CSM_H7AN_DS_E_4_6
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Digital Counter (DIN 72 × 72)
H7AN
A DIN 72 x 72 mm Best-selling Counter
• Easy setting with thumbwheel switches.
• A draw-out construction enables maintenance without rewiring.
• Models with 2-, 4-, 6-, or 8-digit displays are also available.
• Total Counter models are also Available..
Refer to Safety Precautions for All Counters and
Safety Precautions on page 17.
This product was upgraded in January 2006. Refer to Changes in
Specifications on page 18 for details.
For the most recent information on models that have been certified for
safety standards, refer to your OMRON website.
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Ordering Information
Each model is sold together with a mounting bracket.
Preset Counter
Totalizing Counter
Note: Specify the power supply voltage when ordering.
One stage Two stages One stage Two stages
Reversible counter (Up/Down)
One stage Two stages
6
8
2
4
Incrementing (Up) or decrementing
(Down) counter (not reversible)
With digital
display
With digital
display
2
4
No. of
digits
Backup
function
No H7AN-2D ---
Yes H7AN-2DM ---
No H7AN-4D H7AN-W4D
Yes H7AN-4DM H7AN-W4DM
Incrementing (Up), decrementing (Down),
or reversible (Up/Down) counter
No. of
digits
Backup
function
With digital
display
With digital
display
No H7AN-R6D H7AN-RW6D
Yes H7AN-R6DM H7AN-RW6DM
No H7AN-R8D ---
Yes H7AN-R8DM ---
No H7AN-E2D ---
Yes H7AN-E2DM ---
No H7AN-E4D H7AN-WE4D
Yes --- H7AN-WE4DM
No. of
digits
Backup
function
With digital
display
With digital
display
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No. of
digits
Backup
function
No H7AN-RT6
Yes H7AN-RT6M
No ---
Yes H7AN-RT8M
Incrementing (Up) or decrementing
(Down) counter (not reversible)
Reversible counter
(Up/Down)
Reversible counter
(Up/Down)
No. of
digits
Backup
function
No H7AN-T4 ---
Yes H7AN-T4M H7AN-ET4M
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Specifications
Preset Counters
Incrementing/Decrementing Counters
Reversible Counters
Incrementing, Decrementing, and Reversible Counters
Operating method Incrementing and decrementing (selectable with DIP switch)
Mounting method Flush mounting
Operation modes N, F, C, R, K, P, Q (selectable with rotary DIP switch)
Input signal method (Count and reset
inputs)
Contact and transistor input voltage (H and L)
Control output 1-stage counters: Contact (SPDT) and transistor output (H and L output switchable)
2-stage counters: Contact (SPST-NO) and transistor output (H and L output switchable)
Set value read Continuous mode
Memory backup No Yes/No (Selectable using DIP switch)
Display Yes (10-mm high 7-segment LED, Up indicator) Yes (10-mm high 7-segment LED, Up indicator)
Models 2 digits 1 stage H7AN-2D H7AN-2DM
4 digits 1 stage H7AN-4D H7AN-4DM
2 stages H7AN-W4D H7AN-W4DM
Operating method Reversible (selectable with rotary DIP switch) between 0 and the set value
Incrementing/decrementing A/D (command inputs)
Incrementing/decrementing B/E (individual inputs)
Incrementing/decrementing C/F (phase difference inputs)
Mounting method Flush mounting
Operation modes N, F, C, R, K, P, Q (selectable with rotary DIP switch)
Input signal method (Count, reset
input)
Contact and transistor input voltage (H and L)
Control output 1-stage counters: Contact (SPDT) and transistor output (H and L output switchable)
2-stage counters: Contact (SPST-NO) and transistor output (H and L output switchable)
Set value read Continuous mode
Memory backup No Yes/No (Selectable using DIP switch)
Display Yes (10-mm high 7-segment LED, Up indicator)
Models 2 digits 1 stage H7AN-E2D H7AN-E2DM
4 digits 1 stage H7AN-E4D H7AN-E4DM
2 stages H7AN-WE4D H7AN-WE4DM
Operating method Incrementing, decrementing, and reversible (UP/DOWN A to F) (selectable with rotary DIP switch)
Mounting method Flush mounting
Operation modes N, F, C, R, K, P, Q (selectable with rotary DIP switch)
Input signal method (Count, reset
input)
Contact and transistor input voltage (H and L)
Control output 1-stage counters: Contact (SPDT) and transistor output (H and L output switchable)
2-stage counters: Contact (SPST-NO) and transistor output (H and L output switchable)
Set value read Continuous mode, Reset mode (selectable)
Memory backup No Yes/No (Selectable using DIP switch)
Display Yes (8-mm high 7-segment LED, Up indicator)
Models 6 digits 1 stage H7AN-R6D H7AN-R6DM
2 stage H7AN-RW6D H7AN-RW6DM
8 digits 1 stages H7AN-R8D H7AN-R8DM
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Totalizing Counters
Incrementing/Decrementing Counters
Reversible Counters
Incrementing, Decrementing, and Reversible Counters
■Ratings
*The ripple is 20% max.
**There is an inrush current of 14 A at 240 VAC for approximately 0.6 ms, 15 A at 12 to 24 VDC for 2 ms, 5 A at 48 VDC for 3 ms, or 8 A at 100 VDC
for 2 ms immediately after power-ON.
***Only preset counters can be automatically reset.
Operating method Incrementing and decrementing (selectable with DIP switch)
Mounting method Flush mounting
Input signal method (Count, reset input) Contact and transistor input voltage (H and L)
Memory backup No Yes/No (Selectable using DIP switch)
Display Yes (10-mm high 7-segment LED)
Models 4 digits H7AN-T4 H7AN-T4M
Operating method Reversible (selectable with rotary DIP switch) between 0 and the full scale
Incrementing/decrementing A/D (command inputs)
Incrementing/decrementing B/E (individual inputs)
Incrementing/decrementing C/F (phase difference inputs)
Mounting method Flush mounting
Input signal method (Count, reset input) Contact and transistor input voltage (H and L)
Memory backup Yes/No (Selectable using DIP switch)
Display Yes (10-mm high 7-segment LED)
Models 4 digits H7AN-ET4M
Operating method Incrementing, decrementing, and reversible (UP/DOWN A to F)
Mounting method Flush mounting
Input signal method (Count, reset input) Contact and transistor input voltage (H and L)
Memory backup No Yes/No (Selectable using DIP switch)
Display Yes (8-mm high 7-segment LED)
Models 6 digits H7AN-RT6 H7AN-RT6M
8 digits --- H7AN-RT8M
Rated supply voltage 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (common use); 12 to 24, 48, 100 VDC*
Operating voltage range 85% to 110% of rated voltage
Power consumption Approx. 10 VA (240 VAC at 50 Hz); Approx. 5 W (at 24 VDC)**
Max. counting speed of
CP1 and CP2
2-digit counters: 30 Hz
4-digit counters: 30 Hz or 5 kHz
6- or 8-digit counters: 30 Hz or 5 kHz
Minimum signal width (with ON/OFF ratio of 1:1): 30 Hz: 16.7 ms, 5 kHz: 0.1 ms
H: 4.5 to 30 VDC, L: 0 to 2 VDC
Reset Power supply reset (except for H7AN Counter with suffix “-M”):
Minimum power-OFF time: 0.5 s with a reset time of 0.05 s after power-ON.
External, manual, reset signal time: 0.02 s
Reset time after completion of reset signal: 0.05 s
Automatic reset***
Control output Contacts: 3 A at 250 VAC, resistive load (cosφ = 1)
No-contacts: 100 mA max. at 30 VDC max., open collector
Min. applicable load 10 mA at 5 VDC (p level reference value)
External power supply 80 mA, 12 VDC ±10% (contains 5% ripple max.)
Ambient temperature Operating: –10°C to 55°C (with no icing)
Storage: –25°C to 65°C (with no icing)
Ambient humidity 35% to 85%
Case color Light gray (Munsell 5Y7/1)
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■Characteristics
* This applies only to the models ending with -M.
■Applicable Standards
Engineering Data
Life of Contacts
Insulation resistance 100 MW min. (at 500 VDC) (between current-carrying terminal and exposed non-current-carrying metal parts, and
between non-continuous contacts)
Dielectric strength 2,000 VAC, 50/60 Hz for 1 min (between current-carrying terminal and exposed non-current carrying metal parts)
750 VAC, 50/60 Hz for 1 min (between non-continuous contacts)
Impulse withstand voltage 6 kV (between power terminals), 6 kV (between current-carrying terminal and exposed non-current-carrying metal
parts)
Noise immunity ±2 kV between power terminals (±480 V for models with 12 to 24 VDC)
±500 V between input terminals
Square-wave noise by noise simulator (pulse width: 100 ns, 1-ns rise)
Vibration resistance Destruction:10 to 55 Hz, 0.75-mm double amplitude
Malfunction:10 to 55 Hz, 0.5-mm double amplitude
Shock resistance Destruction: 300 m/s2
Malfunction: 100 m/s2
Life expectancy Mechanical: 10,000,000 operations min.
Electrical: 100,000 operations min. (3 A at 250 VAC, resistive load)
Memory backup storage
method *
Non-volatile memory (Number of writes: 1 million times, Data retention: 10 years)
Weight Approx. 360 g
Approved safety standards UL508/CSA C22.2 No. 14
EN 61010-1 (IEC 61010-1): Pollution degree 2/overvoltage category II
EMC (EMI) EN61326
Emission Enclosure: EN 55011 Group 1 class A
Emission AC mains: EN 55011 Group 1 class A
(EMS) EN61326
Immunity ESD: EN 61000-4-2
Immunity RF-interference: EN 61000-4-3
Immunity Conducted Disturbance: EN 61000-4-6
Immunity Burst: EN 61000-4-4
Immunity Surge: EN 61000-4-5
Immunity Voltage Dip/Interruption: EN 61000-4-11
Electric Life Expectancy
(Resistive load)
Electric Life Expectancy
(Inductive load)
Load current (A)
30 VDC (cosφ = 1)
250 VAC
(cosφ = 1)
30 VDC (L/R=7ms)
250 VAC
(cosφ = 0.4)
No. of operations (×103)
Load current (A)
Reference: 0.15 A max. can be switched 100,000
times at 125 VDC (cosφ = 1).
0.1 A max. can be switched 100,000
times when L/R = 7 ms.
No. of operations (×103)
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Operation
■Count Operation
Preset Counters
Note: Two-stage counters, set the counters so that the interval between 1st and 2nd count out will be more than 5 ms. For Incrementing/
Decrementing switchable counters, only the 2nd value will be effective if the 1st value is larger than the 2nd value.
The Incrementing/Decrementing Counters give outputs in the following order; 1st to 2nd to 1st to 2nd.
Totalizing Counters
Note: The count value will return to “0” when it reaches the full scale limit.
* The full scale value is 9999 for the 4-digit counters, 999999 for the 6-digit counters, and 99999999 for the 8-digit counters.
Incrementing/Decrementing selectable mode Reversible mode
Incrementing mode
Reset
0
1st
2nd
Control outputs
2nd
Preset 1st
Display
Count out
Count out
Incrementing/Decrementing A, B, C (incrementing) mode
Reset
Display
0
1st
2nd
Control outputs
2nd
Preset
1st
Count out
Count out
Decrementing mode
Reset
Display
0
1st
2nd
Control outputs
Preset
1st
2nd
Count out
Count out
Incrementing/Decrementing D, E, F (decrementing) mode
Reset
Display
0
1st
2nd
Control outputs
Preset
1st
2nd
Count out
Count out
Incrementing/Decrementing selectable mode Reversible mode
Incrementing mode
Reset
Full scale*
Display
0
Incrementing/Decrementing A, B, C (decrementing) mode
Reset
Full scale*
Display
0
Decrementing mode
Reset
Full scale*
Display
0
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■*Output Timing Charts
Output Delays
Input Mode Setting
Incrementing/Decrementing Selectable Mode
Note: The width of (A) must be the same as or lager than the minimum signal width, because an error of ±1 count may occur if the width of (A) is
smaller than the minimum signal width.
1-stage Counters 2-stage Counters
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
Start
Count
Contact output Load
Transistor output
Loads
Phase (H to L)
Phase (L to H) *
Start
1st stage: count out
2nd stage: count out
Count
Load
Load
Contact outputs
Phase (H to L)
Phase (L to H) *
Loads
Phase (H to L)
Phase (L to H) *
Loads
Count out
* The operation of the load when the
phase has been reversed.
Transistor
outputs
* The operation of the load when the phase
has been reversed.
Control output Max. counting speed Output delay
2-, 4-digit counters 6-, 8-digit counters
Contact output 30 Hz 14.0 to 16.0 ms 14.0 to 18.0 ms
5 kHz 6.0 to 8.0 ms 6.0 to 8.0 ms
Transistor output 30 Hz 8.0 to 10.0 ms 9.5 to 12.0 ms
5 kHz 0.4 to 0.6 ms 0.3 to 0.5 ms
Incrementing mode Decrementing mode
CP1: Count input; CP2: prohibit (gate) input
0
1
2
3
4
5
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
(A) (A)
Prohibited
Count
CP1: Count input; CP2: prohibit (gate) input
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
(A) (A)
Prohibited
Count
n
n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
n − 4
n − 5
CP1: Prohibit (gate) input; CP2: count input
0
1
2
3
4
5
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
(A) (A)
Count
Prohibited
CP1: Prohibit (gate) input; CP2: count input
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
(A) (A)
Count
Prohibited
n
n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
n − 4
n − 5
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Reversible Mode
Note: 1. A: Minimum signal width; B: Must be at least 1/2 of minimum signal width. An error of ±1 count may occur if the width of (A) and (B) are
smaller than the minimum signal width.
2. Set the same counting speed for CP1 and CP2 when in Up/Down C, or F mode.
■Output Modes
Note: 1. In the C, K, P, and Q modes, the counters must not count out again while the one-shot timer is working.
2. In the C mode, the present value is placed in reset start status as soon as the preset count is reached and the count-out status is not
displayed.
Incrementing mode Decrementing mode
Incrementing/Decrementing A command input mode
0
1
2
3
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
(A) (A)
Count
1
22
3
Incrementing/Decrementing D command input mode
0
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
(A) (A)
Count n
n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
n − 2
n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
Incrementing/Decrementing B individual input mode
0
1
2
3
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
1
22
3
Count
1
Incrementing/Decrementing E individual input mode
0
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
(A)
Count n
n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
n − 2
n − 1n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
Incrementing/Decrementing C phase difference input mode
0
1
2
3
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
1
22
3
Count
BBBB
Incrementing/Decrementing F phase difference input mode
0
H
L
CP1
H
L
CP2
Count
BBBB
n
n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
n − 2
n − 1
n − 2
n − 3
Output
mode
Incrementing, Incrementing/Decrementing A, B, C Decrementing, Incrementing/Decrementing D, E, F
N
Incrementing, decrementing, or reversible
Only CP2 is effective for
1-stage digital counters.
One-shot 1st output (0.5 s, fixed)
Self-holding output Self-holding output One-shot 2nd output (0.1 to 1 s, variable)
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
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Output
mode
Incrementing, Incrementing/Decrementing A, B, C Decrementing, Incrementing/Decrementing D, E, F
F
C
R
K
P
Q
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display1st
1st output
0
2nd
1st output
2nd output
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
2nd output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
0
Reset
2nd
Display 1st
1st output
0
2nd output
Reset
2nd
1st output
0
2nd output
Display 1st
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Nomenclature
■Nomenclature
Preset Counter
Note: These settings are the defaults for the specification selection switches.
321
SW4
SW2
21
SW4
SW1 SW2
32121
SW4SW3
SW2
2121
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
3211
SW4SW3
SW2
211
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
321321
SW4SW3
SW2
21321
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
H7AN-2D, -2DM
H7AN-E2D, -E2DM
Indicator lights at count-out
Indicator lights when reset input is received
Pushbutton switch for manual reset
Internal Unit mounting screw
One-shot timer adjuster
Front cover
Seven-segment LED digital display
Arrangement and Functions of Specification Selection Switches
H7AN-2D (Counting speed: 30 Hz only) H7AN-E2D
(Counting speed: 30 Hz only)
H7AN-2DM
(Counting speed: 30 Hz only)
H7AN-E2DM
(Counting speed: 30 Hz only)
H7AN-4D, -4DM
H7AN-E4D, -E4DM
H7AN-4D H7AN-E4D
H7AN-4DM H7AN-E4DM
Arrangement and Functions of Specification Selection Switches
Indicator lights at count-out
Indicator lights when reset input is received
Pushbutton switch for manual reset
Internal Unit mounting screw
One-shot timer adjuster
Front cover
Seven-segment LED digital display
SW3: Power failure memory backup
Memory backup
(See note.)
No memory backup
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW3-3: SW3-3: Power failure
memory backup
Memory backup (See note.)
No memory backup
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out) (See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-3: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note.)
Down counting
(decrementing)
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-3: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note.)
Down counting
(decrementing)
SW3:
Power failure memory backup
Memory backup
(See note.)
No memory backup
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW1: (A) Counting function selector
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW1: (A) Counting function selector
SW4-3: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note.)
Down counting
(decrementing)
SW4-3: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note.)
Down counting (decrementing)
SW1: (A) Counting function selector
SW3-3: Power failure memory backup
Memory backup
(See note.)
No memory backup
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW1: (A) Counting function selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-2: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
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Note: These settings are the defaults for the specification selection switches.
3 42121
SW4SW3
SW2
32121
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
32121
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
3 421321
SW4SW3
SW2
321321
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
321321
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
H7AN-W4D, -W4DM
H7AN-WE4D, -WE4DM
Arrangement and Functions of Specification Selection Switches
H7AN-W4D H7AN-WE4D
H7AN-W4DM H7AN-WE4DM
H7AN-R6D, -R6DM
H7AN-R8D, -R8DM
H7AN-R6D, -R8D
H7AN-R6DM, -R8DM
Arrangement and Functions of Specification Selection Switches
Indicator lights when reset input is received
Pushbutton switch for manual reset
Internal Unit mounting screw
One-shot timer adjuster
Front cover
Seven-segment LED digital display
Indicator lights at count-out
Indicator lights when
reset input is received
Pushbutton switch for
manual reset
Internal Unit mounting screw
One-shot timer adjuster
Front cover
Seven-segment LED
digital display
Indicator lights at count-out
Indicator lights when
reset input is received
Pushbutton switch for
manual reset
Internal Unit mounting screw
One-shot timer adjuster
Front cover
Indicator lights at count-out
SW2: (B) Operating mode selector SW1: (A) Counting function selector
SW4-4: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note.)
Down counting (decrementing)
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-3: Power failure memory backup
Memory backup (See note.)
No memory backup
SW3-3: Power failure memory backup
Memory backup
(See note.)
No memory backup
SW3-3:
Power failure memory backup
Memory backup
(See note.)
No memory backup
SW4-2: Set value read selector
Always read (See note.)
Read only at reset
SW4-3: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
first transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-2:
Output phase selector for
second transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW2: (B) Operating mode selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-3: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
first transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-2:
Output phase selector for
second transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW1: (B) Counting function selector
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-3: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-2: Set value read selector
Always read (See note.)
Read only at reset
SW1: (B) Counting function selector
SW2: (A) Operating mode selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-3: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW1: (A) Counting function selector
SW2: (B) Operating mode selector
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-3: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
first transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-2:
Output phase selector for second
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW2: (B) Operating mode selector
SW4-4: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note.)
Down counting (decrementing)
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note.)
5 kHz
SW4-3: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for first
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-2:
Output phase selector for
second transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note.)
H→L (at count-out)
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Totalizing Counter
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: SW3-2: CP2 maximum
counting speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW4-3: Set value read selector
Always read (See note 1.)
Read only at reset
SW4-4: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note 1.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note 1.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-2: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note 1.)
Down counting
(decrementing)
H7AN-RW6D, -RW6DM
Arrangement and Functions of
Specification Selection Switches
H7AN-RW6D
H7AN-RW6DM
H7AN-T4, -T4M, -ET4M
H7AN-RT6, -RT6M, -RT8M
H7AN-T4
Arrangement and Functions of Specification Selection Switches
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW4-1: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note 1.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-2: UP/DOWN selector
Up counting (incrementing)
(See note 1.)
Down counting (decrementing)
SW3-3:
Power failure memory backup
Memory backup (See note 1.)
No memory backup
H7AN-T4M
Indicator lights when
reset input is received
Pushbutton switch
for manual reset
Internal Unit mounting screw
One-shot timer adjuster
Front cover
Seven-segment LED
digital display
Indicator lights at count-out
Indicator lights when reset input is received
Pushbutton switch for manual reset
Internal Unit mounting screw
Front cover
Seven-segment LED digital display
SW1: (B) Counting function selector
SW2: (B) Operating mode selector
SW4-1:
Output phase selector for first
transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note 1.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-2:
Output phase selector for
second transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note 1.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW1:
(B) Counting function selector
SW2: (B) Operating mode selector
SW3-3:
Power failure memory backup
Memory backup (See note 1.)
No memory backup
SW4-3: Set value read selector
Always read (See note 1.)
Read only at reset
SW4-4: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note 1.)
Manual reset not possible
SW4-1: Output phase selector for
first transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note 1.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4-2:
Output phase selector for
second transistor output section
L→H (at count-out)
(See note 1.)
H→L (at count-out)
SW4: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note 1.)
Manual reset not possible
SW3-3:
Power failure memory backup
Memory backup (See note 1.)
No memory backup
H7AN-ET4M H7AN-RT6M, -RT8M
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum
counting speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW1: (A) Counting function selector
SW4: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note 1.)
Manual reset not possible
SW3-3:
Power failure memory backup
Memory backup (See note 1.)
No memory backup
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW1: (B) Counting function selector
3 42121
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
3 421321
SW4SW3
SW1 SW2
21321
SW4SW3
1321
SW4SW3
SW1
1321
SW4SW3
SW1
2121
SW4SW3
H7AN-RT6
SW3-1: CP1 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW3-2: CP2 maximum counting
speed selector
30 Hz (See note 1.)
5 kHz
SW4: Manual reset selector
Manual reset possible
(See note 1.)
Manual reset not possible
SW1: (B) Counting function selector
121
SW4SW3
SW1
Note: 1. These settings are the defaults for the specification selection
switches.
2. Specifications selected using the internal specification selection
switches become after switching once a reset has been
performed (e.g., power supply reset, external reset, or manual
reset, but not automatic reset).
If a reset is not performed, operation will continue with the
specifications before switching.
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(A) Counting function selector
Note: These settings are the defaults.
(B) Counting function selector
Note: These settings are the defaults.
(A) Operating mode selector (1-stage preset
models)
Note: These settings are the defaults.
(B) Operating mode selector (2-stage preset
models)
Note: These settings are the defaults.
Dimensions
Note: All units are in millimeters unless otherwise indicated.
Switch
position
Function
0, 1, 8, 9
(See note.)
Up/Down A (command inputs)
2 Up/Down B (individual inputs)
3 Up/Down C (differential phase inputs)
4, 5 Up/Down D (command inputs)
6 Up/Down E (individual inputs)
7 Up/Down F (differential phase inputs)
Switch
position
Function
0, 1 Up/Down A (command inputs)
2 Up/Down B (individual inputs)
3 Up/Down C (differential phase inputs)
4, 5 Up/Down D (command inputs)
6 Up/Down E (individual inputs)
7 Up/Down F (differential phase inputs)
8DOWN
9 (See note.) UP
SW1
SW1
Switch
position
Function
0, 7, 8, F
(See note.)
N (count stop, output hold)
1, 9 F (overcount, output hold)
2, A C (automatic reset, one-shot output)
3, B R (automatic reset, one-shot output 1)
4, C K (overcount reset, one-shot output)
5, D P (automatic reset, one-shot output 2)
6, E Q (automatic reset, one-shot output 3)
Switch
position
Second-stage function
0, 7
(See note.)
First-stage
output hold
N (count stop, output hold)
1 F (overcount, output hold)
2 C (automatic reset, one-shot output)
3 R (automatic reset, one-shot output 1)
4 K (overcount reset, one-shot output)
5 P (automatic reset, one-shot output 2)
6 Q (automatic reset, one-shot output 3)
8, F First-stage
one-shot
output
N (count stop, output hold)
9 F (overcount, output hold)
A C (automatic reset, one-shot output)
B R (automatic reset, one-shot output 1)
C K (overcount reset, one-shot output)
D P (automatic reset, one-shot output 2)
E Q (automatic reset, one-shot output 3)
SW2
SW2
Panel Cutouts
Note: 1. The panel cutouts for the H7AN are as shown (according to DIN437000).
2. The recommended mounting panel thickness is from 1 to 5 mm.
3. Use the mounting bracket (sold together) to mount the digital counter.
Use model number Y92H-5 (2 pcs) to order additional brackets.
82
100 min.
68+0.7
−0
68+0.7
−0
(n-1) × 72 + 70 min.
(including a tolerance of 2 mm)
68+0.7
−0
Two mounting brackets M3.5 screw
@67.6
(When N units are
flush-mounted horizontally.)
72
72 115
15
8319
10
87.6
10.5 Radius: 0.5 max.
Radius: 0.5 max.
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Mounting
Mounting brackets are included with the H7AN. Use these brackets to mount the H7AN securely so that there is no play.
Installation
■Terminal Arrangement
■Connections
Transistor Inputs (NPN Transistors)
The CP1, CP2, and reset inputs of the H7AN must be voltage inputs.
Turn the screws on the mounting
brackets counterclockwise to
loosen them sufficiently. Attach
the bottom mounting bracket first.
After attaching the mounting brackets,
turn the screws clockwise to tighten
them sufficiently. When the screws are
completely tightened, you will hear the
threads disengage.
Y92H-5
Y92H-5
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1-stage Preset Counters
Reset
input
CP2
input CP1
input
0 V 12 V
(−) (+)
1.5 kΩ
Power supply circuit Contact output
Solid-state
output
Surge
absorber
Power supply input
Ground terminal
Open terminal
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0 V 12 V
(−) (+)
1.5 kΩ
Power supply circuit
Surge
absorber
Power supply input
Ground terminal
Contact output
2nd output 1st output
2nd output 1st output
2-stage Preset Counters
Reset
input
CP2
input CP1
input
1.5 kΩ
Solid-state
output
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩ
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩ
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩExternal
power
supply
(12 V)
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩ
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩ
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩExternal
power
supply
(12 V)
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0 V 12 V
(−) (+)
Power supply circuit
Surge
absorber
Power supply input
Ground terminal Open terminals
Open terminals
Total Counters
Reset
input CP2
input CP1
input
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩ
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩ
Input
resis-
tance
4.7 kΩExternal
power
supply
(12 V)
Note: 1. The polarities of the DC power supply terminals are as
follows:
Terminal 1: negative; terminal 2: positive
2. If there is excessive external noise, terminal 3 must be
grounded to an appropriate place where the grounding
resistance is 100 Ω max. There will be a current leakage
of 0.2 mA each from terminals 1 and 2 to terminal 3.
3. The open terminals cannot be used as relay terminals.
4. Insert surge absorbers between each of the power
supply terminals and the ground terminal. If the ground
terminal is not used, insert the surge absorbers between
terminal 1 and terminal 2.
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Contact Inputs
For contact inputs, the contact must have a switching capacity of
2.5 mA min. at 12 V. If a 680-W resistor (1/2 W) is used for R4,
reliability will be improved.
Connections of Single Transistor Inputs
The following illustrations show how to connect a single transistor input to digital counters connected in parallel. The H7AN has an input resistance
of 4.7 kW. If the number of counters is N, the total input resistance will be 4.7/N kW. In this case, the high level input signal voltage can be calculated
as follows:
(4.7/N) x E/(4.7/N + R)
Determine the value of E (V) and R (kW) so that the high level input signal voltage will be 5 to 30 VDC.
Connections of Single Contact Inputs
The following illustrations show how to connect a single contact input to digital counters connected in parallel. If the number of digital counters is
N, the total contact input current will be 2.5 x N (mA) at 12 VDC.
Transistor Contact Input Signal Levels
1. High level: 4.5 V min.
2. Low level: 2 V max. H7AN
Sensor
Reset
(CP1)
(CP2)
( + )
( − )
R1
H7AN
Sensor ( + )
Reset
(CP1)
(CP2)
( − )
R3
H7AN
Sensor ( + )
External
resistor
Reset
(CP1)
(CP2)
( − )
R2
High level: Transistor: OFF High level: PNP Transistor: ON;
R3 is optional.
High level: Transistor: OFF
4.7 kΩ × E/(4.7 kΩ + R1 or R2) must satisfy the above level.E: 30 VDC max.
(12 VDC if power is supplied from the external power supply.)
Input Conditions of the H7AN
H: 5 to 30 V
L: 0 to 2 V
H7AN
Sensor ( + )
Reset
(CP1)
(CP2)
( − )
High level:
Contact: ON
R4
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1
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+E( V )
( − )
4.7 kΩ4.7 kΩ
R (KΩ)
N
8
4.7/N (KΩ)
1
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CP2 input contact
CP1 input contact
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1
Reset input
N
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Transistor Outputs (One-stage Counters)
Load Operation when Transistor is ON
External power supply for Load
Load Operation when Transistor is OFF
Load
Load
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(= RL)
+12 V
1.5 KΩ
V out
Load
Sensor
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Load
+12 V
1.5 KΩ
Vout = (V)
1.5 (kΩ) + RL
12 RL
Connected to the input
terminals of other equipment
The output voltage (V out)
is calculated as follows:
Power supply
for load
Power supply
for load
External
power
supply
External
power
supply
Load
Load
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1-stage counter
(typical)
*( + )
30 VDC max.
( − )
+12 V
1.5 ΚW
External power supply for load
*This diode is necessary if the supply voltage is below 12 V.
External
power
supply
Power supply
for load
Note: 1. The total current consumption of the sensor and load
must not exceed the capacity of the external power
supply (80 mA).
2. The capacity of the load must not exceed the switching
capacity of the transistor (100 mA).
3. The polarities of the power supply terminals are not
reversible. Check connections before applying voltage to
the power supply terminals to avoid damaging the Counter.
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Safety Precautions
● Be sure to read the precautions for all Counters in the website at: http://www.ia.omron.com/.
Warning Indications
Meaning of Product Safety Symbols
•Make sure the proper product is specified for the application.
•For correct use, do not subject the timer to the following conditions.
•Dramatic temperature fluctuations
•High humidity or where condensation may occur
•Severe vibration and shock
•Where excessive dust, corrosive gas, or direct sunlight may be
present
•This product is not waterproof or oil resistance. Do not use the
product in any of the places subject to splashing liquid or oil
atmosphere.
•Use and store the product within the rated ranges given for the
product model you are using. If necessary, use forced cooling. If
the product is stored below −10°C, allow it to warm up for three
hours at room temperature before turning On the power supply.
•Do not cover the vent holes on the products and the area around
the product in order to ensure thermal dissipation.
•Wiring all terminals correctly.
•Do not wire the terminals which are not used.
•Use specified size crimped terminals (M3.5, thickness 7.2 mm
max.) for wiring with a gage of AWG 24 to AWG 18 (equal to a
cross section area of 0.205 to 0.823 mm2).
(The wiring stripping length is 5 to 6 mm.) Up to two wires of same
size and type, or two crimped terminals can be inserted into a
single terminal.
•Use this product within the rated power supply voltage and control
output.
•Use a switch, relay, or other contact to turn the power supply ON
instantaneously. If the voltage is applied gradually, the power may
not be reset or output malfunctions may occur.
•Interlock the power to the product with a relay so that the product
will not be left in an output on condition for long periods. Leaving
the product in an output-on condition for a month or longer,
especially in places with high temperatures, may result in
deterioration to internal parts, such as an electrolytic capacitor.
•Do not apply the supply voltage directly from external to transistor
output.
•A constant reading system is used in the present counter, so
settings can be changed while power is being supplied, but the
output will turn ON if the set value is set to the current
measurement value. (If a setting switch is accidentally touched
during operation, the set value will be changed and the new set
value will be used for operation. Always leave the front panel cover
closed unless you are changing a setting.)
•When changing the set count while power is being supplied, an
inadequate push of the thumb wheel switches will display two
numbers in one display window, causing the operating count to drift
widely.
Therefore, press the thumb wheel switches surely.
•Turn the power OFF first when removing the body from the case,
never touch the terminals or electronic components with your
hands or subject them to shock. When inserting the body, do not
allow electronic components to come in contact with the case.
•Static electricity may destroy internal components. When removing
the body form the case, do not touch an electronic components
other than the setting switches with your hands.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury or in
property damage.
Precautions for
Safe Use
Supplementary comments on what to
do or avoid doing, to use the product
safely.
Precautions for
Correct Use
Supplementary comments on what to
do or avoid doing, to prevent failure to
operate, malfunction or undesirable
effect on product performance.
Used to warn of the risk of electric shock under
specific conditions.
Used for general prohibitions for which there is no
specific symbol.
Used for general mandatory action precautions
for which there is no specified symbol.
CAUTION
Do not touch the terminals while power is being
supplied. Doing so many occasionally result in minor
injury due to electric shock.
Do not use the product where subject to flammable or
explosive gas.
Otherwise, minor injury from explosion may
occasionally occur.
Never disassemble, modify or repair the product or
touch any of the internal parts. Minor electric shock, fire,
or malfunction may occasionally occur.
The life expectancy of output relays varies considerably
with the output load and switching conditions. Always
consider the application conditions and use the output
relays within their rated load and electrical life
expectancy. If the output relays are used past their life
expectancy, contact fusing or burning may occasionally
occur. Also, never exceed the rated load current. When
using a heater, surely use a thermo switch in the load
circuit.
Tighten the terminal screws to between 0.74 and 0.90
N·m.
Loose screws may occasionally result in fire.
Do not allow pieces of metal, wire clippings, or fine
metallic shavings or filings from installation to enter the
product. Doing so may occasionally result in electric
shock, fire, or malfunction.
Precautions for Safe Use
12
13
14
8or
or
or
External
power
supply
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•Check that the LED indicators are operating normally.
Depending on the operating environment, the indicators and plastic
parts may deteriorate faster than expected, causing the indicators
to fail. Periodically perform inspections and replacements.
•Use tools when separating parts for disposal.
•When disposing of the product, observer all local ordinances as
they apply.
•Inrush current will be carried when turning on the power. If the
capacity of the power for the product is insufficient, the product
cannot start. Use a power supply, breakers, contacts which
sufficient capacity.
100 to 240 VAC specifications Approx.23 A for 264 VAC
12 to 24 VDC specifications Approx.15 A for 26.4 VDC
•After turning ON the power supply, 50 ms is required for the
internal circuits to reach the operating voltage. Operation for input
signals may not be correctly during this time.
•After turning OFF the power supply, 50 ms is required for voltage in
the internal circuits to drop. Operation may be performed for input
signals during this time.
•Models without power failure memory backup or models ending
with "-M" (when memory backup is disabled) will operate as shown
in the following figure if the power supply is momentarily
interrupted.
Note: Use a Counter with power failure backup memory (models
ending with -M) and enable memory backup if holding the
status before the power failure is required when the power is
interrupted.
•The following timing chart shows how the H7AN indicates when
there is an external or manual reset input.
•To mount the casing on the digital
counter, insert the digital counter
body into the casing by hand as far
as possible and then tighten the
mounting screw. Press by the
hand the front panel as indicated
by the arrow so that the screw will
tighten securely.
Retaining Data during Power
Interruptions
•The product memorizes the status just before occurring the electric
failure memory with non-volatile memory.
The rewriting lifespan of the non-volatile memory is 1,000,000 or
more. The non-volatile memory rewrites the setting condition into
the initial setting one when the power OFF and reset input. (-M type
only)
■Self-diagnostic Function
When an error has occurred, the bellow error codes are shown.
* Including the case when the rewriting lifespan of the nonvolatile
memory is reached.
Recovery method
As an action, turn the power OFF then back ON again. If the display
restored to normal, then a probable cause can be external noise
affecting the system. Check for external noise. In the case of e3, if
the display remains the same even when turn power ON again, input
reset. After that, if it still remains the same, the product must be
repaired.
■Changes in Specifications
• When conforming to EMC standards, refer to the information
provided in datasheet for cable selection and other conditions.
• This is a class A product. In residential areas it may cause radio
interference, in which case the user may be required to take
adequate measures to reduce interference.
• There is basic insulation between the power supply terminals and
input terminals, and between power supply terminals and output
terminals, and between input and output terminals.
• If double or reinforced insulation is required, use the double or
reinforced insulation defined in IEC 60664 that is suitable for the
maximum applied voltage for the clearance, solid insulation, and
other factors.
Precautions for Correct Use
Counting operation
unstable
Power
Possible
ON
OFF
50 ms
Reception of
input signal
50 ms
Power ON
OFF
Momentary
power interruption
Operation after
power interruption
0.5 s min. Displays and outputs will be reset.
0.01 s max. The status before the power interruption
will be held.
0.01 to 0.5 s Operation will be unstable, i.e., one of the
above operations will be performed.
Reset ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Off
Reset
indicator
Count
display
Display
before
reset
Display
after reset
7 segment
display
Reset
display
Count up
display
Description Output
e1 OFF OFF CPU error OFF
e2 OFF OFF Memory error
(RAM)
OFF
e3 OFF OFF Memory error
(non-volatile
memory)*
OFF
This product was upgraded in January 2006. The main changes are
described below.
1. Maximum Counting Speeds
A DIP switch on models with 4, 6, or 8 digits could be used to set
the maximum counting speed to 3 kHz, 5 kHz, or 30 kHz. The
upgraded models have been changed so the maximum counting
speed can be set to 5 kHz or 30 kHz.
2. Addition of Setting to Enable/Disable Data Backup for Power
Interruptions
On models that back up data when power is turned OFF (models
with model numbers ending in “-M”), a DIP switch setting has
been provided to enable or disable backup.
3. Changes in Functions Allocated to Function Setting Switches
Some of the functions allocated to the DIP switches have been
changed to allow for the changes described in 1 and 2, above.
Conformance to EN/IEC Standards
In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice.
ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE IN MILLIMETERS.
To convert millimeters into inches, multiply by 0.03937. To convert grams into ounces, multiply by 0.03527.
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Please read and understand this catalog before purchasing the products. Please consult your OMRON representative if you
have any questions or comments.
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Omron further disclaims all warranties and responsibility of any type for claims or expenses based on infringement by the
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Omron’s election, to (i) replace (in the form originally shipped with Buyer responsible for labor charges for removal or
replacement thereof) the non-complying Product, (ii) repair the non-complying Product, or (iii) repay or credit Buyer an amount
equal to the purchase price of the non-complying Product; provided that in no event shall Omron be responsible for warranty,
repair, indemnity or any other claims or expenses regarding the Products unless Omron’s analysis confirms that the Products
were properly handled, stored, installed and maintained and not subject to contamination, abuse, misuse or inappropriate
modification. Return of any Products by Buyer must be approved in writing by Omron before shipment. Omron Companies shall
not be liable for the suitability or unsuitability or the results from the use of Products in combination with any electrical or
electronic components, circuits, system assemblies or any other materials or substances or environments. Any advice,
recommendations or information given orally or in writing, are not to be construed as an amendment or addition to the above
warranty.
See http://www.omron.com/global/ or contact your Omron representative for published information.
Limitation on Liability; Etc.
OMRON COMPANIES SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
LOSS OF PROFITS OR PRODUCTION OR COMMERCIAL LOSS IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH THE PRODUCTS,
WHETHER SUCH CLAIM IS BASED IN CONTRACT, WARRANTY, NEGLIGENCE OR STRICT LIABILITY.
Further, in no event shall liability of Omron Companies exceed the individual price of the Product on which liability is asserted.
Suitability of Use.
Omron Companies shall not be responsible for conformity with any standards, codes or regulations which apply to the
combination of the Product in the Buyer’s application or use of the Product. At Buyer’s request, Omron will provide applicable
third party certification documents identifying ratings and limitations of use which apply to the Product. This information by itself
is not sufficient for a complete determination of the suitability of the Product in combination with the end product, machine,
system, or other application or use. Buyer shall be solely responsible for determining appropriateness of the particular Product
with respect to Buyer’s application, product or system. Buyer shall take application responsibility in all cases.
NEVER USE THE PRODUCT FOR AN APPLICATION INVOLVING SERIOUS RISK TO LIFE OR PROPERTY OR IN LARGE
QUANTITIES WITHOUT ENSURING THAT THE SYSTEM AS A WHOLE HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO ADDRESS THE RISKS,
AND THAT THE OMRON PRODUCT(S) IS PROPERLY RATED AND INSTALLED FOR THE INTENDED USE WITHIN THE
OVERALL EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM.
Programmable Products.
Omron Companies shall not be responsible for the user’s programming of a programmable Product, or any consequence
thereof.
Performance Data.
Data presented in Omron Company websites, catalogs and other materials is provided as a guide for the user in determining
suitability and does not constitute a warranty. It may represent the result of Omron’s test conditions, and the user must correlate
it to actual application requirements. Actual performance is subject to the Omron’s Warranty and Limitations of Liability.
Change in Specifications.
Product specifications and accessories may be changed at any time based on improvements and other reasons. It is our
practice to change part numbers when published ratings or features are changed, or when significant construction changes are
made. However, some specifications of the Product may be changed without any notice. When in doubt, special part numbers
may be assigned to fix or establish key specifications for your application. Please consult with your Omron’s representative at
any time to confirm actual specifications of purchased Product.
Errors and Omissions.
Information presented by Omron Companies has been checked and is believed to be accurate; however, no responsibility is
assumed for clerical, typographical or proofreading errors or omissions.
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In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice.
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