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Multifunction LCD Digital Timer

Safety Precautions                                                                  

 

Caution 

Do  not  use  the  product  where  corrosive  or 

volatile  gases  are  present,  or  there  may 

occasionally be a risk of explosion. 

Usable life of output relay is determined by 

switch condition. According the actual usage, 

use product within its rated load and electrical 

life expectancy. If using product beyond its life 

expectancy, its contacts may become fused or 

there may be a risk of fire. 

Do  not  disassemble,  repair,  or  modify  the 

product. Doing so may result in electric shock, 

fire, or malfunction.

Do not allow metal objects or conductive wires 

to enter the product, which may result in electric 

shock, fire, or malfunction.

Power Supplies

 

For the power supply of an input device, use an 

isolating  transformer  with  the  primary  and  the 

secondary winding not grounded.

Input terminals

Power supply

Circuit

Rectifie

Isolation transformer is requuired

Make sure that the voltage applied is within the 

specified range, otherwise the internal elements of 

Timer may be damaged.

Do not touch the input terminals while power is 

supplied, and so touching the input terminals with 

power supplied may result in electric shock.

When turning the power ON and OFF, input signal 

reception is possible, unstable, or impossible. 

Turn the power ON and OFF using a relay with a 

rated capacity 

of 0A minimum to prevent contact deterioration 

due to inrush

current caused by turning the power ON and OFF. 

Be sure that the power voltage can be immediately 

reached to the supply voltage value by relays or 

switches, otherwise it can not be reset or timing 

error.

Power Failure Backup 

All data is stored in the EEPROM when there is a 

power failure. The EEPROM can be overwritten 

more than 100,000 times. 

Operating mode 

Overwriting timing

A - 3 , F mode

When power is turned OFF

Other mode

When settings are changed

Input and Output

When  connecting  relay  and  transformer  as  an 

external signal input device, it is necessary to pay 

attention to the following points to prevent the short 

circuit because of the hidden current flowing to the 

power supply. If a relay or transistor connected to 

two or more timers, those input terminals must be 

connected correctly, otherwise it can cause short 

circuit.

Incorrect 

The contact or transistor as an external input signal

Input terminal

Input terminal

Power supply

Short circuit current

Correct

Input terminal

Input terminal

Power supply

Don’t  connect  the  unattached  power  switch  as 

below, and without considering whether the timer is 

different or not.

Input terminal

Input terminal

Power supply

Response time when resetting

The following table shows the delay from when the 

reset signal is input until the output is turned OFF.

Min. reset signal width 

Output delay time

ms

0.8~1.2ms

20ms

15~25ms

Summary of Contents for TC-Pro480 Series

Page 1: ...Ver 3 0...

Page 2: ...fe terminals screw terminal block models Three language instruction manual Applied to connect PC and HMI Contents Model Number Structure 2 Speci cations 3 Nomenclature 5 Connection 6 Operating Procedu...

Page 3: ...onnector 1 5m Cable CAB 090A485 9 pin Female D sub cable for RS 422 connector 1 5m Cable CAB 090A422 9 pin male D sub adapter for CAB 090A232 CAB 090A485 CAB 090A422 ADP 090401 9 pin Female D sub cabl...

Page 4: ...ate Minimum input signal width 1 or 20 ms selectable same settingfor all inputs Power reset Minimum power opening time 0 5 s except for A 3 b 1 and F mode Reset system Power reset execpt for A 3 b 1an...

Page 5: ...ns min 5 A at 250 VAC resistance load EMC EMI Emission Enclosure Emission AC mains EMS Immunity ESD Immunity RF interference Immunity Conducted Disturbance Immunity Burst Immunity Surge Immunity volta...

Page 6: ...0h0 min this display flashes to indicate timing operation Set Value character height 4 mm The First Setting Key The Second Setting Key The Third Setting Key The Fourth Setting Key The Fifth Setting K...

Page 7: ...trol output OUT Outputs take place according to designated operating mode when timer reaches corresponding set value I O Functions 2 Stage Timer Inputs Start signal Starts timing Reset Resets present...

Page 8: ...hanged to timer twin timer 2 stage timer selection mode the present value is reset and output turns OFF See note 3s min See note 3s min Timer setting mode See Run Mode on page 10 Twin Timer setting mo...

Page 9: ...nication on off Set the transmision speed with key Set the parity check with key Set the date bit with key Set the stop bit with key Set the Station address HEX with key Set communication on off with...

Page 10: ...tection level KP1 to KP 5 The key protection indicator is lit while the key protection switch is set to ON See note 3s min See note 3s min K P ON Setting mode K P OFF Setting mode Run Mode K P Setting...

Page 11: ...de Output time Input signal width NPN PNP input mode K P level Set the time range with key Set the time mode with key Set the output mode with key Set the input signal width with key Set the NPN PNP i...

Page 12: ...e present value is displayed in the main display and the ON duty ratio is displayed in the sub display A and Range light at the same time Set the ON duty ratio used in ON OFF duty adjustable flicker m...

Page 13: ...put mode is set to A A 1 A 2 A 3 b or b 1 If the output time is set to 0000 00s hold is displayed and the output is held Input signal width iflt Set the minimum signal input width 20ms or 1ms for sign...

Page 14: ...e Twin timer function setting mode KP 1 KP 2 KP 3 KP 4 KP 5 NPN input PNP input 20ms 1ms flicker OFF start flicker ON start Elapsed time Remaining time Set the K P level with key Set the NPN PNP input...

Page 15: ...999999h ON Time range timr Set the range to be timed in the range 000 000s to 999999h Timer Mode timm Set either the elapsed time UP or remaining time DOWN mode ON OFF Start Mode totm Set either the...

Page 16: ...e with key Forecast value Absolute value Set time range with key For details refer to time range list Set the output mode with key A F 1 Set the input signal width with key 20ms 1ms Set the NPN PNP in...

Page 17: ...t value Present value Forecast set value Set set value with the corresponding keys Set forecast set value with the corresponding keys When the absolute value is selected Present value Set value 1 Pres...

Page 18: ...nt setting error by prohibiting the use of certain operation keys by specifying K P level KP 1 toKP 5 For details refer to Key Protection Setting Mode on page 8 Forecast Value Setting Example F 1 Mode...

Page 19: ...en the power comes ON or when the reset input goes OFF The control output is controlled using a sustained or one shot time period Timing Power Start signal input Output Basic Operation Output is insta...

Page 20: ...is too short Set the value to at least 100ms contact output type Start signal input is disabled during timing Output mode b 1 Repeat cycle 2 timer does not reset when power comes ON Timing starts whe...

Page 21: ...is OFF A sustained control output is used Timing Timing Sustained Power Start signal input Output Basic Operation Output is instantaneous when setting is 0 Z mode ON OFF duty adjustable flicker Timin...

Page 22: ...if the ON OFF time is too short Set the value to at least 100ms contact output type Start signal input is disabled during timing Output Mode ton flicker ON start Timing starts when the start signal g...

Page 23: ...The names in parentheses are used for the absolute value setting Output is instantaneous when the set value is 0 Start signal input is disabled during timing F 1 Mode Cumulative Timer does not reset w...

Page 24: ...ons without Flush Mounting Adapter Note M3 terminal screw effective length 8mm Dimensions with Flush Mounting Adapter Panel Cutouts Note The mounting panel thickness should be 1 5 mm To allow easier o...

Page 25: ...mer Dimensions Note all units are in millimeters unless otherwise indicated Dimensions without DIN Track Mounting Adapter Note M3 terminal screw effective length 8mm Dimensions without DIN Track Mount...

Page 26: ...r separately Waterproof Packing Flush Mounting Adapter End Plate CABC 44 Mounting Track PR 43 BK 6 0F A order separately ADP 090401 apdater changing 4 into 9 PIN Panel Protective Cover Communication P...

Page 27: ...ion to a voltage output sensor Gate CP1 Reset 2 Reset 1 Signal CP2 External voltage External voltage When SW is pressed the transistor is ON that shows the input has response Contact Input Gate CP1 Re...

Page 28: ...nnection to NPN open collector output sensor Gate CP1 Reset 2 Reset 1 Signal CP2 External voltage External voltage When SW is pressed the transistor is ON that shows the input has no response No conta...

Page 29: ...d OFF using a relay with a rated capacity of 10A minimum to prevent contact deterioration due to inrush current caused by turning the power ON and OFF Be sure that the power voltage can be immediately...

Page 30: ...it from water penetration through the space between the TC Pro and operating panel attach a waterproof packing between TC Pro and installation panel and secure the waterproof packing with the BK 62 fl...

Page 31: ...OFF set time PV ON set time Function setting mode OFF time range ON time range Timer mode ON OFF start mode Input signal width NPN PNP input mode Key protection level Note For details on the above flo...

Page 32: ...e range min 000000 min 0000 00 9999 59 Time range h min 0000 00 h min 00000 0 99999 9 Time range h 00000 0 h 000000 999999 Time range h 000000 h 000 000 999 999 Time range s 000 000 s Present value Sa...

Page 33: ...0 9999 59 Time range min s 0000 00 min s 00000 0 99999 9 Time range min 00000 0 min 000000 999999 Time range min 000000 min 0000 00 9999 59 Time range h min 0000 00 h min 00000 0 99999 9 Time range h...

Page 34: ...ing value Same as the present value of the set value above Same as left Same as left Present value Same as the present value of the set value above Same as left Same as left absolute value setting Set...

Page 35: ...List of Models...

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