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USER'S MANUAL
Open the catalog to page 1INDEX INDEX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 1.0 GENERAL POINTS--------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1.1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------- 4 1.1.1 DISPLAY SIGNALS --------------------------------------------------------------- 5 1.1.2 CONNECTION DESCRIPTIONS ------------------------------------------------ 5 1.1.3 WIRING DIAGRAM --------------------------------------------------------------- 6 2.0 INSTALLATION...
Open the catalog to page 31.0 GENERAL POINTS The instruments of the MP30 P2 series in the P2 type container (90mm depth) can be ordered with : • MP30 VD model (input with fixed scale in direct voltage) • MP30 VA model (input with fixed scale in alternate voltage) • MP30 AD model (input with fixed scale in direct current) • MP30 AA model (input with fixed scale in alternate current) • MP30 PO model (potentiometer input) The main characteristics are as follows: • Programming can be undertaken using four keys which can be accessed under the plastic cover • ±2000 point display • the 'hold' function (with memory of value...
Open the catalog to page 41.1.1 DISPLAY SIGNALS UFL: reading less than -1999 OFL: reading above 2000 LO/HI: outside input scale or input scale malfunctioning 1.1.2 CONNECTION DESCRIPTIONS KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION To see the keyboard, remove the cover of the instrument by means of a little screwdriver on the long side of the front panel. : Zeroed reading. In menu fast exit : increments blinking digit in menu or decimal point set-up : shifts blinking digit in menu or setup of reading scale start point : set up of reading scale end point or setup confirm (enter) +
Open the catalog to page 5IN GND Vpot REC.t. HOLD DGND Gnd/220/110/24 TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION - instrument power supply (Vcc, Vpt, 24Vac, 110Vac, 220Vac); if power supply “Vcc” the terminal 7 = GND Terminals 1, 2 - input measure (terminal 2 = gnd) Terminal 3 - potentiometer power supply (2,0V) Terminal 5 - Hold: shortcircuiting terminals 5 and 6 will memorize the reading Terminal 4 - Recovery tara: 1) Terminals 4 - 6 open: the reading is the same as the programmed values 2) Terminals 4 - 6 closed: at the moment the terminals become shortcircuited the display is zeroed (rec.tara) 2) Connection for 2 wire...
Open the catalog to page 6Connection for potentiometer input 2.0 INSTALLATION NOTES 2.1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1- Individuate the type of instrument reading on the label the item “prodotto” and use the relative wiring diagram 2- Switch on the instrument 3- Use the zero key to set up the value that must coincide with the minimum input value (beginning scale of the instrument). 4- Use the “FS ↵“ key to set up the value that must coincide with the maximum input value (full scale of the instrument). 5- Use the d.p. key to set up the decimal point as required 6- to execute the set up with the dedicate keys see paragraph...
Open the catalog to page 7mect s.r.l. 1st OPERATION Touch the zero key. The display will visualize the value which it keeps in memory with the first left hand digit flashing. 2nd OPERATION Touch the “4zero” key to move the flashing number to the right. 3rd OPERATION Touch the “5d.p.” key to increase the flashing value. 4th OPERATION Confirm the programmed number by touching the ' FS ↵' key. To program the decimal point observe the following indications. ME2063_05 12/11
Open the catalog to page 8mect s.r.l. Touch the “5d.p.” 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 and than confirm with “FS ↵“ 2.3 RECOVERY TARA FUNCTION For “Recovery Tara” we mean a function that when in use zeroes the instrument readings. The Recovery Tara function can be enable from “Reset / Exit” key or shortcircuiting terminals 4 and 5. At the moment when the terminals 4 and 5 are short circuited or “Reset / Exit” key is pressed, zero is displayed and the reading zeroed. This operation is...
Open the catalog to page 9Table 2 n seq. Touch Written NOTE key on display 1 PASS FS ↵ + Touch FS ↵ + Reset/Exit Reset/ Exit 2 0 000 Digit the personal password FS ↵ ** (confirm with " FS ↵" ) 3 CPAS CHANGE PASSWORD ( if required see paragraph ) 5d.p. 4 AbOF ZERO AND END SCALE ENABLED 5d.p. 5 on on = zero and FS keys in use; FS ↵ OFF = zero and FS keys out of use. To change use "5d.p." key and confirm with " FS ↵" 6 AbOF 7 Abrt CLEAR DISPLAY ENABLED (Reset) 5d.p. 8 on on = “Reset” key enabled FS ↵ OFF = “Reset” key disabled To change use "5d.p." key and confirm with " FS ↵" 9 Abrt 10 AbPd DECIMAL POINT ENABLED...
Open the catalog to page 10NOTE 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 ↵") nErt FIL READOUT FILTER 8 Press “5d.p.“ key until the display shows the number of averages required. 0= no filter 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64: average filter (for alternate inputs use >16 number). Press “FS ↵” to confirm. FIL ISI START INPUT SCALE 0000 Insert the input value with which should represent the initial scale reading. ** confirm with " FS ↵" ISI ISL...
Open the catalog to page 11NOTE Written on display On OFF = standard display On = fixed zero display . To change use the "5d.p." key and confirm with " FS ↵" 36 ZEFI 37 dEF DEFAULT PARAMETERS (see paragraph) 5d.p. 38 on on= default parameter setup; FS ↵ OFF=no def.param. set up. To change use "5d.p." key and confirm with " FS ↵" 39 dEF 40 5d.p. “measure” ** To modify the preset number follow the procedure shown under the 'SETUP' paragraph. n seq. Touch key 35 FS ↵ 2.5 POTENTIOMETER INPUT SET UP 2.5.1 THEORETICAL EXAMPLE Check the feasibility of this calibration. Let us assume that we have to link up a 10 revolution...
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