tae FM 2000 Installation instructions manual

Pikatron GmbH – division TAE Antriebstechnik – Raiffeisenstrasse 10 – 61250 Usingen – http://www.tae-antriebstechnik.de
EFM2000.DOC HS 03/98 V3.260298.GB.002 The german text applies in cases of doubt
Frequency Meter
Instruction- & Operation Manual
valid for part no.: 20750-0F & 20750-GF
Caution:
As with any form of electrical equipment there is always a risk involved in the handling of electrical
machinery. The greatest care must always be exercised during installation and maintenance, and it
is recommended this be carried out by authorized personnel.

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Table of contents
1.0 Technical Data ...................................................................................................3
1.1 General information....................................................................................3
1.2 Frequency Meter ........................................................................................3
1.3 Period Time Meter......................................................................................3
1.4 Impulse Counter.........................................................................................3
2.0 Drawing of Dimensions / Connections ............................................................4
3.0 Test Mode...........................................................................................................6
4.0 Algorithmical Adjustments ...............................................................................6
5.0 Multiplier Adjustment........................................................................................7
6.0 Operating Mode / MODE Selection / Decimal Place........................................8
6.1 Operating Mode..........................................................................................8
6.2 MODE Selection.........................................................................................9
6.3 Decimal Point ...........................................................................................13
7.0 Measurement Display......................................................................................13
8.0 Example............................................................................................................13
Manufactures Declaration...............................................................................14

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1.0 Technical Data
1.1 General
Line voltage
refer to name plate
Power consumption
max. 6VA
Display
5 digits, 7-segment LED, decimal point,
parameter display
Weight
approx. 400g
Dimensions
W 96 x H 48 x D 158 mm (including
terminals)
Panel cut dimensions
W 92 x H 44mm
Installation position
horizontal
Spacing
min. 10mm
Ambient temperature
0 - 40°C
Input voltage
0 corresponds to 0V..4,5V
1 corresponds to 6V...20V
max. voltage = 32V
1.2 Frequency meter
Input frequency
0 to 100kHz
Accuracy
0,01% ±1 digit
1.3 Periode time meter
Input frequency
0,1 to 100Hz
Accuracy
0,1% ±1 Digit
1.4 Impulse counter
Input frequency
0 to 100kHz

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2.0 Dimensions / Connections
Terminal 1 - Line voltage (L1)
Terminal 2 - Line voltage (N)
Terminal 3 - Input measuring signal (⊥)
Terminal 4 - Input measuring signal (+)

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Pikatron GmbH
division TAE Antriebstechnik
Raiffeisenstrasse 10
D-61250 Usingen
Tel.: -49/ 6081 583 445
Fax: -49/ 6081 583 123
MANUFACTURERS DECLARATION
The EMC-law of November 9th 1992 concerning the electromagnetic compatibility with reference to
the EMC-directive EMCD 89/336/EWG is a national law. This directive distinguishes between two
criteria: product components and product distribution.
According to these criteria our products are classified as follows:
-Product components: parts from suppliers which are inoperative on their own.
-Product distribution: not commonly available, sold to qualified persons.
The law states, that an EG-declaration of conformity as well as a CE-marking is not requested for
such components.
In order to meet the requirements of the EMC-directive we supply the following:
-Product related documents which describe the interference radiation of our products. This
information will enable the user to provide all necessary steps to meet the EMC-
requirements during planning and installation.
-EMC-specific components such as filters, chokes, shielded wiring, metal enclosures and others
are available from TAE. TAE will furthermore provide specific technical information concerning the
proper use of such components for their products in order to meet the requirements of the
harmonised standards.
It is the users responsibility to carry out our instrutions and to induce adequate provisions. The user is
also responsible that his machine and installation meets the requirements of the EMC-standards.
Based on the EMC-law and its corresponding standards we have carried out extensive
measurements at our premises. These tests have included our complete product line. With the use of
filters and proper wiring all our products meet the requirements of standard EN 50081-2 (sweep
radiation) and standard EN 55011 class A for industrial use.
The extent of the necessary modification depends on the individual product line. Our pamphlet "TAE
PRODUCTS AND EMC" provides information of the minimum requirements for our products in order
to meet the standard EN 50081-2. Our "GUIDE LINES FOR EMC-CONFORMAL INSTALLATION"
provide information for a properly and EMC-conformal installation.
These guidelines and recommendation for the use of electronic equipment are based on the following
standards:
DIN EN-50178 (VDE 0160:1994-11) Electronic equipment for use in electrical power installations
DIN VDE 0100 Erection of power installations
DIN VDE 0110 Dimensioning of clearance and creepage distances
DIN 40050 IP-Protections
DIN 50081/50082 EMC Basic Standards

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3.0 Test Mode
Figure 1: Front view of the Frequency Meter FM 2000
In order to start the test mode of the FM 2000 key T1 must be pressed and be held while
key T2 is pressed at the same time. Note: The test mode cannot be started during the
configuration function.
During the test mode all display functions are individually tested and each single digital
display will show one after the other the numbers 0 to 9 and the decimal point.
4.0 Algorithmical Adjustments
The Frequency Meter FM 2000 is being configurated with two keys T1 and T2 and with the
parameter counter P.
The algorithmical adjustment is activated by pressing key T2. The parameter counter Pwill
now indicate the number 1 and the decimal point of the parameter counter will also light up.
This indicates that the parameter counter can be increased by a repeated pressing of key
T2. The other five digital display units will show the value which has been recalled by the
parameter counter P.
P
T1
lights up
T2
Figure 2: Display of the paramter counter during the algorithmical adjustment.

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In order to change the indicated parameter the decimal point must be moved to the
individual display unit by pressing key T1. The indicated number of this display can now be
altered by pressing key T2.
If key T1 is pressed again the system returns to the parameter counter P.
Pressing now key T2 again will increase the parameter counter to the next parameter. At
the end of the algorithmical adjustment the parameter counter will return to the opterating
mode and the new values of the parameters are stored. The FM 2000 will now operate with
the set new parameters.
NOTE: This newly set parameter cannot be cancelled if the line voltage is interrupted!
All parameters can be changed as often as requested and any parameter which is not to
be changed can be scipped with the parameter counter by selecting the next parameter.
5.0 Multiplier Adjustment
When the parameter counter Pshows the number 1 it is possible to set a multiplier for the
actual measuring value. The standard value is 01000.
This standard value corresponds to the multiplier 1.0. If for instance the factor 0.5 is
requested the parameter must then be adjusted to 00500.
P
T1
lights up
T2
Figure 3: Display of the FM 2000 for multiplier adjustment
The requested segments (1 to 5) can be activated with key T1. The decimal point of the
activated segment lights up. The figures can now be selected with key T2. Activating key
T1 will return the system to the parameter counter Pafter the parameter 1 has been
completely adjusted.

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6.0 Operating Mode / MODE Selection / Decimal Place
The operating mode, the mode selection and the decimal place can be adjusted by setting
the parameter counter to number 2.
P
T1
lights up
T2
Figure 4: Display of the parameter counter for setting the Operating Mode / MODE
Selection and Decimal Place
6.1 Operating Mode
The Frequency Meter FM 2000 offers a selection between three operating modes:
•Frequency Meter
•Period time Meter
•Impulse Counter
The first digit display (right side) indicates the operating mode when the parameter
coungter is set to number 2:
0: Frequency Meter
The operating mode is set
for frequency measurement
1: Periode Time Meter
The operating mode is set
for measuring the period time
(very exactly frequency display in
the range of 0,1 to 100Hz)
2: Impulse Counter

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The operating mode is set
for impulse counting
Procedure:
a) Parameter counter is set to number 2
b) Activate with key T1 the first digit display
c) Select with key T2 one of the above mentioned modes
d) After complete setting of parameter 2 return the parameter counter by pressing
key T1 again.
6.2 MODE Selection
The FM 2000 offers the selection between seven different MODES in order to adapt the
display of the measured values to the individual requirements. The selected MODE applies
to the display only and is independent from the selected multiplier. The following MODE
selection is indicated in the parameter 2 on the second digit segment (second from right)
and refers to the operating modes: frequency meter and period-time meter:
MODE 0: Standard display ( no changes)
This mode provides the display of the measured value without any change.
example:
operating mode 0
Frequency meter
operating mode 1
Period time meter
Frequency to be measured
567,8Hz
67,358Hz
Display indicates
567
6735
MODE 1: last digit shows 0
This mode is used if the measuring procedure with 10 times measuring accuracy is too
slow and the flickering of the last digit should be eliminated.
example:
operating mode 0
Frequency meter
operating mode 1
Period Time meter
Frequency to be measured
567,8Hz
67,358Hz
Display indicates
560
6730
MODE 2: 10-times measuring accuracy

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The FM 2000 offers a new measuring method which allows to measure with a 10-times
accuracy without a substandial increase of the measuring time. However the last two digits
will need about 10 seconds before the correct value is indicated.
example:
operating mode 0
Frequency meter
operating mode 1
Period Time meter
Frequency to be measured
567,8Hz
67,358Hz
Display indicates
5678
67358
MODE 3: Shifting of the display with additional 0
For lower frequencies it may become necessary to abtain a larger indication on the display
without the delay of 10 seconds for the measuring time. In this case the display is shifted
one digit to the left and a zero is added at the end.
example:
operating mode 0
Frequency meter
operating mode 1
Period Time meter
Frequency to be measured
567,8Hz
67,358Hz
Display indicates
5670
67350
MODE 4: Steady Display
Due to different measuring methods most instruments show a flickering of the last digit in
their display.The measuring method of mode 4 is the same as it is used for mode 2 but with
the intention to eliminate the flickering of the last digit.
example:
operating mode 0
Frequency meter
operating mode 1
Period Time meter
Frequency to be measured
567,8Hz
67,358Hz
Display indicates
567
6735