Shiva Amwaj digital counter code 17B1

Shiva Amwaj digital counter code 17B1

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Shiva digital wave counter is a suitable device for counting input pulses with high accuracy and flexibility. This device can be used to count the number of products, the number of device functions, metering, etc.
Features of Shiva Amwaj digital counter
Completely microprocessor system
2 performance mode
The first mode: maximum counting of 4 digits and adjusting the counting number according to need
Second mode: maximum count of 8 digits
Ability :
Set the number divided from 0 to 100
Setting the status of the output relay according to the need
Coupling the counters of Shiva waves so that the number that can be counted increases widely (astronomical numbers).
Reset the counters
Save data during power outage
Technical specifications of Shiva Amwaj digital counter
Supply voltage: between 180 and 250 volts AC (from 50 to 60 Hz)
Efficiency in:
Temperature: from -20 to 65 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 70%
Data storage without connecting the input power: 40 years
Output: 5 amp relay

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counter:
A counter is a device that stores and displays the number of times a process has been performed. With this device, you can accurately count and control the number of products. It is difficult for the user to count a process repeatedly and in large numbers, so the counter can perform a large number of counts with high accuracy.
Digital counters have two different working modes. In the first mode, the device finds a number as the final counting point, and after starting the counting operation, as soon as the counter reaches this number, the output relay of the device is connected. In the second mode, the device only acts as a counter, in this case, the output device does not have.
In general, any counter is usually used to measure the repetition of any event or round per second, minute, hour, etc.
Counters are widely used in industry. One of the interesting applications of counters is in digital multimeters. In a digital multimeter, a voltage is measured and shown numerically. Inside an A/D (analog to digital) converter, a digital multimeter uses a counter to convert the analog voltage into a number.
The counters in the production lines can be accurately counted and displayed to count the number of packed packages or the number of parts passing in front of the sensor that sends a pulse to the counter.
Also, other controllers, including PLC, can perform the counting process accurately and get the desired output from it, but it is possible that the use of PLC in some processes is not economically justified.
Points to know when buying counters:
Input supply voltage
Ability to store information
Allowed current of its output relay
Counter working modes
Networking capability
Its dimensions