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Bulletin 700-HR Dial Timing Relay
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Specifications for Start, Gate, Reset Signal (Cat. Nos. 700-HR52, -HRT6, -HRV, -HRQR)
Start, Reset, and Gate signals are typically contact closures or signals from a solid-state sensor.
(R) Reset Signal
The reset signal is not required for normal operation. Reset can be accomplished by removing power from the timing relay. To reset the timer without removing power, a signal must be applied which resets the timing cycle and returns the output contacts to their shelf state. The reset signal will override both the start signal and gate signal. The reset signal can be either momentary or maintained.
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(G) Gate Signal
The gate signal is not required for normal operation. The gate signal provides a pause or retentive timing function. When the gate signal is applied the timing cycle is momentarily interrupted. When the signal is removed, the timing cycle resumes timing at the point the cycle was interrupted and will continue timing until the time delay is completed or the gate signal is re-applied.
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Contact Signal — Cat. Nos. 700-HR52, -HRT6, -HRQR
Contact closure provides signal to timer. A low energy signal is generated by the 700-HR timing relay. For optimum reliability, use contacts designed for low energy switching (5V, 1 mA) (Bul. 800F-X__V, 800T-X__V). No external voltage should be connected to the contact signal.
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Contact Signal — Cat. No. 700-HRV
For use in applications where it is not possible to use contacts designed for low energy switching. Contact closure provides signal to timer. A signal is generated by the 700-HR timing relay, and is the same potential as the supply voltage of the timing relay. No external voltage should be connected to contact signal. 700-HRV52TU24 supply voltage: 24...48V AC, 12...48V DC / 700-HRV52TA17 supply voltage: 100...240V AC, 100...125V DC.
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Solid-State Signal — Cat. Nos. 700-HR52, -HRT6
Timing relay is suitable for use with a 3-wire NPN 12...24V DC sensor. Supply voltage potential of sensor must be the same as the supply voltage potential of the timing relay. Permissible off-state leakage current from sensor: 0.01 mA max.
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Solid-State Signal — Cat. No. 700-HRV
Timing relay is suitable for use with a 3-wire NPN or PNP 12...24V DC sensor. Supply voltage potential of sensor must be the same as the supply voltage potential of the timing relay. Permissible off-state leakage current from sensor: 0.01 mA max.
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| Signal Specifications | |||||
| Circuit Impedance | Circuit impedance can be used to calculate the maximum wiring distance from the signal switch to the timing relay, for example. Permissible signal-ON impedance: 1 kW max. Permissible signal-OFF impedance: 100 kW min. |
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| Power-OFF Reset | Min. power-off time: 0.1 s, Reset Voltage: 10% max. of rated voltage | ||||
| Signal Duration | Min. pulse width: 0.05 s | ||||
| Signal Options | 700-HR52 | 700-HRT6 | 700-HRV5 | 700-HRQR | |
| Start | X | X | X | NA | |
| Reset | X | X | NA | X | |
| Gate | X | X | NA | NA | |
