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9.

CLOCK CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE

In this example a BA577E-SS is required to function
as a Clock.   Time is to be displayed in a 24 hour
format   including   seconds.  

  For   external

synchronisation   the   displayed   time   is   required   to
change   to  

12   :   00   :   00

  when   the   external   reset

terminals are connected together.

Both control outputs are required to close and open
once in each 24 hour period.  Control output 1 (

oP1

)

is to turn  

on

  (close)  at  

07

 

:

 

30

 

:

 

00

  and  

off

  (open) at

09

 

:

 

30

 

:

 

00

, control output 2 (

oP2

) is to turn  

on

  (close)

at 

18

 

:

 

00

 

:

 

00

 and 

off

 (open) at 

22

 

:

 

30

 

:

 

00

.

For this application the operator needs to adjust the
control   output  

on

  and  

off

  times   from   the   display

mode   via   an   access   code   of   1111.     To   prevent
tampering the instrument configuration menu is to be
protected by security code of 1209

9.1

Configuration procedure

The BA577E-SS may be configured as a Clock on-
site without disconnection from external wiring.

Step 1 Enter the configuration menu

Enter   the   configuration   menu   by
simultaneously   pressing  

(

  and  

)

.

Assuming a security code  has not  already
been entered the instrument will respond by
displaying 

FunCtion

 which is the first item in

the configuration menu.
See Fig 14.

Step 2 Configure instrument as a Clock

With 

FunCtion

 displayed press 

(

 to reveal

the   existing   function   of   the   instrument.     If

Cloc

  is   displayed   no   change   is   required,

therefore return to the  

FunCtion

  prompt by

pressing the 

)

 button.

If  

ELAP5E

  is displayed, press the  

*

  or  

&

button to change the setting to 

CLoC

 followed

by the 

(

 button which will result in a  

0000

prompt   being   displayed   with   the   first   digit
flashing.  This is a request for the instruction
to be confirmed by entering  

5urE

  using the

&

  and  

*

  buttons   to   adjust   the   flashing

digit and the  

(

  button to move control to

the next digit.  Pressing 

)

 will then change

the   instrument   to   a   Clock   and   return   the
display   to  

FunCtion

  in   the   configuration

menu.

Step 3 Select display format

Using the 

*

 or 

&

 button select 

di5PLAY

 in

the configuration menu and press 

(

 which

will reveal the current display format.  Using
the 

*

 or 

&

 button select 

24

 

:

 

00

 

:

 

00

 which is

the   required   24   hour   format   with   seconds
and   press  

)

  to   enter   the   selection   and

return to the configuration menu.
See 8.4.4

Step 4 Enter the synchronisation time

Using the 

*

 or 

&

 button select 

5YnC  t

 in

the   configuration   menu   and   press  

(

  to

reveal the current synchronisation time with
the   hours   flashing.       Using   the  

*

  or  

&

push button adjust the hours to 

12

 and press

(

 to transfer control to the minutes. Using

the 

*

 or 

&

 push button adjust the minutes

to 

00

 and press 

(

 to transfer control to the

seconds which should be adjusted to  

00

, in

the same way.   When the seconds are set
enter the selection and return to the  

5YnC t

prompt   in   the   configuration   menu   by
pressing the 

)

 button.

See 8.4.6

Step 5 Enable control output 1 and enter the 

on

and 

off

 times.

Using the 

*

 or 

&

 button select 

oP1

 in the

configuration menu and press  

(

  to reveal

the 

EnbL

 prompt in the control output 1 sub-

menu.

In   this   application   control   output   1   is
required  to  turn  

on

  and  

off

  once every 24

hours.     With  

EnbL

  displayed press  

(

  and

using   the  

*

  or  

&

  button   select  

on   1

followed by the  

)

  button to return  to the

EnbL

 prompt.

The control output   

on

  time should now be

entered by selecting 

oP1 : on1

  in the control

output   1   sub-menu   using   the  

*

  or  

&

button.   Pressing 

(

 will reveal the existing

on

  time which should be adjusted to  

07

 

:

 

30

 

:

00

  using   the  

*

  or  

&

  button   and   the

(

 button to transfer control to the following

digits.   When entered   return   to   the   

oP1

 

:

on1

  prompt  by pressing the 

)

 button.

The  

off

  time   should   now   be   entered   by

selecting 

oP1 : oFF1

 from the sub-menu and

adjusting the time to 

09

 

:

 

30

 

:

 

00

.  Finally press

)

  to return to the  

oP1

 

:

 

oFF1

  prompt in the

sub-menu and press  

)

  again to return to

oP1

 in the configuration menu.

Summary of Contents for BA577E-SS

Page 1: ...Issue 6 4th May 2021 BA577E SS Rugged one input general purpose Timer or Clock Issue 6...

Page 2: ...t 5 5 11 Repeat timing cycle CYCLE5 5 5 12 Cycle function enable EnbL 5 5 13 Cycle count cycl cnt 5 5 14 Restart delay r5t dela 5 5 15 Adjusting the set time 5Et t and restart delay r5t dela from the...

Page 3: ...4 8 Enable Control output 1 EnbL 8 4 9 On and off times oP 1 on 1 oP 1 off 1 oP 1 on 2 oP 1 off 2 8 4 10 Control output 2 Optional oP2 8 4 11 Enable control output 2 EnbL 8 4 12 On and off times oP2...

Page 4: ...circuit that is used for all BA577E SS Timer installations Clock installations are the same except that the input terminals 5 6 are not used For simplicity the optional control outputs are described s...

Page 5: ...etic pick off sensor which is not suitable for controlling the BA577E SS 2 2 5 Voltage input Two voltage input ranges are independently selectable in the BA577E SS Timer configuration menu VoLt5 L and...

Page 6: ...BEKA stainless steel support plate should be slid over the rear of the Counter before the panel clamps are fitted to evenly distribute the clamping force and prevent the enclosure panel being distort...

Page 7: ...g the requested units of measurement if this information is not supplied when the instrument is ordered a blank card will be fitted A pack of self adhesive scale cards printed with common units of flo...

Page 8: ...isplay through which a scale card showing the units of time such as hours can be seen New instruments are fitted with a scale card showing the units of measurement specified when the instrument was or...

Page 9: ...ished via the front panel push buttons or by a remote contact A grand total time is maintained which can be viewed by operating the front panel push buttons It may be reset to zero from within the con...

Page 10: ...5 Shows in succession firmware version number instrument function elap5e and any output accessories that are fitted A Dual Control Outputs Access to configuration menu 5 3 Displays when configured as...

Page 11: ...d of the delay time automatically returns to Running Complete Entered automatically from Running when there are no more timing cycles to perform When the CYCLE5 function is enabled the timing cycle ca...

Page 12: ...he instrument using the or push button to adjust the flashing digit and the push button to transfer control to the next digit If the correct code has been entered pressing will cause the first paramet...

Page 13: ...itch contact Energise input by linking terminals 3 4 See section 5 5 5 dEbounCE Defines the level of debounce applied to the input to prevent false functioning dEFAuLt HEAVY LiGHt See section 5 5 6 Di...

Page 14: ...e display mode to 5Et t and r5t dela See section 5 5 15 Display Summary of function uP or dn Direction of count Defines whether the Timer times down from 5Et t to zero or times up from zero to the set...

Page 15: ...control output 1 See section 5 5 26 Display Summary of function CLr Gtot Resets grand total to zero This function resets the grand total which represents the total Timer run time from within the conf...

Page 16: ...s required press twice to return to the configuration menu or repeatedly press the or button until the required type of input is displayed and then press twice to return to the configuration menu One...

Page 17: ...n at start of each period 02 11 Current Number of cycles cycle requested not shown number when cycle is continuously repeated LabEL Exactly the same as 5td but timer status i e CYCLE or dELAY is shown...

Page 18: ...18...

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Page 20: ...l to the next digit When set as required enter the selection and return to the cycl cnt prompt in the sub menu by operating the button 5 5 14 Restart delay r5t dela This sub function defines the time...

Page 21: ...mediately Continue When power is restored the Timer will continue from where it stopped without any manual intervention To check or change the function select P fail from the configuration menu and pr...

Page 22: ...uration example in section 6 2 of this manual illustrates the use of the control outputs Further examples can be found in Application Guide AG374 which is available on the BEKA website 5 5 22 Control...

Page 23: ...it can be adjusted using the or button and the button to move to the next digit When the required delay has been entered press to return to the control output 1 sub menu The Timer configuration exampl...

Page 24: ...rol to the second digit which should be set to u When 5urE has been entered pressing the button will reset all the configuration functions and return the instrument to the display mode Note r5Et dEF d...

Page 25: ...he required instrument configuration for this example are shown below Function Display Setting Access code CodE 0000 Function FunCtion ELAP5E Input inP type ContACt debounce dEbounCE dEFAuLt Display 2...

Page 26: ...r configuration menu Incorrect security code That the correct security code is being used Contact BEKA if code is lost 7 2 Fault finding after commissioning ENSURE PLANT SAFETY BEFORE STARTING MAINTEN...

Page 27: ...e regularly checked Inspection frequency should be chosen to suit the environmental conditions 7 5 Guarantee Instruments which fail within the guarantee period should be returned to BEKA associates or...

Page 28: ...rument s permanent memory Following initialisation the instrument will display a flashing display which is a request for the local time to be entered The clock will not start to function until a displ...

Page 29: ...hroughout this manual push buttons are shown as and and legends displayed by the Clock are shown in a seven segment font as they appear on the instrument e g di5PLAY and CodE Access to the configurati...

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Page 31: ...ntrol output 1 Optional Control output 1 can turn on output closed and off output open twice in each twenty four hour period This function contains five sub function EnbL Enables output 1 and defines...

Page 32: ...et time is entered the Clock will display a flashing 00 00 00 or 00 00 for 24 hour formats or A12 00 00 or A12 00 for 12 hour formats To adjust the clock set time select 5Et from the configuration men...

Page 33: ...tered return to the configuration menu by pressing the button twice 8 4 10 Control output 2 Optional oP2 Control output 2 is an optional factory fitted output which can be configured to turn on output...

Page 34: ...e display mode may be protected by a four digit alphanumeric security code which must be entered to gain access Default security code 0000 allows unrestricted access With ACCd displayed press to enter...

Page 35: ...g will then change the instrument to a Clock and return the display to FunCtion in the configuration menu Step 3 Select display format Using the or button select di5PLAY in the configuration menu and...

Page 36: ...access to the configuration menu Using the and buttons select CodE from the configuration menu and press which will reveal 0000 with the first digit flashing This example requires the security code to...

Page 37: ...ANCE If a BA577E SS fails after it has been functioning correctly as a Clock the following table may help to identify the cause of the failure Symptom Cause Check No display No power supply That there...

Page 38: ...8 10 6 Customer comments BEKA is always pleased to receive comments from customers about our products and services All communications are acknowledged and whenever possible suggestions are implemented...

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