Calculating signal frequency (in hz), Calculating gate time (in seconds), Gate time range selection on 4-position switch – Dynalco LST-100L Tachometer User Manual
Page 2: Outline and connection drawing
1. Calculating Signal Frequency (in Hz)
Multiply RPM times the number of teeth (or discontinuities), then
divide by 60. For example, sensing a ring gear with 113 teeth rotating
at 1800 RPM gives a frequency of 3390 Hz.
Signal Frequency in Hz =
Signal Frequency in Hz = = 3390 Hz
2. Calculating Gate Time (In seconds)
Divide the number to be displayed on the LST-100 or LST-100L
by the corresponding signal frequency.
Gate Time = = 0.53 seconds
.
3. Gate Time Range Selection on 4-Position Switch
Select either position for each number pair on the switch:
Position 1: 0.26 – 0.72 sec.
Position 2: 0.72 –1.43 sec.
Position 3: 1.43 – 2.85 sec.
Position 4: 2.85 – 5.70 sec.
4. Pulse Rate Multiplier: Required gate time
divided by ten:
jumper terminals 4 to 5. The input pulse rate will be multiplied
by ten times.
K
Required gate time
divided by one hundred:
jumper terminals 5 to 6.
The input pulse rate is multiplied by
one hundred.
(RPM) x (Teeth or Discontinuities)
60
(1800 RPM) x (113 Teeth)
60
1800 RPM
3390 Hz
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OUTLINE AND CONNECTION DRAWING
Optional Calibration Method: On-engine
A. Select the appropriate gate time range on the 4-position switch.
B. Connect the magnetic pickup output to terminals A & B.
C. Adjust vernier potentiometer on LST-100 or LST-100L until its
display agrees with another precise digital tachometer.