MPA-MPV P6
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USER'S MANUAL

INDEX INDEX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 1.0 GENERAL POINTS--------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1.1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------- 4 1.1.1 DISPLAY SIGNALS --------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1.2 CONNECTION DESCRIPTIONS ---------------------------------------------------- 5 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CURRENT INPUT --------------------------------------- 7 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR VOLTAGE INPUT --------------------------------------- 7 2.0...

1.0 GENERAL POINTS The instruments of the MPA and MPV series in the P6 type container (75mm depth) can be ordered with the ammeter type scale (MPA) or the voltmeter scale (MPV) for D.C. or A.C. input. The main characteristics are as follows: • two alarms with exchange relay output • 14V not regulated for 2 wire transducer power supply • alarm programming and 6 key calibration on instrument front panel for ease of use • 9999 point display • the 'hold' function operates directly from the terminal board ( with memory of value displayed ) and ' tara recovery ' (automatic zeroing). • possibility...

1.2 CONNECTION DESCRIPTIONS KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION : alarm setup 1 : alarm setup 2 : increments blinking digit in menu or decimal point set-up : shifts blinking digit in menu : setup of reading scale start point : set up of reading scale end point + : menu access point

Terminals 4,5,6 Terminals 7,8,9 Terminal 11 Terminals 13 and 15 agnd out mA out V rec. tara hold dgnd 2.5Vref InIn+ TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION - alarm output 2 - alarm output 1 - transducer power supply (14V) - instrument power supply (25Vac, 90÷ 260Vac/Vdc) in dc power supply, terminals 13 is positive and 15 negative. If power supply “Vcc” the terminal 15 ≡ terminal 29 Terminals 29 and 30 - input measure Terminal 28 - potentiometer power supply (MPP) Terminals 22, 23 and 24 - analog outputs (if requested) Terminal 26 - Hold: shortcircuiting terminals 26 and 27 will memorize the reading...

WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CURRENT INPUT 1) Connection for 2 wire transducer 2) Connection for 2 wire transducer with external power supply 3) Connection for current input

3) Connection for voltage input 2.0 INSTALLATION NOTES 2.1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1- Undertake the linkups on page 2 2- Switch on the instrument 3- Use the zero key to set up the value that must coincide with the minimum input value ( stated instrument value; 4mA for the MPA15-22 instruments) 4- Use the zero key to set up the value that must coincide with the maximum input value ( stated instrument value; 20mA for the MPA15-22 instruments) 5- Use the d.p. key to set up the decimal point as required 6- Use the SET1 key to set up alarm value 1 7- Use the SET2 key to set up alarm value 2. 8-...

Touch the zero key. The display will visualize the value which it keeps in memory with the first left hand digit Touch the " ^ " key to move the flashing flashing value. Confirm the programmed number by To program the decimal point observe the following indications. Touch the ^ key with the instrument in measuring mode. A decimal point will light up. In order to move this point touch the indicated key until the desired 2.3 RECOVERY TARA FUNCTION For "Recovery Tara" we mean a function that when in use zeroes the instrument readings. The Recovery Tara function with terminals 25 and 27 open is...

MPA MPV SW P5.00 mect s.r.l. parameters ISL, FSL and OFFS. At the moment when the terminals 25 and 27 are short circuited zero is displayed and the reading zeroed. This operation is indicated when the led 'Reset' lights up on the instrument front. Let us assume that the instrument, linked to a transducer, indicates a 100kg number. Shutting down the connection between terminals 25 and 27 will zero the instrument reading , thus rendering the indications negative for weight values that are less than 100 Kg and positive for values that are greater than 100 Kg. N.B. The “reset display” function...

NOTE Written on display 0000 Setup the lower limit for the alarm value **(confirm with " FS ↵") LSPL LSPH UPPER LIMIT SETPOINT 0000 Setup the uppers limit for the alarm value **(confirm with " FS ↵") LSPH rL1 EXCHANGE RELAY 1 SET UP nA nA = normal open relay; nC = normal closed relay To change this use the "5" key and confirm with " FS ↵" rL1 HY1 HYSTERESIS ALARM1 200 Set up required hysteresis (see Fig.2) with a number between 0 and 200 digits. ** (confirm with " FS ↵") HY1 Sd1 DELAY SELECTION RELAY 1 no no = no delay time; EC = switch on delay; di = switch off delay; ECdi = delay switch...

NOTE Written on display Sd2 dL2 DELAY TIME ALARM 2 20.0 Delay set up for period between 0 and 20.0 secs. ** (confirm with " FS ↵") dL2 ZEFI FIXED ZERO SELECTION on OFF=standard display ON=fixed zero display . To change use the "5" key and confirm with " FS ↵" ZEFI SEL.A ANALOGUE OUTPUT SCALE 4 20 4 20= analogue ouput 4÷20mA; 0 20= analogue output 0÷20mA; 0 10= analogue output 0÷10V. To change use the "5" key and confirm with " FS ↵" SEL.A IS BEGINNING SCALE READING (ANALOGUE OUTPUT) 0000 Write down the reading value where the analogue scale output begins (ISO) ** (confirm with " FS ↵") IS...

NOTE Written on display On On = memorize the display clear function at the switching off OFF = the instrument looses the display clear function value at the switching off Press “5” key until you will see the req. item **(confirm with " FS ↵") 78 nErt 79 dEF DEFAULT PARAMETERS (see paragraph) 5 80 on on= default parameter setup; FS ↵ OFF=no def.param. set up. To change use "5" key and confirm with " FS ↵" 81 dEF 82 “measure” 5 ** To modify the preset number follow the procedure shown under the 'SETUP' paragraph. n seq. Touch key 77 FS ↵ Fig. 2 2.6 DEFAULT PARAMETERS (dEF) The instrument will...