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2. Type & Composition ··············· ······· 2

2-L Type
. Compos i ti on

3, Des c r i p t i on o f 0 pe r a t i on ················ ~)

~3-L Operation
3-2, Connection

4. Method of Use ·, · · · · · · , · · '· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 5

4-1. Front panel
4-2. Push button switch
4-3. Measureent of average s~~ed (RE-SBAR & RE-S8DR Only)

5. Setting 9

5-1. Outline & Connection diagram.

5-2. Set ting of Dip switch l
5~3. Setting of Dip switch 2

6. deneral Specifications ·········· ······· 16

7. Troubleshooting Hints ················ ·· 17

 elec Ic revo I u ti on coun .ice lectrically tea

number of revoltions of l 1er s ft of main

1s i gnecl to the revo l u t1 ons at an i po ition remo
from the propel lcr sh t or main me;. The tu res is coun~~

ter include the followi

(1) The revolution is indicated in 8 digi t dlspl ),
(2) The signal from the transmitter is divided down by an arbitra
pulse signal in the counter.
(3) The unit opera on DC24V, ACIOO to 115V, power source.
(4) The electronic circuit is composed of C MOC IC, and
consumption is srna11 and the reliability is enlrnncecL
(f)) The counter display can be easily adjusted by the switch on L
front paneL
(6) Since the count is held by the memory IC in case of power failu-
re, the interrupted count is displayed when the power is reco---
vered, regardless of the duration of power failure.
(7) Depending on the revolution of the propeller sl1aft or main en-
gine, no-voltage contact pulse signals can be supplied in two
contac , and any one of 1 pulse/1 revolution, l pulse/10 re---
volutios, and 1 pulse/100 revolution modes can be selected.
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This coun is aval] ]e in fore

EE type: AC100 to
RE·-S8D type: DC24V
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speed of revolution.
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RE type: ACIOO to 115V without measuring the

RE-S8D type: DC24V speed of revolution.

2-2. Composition
This revolution counter 1s composed of the following three
parts.
o Display board
o CPU board
o Constant voltage board
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This revolution coun r i et zero ore hi and

when is tu on "O" w11 J di spl
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As the ine is put in opration, the coun coun up one
one at every revolution. At the same time, external output
signals (El to E4) are delivered accordi Lo t sett i. of
DIP switch. The maximum readl J'. ,s· "g·. oppg·.
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goes back to zero.

If the power supply of the counter ls cut off due to accident
or other reason, the count of revoltlons immediately before
failure is stored in the memory element, and when the power is
recovered, the counting is resumed from the intrrupted moment.

Connection
Connect the external input, output signals and the power source ,
as fol lows. (Connect to the terminal board at the back of the
unit.)
o Connect revolution pulse signal between Cl (-) and C2.
o Terminal C3 is for +12V DC 200mA voltage output.
o El to E4 are output terminals of no-voltage contact pulse s1
nals. A same pulse is delivered between El and E2, and bet-
ween E3 and E4. Use at the load of 24V or less and 0. 1 A or
less. Where other than resistance load ls applied, insert a
protective circuit at the load side.
o Terminal FG is for frame ground, which should be connected to
the hhll, that ls, the mounting console of this counter.
o Terminal U and V are for connecting the AClOO to 115V power
source (RE-S8AR type RE-SBA only).

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thod of use
Install the unit and connect the wires correctly, and then su ly
the power source of 100 115V or DC24V.
Every time the propeJler shaft (or main engine) makes one revolu-·
tion, the meter counts up and carries sequentially.
No particular adjustment ls necessary before start of operation.
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4-2. Push button switch

The following buttons are provided on the front panel.

INC. Every time the button is pressed, the display

of the smallest digit (the rightmost digit) is
increased by 1 each.
SHIFT The display of 8 digits is shifted to the left
by one digit when this button is pressed once.
12345678 to 23456788: 1002 to 10022
When the button is pressed, the display is reset
zero.
* Do not push INC., SHIFT or I\ESET button while counting.
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Jes of startt from an a i Crary count are given 1uw.
le L To start from "10000"
L Press but ton to return "O."
. ,,., tmt ton once to ma lrn "1... "
s IN(
s IFT bul.ton once to rn " 11. "
Press INC. button nine times to return the first digit to
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Press SHIFT button three times Lo make "lOOOO."
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1. Press RESET button to return to "O."

2. ,Press INC. but ton to make "1" and then push SH 1FT but ton
once to ma ke "11 . "
(3 I) ress I NC,. il)Utton once t o ma ke " ·12·
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4. Press SHIFT button once to make "122."

5. Press INC. but ton (mc;e to make "12~3. "

4-3. Measurement of average speed of revolution (Type: R~-S8AR,

HE~S8DH only.)
This counter can measure the average speed of revolution ln
1 to 5 minutes without affecting the total counting of the rn1rn-
ber of revolutions. This measuring method is explained below.
o When the AVEHAGE !\PM button is pressed while the engine is run~

ning, the display flickers at "00000000" to toll that the measu-·

rernent has begun. In this state, the measurement cannot be sto--
pped for at least for a rninuta
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o The maximum measuring duration is rs minutes, and the mrnrnuremont
is stopped automatically, and the average speed of' revolution in
the past five minutes is displayed for ~30 seconds, and then the
di spl returns to t original revolution C'.ountin When
AVEHAGE I\l)M but ton is pressed wit i 1e the average speed is bed
displayed, the display returns to the revolution cmrnting.
o When the AVEHAGE HPM button is pressed while the display is
flicknring with numnral 1 to 4, the measurement stops, and the
avnrage speed at that time is displayed for 30 seconds, then
. the display returns to the original revolution counting.
Similarly, when the AVEHAGE !\PM button is pressed during the
speed display, lt returns to the revoution counting,
o The avnrage spend is displayed to the first decimal by rounding
off the second decimal: for example, 121:3.1 (rpm).
o Ir revolution signals are supplied only for 10 seconds during
measurement, it is stopped, and the dlsp]ay returns to thn ori-
ginal revolution counting.
o If AVERAGE RPM button is pressed whl le thn engine is stopped,
"00000000" is displayed for 10 seconds, and the display returns

to the revolution counting.

o When the average speed is measured while the revolution is slow,
being below 30 rpm, it may take a slightly longer time until
the speed is displayed after the measuremnt is stopped.
(For example, at 20 rpm, the maximnm time is ~3 seconds.)
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o Setting of revolution pulse~ sigHa1

Sot the DIP switch 1 as fo 1lows depending on the type of cevu l u··
Lion pulse signa1 suppl i to the coun tcr.
When changing the sc t ti turn off the source.
1) If there is no chatteclug In the revolution pulse signal of
proximity switch or the like, turn o[f position 1 of SWL
2) 1f there is chattering in the revolution pulEw signal of
microswitch or the likt\ turn or1 position L
o Set ting of ex tE:~rnal ou Lpu t signals (El to F4)
1) External output pulses arc available in three types, that is
1/1, 1/10, and 1/100 of the number or revolutions, which can
be set by positions 2 and 3 oJ the swi t.ch SWL

1/1 output 2: OFF ~3: OFF

1/10 output 2: ON 3: OFF
1/100 crntput 2: OFF :3: ON
Example: If set at l /10 1 an external output pulse is
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dei I ivered every ti me 10 revolutions are counted.
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a twec:m e ON Lime ( contact clo···'
s time) is fl at 200 msec.
Therefore, if Lhe speed ex Orpm, t.he ex ma l output
pulse musL be set at 1/10 or 1/100.
When external ou ut is not u set at 1/100.

Set ting of DIP switch 2

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

The number of teeth of turning gear is set by DIP

switch 2. change the setting by turning off the power
source.
o Setting of the number of teeth of turning gear
1) The number of teeth per revolution is set by the
B~bit DIP switch (SW2).
2) This is set in binary system, and posi Lions l Lo 8 of the.)
DIP switch correspond to the decimal notation as follows.
1: 1. 2: 2. ~3: 4, 4: 8, 5: 16, 6: 32, 7: ()4, 8: 128
3) The, number of test can be set from 1 to 25f). When set at
zero (turning off aJ l from positions 1 to 8) and the power
source is turned on, ·the di sp 1ay flickers at "pppppppp" and

this counter does not operate.

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num bu c et ti method l" low by re r--
ing to cc Jil les.
To set Tuc11 Oll i ti on 7 only (611)0
set BG on it i Oil G 7
(~32 + ()4 96).
To set 100 teeth: Turn on positions G, and 7
(4 + + G4 100).
To set 1~35 Leeth: Turn on positions 1, 2, and 8
(l + 2 + 4 + 1 ::: 1 ).

~)) When changing thu setting of the number of Leeth, Lucn off
the power source. It must be noted that the previous setti
is not changed of the DIP swl tch ls operated while the power
is being turned on.

6. General specifications
1) Indicator
Green lamp display by ?~segment LEDs
Max. display: 99999999
2) Microcomputer
CPU: HD6803 8~bit CPU
HAM capacity: 128 bytes
ROM capacl ty: 4 kl lobytes
3) Power-source
RE-SBAR: AC 100 to 115V 10%, 50 /60 Hz
RE""'."S8DR: DC 24V 10%
4) Power consumption
RE-S8AR: 5.8 W max.
RE-SBDR: 10 W max.
 5) Max. counLable r of revolution pulse signal
In case of proximity wi Cl u L atteci ): 2
In case of rniccoswi Leh (wI th chat i ll
C) memo method (in case of r fa i I urc)
By memory IC,
7) tting of the number of th
Binary set rneLhoJd by 8--bi L DIP switch (l Lo ).

8) ternal output
No-volt contact pul so SJ al of two circul
ON time: fixed at 200 ms cc
Contact city: 24V, 0. lA (res is 1oad)
1/1, 1/10, 1/100 outputs possible (selected by DIP switch).
9) Average speed
The average speed of revolution for 1 to 5 minutes 1s indi-
cated for 30 seconds at maximum.
Precision: +o. 05 rpm.
* Specif i ca ti.ons are subject to change without notice.

7. Troubleshooting hints
When a trouble occurs, check the following items. If the normal
state is not restored, report the description of abnormality and
result of checking to our service section.
1) Che~k the input and output terminals for looseness.
2) Check if the supply voltage is normal.
3) sure the DIP switches (SW, SW2) 'are set correctly.
4) Check the functions of INC., SHIFT, RESET, AVERAGE RPM buttons.

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[)) ure t vol rminal Cl (--) (+)

on t lnal bu ll it is t 12

I cal l(
:H'
...i..J 'l ['<>
(.!, .. \....' laincd low.
Example 1: The counting is not increased.
Disconnect the external wlccs from rn t terminals Cl

and s t c I ccu i t be Cl C2,

CUlHl counts up. If coun ti up, it means revolution pulse
s1 al is not. fed from Lransm it transmit r
side. If not cour1ting up, the cmrnLer elf seems defective
----call for service.
Example 2: The counting is not correct.
1) Cheek if the DIP switch (SW2) is set correctly.
2) To check if specified pulse is not coming from the trans--
mitter, try to replace the proximity switch with a spare
one.
Example 3: The decimal point ls shown u1 the first digit.
It means the supply voltage is low. Check the voltage.
Example 4: Nothing is displayed.
If nothing is displayed when the switch is pressed.
the counter ls defective. Call for service.

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If any abnorm 1l occurs, i t can j roxrnia ly

the trouble is due to t of the coun tcr elf
or not setti in t t le of t mode in

96 teeth is shown below.

1) Turn off the power sou turn on posit ions 2 ~3 of
DIP switch L
2) Turn on the power, Then the displ of section A is coun-~

ted up from o to 96 (as set by one by one. and returns

to 0 ter 9E3. At the same time\ +1 is added to the displ
of section B, which goes up to "09D~)9ii and returns to zero.
~3) To check the operation, it is normal when the display of
section A is counted up to the number of teeth set by SW2
and +1 is counted up in disple:iy I3 at the same time.
4) In test mode, external output signal is not delivered.

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o Error display
When any one of the following error displays appears upon
turning on the power, remedy as specif idid.
In this case, the computer is stopped.
1) Flickering of "EEEEEEEE"
It means the program (the data in the ROM) is
broken by some cause.
Remedy: If the same phenomenon appears when the
power is turned on again, the counter is
unusable. Call our service section.
2) Flickering of "LLLLLLLL"
It signifies an error in testing of memory IC.
Hemedy: If the same phenomenon appears when the
power is turned on again, the counter is
unusable. Call our service section.
3) Flickering of "pppppppp"
It means the number of teeth is set at zero.
Remedy: Turn off the power switch, and set the
number of teeth of turning gear correctly
by using DIP switch (SW2).
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[ I] Cll
L planalion diagram of system
2, Structures

[ II ] EOE Y OF \YOF'.K I

[HI] CO;.!STI~lJCT1

L nsur 2. n t ru l x
n n - .
c). !\CCC l VC I' Dimmer ~iwi

[IV] UL\I\M, . I I CS
1. aracteristics of ser1sor box
L Characteristics of contrul hox
3. Characteristics of receivers
General char·cictcr!stics

L
' .•l l0i ALIXrimi
l. nsur box
2. Cun L ro 1 box
3. I\ccc i vc: rs

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l. pl.anation
c pco lier l1;1 L ruvoltion iflc!ica [' tcct,s rcvoiution
of []y wheel for t ma tn lflC by t proximity swi
produces a revolution vol s1 al. 'l"Ill. S S l'. l is f
Lo tJir:: rcvolutiun meter.
pro llcr shaft rcvultjon ind[cator [s a ccmpl.icar.c
clcctril.'. meter· with whi the momentary vc I oc i t,y crnd L
t i 0 fl () r ro t ll t i. 0 n 0 f 1, SC ['CW shaft 0 f VCSSE.: l C<Hl r:, r'Ci' is l y
'
mhJ cas L y ' l !carried at any clis and pl. nys dll
unpclf' nl parL in th pco ction of the 1n U1 calcu],JL[on
1 I
of the VCSSCl S S

2. Block di ram of sys Lem

Th is rnc L,.' c is man u Cact u Jn accordance with J[S
c system ot its parts ls shown in the follow! t' igur'c.

['CCCL ve I' rccc1 vcr

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I
power '' ['

dimmer switch dirnnicr sw[ Leh d i fll ifl (; f' \l/ i t (' h

t,r;r'!il i fl:t l bu:<.

box

1' l y \V

pic:l\ i!P
 e structures of t SC t Ot ter are as l ln 11
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1·s·" 'J•

sensor box
b. controJ box
c. rece 1 vcr
d. revolution countec
e dimmer switch
f. spare parts box

IJ T!IEOHY OF WOI\l\I

f 011 ow i arc a tu ccs ernp l in this unit.

a. The non-contact tee to c (proximity switch) and t

turning c are empio

b. !\evolution is conducted by counting 1n cvals of t

dea cted pulses.

L nsor box
The picl\--up device con'.;iU; of the proximity swiLctl and the
amplifier. sigllnl level detected is enough to drive
the converter at the cl is urn t up Lo lOOrn. The p1
devices arc provided with the Lcansrnittcr; 011c foe measure-·
rncflt m1d the other for s r1si the rcvoluting c!ir·cc:Lion.

2.
'.>.. n t ro l bu x
(' - ) is convert
the p L into a
-up 2 (
01

pulse train, which is t to t interval co1rnccr circuir..

T pt p (pul) is provided to tect the turni cl i rec ti o rL

l ) pow c c s up p 1y ci r c ll i t
T following volt are provided by the power st.ippJy
cl rcu i L.

+laV, L)V · · · · · · · foe IC ln atcd circui

+LSV, E)V · · · · · · · [or F/V converter and Lional
'fl r') j .; r' i' \..-
ci
Ut t-· . l L
,., ['

+ l :w, l · · · · · · · l'oc rcvuluticrn 011tpuL

+2,lV ······· for pick up circuits

It is assumed that pick s l, 2 and the turn i grear· are

situ as in Fig. 1.

PUl PU2

AHL:\D Fig. 1

\\ihcr1 the crngir1c rotates 1.n an asLcrn dirccLion, t

mi\LO pick-up
1 becomes m; wi ch the pi p 2 on. For rcvo I u t ion in an ahcacl
cl i rec; ti on, when the pi ck--up 2 is tu rncd on, Lhc pi ck---up l has
al tur off Thus, the revolution diccction is dis--
c r 1111111:t Operation ur this ciccuir. is givcr1 in detail as
0 up st "p(J]" "PU z" l icator on
f rorn
,,
off lse ",,__) 't ~'J c j. 'S
FIJ'l - 1 {, Pl UPS (proxrni--
ty swit ) re are ins 1 J. at inc s i are s I. i
term1nals Il--IE

0 The pick up s J al "1/'>"

/, and "1 I " i.cator
l s on
and off 1 time r 2 and input pulse SI l ('
. i.._) ~

tc: It is only possible to see at inc revolution

by turniog rnotur. It seems to light continuously
for fuel r'unn i

o Tes L I tch
It is possible to do selt'chcck without input pulse signal
from picku , as quarts oscillator (fixed f'rcqucncy 50, 100
or 200Hz) is built int control box.
T'
N test switch is shiftc.:cl to "AHEAD" position, output
volt is +(plus) value in proportion to quart;, frequcn
When "ASTEF'.0i" posi r.ion, output volt is -(minus) value.
Test Switch is to be set to "NOf\MAL" position during 1ne
l'Ullf11

o Pulse Signal
The f uency of ot1put pulse signal from control box 1s same
as output of' picku
Number of' t,ccth ( 6 ) pulse/! ruvo.
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< PU2>

_JNPliLS~,
PICK· UP SIG.

I PU 1>

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L or box
lashproof, 1ns 11 rn t ine room.
Set pi in terminal box
t pi lll SU r r
Suppor r' ······engine m r s ·1 "v .

n t. ro 1 x
Sp[,'Jshproof, i.nstall 1.n the control room console.
Body · ··· ·· steel ( Lp)
Pr in board · · · · · · converter

iver
e case is rfcctly wa prof f terminal box is
set at the bott,orn a11cl electroluminescencc arc us toe
lighting. By ccmovi the front glass, the pointing arrow
can easily be placed at zero.
The receiver is of moving coil style. It has rn tic
poles of pcrmanm1t magnet, a series resistance, coil, spr1
and moving coil s uppo r by sapphire ho ldcr.
I ts calibration makes on Uw cl i al extent about 12~) t.o the
0

. l ) anc1' t he same to rignt

left ( "ASTE!\N" sue . ' ( " :.LL'
\ T ' \ .)L " s1clc
. , ).
The dial pla th for steering room and for LJlC f'OOifl,

is white and has black letters on the "AllEAD" si and

ones on the "ASTEfr',i" side.

1
L Dimmer swi Leh
This is a rheostat, regulating the bcightncss o[ bulbs whi
illuminate the dial. It: is contained in a clr'ip proof case
or in receiver', and is operatcxl by turning t OU ts i k
This rheostat serves aslo ;1s a switch or cutti the electric
r. resistance value o[ this light ul:ltor shoi:lcl
cli[[cr corresponding Lu the clctcic power· of' t.hc vc::sscl.
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a) be Pl turning 3 mm--

b) Turn t pt up t.o clo wise or ccw til1 t

111 rminal xis light ti n 1L

Con t ro l box
a) output signal
revolution output · · · · · --lOV to OV, 1ess than CO mi\,

l\eceiver
a) Terminal volt full scale at the 10 v.
b) Working current at the full scale z) mA.
c) Innnr n:s.1stance 2,000 ohm
d) g ti on,

The gracluat:icrn 1s the same on the "AIIED" side and Lhc

"'S'l'J
n 7 f)\f"
. . \.1 l
st.cc. t
'I''11e num1er o t' rotation
. at tne grutest
I

and ;n, the smallest gr'aduation Is following.

;\L Lhc greatest g uation

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At the grea t graduation

!\. P. M. 2

e) mode of graduation
re an:: three; kinds of the grca t. graduation as shown
tn (d), and t.hc clir'cction or· rotation is s wn p rcssi
on the rights[ f' ci the f\cccivcr, int case of
double shaft the tclt and the righL iH'C symmetrically for
the st. rboar'd and the port,
 0 Vol t for 1i ti bu I (
100, ltO, 11~5V, OV)

'L is tics
a) Error of receiver at t ture of 20° C is less than
() • 5 0_11!o sum o .•f ty
b uation on the left t ri t
s1

control box mainly comprises sophistica electron1c

cts, so careful examination uf the connections be[ore r
is indis le.
l. Sensor box,
Please fix Lhc~ gap Pl up and t ly wheel to ( "A" ) mm
at fol lewd sketch by uscing thickness etc.
Check af r connection and installation that thr:; L. E. D. in sensor
box is lit (cm/off) by feed Lhe electric source and turn the tur-
nn1ng r by mo tor.
(0iOTE: If wiring is miss corrnection, pick up is damagccL)
A[ ter fixed the sensor box, when re--adj us trnen t of gap is nece-· ,.
ssary, loosen the not or pick up and set the pos[t:ion of pick up
Lo chock wise or' ccw separately.

Sensoc box

:;: LED

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lc~nn1na,

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-tr;\tr~Mf.tt··· rt"it'"+-B'-=2'1~--1,t·-- ,.m<~-=~-"'-c--11T11r~.... .
 at t pJ ace vi ti on
i.s the least, humidity is the lowest
surro raturc ve much
t cxaminatio cleani i r are i en t. It is,
of cours necess1:U'Y to ul to splash wa r or oil
upon i t.

arc usually installed in the wheelhou the ine

room of the chi nee s room. Cons i n ng its peculiar
.1.

composition, dampness ancl vibration should be 1wo1 rn

choos i pl ace where for the recc i. vc c to i. ns ta 11
If the place for instrallment is not on the same level as
receiver, distortion will be caused after its installment,
cllor' or even disablement engendered or fissurE; may bcJ pro-
duced. Its insto.llrnc)nt should be done vcctical ly, so that,
top of the pointing arrow can be made right upwa , of i 1·
irnpossibln owing to unavoidable ciccumstancc:s, should done
at an angle of JO" at least, right or left and before or
behind.
As receiver is rticulady delicate to a shock, s i al ca re
should be taken of" sctti and rcrnov1 it, and careful. cx--
amination t.akcn, after setti of removing, about t lid of
terminal ai1d the putty crarnmi of" gland nuts and the loosing
if any, of scccws, in order to keep dust CH' damp f"rom stc;aling
i fl.

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 The tac r ls disl t indica
tUCill s and tal revolution num of t shaft.
A pick up install on a turning ar of main inn ls
to t f y of crossing of the Lee th of turn i
uency de by the pi up is converted
Lo an elcct,ric ::;i al through a semiconductor circuit to
[ndicate turnings T system t fore contains
llCl [' parts mechanically o rated nor electrical con-
tac , thus no particular rn::dntcnancc is necessary.
However, 1 expos to continuos vibration, the pick up
should be cxmi 1.n terminal screws which may become
loose, The first exarninaticrn should be domed a week a[tcr
since the system first been installed.
t is to be a rnou th af tcr then once a ha l r r or
accordi t,o Ute c ire urns

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If a trouble should occur in all receivers cluri o r'a Li uo

of t main engine (several rccivcrs arc insta1 I in ship),
the cm1'.c;c is probably in the sensor box. proximiLy switch, oc
control box of' contactlcss shaft revolution indica c.
It cliffcl'cnt troubles occur in receivers, the cause is in the
s if'ic receiver.
Thcrcfurc, wtwn a Lcoublc takes place, first c k whether
it is a comiilon trouble or an indivicltud one, and then c ck
Lhc i' o l low i po i n Ls.

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 :· 0 u b 1C: I\t::medy-
cc:vulu ion ind catof'
dues not: s c:x termi na
cl r, 1 o becwe~ n r
contactless shaft: revolution
(a r·. con tro box).

y c: s
v '

eek if V Is s t~veen
ccrncro box terminals I
No -> c ecui
Yes k

eek f si l (rom fJcox ·miry sw t

is ncE·mally in control box.
nect tester between rrninals
1' a I2 I E i n con t ro 1
check if 1ses are turn
, fr
on lL L
c ranee WE.;(~fl
r
y SWl l
Yes
us Lmcr; t,
eek ir ou ,.L VOl
' s pm 1m
twc;c::n control
c n
c I rc11 i
y s circui.t ca
!
v

c. k Lr \Vi re ls con nee t correcL y

r·cvolution i lcaror recc~ivt::c~

e.
'--~ Cor•nec·r
-...lil --~ en
'-'' e0r•t 111
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--
1n
l .l.L

cs
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Rc rn E: y
')
'-
r,s Lr: at cc- . . f lyw
i CL"L LU I' ['CCC i- L.i.ng norma Ly.,

switch -1 ur· rcvoiut on

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1·
\o Xlffll
1 • ,.
sw i tchos tE:c
the ccc; rh, ecK ir t li ts
tlS clt:;arance
swit I
i.

y_ C~S
of swi
after us tmen t,
one.
k it a voltage corresponding to
revolution s ls ra
control x term1nals I
0 __, just ith VR in F
conver r lfl co.n ro v
..!'.. ~

+0 to l0 V = -r 0 Lo rE;vo 1u ti on
icator receiv~er
ful scale
("•(';
rrec 1J
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\!
us 1
ver.
le:; v. ur::
(\
us uL j·

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Yes
m ,,. •
l
 Check Remedy
u on cator w r ng s reverse
receiver is different PUl and PU2 in the sensor box.
from ing direc-
tion of main engine Proximity switch
ing operation of main
1 engine. TLXP5 IFR.12.24.11
1 Red I24 Brown
White - I 1 - BlJ_acK,
Black - I E - Blue
PU2 Red - I24 - Brown
White I 1 - Black
Black - I E - Blue
Make sure the connection is as s
above. Check also the external w1r1ng
for wrong connection.
co 1'
Yes
-i
1. One of the two proximity switches(PUl or
PU2) is not detecting flywheel teelth.
Yes -+ i. ust the c earance
No the fail i swi
wheel. if not l
ter adjus
J. Check if wire is connected correctly a spare swit
from the output voltage of the control
box.
IOP Normally, receiver to + term nals
ION/Normally, receiver to - term nal~

-+ J. t correc ~r

Yes
 Remedy
4 r I n one i cat on revo u-
of revolution indicator indicator receiver agrees with the
receivers during opera- engine speed.
tion of main engine. When the main engine is stabilized,
measure the counts in a minute by the
counter, and check if the measured speed
( is different from the indication
in any receiver.
Yes -+ k. As for the receiver ng
error, adjust to the normal
rpm value by using the a-
ble resis provided in the
receiver to cancel the di
frenece be the main
engine
i
,.._..
When main engine stops i. Each receiver is designed to indicate
LJ1
i the full scale rpm at DC lOV, check if
the receiver operates normally at
dummy voltage of 0 to 10 V DC.
-+ L Adjust
sis tor t
nor-

Yc; s
Ask the maker.