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english Read this document carefully before using this device. The guarantee will be expired by damaging of the device if you don't attend to the directions in the user manual. Also we don't accept any compensations for personal injury, material damage or capital disadvantages. ENDA ETM442 DIGITAL TIMER Thank you for choosing ENDA ETM442 digital timer. * 48x48mm sized. * 2x4 digits display. * Easy to use by front panel keypad. * Selectable 9 different time bases between 0-99.99s and 0-9999h. * Selectable PNP or NPN sensor type. * Selectable up/down counting direction for time. * Adjustable Minimum On and Off times for pulses. * Operation with or without memory for each output type. * 9 different output types. * Bottom display can be adjusted to show time unit or set value. * Selectable functional reset. * Parameter access protection on 3 levels. * Easy connection by removable screw terminal. * Having CE mark according to European Norms. ETM442 OUT PV SV SET PRESET ENDA Supply Voltage 230V AC +%10 -%20 24V AC ±%10 RESET DIGITAL TIMER RoHS conform Order Code ETM442 ETM442-24AC TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS Ambient/storage temperature 0 ... +50°C/-25 ... +70°C (with no icing) 80% up to 31°C decreasing linearly 50% at 40°C. Max. relative humidity According to EN 60529 Front panel : IP60 Rated pollution degree Rare panel : IP20 Height Max. 2000m Do not use the device in locations subject to corrosive and flammable gases. up to date: 01022014, modification reserved and can be change any time previous notice ! ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS Supply Power consumption Wiring Date retention EMC Safety requirements 230V AC +10% -20%, 50/60Hz or 24V AC ±10%, 50/60Hz Max. 5VA 2.5mm² screw-terminal connections EEPROM (Min. 10 years) EN 61326-1: 1997, A1: 1998, A2: 2001 (Performance criterion B for the EMC standard) EN 61010-1: 2001 (pollution degree 2, overvoltage category II) INPUTS START input GATE input RESET input Input types can be adjusted as PNP or NPN in programming mode. Minimum On and Off times for input pulses can be adjusted between 5 and 100ms. For PNP input types, active level is 5 to 30V pulse, For NPN input types, active level is 0 to 2V pulse. OUTPUTS Relay : 250V AC, 2A (for resistive load), NO+NC Open collector output (S.S. OUT): Max. 30V DC, 100mA 12V DC, max. 50mA (without regulation) Auxiliary power supply Mechanical 30.000.000 operation; Electrical 300.000 operation Life expectancy for relay Note : Relay and S.S.OUT outputs are in synchronization . When OUT relay is energized S.S. OUT transistor goes into saturation. Control output (OUT) HOUSING Housing type Dimensions Weight Enclosure material Suitable for flush-panel mounting according to DIN 43 700. W48xH48xD87mm Approx. 210g (after packing) Self extinguishing plastics While cleaning the device, solvents (thinner, benzine, acid etc.) or corrosive materials must not be used. 1./5 ETM442-E TERMS ETM442 OUT (1) Time value during run mode. Parameter value or mnemonic parameter code during programming mode. (2) Set value or time unit during run mode. Parameter value, unit or mnemonic parameter code during programming mode. (3) Output LED. PV SV (4) Increment key during run and programming modes. Parameter selection key during programming mode. (5) Parameter selection and reset key during programing mode. Decrement key during run and programming mode. (6) Used for selecting options or digits to be changed. SET RESET PRESET ENDA DIGITAL TIMER (7) Used for selecting run or programming modes or for adjusting the parameter. ( 1 ) PV display ( 2 ) SV display 4 digits, seven segment red LED 4 digits, seven segment yellow LED Character height PV display (1) : SV display (2) : One red LED Micro switch ( 3 ) Output LED ( 4 ),( 5 ),( 6 ),( 7 ) Keypad DIMENSIONS 7.1mm 7.1mm Depth 2 Panel cut-out 87mm 51mm 1 +0.6 ETM442 45 mm PV mm 48mm +0.6 SV PRESET ENDA 45 SET RESET DIGITAL TIMER Connection cables 60mm 54mm OUT For removing mounting clamps: - Push up the flush-mounting clamp in direction 1 as shown in the figure above. - Then, pull out the clamp in direction 2. Flush mounting clamp Note 1) While panel mounting, additional distance required for connection cables should be considered. 2) Panel thickness should be maximum 10mm. 3) If there is no 80mm free space at back side of the device, it would be difficult to remove it from the panel. Panel CONNECTION DIAGRAM ENDA ETM442 is intended for installation in control panels. Make sure that the device is used only for intended purpose. The shielding must be grounded on the instrument side. During an installation, all of the cables that are connected to the device must be free of energy. The device must be protected against inadmissible humidity, vibrations, severe soiling and make sure that the operation temperature is not exceeded. All input and output lines that are not connected to the supply network must be laid out as shielded and twisted cables. These cables should not be close to the power cables or components. The installation and electrical connections must be carried on by a qualified staff and must be according to the relevant locally applicable regulations. ENDA INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS ETM442 DIGITAL TIMER 8 S.S. OUT 2 9 RESET IN 3 10 START IN 4 11 GATE IN 5 12 GND 6 +12V 30mA 7 SN: XXXXXXXXX 230V AC +10% -20% 50/60Hz 5VA OUT AC 250V 2A RESISTIVE LOAD ENDA INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS NOTE : ETM442-24 AC DIGITAL TIMER SUPPLY: 8 S.S. OUT 2 9 RESET IN 3 10 START IN 4 11 GATE IN 5 12 GND 6 +12V 30mA 7 SN: XXXXXXXXX 24V AC 10 % -20% 50/60Hz 5VA OUT AC 250V 2A RESISTIVE LOAD 184-253V AC 8 50/60Hz 5VA 9 Fuse F 100 mA 250V AC Faz Nötr Switch 230V AC Supply Fuse should be connected. Cable size: 1,5mm² Note : 1) Mains supply cords shall meet the requirements of IEC 60227 or IEC 60245. 2) In accordance with the safety regulations, the power supply switch shall bring the identification of the relevant instrument and it should be easily accessible by the operator. Holding screw 0.4-0.5Nm Equipment is protected throughout by DOUBLE INSULATION. 2./5 ETM442-E key is pressed while holding PRESET SET RESET RESET RESET SET Set. mEm. RESET 1.000 SET SET 1.000 key and use PRESET RESET SET keys. PRESET SET Up 0.005 sec. Time. dir. Puls timE MEm. SEt no ConF. 1 nPn SEnS. tyPE outP. typE 99.99 Sec. tImE bA5E yes ConF. 3 0.020 sec. 9999 Sec. DÝSP. Bot. RESET oPtý. dýsP. ConF. 2 0.010 sec. dn. PnP 999.9 Sec. 1.010 and SET RESET RESET 1.000 keys together. key, the value of the selected parameter can be changed by key. And then, press both 1.000 SET SET PARAMETER MODIFICATION DIAGRAM keys. In order to reset all the digits, first press and hold SET PRESET Device can be operated with memory or without memory modes for 9 output types. See NOTE 2 for modification. key the value of the selected parameter is seen on the display. While holding NOTE 2 To modify non-mumerical parameters, hold Selected numerical parameter parameter There are 9 different output types. Output types are at the next page. See NOTE 2 for modification. key, the RESET typE Minimum On and Off times for the pulses of the external inputs (RESET, START and GATE) can be selected. This selection affects all 3 inputs. See NOTE 2 for modification. PRESET using RESET OutP. Counting direction can be selected as Up or dn. See NOTE 2 for modification. Sensor type can be selected as nPn or PnP This selection affects all 3 inputs. See NOTE 2 for modification. There are 9 different time intervals. They are 0-99.99s, 0-999.9s, 0-9999s 0-99.99min, 0-999.9min, 0-9999min 0-99.99h, 0-999.9h and 0-9999h. Warning: Changing this parameter affects the values of Ton ve Toff. See NOTE 2 for modification. NOTE 1 Holding time puls Dir. týmE. TYPE Sens. bAsE Time RESET oPtý. PRESET programming mode is enabled. if See NOTE 1 for adjusting the set value. Ton or Toff Bot. DiSP. bottom display shows time unit or one of the set values (Ton or Toff). Depending on the value of the OutP. PRG 29.8 200.0 Run mode ýnPt. SET 200.0 Toff 100.0 Ton Sec. Set oPtý. PRESET BASE 29.8 DiSP. INPT. oPTi. OuTP. OPTi. Bot. ConF. 5 0.100 sec. 999.9 min. ConF. 6 9999 min. PRESET ConF. 7 99.99 Hour ConF. 8 999.9 Hour by bAsE Time 3./5 ETM442-E parameter, time unit also changes. WARNING: As the selected time interval changes ConF. 9 9999 Hour PARAMETER TABLE Bottom display value can be selected. If BASE is selected, one of the time units (Sec., Min. or Hour) is displayed. If Set is selected, Ton or Toff value is displayed. See NOTE 2 for modification. ConF. 4 0.050 sec. 99.99 min. disP. oPTi. SECU. oPTi. no def. SEt Prog. yES SECU. SEt def. RESET r.SEt = Both RESET input and the key can RESET be used for resetting. 2. for modification. = Timer can be reset by the RESET input. = Timer can not be reset. = Timer can be reset by RESET key. See NOT 2. for modification. no = All the modifications are saved. Yes = Default values are set to parameters. While leaving the programming mode, both See NOT r.SEt inP.t. PAnE. r.SEt RESET no Time. = Menu is seen and programming is possible. = No menu is seen. = Menu is seen but can not be programmed. See NOT 2. for modification. Prog. yES Prog. no RESET nonE SECU. = Menu is seen and programming is possible. = No menu is seen. = Menu is seen but can not be programmed. See NOT 2. for modification. Prog. no Out.o. dýs.o. = Menu is seen and programming is possible. = No menu is seen. = Menu is seen but can not be programmed. See NOT 2. for modification. Prog. yES Prog. no RESET nonE SECU. ýnP.o. PRESET both Access code for entering security option menu. This parameter should be 1111. See NOTE 2 for modification. yes r.SEt inP.t. Prog. yES Prog. no PAnE. r.SEt Prog. yES Prog. yES Prog. no Prog. no Set RESET nonE codE SECU. RESET oPtý. SECU. no nonE diS.o. SECU. TimE. r.SEt nonE nonE 1111 BASE Out.o. SECU. InP.o. SECU. SECU. codE Bot. DiSP. OUTPUT TYPES t: Partial time of TON or TOFF. TON: Relay On time : Indefinite time TOFF: Relay Off time Without memory Power With memory While the device is energized, If START is active, relay is energized after delay time (TOFF). Power Config. 1 Start Delay on energization Reset Start Reset Relay Relay t t1 Power t2 t t While the device is energized, If START input is active, relay becomes Off and On periodically during TOFF and TON times respectively. At the end of each TON time START input is checked. If it START is passive, timer stops and initial conditions are returned. Otherwise, periodic operation continues. Power Config. 2 Cyclic timing Single cycle Start Reset Relay Start Reset Relay t t t t1 Power t2 t t While the device is energized, With an impulse at the START input, relay becomes On during TON time. Then, relay becomes Off. Power Start Config. 3 Timing on impulse (one shot) Reset Start Reset Relay Relay t t1 Power t1 t2 t2 With an impulse at the START input, relay becomes On. However, timer do not counts while START is active. When START becomes passive, relay becomes Off after a time delay (TON). Power Start Start Config. 4 Timing after impulse Reset (delay off) Relay Reset Relay t t t t1 Power t2 t t While the device is energized, If START input is active, relay becomes first Off and then On periodically during TOFF and TON times respectively. As soon as START becomes passive, timer stops and initial conditions are returned. Power Config. 5 Cyclic timing Start Reset Start Reset Relay Relay t t t1 Power t2 t t t While the device is energized, If START input is active, first TON and then TOFF times are passed periodically. As soon as START becomes passive, timer stops and initial conditions are returned. Power Config. 6 Cyclic timing Start Reset Start Reset Relay Relay t t t1 Power t2 t t t While the device is energized, If START input is active, relay becomes On during TON time. Then, relay becomes Off. Power Start Config. 7 Timing on energization Reset Start Reset Relay Relay TON TON t TON t1 t2 t While the device is energized, If START is active, relay is energized after delay time (TOFF). If START becomes passive before TOFF time, timer waits for another active signal at the START input to complete the TOFF time. Power Power Config. 8 Timing on energization with memory Start Reset Start Reset Relay Relay t1 t2 t1 t2 t1 t2 t1 Power Power Start Start Reset Relay t1 t2 t t1 t2 t1 t2 Config. 9 Timing on energization Reset with memory Relay +reset by START input after TOFF t1 t2 t2 t1 t t1 t2 t2 While the device is energized, If START is active, relay is energized after delay time (TOFF). If START becomes passive before TOFF time, timer waits for another active signal at the START input to complete the TOFF time. If START becomes passive after TOFF time, reset occurs. Relay is de-energized and initial condition is returned. NOTE: if Gate input becomes active, timer enters into wait mode. Timer waits at that condition until gate input becomes passive 4./5 ETM442-E TERMINAL CONNECTIONS ENDA INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS Terminal description ETM442 DIGITAL TIMER 8 S.S. OUT 2 9 RESET IN 3 10 START IN 4 11 GATE IN 5 12 2 : Solid state out (Max 30V 100mA, open collector NPN) 3 : Reset input (Max 30V) 4 : Start input (Max 30V) 5 : Gate input(Max 30V) 6 : GND 7 : +12V 30mA auxiliary supply output for sensors 8,9 : SUPPLY input 10,11,12 : Relay contacts (Max 2A 250V AC) 230V AC +10% -20% 50/60Hz 5VA OUT AC 250V 2A RESISTIVE LOAD GND 6 +12V 30mA 7 SN: XXXXXXXXX TYPICAL SENSOR CONNECTIONS Typical connections for PNP sensor type 8 Fuse F 100 mA 250V AC Switch 230V AC Supply 2 9 Cable size: 1,5mm² RESET START GATE 3 10 4 11 5 12 6 + 12V 7 8 Fuse F 100 mA 250V AC Switch 230V AC Supply PNP PROXIMITY SWITCH 2 9 Cable size: 1,5mm² OUT (active level is sensor supply voltage) GND 3 10 4 11 5 12 6 + 12V 7 NOTE: FOR PNP SENSOR TYPE ACTIVE LEVEL IS AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE. Typical connections for NPN sensor type 8 Fuse F 100 mA 250V AC Switch 230V AC Supply 2 9 Cable size: 1,5mm² RESET START GATE GND 3 10 4 11 5 12 6 7 8 Fuse F 100 mA 250V AC Switch 230V AC Supply NPN PROXIMITY SWITCH 2 GND + 12V 9 Cable size: 1,5mm² OUT active level GND ) 3 10 4 11 5 12 6 7 NOTE: FOR NPN SENSOR TYPE ACTIVE LEVEL IS GROUND (GND). SURAN Industrieelektronik Im Mitteldorf 26 / D-72160 Horb a.N Tel.: +49 (0)7451 / 625 617 Fax: +49 (0)7451 / 625 0650 E-mail : [email protected] Internet : www.suran-elektronik.de 5./5 ETM442-E