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Ono Sokki GE-1400 User manual

CAL-SEL(CAL)
[0V:1V]
MODE
NEXT
MENU
MENU
MEMORY(MEM)
[SAVE:CLR]
BACK-LIGHT(LGT)
[ON:OFF]
MONITOR-SEL(MON)
[REVO:SIG]
ANALOG-FS-SET(FS)
[1〜99999]
UNIT-SEL(UNT)
[r/min:r/s]
AMP-GAIN-SEL(GIN)
[Hi:Lo]
RECALL
Setupmode
Measurementmode
Applysettingand
selectotheritem.
Seteachparameter. Endtheparameter
setupmode.
MEMORY
&
1. Power Supply Switch
①When you slide the power switch upward, the power of the
main unit turns ON.
②When you turn ON the power, the software version is
displayed in the MAIN display and the product code
GE1of the main unit in the SUB display. Then, the
measurement mode is entered.
③For each parameter, the condition of previous
measurement is backed up.
Power switch
RECALL &
↑switch
MENU switch
MEMORY &
→switch
MODE &
NEXT switch
Measurement Mode Parameter Setup Mode
Recalls the memory value in sequence.
Selects the parameter setup mode.
When pressed during memory value call, returns to the
measurement mode.
Memorizes up to 20 measurement values present when
pressed.
Changes the peak-hold mode (MAX, MIN and normal) in
order.
Changes the selection of the current setting.
During numerical parameter setting, increments the
numerical value of the relevant digit.
When 9, returns to 0.
Ends the measurement mode and then turns OFF the power.
Cancels the current setting and then turns OFF the power.
Establishes the current setting condition and then
change to the measurement mode.
During numerical parameter setting, moves the setting
cursor to the right. When it is at the least significant digit,
returns to the most significant digit.
Establishes the current setting condition and then moves
to the next setting.
④When you perform measurement for the first time, set
each parameter first.
2. Function of Each Switch
When you turn ON the power, each switch has a different
function between the measurement mode and the pa-
rameter setup mode
The function of each switch in each mode is shown be-
low.
3. Setup Mode
When you press the MENU switch in the measurement mode, the parameter setup mode is selected.
Then, set parameters using the RECALL & ↑and MEMORY & →switches. Apply parameters and select items using
the MODE & NEXT switch.
The operation flow in the parameter setup mode is shown below.
①Setting clearance of all memory values (Memory →
mEm)
When you press the MODE & NEXT switch when “CLr”
is displayed in the MAIN display or press the MENU
switch to return to the measurement mode, the memory
values are all cleared.
Note: The setting of this function is not retained.When
you select this item, “SAuE” is initially selected.
CLr
SAuE
Clears all the memory values.
Saves the memory values.
Also for the following settings, when you press the
MODE & NEXT switch to move items or press the
MENU switch to return to the measurement mode, the
setting condition is established.
②
Setting the lighting condition of the LCD back light (Light →LGT)
Turn the LCD back light ON or OFF
ON
OFF
Back light ON
* Set to "OFF" at the time of shipment.
Back light OFF
③Setting the gain of the sensor amplifier (GAIN →GIN)
Set the gain for the sensor amplifier.
Lo
Hi
* Set to "Hi" at the time of shipment.
Sets the gain for the sensor amplifier to
the Hi level.
Usually, measurement is performed
with the Hi level setup. However, if the
rotational speed is not stable (the
rotational speed becomes slightly high)
when, for example, disturbance noise
or signal of other cylinders is detected,
set the gain to the Lo level.
Sets the gain for the sensor amplifier
to the Lo level.
If the rotational speed is not stable (the
rotational speed becomes slightly low)
when the Lo level is selected, the
amplitude of the sensor signal may be
small. Set the gain to the Hi level.
④Setting the measurement unit (Unit →UNT)
Select the measurement unit.
r/s Rotational speed per second
(Decimal point position 0.00)
r/min Rotational speed per minute
* Set to "r/min" at the time of shipment.
⑤Selecting the analog monitor output (Monitor →moN)
Select the signal to be output as an analog output.
Sig
Outputformonitoringthesensorsignal

Signalafterwaveformshaping
(beforepulseconversion)
rEuO Voltageoutputproportionaltothe
rotationalspeed
*Setto"rEuO"atthetimeofshipment.
⑥
Setting the analog output full-scale value (Full Scale →FS)
Set the count value corresponding to the full-scale
value (F.S. value: 1V) of the analog voltage output.
Setup range: 1 to 99999 (when 0 is set, 1 is set
automatically)
When 10000 r/min corresponds to 1V, set 10000.
* Set to "99999" at the time of shipment.
⑦Setting analog output calibration (Calibration →CAL)
Output the calibration signal at 0V or 1V for the
analogue voltage output.
Note:The setting of this function is not retained.When
you select this item, "0u" is selected initially.
The selected analog output is enabled only
while the same item is selected.
1 V
0 V
Output at 1V
Output at 0V
Functions and Operations
Diesel Engine Tachometer
GE-1400
Instruction Manual (Function Reference)
Thank you for your selection of the GE-1400 Digital
Engine Tachometer.
To ensure the performance of the GE-1400, please read
this manual thoroughly together with the instruction
manual of the CP-044 Detector (option).
Copyright © ONO SOKKI CO.,LTD.
2005 All rights reserved.
■Omission of Issuance of Certificate
This product has been tested under strict inspections for
correct operation before shipment. Please note that the
issuance of certificate is omitted.
■Warranty
1. This product is covered by a warranty for a period of one
year from the date of delivery.
2. This warranty covers free-of-charge repair during the
warranty period for defects occurred while the product is
used under correct operating conditions according to de-
scriptions in this manual and notices on the unit label.
3. For free-of-charge repair during the warranty period, con-
tact your dealer or your nearest Ono Sokki sales office
nearby.
4. Even during the warranty period, the following failures
will be handled on a fee basis.
(a) Failures or damages occurring through misuse,
misoperation, repairing without ONO SOKKI’S ap-
proval.
(b) Failures or damages occurring through mishandling
(dropping) during transportation after purchase.
(c) Failures or damages occurring by an At of God (fires,
earthquakes, flooding, and lightening), environmen-
tal disruption, or abnormal voltage.
(d) Replenishment of expendable supplies, spare parts,
and accessories.
This guarantee covers only the performance of the product itself only.
All inconvenience by the trouble of this product is not included.
*Outer appearance and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
HOME PAGE: http://www.onosokki.co.jp/English/english.htm
onosokki
WORLDWIDE
Ono Sokki Co., Ltd.
1-16-1 Hakusan, Midori-ku,
Yokohama 226-8507, Japan
Phone : 045-935-3976
Fax : 045-930-1906
E-mail : [email protected]
B00001968 / IM06051004(3)0XX(MS)0XX
1. Memorizing Measurement Values
①To memorize the current measurement value, press the
MEMORY & →switch during measurement.
②When the measurement value is memorized, the
numerical value in the SUB display is incremented.
Therefore, the number00in the SUB display indicates
that there is no measurement value memorized.
③Up to 20 measurement values can be memorized.When
the number of the memory values reaches 20, no more
values can be memorized.
When you press the MEMORY & →switch at this time,
FULis displayed.
00 01 20 FUL
MEMORY
④Since memory values are stored in non-volatile memory,
they are retained even if you turn the power OFF.
2. Recalling Memory Values
①Memory values can be recalled by pressing the RECALL &
↑switch in the measurement mode.
The memory No.is displayed asmXX(for example, m05)
in the SUB display.
②Memory values are recalled from the latest memory No.
and then in order of the memory No., m01, m02, m03, and
so on.
③If there are three memory values, the value of memory No.
m03 is displayed first. Then, the SUB display displays m04
and the MAIN display displays −−−−−indicating
that there is no measurement value memorized.Therefore,
if there is no memory value,−−−−−is displayed at
m01.
RECALL
Latestvalue
m01
④To return to the measurement mode, press the MENU switch.
The numerical value in the SUB display changes toXX
which indicates the number of values memorized (without
leadingm).
Troubleshooting
Symptom
No display
 
Unstable
display
 
Check Point
①Are batteries set ?
②Are the batteries set at correct polarity ?
③Are batteries consumed ?
④
When using the AC adapter, is the dedi-
cated AC adapter connected to an outlet and
the DC input connector of the main unit ?
①Is the rotational speed slightly high ?
②Is the rotational speed slightly low ?
③Has measurement error occurred ?
 
Countermeasure
①Set batteries.
②Put the batteries at thecorrect polarity.
③Replace all batteries with new ones.
④Plug the dedicated AC adapter to an outlet and then
connect the DC plug to the DC input connector of
the main unit.
①When the gain for the sensor amplifier is Hi, selec-
tion may not be appropriate. Set the gain for the
sensor amplifier to the Lo level.
②When the gain for the sensor amplifier is Lo, selec-
tion may not be appropriate. Set the gain for the
sensor amplifier to the Hi level.
③The sensitivity may be higher than necessary. Re-
adjust it using the trigger level adjustment knob. (Re-
fer to Basic Operations/Before Use/2. Measurement/
(7) Setting the trigger level adjustment knob.)
Measurement Operations
1. Analog Output
【
When REVO is selected】
・The analog voltage output of the value set in the
setup mode as the analog output “F. S .”(full scale)
setting is output from the analog output connector.
・The analog output becomes 1V when the value of
the MAIN display agrees with the full-scale setting.
The minimum load resistance of the analog output
is 100k Ω.
Outputs
1. ERROR Display
If the error alarm mark lights up, one of the
following error has occurred.
①If the input frequency exceeds the upper-limit
frequency 66.67Hz, an over-frequency error occurs.
* Although the display value is averaged, the mark
lights up if the result of single measurement exceeds
the upper-limit frequency.
②If the rotational speed exceeds the specified range
a) If 8000 r/min is exceeded
b) If 133.33 r/s is exceeded
2. LOW Display
If the low alarm mark lights up, the battery has
been consumed and the low battery condition occurred.
・This mark lights up if the battery voltage drops to 4.5V
or less.
・If this mark lights up, immediately replace the four
batteries with new ones.
Using the consumed batteries may disable measure-
ment.
・If the batteries are further consumed under this con-
dition, measurement is disabled and the MAIN dis-
play displays −−−−−.
・If the battery voltage drops to about 4.5V or less, the
back light becomes dark (with no problem).
LOW display ERROR display
If you perceive any abnormal condition, first check the following points. If the instrument does not operate correctly
after check, contact your dealer (Ono Sokki agency) or Ono Sokki sales office nearby.
Description of CONDITION Display Section
ANALOG PULSE
6
V
0.5
A
Pulseoutput
Analogoutput
DCpowerinput
onosokki
【When SIG is selected】
・The shaped waveform of the sensor signal (signal before
pulse waveform conversion) is output.
2. Pulse Output
・A pulse waveform shaped according to the detected
rotational signal is output from this connector.
・As for the output level, the Hi level is 4.5 to 5V and the
Lo level 0 to 0.5V. The minimum load resistance is
100k Ω.
3. Clearing All Memory Values
①To clear all memory values, selectCLrfor setup item
mEm(Memory) in the setup mode and then press
the MODE & NEXT switch or press the MENU switch
to return to the measurement mode.
MENU RECALL
MODE
NEXT
MENU
②When the memory values are cleared, the numerical value
in the SUB display becomes00.
Note: When you perform the memory clear operation
(all clear), the memory values are all cleared.
When there is a peak-hold value, it is also
cleared at the same time.
* If the problem cannot be solved with Troubleshooting, perform the following operation to restore all the settings to the
initial conditions (settings at the time of shipment).
While pressing the RECALL& ↑switch and MENU switch, turn the power ON. The GE-1400 returns to the initial
condition. However, memory values are retained (not cleared).

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