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Digital Display (80/120/200 mm)
M7E
CSM_M7E(80_120_200mm)_DS_E_10_2
Digital Display with Wire-saving Serial
Transmission Function (B7A Output)
• Single-color (red or green) and three-color (red, green, or
orange selectable) displays with a character height of 80, 120,
or 200 mm are available for a variety of applications and
locations.
• Thin design with a 39.5-mm depth for the 120-mm model is
perfect for saving space in equipment and devices.
• Decimal display including negative sign (−) display with signal
codes is possible.
Ordering Information
Specifications
■ List of Models
■ Ratings
Models with 80 mm-high Characters
Display contents
Decimal
Type
Logic input
Front
mounting
Hexadecimal
Negative
Front
mounting
Display color
Model
Red
M7E-08DRN2
Green
M7E-08DGN2
Red
M7E-08HRN2
Green
M7E-08HGN2
Rated power supply
24 VDC
Allowable voltage
fluctuation range
90% to 110% of rated voltage
Current consumption M7E-08 (at 24 VDC)
(per display)
Red LED: 120 mA max.
Green LED: 160 mA max.
M7E-12 (at 24 VDC)
Red LED: 200 mA max.
Green LED: 330 mA max.
Red/Green LED (orange: lit): 330 mA max.
Models with 120 mm-high Characters
Display contents
Decimal
Type
Logic input
Rear
mounting
Negative
Front
mounting
Hexadecimal
Rear
mounting
Front
mounting
Display color
Model
Red
M7E-12DRN1
Green
M7E-12DGN1
Red/green/orange
M7E-12DKN1
Red
M7E-12DRN2
Ambient temperature Operating: −10 to 55°C (with no icing)
Storage: −25 to 70°C (with no icing)
Green
M7E-12DGN2
Ambient humidity
Red/green/orange
M7E-12DKN2
Red
M7E-12HRN1
Green
M7E-12HGN1
Red/green/orange
M7E-12HKN1
Decimal
Type
Hexadecimal
Negative
Rear
mounting
Display
Decimal
Logic
input
Operating: 35% to 85% (with no
condensation)
■ Characteristics
Insulation
resistance
100 MΩ min. (at 500 VDC) between each
terminal and mounting panel
M7E-12HRN2
M7E-12HGN2
Dielectric
strength
500 VAC, 50/60 Hz for 1 min between each
terminal and mounting panel
Red/green/orange
M7E-12HKN2
Noise immunity
(See note.)
Power terminal: ±500 V
Input terminals: ±500 V (normal mode)
±1,500 V (common mode)
Vibration
resistance
Destruction: 10 to 55 Hz, 0.75-mm double
amplitude
Display color
Model
Red
M7E-20DRN1
Green
M7E-20DGN1
Red/green/orange
M7E-20DKN1
Red
M7E-20HRN1
Green
M7E-20HGN1
Red/green/orange
M7E-20HKN1
Shock resistance Destruction: 300 m/s2
Degree of
protection
IEC IP40 (portion on panel surface)
Note: 1. Initial values
2. Impulse conditions:
Rise time: 1 ns +10% max.
Pulse width: 100 ns, 1 μs
Polarity:
Positive, negative, asynchronous to power
frequency, 100 Hz repeat frequency.
■ Accessories (Order Separately)
Connectable PLCs
M7E model
Nega- Stan- High: 4 V to power supply voltage
tive
dard Low: 0 to 1.5 V
logic
Red
Logic input
Rear
mounting
Input
level
Green
Models with 200 mm-high Characters
Display contents
M7E-20 (at 24 VDC)
Red LED: 420 mA max.
Green LED: 500 mA max.
Red/Green LED (orange: lit): 500 mA max.
PLC's output method
Static output
PNP output
NPN output
Negative Not connectable Connectable
Hexadecimal Negative Not connectable Connectable
Harness Connector
Dimensions
Model
70 mm
M7E-WH0111A
500 mm
M7E-WH0511A
1,000 mm
M7E-WH1011A
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Installation
■ Cables
■ M7E-WH@11A
Harness Connector
Refer to M7E Options for information on using cables
(OMRON G79-@C, G79-Y@C, and G79-O@C-@).
l
CN2
CN3
L
Model
70 mm
M7E-WH0111A
500 mm
M7E-WH0511A
1,000 mm M7E-WH1011A
Japan Solderless
Terminal EHR-11
■ Input Codes
Negative Logic Standard Unit
Input signal
Output display condition
Connector pin No. (CN1)
A
N
M
L
K
E
F
Terminal symbol
LE
D
C
B
A
DP
BI
RBI
RBO
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
L
L
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
H
0
0
H
H
H
H
H
L
H
*
H
0.
0.
H
H
H
H
L
H
H
*
H
1
1
H
H
H
L
H
H
H
*
H
2
2
H
H
H
L
L
H
H
*
H
3
3
H
H
L
H
H
H
H
*
H
4
4
H
H
L
H
L
H
H
*
H
5
5
H
H
L
L
H
H
H
*
H
6
6
H
H
L
L
L
H
H
*
H
7
7
H
L
H
H
H
H
H
*
H
8
8
H
L
H
H
L
H
H
*
H
9
9
H
L
H
L
H
H
H
*
H
H
L
H
L
L
H
H
*
H
Blank (See note 1.)
b
H
L
L
H
H
H
H
*
H
DP lights at serial input.
(See note 2.)
c
H
L
L
H
L
H
H
*
H
DP lights at serial input.
(See note 3.)
d
Input signals
Decimal
Blank
Hexadecimal
Blank
a
H
L
L
L
H
H
H
*
H
Blank (See note 1.)
e
H
L
L
L
L
H
H
*
H
Blank (See note 1.)
f
*
*
*
*
*
L
H
*
H
*
*
*
*
*
*
L
*
H
Blank (See note 1.)
Blank (See note 1.)
L
*
*
*
*
*
H
*
H
(See note 4.)
(See note 4.)
* Either low or high. All inputs are pulled up internally. Therefore high can be open.
Note: 1. Only the numeral will be OFF. (There is no relationship to the decimal point.)
2. Only the numeral will be OFF if there is parallel input with CN1. The decimal point will be lit if there is B7A serial input with TB1.
3. Only the numeral will be OFF if there is parallel input with CN1. The decimal point will be OFF if there is B7A serial input with TB1.
4. The previous statuses of A to D before LE goes low will be held. There is no relationship to the decimal point. The LE latch function will not, however, operate
at the time of serial transmission.
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■ Terminal Arrangement/Functions
1. Input Terminal
Terminal Arrangement
TB1
Terminal symbol
Name
Function
+V
Power supply
Positive (+) power-supply terminal.
GND
Power supply
0 V power-supply terminal.
SI
Serial data input
B7A serial data received
Models with 120/200-mm-high
Characters
CN1 (Connector: XG4C-2031 for 80-mm Models,
XG4A-2034 for 120-mm/200-mm Models)
Terminal
XG4- Terminal
No.
2034 pin symbol
No.
Name
Function
1
(20)
LE1
Control input 1st-digit latch input: The previous display is held when this signal is input.
2
(18)
LE2
Control input 2nd-digit latch input: The previous display is held when this signal is input.
3
(16)
LE3
Control input 3rd-digit latch input: The previous display is held when this signal is input.
4
(14)
LE4
Control input 4th-digit latch input: The previous display is held when this signal is input.
5
(12)
DP
Data input
6
(10)
BI
Control input Blank input: Turns OFF all the displays.
The decimal point lights. Operates independently of the LE signal.
7
(8)
R
Control input Color selector input: Red is lit when low is input (See note.)
8
(6)
G
Control input Color selector input: Green is lit when low is input (See note.)
9
(4)
GND
Power supply 0 V power-supply terminal. (Terminals 9 and 19 are connected internally.)
10
(2)
+V
Power supply Positive side (+) power-supply terminal. (Terminals 10 and 20 are connected
internally.)
11
(19)
A
Data input
A (20)
12
(17)
B
Data input
B (21)
13
(15)
C
Data input
C (22)
14
(13)
D
Data input
D (23)
15
(11)
NC
Open
---
16
(9)
NC
Open
---
17
(7)
NC
Open
---
18
(5)
NC
Open
---
19
(3)
GND
Power supply 0 V power-supply terminal. (Terminals 9 and 19 are connected internally.)
20
(1)
+V
Power supply Positive side (+) power-supply terminal. (Terminals 10 and 20 are connected
internally.)
The value and symbol corresponding to the input code
signal are displayed. Refer to the list of input codes for the
contents of display.
Supply voltage: 24 VDC
Note: If the R and G of the multi-color display are set low, the Unit will display in orange.
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2. Multi-digit Connection Terminals
CN2, CN3
Terminal
No.
CN1 Terminal Arrangement
CN2 (IN)
Symbol
Name
View of Mating Portion
CN3 (OUT)
Function
Symbol
Name
(19)(17)
Function
1
A
Data
input
A (20)
A
Data
output
A (20)
2
B
Data
input
B (21)
B
Data
output
B (21)
3
C
Data
input
C (22)
C
Data
output
C (22)
4
D
Data
input
D (23)
D
Data
output
D (23)
5
+V
Power
supply
Positive side
+V
(+) powersupply terminal
Power
supply
Positive side
(+) powersupply terminal
6
GND
Power
supply
0 V powerGND
supply terminal
Power
supply
0 V powersupply terminal
7
SI
Control B7A serial data SO
input
received
Control B7A serial data
output transmitted
8
RBO
Control Zero-suppress RBI
output output
(See note 3.)
Control Zero-suppress
input
input
(See note 3.)
9
LEI1
Control 1st-digit latch
input
input
LEO1
Control 2nd-digit latch
output output
10
LEI2
Control 2nd-digit latch
input
input
LEO2
Control 3rd-digit latch
output output
11
LEI3
Control 3rd-digit latch
input
input
LEO3
Control 4th-digit latch
output output
(1)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
(20)(18)
Note: 1. The CN2 or CN3 Multi-digit Connector must be used for serial
transmission and dynamic control with the B7A Link Terminal.
Refer to page 5 for details. To use zero suppression, refer to
page 8. Use the CN2 and CN3 for connection with the M7E only.
2. Use the following connectors for the connector terminals:
CN1: XG4M-2030 or equivalent
CN2 and CN3: M7E-WH@11A
Refer to CN1 Terminal Arrangement for the pin numbers.
Refer to page 2 for the dedicated harness.
3. Refer to the list of input codes for RBO or RBI control.
(2)
PCB
Note: 1. The numbers in parentheses are the pin numbers for the
XG4C-2031 Connector for Models with 80-mm-high
Characters and for the XG4A-2034 Connector for Models
with 120/200-mm-high Characters.
2. Connectors
• Flat-cable Connector: XG4M-2030
• Connectors for Loose Wires with Crimp Terminals:
XG5M-2032-N (Applicable wire gauge: AWG24)
XG5M-2035-N (Applicable wire gauge: AWG28 to AWG26)
Models with 80 mm-high Characters
CN2
A
B
C
D
+24 V
GND
SI
RBO
LEI1
LEI2
LEI3
DSW
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
CN3
11 12
20
1
10
2
CN1
A
B
C
D
+24 V
GND
SO
RBI
LEO1
LEO2
LEO3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
TB1
+24 V
Case
SI
GND
PCB
■ Block Diagram
Signal Input Circuit
Note: Circled numbers are the connector pin numbers.
Negative Logic Model
Power
supply circuit
+5 V
Input connector
3.9 kΩ
Signal input
4.3 kΩ
Input circuit
LED elements
Driver
Operation Examples of Zero Suppression
Zero suppression operates when the display is 0, RBI is low, and the decimal
point is not lit. Then low is output to RBO.
Example 1: Zero suppression is not required and the RBI input and RBO
output of each digit are open.
Example 2: Zeros are suppressed only for the digits on the left of the digit
where the decimal is lit when both zero suppression and a
decimal point are being used.
Fourth digit
Third digit
Second digit
First digit
Example 1
Example 2
Multi-digit
connector from
the rightmost digit
Multi-digit
connector to the
leftmost digit
Note: Use RBO output for the connection with RBI input only.
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M7E
■ External Connections
Refer to Block Diagram on page 4 and Terminal Arrangement/Functions on page 3 for external connections for each Unit.
PLC Connections
Refer to your PLC operation manual before connecting the PLC.
Static Control
Connected to C500-OD213 Transistor Output Unit
PLC
A to D,
DP, BI
Connect the PLC's output to the A to D (BCD
output), DP, and BI terminals individually.
Note: Use separate output terminals for DP
or BI control.
Dynamic Control
Connected to C200H-OD215 (Static Mode) Transistor Output Unit
PLC
A to D,
DP, LE
• Connect the PLC's output to the A to D (BCD
output) terminals of the rightmost digit.
• Latch control is set with the LE1 to LE4 terminals of
the rightmost Unit.
The terminals correspond as follows:
LE1: Rightmost digit (example: 1's digit)
LE2: Second digit (example: 10's digit)
Harness connector
LE3: Third digit (example: 100's digit)
M7E-WH@11A
LE4: Forth digit (example: 1,000's digit)
Note: 1. The display colors of the three-color displays must be selected individually.
2. In static mode, ladder programming is required for latch control.
3. If the cycle time of the PLC is too short, its relationship with the ON/OFF
response time of the M7E may not work well. Set a minimum cycle time or
otherwise adjust the cycle time accordingly.
B7A Link Terminal
Connected to C500-OD219 Transistor Output Unit
Harness connector
M7E-WH@11A
PC
OUTPUT UNIT
(BCD output)
• By supplying power to a single display, all the displays will be
supplied with power.
• The B7A's serial output must be connected to the SI terminal of
the rightmost TB1.
• Use OMRON's M7E-WH@11A Harness Connectors or
equivalent to connect all Units.
• The DP and BI terminals can be controlled by transmitting the
following special data
Hexadecimal C data: Turns ON the decimal point of the relevant
digit.
Hexadecimal D data: Turns OFF the decimal point of the
relevant digit.
Hexadecimal F data: Deletes the display (BI control) of the
relevant digit.
• Use the B7A Link Terminal with a normal I/O delay of 19.2 ms.
The B7A with short I/O delay cannot be used.
Note: The display colors of the three-color displays must be selected
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M7E
■ Serial Transmission with B7A Link Terminal
A series of models incorporating a communications (serial transmission) function is available.
By using the B7A Link Terminal (PLC connector model), the Units can be connected to the PLC with ease. The 16-point B7A Link Terminal allows
the control of a maximum of four digits over two wires.
Power Supplies Placed on Both the Transmitting and Receiving Sides
M7E-08/12/20
Transmission distance: 500 m max.
24-VDC
power
supply
B7A
(PLC connector model)
DC power
supply
PLC
(12 to 24 V)
Power Supply Placed Only on the Receiving Side
M7E-08/12/20
Transmission distance: 100 m max.
B7A
(PLC connector model)
24-VDC
power
supply
PLC
Units can be
connected easily
with the dedicated
harness.
Available Link Terminal Models
Transmission side
Wiring
No. of I/O points
Connectable M7E
Display Units
B7A-T10S1
Screw terminal model
10
2
B7A-T10S3
Screw terminal model
10
2
2
B7A-T10M2
Module model
10
B7A-T6A1
Screw terminal model
16
4
B7A-T6B1
Screw terminal model
16
4
B7A-T6C1
Screw terminal model
16
4
B7A-T6D2
Module model
16
4
B7A-T6E3
Connector model
16
4
B7A-T3E3 (See note 2.)
Connector model
32
8
C200H-B7A (See note 3.)
Screw terminal model
16 × @ ports
4 × @ ports
CQM1-B7A (See note 3.)
Screw terminal model
16 × @ ports
4 × @ ports
CJ1W-B7A (See note 3.)
Screw terminal model
16 × @ ports
4 × @ ports
CS1W-B7A (See note 3.)
Screw terminal model
16 × @ ports
4 × @ ports
Note: 1. Use the B7A Link Terminal with a normal I/O delay of
19.2 ms. The B7A with short I/O delay cannot be used.
2. The connection of the 32-point connector model is as
follows:
SIG1
PLC
connector
model 32
points
SIG2
3. For details on corresponding models, refer to each
applicable model’s catalog.
Transmission Path
Signal Allocation
Errors
Transmission distance:
A maximum transmission distance of 500 m is
possible by using the VCTF 0.75 x 2C Cable if
power is supplied independently to the Input and
Output Link Terminals.
A maximum transmission distance of 100 m is
possible by using the VCTF 0.75 x 3C Cable if a
single power supply is connected to the Input or
Output Link Terminal, in which case the current
flow on the power lines (positive and negative
lines) is 1.8 A maximum.
Transmission delay:
A maximum of 50 ms for data display after the
B7A's input signal becomes definite.
B7A-M7E Corresponding Pin List
1. No signal transmission is available due to the
disconnection of the transmission path (the SI
or GND wire).
2. The waveform is greatly distorted due to
external noise interference or because the
transmission path is longer than the
permissible transmission path.
Minimum Input Time
Use an input time of 80 ms min. to the Input
Unit for the B7A.
The B7A's switch terminals correspond to the
M7E's parallel input signals as follows:
B7A switch terminal
M7E parallel input
A0
A1
A2
A3
First digit
(1's digit)
A
B
C
D
A4
A5
A6
A7
Second digit
(10's digit)
A
B
C
D
A8
A9
A10
A11
Third digit
(100's digit)
A
B
C
D
A12
A13
A14
A15
Fourth digit
(1000's digit)
A
B
C
D
Error Indication
When an error results, “-” will be displayed and
the display will flash. After the condition returns to
normal, reception data will be displayed.
Display after Error
Correction
After the condition returns to normal, the display
will be reset automatically and reception data will
be displayed.
Note: A maximum of two Display Units can be
connected when the 10-point B7A Link
Terminal is used and a maximum of four
Display Units can be connected when the
16-point B7A Link Terminal is used.
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■ Serial Transmission Control Examples
1. 1234 is displayed.
5. 4.2-1 is displayed.
Note: The transmission data is hexadecimal.
Transmission data
42A1
→ Display
Transmission data
1234
1
2
3
4
4.
2
−
1 (Numeral setting
is possible.)
−
1
6. The displayed decimal point will be OFF.
2. −123 is displayed.
Transmission data
A123
→ Display
→ Display
−
1
2
Transmission data
DDDD
3
→ Display
4
2
7. Changing the numeral and decimal point simultaneously.
(It is, however, impossible to change the numeral and decimal
point on the same digit simultaneously.)
3. 12.34 is displayed.
Transmission data
DCDD
→ Display
−
1.
2
3 (The decimal point
is controlled first.)
Transmission data
1234
→ Display
1
2.
3
4 (Numeral data is
transmitted next.)
4. 9.876 is displayed.
Transmission data
CDDD
→ Display
1
2.
3
4 (The decimal point
is controlled first.)
Transmission data
9876
→ Display
9.
8
7
6 (Numeral data is
transmitted next.)
Transmission data
C311
→ Display
4
3
1
1
1
4 (The decimal
point is OFF.)
8. Turn OFF the display by sending data F.
Transmission data
DDDD
→ Display
4
3
Transmission data
32F1
→ Display
3
2
1
(Display turns OFF
with F transmission.)
Note: DP and BI control using serial transmission is not displayed in
hexadecimal.
■ A Variety of Control Operations with Short-circuit Sockets
By removing the rear cover of the Display Unit and setting the XJ8A-0211 Short-circuit Socket, the following control operations are possible.
1. DP (J5)
2. RBI (J9)
TER (J11)
Decimal Control
• Short-circuit the DP (J5) terminals with a short-circuit socket so that the decimal point will be
always lit.
• The short-circuit socket is short circuited at the factory (i.e., normally lit). Open the short-circuit
socket if external control or lighting are not required
Short-circuit
socket
Zero Suppression Control
• When the zero suppression function is not used, the RBI (J9) terminals must be open. The TER
(J11) terminals can be either short-circuited or open.
• When zero suppression is not used, the RBI (J9) terminals of the M7E Digital Display Unit for
the leftmost digit must be short-circuited, those of all the other M7E Digital Display Units must be
open, the TER (J11) terminals of the M7E Digital Display Unit for the rightmost digit must be
open, and those of all the other M7E Digital Display Units must be short-circuited.
Example of Zero Suppression Setting for Four Digits on the M7E (120/
200-mm Model)
Note: To use zero suppression, CN2 and CN3 must be connected with an M7EWH@11A Harness Connector.
In static mode, ladder programming is required for latch control. If latch control
is not used, cut the data I/O lines (pins 1 to 4) on the Harness Connector.
M7E
Leftmost digit
RBI (J9)
TER (J11)
M7E-WH@11A
M7E
Short-circuited
Open
Short-circuited Short-circuited
M7E
Open
Short-circuited
M7E
Rightmost digit
Open
Open
Example of Zero Suppression Setting for Four Digits on the M7E (80mm Model)
80-mm Model
Note: 1.
2.
3.
ON
SW1
1 2 3 4 5 6
SEL2
Display Color Control (Three-color Model Only)
• Short-circuit the R (J8) terminals with a short-circuit socket so that the display will be lit in red.
• Short-circuit the G (J10) terminals with a short-circuit socket so that the display will be lit in
green.
• Short-circuit the R (J8) as well as G (J10) terminals with two short-circuit sockets so that the
display will be lit in orange.
Note: When the R (J8) as well as G (J10) terminals are open, the display will be OFF if the CN1
Input Connector has not been connected yet.
DIP Switch
N.C
OFF
OFF
SEL1
OFF
ON
TER
OFF
ON
DP
3. R (J8)
G (J10)
ON
ON
RBI
RBI
TER
• Pins 1 to 4 are all factory-set
to OFF.
All the terminals are short-circuited before shipping. Short-circuit or open the terminals according • Pins 5 and 6 are factory-set
to the application.
for brightness adjustment. Do
Single-color (red or green) models do not incorporate the R (J8) and G (J10) terminals.
not change the setting of
These terminals must be open when controlling the DP (J5), R (J8), and G (J10) terminals
these pins; the brightness will
externally by inputting signals from the CN1. (The short-circuit socket will take precedence.)
change.
All the terminals J5 to J11 are connected to GND.
4.
5. The 80-mm Model uses DIP switches. ON: Short-circuited OFF: Open
(SEL1 and SEL2 are switches to adjust brightness.)
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M7E
■ Zero Suppression
To use zero suppression, first connect the CN3 and CN2 connectors on the M7E to the M7E-WH@11A Harness Connector.
Then, set the DIP switch on the M7E-08@ (80-mm model) or short the required pins with short-circuit sockets on the M7E-12@ (80-mm model) or
M7E-20@(200-mm model).
Zero Suppression for 80-mm Models
Zero Suppression for 120/200-mm Models
To use zero suppression, turn ON the RBI and TER pins on the DIP
switch on the M7E for the most-significant digit, turn OFF the RBI
and TER pins on the DIP switch on the M7E for the least-significant
digit, and then turn the RBI pin OFF and the TER pin ON on the DIP
switches on the M7E for the other digits.
To use zero suppression, short-circuit the RBI and TER pins with the
short-circuit sockets on the M7E for the most-significant digit, and
leave these pins open on the M7E for the least-significant digit. For
the M7E for other digits, leave the RBI pin open and short-circuit the
TER pin.
DIP Switch
ON
SEL2
N.C
SEL1
TER
DP
RBI
1 2 3 4 5 6
• Pins 1 to 4 are all factory-set to OFF.
• Pins 5 and 6 are factory-set for
brightness adjustment. Do not
SW1 change the setting of these pins;
the brightness will change.
By removing the rear cover of the Display Unit and setting the XJ8A0211 Short-circuit Socket, the following control operations are
possible.
To use zero suppression, CN2 and CN3 must be connected with the
M7E-WH@11A Harness Connector.
In static mode, ladder programming is required for latch control. If latch
control is not used, cut the data I/O lines (pins 1 to 4) on the Harness
Connector.
To use zero suppression, CN2 and CN3 must be connected with the
M7E-WH@11A Harness Connector.
In static mode, ladder programming is required for latch control. If latch
control is not used, cut the data I/O lines (pins 1 to 4) on the Harness
Connector.
Short-circuit
socket
Example of Zero Suppression Setting for Four Digits on
the M7E (80-mm Model)
RBI
TER
OFF
ON/OFF
OFF
ON/OFF
OFF
ON/OFF
OFF
ON/OFF
1. DP (J5) - - - - - - - Decimal Control
M7E-WH@11A
RBI
TER
M7E
Leftmost digit
M7E
M7E
M7E
Rightmost digit
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
M7E
Leftmost digit
M7E
M7E
M7E
Rightmost digit
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
M7E-WH@11A
RBI
TER
Turn ON pin 1 on the DIP switch
to light the decimal point.
M7E-WH@11A
RBI
TER
M7E
Leftmost digit
M7E
M7E
M7E
Rightmost digit
OFF
ON/OFF
OFF
ON/OFF
OFF
ON/OFF
ON
ON/OFF
• Short-circuit the DP (J5) terminals with a shortcircuit socket so that the decimal point will be
always lit.
• The short-circuit socket is short circuited at the
factory (i.e., normally lit). Open the short-circuit
socket if external control or lighting are not required
2. RBI (J9)
TER (J11)
- - - - Zero Suppression Control
• When the zero suppression function is not used, the
RBI (J9) terminals must be open. The TER (J11)
terminals can be either short-circuited or open.
• When zero suppression is not used, the RBI (J9)
terminals of the M7E Digital Display Unit for the leftmost
digit must be short-circuited, those of all the other M7E
Digital Display Units must be open, the TER (J11)
terminals of the M7E Digital Display Unit for the
rightmost digit must be open, and those of all the other
M7E Digital Display Units must be short-circuited.
Note: 1. All the terminals are short-circuited before shipping. Shortcircuit or open the terminals according to the application.
2. Single-color (red or green) models do not incorporate the R
(J8) and G (J10) terminals.
3. These terminals must be open when controlling the DP (J5),
R (J8), and G (J10) terminals externally by inputting signals
from the CN1. (The short-circuit socket will take
precedence.)
4. All the terminals J5 to J11 are connected to GND.
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M7E
Example of Zero Suppression Setting for Four Digits on
the M7E (120/200-mm Model)
RBI
TER
Open
Open
Open
Open
Open/Short-circuited Open/Short-circuited Open/Short-circuited Open/Short-circuited
M7E-WH@11A
RBI
TER
M7E
Leftmost digit
M7E
M7E
M7E
Rightmost digit
Short-circuited
Open
Open
Open
Short-circuited Short-circuited Short-circuited
Open
M7E-WH@11A
M7E
Leftmost digit
RBI
TER
M7E
M7E
Open
Open
Short-circuited
Short-circuited Short-circuited Short-circuited
M7E
Rightmost digit
Open
Open
Turn ON pin 1 on the DIP switch
to light the decimal point.
M7E-WH@11A
RBI
TER
M7E
Leftmost digit
M7E
M7E
M7E
Rightmost digit
Open
Open
Open
Short-circuited
Open/Short-circuited Open/Short-circuited Open/Short-circuited Open/Short-circuited
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M7E
Operation
■ Operation Timing (Input Signal Timing)
Negative Logic
Data input
signals A to D
ts
th
H
Latching
input LE
Data latch
Data read
Data latch
L
tw
Pulse duration (tw)
1.5 ms
Hold time (th)
0.75 ms
Setup time (ts)
2.25 ms
tw: Pulse duration
t h: Hold time
t s: Setup time
■ Operation Chart
The following example shows the relationship between each input terminal and the display condition.
Data
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Description
Terminal
displayed
value
Input
A
signals (20)
H
Inputs the data signal
as BCD (or binary
code).
L
B
(21)
H
L
C
(22)
H
L
D
(23)
H
DP
H
L
Low when the decimal
point lights. The
decimal point can light
without regard to the LE
signal.
L
BI
H
Low when the display is
turned OFF.
L
LE
H
Low when the display is
to be retained. (High is
retained until the signal
goes low.)
L
Display
condition
Remarks
(No display)
The “1” display is retained by
the LE signal.
The “5” display is retained
by the LE signal.
The display turned OFF by
the BI signal (no display).
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M7E
Dimensions
Note: All units are in millimeters unless otherwise indicated.
M7E-08@@N2
LED
Panel Cutout
(Panel thickness: 1 to 4 mm)
72.4
76
25.7
3
7°
80
46
109.6±0.2
108.6
113
Number
of Units
Dimension
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
73.1±0.4
149.3±0.4
225.5±0.4
301.7±0.4
377.9±0.4
454.1±0.4
530.3±0.4
606.5±0.4
Number
of Units
Dimension
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
111.1±0.4
225.3±0.4
339.5±0.4
453.7±0.4
567.9±0.4
682.1±0.4
796.3±0.4
910.5±0.4
A
29.3
M7E-12@@N2
42.5
114
LED
3
Panel Cutout
(Panel thickness: 1 to 4 mm)
7°
120
170
166.6±0.2
165.6
69
A
110.4
Note: Tolerance is ±0.4 mm unless otherwise specified.
M7E-12@@N1
105.6
58
5
16.7
LED
Panel Cutout
42.2
106±0.2
25.5
7°
5 dia. (max.)
120
69
195 180 164
160.8
180±0.2
165±0.2
58±0.2
M7E-20@@N1
Dimension
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
106.6±0.4
212.6±0.4
318.6±0.4
424.6±0.4
530.6±0.4
636.6±0.4
742.6±0.4
848.6±0.4
LED
Panel Cutout
176
120
5
A
Number
of Units
42.2
176.4±0.2
19.6
7°
5 dia. (max.)
22.4
200
281±0.2
296 281 266.2
116
267.2±0.2
243
120±0.2
A
Number
of Units
Dimension
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
177±0.4
353.4±0.4
529.8±0.4
706.2±0.4
882.6±0.4
1,059±0.4
1,235.4±0.4
1,411.8±0.4
Note: Tolerance is ±0.4 mm unless otherwise specified.
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M7E
Safety Precautions
■ Precautions for Correct Use
Environment
• Use the switches in locations that are not subject to organic
solvents (thinner, benzene, etc.), strong alkali, strong acid, sunlight,
corrosive gases, water, and oil.
• Use the units in areas not subject to vibration or shock in excess of
specifications.
Wiring
• When wiring with terminals or a connector, remove the rear cover
of the M7E and connect the M7E to the terminals or connector
properly, and be sure not to leave any wire cuttings inside the
Display Unit.
• Make sure that no wire is more than five meters long when wiring
the B7A link terminal.
Mounting
When mounting Display Units to a box, make slits on the rear part
and the top of the box for ventilation. If there is no proper ventilation,
the life of each Display Unit may be shortened.
Connecting Cable
When connecting an XG4M-2030 or XG4M-2030-T G79 Cable to a
Digital Display with 80-mm-high Characters, an XG4Z-0002 Lock
Lever can be used.
ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE IN MILLIMETERS.
To convert millimeters into inches, multiply by 0.03937. To convert grams into ounces, multiply by 0.03527.
In the interest of product improvement, specifications are subject to change without notice.
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