1. The PAX Lite: PAX quality at a great low price.

2. PAX Lite Series Indication and Setpoint Control Simple field set-up Perfect the low-cost meter users Ideal for the OEM market

3. Designed For Basic Applications Bright.56“ Display AC/DC Powered PAX Packaging Variety of Models With prices starting as low as $105.00

4. A PAX Lite For Every Need Digital Models – Count, Rate, and Process Time Analog Models – Volt, Current, Process, Temperature and Strain Gage

5. PAX Lite Digital Models 6 and 8 Digit Counters 6 Digit Rate Indicator 5 (Chronometer) and 6 Digit Process Time Accepts a wide variety of sensors Input Rates up to 25 KHz Programmable Scaling Easy Front Panel Entry with Lockout And now PAXLCR adds Dual Setpoint capability

6. PAX Lite Analog Models 3 ½ Digit Display AC and DC Models Over-range Indication Selectable Decimal Points Optional Custom Units Overlay Simple Scaling Pots No Front Panel Push Buttons And now dual setpoint control is available in the PAXLA and PAXLT

7. When your needs are basic … choose PAX Lite

8. PAX: Everything you want in a process meter

9. Digital Models Count Rate Timer/Real Time Clock PAXI PAXR PAXCK

10. Analog Models Temperature Process Voltage Current Strain Gage PAXT PAXH PAXP PAXD PAXS

11. The PAX Features Bright.56" LED Display Variable Intensity Display Programmable Keys & User Inputs NEMA 4X/IP65 UL Listed 508, CE Tested Display Flashing Alarm Condition Plug-in Option Capability

12. Check out these displays … Sunlight Readable Red Display Standard Green Display

13. Analog unit only Custom Units Overlay

14. Add options now or later with easy plug-in cards

15. Optional Plug-in Cards Setpoint Output –Dual relays –Quad relays –Quad sinking open collector –Quad sourcing open collector Retransmitted Analog Output –4 – 20 mA –0 – 10 VDC

16. System Capabilities for Plant wide Connectivity RS485 Modbus RS232

17. Now programmable in Crimson 2.0 software…

18. Application Web Monitoring

19. Application Details Want to count material in tenths of feet Want the ability to change direction Want to read material speed Needs two setpoints Needs 0 to 10 VDC retransmitted Needs RS485 Comms

20. Product Selection Meter – PAXI Counter/Rate Meter Option Cards Setpoint – PAXCDS10 Analog – PAXCDL10 Communication – PAXCDC1C Sensor – LSM Miniature Length Sensor with Poly Wheel

21. Data Sheet Review

22. 1.0 Installing the Meter

23. 2.0 Jumper and DIP Switch

24. Adapts to almost any sensor

25. 3.0 Installing Plug-In Cards

26. 4.0 Wiring the Meter

27. 5.0 Front Panel and Display

28. 6.0 Programming Overview

30. Factory Reset !!! Code 66

31. Application Details Want to count material in tenths of feet Want the ability to change direction Want to read material speed Needs two setpoints Needs 0 to 10 VDC retransmitted Needs RS485 Comms

32. Module 1 - Input Programming

33. Input Scaling 2000 pulses per foot Wants to show feet to the tenths Desired Display Pulses per Display Unit = Scale Factor

34. Input Scaling 2000 pulses per foot Wants to show feet to the tenths Desired Display = 1.0 or a Display of 10 with a decimal point (1.0)

35. Input Scaling 2000 pulses per foot Wants to show feet to the tenths 10 2000 =.005 Scale Factor =.005, Scale Multiplier = 1 Desired Display Pulses per Display Unit =

36. Input Scaling w/Multiplier 1500 pulses per foot Wants to show feet Better - Scale Factor =.06666, Scale Multiplier =.01 1 1500 = 0.0006666 Desired Display Pulses per Display Unit = Okay - Scale Factor =.00066, Scale Multiplier = 1

37. Module 1 - Input Programming

38. Module 2 - User Programming

39. External Control Programming Lockout Change Display Various Resets Inhibit Store Deactivate Setpoints Activate Setpoints Hold Setpoints Change Display Intensity

40. Module 3 – Display Capability

41. Display Capabilities Accessible Displays Lock, Read, and Enter Accessible Setpoints, Scaling, and Counter Load Value Security Code

42. Adjustable Cut-to-length

43. Module 4 – Rate

44. Calculating for Rate Rate is represented by a selected display value and the corresponding input pulses that represent that value. The input value must be calculated in CPS (Cycles per Second) for entry into the PAX meter.

45. 60 0 X Rate Graph FPM CPS

46. Calculating the CPS 60 FPM x 2000 Pulses 60 Seconds/Minute Selected Display Value x Representative Pulses 60 Seconds/Minute CPS = CPS = 2000

47. 60 0 2000 Rate Graph FPM CPS

48. 60 30 0 10002000 Rate Graph FPM CPS

49. Module 4 – Rate

50. Optimum Speed Equals $$$

51. Module 5 – Math Function

52. Display C Funtions Counter A Add Counter A and Counter B Subtract Counter A and Counter B Slave Display

53. Tank Level Indication

54. Application Info Setpoint 1 disengages the motor Setpoint 2 stops the web and cuts the paper at the desired length Both outputs are maintained until reset

55. Module 6 – Setpoints

56. Full Output Control Action – Latch, Boundary, Time Out Assignment – Counter A, B, C, Rate Logic – Normal, Reverse Hysteresis Setpoint Termination Setpoint Tracking

57. Module 7 Serial Comms

58. Available Comms RS232 RS485 Modbus DeviceNet Profibus Ethernet (Via the ICM8)

59. Ties to Management System

60. Module 8 – Analog Output

61. One Card, Choice of Outputs

62. Module 9 – Factory Service

63. The PAX Meters … much more than just a Panel Meter! they are part of the system!