How to configure and use pulse counting function of Ecolor EC32/EC60 series RTU remote terminal units?
Comprehensive guide on EC32/EC60 RTU pulse counting configuration and usage
The pulse counting function of EC32/EC60 series RTU remote terminal units is a core feature designed for industrial field data acquisition. This function supports various pulse signal inputs including dry contact pulses, open collector pulses, and voltage pulses.
Configuration steps include:
- Setting pulse input channel parameters via configuration software
- Defining pulse equivalent and accumulation multiplier
- Configuring counting mode (instantaneous/cumulative counting)
- Setting data reporting cycle and threshold trigger conditions
The pulse counting feature is widely used for data collection from flow meters, electricity meters, and water meters, supporting pulse signals up to 10kHz frequency. Combined with 4G communication modules and solar power systems, it enables unmanned remote data monitoring.
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