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Teac TC-FSRSP-G3 User manual

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Strain gauge load cell Instructions for Use
TC-FSRSP(T)-G3
Compression Load Cell
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the TC-FSRSP(T)-G3 load cell.
Please read this document completely before using this
load cell to achieve its best performance and ensure safe
and proper operation.
Included accessories
If anything is missing or damaged, contact the retailer
where you purchased the product.
Test report × 1
Instructions for Use (this document) × 1
Curved load button × 1
Flat load button × 1
oCompany names and product names in this document are the
trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
VWARNING
If something abnormal occurs
In the unlikely event that the product produces smoke, a
strange smell or noise, for example, continuing to use it in
this abnormal state could cause fire or electric shock. After
cutting off the power, confirm that smoke is no longer being
produced. Then, request repair from the retailer where you
purchased the product.
Do not open the cover.
Never remove the cover from this unit. Doing so could
cause electric shock. Request inspection and repair from
the retailer where you purchased the product. Do not
alter this unit. Doing so could cause fire or electric shock.
Do not put foreign objects or water, for example,
into the unit.
Do not place a container that holds water, for example,
on top of this unit. Liquid overflowing or entering the unit
could cause fire or electric shock.
Do not use the unit with any power supply voltage
other than that specified.
Do not use the unit with any power supply voltage other than
that specified. Doing so could cause fire or electric shock.
VCAUTION
Unsuitable installation locations
Do not place the unit in the following types of locations.
Doing so could cause fire or electric shock.
oLocations where it might be exposed to smoke or steam,
such as near a kitchen table or humidifier
oUnstable locations, including unsteady stands and
tilted places
oLocation that are very humid or dusty
oLocations that are exposed to direct sunlight
When not using the unit for a long time
For safety, cut the power supply when not using this unit
for a long time.
Do not operate a damaged unit.
Precautions for use
oThis unit is not built to be water or splash resistant,
and it cannot be used in conditions when the relative
humidity is high. Moreover, use in atmospheres with
corrosive gases should be avoided.
oBe careful to prevent water, oil and other substances
from getting on the unit.
oAvoid use in conditions where condensation could occur.
oConnect cores to the load cell after discharging (elimi-
nating) static electricity from your body.
oIf the surrounding temperature changes suddenly,
the values output by this device could become
unstable, making accurate measurement impossible.
(This could occur, for example, in a location blown by
warm or cold air.)
oConduct load calibrations periodically.
Installation procedures
To use this product, install one of the included load buttons
(two types) or a part that you have prepared in the central
M2 internal thread as shown in the illustration below.
oTighten the included load button by hand to the position
where the screw stops.
oSince it could loosen during use, we recommend coating
the screw part with threadlocker. Doing so, however,
will make removing the load button more difficult.
Curved load button Flat load button
oWhen attaching a part other than one of the included
load buttons, make certain that it does not touch the
cover. (Refer to the dimensional drawings.)
Since the space between the cover and the attachment
area of the loadbearing part is not always uniform, we
recommend using a part that is smaller than the diameter
of the component attachment area.
Furthermore, since the attached part will sink by more
than 30 μm when a load is applied, leave a sufficient
gap between the part and the cover.
oInstall this unit in a place where the structure is level
and can sufficiently bear the load being used.
oScrew holes for attachment are located in four places.
oThe screw hole dimensions are shown in the table below.
Model Screw hole
dimensions
Tightening
torque
TC-FSRSP(T)-G3 M2.6 (3mm depth) 0.65N·m
Installation surface
Do not use the
central indentation
as an installation
surface.
Precautions when placing loads on the
unit
oMake sure the load is perpendicular to the surface to
which this unit is attached.
oWhen using a flat load button, use it so that the load is
equally distributed within a Ø7mm range.
oApply the load so that it is centered on the center of
the unit. If the load is not centered (eccentric load),
twisting, for example, and measurement errors could
occur. This could even result in damage.
F is the correct
load orientation
F1 is an eccentric
inclined load
F2 is an eccentric
load
F1 F2F F1 F2F
Curved load button Flat load button
oBe careful to avoid turning and twisting from lateral
loads. This could cause troubles like those described
in the previous item.
oTake extra care if the part that you have prepared is
cylindrical. Even during installation, do not allow loads
to be applied from the side or at an angle as shown in
the illustration below. Doing so could cause the screw
part to bend and damage internally.
Moreover, when securing the part, tighten with a torque
of no more than 0.18Nm or use a threadlocker and
tighten gently by hand.
FFBad
Bad
Part
oA curved load button is used in load testing during
production as shown in the illustration below, and the
results are used in the TEDS data and the test report.
Since the load point, load direction and other condi-
tions differ when using a flat load button, differences in
performance could occur compared to using a curved
load button.
Curved load button used
4 screws (class 12.9 strength steel) in
the bottom attached it to the jig.
0.65N·m tightening torque
F
oBe careful to avoid applying loads that exceed the
rated capacity. In particular, use caution when there are
vibrations because loads that exceed the rated capacity
could occur due to sympathetic vibrations, for example.
oIf the load receiving area (spherical surface) is
contacted by something that is at a different tem-
perature and the load is increased, the values output
by this device could become unstable, making accu-
rate measurement impossible.
In such a case, wait until the temperature difference
ceases to exist before measuring.
Electrical connection of load cell with
built-in TEDS
oConnect as shown in the illustration below. Incorrect
connections could result in inability to balance and
in errors occurring in the output voltage when loads
are applied.
Using a cable with bare lead wires
Red Input (+)
Black Output (−)
Blue Input (−)
White Output (+)
Orange TEDS signal (+)
Green TEDS signal (COM)
Yellow Shield
TEDS
oThis unit has a built-in TEDS function.
oThe orange and green cores in the cable and the F and
G pins in the connector are wired for TEDS.
oThis unit does not support remote sensing.
oSince products that support remote sensing use the
same cables and connector pins as TEDS, be careful not
to try mistakenly to use these pins for remote sensing.
oSee the operation manuals of indicators and strain
amps that support remote sensing for how to connect
sensors with those units.
oThe shield is not connected to the main body of this
product. For this reason, if grounding is necessary because
of external noise, for example, arrange to ground the
shield to a part other than the body of this unit.
oIf output values do not stabilize and are difficult to read
due to external noise or other factors when connected
to an indicator, use the filtering function of the indicator.
oSince the cable is directly connected to this unit, use a
specialized cable to increase the length. (Please consult
with us.)
oWhen conducting insulation resistance tests, limit them
to the red, black, blue and white cores. Do not apply to
the TEDS cores (orange and green).
Using a connector (optional)
A Input (+)
B Output (−)
C Input (−)
D Output (+)
F TEDS signal (+)
G TEDS signal (COM)
E Shield
NDIS-compatible connector
TEDS
TEDS overview
TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet) is a memory chip
that can electronically read and write sensor-specific data.
The TEDS built into this unit has serial number, load cell rated
output and manufacturer name data recorded on it. By
connecting an indicator that supports TEDS, the TEDS data
of the connected load cell will be automatically read and
equivalent input calibration will be completed. (For details,
read the operation manual of the connected indicator.)
Refer to the connection diagrams in the “Electrical con-
nection of load cell with built-in TEDS” section as well as
the operation manual for the indicator being connected
for procedures to make connections.
TEAC indicators that support TEDS include the TD-01 Portable,
TD-700T, TD-260T, TD-275T and TD-280T. For details, inquire
at a shop that handles these products.
If not using the TEDS function, do not connect the orange
and green load cell cores.
Moreover, take measures to prevent the orange and green
cores from touching other terminals.
Data recorded in TEDS are tested values from calibration
conducted at room temperature during inspection before
shipping from our company.
Load cell output will be affected by the environmental
temperature where used, even when within the compen-
sated temperature range established in the specifications.
Although load cell output is calculated from the calibration
value saved in TEDS, when the environmental temperature
differs greatly from room temperature, the temperature
impacts increase on the zero point and the output. For
this reason, consideration of the effect on output voltage
is necessary. Output voltage changes will be within the
specification range as long as the unit is used at tempera-
tures within the specification range.
When using the TEDS function
This product’s cores for TEDS (orange and green) are
protected by a plastic cover as shown in the illustration.
This is to prevent miswiring and contact with other connec-
tors during use, for example, which could cause shorting.
To use the TEDS function, remove the tip of the plastic cover,
following the perforations, from the end of the cables. Then,
connect the TEDS cores (orange and green) to the indicator.
Refer to the“Electrical connection of load cell with built-in
TEDS”section for how to connect each wire.
Cores for sensor
Load cell cable
Protective plastic
Perforations
Cores for TEDS
(orange and green)
When not using the TEDS function
If not using the TEDS function, remove the entire protective
plastic cover and cut off the TEDS cores (orange and green)
around where the plastic cover was attached to the cable.
If you use it without removing these cores, do not remove
the protective plastic or make other arrangements to prevent
the cores from touching other places.
Refer to the“Electrical connection of load cell with built-in
TEDS”section for how to connect each wire.
Note about the tag attached to theTEDS cable
Since the protective plastic and tag are not suitable for
the entire temperature range of this unit's specifications,
do not expose them to high temperatures.
Handling after use
oWhen moving this unit while it is installed, take protective
measures to prevent it from being shaken or subjected
to excessive external forces.
oWhen storing it, keep it in a dry place where it will not
be exposed to water or oil, for example.
Specifications
TC-FSRSP(T)-G3
Rated capacity: 10N, 20N, 50N, 100N
Safe overload rating: 120% R.C.
Rated output: 1mV/V ±50%
Linearity: 1% R.O.
Hysteresis: 1% R.O.
Repeatability: 0.5% R.O.
Zero balance: ±30% R.O.
Safe excitation voltage: 5V
Input terminal resistance: 470Ω ±30%
Output terminal resistance: 470Ω ±30%
Insulation resistance: 1000MΩ
Compensated temperature range: 5 to 40°C (no condensation)
Permissible temperature range: 0 to 50°C (no condensation)
Temperature effect on zero balance: 2% R.O./10°C
Temperature effect on output: 1% R.C./10°C
Cable: Ø3mm 6-core robot cable
3m direct connection with bare lead wires
Main component material: aluminum (stainless steel and
iron components used inside)
Environmental compliance: RoHS (10 substances)
Other: built-in TEDS
Dimensional drawings
B
A
Ø7.8
Ø18
Ø28
4×M2.6
Ø2
2
90°
2.5
Loadbearing part attachment area
Cover
M2 (depth 2)
Cable
depth 3
Ø9 (cover hole)
D
C
Ø7Ø8
SR8.5
Ø8
Curved load button
Flat load button
Rated
capacity A B C D
10N 10.3 10.1 11.8 11.3
20N
50N 10.7 10.5 12.2 11.7
100N
Dimensions in millimeters (mm)
Warranty explanation
oThe warranty period for this device is one year from
the date of purchase.
oBe aware that repairs will require payment in the following
cases even during the warranty period.
1) Malfunction or damage due to misuse
2) Malfunction or damage caused by modifications or
repairs conducted by any party other than our com-
pany or a service person designated by our company
3) Malfunction or damage caused by dropping, trans-
portation or similar handling after product delivery
4) Malfunction or damage caused by fire, earthquake,
water, lightning or other natural disaster
5) Malfunction or damage caused by external factors,
including power supplies and equipment environ-
mental conditions, that deviate from the operation
requirements of this product
6) Malfunction or damage if the product was not pur-
chased from our company or an agent designated
by our company
oWe offer paid service after the conclusion of the warranty
period. For details, please contact the retailer where you
purchased the unit.
oBe aware that our company will bear no responsibility
for any secondary damages resulting from the operation
of this device or related to data.
oInformation is given about products in this manual
only for the purpose of example and does not indicate
any guarantees against infringements of third-party
intellectual property rights and other rights related to
them. TEAC Corporation will bear no responsibility for
infringements on third-party intellectual property rights
or their occurrence because of the use of these products.
Contact information
TEAC CORPORATION (Manufacturer)
147 Ochiai, Tama-shi, Tokyo 206-8530 Japan
Phone: +81-042-356-9154
TEAC AMERICA, INC.
10410 Pioneer Blvd. Suite #1, Santa Fe Springs, California90670,
U.S.A.
Phone: +1-323-726-0303
TEAC EUROPE GmbH. (EU Importer)
Bahnstrasse 12, 65205 Wiesbaden-Erbenheim, Germany
Phone: +49-611-7158-349
0720MA-3144A

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