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HYDAC EDS 601 User Manual

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If the manufacturer’s pre-settings suit your application you can skip this chapter.

Altering the basic settings:
If the EDS 601 is showing the normal display, "S.P.1“ appears when the PROG

key is pressed. If the key is held down for 5 seconds the word "BASE“ begins

to flash in the display. If the key is now released the unit returns to normal

operation. However, if it is held down for a further 5 seconds when the PROG

key is released the flashing stops and "REL.1“, the first option under the basic

settings, appears in the display. The pre-set switching direction ("ON“ or "OFF“)

begins to flash in the display and can be altered using the D or Ñ key. The

PROG key is used to alter the other basic settings. The setting is carried out as

described under "Setting the switching points“.

Exiting the basic setting:
If no key is pressed for approx. half a minute the new settings are stored in an

internal memory and are saved even after the unit has been switched off.

"PROG“ appears briefly in the display and the current pressure is displayed

again (or the programmed primary display value).
A faster way of exiting the basic setting is to select option "END“, set it to "YES“

and press the PROG key.

Notes:

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The switching direction "ON“ means that the relay switches to the active

condition when the switching point is reached (relay pulls in, N/O contact

closes), and switches back to the inactive condition when the value falls

below the switch-back point (switching point - switching hysteresis) (relay

drops, N/O contact opens). "OFF“ means that the relay switches to the

inactive condition when the switching point is reached, i.e. the reverse of

"ON“.

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The switching delay "T.ON“ operates when the switching point is reached

and the switch-back delay "T.OFF“ operates when the value falls below the

switch-back point (switching point - switching hysteresis) regardless of the

set switching direction.

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The set delay times refer only to the amount of time by which the value

must exceed or fall below the particular switching point in order for a

switching operation to take place. In addition, the reaction time of the unit

(sensor, electronics and relays) of approx. 10 ms must be taken into

account.

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So that the delay times can be altered quickly the setting is carried out in

various steps:

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Range

Steps

0 ms ..... 100 ms

10 ms

100 ms .... 1 s

50 ms

1 s ........... 10 s

0.5 s

10 s ......... 90 s

5 s

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When setting the primary display, "ACT“ means current pressure, "S.P.1“

means value of switching point 1, "S.P.2“ means value of switching point 2

and "TOP“ means peak value.

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If the primary display is set to "S.P.1“ or "S.P.2“, during normal operation

the EDS 601 displays the value of the switching point concerned. Here, the

current pressure can be displayed using the D or Ñ key. This remains in

the display until the key is released. As an indication, the number of the

particular switching point ("S.P.1“ or "S.P.2“) is briefly displayed when the

unit is switched on.

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If the primary display is set to "TOP“, during normal operation the EDS

601 displays the peak value. This can be reset using the D or Ñ key. Then

"RES“ (RESET) appears briefly in the display. If the key is held down, the

current peak value is reset to the current display value. As an indication,

"TOP“ appears briefly in the display when the unit is switched on and the

peak value is automatically reset.