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General| Brand | Baumer |
|---|---|
| Model | NE214 |
| Category | Cash Counter |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols used in the manual for clarity and understanding.
Details on product development, safe operation, and adherence to manual.
Specifies correct application and operating conditions for industrial processes.
Procedures for safe installation, commissioning, and maintenance.
Overview of the 6-digit preset counter, its functions, and capabilities.
Explanation of LED indicators and the function of each operating field key.
Illustrates the internal connections and signal flow of the counter.
Details the function of each terminal and the 15-pole screw-type terminals.
Instructions for connecting AC/DC voltage and sensor supply.
Details for connecting electronic and signal (relay) outputs and inputs.
Information on serial port functions and interfaces like RS232, RS422, RS485.
Procedure for starting and extending the device's test routine.
Reading and changing counter status, preset values P1, P2, and SC.
Reading and resetting the totalizer and hour counter values.
Details of programming fields 1, 2, and 3 for parameter configuration.
Details functions of keys in both operating and programming modes.
Steps to enter the code to access programming segments and handle errors.
How to input new values for operating parameters in Segment 1.
Defines status numbers 0, 1, 2 for parameter access control.
Inputting status numbers to control parameter access on the operator level.
Setting the operating mode and scaling range for the main counter.
Selecting counting modes and configuring track A/B frequencies.
Configuring input logic, reset methods, and signal input functions.
Setting digital output logic, pulse times, and preset acceptance.
Assigning functions to the keys for display and operation.
Setting access codes and configuring batch counter functions.
Configuring baud rate, parity, stop bits, and device address.
Setting analog output assignment, offset, and limits.
Procedures for returning to operator level and resetting to factory defaults.
Detailed explanations of Step, Main, Parallel, and Self-adjusting preset modes.
Overview of initial programming lines and their short descriptions.
Overview of programming lines for modes, communication, and analog settings.
Explains counting in both directions and differential (A-B) counting.
Details totalizing (A+B) and 90° phase offset counting methods.
Factors determining signal output response: presets, logic, reset.
Diagrams for stage preset with continuous or pulse signals, with/without auto reset.
Diagrams for main preset with pulse signals and automatic reset.
Diagrams for main preset without auto reset, start count at zero.
Illustrates parallel comparison and self-adjusting preset responses.
Determines adding/subtracting mode based on start count value.
Details voltage supply ranges, power consumption, and sensor supply.
Information on display, available functions, scaling factor, and count modes.
Specifications for outputs, interfaces, interference, and approval standards.
Provides dimensions, installation depth, mounting, and materials.
Details comparator input circuits and relay output specifications.
Specifications for electronic outputs and analog output resolution/ranges.
Information on analog output accuracy, non-linearity, and temperature coefficients.
Visual representation of the device dimensions and mounting cutout.
Lists parameters programmed into the counter by the factory.
Explains error codes and their rectification, including resettable errors.
Codes for selecting the required voltage supply.
Codes for selecting output types: relay, optocoupler.
Codes for selecting interface types: none, RS485, RS422, RS232.
