MPA386 M6
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USER'S MANUAL

INDEX INDEX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 1.0 IN GENERAL ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 1.1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS------------------------------------------------- 4 1.2 DISPLAY SIGNALS-------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 1.3 WIRING DESCRIPTION -------------------------------------------------------------- 5 1.4 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS MPA-MPV SERIES ------------------------------- 7 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS MPV SERIES...

MPA386-MPV376/M6 mect s.r.l. 7.4 DATA WRITING FROM HOST TO MPA-MPV/M6-----------------------------33 7.5 COMMAND CODES ------------------------------------------------------------------34 7.6 TRANSMISSION OF HEXADECIMAL VALUES -------------------------------35 7.7 ALARM SETTING---------------------------------------------------------------------36 7.8 PEAK-HOLD RESET------------------------------------------------------------------36 7.9 GENERIC STATUS WORD ----------------------------------------------------------37 7.10 BASIC PROGRAM...

1.0 IN GENERAL The MPA 386 model (alternating current input ) and the MPV 376 model (alternating voltage input ) are instruments with a 16 bit analogue to digital converter; they are made in 48x96 standard body. The MPA and MPV models have interesting features as: • 4 ½ digit display ( ± 19999 digits ); • set-up of any reading value with any input value in the requested range; • maximum or minimum peak-hold; • programmable digital filter; • display reset function. The MPA and MPV instruments can be requested with the following options: • mono-directional or bi-directional (RS232 or RS485)...

instrument software release over-range signal under-range signal FSL=ISL ( same values of the reading ) FSI=ISI ( same values of the input ) FSO=ISO ( same values of the output ) FS=IS (same values of the anal. output ) FS FSI ( wrong parameters of the input) serial output transmission buffer full (switch off and on the instrument to reset the error) serial output receiver buffer full (switch off and on the instrument to reset the error) fatal error: call assistance Exit Reset : alarm set-up Exit Reset : allows readout zeroing, or, when in menu program, fast exit. : increments blinking...

LEDS DESCRIPTION TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION - analogue reference - signal input - power supply for transducer ( V5-=-V24 option) - analogue outputs (if requested) - Hold : short-circuiting terminals 10/12 stores observed - Display reset. Terminals 11/12 open: the reading are the same as the programming values. Terminals 11/12 closed: at the moment the terminals are short-circuited the display becomes zeroed (display -instrument power supply

1.4 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS MPA-MPV SERIES CONNECTION DIAGRAMS MPV SERIES Connect voltage input at terminals 2 and 3. Be careful: serial outputs and analogue outputs (if provided) share their ground terminal with input ground terminal 2.

1.5 CONNECTION DIAGRAM2 RELAY + SERIAL OUTPUT EXCHANGE RELAY: 1.6 CONNECTION DIAGRAM - 4 RELA Y

1.7 CONNECTIONS FOR 8 STANDARD OR OPTO-ISOLATED STATIC Static output can be requested as follows (with order code): 1) STN/STNO: Standard or opto-isolated static NPN output open collector 2) STP/STPO: Standard or opto-isolated static PNP output open collector

• Press + keys to enter menu. • To reach a menu item, use the and the dp key as shown in the menu flow for base instrument and base + option instrument. • To change a digit, use the 4p' key to increment the blinking digit and the key to shift the blinking digit and confirm by key. • To select an item use the key and confirm by the key. • To exit menu, use the PJpJ key: the modified parameters are stored.

• 1.9 BASE INSTRUMENT MENU FLOW see “front keys enabling”

1.10 OPTIONS INSTRUMENT MENU FLOW

2.0 INSTALLATION NOTES 2.1 SIMPLIFIED INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1- Connect the instrument as follows: pag 6 – base instrument wiring diagram pag 7 – input signal wiring diagram pag 8 – alarm wiring diagram (if requested). 2- Power up the instrument 3- Front panel keys allow the following set up: Zero key it is possible to set up the readout at the beginning of the • With input scale F.S. key it is possible to set up the readout at the end of the input • With scale To set up the zero and full scale values use the relevant keys, then use the d.p. key to increment the blinking digit and the...

Alarm 2 First set-point of the alarm 2 Input the value of alarm 2 ** (confirm with “FS ↵”) Second set-point of alarm 2, if request window alarms Exit Read out Reset ** to modify the value see the procedure illustrated in the paragraph “SET-UPS” . • To lock the front keys or to use other configuration, see the “ Front key enabling” paragraph • The instrument is ready to be used • To use the instrument with the “display reset” function, see "display clear function" paragraph 12 2.2 COMPLETE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE Follow this procedure to completely set up the instrument. 1. Look at the...

FILTER PROGRAMMING BEGINNING OF INPUT SCALE normally 0 **(confirm with “FS ↵”) BEGINNING OF READING SCALE ( “ZERO” key ) Write the value you want to visualize with ISI. The same value is available with the “ZERO” front key **(confirm with “FS ↵”) END OF INPUT SCALE Write the requested input end of scale: 19.999 for 20 mA. 199.99 for . 200mVac 1.9999 for . 2Vac 19.999 for . 20Vac 1.9999 for . 2mAac 19.999 for . 20mAac 199.99 for . 200mAac 1.9999 for . 2Aac 10.000 for . 10Aac 1.0000 for . TA/1Aac 5.000 for TA/5Aac **(confirm with “FS ↵”) END OF READING SCALE ( “FS ↵ “ key ) write the value to...

appears on display OFFS PICC P.OFF PEAK SET-UP Select the requested Peak function P.OFF = Peak excluded P.h.O. = Maximum peak with programmable reset time P.h.I. = Maximum infinite peak P.L.O. = Minimum peak with programmable reset time P.L.I. = Minimum infinite peak Press 5 key until you will see the req. item (confirm with " FS ↵") TIME OF PEAK RETENTION write retention time (0 ÷ 19.9 s) if PhO or PLO selected **(confirm with “FS ↵”) MEMORIZING DISPLAY CLEAR FUNCTION On = memorize the display clear function at the switching off OFF = the instrument looses the display clear function value...