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- Page 1 97781D STROBOSCOPE ＤＴ－３０１５Ｐ INSTRUCTION MANU AL Read this manual thoroughly before use. Before use, please carefully read these safety precautions as well as instructions, and follow them for proper operation. www.nidec.com/jp/nidec-shimpo...
- Page 2 Safety Precautions Be sure to observe Be sure to read the entire instruction manual thoroughly before initial set-up, operation and maintenance. The instruction manual provides two grades of safety warnings: “Danger” and “Caution”. Each of them is an important description related to safety. Be sure to observe. This indicates the possibility of fire, severe injury, and even death if a user disregards the instruction Danger and operates the unit improperly.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview of this product ................. 3 Before use..................3 2.1 Checking the supplied items ..............3 2.2 Charging ..................4 2.2.1 Charging method ................4 2.2.2 Indication of low battery voltage ( LOWBAT ) ............ 5 2.3 How to put on the Rubber cover ..............6 Part names and functions .............. -
Page 4: Overview Of This Product
● Sealed structure to prevent water and dust from entering. ● Rechargeable Before use 2.1 Checking the supplied items Check that the six items below are supplied . One(1) DT-3015P Main unit One(1) Rubber cover One(1) External signal I/O connector (8 pins) RM15WTPZ-8S Accessories... -
Page 5: Charging
2.2 Charging Be sure to charge the battery before initial use. Before charging, be sure to check that the power is turned OFF. Please check the state of the power switch OFF with the picture in “3.1 Main unit” on page 6. 2.2.1 Charging method Turn the power OFF, and connect the AC adapter's connector to the main unit. -
Page 6: Indication Of Low Battery Voltage ( Lowbat )
2.2.2 Indication of low battery voltage ( LOWBAT ) If the remaining battery decreases below the specified amount, the battery voltage is lowered and the number display is changed to indicate the current setting value and "LLLLLL" alternately. Emission can be performed even when the battery voltage is low. -
Page 7: How To Put On The Rubber Cover
2.3 How to put on the Rubber cover Please put on the Rubber cover (one of included accessories) before use. Fit the groove inside the rubber cover with the outer plastic frame on the front of the main unit, and attach it. *Do not pull the cover forcibly. -
Page 8: Operation Panel
3.2 Operation Panel ⑥ ⑤ ⑦ ④ ③ ⑧ ② ① Ｎo. Function Instructions ① Power Switch Turns the power ON / OFF Turn this clockwise or counterclockwise to change the emission frequency and some ② Dial (LAMP POWER) setting value. Press and hold the center of this to turn the lamp ON / OFF. -
Page 9: Display
3.3 Display 3.3.1 Part names and function instructions ④ SELECT number display ⑤ Battery lamp ③ Numerical display ⑥ Delay type display B-CHG ② Mode display HEAT ⑦ Heat lamp ① Emission setting display UNIT LOAD ×2 SAVE ÷2 MODE Ｎo. -
Page 10: Function And Operations
Function and operations 4.1 Power ON / OFF Press the power switch when the power is OFF to turn the power ON. When power is turned ON, the model is indicated, followed by internal oscillation emission or external synchronous emission. Operation Display When the power is... -
Page 11: Lamp On / Off
4.1.1 LAMP ON / OFF Press and hold the center of the dial to turn ON the LAMP when emission setting is displayed on the screen. Press and hold again while flashing to turn OFF the LAMP. Operation Display Press and hold the dial to flash. Press and hold again to stop flashing. -
Page 12: Emission Mode And Settings
4.2 Emission mode and settings Emission mode Instructions Internal oscillation emission ( “INT” ) Flash at the set frequency. External synchronous emission ( “ EXT” ) Flash in synchronization with the external trigger pulse. Function mode Configure the settings. 4.2.1 How to switch INT and EXT Each press of “SIG”... -
Page 13: Internal Oscillation Emission
4.3 Internal oscillation emission ・On “INT”, the Xenon lamp flashes at the displayed emission count. ・”INT” has the following 2 mode settings. Mode settings FPM mode PHA mode Shift the timing of flash. Set the emission count per minute The phase can be changed by a Instructions [FPM] (flashes per minute) degree or a millisecond. - Page 14 Press “×2”to double the current set the *If it is over than the flash range, emission count nothing will change on the display. Press “÷2”to halve the current set the emission count *If it is lower than the flash range, nothing will change on the display.
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Page 15: Pha Mode (Int)
4.3.2 PHA mode (INT) When the rotation (motion) cycle of a measured object matches with the strobe flash cycle, the measured object appears to stand still. Use the PHA mode in order to adjust the stop angle (position). The phase can be changed by 1° using dial within the range between 1° and 359° in the PHA mode. Press “UNIT”... -
Page 16: External Synchronous Emission
4.4 External synchronous emission ・External synchronous emission is the function to emit a strobe flash in synchronization with an external trigger pulse input. ・You can set which edge of the external trigger pulse triggers emission, the rising edge or falling edge. ・A timing (delay) from the external trigger pulse input with the strobe flash emission can be optionally set using time and angle. -
Page 17: Fpm Mode Setting (Ext)
4.4.1 FPM mode setting (EXT) Operation Display Press “MODE” to PHA mode EXT FPM mode switch to PHA mode Display in the previous unit (DEG or ms) Press “SIG” to switch to INT INT FPM mode... -
Page 18: Pha Mode Setting (Ext)
4.4.2 PHA mode setting (EXT) Delay emission can be set within the input signal range between 27 and 3300 [fpm]. In the PHA mode, the phase from the external trigger pulse entry to strobe flash emission can be changed by 1° using the dial within the range between 1°... -
Page 19: Function Mode
4.5 Function mode Turn the power ON while pressing the “MODE” to enter the function mode. During the function mode, turn the dial (CW/CCW) to change the settings. And press “MODE” to save the setting and move to the next setting item. (F1⇒F2⇒F3⇒F4⇒F5⇒F6 end ) If the power is turned OFF in the middle of the function mode, the changed value will not be saved in the memory. -
Page 20: Instructions About Function Mode
4.5.2 Instructions about function mode How to move to function mode. Turn the power ON while pressing the “MODE” to enter the function mode. Operation Display Displays “Func” for two seconds Turn the power ON while pressing “MODE” And move to function mode 1 The power switch ON while pressing “MODE”... - Page 21 In function mode 2, in which the edge of the external pulse triggers emission, the rising edge or falling edge, can be set (for EXT). Operation Display Indicates alternately *Previous setting value The default setting is “L-H” Turn the dial and it will stop indicating alternately.
- Page 22 In function mode 3, auto emission stop time can be changed. Operation Display Indicates alternately *Previous setting vale The default setting is “0” Turn the dial and it will stop indicating alternately. Change the setting value CW：+1 CCW：-1 The timer can be set between 0 [min] and 120 [min] Go to Go to function mode 4 function mode 4...
- Page 23 In function mode 4, the input circuit setting can be changed. Operation Display Indicates alternately *Previous setting vale The default setting is “OFF” Turn the dial and it will stop indicating alternately. Change the setting value CW：On CCW：OFF Open collector input Voltage pulse input (Pull up the external input circuit) (Pull down the external input circuit)
- Page 24 In function mode 5, the measurement range on INT can be set. Operation Display Indicates alternately *Previous setting vale The default setting is “3000” Turn the dial and it will stop indicating alternately. Change the setting value Increase / decrease by 1 [fpm] Available setting range: 30 to 3000 [fpm] Go to function mode 6...
- Page 25 In function mode 6, the pulse width of the synchronous output signal can be set to 400 μsec or 150 μsec. Operation Display Indicates alternately *Previous setting vale The default setting is “400” Turn the dial and it will stop indicating alternately.
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Page 26: Saving Function
4.6 Saving function This unit can save the setting values in two ways. ・Power OFF save： While using the unit while on INT and EXT, turn the power OFF to save the setting value to that which it was before turning the power OFF. When the power is turned ON again, operation starts from the previous setting value. -
Page 27: How To Save The Setting Values
4.6.2 How to save the setting values The setting values can be saved by the operations as followings. Operation Display Press and hold “LOAD” “SAvE”and SELECT number (the default is “1”) display alternately every 0.5 seconds. Press and hold Turn the dial and change SELECT number to save. “LOAD”... -
Page 28: Initialize
4.6.3 Initialize The memory can be erased by initializing the saving function. Operation Display The power switch ON while pressing “÷2” and “MODE” The power switch ON Press “ ” and ×2 while pressing Confirm initialization “÷2” and “MODE” Displays for a second Displays for a second And go to the home screen Press “×2”... -
Page 29: Initializing The Setting Values
4.6.4 Initializing the setting values The current settings will be erased and replaced as follows. (Including the function mode.) The initial setting display The initial emission setting The initial mode 0 ※1 Default SELECT number 1500 PHASE(DEG) PHASE(ms) PHASE(DEG) PHASE(ms) 3000 *1 Memory (SELECT number) is not loaed *2 On EXT, underlines are displayed until the external signal inputs occur. -
Page 30: Reading Memory Function
4.7 Reading memory function 4.7.1 Reading values Press “LOAD” and read the saving values as the figure on 4.6.1 4.7.2 How to read the memory Operation Display (SELECT：0) SELECT：1 SELECT：2 Each press of “LOAD” Set the setting values switches SELECT numbers. which have been saved OFF→1→2→3→4→5 in SELECT number on display. -
Page 31: External Signal I/O Connector Specifications And Pin Assignment
4.8 External signal I/O connector specifications and Pin assignment RM15WTRZB-8P (Hirose Electric Group) Pin number Signal name Remarks +19V Power input + -19V Power input - Power supply+ (DC12V) for sensor External pulse output External pulse input Power supply- (DC12V) for sensor External pulse output common External pulse input common Earth... -
Page 32: External Pulse Input
4.9 External pulse input Connect the unit to external devices (sensors, etc.) to allow the strobe to emit light using the pulse signal from the devices on external synchronous emission. ： Available input frequency Available measurement range 27 to 3300 fpm（0.45 to 55.0 Hz） ：... -
Page 33: Lamp Replacement
4.11 Lamp replacement The life of a xenon lamp is about 1200 hours when it is emitted at 1500 fpm each time. Although rotation speed is displayed, no flash is emitted. When the flash is intermittently emitted, this indicates the lamp must be replaced. Be sure to replace the lamp with the following steps. -
Page 34: Battery Replacement
Be sure to turn the power OFF. May result in electric shock Do not replace the battery near flammable materials. ① Remove the six screws on the bottom of the DT-3015P main unit, and take out the built-in battery. ② Remove the connector and battery fixing screws. -
Page 35: Specifications
Specifications 5.1 Specifications list Emission count 30 to 3000 fpm Resolution 0.1 fpm Phase change function Available (PHA mode) Available (press “×2” and “÷2” while on INT) Jump function Internal Limit function Available (configurable in function mode 5) oscillation Integer function Available (configurable in function mode 1) emission Measurement range：30 to 3000 fpm... -
Page 36: External Dimensions
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Page 37: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Symptoms Factors Causes Solution The Xenon lamp life. Replace the lamp,If the problem Emission occurs inconsistently. The Xenon lamp failure. Internal circuit failure. has not been solved, ask for repair. The Xenon lamp life. Replace the lamp,If the problem Emission sometimes stops. - Page 40 Address: 1 Terada Kohtari, Nagaokakyo-city, Kyoto, 617-0833 Japan Phone: 81-75-958-3621...
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