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CONFIGURATION SWITCHES AND JUMPERS
A two position switch is located on the main control circuit board in the opening between the
two connectors. These switches are for future expansion and currently have not effect on the
operation of the PD100.
Each of the logic inputs (CAL and RESET) has associated with it a two position jumper plug
located under the front cover and immediately behind its associated connector. These jumpers
allow the inputs to be driven by a sinking (NPN) or sourcing (PNP) device. When the jumper
plug is installed on the pins closest to the connector, the input is set up for a sourcing driver.
When installed on the two pins farthest from the connector (factory setting), the input is set up
for a sinking driver, or dry contact between the input and COM. Both inputs are active low.
CALIBRATION
The detector may be calibrated via the push-button switch on the front cover or remotely through
a switch connected between the CAL and COM terminals of the right terminal block.
In calibrating, the objective is to establish a threshold, a position, such that if the probe moves
across the threshold and away from the target, the PD100 output relay switches to indicate the
separation. Conversely, if the separation of the probe and the target is less than or equal to the
separation at calibration, the PD100 output relay is in the state indicated on the PD100 front
panel.
Thus, to establish the threshold position, simply position the probe and the target at the desired
separation and press the CALIBRATE push button on the front panel of the PD100.
Alternatively, a remote push button connected across the CAL input may be used.
Note that the actual threshold is offset by the amount indicated in the adjacent graph. After the
CAL push button is pressed, the
system always indicates OK. The OUT
indication comes on if the probe is
backed away from the target by the
back-off distance. The smallest back-
off distance is realized if the probe is
calibrated while in contact with the
target. For maximum back-off,
calibrate with a gap between the target
and the probe as indicated in the graph.
The steel target should be at least
0.060” thick.
0.00 0.01 0.02 0.03 0.04 0.05 0.06 0.07 0.08 0.09
Gap at Calibration (in.)
0.001
0.003
0.005
0.007
0.009
0.011
0.013
0.015
0.017
0.019
0.021
Probe Backoff Distance (in.)
PM4 Backoff Distance
PM10 Backoff Distance
PM15 Backoff Distance
Probe Backoff Distances vs Gap at Calibration
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