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IDEC SmartRelay installation and wiring

IDEC SmartRelay Manual 45

Requirements for transistor outputs

The load connected to IDEC SmartRelay must have the

following characteristics:

• The maximum switched current is 0.3 A per output.

Connecting

This is how you connect the load to an IDEC SmartRelay

with transistor ou

tputs:

FL1B-M08

Q5 Q6MM

Load: 24 V DC, 0.3 A max.

Load Load

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Default Chapter9
- Table of Contents9
1 Getting Started with IDEC Smartrelay15
2 IDEC Smartrelay Installation and Wiring31
- Modular IDEC Smartrelay Setup34
- Maximum Setup34
- Setup with Different Voltage Classes36
- Compatibility38
- Installing/Removing IDEC Smartrelay39
- DIN Rail Mounting40
- Wall-Mounting43
- Mounting the Text Display44
- Wiring IDEC Smartrelay46
- Connecting the Power Supply47
- Connecting the Text Display Power Supply48
- Connecting IDEC Smartrelay Inputs49
- Connecting Outputs58
- Connecting the as Interface Bus63
- Putting into Operation65
- Switching on the IDEC Smartrelay/Power on65
- Operating States68
3 Programming IDEC Smartrelay71
- Connectors72
- Blocks and Block Numbers74
- From Circuit Diagram to IDEC Smartrelay Program77
- The Four Golden Rules for Operating IDEC Smartrelay80
- Overview of IDEC Smartrelay Menus82
- Writing and Starting the Circuit Program83
- Selecting Programming Mode83
- The First Circuit Program84
- Circuit Program Input86
- Assigning a Circuit Program Name91
- Password92
- Switching IDEC Smartrelay to RUN Mode98
- Second Circuit Program100
- Deleting a Block106
- Deleting Block Groups107
- Correcting Programming Errors108
- Selecting Analog Output Values for RUN/STOP Transition108
- Defining the Type of Analog Outputs109
- Deleting the Circuit Program and Password110
- Summertime/Wintertime Conversion111
- Synchronization115
- Memory Space and Circuit Program Size117
4 IDEC Smartrelay Functions123
- Constants and Connectors - Co124
- Basic Functions List - GF128
- And129
- AND with Edge Detection130
- NAND (Not AND)130
- NAND with Edge Detection131
- NOR (Not OR)133
- XOR (Exclusive OR)134
- NOT (Negation, Inverter)134
- Special Functions135
- Designation of the Inputs135
- Time Response136
- IDEC Smartrelay Manual136
- Backup of the Real-Time Clock137
- Retentivity137
- Parameter Protection138
- Calculating the Gain and Offset of Analog Values139
- Special Functions List - SF142
- On-Delay145
- Off-Delay149
- On-/Off-Delay150
- Retentive On-Delay152
- Interval Time-Delay Relay/Pulse Output153
- Edge-Triggered Interval Time-Delay Relay154
- Asynchronous Pulse Generator156
- Random Generator158
- Stairwell Light Switch160
- Dual-Function Switch162
- Seven-Day Time Switch164
- Twelve-Month Time Switch169
- Up/Down Counter175
- Operating Hours Counter178
- Frequency Trigger182
- Analog Trigger185
- Analog Differential Trigger188
- Analog Comparator191
- Analog Watchdog196
- Analog Amplifier199
- Latching Relay204
- Current Impulse Relay205
- Message Texts207
- Softkey219
- Shift Register222
- Analog Multiplexer224
- Analog Ramp Control226
- PI Controller230
- Pulse Width Modulator (PWM)236
- IDEC Smartrelay Manual236
- Analog Math239
- Analog Math Error Detection244
5 Configuring IDEC Smartrelay247
- Selecting Parameter Assignment Mode248
- Parameters249
- Selecting the Parameters250
- Modifying Parameters251
- Setting the Default Values for IDEC Smartrelay253
- Setting the Time of Day and Date (FL1E-H12RC254
- Setting the Display Contrast and Backlight Choice255
- Setting the Menu Language257
- Setting the Number of Ais in the Base Module258
- Setting the Start Screen259
6 IDEC Smartrelay Memory  and Battery Cartridge (Card)261
- Security Function (Copyprotect)264
- Inserting and Removing Memory and Battery Cartridges266
- Copying Data from IDEC Smartrelay to the Memory Cartridge268
- Copying Data from the Memory Cartridge to IDEC Smartrelay270
7 IDEC Smartrelay Software273
- Connecting IDEC Smartrelay to a PC275
8 Applications277
- Stairway or Corridor Lighting279
- Requirements for a Stairway Lighting System279
- Previous Solution279
- Lighting System with IDEC Smartrelay280
- IDEC Smartrelay Manual281
- Special Features and Expansion Options282
- Automatic Door283
- Requirements of an Automatic Door283
- Conventional Solution284
- Door Control System with IDEC Smartrelay284
- Special Features and Expansion Options287
- Extended Solution with FL1E-H12RCC287
- Air-Conditioning System290
- Requirements for an Air-Conditioning System290
- Advantages of Using IDEC Smartrelay293
- Factory Door295
- Requirements for a Gate Control System295
- Previous Solution296
- Extended IDEC Smartrelay Solution298
- Centralized Control and Monitoring of Several Factory Doors299
- Requirements for a Gate Control System300
- Luminous Rows303
- Requirements for a Lighting System303
- Previous Solution304
- Luminous Row Control System with FL1E-H12RCC305
- Service Water Pump307
- Requirements for a Control System of a Service Water Pump308
- Previous Solution308
- Service Water Pump System with FL1E-H12RCC309
- Special Features and Expansions310
Technical Data311
General Technical Data311
Technical Data: FL1E-H12RCC/FL1E-B12RCC313
Technical Data: FL1B-M08C2R2316
Technical Data: FL1E-H12SND319
Technical Data: FL1B-M08B1S2321
Technical Data: FL1E-H12RCA/FL1E-B12RCA323
Technical Data: FL1B-M08D2R2326
Technical Data: FL1E-H12RCE/ FL1E-B12RCE and FL1B-M08B2R2328
Switching Capacity and Service Life of the Relay Outputs331
Technical Data: FL1B-J2B2332
Technical Data: FL1D-K2B2, FL1D-K2BM2333
Technical Data: Text Display334
Determining the Cycle Time335
IDEC Smartrelay Without Display339
IDEC Smartrelay Menu Structure343
IDEC Smartrelay Base Module343
Text Display345
- D.2 Text Display345
Type Numbers347
Index349

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