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Panasonic DPS-400 Series User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Head Separated Digital Pressure Sensor Controller
DPS-400 Sreies
MJE-DPS400 No.0027-91V
Thank you very much for purchasing Panasonic products. Please read this Instruc-
tion Manual carefully and thoroughly for the correct and optimum use of this product.
Kindly keep this manual in a convenient place for quick reference.
WARNING
 Never use this product in a device for personnel protection.
 In case of using devices for personnel protection, use products which meet laws and standards,
such as OSHA, ANSI or IEC etc., for personnel protection applicable in each region or country.
1PART DESCRIPTION
MODE indicator: RUN (Green)
MODE indicator: OUT (Yellow)
MODE indicator: ZERO (Yellow)
Decimal point
mark (Note 1, 2)
MODE indicator: CUSTOM (Yellow)
MODE indicator: NO / NC (Yellow)
Digital display (Green / Red)
MODE indicator: PRO (Yellow)
Pressure unit (Note 1)
Comparative output 1 op-
eration indicator (Orange)
Comparative output 2 op-
eration indicator (Orange)
Select 1 indicator (Yellow) Select 2 indicator (Yellow)
Jog switch
Press: Threshold value setting
 
Turn: Threshold value setting
Select setting items
MODE key
Select Modes
Cancel during setting
Notes: 1)
DPS-401. Positions of the decimal
point mark and the pressure unit on the name plate for positive pressure type DPS-402
2) The decimal point is used in RUN mode, threshold value setting mode, or peak / bottom hold function. It is
not used in other modes.
2MOUNTING
How to mount
1. Fit the rear part of the mounting section of the
controller on a DIN rail.
2. Press down the rear part of the mounting section

the mounting section to the DIN rail.
2. Press down
1. Fit
35mm width DIN rail
How to remove
1. Push the controller forward.
2. Lift up the front part of the controller to remove it.
2. Lift up
1. Push forward
Note: Take care that if the front part is lifted without pushing the controller forward, the hook on the rear portion of the
mounting section is likely to break.
3CONNECTION OF PRESSURE SENSOR HEAD
 Make sure that the power supply is OFF while connecting or removing the pres-
sure sensor head DPH-100 series (optional).
 This product can automatically recognize the connected pressure sensor head.
 When the pressure sensor head is replaced, the threshold value and the zero-
adjustment value change. Therefore, set those values again.
How to connect
 Insert the connector of the pressure sensor head
DPH-100 series (optional) into the connector area
for the pressure sensor head of this product.
Connector area for the
pressure sensor head
Connector of the pressure
sensor head
DPH-100 series (Optional)
How to disconnect
 Pressing the release lever attached to the connec-
tor of the pressure sensor head, pull out the con-
nector.
Release lever
Note:
Do not pull by holding the cable without pressing the release lever, as this can cause cable break or connector break.
<Terminal arrangement>
1
2
3
4
Terminal No. Terminal name
1 Pressure sensor head power supply
2 Analogue input
30V
4 Model discrimination signal
4CONTROLLER CASCADING
 Make sure that the power supply is OFF while adding or removing the series
connection type.
 In case 2 or more the series connection types are connected in cascade, make
sure to mount them on a DIN rail.
 The maximum 11 the controllers using sub cables CN-72-C
added to a controller using a main cable CN-74-C
 When connecting 2 or more in cascade, use the sub cable for the second series
connection type onwards.
For mounting and removing the controller, refer to “ 2MOUNTING.”
How to cascade
1. Mount the controllers, one by one, on the
DIN rail.
2. Slide the controllers next to each other,
and connect the quick-connection ca-
bles.
3. Mount the end plates MS-DIN-E (option-
al) at both the ends to hold the control-

4. 
Communication window
Slide
Sub cable
CN-72-C
Main cable
CN-74-C
End plate
MS-DIN-E (Optional)
End plate
MS-DIN-E (Optional)
How to remove
1. Loosen the screws of the end plates.
2. Remove the end plates.
3. Slide the controllers and remove them
one by one.
Slide
5I/O CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Main circuit
(Brown) +V (Note)
(Black) Comparative output 1
(White) Comparative output 2
(Blue) 0V (Note)
Load
Load +
12 to 24V DC
±10%
-
Note: The quick-connection sub cable does not have +V (brown) and 0V (blue). The power is supplied from the con-
nector of the main cable.
<Terminal arrangement>
1
2
3
4
Terminal No. Terminal name
1+V
2 Comparative output 1
30V
4 Comparative output 2
6COMPARATIVE OUTPUT CHANNEL SWITCHING
 Press the MODE key for 2 sec. or more to switch the
comparative output 1 / 2.
 Comparative output 1 can be set when the Select 1 in-
dicator (yellow) lights up, and the comparative output 2
can be set when the Select 2 indicator (yellow) lights up.
Select 2 indi-
cator (Yellow)
Select 1 indi-
cator (Yellow)
7OUTPUT MODE AND OUTPUT OPERATION
 The EASY mode, window comparator mode, hysteresis mode, forced ON output
mode, or forced OFF output mode can be selected individually as the comparative
output mode 1 or the comparative output 2.
However, the comparative output 2 cannot be set to the window comparator
mode.
For details, refer to “
12
OUTPUT MODE.”
EASY mode
 The comparative output ON / OFF state can be controlled in this mode.
Pressure
SL
0
ON
OFF
Comparative
output
H (Hysteresis)
H: Hysteresis (Note)
In case of compound pressure type or positive pres-
sure type, hysteresis is set to the lower pressure side.
In case of vacuum pressure type, hyster-
esis is set to the lower vacuum side.
Note: Hysteresis can be set to “ ” (1% F.S.), “ ” (2% F.S.) or “ ” (5% F.S.).
For setting method, refer to <PRO 1: Hysteresis setting> in “
14
PRO MODE.”
Window comparator mode
 In this mode, the ON or OFF state of the comparative output is controlled with a
pressure in the set range.
H: Hysteresis (Note 1)
In case of compound pressure type or positive pres-
sure type, hysteresis is set to the lower pressure side.
In case of vacuum pressure type, hyster-
esis is set to the lower vacuum side.
Pressure
Comparative
output
2_SL
1_SL
0
ON
OFF
H (Hysteresis)
H (Hysteresis)
Notes: 1) Hysteresis can be set to “ ” (1% F.S.), “ ” (2% F.S.) or “ ” (5% F.S.).
For setting method, refer to <PRO 1: Hysteresis setting> in “
14
PRO MODE.”
2) Window comparator mode cannot be used as the comparative output 2.
For details, refer to “
12
OUTPUT MODE.”
Hysteresis mode
 The comparative output ON / OFF state can be controlled with randomly set hys-
teresis in this mode.
Pressure
Comparative
output
0
2_SL
1_SL
ON
OFF
H (Hysteresis)
Forced ON output mode
 Sets forcibly the comparative output to ON.
Forced OFF output mode
 Sets forcibly the comparative output to OFF.
8OPERATION PROCEDURE
 Be sure to set the comparative output 1 or the comparative output 2 before set-
ting each item.
 The items that can be set in the comparative output 1 and the comparative
output 2 respectively are only Threshold value, NO / NC and Output mode. The
items other than those are common.
However, in case of code setting, a combination of the comparative output 1 /
2 can be set only for output mode. The items other than output mode are valid
only for the comparative output 1.
 The changed contents are not stored if turning the power OFF while setting.
    
turning the power OFF.
RUN mode
PRO mode
Zero-adjustment mode
Refer to “ 9RUN MODE”
Refer to “
14
PRO MODE”
Refer to “
10
ZERO-ADJUSTMENT (FOR PRESSURE VALUE ONLY) MODE”
Refer to “
11
NO / NC MODE”
Refer to “
12
OUTPUT MODE”
Refer to “
13
CUSTOM MODE”
Output mode
NO / NC mode
CUSTOM mode
9RUN MODE
 After the power is turned ON, the mode will be in the RUN mode and the MODE
indicator: RUN (green) lights up. The digital display shows the threshold value
(green) and the pressure value (red).
 The decimal point mark is used at “RUN mode.”
Threshold value setting
 In case of compound pressure type or positive pressure type, turn the jog switch to “+” side
to increase the threshold value. While turn the jog switch to “-” side to decrease the thresh-
old value. In case of vacuum pressure type, turn the jog switch to “-” side to increase the
threshold value. While turn the jog switch to “+” side to decrease the threshold value.
<Example> Compound pressure type
(In case of EASY mode)

Turn the jog switch
Press down the jog switch
(In case of window comparator mode or hysteresis mode)
 When setting output mode to the window comparator mode or hysteresis mode, turn
the jog switch to show “ ” or “ ”. Turn the jog switch again to set the thresh-
old value. Press down the jog switch for 2 sec. or more to show “ ” or “ ”.
For the output mode, refer to “
12
OUTPUT MODE.”

Turn the jog switch
Threshold value 1 setting
Threshold value 2 setting
Turn the jog switch
Press down
for 2 sec.
or more
Turn the jog switch
Press down the jog switch
Note:
Take care if the pressure sensor head is replaced after setting the threshold value, the set threshold value is changed.
(In case of forced ON output mode or forced OFF output mode)

Turn the jog switch
Forced ON output mode
Forced OFF output mode
Turn the jog switch
Press down the jog switch
Key lock function
 The key lock function prevents key operations so that the conditions set in each set-
ting mode are not inadvertently changed.
 If operating the jog switch or MODE key after key lock is set, “ ” is indi-
cated on the digital display.
<Setting of key lock>
Press down for 3 sec. or more
Automatic
<Release of key lock>
Press down for 3 sec. or more
Automatic
Peak / bottom hold function
 
 Set the digital display to “ ” (lock OFF) while pressure value is indi-
cated on the digital display (red). After setting, press the jog switch to show the
peak / bottom value on the digital display (red). When the digital display is set to
“ ” (lock ON), the peak / bottom value is not indicated on the digital dis-
play (red) even if pressing the jog switch. For digital display setting, refer to <PRO
2: Digital display setting> in “
14
PRO MODE.”
 Sampling of the peak value and the bottom value begins right after pressing the jog switch.
 In case of compound pressure type or positive pressure type, the higher pressure
side indicates the peak value, while the lower pressure side indicates the bottom
value. In case of vacuum pressure type, the higher vacuum side indicates the
peak value, while the lower vacuum side indicates the bottom value.
 Although the displays of the peak value and the bottom value are maintained, the
values are not stored to EEPROM.
<Setting of peak / bottom hold function>
Press down the jog switch
AutomaticAutomatic
Automatic
Automatic
Peak value
Bottom value
Displays sequentially
<Release of peak / bottom hold function>
Press down the jog switch
AutomaticAutomatic
Automatic
Automatic
Peak value
Bottom value
Displays sequentially
Note: When pressing the jog switch at any of the displays within the dashed area, the peak value and the bottom value
are cleared and returns to RUN mode.
10
ZERO-ADJUSTMENT (FOR PRESSURE VALUE ONLY) MODE
 The zero-adjustment (only for pressure value) mode forcibly sets the pressure
value to “zero” when the pressure port is opened.
 When the MODE indicator: ZERO (yellow) lights up, the zero-adjustment can be
done only for pressure value.
 The zero-adjustment can be performed for compound pressure type: up to ±5kPa, for
vacuum pressure type: up to ±5kPa, and for positive pressure type: up to ±0.05MPa.
Press down the jog switch
Automatic
Blinks 3 times
Note: Take care if the pressure sensor head is replaced after setting the zero-adjustment (for pressure value only)
mode, the set pressure value “zero” is changed.
11
NO / NC MODE
 When MODE indicator: NO / NC (yellow) lights up, NO (normally open) / NC (normally
closed) can be set.
 The comparative output 1 / 2 operation indicator (orange) lights up when NC (normally
closed) is set.
Turn the jog switch
Press down the jog switch
12
OUTPUT MODE
 When MODE indicator: OUT (yellow) lights up, output mode can be set.
 The comparative output 1 / 2 operation indicator (orange) lights up when forced
ON output mode is set.
Press down the jog switch

EASY mode
Window comparator mode
Forced OFF output mode
Hysteresis mode
Forced ON output mode
Note: In case of the comparative output 2, the window comparator mode is not displayed.
13
CUSTOM MODE
 When MODE indicator: CUST (yellow) lights up, response
time setting, data bank loading (only one unit), or code set-
ting can be displayed. Setting contents of the displayed item
can be changed. For the setting procedure, refer to <PRO
5: CUSTOM setting> in “
14
PRO MODE.”
 For setting of each item, refer to the following table.
Jog switch
Press: Confirm setting
contents
Turn: Select setting
items
Item Display display Reference item
Response time setting <PRO 1: Response time setting>
Data bank loading (Only
one unit) <PRO 3: Data bank loading>
Code setting <PRO 5: Code setting>
14
PRO MODE
 When MODE indicator: PRO (yellow) lights up, PRO mode can be set.
 The mode will change to RUN mode when the MODE key is held down during this
setting process. However, changed items before holding down the mode selection
key have been set.
Jog switch

Turn: Select setting items
MODE key
Cancel during setting
Symbol explanation
Press
: Press down the jog switch
Turn : Turn the jog switch
Automatic
: Automatically move to next
PRO mode PRO 1
PRO 2
PRO 3
PRO 4
PRO 5
Press Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Response
time setting
Digital dis-
play setting
Data bank
loading
Copy setting
Code setting
Reset setting
Data bank
saving
Communication en-
able / disable setting
Communication
protocol setting
CUSTOM
setting
Time period
hold setting
Display
adjustment
Eco setting
Hysteresis
setting
1ms
Lock OFF
1 unit only
YES
(2 cycles)
1 unit only
Communica-
tion enable
Communica-
tion mode
Response
time setting
All units
All units
1ch
1ch
1ch
1ch
YES
YES
good
good
good
Hold OFF
Display ad-
justment OFF
Eco OFF
Standard
Turn
Turn
Turn
Turn
Turn
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
Automatic
Turn
Turn
Press
Press
Turn
Turn
Turn
Turn
Turn
Automatic
Turn
Turn
Turn
Turn
Jog switch

Turn: Select code, shift decimal point
RUN mode
PRO 1
Item
Default setting
Description
PRO 1
Response time
setting
Sets response time.
“   ”: 1ms, “ ”: 5ms
“ ”: 10ms, “ ”: 50ms, “ ”: 100ms, “ ”: 500ms
Hysteresis setting
Hysteresis can be set when EASY mode or window comparator mode is set.
“ ”: Small
“ ”: Standard
“ ”: Large
PRO 2
Digital display
setting
When setting to “ ” (lock OFF) and pressing the jog switch in
RUN mode, pressure value and peak / bottom value can be switched to
show on the digital display (red).
“ ”: Lock OFF
“ ”: Lock ON
Eco setting
Power consumption can be lowered.
“ ”: Eco OFF
“ ”: Eco ON
If any key operation is not carried out for 20 sec. in RUN mode,
the digital display turns OFF.
“ ”: Manual
The digital display turns OFF when setting the key lock function
to ON in RUN mode.
“ ”: FULL
The digital display turns OFF if any key operation is not carried
out for 20 sec. or the key lock function is set to ON in RUN mode.
Time period hold
setting
“ ”: Hold OFF
Peak / bottom value in the digital display refreshing condition
can be displayed.
“ ”: Hold ON
Peak / bottom value in the hold condition can be displayed.
Display adjustment
Forcibly sets the pressure value indicated on the digital display to “zero.”
Threshold value changes in conjunction with the pressure value.
“ ”: Display adjustment OFF
“ ”: Display adjustment ON
PRO 3
Data bank loading

“ ”: Select this mode when only one unit to load.
“ ”: Select this mode when all units to load in a lump by optical com-
munications. For optical communications, refer to “
16
OPTICAL
COMMUNICATIONS.”
“ ”: 1ch
“ ”: 2ch
“ ”: 3ch
Data bank saving

“ ”: Select this mode when only one unit to save.
“ ”: Select this mode when all units to save in a lump by optical com-
munications. For optical communications, refer to “
16
OPTICAL
COMMUNICATIONS.”
“ ”: 1ch
“ ”: 2ch
“ ”: 3ch
PRO 4
Copy setting
-
The set contents can be copied to all sub controllers cascaded to the right
side from the connector side of the main controller by optical communica-
tion. However, the data bank loading / saving, and zero-adjustment set-
tings are excluded.
For optical communications, refer to “
16
OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS.”
Communication en-
able / disable setting
When conducting the copy setting or data bank loading / saving from the main con-
troller via optical communications, it is possible that only the sub controller which is
set to communication disable “ ”, not to receive the set contents.
“ ”: Communication enable
“ ”: Communication disable
Communication
protocol setting
When conducting the copy setting or data bank loading / saving from the main
controller via optical communications, it is possible that only the sub controller
which is set to communication halt “ ”, not to receive the set contents.
“ ”: Communication mode
“ ”: Communication halt
PRO 5
Code setting Consistent setting can be done by inputting 8-digit code instead of inde-

Reset setting
-
If setting to “ ”, returns to default settings (factory settings).
CUSTOM setting
Selects an item in CUSTOM mode to display.
“ ”: Response time setting
“ ”: Data bank loading
“ ”: Code setting
Code setting table

Code
4th digit 3rd digit 2nd digit 1st digit
NO / NC mode
Response time setting
Digital display Digital display setting Eco setting
NO / NO  Pressure value
Lock OFF
Eco OFF
NC / NO  Peak / bottom value Eco ON
NO / NC 1ms Pressure value
Lock ON
Manual
NC / NC 5ms Peak / bottom value FULL
-
10ms
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50ms
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100ms
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500ms
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Code
4th digit 3rd digit 2nd digit 1st digit
Communication
protocol setting
Communication en-
able / disable setting
CUSTOM mode Comparative
output 1 mode
Hysteresis setting
Comparative
output 2 mode
Communication
mode Communication
enable
Response time
setting
EASY mode
H-01 EASY mode
Communication
halt
Data bank loading
H-02 Hysteresis mode
Communication
mode Communication
disable
Code setting H-03 Forced ON output
mode
Communication
halt
-
Window comparator
mode
H-01
Forced OFF output
mode
---
H-02
-
---
H-03
-
---
Hysteresis mode
--
---
Forced ON output
mode
--
---
Forced OFF output
mode
--
18
CAUTIONS
 This product has been developed / produced for industrial use only.
 Make sure that the power supply is OFF while wiring and adding the units.
 Take care that if a voltage exceeding the rated range is applied, or if an AC power
supply is directly connected, the product may get burnt or damaged.
 Take care that short circuit of the load or wrong wiring may burn or damage the
product.
 Do not run the wires together with high-voltage lines or power lines or put them in
the same raceway. This can cause malfunction due to induction.
 
 Verify that the supply voltage variation is within the rating.
 If power is supplied from a commercial switching regulator, ensure that the frame
ground (F.G.) terminal of the power supply is connected to an actual ground.
 In case noise generating equipment (switching regulator, inverter motor, etc.) is
used in the vicinity of this product, connect the frame ground (F.G.) terminal of the
equipment to an actual ground.
 Do not use during the initial transient time (approx. 1 sec.) after the power supply
is switched ON.
 Make sure to use the quick-connection cable (optional) for the connection of the
controller. Extension up to total 50m (if 9 to 16 units are connected in cascade:
20m) is possible with 0.3mm2, or more, cable.
However, in order to reduce noise, make the wiring as short as possible.
 Make sure that stress by forcible bend or pulling is not applied to the sensor cable
joint.
 This product is suitable for indoor use only.
 Avoid dust, dirt, and steam.
 Take care that the product does not come in contact with oil, grease, organic sol-
vents, such as thinner, etc., strong acid or alkaline.
 -
sive gases.
 Never disassemble or modify the product.
 This product adopts EEPROM. Settings cannot be done 100 thousand times or
more, because of the EEPROM’s lifetime.
19
INTENDED PRODUCTS FOR CE MARKING
 The models listed under “
17
SPECIFICATIONS” come with CE Marking.

15
ERROR INDICATION
Error indication
Cause Remedy
EEPROM is broken or reached the
end of its working life. 
EEPROM writing error.
Load of the comparative output 1 is
short-circuited causing an overcur-
 Turn OFF the power and check the load.
Load of the comparative output 2 is
short-circuited causing an overcur-

Disconnection error of the pressure
sensor head. Check the connection state of the pressure sensor head.
Communication error when the
controllers are mounted closely. Verify that there is no loose or clearance between controllers.
Communication error between the
upper communication unit and a
controller.
Verify that there is no loose or clearance between the upper
communication unit and the controller connected right after the
upper communication unit.
The applied pressure exceeds the
upper limit of the displayed pres-
sure range. Applied pressure range should be brought within the rated pres-
sure range.
The applied pressure exceeds the
lower limit of the displayed pressure
range.
When other error massage is displayed, contact us.
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OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS
 When the data bank loading / saving, or copy setting is conducted via optical
communications, cascade the sub controllers right side to the main controller as
follows.
 If a sub controller is under any of the following conditions, the data bank loading /
saving, or copy setting cannot be carried out.
 In case the digital display is blinking
 In case PRO mode is being set
 In case the communication enable / disable setting is set to communication dis-
able “ .”
 When communication protocol of a sub controller is set to communication halt
“ ,” the data bank loading / saving, or copy setting cannot be carried out
to sub controllers subsequent to the mentioned controller.
 The pressure sensing operation stops during optical communication.
Communication direction
Sub controllers
Main controllers
17
SPECIFICATIONS
Type Compound / Vacuum pressure type Positive pressure type
Model No. DPS-401 DPS-402
Applicable pressure sensor Compound pressure type DPH-101
Vacuum pressure type DPH-103Positive pressure type DPH-102
Pressure type Gauge pressure
Rated pressure range -100.0 to 100.0kPa
0 to -101kPa 0 to 1.000MPa
Display / setting pressure
range
-199.9 to 199.9kPa
101.3 to -101.3kPa -1.050 to 1.050MPa
Supply voltage 12 to 24V DC ±10%
Power consumption (Note 1)
Normal operation: 650mW or less (current consumption 25mA or less at 24V supply voltage)
Eco mode: 500mW or less (current consumption 20mA or less at 24V supply voltage)
Pressure sensor head supply
voltage Same as the supply voltage
Pressure sensor head input Input voltage range: 1 to 5V DC (within the rated pressure range)
Comparative output
(Comparative output 1 / 2)
NPN open-collector transistor
 Maximum sink current: 50mA (Note 2)
 Applied voltage: 30V DC or less (between comparative output and 0V)
 Residual voltage: 1.5V or less (Note 3) [at 50mA (Note 2) sink current]
Output operation Selectable either NO or NC, with key operation
Hysteresis Min. 0 digit, changeable at hysteresis setting
Repeatability Compound pressure type: Within ±0.2% F.S. digits (±4 digits)
Vacuum / positive pressure type: Within ±0.2% F.S. digit (±2 digits)
Response time

Ambient temperature -10 to +50ºC (If 8 to 16 units are mounted closely: -10 to +45ºC) (No dew condensa-
tion or icing allowed), Storage: -20 to +70ºC
Ambient humidity 35 to 85% RH, Storage: 35 to 85% RH
Temperature characteristics Within ±0.5% F.S. (at +25ºC reference)
Material Enclosure: Heat-resistant ABS, Protective cover: Polycarbonate
Jog switch: ABS, MODE key: Acrylic
Weight Approx. 20g (main body only)
Notes: 1) Excluding current consumption of the applicable pressure sensor head.
2) 25mA max. if 5, or more controllers are connected together.
3) In case of using the quick-connection cable (cable length 5m) (optional).
4) The cable for controller connection is not supplied as an accessory. Make sure to use the quick-connection
cables (optional) given below.
Main cable (4-core):
CN-74-C1 (cable length 1m), CN-74-C2 (cable length 2m), CN-74-C5 (cable length 5m)
Sub cable (2-core):
CN-72-C1 (cable length 1m), CN-72-C2 (cable length 2m), CN-72-C5 (cable length 5m)
      
pressure sensor head, refer to the instruction manual enclosed with the pressure sensor head.
http://panasonic-electric-works.net/sunx

2431-1 Ushiyama-cho, Kasugai-shi, Aichi, 486-0901, Japan
Phone: +81-568-33-7861 FAX: +81-568-33-8591
Europe Headquarter: Panasonic Electric Works Europe AG
Rudolf-Diesel-Ring 2, D-83607 Holzkirchen, Germany
Phone: +49-8024-648-0
US Headquarter: Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America
629 Central Avenue New Providence, New Jersey 07974 USA
Phone: +1-908-464-3550
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