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<strong>Manual</strong> – TopCon TC.GSS<br />

Analogue interface<br />

Digital outputs (relay contact)<br />

7.2.6. Digital outputs (relay contact)<br />

These relay contacts can be used, e.g., for a Versatile Limit Switch<br />

(VLS).<br />

For further information on VLS see chapter 7.2.7, below<br />

As standard the definition of the digital outputs is as follows:<br />

Name Meaning<br />

X105<br />

Pin no.<br />

DIGOUT_1 OK/ALARM Pin 10, 11<br />

DIGOUT_2 RUN Pin 12, 13<br />

DIGOUT_3 WARN Pin 21, 22, 23<br />

Contact type<br />

2011-10-18 126 / 298 V00.05b<br />

7<br />

Closed ≙ OK<br />

OK = Device ready for operation<br />

Closed ≙ Run<br />

RUN = “VOLTAGE_ON”<br />

Change-over contact<br />

WARN ≙ Warning<br />

Table 46 Standard function of the X105 relay outputs.<br />

Maximum switching current 1 A; maximum switching voltage: 125 V<br />

The rest of the pin definition for X105 is listed in Table 147, page 271.<br />

7.2.7. Versatile Limit Switch (VLS)<br />

7.2.7.1. Description of VLS function<br />

Using the VLS function the following analogue outputs on the X105<br />

interface can be monitored:<br />

Voltage<br />

Current<br />

Power<br />

If programmed limit values are not respected, an output relay is<br />

switched.<br />

You can select the type of relay that is operated via the interface X105:<br />

“Warn” relay (normally open)<br />

“Run” relay (normally open)<br />

“OK/Alarm” relay (normally closed/normally open)<br />

For further information see chapter 7.2.6, oben.<br />

The following VLS functions can be selected:<br />

Exceeding a threshold<br />

Dropping below a threshold<br />

Entering a window<br />

Defined value range is reached<br />

Leaving window Defined value range is left

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