OM2-2310-0450 SystempaK (Analog, Single Case Type) Monitor Switch Module Model J-SSP60 Operator's Manual | Yamatake Corporation |azbil Copyright, Notices and Trademarks Printed in Japan — Copyright ©2007 by Yamatake Corporation While this information is presented in good faith and bolioved to be accurate, ‘Yamatake Corporation disclaims the impliod warranties of merchantability and fitness. for @ particular purpose and makes no express warranties except as may be stated in its written agreement with and for its customer. In no event is Yamatake Corporation liable to anyone for any indirect, special or consequential damages, The information and specifications in this document are subject to change without notice. —— eeeWi sarety Precautions i, About Icons The safety precautions described in this manual are indicated by various icons. Please be sure you read and understand the icons and. their meanings described below before reading the rest of the manual. Safety precautions are intended to ensure the safe and correct use of this product, to prevent injury to the operator and others, and to prevent damage to property. Be sure to observe these safely precautions. Warnings are indicated when mishandling this product might ZA\warnine result in death or serious injury. Cautions are indicated when mishandling this product might ZACAUTION iinvncrjarotece aon @ Examples “Triangles warn the user of a possible danger that may be caused by wrongful operation A or misuse’ of this product. These icons graphically represent the actual danger. (The ‘example on the left warns the user of the danger of electric shock.) White circles with @ diagonal bar notify the user that speciic actions are prohibited to @ prevent possible danger. These icons graptioally represent the actual prohibited action, (Tne example on the lett notifies the user that disassembly is prohibited.) possible danger. These loons graphically represent the actual action to be carried out. (The example on the left instructs the user to remove the plug from the outlet) @ Fillec-in black circles instruct the user to carry out a specific obligatory action to prevent RESTRICTIONS ON USE When using this product in applications requiring particular safety, or involving Particularly important equipment, special care should be taken to implement a fail-safe and/or redundant design and periodic maintenance program encompassing all of the devices in the system. Take malfunction, breakage and response lag into consideration when using this product. Use this product within the established ranges and limits stated in the specifications. There is no guarantee of product performance for use outside of the specifications.a A wanninc Before mounting, removing or wiring this device, be sure io turn the power of. Failure to do so could result in elecitc shock. ‘To avoid olectric shock, be sure to ground the GND terminal to an earth ground of less than 100.2. Be sure to attach the terminal cover to this device after wiring is complete. Otherwise, touching e charged terminal accidentally could result in electric shock. To avoid olettic shock, be sure not to touch charged ‘eines cng maintenance and inspection. > oe> > Oo > Cc a oO =a |f hazardous condition develops in which equipment overheats or begins to emit smoke, turn off the power switch of this device and connected equipment at once. ‘Make sure that wire scraps do not fall into this device. They might cause a short circuit, device failure, or fire. Before setting the function switching jumper, be sure to tun the equipment power off. When removing the chassis from the case while the monitor switches are wited, after checking the monitor condition and alam circuit operation (for example, by turning the alarm circuit function off}, tum the power off Do not touch IC leads with bare hands. Internal electrical parts of the IC can be damaged by static electricty. It available, the use of a dedicated antistatic workbench is recommended. QO eeeTable of Contents Table of Contents 1, General... 2. Specifications...... 3. Theory of Operation... 4, Model No. Table..... 5. Mounting... 5.1 Mounting Locations 5.2. Mounting Method 6, Alarm Action Selection... 7. Calibration.. 7. Preparation .. 7.2 Calibration and Adjustment 8. Dimension Drawing and Wiring Daiagram.Table of Contents MEMO1. General 1. General ‘The Monitor Switch Module (J-SSP60)is a single conversion module housed in & single ease and ‘sues an slarm contact output when an input signal exceeds the intemal pre-set valuc by comparing. the input withthe pee-set value, ‘Completc isolation is employed between the power, input, and output circuits. 2. Specifications Input signal: 1105 VDC or to20 mA DC Input bias current; 1 pA. or less (for voltage input) Input impedance: 250 Q (for current input) ‘Ouput signal: ‘Dry contact: SPST2.set (for 2-point) Contact eapacity: DC30V, LA Resistive toad) AC 100 V, 0.3.A (Resistive load) ‘Number of alarm: 2point ‘Alar output (fixed): ‘Normally de-energized or normally energized, selectable ‘Alarm funetion: Hand Lo Hiand Hi } 2-point monitor Lo and Lo ‘Alarm setting ran Oto 100 % FS, adjustable Differential gap: 0.25 % FS or eas Alarm setting accuceoy: 40.25 % FS Power supply: 2VDCNI% ‘Client consumption: 80 mA @2-point monitor) max at 24 V Ambient temperature: Normal operating conditions: 5 to 45 °C Operating Limit: 5 00 55°C.3. Theory of Operation Ambient humidity Mounting: Color of front mask: ‘Weight: Operating influence: 3. Theory of Operatic ion 090% RH Pane!, Wal, DIN rat Black 400g Supply voltage effect : +0.1 % FS24V DCN? % 0.25 % FSjx10°C Temperature effect ‘The input signal is applied to the high inpot impedence amplifier of the input buffer section to pro- vide a high common mode rejection ratio end thon fed through the filter to eliminate the AC sipple ‘noise component and, ths, the signal is conditioned into a stable signal of J - 5 V DC. This signal is compared by the comperator amplifier with dhe lit setpoint valve which is provided by the alm setpoint circuit. Ifthe former execeds the latter, the comparator amplifier drives the relay which etivers a dry contact output signal. The hystereis circuit provides a certain amount of hysteresis in order to prevent chattering of relay. Ory Conse Fig. $-1, Monitor Switch Module Block Diagram YG4. Model No, Table 4, Model No. Table Basic Mote Descioton 3S5P60 tor Sth Module (Analog Typ) Lx No wai cates © Varieh oate lipal signa 20 A DE x No Selections | Witow estepor 11 lnpatsignd [io 8 VDE <1 | Wis tet oper Example: J-SSP6OX-1X-0 ‘Alaizu types when ordering the product, (See table 6-1) Output 9° | cowrng Namal Process Operation) (Duing Noval Poses Operation) ‘Standard ON) De-energized “oe A De snereaed Closed B Energized Clned c Enerseed Oren Mounting 5.1 Mounting Locations PAN GING) A Betore mounting, removing or wiring this devioe, be sure to tumthe power ‘off. Failure to do so could resut in electric shook. ‘To avoid electric shock, be sure to ground the GND termina to an earth ground of less than 100 0. Otherwise, touching a charged terminal accidentally could result in elec- @ ‘Be sure to attach the terminal cover to this device after wiring is complete. tric shook.5. Mounting For the place of installation of the medul, select a place which meets the following requirements: (1) Ambient tenfperatme is nom and does not change shasply (@) Ambisot humidity is normal and doesnot become abnormally high. @) Atmosphere does not contain corrosive gas, (4) Atmosphere dose hot contain dust, oil funies, or other undesirable substances. (©) The place is less affected by electrical noise. 5.2 Mounting Method The module canbe installed in one of te following thee methods: 1) Panei mount (fish mount) @) Wall mount (protrading mount) @) DIN rail mount * Panel Mount aad Wall Mount Fix the L-shape mounting brackets on top and bottom of the casing by means of the fixing grooves as shown in Figs.2 and 3, For pans! mount, fix the brackets atthe front end positions; fo wall mount, ix them a ear end postions. Fx the casing on panel ora wall by fixing the brackets to the pane! or the wall For the panel cutout dimensions and the locating pitch (the interval between two sajoining ‘modules when a number of modules are installed by side), see Fig 5-3, FOONG GROOVE FOR BnACKET L SHARP MOUNTING BRACKET gor, Fig5-1 Fig5-25. Mounting Panel-mounting estoee = 5 ee ie am ut Lye mount ci as ep ecto ee D —188 48—el Panel-cutout a ves 2.M4 scram 283) 2M serous | — [a5 “2 {for number of modules) 8h yo cael im | siglo ~~ Waltiameunting rrounting (a: number of modules mounted) ‘Wall-mounting Fig.5.3 Dimensions for Fanel Mount and Well Mount ~5-5. Mounting ‘+ Mounting/Dismounting with DIN Rail ‘The, following models of DIN rails and side clamps aro recommended. Ralls: Model DAS-4 (Toyo Giken Co., Ltd)* ‘Side clamps: ATO-19 (Toyo Giken Co, Ltd)" Notes 2, Fhe the rail wth M4 screms at 200-mm intervals. Put the side clamps on both ends of the eal before fixing the rail * Orequivalent ve oe (50¢mo9) (1) Install the module by engsging the top of the DIN rail mount indent of the rear pane! of the ‘module with the DIN rail at shown in Fig.5-5. (Ps bocasigintsdrecon esaig re ose Insta Moola Fig5-5 instaling two or more mail Sida by said,5. Mounting (2) After installing the modules, fx the side clamps supporting the right or oft ends of the outer- ‘most modules as shown in Fig ‘SIDE CRAMP. Fig.5-6 @) To remove the motile, observe the instructions given ia Fig.S-7. J wee Fig5-78. Alarm Action Selection 6. Alarm Action Selection ‘Alarm actions are selectable withthe jumper pins on the card as shown in Fig.6-2 and Table 6-1. To seleet the larm actions, pul out the module from its easing. Pullout tho medule by preseng he top and bottom indent latches and pug ‘to mor o your sie, Fig 6-1, Pulling Out the Module Nooutputselct ep ve Hat euputdc ie _— Be ae Ese [ i ege Fr | [ab epee eee [Nos curputseect Fig 6-2. Locations of Aiarm Selectors6. Alarm Action Selection Table 6-1. Settings of Alarms ‘Romnai operation | No.4 output select (No.2 output asloct Type — Ala acton bad “ert Fetay | Gutput contat | Pr] ours | upe fa [eee Ta fast) | (taut igh tie | loo N fom | oken ae) iQ} cD |aeenergted Pike Love lit i ee ‘ aa High trie = Norauily 6 ates pe Ei Low tne ae . 2 gh tit iB Normal Bo B | Made ~ encrsized pcb | | ‘Low kt = (am nde 23 igh ie Ef c_|sematy g a |ecreized Low tine *1:]E°N" is specified (or no specification is made) by the customer when ordering, the instrument is shipped in this state7. Calibration 7. Calibration 7.1 Preparation Prepare a calibration setup as shown in Figs.7-I and 7-2, where a module of voltage input type (1 = 5 VDC) with two alarm outputs is assumed. Customer trinae Monte ech mode PS: PAV DO Pawer samen (05 Act greater) & otaronce Votage Generator or 1105 lop) Mutiostae: Resins ange Fig.7-4. Calibration Setup 2S )0}¢————._ st (v1) ‘SP2 (V2) DVM: Digital Volumotor for measuring 1 10 5 V ‘Accuyacy: 21 mV Input Impedance: 500 K2 or greater Fig.7-2, SP Setting Location and DVB Connection -10-7. Calibration 7.2 Calibration and Adjustment (1) Connect the digital voltmeter tothe checking terminsls, SP] and COM on the pane! front face, (@) Turn the variable resistor (VR) on the panel front face to se the SPI ata given value, G) Check with Multimeter 1 thatthe relay is activated ro output a contact signal when the refer: fence voltage generator produces SPI setpoint #10 mY. (4) Flow steps (1) t0 (3) above for calibration and adjustment of the two-alann Module. Use Multimeter 2to check the contact output, (Use terminals SP2 and COM, and variable resistor vR2.)8. Dimension Drawing and Wiring Daiagram 8. Dimension Drawing and Wiring Daiagram Unit: mm eras pando Eins ia) Besson + EAE) pat) ‘Ouiout 4 H [ouious [av 5H) 10 Tow sy -12-<_eenmeneeneseesenasesn canna Document Number: OM2-2310-0450 Document Name: —_Systempak (Analog, Single Case Type) Monitor Switch Module Model J-SSP60 Operator's Manual Date March, 2007 June, 2007(Rev.1) Edited by: Yamatake Corporation RNYamatake Corporation