Hitachi EMU100 User Manual

This document describes the features and characteristics of the CS-3254 series products, and provides instructions for use and possible changes in appearance and specifications.


Hitachi EMU100 User Manual - cover page
Brand
Hitachi
Category
Other device
Document type
User Manual
Language
Japanese
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
403 KB
Published
04 January, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0F28143FC2DF17AB6A94A41B080F7E1D

About this manual

The EMU100 is a manual adjustment controller designed for precise setting and read‑out of process variables. It features a combined LED bar‑graph and large digital display, offering high‑resolution indication and optional output hold or preset functions.

The manual covers panel dimensions, power requirements, input/output signal types, communication options (including RS‑485/RS‑422), operation modes (AUTO, HOLD, PM, MAN), wiring diagrams, and parameter settings. Safety and installation notes are also included. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Code and Specifications Sheet
  • Operation Modes
  • Wiring and External Connections
  • Communication Interfaces
  • Parameter Settings
  • Dimensions and Physical Characteristics
  • Power Supply
  • Safety and Installation

Specifications

Panel size72 × 144 mm (DIN)
Power supply (AC)85‑138 V / 170‑264 V, 10 VA
Maximum output current20 mA
Digital communicationRS‑485 / RS‑422 optional

Frequently asked questions

What are the power supply requirements for the EMU100?

The EMU100 can be powered from AC 85‑138 V or 170‑264 V (10 VA) or from a DC source of 1‑5 V.

Which communication interfaces are supported by the EMU100?

It supports digital serial transmission via current loop or shielded twisted‑pair at 19.2 kBps, and optional RS‑485 or RS‑422 interfaces.

What operation modes does the EMU100 provide?

The device offers AUTO, HOLD, PM (preset manual) and MAN modes, selectable with front‑panel switches.

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