MULTISPAN PFLC-68 Owner's manual

Packaging FLC

MENU ENT

RST

P-FLC 68

P-FLC-68

PACKAGING CONTROLLER AUXILIARY SUPPLY:

Supply voltage

Power consumption

(VA RATING) Approx 6 VA

ENVIRONMENT CONDITION:

Relative Humidity

Protection Level

(AS Per Request)

Operating Temp. 0°C to 55°C

UP to 95% RH

(non-condensing)

IP-65 (Front side) As per IS/IEC

60529 : 2001

24V DC

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION

Input (Start Pulse)

Display

Size

Keys

Panel Cutout

320 x 240 px Resistive Touch screen

Display

96 (H) x 96 (W) x 52 (D) mm

RESET

92 (H) x 92 (W) mm

DISPLAY AND KEYS:

DIMENSION:

Clutch Proxy

Unwinding Motor Start Proxy

Eye Mark Sensor Proxy

INPUT SPECIFICATION:

OUTPUT SPECIFICATION:

Relay

Relay Type

Rating

8 nos

RLY-1 Horizontal seal

RLY-2 Vertical seal

RLY-3 Cutter

RLY-4 Nitrogen fill

RLY-5 Batch cutter

RLY-6 Batch coding

RLY-7 Auger

RLY-8 Unwinding

NO-C

5A, 230V AC

Relay Output

Clutch & Brake

Output 24 V DC

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96

92

96

Outline Dimension (mm) Panel Cutout

Dimension (mm)

52

3

Packaging FLC

RESET

P-

FLC 68

TERMINAL CONNECTION

Made in India www.multispanindia.com

100

250V AC

SUPPLY

24V DC

6VA Max.

+–

CLUTCH

COM

BREAK

+

- -

C

18

19

21

22

2324

26

2728

29

303132 25 20 17

15

14

13

1211

10

98765

4321 16

C8

NO8

NO7

NO6

NO5

NO 4

NO 3

NO 2

NO 1

+12V

NPN

START

PROXI

GND

+12V

NPN

GND

PNP

EYE MARK

SENSOR

+12V

NPN

GND

UNWINDING

START

C

1

4

Relay status

To Relay configuration, RTC Setting, Pull time settings, &

Password setting

It will show date & time. To change/edit go in RTC Setting It will show the status of sensor inputs &

operation of process.

8 Output Relay ON/OFF status display

It is for toggle home page

3

2

4

1) When the proxy pulse comes from clutch proxy (start pulse) the clutch will ON till Max Pull Time or unless

getting the pulse of CMS, but CMS pulse will consider only after Max Minus Min Pulling Time is completed.

This page will display when, Tap to the toggle icon.

Brake mode selection: 1) Pull Time base or 2) Eye mark sensor base

2) After completion of Max Pull Time or getting the CMS pulse (As per selected brake mode),

the clutch Relay will Remain OFF and the Brake Relay will Remain ON.

3) After Brake, all Delay time will start, and completion of that Delay time, Relay will ON as per set ON time

R1

1

Work Flow :

Explanation of data display section:

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1

2

3

4

(Home)

Time

Status display

Relay status

Toggle button

Tap to open Menupage

It will show date & time. To change/edit go in RTC Setting

It will show the status of inputs &

outputs

8 Output Relay ON/OFF status display

Tap to between stoggle home page

NO. Function/Icon Description

Start Start

R1

It will show the status of sensor inputs &

operation of process.

R1

It will change colour,

when its ON.

1) When the proxy pulse comes from clutch proxy (start pulse) the clutch will ON till Max Pull Time or unless

getting the pulse of CMS, but CMS pulse will consider only after Max Minus Min Pulling Time is completed.

1. When the start pulse occurs from the clutch proxy, the clutch will turn ON and remain ON

either until max pull time (in Time mode) or until CMS proxy occurs after the difference of

max and min pull time (in CMS mode).

OR

When the start pulse occurs from the clutch proxy, the clutch will turn ON and remain ON

until one of the following:

(i) Max pull time (in time mode)

(ii) CMS pulse is detected after max - min pulltime (in CMS mode)

2. As the pull time completes or the CMS pulse occurs, the brake will turn on.

3. After brake, respective relays will operate based on their delay and ON time

configurations.

1) When the start pulse occurs from the clutch Proxy, the clutch will turn ON and remain ON

until one of the following :

(i) Max pull time (in time mode)

(ii) CMS pulse is detected after max - min pull time (in CMS mode)

2) As the pull time completes or the CMS pulse occurs, the brake will turn on.

3) After brake, respective relays will operate based on their delay and ON time

configurations.

Explanation of Menu page:

Tap to go back to homepage.

Tap to select number of relays.

1) Relay setting

There is a 7 relay output selection available.

Tap icon for relay timing selection

Select Relay, for which the parameter you want to change.

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This page will display, when Horizontal Seal Relay select.

Tap to edit

relay timing

2) RTC setting

3) Pull time

Tap to edit date/time

Tap to edit pull time.

Page 4

Tap to change RTC.

Tap to edit pull timing.

4) Password setting

5) Manual Mode

To enable/Disable,you need to

enter current password.

Warning:

Only enter in this mode after all

relays operations are completed.

Tap on Particular relay, for Manual operation of that Relay. It will change color, when its ON.

User can use only one relay at a time.

Relay will turn ON based on respective

ON time.

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Tap to change Password settings.

Tap to Manual mode.

Power ON

Homepage 1

Tap to toggle home page

Tap NEXT for individual

Relay settings.

Tap Icon for Date & Time settings. Tap Icon for Manual Mode

Tap Icon for Password settings.

Tap Icon for Relay selection &

Relay delay time settings. .

Tap Icon for Pull time settings.

Select particular relay

for delay/ON time setting

If Enable, then password

can change by keypad.

Tap to turn ON any relay.

Tap for menu page

Homepage 2

MAN UAL

MODE

Switching operation of screens

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PULLING TIME

HORIZONTAL SEAL RLY1 VERTICAL SEAL RLY2

DLY Time = 1.00

MAX TIME = 10.00

MIN TIME = 3.00

DLY Time = 3.00

ON TIME = 4.00

DLY Time = 4.00

ON TIME = 4.00

START PULSE

RLY 1

DLY DLY

BRAKE ON

RLY 2

Till RLY 7

.

0

0 0

5

10

8

9

10

10 11

10 11 12

15

15 16

15

15 16

20

25

30

35

35 (sec)

(sec)

BRAKE CLUTCH

ON

CLUTCH ON

CMS PROXY

0

0 1

5

10

8

8 10

15

20

25

30

35

(sec)

CLUTCH

DLY

CONTROL FUNCTION

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

1. Prepare the panel cutout with proper dimensions as shown

above.

2. Fit the unit into the panel with the help of clamp given.

3. The equipment in its installed state must not come in close

proximity to any heating source, caustic vapors, oils steam,

or other unwanted process byproducts.

4. Use the specified size of crimp terminal (M3.5 screws) to

wire the terminal block. Tightening the screws on the

terminal block using the tightening torque of the range of

1.2 N.m.

5. Do not connect anything to unused terminals.

INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

1. This equipment, being built-in-type, normally becomes a

part of main control panel and in such case the terminals

do not remain accessible to the end user after installation

and internal wiring.

2. Do not allow pieces of metal, wire clippings, or fine metallic

fillings from installation to enter the product or else it may

lead to a safety hazard that may in turn endanger life or

cause electrical shock to the operator.

3. Circuit breaker or mains switch must be installed between

power source and supply terminal to facilitate power ‘ON’ or

‘OFF’ function. However this mains switch or circuit breaker

must be installed at convenient place normally accessible to

the operator.

4. Use and store the instrument within the specified ambient

temperature and humidity ranges as mentioned in this

manual.

MAINTENANCE

1. The equipment should be cleaned regularly to avoid

blockage of ventilating parts.

2. Clean the equipment with a clean soft cloth. Do not use

isopropyl alcohol or any other cleaning agent.

3. Fusible resistor must not be replaced by operator.

Read complete instructions prior to installation

and operation of the unit.

WARNING : Risk of electric shock.

SAFETY PRECAUTION

!

All safety related codifications, symbols and instructions

that appear in this operating manual or on the equipment

must be strictly followed to ensure the safety of the operating

personnel as well as the instrument.

If all the equipment is not handled in a manner specified

by the manufacturer, it might impair the protection provided

by the equipment.

WARNING GUIDELINES

WARNING : Risk of electric shock.

1. To prevent the risk of electric shock, power supply to the

equipment must be kept OFF while doing the wiring

arrangement. Do not touch the terminals while power is

being supplied.

2. To reduce electro magnetic interference, use wire with

adequate rating and twists of the same of equal size shall

be made with shortest connection.

3. Cable used for connection to power source, must have a

cross section of 1mm or greater. These wires should have

insulations capacity made of at least 1.5kV.

4. A better anti-noise effect can be expected by using

standard power supply cable for the instrument.

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NOTE :-

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MULTISPAN PFLC-68 Owner's manual

MULTISPAN PFLC-68 Owner's manual

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