Baumer NE134 User Manual

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5.3 Output (output mode)
The behavior of the signal outputs is defined by the following set-
tings under the programming field 3: Operating mode, preset mode,
reset mode, take-over of presets, output logic and output time P1
and P2 as momentary
or latched signal .
The following diagrams illustrate some examples:
Programming Operating mode:
Line 21 at 0 = adding
Operating mode:
Line 21 at 1 =subtracting
Preset mode:
Line 22 to 0 = Progressive
preset
Reset mode: Line 23 to 1 or
3 without automatic reset
Output time P1, P2: Line 41,
42 to pulse or duration
RESET
VW (P2)
VW (P1)
O (SC)
OUT P1
OUT P2
RESET
VW (P2
)
VW (P1
)
O (SC
)
OU
T P1
OUT P2
Preset mode:
Line 22 to 0 = Progressive
preset
Reset mode: Line 23 to 0 =
automatic
RESET
VW (P2)
VW (P1)
O (SC)
OUT P1
OUT P2
RESET
VW (P2
)
VW (P1
)
O (SC
)
OU
T P1
OUT P2
Preset mode:
Line 22 to 1 = Trailing preset
VW (P1) corresponds to the
interval between P1 and P2.
When P2 is changed, P1 is
trailed.
RESET
VW (P2)
O (SC)
OUT P1
OUT P2
VW P1
Operation mode:
Line 21 to 2 = OUT P2 at SC,
automatic reset at 0
Preset mode:
Line 22 to 0 = Progressive
preset
RESET
VW (P2
)
VW (P1
)
SC
OU
T P1
OUT P2
0
Preset mode:
Line 22 to 0 = Progressive
preset
Reset mode: Line 23 to 1 or
3 without automatic reset
Function control input 2: Line
36 to 7 = OUT P1 and OUT
P2 are activated by a signal
to control input 2 (Ein St2).
RESET
St 1
VW (P2
)
O (SC
)
OU
T P1
OUT P2
Ein St
2
VW (P1
)
RESET
St 1
VW (P2
)
O (SC
)
OU
T P1
OUT P2
Ein St
2
VW (P1
)

Baumer NE134 Specifications

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Brand	Baumer
Model	NE134
Category	Cash Counter
Language	English