MP1200 P6

MP1200 P6
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MP1200 P6

Product catalog summary
General Points
The MP1200 series instrument is housed in a P6 type container and supports various input types such as current (4-20mA, 0-20mA), voltage (0-10V), and thermocouples (J, K, S) or thermoresistance (PT100). Key features include dual alarms, a 9999-point display, programmable analogue output, and RS485/RS232 serial outputs. Additional functionalities include a 'hold' function and 'tara recovery' for automatic zeroing, with programmable delay time and hysteresis alarms.
Technical Characteristics
Input impedance varies by type, with 20Ω for 4-20mA and 1MΩ for 0-10V. The device provides an 18Vdc, 20mA transducer supply and supports cold junction compensation. Alarm outputs are available via exchange relay or static NPN/PNP. The power supply ranges from 90-260 Vac/Vdc, and the device dimensions are 48 x 96 x 75 mm.
Connection Descriptions
Details are provided for terminal board connections for alarms, power supply, and various input types, including wiring diagrams for current, voltage, and thermocoupling/thermoresistance inputs. Programming tips include using specific keys for setting up scales and alarms.
Installation Notes
The installation involves connecting the device, setting input scales, and configuring alarms. The 'Recovery Tara' function allows zeroing of readings, useful for continuous zeroing applications. The device can also operate with a fixed zero.
Additional Features
The document outlines the 'Filter' function, analogue output options, and serial output configurations. It also covers password protection for certain settings and provides examples of programming in BASIC language.
Instrument Setup
Accessing a hidden menu by pressing the SET1 and F.S. keys simultaneously allows programming of secondary items protected by a password. Key parameters include ISI, ISL, FSI, and FSL, which define input and display scale coordinates. Calibration adjustments can be made using the 'OFFS' menu item.
Programming Steps
The setup process involves a sequence of key presses and display values, including entering a password, selecting input types, setting temperature units, and configuring display types. Additional settings include zero setup, decimal point configuration, and relay setup for alarms.
Default Parameters
The 'dEF' function resets the instrument to factory defaults, useful for resolving errors indicated by an 'Err9' display.
20 Step Readout
The instrument can display readings in up to 20 linear steps for specific input ranges, requiring ascending input values.
Filter Function
The MP1200 series includes a filtering mode with 'n.FIL' for averaging converted values and 'dEL' for defining the averaging window.
Analogue Output
The MP1200 P6 offers analogue output options with flexible programming for calibration, limited to a maximum of 10V and 20mA.
Installation and Setup
Proper installation requires following specific connection diagrams for ammeter or voltmeter outputs, with examples illustrating configuration for specific display and output calibrations.
Instrument Specifications and Calibration
The document outlines setup and calibration, with specific settings for ammeter and voltmeter outputs. Parameters include SEL.A, IS, FS, ISO, and FSO.
Serial Communication
The MP1200 P6 models support RS232, RS422, and RS485 serial connections, with settings for baud rate, instrument address, and answer delay.
Data Transmission and Reception
The document describes the protocol for data transmission, including ASCII protocol and examples of data strings for operations.
Command Codes
A comprehensive list of command codes is provided for programming, covering functions such as input selection and alarm settings.
Alarm and Status Settings
The MP1200 P6 can handle up to three alarms, with configurable delay time and hysteresis, and status word configuration for enabling front keys.
Example Program
An example in BASIC language demonstrates reading the instrument's output using a serial line, including error handling.
Password Protection
The document emphasizes password protection to prevent unauthorized changes, with instructions for setting a personal password.
Password Access and Programming
Users must enter the correct password to modify functions, with a procedure for changing the password provided.
Setup Instructions
Detailed instructions are provided for setting up menu items requiring numerical input, applicable to all similar menu items.
Operational Notes
The instrument lacks a power switch and fuse, activating upon receiving the correct voltage. Users are advised to install an external switch and protective fuse for safety.
Safety and Liability
Mect srl disclaims responsibility for damages from improper use, advising adherence to specified operational conditions.
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Catalog excerpts

MP1200 P6-3

INDEX INDEX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1.0 GENERAL POINTS--------------------------------------------------------------- 3 1.1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------- 3 1.1.1 DISPLAY SIGNALS --------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1.2 CONNECTION DESCRIPTIONS ---------------------------------------------------- 4 1.2.1 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CURRENT INPUT -------------------------------- 6 1.2.2 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR VOLTAGE INPUT -------------------------------- 6 1.2.3 WIRING...

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MP1200 P6-5

1.0 GENERAL POINTS The instrument of the MP1200 series in the P6 type container (75mm depth) can be programmed with the following inputs: 4÷20mA, 0÷20mA, 0÷10V, thermocoupling J (Fe/Co) 0÷600°C, thermocoupling K (Cr/Al) 0÷1200°C, thermocoupling S (Pt/Pt10%Rh) 0÷1710°C or thermoresistence (PT100r: –40,0÷410,0°C, PT100e: –40÷800°C). The main characteristics are as follows: • two alarms with exchange relay output (3 if 220V power supply) • 18V not regulated for 2 or 3 wires transducer power supply • alarm programming and calibration by 6 key on instrument front panel for easy of use • 9999 point...

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MP1200 P6-6

LO: reading less than -2000 Err: outside input scale or input circuit malfunctioning Err 9: menu parameters wrongly set up KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION alarm setup 2. Into the menu it fulfils the exit function. d p- : 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 + 1 : menu access point

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MP1200 P6-7

TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION dgnd rec. tara hold agnd out mA out V serial outputs if requested - alarm output 3 - alarm output 2 - alarm output 1 - transducer power supply (18V) - instrument power supply (Vcc, Vpt, 24Vac, 90÷260Vac) With DC power supply, terminal 13 is positive and terminal 15 is negative. Terminals 27, 28 - thermocoupling input Terminals 28, 29 - current input 0/4÷20mA Terminals 28, 30 - voltage input 0÷10V Terminals 23, 24 e 25 - thermoresistance input PT100 Terminals 19, 20, 21 - analogue output (if requested ) Terminal 18 - Hold: shortcircuiting terminals 16 and 18 will memorize...

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MP1200 P6-8

1.2.1 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CURRENT INPUT 1) Connection for 2 wire transducer 2)Connection for 2 wire transducer with external power supply Power source Val in+ t/c Agnd in+A in+V 1.2.2 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR VOLTAGE INPUT 1) Connection for 3 wire transducer 2) Connection for 3 wire transducer with external power supply Power source Val in+ t/c Agnd in+A in+V

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MP1200 P6-9

1.2.3 WIRING DIAGRAM THERMORESISTANCE Connection thermocoupling input + Val in+ t/c Agnd in+A in+V Thermocouplings must be isolated. For thermocoupling connection use only compensated wire for the type of thermocouple in use. If shielded cable is used, connect the shield to ground at one end only. For thermoresistance connection pay attention to the line resistance: if too high there may be some errors in readout. Use the same kind of wire for the three connections. If shielded cable is used, connect the shield to ground at one end only.

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MP1200 P6-10

1.2 2 = number relevant to used table 1 = table referance FE-CO Cr-AL Pt-Pr Press menu. keys and reach the program If you want to reach an item, use the To skip into the item press If you want to change a number, use the to increment the blinking digit, and the key to shift the blinking digit. In either case use the input and go to the menu. To select an item use the by the To exit from the menu, press key: the modified parameters will be stored.

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MP1200 P6-12

2.0 INSTALLATION NOTES 2.1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1- Execute the connections as indicated at 5, 6,7 pages 2- Switch on the instrument 3- Enter in the menu and set the requested scale (see table 2). For voltage or current inputs it is necessary to follow the indications written in 4, 5 and 6 steps. 4- Set the reading value that must coincide with the minimum input value (0 for key 0÷10V and 0÷20mA scales, 4 for 4÷20mA scale). For this setup use following the paragraph “How to operate”. 5- Set the reading value that must coincide with the full scale input value (10V for 0÷10V scale, 20mA for 4÷20mA...

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MP1200 P6-13

MP1200 mect s.r.l. value coinsident with 10V at the input. By “d.p." key we can set up the decimal point. To configure the instrument with 4÷20mA input scale, it is necessary to set up in the ÷ menu “SCAL” item as 4-20. In this way, by "zero" key we can set up the reading value coincident with 4mA at the input and by “F.S." key we can set up the reading value coinsident with 20mA at the input. By “d.p." key we can set up the decimal point. To configure the instrument with 0÷20mA input scale, it is necessary to set up in the ÷ menu “SCAL” item as 0-20. In this way, by "zero" key we can set up...

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MP1200 P6-14

4th OPERATION Confirm the programmed number by touching the 'zero' key. To program the decimal point observe the following indications. Al1 Al2 In1 In2 Touch the “5” 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 point is reached. 2.3 RECOVERY TARA FUNCTION Function enabled only for 0-10V and 4-20mA inputs. For “Recovery Tara” we mean a function that when in use zeroes the instrument readings. The Recovery Tara function with terminals 16 and 17 open is not in use and in these circumstances the instrument...

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MP1200 P6-15

MP1200 mect s.r.l. 2.5 INSTRUMENT SET UP By using a hidden menu which is accessed by pushing together the two keys SET1 and F.S., it is possible to programme certain items of secondary importance which are protected by a password code and which can be useful for certain display values or for alarm functions. These setups are explained in the following table. IMPORTANT For the programming of the instrument display parameters there are four codes: Figure A ISI, ISL, FSI, and FSL. These menu items allow the setup of the co-ordinates which process the instrument readings. The first co-ordinate is...

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