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X-Sensors AG
Landenbergerstrasse 13
CH-8253 Diessenhofen
T: Intl. (0)52 657 38 77
F: Intl. (0)52 741 47 66
Configurable Load Measuring Interface CLMI X-232
Table of content
General technical informations ...................................................... 2
Content of delivery ................................................................ 2
Introduction & usage ............................................................. 2
Mecanical dimensions........................................................... 3
Configurations ....................................................................... 3
Degree of protection, mounting ............................................ 3
Installation ........................................................................................ 4
Some reflections to the minimum load measurement .......... 4
Background information about the floor detection ................ 4
Truth table of the external sensor ......................................... 5
Electrical installation ............................................................. 5
Typical installation, minimum configuration .......................... 6
Advances installation ............................................................ 6
Commissioning ................................................................................ 7
Commissioning, easy installation .......................................... 7
Commissioning, advanced installation .................................. 7
Description of in- and outputs ............................................... 8
Position and orientation of the terminals............................... 8
Programmable functions ....................................................... 9
Setup menu ........................................................................... 9
Menu-structure .................................................................... 10
Technical data ..................................................................... 11
Troubleshooting, diagnostic ........................................................ 11
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) ..................................... 11
Installation, general rules .................................................... 12
Maintenane, repairing ......................................................... 12
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
X-Sensors AG Landenbergerstrasse 13 CH-8253 Diessenhofen T: Intl. (0)52 657 38 77 F: Intl. (0)52 741 47 66 Configurable Load Measuring Interface CLMI X-232 Operation Manual Rel.: Jan. 2016 Table of content General technical informations ............2 Content of delivery ..............2 Introduction &... -
Page 2: General Technical Informations
1. General technical informations Content of delivery Introduction & Usage Ident-Number 5926 1534 The CLMI (Configurable Load-Measuring Interface) connects the load measuring sensor to the control unit. The CLMI continuously compares the measured load to the programmed limits and if necessary activates the X-232-AC analogous switching output. -
Page 3: Degree Of Protection, Mounting
Mechanical Dimensions Configurations, depending on Application The CLMI X-232 is not bound to a special sensor. Following sensors and installations are contemplable: Installation Sensor Equipment Accuracy (*) Empty Car Yes – with Yoke X-109-S02-300 Extension cable 35kg Ident: 59343199 restrictions Yes –... -
Page 4: Installation
2. Installation Some Reflections to the Minimum Load Measurement Background Information about the Floor Detection The paragraph “Configurations“has explained that the CLMI is potentially able to perform a minimum load measurement. For this The CLMI calculates with the floor information the weight of the travelling cable and automatically subtracts purpose following provisions has been made: this weight from the measured value. -
Page 5: Truth Table Of The External Sensor
“Truth table” of the external Sensor External Sensor, Motion Detector Parameter in the Setup Menu: E=1, F=x, C=x, L=x, S=1, P=x, I=x, A=x, H=x (x= 0 or 1) The CLMI can connect the breaker signal of an external motion detector to the measured load. If the parameter “S”... - Page 6 Manuel_X_232_EN 6 / 13 27.01.2016...
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Page 7: Typical Installation, Minimum Configuration
In the easiest variant, a yoke sensor is connected to the CLMI. The relay contact “overload” is then wired to the appropriate input of the Beside the basic functions the CLMI X-232 offers some expansions: Compensation of the weights of the travelling cables control unit. -
Page 8: Commissioning
3. Commissioning Commissioning, easy Installation Commissioning, Advanced Installation (Full- and overload measurement) (Measurement with minimum load and floor detection) Wire the supply, sensors and alarm output according to the electrical installation. Wire the supply, sensors, floor detection, motion detector and alarm output according to electrical installation. Turn on the supply –... -
Page 9: Position And Orientation Of The Terminals
Description of Inputs and Outputs (I/O) Position and Orientation of the Terminals Terminal Function Comment Mains supply Before connecting, preselect voltage correctly Type: Input 115VAC/230VAC Pin 1: P (Phase) Cable: At least 3x 0.25², Pin 2: N (0) approved for mains Pin 3: E (Ground, mandatory) voltage Digital breaker signal &... -
Page 10: Programmable Functions
Programmable Functions Setup Menu Basic Menu Function Command Range of Values, Comment Activates the Parameter 0 = Relay contact inactive, PE not programmable Function Command Range of Values, Comment (Minimum load 1 = Relay contact active, PE programmable. measuring) Teach-in zero point. Only executing when the car is empty. -
Page 11: Setup Menu
Menu-Structure Advices about Commands Main Menu / Parameterization By pressing UP/DOWN you can change the values of the parameters. When the left decimal point is rapidly blinking, so a change has been made. The change will be automatically saved when you leave the process of parameterization. -
Page 12: Technical Data
4. Troubleshooting, Diagnostic Technical Data General (Q&A) Supply X-232-AC 115VAC switchable 230VAC / 8VA Fuse self resetting, 50mA Supply X-232-DC 18..28VDC, <350mA Q: Can I use KL1 and KL2 in a different way as proposed? Fuse self resetting, 400mA A: Yes, the thresholds are freely programmable. E.g. I can program half load instead of full load. Temperature range -10...+60°C Take note: The response delay works with KL2 (overload) ONLY, and KL3 (Car Empty) must be activated in... -
Page 13: Maintenane, Repairing
Troubleshooting Warnings It is understood, that the setup, configuration and operation may only be done by qualified personnel. Q: I try to set P4 by pressing UP/DOWN but it always appears “Err“. The series X-232 load indicators must not be used in life-supporting applications. The series X-232 load indicators A: You have tried to calibrate with a too low load or with an unavailable span.
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