Kübler Codix 141 Mode D'emploi page 6

3 Description
3 Description
3.1 General
3.1 General
Timer 0.01  36 s,
Timer 0.01  36 s,
0.10  6 min,
1.00  1 h 0.10  6 min,
1.00  1 h
7 digit LCD display, height 8 mm
7 digit LCD display, height 8 mm
Counting range 0.00 ... 99999.99 h
Data retention: EEPROM
Counting range 0.00 ... 99999.99 h
Other counting ranges on request
Data retention: EEPROM
Overflow indication: blinking display
DIN housing 48 x 24, dark grey
Overflow indication: blinking display
DIN housing 48 x 24, dark grey
Power supply 10 ... 30 V DC, max. 25 mA
Blinking sand glass indicates active time measure- Power supply 10 ... 30 V DC, max. 25 mA
ment. Inactive measurement is indicated by static
Blinking sand glass indicates active time measure-
sand glass display.
ment. Inactive measurement is indicated by static
sand glass display.
3.2 Connection and functions
3.2 Connection and functions
Terminal assignment
Terminal assignment
Codix
3.2.1 141
Codix
3.2.1 141
Codix 141 is a timer: the timer starts counting when
terminal 4 input or terminal 5 input is activated.
Codix 141 is a timer: the timer starts counting when
Electronic or manual Reset possible.
terminal 4 input or terminal 5 input is activated.
Electronic or manual Reset possible.
Function and terminal assignment
Function and terminal assignment
(the bold indications correspond to the text on the device)
(the bold indications correspond to the text on the device) Ter- Function
Ter- Function
minal
minal
1 10-30 V DC,
1 10-30 V DC,
Supply voltage +Ub
Supply voltage +Ub
GND, 0 V DC
2
2 GND, 0 V DC
3 GND, 0 V DC
3 GND, 0 V DC
4 INP PNP, the timer starts counting when a
INP PNP, the timer starts counting when a
4
voltage > 3.5 V is applied to terminal 4
voltage > 3.5 V is applied to terminal 4
input.
input.
5 INP NPN, the timer starts counting when a
5 INP NPN, the timer starts counting when a
voltage < 2 V is applied to terminal 5 input.
voltage < 2 V is applied to terminal 5 input.
6 RESET MANUEL ENABLE,
6 RESET MANUEL ENABLE,
Reset enable input: when terminal 6 is
Reset enable input: when terminal 6 is
connected to GND or to 0 V (< 2 V), the
connected to GND or to 0 V (< 2 V), the
key or the reset input allows resetting the
key or the reset input allows resetting the
counter to 0.00.
counter to 0.00.
Output 8 only for
Codix 143
Output 8 only for
Codix 143
Output load
Output load
7 RESET,
RESET,
7
Reset input: when terminal 7 is connected
Reset input: when terminal 7 is connected
to GND or to 0 V (< 2V), the counter is
to GND or to 0 V (< 2V), the counter is
reset to 0.00 (electronic Reset)
reset to 0.00 (electronic Reset)
8 is not used with the standard timer
8 is not used with the standard timer
3.2.1.1 Function of the front key
3.2.1.1 Function of the front key
Pressing the front side key resets the timer to 0.
This function is only active when input 6 is set to
Pressing the front side key resets the timer to 0.
0 V or connected to GND.
This function is only active when input 6 is set to
0 V or connected to GND.
Codix
3.2.2 143
Codix
3.2.2 143
Service timer with 2 messages, "Service" and "Pre-
Service", and one output. NPN or PNP input. Elec-
Service timer with 2 messages, "Service" and "Pre-
tronic and manual Reset possible. With one single
Service", and one output. NPN or PNP input. Elec-
Reset, the counter continues counting up to the
tronic and manual Reset possible. With one single
following service interval. No resetting to 0 occurs.
Reset, the counter continues counting up to the
If the Reset key or the Reset input is activated a
following service interval. No resetting to 0 occurs.
second time within 4 s, the device is reset to its
If the Reset key or the Reset input is activated a
delivery condition. (The counter value is reset to
second time within 4 s, the device is reset to its
0.00, the message display preselections are reset
delivery condition. (The counter value is reset to
to 5000.00 and 4900.00!).
0.00, the message display preselections are reset
to 5000.00 and 4900.00!).
Example: service after 5000.00 hours, "SErViCE"
Pre-alarm at 4900.00 hours, "PrESErV"
Example: service after 5000.00 hours, "SErViCE"
(= 5000.00 – 100.00)
Pre-alarm at 4900.00 hours, "PrESErV"
If a pre-alarm is set "PrESErV": the following mes-
(= 5000.00 – 100.00)
sage is displayed alternately with the current value
If a pre-alarm is set "PrESErV": the following mes-
sage is displayed alternately with the current value
The recommended setting is 100.00 hours before
the service preselection. In the above example, the
The recommended setting is 100.00 hours before
pre-alarm occurs when the counter reaches
the service preselection. In the above example, the
4900.00 hours and it remains set until the service
pre-alarm occurs when the counter reaches
preselection is reached.
4900.00 hours and it remains set until the service
After 5000.00 hours the following message is dis-
preselection is reached.
played alternately with the current value
After 5000.00 hours the following message is dis-
played alternately with the current value
and the output at terminal 8 becomes active. This
alternating display and the output set remain active
and the output at terminal 8 becomes active. This
until the counter is reset. For example, if the coun-
alternating display and the output set remain active
ter is reset when it displays the value 6000.00
until the counter is reset. For example, if the coun-
hours, the blinking display and the output are reset.
ter is reset when it displays the value 6000.00
The display shows for 4 s the new preselection
hours, the blinking display and the output are reset.
value, and then switches to the current counter
The display shows for 4 s the new preselection
value. The message "SErViCE" and the output will
value, and then switches to the current counter
be set active again when the counter reaches
value. The message "SErViCE" and the output will
11000.00 hours (6000.00+5000.00).
be set active again when the counter reaches
11000.00 hours (6000.00+5000.00).