Muimc23501 en
Muimc23501 en
Muimc23501 en
1. General information 3
2. Description 5
3. Installation 8
4. Electric Properties 9
5. Wiring 10
6. Functioning 14
7. Introducing parameters 16
MUIMC235010EN - 25/07/2011
1. General Informations 3
1.1 Graphic Symbol Meaning...................................................................................3
1.2 Specificated........................................................................................................3
1.3 Limited Warranty.................................................................................................3
1.4 Validity.................................................................................................................4
1.5 Purpose..............................................................................................................4
1.6 Indication............................................................................................................4
1.7 User Manuals......................................................................................................4
1.8 Norm references.................................................................................................4
2. Description 5
2.1 Product code.......................................................................................................5
2.2 Accessories........................................................................................................6
2.3 Technical characteristics.....................................................................................6
2.4 Mechanical dimensions......................................................................................7
3. Installation 8
4. Electric properties 9
4.1 Power supply......................................................................................................9
4.2 I1 / I2: Digitalis inputs........................................................................................9
4.3 PH A /PH B: Bidirectional endoder phases........................................................9
5. Wiring 10
5.1 Wiring examples.................................................................................................11
6. Functioning 14
6.1 Release message...............................................................................................14
6.2 Keyboard functions.............................................................................................14
6.3 Using graphic......................................................................................................15
6.4 “Data out of range” visualizzation ......................................................................15
7. Parameters introduction 16
7.1 Programming (Set-up)........................................................................................16
7.2 Transducer resolution calculation.......................................................................17
7.3 Errors caused by not ended risolution................................................................17
7.4 Counter reset (C = 1*) .......................................................................................18
7.5 Relative/absolut counter(C = 2*) .......................................................................18
7.6 Angular visualization...........................................................................................18
7.7 Counter preset....................................................................................................20
For more informations see the user manual indicated in the message.
Specificated
The copyright of this user manual is reserved. No one part of this document can be reproduced or
copyed without the QEM appointment. QEM doesn't present insurances or warranties on contents
and declines all responsabilities on identity warranties. In this document, informations can be modi-
fied without any notice. QEM desn't have any responsability on this document.
Trade Marks:
- QEM® is a trade mark.
Limited Warranty
For two (2) years from the original acquisition, QEM will repair or replace for free controls and devi -
ces that QEM thinks be imperfect in materials or quality. This warranty is not valid if the object has
been tampered by not autorized persons or used in an inappropriate way.
This warranty replaces all other warranties either expressed or implicit.
QEM desn't hold personally responsible for all charges (installation or uninstalling included), draw-
back, or damage caused by our products, made or sold. In any case, QEM total duty, always will not
exceed the control total price.
Claims for refunds of selling price, reparations, or replacements must be referred to QEM with all
pertinent data (damage, purchase date, developed work and problem).
It is not provided any duty for batteries and fusible cut-out consumption.
The product must be returned only with a written notification, included the Number of Restitution Au -
torization QEM and must be paid all forwarding charges.
M: Manual;
S: Instruments. 0 M New manual. 14/07/2005
M Data corrections. 29/07/2005
M Content review. 02/08/2005
30/08/2005
06/09/2005
14/09/2005
14/11/2005
28/02/2007
17/04/2007
M Insert new code 03/10/2007
M Insert CX9 model 15/12/2010
M Input's note 25/07/2011
Purpose
This manual could give informations for the instrument using.
Indication
We raccomand to guard all instruments Programmation parameters (Set-up) for an easy service
ore reaplace.
User Manuals
The documentation referred to the QEM strumentation in divided in many issues that allows an
easy utilization.
MUI: User and installation manual
Instrument hardware and software informations.
Norm references
European norm includes some rules and raccomandations about control security systems with ele-
ments of operator interface.
Protection rate IP20 (Conforme a EN 60-5-29)
Frontal protection rate for container (optional) IP54
IP65 frontal protection rate with packing for IP65
container(optional)
Vibration resistance Conforme a IEC 68-2-6
Bump resistance Conforme a IEC 68-2-27
Jamming immunity Conforme a EN 50082-2
Emission level Conforme a EN 50081-2
Container DIN43700
General Characteristics
– Bidirectional count;
– Resolution multiplier;
– Loading preset quota;
– Programmable input;
– Not volatile storage;
– Unscratchable keyboard with tactile feelingcon;
– Incorporated encoder alimentation;
– Absolut/incremental counter visualization;
– Extractable polarized junction-box.
New functions
– Angular visualization in sexagesimal degrees;
– Display not significative zero turning off;
– Programmable philter antiglitch on inputs.
Options
- Personalized panel;
- Dedicated power supply voltage;
- Superior encoder counter frequencies;
- Specialization on customer specifications..
Product code
Model Characteristics
CX1 CX2 CX3 CX4 CX5 CX6 CX7 CX8 CX9 CXA CXB
PHA / PHB: Frequency 15 KHz 200 KHz 15KHz 50 KHz
Encoder Encoder type PP LD PP PP
phases Voltage level of encoder
12 / 24 V 2 / 3,5 V 5V 12 / 24 V
phases
I1 / I2: Frequency 10 KHz 100 KHz 10KHz 10 KHz
Digital Polarization PNP NPN PNP NPN PNP NPN PNP NPN
inputs
Inputs voltage level 10,5 / 26,5 V 5V 10,5 / 26,5 V
Vout ext Delivered power supply 12 V 5V 12 V
Misured in mm.
Technical characteristics
Misured in mm.
Mechanical in-
stallation
pag. 8
For more information on l1 input programming, see Function l1 input in Program (set-up) at pag 16
Way of activation
Description
Terminal
Name
1 12 V *
- Volt ext.
2 0V
3 I1 / PH Z On C / I Digital input I1 / Phasease Zero encoder. Programmable.
Digital input I2.
4 I2 On C
Zero setting counter, or charging permission.
5 PH A
On I Bidirectional encoder phases.
6 PH B
7 Vac / - Vdc
- Power supply voltage.
8 Vac / + Vdc
Ground connection.
9 GND -
Connect a conductor with 2mm2 section to the PE bar.
C: continuos
I: impulsive
Fig. 8 Bidirectional encoder phases connection rNPN / Push Pull with 2 proximity like encoder.
5.1.1.1 Notes
Fig. 14 Use a transformer 50VA Fig. 15 Don't connect power supply Fig. 16 Don't connect the transfor-
min. sec. 24 Volt voltage to the groud mer central terminal to the ground
Keyboard functions
Fig. 20 keyboard
Data insertions: Cancel the inserted value, giving the past value.
Normal working: If C = 1 counter reset;
Clear If C = 2, allows / not allows relative counter.
0 = NORMAL VISUALIZATION.
1 = Visualization with HDR system type 1.
2 = Visualization with HDR system type 2.
Visualization
ways
d 0 3 = MONOREVOLUTION sexagesimal vsualization.
4 = MULTIREVOLUTION sexagesimal visualization.
0 = NO ONE FUNCTION.
Input function I1 F 0 1 = CONTINOUS CHARGING PRS storage register on the counter.
2 = IMPULSIVE CHARGING PRS storage register on the counter
Counter preset pag. 20
3 = ADDS the prs storage register content to the counter.
4 = SUBTRACTS the prs storage register content il contenuto del regi-
stro di memoria prs to the counter.
5 = SICURITY protecting programmable functions; possible program-
mation only with l1 input = ON (connectable to a key interruptor).
PRS storage Led = ON. Introducing the value referred to the PRS storage register
register 0 (value charged on the counter with the l1 input, if applied).
At the end of the programming, the instrument returns at the normal visualization.
Exemple:
Space in unit of Transducer Transducer
measure impulses resolution Visualization
d P (impulse conversion)
S I L=S/I
500 2000 0,25000 0, 1, 2 0
500
500 2000 0,25000 0, 1, 2 1
50 0
7423 4096 1,81226 0, 1, 2 1
742 3
5000 2000 2,50000 0, 1, 2 1
500 0
360 9000 0,04000 3, 4 0
360
21600 (360x60) 9000 2,40000 3, 4 1
360 00
Errors caused by not ended risolution
L
In the “transducer risolition” parameter ( ) is possible to specifing the value of the factor for the in-
pulse conversion with a precision up to the fifth decimal number.
If the factor has more than five decimal number is necessary inserting an approximed value. In this
case we have an error. Here we can see when it cause problems.
If the space in a tenth part of mm is S = 7423
And it correspond to a transducer impulse num- I = 4096
ber equal to
The technical resolution is L = 1.812255859...
Approximated to L = 1.81226
In this way every 4096 impulses you have an error equal to 5 x 10-6 tenth part of mm.
You get after 4096 / (5 x 10-6 ) = 8192 x 108 impulses
Angular visualization
Can be employe this unit of measure:
Revolution angle
Rad 2 π rad
Hundredth degree 360.00°
Sexagesimal degree 360°00’00”
According to the application requirement the visualization could be monorevolution or multi revolu-
tion; in the below tabulation are persent the impostation to obtain the different visualizations:
Counter preset
For other infor- It is allowed user to modify the visualized value on the counter according to misurations done in the
mation see Na-
vigation card range. It is necesary to permit the “Introdution counter” function setting the “ E=1”* parameter.
at pag15 If the transducer con be removed while the instrument is feeded, it's necesay to provide at every
switch on to counter rephasing respect to a phisic point i the axis; these functions, called “Preset”,
For more infor- con be obtained utilizing incremental transducer with zero impulse or with stroke end.
mation read
the MIMAT
manual.
With the parameter (F = 1*)
• = Program (Se- The digital input l2 resets and blocks at zero the counter while it is activated.
t-up)parameter
pag. 16
The digital input l1 transfers the PRS register value to the counter.
The counter is blocked at the PRS value while the input is activated.
a) b) c)
a) Follow all the information in the manual MI- b) If the problem persists, fill the Module for c) Our technicians will get the fundamentals
MAT (www.qem.it) technical service attached to this manual and elements to understand your problem.
send it to QEM.
Shipment
We recommend to pack the instrument with materials that can damp eventual falls.
a) b) c)
a) Use the original package: it has to protect b) Attach: c) An exhaustive description of the problem
the instrument during the transportation. - An anomaly description; allows to find and solve your problem. An
- Part of the electrical sketch where the instru- accurate package avoids further draw-
ment is inserted backs.
- Programming of the instrument (set up, wor-
king quotes, parameters..).
- Request of a repairing estimate; if not re-
quested the cost will be calculated at the end.
QEM informs the courteous costumer that the shipped instruments unfairly packed won't be repaired, except for the ca -
ses where the costumer assumes completely the reparation cost.
Motivations
The QEM established like that because a too strong line may cause damages that could reveal in a temporal space of
some months, causing doubts and shadows on the reparation done.
La marcatura CE dello strumento non solleva l' Installatore dal recepimento e adempimento
degli obblighi normativi di riferimento al proprio prodotto.