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General| Brand | Baumer |
|---|---|
| Model | NE212 |
| Category | Cash Counter |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the manual for clarity.
General safety precautions and information for operating the units safely.
Guidelines for the intended application and operation of the units.
Safety guidelines for installation, commissioning, and maintenance, including handling defective units.
Overview of the electronic preset counter's functions and types.
Explanation of the LED indicators used for status and information display.
Description of the control panel layout and the system's block diagram.
Instructions for connecting the power supply, including voltage options and protection.
Details on assigning signal outputs for relay contacts and their specifications.
Information on programming and assigning electronic outputs as NPN or PNP.
Guide to assigning signal inputs, including specifications for different input types.
Examples of typical connections and instructions for connecting the sensor supply.
Information on connecting serial interfaces like RS232, RS422, and RS485.
Procedure for running and testing the counter's functions, including keyboard, input, and output tests.
Overview of key operations and how to input parameters in operating mode.
Reading and changing the main counter status and preset values (P1, P2).
Reading and changing the main counter's start count value.
Reading, resetting, and changing values for totalizing and batch counters.
Reading and resetting the time meter.
Using the F-key for quick changes to preset values.
Introduction to the four programming segments and their purposes.
Steps to enter the programming mode, including code entry and error handling.
Details on setting operating parameters for counter status, presets, and time meter.
Setting access levels (status numbers) for operating parameters.
Configuring operating modes, scaling factors, frequencies, and counting modes.
Setting reset functions, output times for P1, P2, B1, and preset acceptance.
Configuring function key addresses, batch counter functions, time measurement, and input functions.
Setting interface parameters like baud rate, parity, address, and stop bits.
Specifications for voltage supply, power consumption, sensor supply, and display.
Dimensions, housing, materials, weight, and specifications for inputs/outputs.
Physical dimensions and factory programmed default parameter values.
List of error codes and their meanings for troubleshooting.
Guide to selecting part numbers based on supply voltage, outputs, and interface.
