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EZM-7750 72x72 DIN SIZE Programmable Timer & Counter
EZM-7750 72 x 72 DIN Size

Universal Input Programmable Timer &
Counter with Output Module System
- 6 digits Process (PV) and 6 digits Set (SV) Value Display
- Operation with 2 Set Value
- Reset , Pause and ChA-ChB Counting Inputs
- Configurable Counter / “Totalizer Counter”, Batch Counter ,
Timer, Chronometer , Frequencymeter and Tachometer Functions
- Programmable Time Bases for Timer and Chronometer (Second ,
Minute , Hour )
- Operation with Automatic and Manual Reset
- Output Module System
- NPN/PNP Type Operation
- INC , DEC , INC / INC , INC / DEC , UP / DOWN , x1 / x2 / x4
Counting with Phase Shifting Property in Counter Function
- Multiplication Coefficient and Decimal Point Position
- Different Alarm Alternatives in Frequencymeter and Cycle
Measuring Functions
- Absolute or Offset Operation in Counter Function
- RS-232 (standard) or RS-485 (optional) Serial Communication
with Modbus ASCII or RTU Protocol
Instruction Manual. ENG EZM-7750 02 V14 11/06

ABOUT INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Instruction manual of EZM-7750 Programmable Timer&Counter consists of two main
sections. Explanation of these sections are below. Also, there are other sections which include
order information and technical specifications of the device. All titles and page numbers in
instruction manual are in “CONTENTS” section. User can reach to any title with section number.
Installation:
In this section, physical dimensions of the device, panel mounting, electrical wiring,
module mounting in the device, physical and electrical installation of the device to the system are
explained.
Operation and Parameters:
In this section, user interface of the device, how to access to the parameters, description
of parameters are explained.
Also in these sections, there are warnings to prevent serious injury while doing the
physical and electrical mounting or using the device.
Explanation of the symbols which are used in these sections are given below.
c This symbol is used for safety warnings. User must pay attention to these
warnings.
a
This symbol is used to determine the dangerous situations as a result of an electric
shock. User must pay attention to these warnings definitely.
i This symbol is used to determine the important notes about functions and usage of
the device.
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CONTENTS
1.PREFACE.................................................................................................................. Page 6
1.1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
1.2 ORDERING INFORMATION
1.3 WARRANTY
1.4 MAINTENANCE
2.INSTALLATION......................................................................................................... Page 9
2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2.2 DIMENSIONS
2.3 PANEL CUT-OUT
2.4 ENVIRONMENTAL RATINGS
2.5 PANEL MOUNTING
2.6 INSTALLATION FIXING CLAMP
2.7 REMOVING FROM THE PANEL
2.8 SELECTION OF OPERATION FUNCTION AND INPUT TYPE WITH DIP
SWITCH
3.ELECTRICAL WIRINGS........................................................................................... Page 15

3.1 TERMINAL LAYOUT AND CONNECTION INSTRUCTION
3.2 ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM
3.3 CONNECTION OF DEVICE SUPPLY VOLTAGE INPUT
3.4 COUNTING INPUT CONNECTION
3.4.1 PROXIMITY & SWITCH CONNECTION
3.4.2 INCREMENTAL ENCODER & SWITCH CONNECTION
3.4.3 SWITCH CONNECTION
3.5 GALVANIC ISOLATION TEST VALUES OF EZM-7750 PROGRAMMABLE

TIMER&COUNTER AND OUTPUT MODULES
4.DEFINITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF OUTPUT MODULES........................... Page 22

4.1 EMO-700 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE
4.2 EMO-710 SSR DRIVER MODULE
4.3 EMO-720 DIGITAL (TRANSISTOR) OUTPUT MODULE
4.4 INSTALLING AND PULLING OUT OUTPUT MODULES
4.5 TO STICK OUTPUT MODULES’ LABELS TO THE DEVICE
5.CONNECTION TERMINALS OF OUTPUT MODULES AND CONNECTION

WIRING........................................................................................................................ Page 27
5.1 EMO-700 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE CONNECTION
5.2 EMO-710 SSR DRIVER MODULE CONNECTION
5.3 EMO-720 DIGITAL (TRANSISTOR) OUTPUT MODULE CONNECTION
6.CONNECTIONS FOR RS-232 / RS-485 SERIAL COMMUNICATION..................... Page 29

6.1 CABLE CONNECTION BETWEEN RS-232 TERMINAL OF THE DEVICE
AND PC
6.2 CONNECTION FOR RS-485 SERIAL COMMUNICATION
6.3 INSTALLING RS-232 / RS-485 SERIAL COMMUNICATION MODULES TO
THE DEVICE
7.DEFINITION OF FRONT PANEL AND ACCESSING TO THE SET

PARAMETERS............................................................................................................. Page 33
7.1 DEFINITION OF FRONT PANEL
7.2 POWER ON OBSERVATION OF EZM - 7750 PROGRAMMABLE TIMER &
COUNTER AND SOFTWARE REVISION ON THE DISPLAY
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7.3 ADJUSTMENT OF SET1 AND SET2 VALUES
7.4 RESETTING COUNT VALUE AND OBSERVING TOTAL COUNT VALUE IN
COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” FUNCTION
7.5 COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” PARAMETERS

7.5.1 COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” APPLICATIONS EXAMPLES
7.6 BATCH COUNTER PARAMETERS

7.6.1 BATCH COUNTER APPLICATIONS EXAMPLES
7.7 TIMER PARAMETERS

7.7.1 TIMER APPLICATIONS EXAMPLES
7.8 FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER PARAMETERS

7.8.1 FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER APPLICATIONS EXAMPLES
7.9 CHRONOMETER PARAMETERS

7.9.1 CHRONOMETER APPLICATIONS EXAMPLES
7.10 ACCESSING TO THE PROGRAM PARAMETERS
8.PROGRAM PARAMETERS..................................................................................... Page 68
9.FAILURE MESSAGES IN EZM-7750 PROGRAMMABLE TIMER & COUNTER .. Page 101
10.SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................. Page 103
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EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Manufacturer Company Name : Emko Elektronik A.S.
Manufacturer Company Address: DOSAB, Karanfil Sokak, No:6, 16369 Bursa, Turkiye
The manufacturer hereby declares that the product conforms to the following
standards and conditions.
Product Name : Programmable Timer & Counter
Model Number : EZM-7750
Type Number : EZM-7750
Product Category : Electrical equipment for measurement, control and

laboratory use
Conforms to the following directives :
73 / 23 / EEC The Low Voltage Directive as amended by 93 / 68 / EEC
89 / 336 / EEC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
Has been designed and manufactured according to the following specifications
EN 61000-6-4:2001 EMC Generic Emission Standard for the Industrial Environment
EN 61000-6-2:2001 EMC Generic Immunity Standard for the Industrial Environment
EN 61010-1:2001 Safety Requirements for electrical equipment for measurement,

control and laboratory use
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1.Preface
EZM Series Programmable Timer & Counter can be used in package machines,
production and quality control rollers, in cutting and processing machine of glass, plastic, marble,
sheet, iron, fabric all measuring and controlling of dimension, count, total count, speed, cycle,
productivity, time and can be adapted easily to all mechanical construction and automation
system. They can be used in many application with their control outputs, serial communication
unit and output modules.
Some application fields which they are used are below:
Application Fields
Glass
Plastic
Marble
Sheet iron
Automative
Machine production industries
1.1 General Specifications

Standard
EZM-7750 Universal Supply Input
100-240 VV, 50/60Hz
Supply Voltage Low Voltage (optional)
Input Supply Input
24VV 50/60Hz ,24VZ
Relay, SSR Driver ,Digital

(Transistor) Output
Module
Optional
Output Module-1
Control Output
Optional Alarm Output
Output Module-2
Standard
Serial Communication RS-232 Baud Rate from 1200
to 19200
Optional Modbus ASCII or RTU
RS-485 Protocol
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1.2 Ordering Information
A BC D E / FG HI / U V W Z All order information of EZM-7750
EzM-7750 ( 72x72 DIN Size)
Programmable Timer&Counter are given on
00 0 / / 0 0
the table at left. User may form appropriate
A Supply Voltage device configuration from information and
1 100-240VV (-15%;+10%) 50/60Hz codes that at the table and convert it to the
2 24 VV (-15%;+10%) 50/60Hz 24VZ(-15%;+10%) ordering codes.
9 Customer (Maximum 240VV (-15%;+10%))50/60Hz
Firstly, supply voltage then output
D Serial Communication Product Code modules and other specifications must be
0 None - determined. Please fill the order code blanks
1 RS-232 EMC-700 according to your needs.
2 RS-485 EMC-710 Please contact us, if your needs are
FG Module-1 Product Code
out of the standards.
00 None -
01 Relay Output Module(5A@250VVResistive Load ) EMO-700
02 SSR Driver Output Module EMO-710
03 Digital(Transistor) Output Module EMO-720
HI Module-2 Product Code

00 None -
01 Relay Output Module(5A@250VVResistive Load ) EMO-700
02 SSR Driver Output Module EMO-710
03 Digital(Transistor) Output Module EMO-720
U Function of Device
0 Counter / “Totalizer Counter”
c
1 Batch Counter
2 Timer
VSymbol means Vac,
3 Frequencymeter and Tachometer ZSymbol means Vdc
4 Chronometer WSymbol means Vac and Vdc
V Input Type
0 NPN
1 PNP
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1.3 Warranty
EMKO Elektronik warrants that the equipment delivered is free from defects in material and
workmanship. This warranty is provided for a period of two years. The warranty period starts from
the delivery date. This warranty is in force if duty and responsibilities which are determined in
warranty document and instruction manual performs by the customer completely.
1.4 Maintenance
Repairs should only be performed by trained and specialized personnel. Cut power to the device
before accessing internal parts.
Do not clean the case with hydrocarbon-based solvents (Petrol, Trichlorethylene etc.). Use of
these solvents can reduce the mechanical reliability of the device. Use a cloth dampened in ethyl
alcohol or water to clean the external plastic case.
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2.Installation
c
Before beginning installation of this product, please read the instruction
manual and warnings below carefully.
In package ,
- One piece unit
- Two pieces mounting clamps
- One piece instruction manual
A visual inspection of this product for possible damage occured during shipment is
recommended before installation. It is your responsibility to ensure that qualified
mechanical and electrical technicians install this product.
If there is danger of serious accident resulting from a failure or defect in this unit, power
off the system and separate the electrical connection of the device from the system.
The unit is normally supplied without a power switch or a fuse. Use power switch and fuse
as required.
Be sure to use the rated power supply voltage to protect the unit against damage and to
prevent failure.
Keep the power off until all of the wiring is completed so that electric shock and trouble
with the unit can be prevented.
Never attempt to disassemble, modify or repair this unit. Tampering with the unit may
results in malfunction, electric shock or fire.
Do not use the unit in combustible or explosive gaseous atmospheres.
During the equipment is putted in hole on the metal panel while mechanical installation
some metal burrs can cause injury on hands, you must be careful.
Montage of the product on a system must be done with it’s own fixing clamps. Do not do
the montage of the device with inappropriate fixing clamp. Be sure that device will not fall
while doing the montage.
It is your responsibility if this equipment is used in a manner not specified in this

instruction manual.
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2.1 General Description
Mounting Clamp
Product Label Terminal protection cover
Panel surface
(maximum thickness 15mm / 0.59 inch)
Front Panel
IP65 protection
NEMA 4X
2.2 Dimensions
Maximum 15mm / 0.59 inch
EZM-7750
OP1
72mm / 2.83 inch
OP2
SV1
SV2
RESET P TOTAL
SET1 SET2
Timer & Counter
72mm / 2.83 inch

11.5 ± 1 mm /0.45 inch 76mm / 2.99 inch
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2.3 Panel Cut-Out
97 mm / 3.82 inch (min)
97 mm / 3.82 inch (min)

69mm / 2.72 inch
69mm / 2.72 inch
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2.4 Environmental Ratings
Operating Conditions
Operating Temperature : 0 to 50 °C
Max. Operating Humidity : 90% Rh (non-condensing)
Altitude : Up to 2000m.
c
Forbidden Conditions:
Corrosive atmosphere
Explosive atmosphere
Home applications (The unit is only for industrial applications)
2.5 Panel Mounting
1-Before mounting the device in

your panel, make sure that the
1 cut-out is of the right size.
2-Check front panel gasket

position
3-Insert the device through the

cut-out. If the mounting clamps
are on the unit, put out them
before inserting the unit to the
panel.
c
During installation into a metal panel, care should be taken to avoid injury from
metal burrs which might be present. The equipment can loosen from vibration
and become dislodged if installation parts are not properly tightened. These
precautions for the safety of the person who does the panel mounting.
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2.6 Installation Fixing Clamp
The unit is designed for panel

1 mounting.
1-Insert the unit in the panel cut-out

2 from the front side.
2- Insert the mounting clamps to the

holes that located top and bottom
sides of device and screw up the
fixing screws until the unit
completely immobile within the
panel
c
Montage of the unit to a system must be done with it’s own fixing clamps. Do not
do the montage of the device with inappropriate fixing clamps. Be sure that
device will not fall while doing the montage.
2.7 Removing from the Panel
c Before starting to remove the unit from panel, power off the unit and the related
system.
1-Loosen the screws.

2
1 2-Pull mounting clamps from top
and bottom fixing sockets.
3-Pull the unit through the front

side of the panel
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2.8 Selection of Operation Function and Input Type with DIP Switch
c
Operation function and input type ( NPN / PNP ) can be changed by DIP switch
on the device.
50/60 Hz - 6VA
100 to 240 VV
L
18
9
N
17
NPN
PNP
8
OFF ON
OFF ON
P/N : EZM-7750
16
7
4
ca Y
m
Chrono
RESET
15
OFF ON
6
1
2
3
PAUSE
14
Tacho
5
OFF ON
ChB
13
4
1
2
3
Totalizer
Counter
Counter
Batch
Timer
MODULE-2
&
ChA
12
3
OFF ON
OFF ON
OFF ON
0 VZ
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
11
2
OFF ON
Max.50mA
12 VZ
10
1
1
2
3
4
MODULE-1
DIP Switch is under cover and cover is on top side of the device
Function Selection
OFF ON OFF ON
1 1
2 Counter / “Totalizer 2 Batch Counter
Counter”
3 3
OFF ON OFF ON
1 1 Frequencymeter and
2 Timer 2 Tachometer
3 3
OFF ON
1
2 Chronometer
3
Input Type Selection

OFF ON OFF ON
4 NPN 4 PNP
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3.Electrical Wirings
You must ensure that the device is correctly configured for your application.
c
Incorrect configuration could result in damage to the process being controlled,
and/or personal injury. It is your responsibility, as the installer, to ensure that
the configuration is correct.
Parameters of the device has factory default values. These parameters must be
set according to the system’s needs.
c
Only qualified personnel and technicians should work on this equipment. This
equipment contains internal circuits with voltage dangerous to human life.
There is severe danger for human life in the case of unauthorized intervention.
c
Be sure to use the rated power supply voltage to protect the unit against
damage and to prevent failure.
c Keep the power off until all of the wiring is completed so that electric shock and
trouble with the unit can be prevented.
3.1 Terminal Layout and Connection Instructions
6 mm / 0.236 inch
Wire Size:
18 AWG / 1 mm²
Solid /Stranded
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
18 screws terminal
M3
Optional connections
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Empty terminals
Torque 0.5 Nm
a
0.5Nm Screw driver 0.8x3mm
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3.2 Electrical Wiring Diagram
c
Electrical wiring of the device must be the same as ‘Electrical Wiring Diagram’
below to prevent damage to the process being controlled and personnel injury.
Sensor Counting Inputs

Supply Voltage
Max 50mA
PAUSE
RESET
12 V Z
Ch B
Ch A
0VZ
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Communication
P/N : EZM-7750 Socket
cY
MODULE-1 MODULE-2
a
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Supply Voltage Input

Optional Output Module Terminals
Relay Output Module 100-240VV(-15%;+10%) 50/60Hz - 6VA
SSR Driver Module 24 VV(-15%;+10%) 50/60Hz - 6VA
Digital (Transistor) Output Module 24VZ (-15%;+10%) - 6W
(It must be determined in order)
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3.3 Connection of Device Supply Voltage Input
Connection of Universal Connection of Low Voltage
Supply Voltage Input 24 VW Supply Voltage Input
Y Y
Note-1
Note-1
Fuse
Fuse
N aL N aL Note-2
17 18 17 18
External
External Fuse
Note-3
Note-3
Fuse (24VV: 1 AV T)
(1 AVT) (24VZ: 1 AZT)
Power Power
Supply Supply
Switch Switch
c c
Supply Voltage Supply Voltage
100 - 240 VV(-15%;+10%) 24VV (-15%;+10%) 50/60Hz
50/60Hz or 24VZ (-15%;+10%)
Note-1 :
There is internal 33R W fusible flameproof resistor in 100-240 VV 50/60Hz
There is internal 4R7 W fusible flameproof resistor in 24VV 50/60Hz and 24VZ
Note-2 :“L” is “+”, “N” is “-” for 24VZ supply voltage
Note-3 :External fuse is recommended.
Make sure that the power supply voltage is the same indicated on the
c
instrument.
Switch on the power supply only after that all the electrical connections have
been completed.
Supply voltage range must be determined in order. While installing the unit,
supply voltage range must be controlled and appropriate supply voltage must
be applied to the unit. Controlling prevents damages in unit and system and
possible accidents as a result of incorrect supply voltage.
c There is no power supply switch on the device. So a power supply switch must
be added to the supply voltage input. In accordance with the safety regulations,
the power supply switch shall bring the identification of the relevant
instrument.Power supply switch shall be easily accessible by the user.
Power switch must be two poled for seperating phase and neutral. On/Off
condition of power switch is very important in electrical connection. On/Off
condition of power switch must be signed for preventing the wrong connection.
If an external fuse is used, it must be on phase connection in Vsupply input.
If an external fuse is used, it must be on (+) line connection in Zsupply input.
c
The instrument is protected with an internal fuse (Please refer to Note1 for
information). In case of failure it is suggested to return the instrument to the
manufacturer for repair.
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3.4 Counting Input Connection
3.4.1 Proximity & Switch Connection
DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT : PNP

PROX. PROX.
PNP PNP
Switch
Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6
PAUSE
RESET
0 VZ
Max. 50mA
ChA
ChB
12 VZ
NOTE-2
NOTE-1
DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT : NPN
PROX. PROX.
NPN NPN
Switch
Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6
PAUSE
RESET
Max. 50mA
0 VZ
ChA
ChB
12 VZ
NOTE-2
NOTE-1
NOTE-1 : Auxiliary power supply for external transmitter

12VZ ± 10%, 50 mA maximum with short circuit protection
NOTE-2 : Reset and Pause inputs have protection time against electrical contact
debounce. Protection time can be set with parameter. (2-250 msec.)
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3.4.2 Incremental Encoder & Switch Connection
INCREMENTAL ENCODER
10 to 30VZ
Switch
Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6
PAUSE
RESET
Max. 50mA
0 VZ
ChA
ChB
12 VZ
NOTE-2
NOTE-1
DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT : NPN
INCREMENTAL ENCODER
10 to 30VZ
Switch
Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6
PAUSE
RESET
Max. 50mA
0 VZ
ChA
ChB
12 VZ
NOTE-2
NOTE-1

12VZ ± 10%, 50 mA maximum short circuit protection
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3.4.3 Switch Connection
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6
PAUSE
RESET
Max. 50mA
0 VZ
ChA
ChB
12 VZ
NOTE-2
NOTE-1
DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT : NPN Switch

Switch
Switch
Switch
1 2 3 4 5 6
PAUSE
RESET
Max. 50mA
0 VZ
ChA
ChB
12 VZ
NOTE-2
NOTE-1

12VZ ± 10%, 50 mA maximum short circuit protection
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3.5 Galvanic Isolation Test Results of EZM-7750 Programmable Timer & Counter and
Output Modules
2000V V ( For EZM-7750.1...)

500V V ( For EZM-7750.2...)
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Supply Input
18
0VZ 2
2000V V 2000V V
EMO-700 10 13
Relay Output Module 11 14
2000V V 500V V
EMO-710 10 13
SSR Driver Module 11 14
2000V V 500V V
EMO-720 10 13
Digital Output Module 11 14
2000V V
12V Z Sensor 1
Supply Voltage
2000V V 3
4
Counter Inputs 5
6
2000V V 500V V
EMC-710
RS-485 Serial
Communication Module
2000V V
EMC-700
RS-232 Serial
Communication Module
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4. Definitions and Specifications of Output Modules
EZM-7750 programmable Timer &Counter is a modular product which is designed to

operate with additional output units which user may need.
Two output modules can be plugged in the equipment by the user. User may configure the
product for different applications according to the system requirements with the output modules
which are described in this section.
Dimensions of Output Modules
5mm
41.2mm
52.5mm
1.5mm
14mm
8.5mm
41.4mm
4.1 EMO-700 Relay Output Module
EMO-700 Relay output module can be plugged in Module-1 or Module-2 socket to be used in
applications that relay output is necessary
Specifications of EMO-700 Relay Output Module
Output : 5A @ 250VV, Single Open or Close Contact
Dimensions : 14x52.5x41.4mm
Electrical Life : 100.000 operation (Full Load)
Applications of EMO-700 Relay Output Module
It can be used for programmable different alarm functions as control or alarm output.
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4.2 EMO-710 SSR Driver Module
EMO-710 SSR Driver Module can be plugged in Module-1 or Module-2 socket to be used in
applications that SSR driver output is necessary
Specification of EMO-710 SSR Driver Module
Output : Maximum 20 mA, 15-18VZ ±10%, isolated
Applications of EMO-710 SSR Driver Module
Note 1: SSR Driver Module must be preferred instead of relay output module in applications with
short output period because of limited life of their relay contact (number of open/close events).
4.3 EMO-720 Digital (Transistor) Output Module
EMO-720 Digital (Transistor) Output Module can be plugged in Module-1 or Module-2 socket to
be used in applications that digital output is necessary
Specifications of EMO-720 Digital (Transistor) Output Module
Output : Maximum 40 mA, 15-18VZ ±10%, isolated
Applications of EMO-720 Digital (Transistor) Output Module
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4.4 Installing and Pulling Out Output Modules
c
First, detach all cable connections from the device and uninstall it from the
panel.
Suppress to the lock pins where top and bottom of the device
Pull the cover case with your other hand from front panel to rear
side.
Pull out the cover case from the device
Slide output modules into socket.

Pull out the module from it’s socket, instead of this module install the new one
or other module user wants to use.
Replace the cover case by taking care of the terminal numbers

should be at right position.
After adding or changing modules to the unit, these changes must be taken into
c consideration while mounting of the unit to the system. If mounting is incorrect,

it can cause accidents to harm system, operator or person who does the
mounting. Responsibility of these kind of harmful events belongs to the user.
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4.5 To Stick Output Modules’ Labels to the Equipment
Every module which is plugged in Module-1 or Module-2 socket has labels’ for showing
the relation between connection terminal and the device. These labels are attached to empty
attachment places which are separated for Module-1 and Module-2 on the device. Labels for all
modules and attachment places are shown below.
Label which is plugged in Module-2 socket, describes module

termination connection is attached to this area.
50/60 Hz - 6VA
100 to 240 VV
L
18
9
N
17
NPN
PNP
8
OFF ON
OFF ON
P/N : EZM-7750
16
7
4
ca Y
m
Chrono
RESET
15
OFF ON
6
1
2
3 PAUSE
14
Tacho
5
OFF ON
ChB
13
4
1
2
3
Totalizer
Counter
Counter
Batch
Timer
MODULE-2
&
ChA
12
3
OFF ON
OFF ON
OFF ON
0 VZ
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
11
2
OFF ON
Max.50mA
12 VZ
10
1
1
2
3
4
MODULE-1
Label which is plugged in Module-1 socket, describes module

termination connection is attached to this area.
LABELS FOR OUTPUT MODULES
C NO Label for EMO-700 Relay Output Module

5A@250VV
EMO-700
Relay Output
Module
Max.
Label for EMO-710 SSR Driver Module
20mA@18VZ
EMO-710
SSR Driver
Output Module
Max.
Label for EMO-720 Digital (Transistor) Output Module
40mA@18VZ
EMO-720
Digital Output
Module
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Example : If user installs EMO-700 Relay Output Module to Module-1 socket, EMO-710 SSR
Output Module to Module-2 socket and attach the appropriate labels on the device view will be
like below :
OFF ON
1 Counter
&
OFF ON 2 Totalizer
3
1 OFF ON
2 1 Batch
3 2
3
Counter
4 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON

PNP
1 1 1 4
Timer Tacho Chrono
2 2 2 OFF ON
NPN
3 3 3 4
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
C NO N L
100 to 240 VV
MODULE-1
Max.
MODULE-2
5A@250VV 20mA@18VZ P/N : EZM-7750 50/60 Hz - 6VA
ca Y
EMO-700 EMO-710
Relay Output SSR Driver
Module Output Module
m
Max.50mA
12 VZ
PAUSE
RESET
0 VZ
ChA
ChB
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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5.Connection Terminals of Output Modules and Connection Wirings
Module-1 / Module-2 Optional Output Modules

EMO-700 EMO-710 EMO-720
Relay Output SSR Driver Digital Output
Module Output Module Module
Max. Max.
5A@250V V
20mA@18V Z 40mA@18V Z
C NO
10 11 10 11 10 11 Module-1 Connection Terminals
13 14 13 14 13 14 Module-2 Connection Terminals
5.1 EMO-700 Relay Output Module Connection
L N L N
Module-1 Module-2
5A V T Fuse 5A V T Fuse
C C
10 13
Last Control Last Control

Element Element
(Contactor) (Contactor)
11 14
NO NO
c
Fuse
c
Fuse
Load
c
Load
Fuses must be selected according to the applications.
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5.2 EMO-710 SSR Driver Module Connection
Last Control
L N Last Control
L N
Module-1 Element Module-2 Element
(SSR) (SSR)
11 14
10 13
15-18 V Z 15-18 V Z
Max.20mA Max.20mA
c c
Fuse Fuse
Load Load
c Fuses must be selected according to the applications.
5.3 EMO-720 Digital (Transistor) Output Module Connection
Module-1 Module-2
11 14
Load Load
10 13
15-18 V Z 15-18 V Z
Max.40mA Max.40mA
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6.Connection for RS-232 / RS-485 Serial Communication
RS-232 Terminal Definitions
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
+5Vdc 1
TX 2
RX 3
GND 4
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
RS-485 Terminal Definitions
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1
D+ 2
D- 3
4
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
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6.1 Cable Connection Between RS-232 Terminal of the Device and the PC
EZM-7750
PC (Personal Computer)
9 Pin DCON connection
Cable Lenght must be max. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1
9 RX
12 meters for 9600 baud rate
2
8 TX TX
3
7 RX
4
6 GND GND
5
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
PC (Personal Computer)
25 Pin DCON connection EZM-7750
1 Cable Lenght must be max.

25 TX 12 meters for 9600 baud rate
2
24 RX
3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
23
4
22
5 TX
21
6 RX
20 GND GND
7
19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
8
18
9
17
10
16
11
15
12
14
13
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6.2 Connection for RS-485 Serial Communication
PC(Personal Computer)
RS-232 Þ RS-485
Convertor
RS-232
Connection D- D+
MASTER
Cable Rt SLAVE-1
32 terminal can be connected in RS- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

485 line
D+
Rt resistor = 120 W
D-
For communication connection

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Twisted Pair cable must be used
Cable lenght can be maximum 1000

meters in 9600 baud rate.
SLAVE-2
When baud rate increases, cable
lenght must decrease.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
D+
D-
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
SLAVE-N
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
D+
D-
Rt 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
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6.3 Installing RS-232 / RS-485 Serial Communication Modules to the Device
Pull the cover case with your hand through rear side as explained in “Installing and Pulling
Out Output Modules” section. Pull the modules in Module-1 and Module-2 socket through rear
side. Separate supply card which is at the bottom of the equipment by lifting the locking tabs
located on front panel. Pay attention to cable connection between top and bottom cards.
Damages in this cable makes the equipment not to work.
RS-232 or RS-485 module is plugged into socket signed as A and B. Hold the equipment
to be it’s front panel is on your right, communication socket is on your left and module connection
socket with 5 terminals on above. Plug in module connection socket with 5 terminals to the socket
on Top Card. Do the same things for terminal socket in bottom card and connection socket with 3
terminals. Plug in bottom card to the place in front panel. Install the modules which are pulled out
to Module-1 and Module-2 socket. Replace the cover case by taking care of the terminal
numbers should be at right position.
Top Card
Bottom Card
Top Card
RS-232
or
RS-485
module
B Bottom Card
Top Card
A
RS-232
or
RS-485
module
B
Bottom Card
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7.Definition of Front Panel and Accessing to the Set Parameters
7.1 Definition of Front Panel
EZM-7750 NOTE-1
Led indication of output
is active (related to SET1) OP1 Displays
OP2
Actual Value and
Parameter
SV1
Led indication of output Displays SET1 ,
is active (related to SET2) SV2 SET2 value and
Parameters
Led indication of
SV1 / SV2 : SET1 / SET2
value
RESET P TOTAL
SET1 SET2
RESET Button is Timer & Counter TOTAL Button is
used for resetting the used for displaying
value on Actual Value the total value on
Display. counter
SET1 Button is used for SET2 Button is used for

accessing to SET1 value accessing to SET2 value
and changing this value. and changing this value.
PROG Button is used for ENTER Button is used for

accessing to the saving all changes to
Programming Section memory and accessing to
the parameters.
SHIFTING Button is used
for changing the cursor
position in programming
mode.
NOTE-2 INCREMENT Button :
It is used for increasing the
value which is selected with
shifting button.
( The value can be adjusted with
increment button from 0 to 9)
NOTE-1 : Total count value is 12 digits in Counter / “Totalizer Counter” function
NOTE-2 : In Counter / “Totalizer Counter” function if SET1 operation form selection

parameter is , then SET1 can be negative. While most significant
digit ( 6th digit ) of SET1 value is changed from 0 to 9 with increment button, after 9, “-”
character is shown. If when “-” character is on the most significant digit ( 6th digit ) of
SET1 value and Enter button is pressed, SET1 value becomes negative.
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7.2 Power On Observation of EZM - 7750 Programmable Timer & Counter and Software
Revision on the Display
When power is applied to the device, software revision number of the controller is momentarily
illuminated on actual value display. Then operation screen is observed.
When power on, view of the screen is shown below:
EZM-7750
OP1
OP2
SV1
SV2
“ rEu” Þ Revision Revision number

RESET P TOTAL
SET1 SET2
Timer & Counter
EZM-7750 EZM-7750
OP1 OP1
OP2 OP2
SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
RESET P TOTAL RESET P TOTAL
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2

Timer & Counter Timer & Counter
Software Revision Operation Screen is shown
c If there is an unexpected situation while opening the device, power off the
device and inform a qualified personnel.
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7.3 Adjustment of SET1 and SET2 Values
Changing SET2 value in Counter /“Totalizer Counter” functions
OP1 Operation OP1 SET2 Screen

OP2 Screen OP2
SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Press Shift button again.

When shift button is pressed, 6th
digit of SET2 value starts to flash. Press SET1 or SET2 button to
exit without saving Set value.
OP1 SET2 OP1

SET2 Screen
OP2 Screen OP2
SV1 SV1
4th digit of
SV2 SV2
SET2 value
starts to
flash.
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Increase the flashing

5th digit of SET2 value starts Press Shift button again. value with increment
to flash. button.
OP1
SET2 OP1
Operation
OP2 Screen OP2 Screen
SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Save the value as SET2 value by

pressing Enter button.
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If Reset and Set Protection parameter is , or
, then SET2 value can not be changed. For details, refer to parameters
section.
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Changing SET1 value in Counter / “Totalizer Counter” function
OP1
Operation OP1
SET1 Screen
OP2 Screen OP2
SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Press Shift Button

SET1 value is shown by pressing
SET1 button. Press SET1 or SET2 button to
exit without saving Set value.
OP1
SET1 OP1
SET1 Screen
OP2 Screen OP2
SV1 SV1 5th digit of

SV2 SV2
SET1 value
starts to
flash.
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
6th digit of SET1 value starts Press Shift button Increase the flashing
to flash. again. value with increment
button.
OP1
SET1 OP1 Operation
OP2
Screen OP2 Screen
SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Save the value as SET1 value by

pressing Enter button.
i If Reset and Set Protection parameter is , or

, then SET1 value can not be changed. For details, refer to parameters
section.
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7.4 Resetting Count Value and Observing Total Count Value in COUNTER /
“TOTALIZER COUNTER” Function
OP1 Operation OP1

Operation
SV1 SV1
After count
SV2 SV2
value is reset,
press TOTAL
button.
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Count value is reset and added to the total

count value when RESET button is pressed.
OP1 TOTAL OP1 TOTAL

SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Continue to press TOTAL button. If RESET button is pressed while

When user stops pressing Total TOTAL button is pressing, total
button, operation screen is shown. count value is reset.
Total count value is 12 digits.
When user stops pressing the buttons, operation screen is shown.
Note-1: If manual reset is OP1

Operation Screen
applied when counting OP2
direction parameter Note-2: Becoming zero of

Is SV1 count value is for if counting
difference between SET2
SV2
direction parameter
value and value on the Is , if counting
screen is added to the direction parameter
RESET P TOTAL
total count value Is count value
SET1 SET2
becomes equal to SET2 value
i If Reset and Set Protection parameter is or

total count value can not be reset. For details, refer to parameters section.
then
i RESET operation can be realized by Reset button or applying signal to the

RESET input. These two operations are named MANUAL RESET in parameters
section. At the end of the MANUAL RESET operation, if counting direction
parameter is then count value becomes . If
counting direction parameter is then count value becomes
equal to SET2 value .
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7.5 COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” Parameters
SET value for Output-1. Control of the Output-1 is done
SET1 according to this value. It can be adjusted from to
If SET1 operation form selection parameter is selected operation

OFF ON
1
2
3
4
+ with offset , it can be adjusted from to

OFF ON

1
2
3
Input Types and Functions
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input(INC)

Downcount on rising edge of Ch-A input(DEC)
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input and downcount on rising edge of Ch-B
input (INC / DEC)
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A and Ch-B inputs (INC / INC)
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input when Ch-B is at 0, downcount on rising
edge of Ch-A input when Ch-B is at 1.(UP / DOWN)
x1 phase shifting (for incremental encoders)
Pulse Time of Ch-A, Ch-B, Reset and Pause Inputs

It is used to protect against the electrical contact debounce or the signal that
is less than the determined pulse time.
It can be adjusted from to msec . If it’s adjusted to
then there is no time protection for Ch-A and Ch-B. If the parameter
value is adjusted or then Reset and Pause protection
times are accepted as 2 msec.
Output Functions
Manual Reset-1. Device continues to count till manual reset is applied.

Output-2 pulse time is not considered.
Manual Reset-2. Device continues to count till count value reaches to SET2
value. For starting to count again, manual reset input must be active. Output-
2 pulse time is not considered.
Manual Reset-3. It operates like Manual Reset-1. Only difference, output-2
pulse time is considered.
In operation with Manual or Automatic Reset, at the end of the reset operation, if
i counting direction parameter
becomes . If is
is (0ÞP), count value
(PÞ0),count value becomes SET2.
i For details on parameters, refer to Section 8 (Program Parameters).
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Automatic Reset-1. Count value is reset when it reaches to SET2 value (For
0ÞP ). Count value is added to total count value and device starts to count
from
Automatic Reset-2. Counting is stopped when count value reaches to SET2
value.Count value becomes zero (for 0ÞP ) at the end of output-2 pulse time
And count value is added to total count value. Device starts to
count from
Automatic Reset-3. Count value becomes zero (for 0ÞP ) when it reaches
to SET2 value and count value is added to total count value. Device starts to
count from . Meanwhile, SET2 value is shown in actual value
display, count value is shown at the end of output-2 pulse time
Automatic Reset-5. Counting is continued till manual reset is active. Output-

1 and Output-2 pulse times ( and ) are not considered.
It is preferred if upcount and downcount are done at the same time.
becomes . If is
Operation form for Output-1
Output - 1 Normally non-energised

Output - 1 Normally energised

Output-1 Pulse Time
Energising time for Output-1. It can be adjusted from to
If it is , then it operates indefinitely.
Output-2 Pulse Time

Selection of counting direction
Upcount( 0 Þ Preset )
Downcount( Preset Þ 0 )
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For details on parameters, refer to Section 8 (Program Parameters).
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Point Position for display
No point
Between first and second digits
Between second and third digits
Between third and fourth digits
Between fourth and fifth digits
Saving Count Value (Power down back-up)
Count value is saved to memory when power is off and restored on power up.
Count value is not saved to memory when power is off
Selection of SET1 Operation Form
Operating without offset. It can be adjusted from to
Operating with offset. SET1 can be adjusted SET1 = SET2+SET1
Slave Address
Device address for serial communication bus.
It can be adjusted from to
Selection of Modbus Protocol Type
MODBUS ASCII communication protocol is selected.

MODBUS RTU communication protocol is selected
Parity
No parity
Odd parity
Even parity
Baud Rate
1200 Baud Rate

2400 Baud Rate
4800 Baud Rate
9600 Baud Rate
19200 Baud Rate
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Stop Bit
1 Stop Bit
2 Stop Bits
Reset and Set protection (Accessing from front panel)
There is no Reset and Set protection

Reset Button protection is active
SET1 and SET2 protection is active
Reset Button , SET1 and SET2 protection is active (Full protection)
SET1 protection is active
Multiplication Coefficient
Count value is multiplied with this value. It can be adjusted from to.
.If it is , it has no effect.
Program Password
It is used for accessing to the program parameters.
It can be adjusted from to . If it is , there is no
password protection.
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7.5.1 COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” Applications Examples
EXAMPLE-1 :
There is a production band like in diagram below. Bottles are perceived by a proximity sensor in
Ch-A. If
= ; = ;
Ch-A Counting the bottles is done with upcount by using only Ch-
A input. When user reset count value with manual reset,
count value is added to total count value.
EXAMPLE-2 :
There is a cloth workbench. An encoder with 100 pulse is connected to this system. The encoder
is connected to Ch-A and Ch-B inputs.
= ; = ;
= ; = ;
You wish to display 200 in actual value display for a drive

pulley going forward of 100 cm.If you want to display cloth
length in actual value display, you must adjust coefficient
Encoder with parameter like in below:
Ch-A and Ch-B 100 pulse
= Measured cloth length

Value on the screen
Coefficient must be = 100/200 = “00.5000”
After adjustment of coefficient, calculated value is cloth length and you can see this value in
actual value display.
If you want to display the speed of the drive pulley as dm instead of cm, point position for
display parameter must be , if m instead of cm, this parameter must be
= =
In this application, total amount of flow is measured. If it is
Ch-A known how many pulses are being sent for each liter from
the sensor in Ch-A we can measure the desired value by
changing the parameter.
For example if sensor gives 10 pulses for 1 liter fluid flow
and we want to observe the liquid quantity as liter,
coefficient parameter parameter value must be
= 1Lt / 10 pulse = "00.1000"
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EXAMPLE - 4 :
There is a cutting unit below. 100- pulse encoder is connected to Ch-A and Ch-B inputs.
Cutting Unit
Ch-A Encoder with

Ch-B 100 pulse
If = ; = ; = ;
= And = ;
If parameter is , then device operates with offset. If SET1 is negative value,
then Output-1 will be active in SET2-SET1. This option offers us to solve wrong cutting problem
on the speedy mechanic, by reaching slowly to the target.
(SET1=SET1 +SET2)
For example ;if SET1 = -000100 ; SET2 = 000500 ; then SET1 = -100+500 = 400
If more sensitivity is needed, parameter can be selected or
For example, while x1 phase shifting counting is performed in a system with a cutting unit as
shown above, a 100-pulse encoder is connected to Ch-A and Ch-B inputs. If the system is
advanced 100 cm for 50 encoder pulses, so it is advanced 2 cm with 1 encoder pulse.
When x2 phase shifting counting is performed, for the system is being advanced 100 cm, 100
encoder pulses are needed. In this case, the system is advanced 1 cm with 1 encoder pulse.
When x4 phase shifting counting is performed, for the system is being advanced 100 cm, 200
encoder pulses are needed. In this case, the system is advanced 0.5 cm with 1 encoder pulse.
Sensitivity of the system is changed from 2 cm to 0.5 cm.
EXAMPLE-5 :
There are two sensors in Ch-A and Ch-B inputs for determining the amount of the liguid in
Channel-A and Channel-B. Multiplication coefficient parameter is adjusted to converts
the pulses to observe the amount of the liquid exactly in the actual value screen. (For example
liter)
For observing total amount of liquid must be
If the tank is filled with liguid 20 liters from

Ch-A Ch-B Channel-1 and 40 liters from Channel-2, 60 liters
is observed in actual value screen.
Channel-1 Channel-2
If Output-1 controls the Channel-1, Output-2
controls the Channel-2, SET1 is 20 and SET2 is
40, then it is possible to close the system after
filling the tank with 20 liters from Channel-1 and 40
liters from Channel-2
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7.6 BATCH COUNTER Parameters

SET2
OFF ON
1
2
3
4
+ according to this value. It can be adjusted from to

OFF ON
1
2
3
Upcount on rising edge of input Ch-A (INC)

Downcount on rising edge of input Ch-A (DEC)
Upcount on rising edge of input Ch-A and downcount on rising edge of input
Ch-B (INC / DEC)
Upcount on rising edge of input Ch-A and Ch-B (INC / INC)
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input when Ch-B is at 0, downcount on rising
edge of Ch-A input when Ch-B is at 1.(UP / DOWN)
When SET1 value is shown on the screen if MANUAL RESET is applied, batch
i count value, when SET2 value is shown on the screen if MANUAL RESET is
applied, normal count value becomes zero.
becomes . If is
For both conditions (0ÞP or PÞ0), batch count value becomes
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Output Functions
Manual Reset. BATCH counting operation continues until manual reset input
is active.
Automatic Reset.BATCH counting operation continues until Batch count
value reaches to SET1 value.When Batch count value is equal to SET1
value,Batch count value becomes zero (for 0ÞP) and device starts to count
again.
Operation Form of Output-1

Operation Form of Output-2

Output-1 Pulse Time
Output-2 Pulse Time
Upcount ( 0 Þ Preset )
Downcount ( Preset Þ 0 )
No point
Count value is saved power is off and restored on power up.

Slave Address
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Parity
No parity
Odd parity
Even parity
Baud Rate
1200 Baud Rate

2400 Baud Rate
4800 Baud Rate
9600 Baud Rate
19200 Baud Rate
Stop Bit
1 Stop Bit
2 Stop Bits

Program Password
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7.6.1 BATCH COUNTER Applications Examples
EXAMPLE-1 :
There is a production band like in diagram below. Bottles are perceived by a proximity sensor in
Ch-A. If
= ; = ;
Ch-A Device is used in a packing line as shown on

the left. Bottles must be counted into packs
of 4 bottles and dispatched in a box
containing a batch of 4 packs. According to
this, SET1 and SET2 are defined 4. 4 pieces
of packet which contain a batch of 4 series
are allowed to be formed.
If = (Automatic Reset-
1);after arranging the bottles in a box as
shown on the left, output-1 will be active and
it stops the system. Batch count value is
reset and it will be ready to count the new
series.
EXAMPLE-2 :
There is a cloth workbench. An encoder with 100 pulse is connected to this system. The encoder
is connected to Ch-A and Ch-B inputs.
If = ; = ;
= And = ;
Cutting Unit
Ch-A
Ch-B Encoder with
100 pulse
Coefficient parameter is adjusted to be able to observe the cloth length in actual value screen. If
we want to be cut the cloth in same lenght at 5 m and stopped the system when 40 pieces of 5 m
cloths are formed, SET1 must be 40 and SET must be 5.
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7.7 TIMER Parameters
SET1 according to this value. It can be changed by time unit and
scale selection parameter

SET2
OFF ON
1
2
3
4
+ according to this value. It can be changed by time unit and

OFF ON
1
2
3
Time Unit and Scale Selection
Hour / Minute
Minute / Second
Second / Millisecond
Hour / Minute
Hour
Minute
Second
Output Functions

Automatic Reset-1. Count value becomes zero (0ÞP) when it reaches to
SET2 value. Count value is added to total count value and device starts to
count from
value. Count value is becomes zero (0ÞP) at the end of output-2 pulse time
And device starts to count again.
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counting direction parameter is (0ÞP), count value
becomes . If is (PÞ0),count value becomes SET2.
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Automatic Reset-3. Count value becomes zero (0ÞP) when it reaches to
SET2 value. Device starts to count again. Meanwhile, SET2 value is shown in
actual value display, count value is shown at the end of output-2 pulse time
Automatic Reset-5. When count value reaches to SET2 value, SET1

changes position, count value becomes zero (for 0ÞP) Output-1 and Output-
2 does not change position position until count value reaches to SET2 value.
becomes . If is


Output-1 Pulse Time

If it is , it operates indefinitely.
Output-2 Pulse Time
If it is , it operates indefinitely.
Upcount ( 0 Þ Preset )
Count value is saved when power is off and restored on power up.
Slave Address
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Parity
No parity
Odd parity
Even parity
Baud Rate
1200 Baud Rate

2400 Baud Rate
4800 Baud Rate
9600 Baud Rate
19200 Baud Rate
Stop Bit
1 Stop Bit
2 Stop Bits

Program Password
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7.7.1 Timer Applications Examples
EXAMPLE-1 :
There is a switch for giving start and stop signal on PAUSE input.
If = ;
When switch is “On”, counting is started (Minute / second).

Pause When switch is “Off”, counting is stopped. Time between
Switch
EZM-7750 opening and closing of the switch is observed on actual
OP1
OP2
value screen.
SV1 Expired time can be reset with manual reset. If total
SV2
operation time is wanted to be observed on the screen,

RESET P TOTAL
manual reset is not applied and after Start/Stop operation
SET1 SET2
counting is started from the last count value.
Timer & Counter
NOTE: If output-1 and output-2 is wanted to be used as an alarm output;
For example SET1 = 10.00 ; SET2= 30.00 and =

Device starts to count (Minute / second) when switch is “On”. It is possible to have a warning
when SET1 and SET2 times are expired and stopping the alarm at the end of the Output-1 and
Output-2 pulse times.( And )
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7.8 FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER Parameters

SET2
OFF ON
1
2
3
4
+ according to this value. It can be adjusted from to

OFF ON
1
2
3
Selection of Measurement Method
Frequency or cycle is calculated by measuring cycle time of the signals in Ch-

A input
Frequency or cycle is calculated by counting the pulses in Ch-A input during
the time is set in measurement period parameter
Time Out (Input Signal Reset Time)
The actual value is reset, if there is no signal in Ch-A input during this time
Measurement Period
Number of pulses is counted during this time
Output-1 Function
Output-1 is latched. It does not change position until manual reset is applied.
Non-latched with hysteresis output is selected.
Output-1 is an alarm output. For details, refer to Output-1 Alarm functions

parameter .
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Output-2 Function
Output-2 is latched. It does not change position until manual reset is applied.
Alarm Functions for Output-1

If Output-1 function parameter is , Output-1
becomes active according to this parameter
High Alarm.
Low Alarm.
Deviation High Alarm.
Deviation Low Alarm.
Deviation Band Alarm.
Hysteresis for Output-1

Hysteresis for Output-1. It is used if Output-1 is non-latched.

Hysteresis for Output-2. It is used if Output-2 is non-latched.


Output-1 Pulse Time

Output-2 Pulse Time
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Start of Controlling
Controlling is started when the device is energised

Controlling is started when count value reaches to SET1 value.
Controlling is started when count value reaches to SET2 value.
No point
Slave Address

Parity
No parity
Odd parity
Even parity
Baud Rate
1200 Baud Rate

2400 Baud Rate
4800 Baud Rate
9600 Baud Rate
19200 Baud Rate
Stop Bit
1 Stop Bit
2 Stop Bits
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Frequency / Cycle Multiplication Coefficient

Count value is multiplied with this value. It can be adjusted from to
Program Password
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7.8.1 FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER Applications Examples
Two different method are used in Frequencymeter / Tachometer function;

Method -1 : To get frequency or cycle value by measuring the revolution time
(This method is used if the sensor sends one pulse per revolution)
Method -2 : To get frequency or cycle value by counting the pulses during the time is set in
parameter
Method -1 :
If is ;
Measuring starts on rising edge of Ch-A input. Time (T) is between two rising edge.
Ch-A
Value on the Screen = f = 1 / T
T
If parameter is , parameter is , then speed is

measured cycle per second.
For measuring the speed cycle per minute, parameter must be
For measuring the speed cycle per hour, parameter must be
EXAMPLE-1 :
There is a cloth workbench as shown below:
When parameter is , parameter is , cloth is advanced
80 cm per revolution and 20 cycle / sec is observed on the display.
User can observe cloth length , 80 cm, on the display by changing the and
Parameter
Ch-A
For dm/sec, point position for display parameter must be

For m/sec, point position for display parameter must be
For cm / minute, parameter must be

For cm / hour, parameter must be
i This method must be used if speed is over 100 cycle / second
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Method -2 :
If parameter is ;
Pulses in Ch-A input is counted during time is set in parameter. Average time for one
pulse is calculated.
EXAMPLE-2 :
For one revolution of cylinder 10 pulse is applied in Ch-A
input during =
Ch-A
Ch-A 1 2 3 8 9 10
T T T T T T
10 pulse per revolution 5 is shown on the
Time is started display
= Secs
If 10 pulse is applied during 2 secs;

T = 2 / 10 =0.2sec f= 1/T f = 5 cycle / sec is shown on the display
If parameter is and parameter is , speed is

measured as cycle per second.
For cycle / minute, parameter must be
For cycle / hour, parameter must be
EXAMPLE-3 :
Ch-A 8 pulse is applied per revolution during =
If parameter is and
Parameter is , speed of the system
(cycle per second) is calculated as shown below:
If 8 pulse is applied during 0.5 sec;

T = 0.5 / 8 =0.0625sec f= 1/T f = 16 cycle / sec is shown on the display
For cycle / minute, parameter must be

For cycle / hour, parameter must be
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7.9 CHRONOMETER Parameters
SET1 according to this value. It can be changed by time unit and

SET2
OFF ON
1
2
3
4
+ according to this value. It can be changed by time unit and

OFF ON
1
2
3
Input Type and Function Selection for Chronometer
Period measurement of signals in Ch-A input

Pulse time measurement of signals in Ch-A input
Sum of the time difference between Ch-A and Ch-B inputs rising edges

Time Unit and Scale Selection
Hour / Minute
Minute / Second
Hour / Minute
Hour
Minute
Second
becomes . If is
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Output Functions
Automatic Reset-1. Count value becomes zero (for 0ÞP) when it reaches to
SET2 value and device starts to count again.
value. Count value becomes zero (for 0ÞP) at the end of output-2 pulse time
And device starts to count again.
Automatic Reset-4. Counting is continued when count value reaches to

SET2 value.Count value becomes zero (0ÞP)at the end of Output-2 pulse
time device starts to count again.
Automatic Reset-5. When count value reaches to SET2 value, SET1
changes position, count value becomes zero (0ÞP). Output-1 and Output-2
do not change position, until count value reaches to SET2 value.
becomes . If is


Output-1 Pulse Time
Output-2 Pulse Time
Upcount ( 0Þ Preset )
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Count value is saved to memory when power is disconnected and restored on

power up.
Count value is not saved to memory when power is disconnected
Slave Address

Parity
No parity
Odd parity
Even parity
Baud Rate
1200 Baud Rate

2400 Baud Rate
4800 Baud Rate
9600 Baud Rate
19200 Baud Rate
Stop Bit
1 Stop Bit
2 Stop Bits

Program Password
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7.9.1 Examples About CHRONOMETER Applications
EXAMPLE-1 :
There is a switch for giving start and stop signal on Ch-A input.
= ; = ; = iken ;
Ch-A
Switch When switch is “On”, counting is started (Minute / second).
When switch is “Off”, counting is stopped. Time between
EZM-7750
opening and closing of the switch is observed on actual
value screen.
OP1
OP2
SV1
SV2
Expired time can be reset with manual reset. If total
operation time is wanted to be observed on the screen,
RESET P TOTAL
manual reset is not applied and after Start/Stop operation
SET1 SET2
counting is started from the last count value.
Timer & Counter
EXAMPLE-2 :
There is a production band as shown below. There are two sensors, first is on Ch-A input used for
starting the system, second is on Ch-B input used for stopping the system. If
= ; = ; = ;
Ch-A When the object passes in front of the first sensor on Ch-A
Ch-B input, counting is started (Minute / second).
When the object passes in front of the second sensor on Ch-
B input, counting is stopped.
Time between two objects can be determined.
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7.10 Accessing to the Program Parameters
Parameters are grouped as program parameters. Accessing to the program parameters is same
for all functions. So, only accessing to the program parameters for COUNTER / “TOTALIZER
COUNTER” is explained in this section. For details on parameters refer to PROGRAM
PARAMETERS section.
OP1
Operation OP1
Password
OP2 Screen OP2
Screen
SV1 SV1
The most
SV2 SV2
significant digit
of the parameter
(4th digit for this
parameter)
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2 flashes.
When PROG button is pressed, password

must be entered for accesing to the
parameters.
Input Types
Password
OP1 OP1
and Functions
OP2 Screen OP2
SV1 SV1 The most

SV2 SV2
significant digit
of the parameter
(1st digit for this
P P
RESET TOTAL RESET TOTAL
parameter)
flashes.
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Press Enter button to You can change the

confirm password parameter with
INCREMENT button,
save it to the memory and
Press ENTER button pass to the next
parameter with ENTER
button.
The most significant digit of OP1 Pulse Time of Ch-A, Ch-B,

the parameter (3rd digit for OP2 Reset and Pause Inputs
this parameter) flashes.
SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
Press PROG button to exit pass to the next
from programming section SET1 SET2 parameter with ENTER
without doing any button.
changes.
Press ENTER button
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The most significant digit of OP1 Output Functions
the parameter (1st digit for OP2

SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
Press PROG button to exit
from programming section SET1 SET2
button.
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button
The most significant digit of OP1 Output-1 Operation Form

this parameter) flashes. SV1

You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
Press PROG button to exit SET1 SET2 parameter with ENTER
from programming section button.
without doing any
changes. Press ENTER button
The most significant digit of OP1 Output-2 Operation Form


You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
changes.
Press ENTER button
The most significant digit of OP1 Output-1 Pulse Time

the parameter (4th digit for OP2

You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
changes.
Press ENTER button
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The most significant digit of OP1 Output-2 Pulse Time

SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
Press PROG button to exit parameter with ENTER
button.
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button
The most significant digit of OP1

Direction of the Counting

SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button

Point position for the
the parameter (1st digit for OP2 display
SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
button.
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button
The most significant digit of OP1 Saving Count Value

the parameter (1st digit for OP2 (Power down back-up)
SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button
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SET1 Operation Form
Selection
SV1 You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any

Communication
the parameter (3rd digit for OP2
Accessing Address
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any

Modbus Protocol Type
Selection
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any

Parity Selection

SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any
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The most significant digit of OP1 Baud Rate

SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button
Stop Bit Selection

SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
button.
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button

Reset and Set Protection

SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
button.
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button
The most significant digit of OP1 Multiplication Coefficient


SV1
You can change the
SV2
parameter with
INCREMENT button,
RESET P TOTAL
pass to the next
SET1 SET2
without doing any
changes.
Press ENTER button
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When password Program Password
screen is shown if ENTER OP1
OP2
button is pressed without User can change the
entering the password this SV1 parameter with
parameter can not be SV2 INCREMENT button,
observed. save it to the memory and
pass to the next
The most significant digit of RESET P TOTAL
the parameter (4th digit for button.
SET1 SET2
Press PROG button to exit

from programming section
without doing any
changes. Continue to press
ENTER button for
scanning all parameters.
OP1 OP1
OP2 OP2
SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Operation Screen Input Types

and Functions
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8. PARAMETRELER
Program Parameters

(It is accessible in COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” and
BATCH COUNTER functions)
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input
Ch-A
Pause
Start
Value on Value = 0 1 2 3 4
the Screen
Downcount on rising edge of Ch-A input.
Ch-A
Pause
Start
Value on Value = 8 7 6 5 4
the Screen
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input.

Downcount on rising edge of Ch-B input.
Ch-A
Ch-B
Start
Value on Value = 0 1 2 3 2 1 2 3 Counting to
the Screen upwards
Start
the Screen downwards
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Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-B input
Ch-A
Ch-B
Start
the Screen upwards
Start
the Screen downwards
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input when Ch-B is at 0

Downcount on rising edge of Ch-A when Ch-B is at 1
Ch-A
UP DOWN UP
Ch-B
Start
Value on Value = 0 1 2 1 0 1 Counting to
the Screen upwards
Start Counting to
Value on Value = 8 7 6 7 8 7 downwards
the Screen
x1 Phase Shifting (for incremental encoders)

Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A input when Ch-B is at 0
Downcount on rising edge of Ch-A input when Ch-B is at 1
Encoder is travelling Ch-A

in the Reverse Direction
Encoder is travelling
Ch-A
in the Forward Direction
Ch-B
6 7 8 9
Start Counting to
Value on Value = 5 6 7 8 9 10 upwards
the Screen
7 6 5 4 Counting to
Start downwards
Value on Value = 8 7 6 5 4 3
the Screen
i If
performed.
is , must be .If not counting is not
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Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A when Ch-B is at 0
Upcount on falling edge of Ch-A when Ch-B is at 1

Downcount on falling edge of Ch-A when Ch-B is at 0
Ch-A
Ch-B
5 6 7 8 9 10
Start Counting to
Value on Value = 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 upwards
the Screen
14 13 12 11 10 9
Start Counting to
Value on Value downwards
= 14 13 12 11 10 9 8
the Screen
i If
performed.
is , must be .If not counting is not

Upcount on rising edge of Ch-A when Ch-B is at 0
Downcount on falling edge of Ch-A when Ch-B is at 0
Upcount on falling edge of Ch-A when Ch-B is at 1
Downcount on rising edge of Ch-B when Ch-A is at 0

Upcount on falling edge of Ch-B when Ch-A is at 0
Upcount on rising edge of Ch-B when Ch-A is at 1
Downcount on falling edge of Ch-B when Ch-A is at 1
Ch-A
Ch-B
Ch-B
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Start Counting to
Value upwards
Value = 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
on the
Screen 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 Counting to
Value Start
downwards
on the Value = 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5
Screen
i
If is , must be .If not counting is not
performed.
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Selection of Input Type Function for Chronometer
(It is accessible only in CHRONOMETER function)
Period measurement in Ch-A input.
Ch-A
T1 T2 T3
Value on the
Screen
T1+T2+T3
T1+T2
T1
0
Pulse time measurement in Ch-A input.
Ch-A
T1 T2 T3
Value on the
Screen
T1+T2+T3
T1+T2
T1
0
Sum of the time difference between Ch-A and Ch-B inputs

rising edges
Ch-A
T1 T2 T3
Ch-B
Value on the
Screen
T1+T2+T3
T1+T2
T1
0
i Input type function selection parameter for chronometer is performed

according to the time range is set in Time Unit and Scale selection parameter
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Selection of Measuring Method
(It is accessible only in FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER
Function)
Frequency or cycle is calculated by measuring cycle time of
the signals in Ch-A input
Frequency or cycle is calculated by counting the pulses in
Ch-A input during the time is set in measurement period
parameter
For details on these methods, refer to Section 7.8.1“Examples About

i Frequencymeter/Tachometer Function Applications”
Only Ch-A input performs in Frequencymeter / Tachometer function.
Pulse Time of Ch-A, Ch-B, Reset and Pause Input

(It is accessible in functions except for TIMER function)
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If Input Types and Functions parameter is , or
, then pulse time of Ch-A and Ch-B parameter must be
. If not counting is not performed.
Selection of Time Unit and Scale

(It is accessible in TIMER and CHRONOMETER functions)
Hour / Minute
Minute / Second
Hour / Minute
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Hour
Minute
Second
After adjustment of Time Range parameter , if SET1 and SET2 values
i
are not appropriate for this selection, SET1 and SET2 are changed according to
this selection.(E.g. If time range is 99.99 and SET1 is 45.94, there is no problem.
If time range is 99.59 and SET1 is 45.94, then SET1 is changed as 45.59 )
Output Functions
(It is accessible in functions except for FREQUENCYMETER /
TACHOMETER function)
This parameter can be adjusted from to in
Batch Counter function and operates different from the other
functions.
Þ Manual Reset-1.
Device continues to count till manual reset is applied.
How it operates in COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER”, TIMER

and CHRONOMETER function is explained below:
Counting direction : 0 Þ P (Upcount) =

Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 = Or
=
When count value reaches to SET1 value, Output-1 becomes active. If
Output-1 pulse time is , Output-1 does not change
condition until manual reset input is active. If Output-1 pulse time
Is not 0, at the end of the pulse time Output-1 becomes
inactive. When count value reaches to SET2 value, Output-2 becomes
active. Counting continues over SET2 value. Output-2 pulse time
Is not considered.
Count value is added to total count value when manual reset is active in
COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” functions.
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and CHRONOMETER functions is explained below:
Counting direction : P Þ 0 (Downcount) =

Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1
=
Output-1
=
Output-2
= Or
=
Þ Manual Reset-2.
(Output-2 Pulse Time is not considered)


Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1
=
Output-1
=
Output-2 = Or
=
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When the count value reaches to SET1 value, Output-1 becomes
active. If Output-1 pulse time is , Output-1 does
not change position until manual reset input is active. If Output-1 pulse
time is not 0, Output-1 becomes inactive at the end of the
pulse time.
active. Counting does not continue over SET2 value. For starting to
count manual reset input must be active. Output-2 Pulse Time
Is not considered.


Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 = Or
=

active. If Output-1 pulse time is , Output-1 does not
change condition until manual reset input is active. If Output-1 pulse
time is not 0, Output-1 becomes inactive at the end of the
pulse time.
When the count value reaches to value, Output-2 becomes
active. Counting does not continue under . For starting to
count manual reset input must be active. Output-2 pulse time
Is not considered.
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Þ Manual Reset-3.
Counting continues until Manual Reset input is active.
(Output-2 Pulse Time is considered)


Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
When the count value reaches to SET1 value, Output-1 becomes active.
If Output-1 Pulse Time is not 0, Output-1 changes position at
the end of the pulse time.If Output-1 Pulse Time is , it
changes position until Manual Reset input is active or according to
Output-2.
Counting continues until manual reset input is active. If Output-2 Pulse
Time is not 0, Output-2 changes position at the end of the
pulse time. In this case, if Output-1 is active, it becomes inactive with
Output-2.
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Reset
Set2
Set1
0
Output-1
=
Output-1
=
Output-2 =
Output-1 =
Output-2
=
If Output-1 pulse time is not 0, Output-1 changes position at
the end of the pulse time.If Output-1 Pulse Time is ,
it changes position until Manual Reset input is active or according to
Output-2.
When count value reaches to value, Output-2 becomes
active. Counting continues until manual reset input is active. If Output-2
Pulse time is not 0, Output-2 changes position at the end of
the pulse time. In this case, if Output-1 is active, it becomes inactive with
Output-2.
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Þ Automatic Reset-1


Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Output-1
=
Output-2 =
Output-2 position.
Count value is reset. If Output-2 pulse time is not 0, Output-2
changes position at the end of the pulse time. In this case, if Output-1 is
active, it becomes inactive with Output-2.
Count value is added to total count value when automatic reset is active
in COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” functions.
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Counting Direction : P Þ 0 (Downcount) =

Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1
=
Output-1
=
Output-2
=
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Output-2 position.
active. Count value becomes equal to Set-2 value and counting is
started again. If Output-2 pulse time is not 0, Output-2
changes position at the end of the pulse time. In this case, if Output-1 is
active, it becomes inactive with Output-2.
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and CHRONOMETER functions are explained below:

Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
When the count value reaches to SET1, Output-1 becomes active. If

Output-1 pulse time is not 0, Output-1 changes position at the
end of the pulse time. If Output-1 Pulse Time is , it
Output-2 position.
When the count value reaches to SET2, Output-2 becomes active.
Counting is stopped. If Output-2 pulse time is not 0, count
value is reset and Output-2 becomes inactive at the end of the pulse
time. In this case, if Output-1 is active, it becomes inactive with Output-2.
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Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2
=

Output-2 position.
active. Counting is stopped. If Output-2 pulse time is not 0,
count value becomes equal to SET2 value, counting is started again
and Output-2 becomes inactive. In this case, if Output-1 is active, it
becomes inactive with Output-2.
in COUNTER /“ TOTALIZER COUNTER” functions.
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Reset
Set2
Set1
0
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2
=
When the count value reaches to SET1, Output-1 becomes active.If

end of the pulse time. If Output-1 Pulse Time is ,
Output-2 position.
When the count value reaches to SET2, Output-2 becomes active and
count value is reset.
count value is reset. But SET2 value is observed in actual value display.
If Output-2 pulse time is not 0, count value is observed in
actual value display and Output-2 becomes inactive. In this case, if
Output-1 is active, it becomes inactive with Output-2.
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Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2
=
Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2
=

Output-2 position.
active, count value becomes equal to SET2and counting continues. But
Is observed in actual value display. If Output-2 pulse time
Is not 0, count value is observed in actual value screen and
Output-2 becomes inactive at the end of the pulse time. In this case, if
Output-1 is active, it becomes inactive with Output-2.
in COUNTER /“ TOTALIZER COUNTER” functions.
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How it operates in COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER“, TIMER


Reset
Set2
Set1
0
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1
=
Output-1 =
Output-2
=

Output-2 position.
counting continues over 0. If Output-2 pulse time is not 0,
count value is reset and Output-2 becomes inactive at the end of the
pulse time.In this case, if Output-1 is active, it becomes inactive with
Output-2.
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Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =
Reset
Set2
Set1
0
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2 =

end of the pulse time.If Output-1 Pulse Time is , it
Output-2 position.
When count value reaches to value, Output-2 becomes active
and counting continues under 0. If Output-2 pulse time is not
0, count value becomes equal to SET2 and Output-2 becomes inactive.
In this case, if Output-1 is active, it becomes inactive with Output-2.
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Pulse times and is not considered.
How it operates in COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” functions

are explained below:

Reset
Set2
Set1
0 = Or
Output-1 =
Output-2 = Or
=
If count value is equal or greater than SET1 value, then Output-1
becomes active. Output-1 pulse time is not considered.
If count value is equal or greater than SET2 value, then Output-2
becomes active. If count value is less than SET2 value, Output-2
becomes inactive. Output-2 pulse time is not considered.
Count value is added to total count value when Manual Reset is

performed.

Reset
Set2
Set1
0
= Or
Output-1 =
Output-2
= Or
=
If count value is equal or less than SET1 value, then Output-1 becomes
active. If it is greater than SET1 value, Output-1 becomes inactive.
If count value is equal or less than value, then Output-2
becomes active. If count value is greater than value, then
Output-2 becomes inactive. Output-2 pulse time is not
considered.
Count value is added to total count value when Manual Reset is
performed.
i It is preferred if upcount and downcount is performed at the same time.
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Output-2 Pulse Time is not considered
How it operates in TIMER and CHRONOMETER functions are
explained below:
Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
Output-2
= Or
=
If count value is equal to or greater than SET1 value, then Output-1
becomes active. If Output-1 pulse time is not 0, Output-1
changes position at the end of the pulse time. If Output-1 pulse time
Is , then Output-1 becomes inactive when count
value reaches to SET2 value.
When count value reaches to SET2 value, count value is reset and
Output-2 becomes active. Output-2 does not change position until count
value reaches to SET2 value again.

Reset
Set2
Set1
Output-1
=
Output-1
=
Output-2
= Or
=
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Output Functions for BATCH COUNTER
Þ Manual Reset
How it operates in BATCH COUNTER function is explained below:
Counting direction : 0 Þ P (Counting to upwards)

=
Reset
Ch-A
SET2
Count
Value
0
Output-2 =
SET1
Batch
Value
0
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
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Reset
Ch-A
SET2
Count
value
0
Output-2 =
SET1
Batch
value
0
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
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Þ Automatic Reset

Reset
Ch-A
SET2
Count
value
0
Output-2 =
SET1
Batch
value
0
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
When count value reaches to SET2 value, count value is reset and
Output-2 becomes active. If Output-2 pulse time is
Then Output-2 does not change position until manual reset input is
active. If Output-2 pulse time is not 0, Output-2 becomes
inactive at the end of the pulse time.
When Output-2 becomes active, 1 is added to batch count value is

(Batch count value can be observed by pressing SET1 button). When
number of how many times Output-2 is active becomes equal to SET1
value, then Output-1 becomes active and Batch count value is reset
automatically. If Output-1 pulse time is , then
Output-1 does not change position until manual reset input is active. If
Output-1 pulse time is not 0, then Output-1 becomes inactive
at the end of the pulse time.
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Count direction : P Þ 0 (Downcount) =
Reset
Ch-A
SET2
Count
value
0
Output-2 =
SET1
Batch
value
0
Output-1 =
Output-1 =
When count value reaches to value, count value becomes

equal to SET2 value and Output-2 becomes active. If Output-2 pulse
time is , then Output-2 does not change position
until manual reset input is active. If Output-2 pulse time is not
0, Output-2 becomes inactive at the end of the pulse time.
When Output-2 becomes active, 1 is added to batch count value is

(Batch count value can be observed by pressing SET1 button). When
number of how many times Output-2 is active becomes equal to SET1
value, then Output-1 becomes active and Batch count value is reset
automatically. If Output-1 pulse time is , then
Output-1 does not change position until manual reset input is active. If
Output-1 pulse time is not 0, then Output-1 becomes inactive
at the end of the pulse time.
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Time Out ( Input Signal Reset Time )
function)
Actual count value is reset if no signal is applied to Ch-A input for a time
which is greater than the value is set in this parameter.
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This parameter is visible if measurement method selection parameter
is . Only Ch-A input is performed in Frequencymeter/Tachometer
functions
Measurement Period
Function)
Number of pulses in Ch-A input is counted during this time

This parameter is visible if measurement method selection parameter

i is
functions
. Only Ch-A input is performed in Frequencymeter/Tachometer
Output-1 Function
Function)
Output is latched. Output-1 does not change position until

Manual reset is applied.
Output-1 is latched
SET1
Output-1
Reset
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Output-1 is non-latched
SET1
SET1 - HYS1
Output-1
Output-1 is an alarm output. For details, refer to Alarm

Functions for Output-1 parameter
i Only Ch-A input is performed in Frequencymeter/Tachometer functions
Output-2 Function
Function)
Output is latched. Output-2 does not change position until
Manual reset is applied.
Output-2 is latched
SET2
Output-2
Reset
i Only Ch-A input performs in Frequencymeter / Tachometer function.
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Output-2 is non-latched
SET2
SET2 - HYS2
Output-2
i Only Ch-A input is performed in Frequencymeter/Tachometer functions
Alarm Functions for Output-1

Function)
If Output-1 function parameter is selected
Alarm output, then Output-1 becomes active according to this
parameter.
High Alarm.
Output-1
ON
OFF
Set1-Hys1 Set1
Count Value
Low Alarm.
Output-1
ON
OFF
Set1 Set1+Hys1
Count Value
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Deviation High Alarm.
Output-1
ON
OFF
- Hys1 Set1+Set2
Set2
Count Value
Deviation Low Alarm.
Output-1
ON
OFF
Set2-Set1 + Hys1
Set2
Count Value
Deviation Band Alarm.
Output-1
ON
OFF
- Hys1 Set2-Set1 Set1+Set2 + Hys1
Set2
Count Value

(It is accessible in FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER functions)
It defines hysteresis for Output-1. It is used if Output-1 is non-latched.

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(It is visible only in FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER Function)
It defines hysteresis for Output-2. It is used if Output-2 is non-latched.

Output-1 Operation Form
Output-1 Normally non-energised
Output-1 Normally energised
Output-2 Operation Form
Output-2 Normally non-energised
Output-2 Normally energised
Output-1 Pulse Time

It determines how long Output-1 will be active.
It can be adjusted from 0000.00 to 0099.99 seconds.
If it is 0000.00 second, then it operates indefinitely.
For details, refer to the section where output functions are
defined
Output-2 Pulse Time

It determines how long Output-2 will be active.
It can be adjusted from 0000.00 to 0099.99 seconds.
If it is 0000.00 second, then it operates indefinitely.
For details, refer to the section where output functions are
defined
Start of the Controlling

(It is accessible only in FREQUENCYMETER/TACHOMETER
functions)
Outputs are controlled according to this parameter
Control is started when the unit is energised.
Control is started when count value reaches to SET1 value
Control is started when count value reaches to SET2 value.
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Direction of Counting
(It is accessible in functions except for FREQUENCYMETER/
TACHOMETER functions)
Upcount. ( 0 Þ Preset )
Downcount. ( Preset Þ 0 )
i
If Input Types and Functions parameter is or in
COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” functions, then direction of counting
parameter can not be accessed.
Point Position for Display

(It is accessible in functions except for TIMER and
CHRONOMETER functions)
No point

(It is accessible in functions except for FREQUENCYMETER/
TACHOMETER functions)
Count value is saved to memory when power is

disconnected and restored on power up.
Count value is not saved to memory when power is

disconnected. When power up is shown on the
screen.
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SET1 Operation Form Selection
(It is accessible only in COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER”
Function)
Absolute operation.SET1 can be adjusted from to
Operation with offset. SET1 can be defined ± Offset

according to SET2 value.( SET1 = SET1 + SET2 )
For example ;if operation with offset is selected, SET1 =

5000, SET2 = 10000.
Output-1 becomes active or inactive according to
SET1 = 5000 + 10000 = 15000 value
For example; If operation with offset is selected ;

If 6th digit of the SET1 is adjusted to “-”, SET1 becomes
negative (For details, refer to Section 7.3)
SET1 = -05000 ; SET2 = 10000
Output-1 becomes active or inactive according to
SET1 = - 5000 +10000 = 5000 value
Slave Address
Modbus Protocol Type Selection
Modbus ASCII protocol is selected
Modbus RTU protocol is selected
Communication Parity Selection
No parity
Odd Parity
Even Parity
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Baud Rate
1200 Baud Rate
2400 Baud Rate
4800 Baud Rate
9600 Baud Rate
19200 Baud Rate
Communication Stop Bit selection
1 Stop Bit
2 Stop Bits
Reset and Set protection (For accessing from front panle)
Only RESET button protection is active. Actual value can not

be reset by Reset button.
Actual value can be reset only reset input is active
SET1 and SET2 can not be changed.
Full protection ; Reset protection is active, also SET1 and

SET2 can not be changed.
Frequency / Cycle Coefficient

functions)
It can be adjusted from to . Count value is multiplied
with this parameter.
If it is multiplication is not performed. So number of pulses are
displayed without having any changes.
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(It is accessible except for TIMER and CHRONOMETER functions)
It can be adjusted from to . Changes in this
parameter is evaluated when counting starts.
If it is multiplication is not performed. So number of pulses are
displayed without having any changes.
Program Password
It is used for accessing to the program parameters. It can be adjusted
from to .
If it is , there is no password protection while accessing to the
parameters.
When programming button is pressed, will appear on the
display.
If program password is not “0” while accessing to the program
parameters ;
1- If user does not enter the value correctly ; operation screen
will appear without entering to operator parameters.
2- When in top display and in bottom display,if user

presses ENTER button without entering password (for observing the
parameters):
User can see all parameters except Program Password but device does
not allow to do any changes with parameters.
( Please refer to Section 9. Failure Messages in EZM-7750
Programmable Timer & Counter (2) )
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9. Failure Messages in EZM-7750 Programmable Timer & Counter
OP1
1 - Position of the DIP Switch is wrong. (DIP Switch
OP2 determines the operation function of the device and it is
under the top cover)
SV1
SV2
For details, refer to Section 2.8 “Selection of Operation
Function and Input Type with DIP Switch”.
RESET P TOTAL
SET1 SET2
2 - If the password is not 0, user can access to the parameters without entering the password and
by pressing ENTER button.
User can see all parameters except for programming password parameter but user
can not do any changes in parameters. If password is entered for accessing to the parameters
correctly, most significant digit of the parameter flashes. But if the password is not entered,
flashing of the most significant digit is not realised.
OP1 Operation OP1

Password
OP2 Screen OP2
Screen
SV1 SV1
The most
SV2 SV2 significant digit
of the parameter
(4th digit for this
RESET P TOTAL RESET P TOTAL parameter)
flashes.
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Press ENTER
When PROG button is pressed, button without
password entering screen will entering the
appear. password.
For COUNTER / OP1 Input Types

“TOTALIZER COUNTER” OP2 and Functions
Function
SV1
No digit flashes.
SV2
RESET P TOTAL
SET1 SET2
By pressing ENTER
button, user can see all
parameters except for
program password
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For COUNTER / OP1
“TOTALIZER COUNTER” OP2
function SV1
SV2
RESET P TOTAL
Press PROG button to exit Continue to press ENTER
from programming mode. SET1 SET2
button for scanning the
parameters.
OP1 OP1
OP2 OP2
SV1 SV1
SV2 SV2
SET1 SET2 SET1 SET2
Operation Screen Input Types and

Functions
OP1
3 - If Actual Value is flashing and counting is stopped ;
OP2
It appears if any of the count value is greater than the
maximum count value.
SV1
(Total count value for Counter/”Totalizer Counter”
SV2
Function - Batch count value for Batch Counter
FUNCTION )
RESET P TOTAL
To remove this warning and reset the count value press
RESET button.
SET1 SET2
4 - If actual value is flashing and counting is not

OP1
OP2
performed;
It appears if any of the count value is less than the
SV1 minimum count value.
SV2
(Total count value for Counter/“Totalizer Counter”
Function - Batch count value for Batch Counter
FUNCTION )
RESET P TOTAL
To remove this warning and reset the count value press
SET1 SET2
RESET button.
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10. Specifications
Device Type : Programmable Timer & Counter

Housing & Mounting : 72mm x 72mm x 87.5 DIN Size 43700 plastic housing for
panel mounting. Panel cut-out is 69x69mm
Protection Class : NEMA 4X (IP65 at front, IP20 at rear).
Weight : Approximately 0.25 Kg.
Environmental Ratings : Standard, indoor at an altitude of less than 2000 meters
with none condensing humidity
Storage / Operating Temperature: -40 oC to +85 oC / 0 oC to +50 oC
Storage / Operating Humidity : 90 % max. (None condensing)
Installation : Fixed installation
Over Voltage Category : II
Pollution Degree : II, office or workplace, none conductive pollution
Operating Conditions : Continuous
Supply Voltage and Power : 100 - 240 VV 50/60 Hz. (-15% / +10%) 6VA
24 VV 50/60 Hz. (-15% / +10%) 6VA
24 VZ (-15% / +10%) 6W
Electrical Characteristics
Of Digital Inputs : Rated voltage : 16 VDC @ 5mA
Maximum continuous permissible voltage : 30 VDC
Logic 1 minimum level : 3 VDC
Logic 0 maximum level : 2 VDC
Maximum Input Frequency : For Counter / “Totalizer Counter” and Batch Counter ;
If = 0 , 1 , 2 ; 6000Hz
If = 3 , 4 ; 5000Hz
If = 5 , 6 ; 5000Hz
If = 7 ; 3000Hz
For Frequencymeter / Tachometer ; 10kHz
Max 30 Hz ( , debounce)
Optional Output Modules :-EMO-700 Relay Output Module (5A@250VV)
100.000 operation (Full Load)
-EMO-710 SSR Driver Output Module
(Max20mA@18VZ)
-EMO-720 Digital (Transistor) Output Module
(Max 40mA@18VZ)
Standard Communication
Module : EMC-700 RS-232 Communication Module
Optional Communication
Module : EMC-710 RS-485 Communication Module
Communication Protocol : MODBUS-RTU, MODBUS-ASCII
Process Display : 10.8 mm Red 6 digit LED display
Set Display : 8 mm Green 6 digit LED display
Led Indicators : SV1 (Set1 value), SV2 (Set2 value) , O1 / 2 (Control
or Alarm Output ) LEDs
Approvals : UL Recognized Component(File Number: E 254103),
GOST-R,
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EZM-7750 72x72 DIN SIZE Programmable Timer & Counter

EZM-7750 72 x 72 DIN Size

Instruction Manual. ENG EZM-7750 02 V14 11/06

Operation and Parameters:

3.ELECTRICAL WIRINGS........................................................................................... Page 15

3.5 GALVANIC ISOLATION TEST VALUES OF EZM-7750 PROGRAMMABLE

4.DEFINITIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF OUTPUT MODULES........................... Page 22

5.CONNECTION TERMINALS OF OUTPUT MODULES AND CONNECTION

6.CONNECTIONS FOR RS-232 / RS-485 SERIAL COMMUNICATION..................... Page 29

7.DEFINITION OF FRONT PANEL AND ACCESSING TO THE SET

7.5 COUNTER / “TOTALIZER COUNTER” PARAMETERS

7.6 BATCH COUNTER PARAMETERS

7.7 TIMER PARAMETERS

7.8 FREQUENCYMETER / TACHOMETER PARAMETERS

7.9 CHRONOMETER PARAMETERS

7.10 ACCESSING TO THE PROGRAM PARAMETERS

8.PROGRAM PARAMETERS..................................................................................... Page 68

9.FAILURE MESSAGES IN EZM-7750 PROGRAMMABLE TIMER & COUNTER .. Page 101

10.SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................. Page 103

Manufacturer Company Name : Emko Elektronik A.S.

Product Name : Programmable Timer & Counter

Model Number : EZM-7750

Type Number : EZM-7750

Product Category : Electrical equipment for measurement, control and

Conforms to the following directives :

73 / 23 / EEC The Low Voltage Directive as amended by 93 / 68 / EEC

89 / 336 / EEC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive

Has been designed and manufactured according to the following specifications

EN 61000-6-4:2001 EMC Generic Emission Standard for the Industrial Environment

EN 61000-6-2:2001 EMC Generic Immunity Standard for the Industrial Environment

EN 61010-1:2001 Safety Requirements for electrical equipment for measurement,

1.1 General Specifications

Relay, SSR Driver ,Digital

HI Module-2 Product Code

Do not use the unit in combustible or explosive gaseous atmospheres.

It is your responsibility if this equipment is used in a manner not specified in this

Maximum 15mm / 0.59 inch

72mm / 2.83 inch

97 mm / 3.82 inch (min)

97 mm / 3.82 inch (min)

69mm / 2.72 inch

Max. Operating Humidity : 90% Rh (non-condensing)

2.5 Panel Mounting

1-Before mounting the device in

2-Check front panel gasket

3-Insert the device through the

The unit is designed for panel

1-Insert the unit in the panel cut-out

2- Insert the mounting clamps to the

2.7 Removing from the Panel

1-Loosen the screws.

3-Pull the unit through the front

Input Type Selection

3.1 Terminal Layout and Connection Instructions

Sensor Counting Inputs

Supply Voltage Input

DIP SWITCH ADJUSTMENT : PNP