365C Long-Ranger Computing Timer, Atc, Mfr#: 365C-300-Q30-PX

The from Automatic Timing and Controls is microprocessor-based digital timer with three rotary knobs for setting and adjustment of the Preset. The Preset can be any three-digit value from .01 Sec to 999 Hrs. The Decimal and Range are switch selectable. The high-intensity blue vacuum fluorescent display is DIP switch selectable to Timeup or Timedown. Two heavy-duty 7A DPDT relays provide instantaneous, interval or delayed output control. Plug-in panel mounting allows easy replacement without the removal of field wiring.Product Details:COMPUTATION: Through its internal microcomputer, the keeps track of the set point throughout the time cycle. Whenever there is a change in set point, even during a cycle, it instantly re-computes the time remaining and accurately determines time-out. This unique capability is especially valuable in the time-down modes as it allows you to shorten a cycle without loss of accuracy.POSITIVE RESET TIME AND PULSE LENGTH: Digitally clocked by the microcomputer, the 365C’s reset time is consistently of the same duration, regardless of variations in line voltage, power supply or time cycle. As a result, the is not subject to false reset from momentary power interruptions less than 30 ms. When the 365C operates in repeat-cycle mode, the output pulse is also digitally clocked so that both its occurrence and duration are consistent.WIDE RANGE: Each covers the overall span of 0.01 sec. to 999 hrs., in nine switch-selected ranges of 0 to 9.99,99.9 or 999 sec., min. or hrs. The timer can be optimized within any selected range simply by removing appropriate selector knobs e.g. with the timer in the 9.99 sec. range, you can obtain a tamper-proof span of 0.99 by setting the left selector at 0 and removing the knob.PROGRAMMABLE DISPLAY: Depending on the position of an internal jumper, the 365C’s three-digit cycle progress display will time UP to or DOWN from the set point; after time-out, it will either STOP or GO i.e. display the time elapsed after time-out. To the right of the three-digit display, a timing bar blinks once per second during the timing cycle and rapidly after time-out. At left, a marker turns on when the delayed relay is energized. The is also available without display but with a pilot light that blinks once per second during the cycle and rapidly after time-out.