpoint.
"Above" means, the alarm goes to excess state (>) ,when the variable ex-
ceeds "setpoint plus tolerance", and it cancels to no-excess (<), Step P05.05 for SP1
when the variable drops below setpoint. Step P05.06 for SP2
Set parameter 0 for this performance.
"Below" means, the alarm goes to excess (>), when the variable exceeds the 0 = above SP
setpoint, and it cancels to no-excess (<), when the variable drops 1 = below SP
below "setpoint minus tolerance". 2 = around SP
Set parameter to 1 for this performance.
In "symmetrical" mode, the alarm goes to excess (>), when the variable
exceeds the setpoint by half the tolerance band, and it cancels to
no-excess (<), at half the tolerance below setpoint.
Set parameter to 2 for this performance.

Without power supply to the C 124.1, the alarm outputs are non-conducting, Step P05.07:
and the relays (if any) are de-energized. To consider safety aspects of the defines No-Power condition
application, this No-Power condition can be assigned to either alarm > or < to alarms.
condition, for both alarms individually, by a corresponding parameter selec-
no-power state of SP1 SP2
tion in this step.
by parameter = 0: < <
1: > <
2: < >
3: > >

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Starter condition of alarms

A control signal at input B3 throws both alarm outputs to a programmable Step P05.08:
condition for an adjustable period of time. This may be required for the defines starter condition
starting period of a machine or process. for alarms.
Individual selection for both alarms by a corresponding parameter: state during starter time for:
SP1 SP2
Selection of ">" means: while start-condition, alarm is set to "> setpoint" parameter = 0 < <
(standard-selection for stand-still-applications). 1 > <
Selection of "<" means: while start-condition, alarm is set to "< setpoint" 2 < >
3 > >

The start time period (elapse) is set in program step P05.09, with Step P05.09:
range 000...999 sec. starter time period

Example for a typical alarm response performance

LED off LED on
Legend:
Relais in de-energized Relais in energized
position position

High Setpoint Level

quantity

high setpoint level

of alarm SP

low setpoint level

of alarm SP

time

Alarm signals of SP No excess state Excess state No excess state

LED and contact position, if
excess is assigned to ener-
gized relay
(parameter = 0)

LED and contact position, if

excess is assigned to de-
energized relay
(parameter = 1)

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Initial parameters
The unit comes programmed to initial parameters, as listed on page 4. In Initial parameters
course of the installation however, the specific adjustment to the application
conditions is indispensable.

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Location of terminal blocks with version C124.1

terminal block B
terminal block C
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 3 2 1

13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 terminal block A

Dimensions (mm) C124

Frontframe: 96

125
+ cable space Panel cut-out: 92 –0,5

Frontframe:
48

Panel cut-out:
45 –0,5

Dimensions (mm) D124

38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 2 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20

75

110

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

100

35

75

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Selection of the analog output mode
Adjustment of “C..” series
4321
1 + 2 OFF : output ma

4321 ON
OFF 1 + 2 ON : output volt
In Programming set parameter for
output mode accordingly

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Function and Connection Diagram Note: This diagram includes all options.
Disregard those not incorporated.

Terminal Nos

C124
D124

C124

D124

E124
Display
and
keyboard E124

C9 18 18z +
D/A-converter Analog Output
and 10volts or 20ma
output stage C10 19 18b -

C7 17 16z TxD

C8 16 16b RxD RS 232

A9 15 26z Reference
point

control-input S3
B3 24 12b high = Starter control-inputs
activate by
pos. Signal 5..24volts
vs. Reference point
or by connecting to
Measuring terminal "sensor-supply"
and
Data Processing A10 20 24z Reference point

Breaking capacity max 250v/2a/100W

Contacts shown for de-enrergized

C2 5 20b

inductive loads must have a

spark-extinguishinger
C3 4 22b Signal SP1

C1 3 24b

relays
C5 8 26b

C6 7 28b Signal SP2

C4 6 30b

fM fB
+12volts / max. 60 ma
A5 32 10z sensor-supply +U

A6 34 4z Signal input mV * * :"mV" = sensitive ,"V" = volt-level- signal input

A7 35 4b Signal input V *
Input B

Input Amplifier 1 k +8volts

A8 28 6z + for Namur-Sensor
and
Ground
A9 30 8z
sensor-terminals

Reference point
(see next page)

Sensor-
Supply
A13 36 2z Signal input mV *

A12 37 2b Signal input V *

Input M

1 k +8V A11 29 6b + for Namur-Sensor

0V A10 31 8z Reference point

Screen of
sensor line
100 k
A3 33/38 8b
= internal Ground, separated from
power supply
PE
Power supply
dc ac
A2 1 32b + L1 U1: 18....40V uc
U2: 85..265V uc
A1 2 32z - N
U3: 20..265V uc

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 connections of measuring signals to inputs B and M
terminals
C124 D124 E124
B M B M B M

supply +8V via 1 kOhm

1 A8 A11 28 29 6z 6b

npn-transistor A7 A12 35 37 4b 2b

A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z
screen
A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

supply +8V via 1kOhms

2 +
A8 A11 28 29 6z 6b

2leads prox.sensor A7 A12 35 37 4b 2b

NAMUR or - A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z
DIN 19234 screen
A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

3 0 V reference
A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z
active signal sources
Signal
with: A7 A12 35 37 4b 2b

high-level > 7 V,
screen
low-level <6V A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

0 V reference
4 A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z

other active sources Signal

A6 A13 34 36 4z 2z
> 50 mV eff.
screen
A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

5 supply +12V max. 60ma

A5 A5 32 32 10z 10z
3-leads sensors 0 V reference
A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z
(power supply Signal
by device) A7 A12 35 37 4b 2b
screen
A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

supply +8V via 1 kOhm

6 A8 A11 28 29 6z 6b

pnp-sensors A7 A12 35 37 4b 2b
0V reference 1 kOhm
A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z
screen external
A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

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 terminals
Conncections to BRAUN-sensors
C124 D124 E124
B M B M B M

cable L3A22B0
1 C A5 A5 32 32 10z 10z

4 A A7 A12 35 37 4b 2b
hall effect
A5S 2 B A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z
sensors
3 S A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

adaptor cable
B1A003
D A5 A5 32 32 10z 10z

C A8 A11 28 29 6z 6b
photoelectric
A1S30P A A6 A13 34 36 4z 2z
reflective probe
B A9 A10 30 31 8z 8z

S A3 A3 33 33 8b 8b

Remark: - The photoprobe requires marking by a high-reflex tape (U1A-006)on a clean surface.
- The built-in power-supply cannot drive 2 photoprobes simultaneously!

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Dimension of version D124…-G

148 mm

88 mm 120 mm

3 Conduits Pg 9
160mm

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