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Rate counter serial data Output to Large LED or You can exit from the Setup process by pressing any
video displays. other button.
Format: Description The values for these functions are retained through a
“Laxxxxxx power failure. However, since power spikes and surges
Display 0 Display the local controller can occur when power comes back on, and those spikes
display. and surges can unpredictably alter memory settings and
therefore the values, it’s good to recheck settings when
Display A Display the actual count. (range power comes back on after an outage.
0 to 999999)
Display B Display the goal count. (range 0
to 999999) RESET
Display C Display the difference between
the goal count and the actual Clear the actual count and the goal count. Press and hold
count. the Actual Count button button for 2 seconds.
(range -99999 to 999999)
Clear the actual rate and the goal rate. Press and hold the
Display D Display the actual rate. (range 0
Actual rate button button for 2 seconds.
to 9999)
Display E Display the goal rate. (range 0 to Reset all parameters to the power up values and clear all
9999) counters. Press and hold the Goal Rate button button for
2 seconds.
Display F Display the difference between
the goal rate and the actual rate.
(range -999 to 9999)
DISPLAY
Indicators Display the RYG status.
Green=Goal> actual;
The Goal Count button changes the display between
Red=Goal<actual;
Actual Count and the Difference between Actual and
Yellow=Paused
Goal Count.
25
The Goal Rate button changes the display between
Goal Rate and the Running Goal Count.
EXAMPLES:
When entering into Modes from Setup, the decimal 3 Average Basis (Lower Digits)
point after the least-significant digit (i.e., rightmost) is
lit. When setting the Average Basis (Lower Digits), the
decimal points after each digit are all dark. Both upper
Eight modes, numbered from 0 to 7, represent a matrix and lower digits will display, but you can only alter the
of three different conditions. Here’s a table, showing lower digits in this step.
the three conditions, and the modes for each condition
when its value is set to 0 or off. This value is the lower two digits for the raw number of
events (items produced, or signal pulses received by the
DS017E-RATE) to use as the basis for averaging. Examples:
MODES Bit 2 Bit 1 Bit 0
0 0 0 0 If you want to know the average rate for the past
1 0 0 1 two minutes (2) and the typical rate is 20
2 0 1 0 (twenty) units per minute, set the Rate Average
3 0 1 1 (Lower Digits) to 2 times 20 or 40 (fourty) and
4 1 0 0 00 as the Rate Average (Upper Digits). The rate
5 1 0 1 counter will display the average production rate
6 1 1 0 for the most recent 40 events.
7 1 1 1
For a rate average of 25 per minute over 10
Bit 0: Goal count time basis: Calculate the goal minutes, or a count of 250 as the basis for
and averaging, per: 1 = Hour, 0 = Minute. averaging, enter the last two digits, 50, as the
Rate Average (Lower Digits), and 02 as the Rate
Bit 1: Auto-clear: When a pause over nn seconds* Average (Upper Digits). The rate counter will
occurs: 1 = Clear the counter, 0 = Pause counting. calculate and show the average production rate
for the most recent 250 units produced.
Bit 2: Sequencer Lights: 1 = Enable, 0 = Disable.
4 Average Basis (Upper Digits)
Example: If you want to use the sequencer lights, your
choices are modes 4 5 6 7. When setting the Average Basis (Upper Digits), the
If you want also to pause counting when a pause of decimal points after each digit are all lit. All digits will
greater than nn seconds* happens, select from modes 0 display, but you can only alter the upper digits in this
1 4 5. step. This value should be the upper two places of the raw
If a count by minutes is desired for goals and averages, number of events (items produced, or signal pulses
modes 0 2 4 6 would work. received by the DS017E-RATE ) to use as the basis for
averaging, as explained in 3 Average Basis (Lower
The mode providing all three conditions is mode 0. Digits) above.
* Make sure not to leave the Pause Clearance Delay set 5 Production Goal (Lower Digits)
to 0, else spontaneous clearances of counter and rates
may occur. The Production Goal serves two functions. If a beeper or
other feedback device, audio or visual, is connected, the
output sent to it pulses at the production goal rate. Also,
if the display is set to Difference, the difference between
goal and actual rate is shown.
Small, large and very large external displays may be Electrical power, whether AC or DC, should be
added to repeat what the internal display shows. connected to the DS017E-RATE, not connected only to an
Displays can be directly wired, connected through a external display. Some external displays do not have
network, or radio can be used for wireless control. internal time references. The 100Hz internal time
reference must be used in these applications.
ANDON RED / YELLOW / GREEN INDICATOR
LIGHTS SHOW ABOVE OR AT GOAL / BELOW
GOAL
USE OUTSIDE OF NORTH
Small, large and very large external lights may be added AMERICA
to show when a production line is below (red), idle
(yellow) or at or above the current goal (green). The standard DS017E-RATE is not designed for 50Hz
Displays can be directly wired, connected through a power line frequencies found in many places outside of
network, or radio can be used for wireless control. North America. Use the 100Hz internal reference when
only 50Hz power is available.
ANDON FLASHING AT GOAL RATE TO PACE
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