Parallel Input - horiba TW-150 Instruction Manual

Water distribution monitor
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6 INPUT/OUTPUT
6.2.2

Parallel input

This device contains the following inputs for the parallel interface. After you enable outside
input operation (See "5.2.1 Setting EXT I/O IN" (page 79) ), the following operations can be
controlled with the inputs.
Terminal
Item
No.
Start
9 (+)
cleaning
13 ()
Zero
10 (+)
Calibration
13 ()
Start
ALARM
CHECK
11 (+)
SETTING
13 ()
Start
SAMPLIN
12 (+)
G START
13 ()
The mapping of terminals to measured values for the parallel lines is as follows.
The parallel-input specification is as follows.
Signal classification
Parallel Signal Input
Note
Do not connect a live contact to the input terminal. Doing so will cause malfunctions.
For each operating action, see "5.11 Action" (page 105).
When multiple signals are sent at the same time, the inputs are given the following priority:
(1) Cleaning (2) Alarm check setting (3) Zero calibration (4) SAMPLING START. Any other inputs
entered at the same time are reserved.
Parallel inputs that are signaled for fewer than 3 seconds may not be registered by the device.
Make sure that an ON signal is sent for at least 3 seconds to guarantee proper operation.
130
Description
Starts cleaning
Starts the common zero
calibration.
Starts ALARM CHECK
SETTING.
Starts SAMPLING.
Input/output circuit
Input timing
Starts operating 3 to 10 seconds after switching
from OFF (open circuit) to ON (closed circuit).
Starts operating 3 to 10 seconds after switching
from OFF (open circuit) to ON (closed circuit).
Starts operating 3 to 10 seconds after switching
from OFF (open circuit) to ON (closed circuit).
Starts operating 3 to 10 seconds after switching
from OFF (open circuit) to ON (closed circuit).
Specification
No-voltage, a contact signal input
(possible to use open collector.)
Insulated input, () side commonality.
ON resistance: Max. 100 
Open voltage: 24 V DC
Closed circuit current: Max. 600 

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