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MPCIB396 P6

MPCIB396 P6
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MPCIB396 P6

Product catalog summary
Overview
The MPCIB396 P6 is a multifunctional device designed for counting, placing, or measuring with a bi-directional encoder. It features count memory retention, six-digit counting with sign, configurable NPN or PNP encoder inputs, relay alarms, programmable multiplying and dividing factors, and optional serial and analogue outputs.
Technical Features
The device supports bi-directional NPN/PNP encoder inputs with a maximum input frequency of 40 KHz. It offers a programmable divider and multiplier range from 1 to 65535, and alarm outputs via exchange relays. The power supply ranges from 90 to 260 Vac/Vdc or 20 to 30 Vac/Vdc.
Display Messages
Various error and status messages are displayed, including software version and alarm conditions.
Wiring Diagrams and Schematics
Detailed wiring diagrams are provided for connecting alarms, inputs, and outputs. The terminal board description includes connections for relay outputs, power supply, encoder inputs, and serial outputs.
NPN or PNP Inputs Configuration
The device can be configured for NPN or PNP input polarity using jumpers and menu settings.
Programming Tips
Instructions are provided for navigating the programming menu, setting up parameters, and confirming selections.
Installation Remarks
The installation procedure includes connecting the device as per the wiring diagrams, setting up the decimal point, and programming the desired functions. Specific instructions are given for configuring input types, setting correction factors, presets, alarms, and outputs.
Alarms and Outputs
Optional alarm settings and analogue outputs are available, with detailed setup instructions provided.
Serial Output
Instructions for data reading, transmission, and writing between the host and the MPCIB396 P6 are included, along with command codes and hexadecimal value transmission.
Password Function
A password function is available to restrict access to the programming menu.
Set Up and Notes
Final setup instructions and additional notes are provided to ensure proper operation of the device.
Specifications and Procedures
The document outlines the programming and configuration procedures for the MPCIB396 P6 instrument. It includes detailed instructions on setting division factors, correction factors, and enabling front keys. The division factor can be set between 1 and 65535, serving as the denominator for the correction constant. The correction factor can be programmed to multiply or divide input pulses, with specific instructions provided for setting numerator (nUnEr) and denominator (dEnon) values.
Front Keys Enabling
The front keys for reset, total counting, alarms, and decimal point can be enabled or disabled through the programming menu. A step-by-step guide is provided for accessing the menu and configuring these settings.
Terminals Configuration
Terminals 18 and 19 can be configured to send instrument readouts via a serial line. The document provides a sequence of steps for setting up these terminals, including options for reset counting and print functions.
CoEnC Function
The CoEnC function allows for enhanced resolution readings by utilizing encoder resources. It supports reading two or four edges to double or quadruple the encoder revolution pulses.
Preset Function
The PrESEt function allows setting a preset number that appears when the instrument is zeroed. This can be any number between -999999 and +999999.
Default Parameters
The dEF function resets all programming parameters to factory defaults, eliminating errors but also erasing previous settings.
Total Counting Function
The total counting function displays the sum of all partial counts after a reset. It can be zeroed through specific menu settings or terminal configurations.
Monodirectional Pulse Counter Functioning
The instrument can function as a monodirectional pulse counter, with options for up or down counting based on terminal configurations.
A + B and A - B Functioning
The instrument can operate in add or subtract counting modes using dual inputs.
Marker Pulse Functioning
The marker pulse can zero the display when the hold terminal is programmed for marker pulse habilitation.
Alarms
The instrument supports up to three alarms with various configurations, including windowed programming, threshold settings, and automatic cycle thresholds. Each alarm can be configured for relay conditions, hysteresis, and delay times.
Alarm Setting
Alarms can be set via front panel keys or the standard menu, with detailed steps provided for configuring alarm parameters such as set points, hysteresis, and delay times.
Alarm Configuration
The document outlines the configuration process for alarms in the MPCIB396 P6 instrument. Users can select and confirm settings using the "5" key and "prog. ↵". Key settings include relay configurations (normally open or closed), trigger set points (SP1 and SP2), hysteresis setup, and time delay configurations for activation and deactivation.
Analogue Output Configuration
The MPCIB396 P6 can be equipped with analogue outputs (voltmeter or ammeter). Users must configure the output by setting initial and final reading values (IS and FS) and corresponding output values (ISO and FSO). The document provides detailed instructions for programming these parameters based on the type of output (0-10V, 0-20mA, 4-20mA).
Technical Characteristics
The analogue output supports a maximum voltage of 10V and a current of 20mA, with a resolution of 12 bits. Impedance requirements are specified for both current and voltage outputs.
Installation Instructions
Proper installation requires following specific connection diagrams for voltmeter and ammeter outputs. Programming involves setting the output scale values (ISO and FSO) to match the desired reading scale.
Serial Output Configuration
The MPCIB396 P6 supports communication with a host computer via RS232, RS422, or RS485 serial lines. The document details the setup for both unidirectional and bidirectional communication, including baud rate settings and address programming.
Data Transmission Protocol
The document describes the protocol for data transmission between the host and the instrument, including the structure of transmission strings and error handling procedures. It emphasizes the importance of correct address coding and provides examples of data transmission strings.
Specifications and Procedures:
The document outlines the communication protocol and data transmission procedures for the MPCIB396 P6 instrument. It includes details on the structure of data strings, checksum calculations, and the expected responses from the host computer. The instrument uses ASCII codes for communication, with specific codes for start (STX), end (ETX), and checksum (BCC) calculations.
Data Transmission:
Data is transmitted from the MPCIB396 P6 to the host and vice versa using structured strings. The host can send commands to the instrument, which will respond based on the correctness of the received data. The document provides examples of data strings for both reading and writing operations.
Command Codes:
The document lists various command codes used for programming the MPCIB396 P6. These include codes for selecting instruments, presetting values, setting decimal points, and more. Each command has specific read/write permissions and data formats.
Alarm Settings:
The MPCIB396 P6 can handle up to three alarms, with specific codes for setting and reading alarm parameters such as set-points, hysteresis, and delay times. The status word provides information on relay status and delay types.
Password Function:
The instrument features a password protection system to prevent unauthorized changes to programmed data. Users can set a password between 0 and 9999, which is required to access the programming menu.
Setup Instructions:
Instructions for changing and storing programming numbers are provided, with a step-by-step guide on setting up threshold values. The procedure involves using specific keys to adjust and confirm values.
Notes:
The document advises on power supply requirements and safety precautions. It emphasizes the need for external switches and fuses for safety and warns against improper use of the instrument.
Conclusion:
The document serves as a comprehensive guide for the operation and programming of the MPCIB396 P6, detailing communication protocols, command codes, and safety instructions.
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MPCIB396 P6-1

USER'S MANUAL (Bidirectional counter)

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MPCIB396 P6-5

The MPCIB396 P6 model is an instrument which counts, places or measures by a bidirectional encoder. Main characteristics are: • count memory at the switching off (you can exclude this function from the menu). • six digits for counting + sign • NPN or PNP encoder inputs open collector, passive pull-up or push-pull, 3 wire amplified proximity or 2 wire not amplified (configured by jumpers and menu ) • three exchange relay alarms (if requested) • programmable multiplying and dividing factor from 1 to 65535 • programmable pre-set (offset) • possibility to read on 1, 2 or 4 edges of frequency input...

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MPCIB396 P6-6

1.2 DISPLAY MESSAGES Table 2 r.01.00 software version ErP 4 item IS = FS ErP 6 item dEnon = 0 ErP 7 If windows alarm SP2 < SP1 ErP 8 If windows alarm HY > (SP1-SP2) ErP 9 item dEnon = 0 1.3 WIRING DIAGRAMS Al1 Al2 In : it visualises alarm set point (it can be disabled in the menu) : Clears count (can be disabled in the menu) / fast exit in menu : it sets up decimal point (it can be disabled in the menu). Used for set up. : readout print. Used for set up. : Total counting function (it can be disabled in the menu). : access at the programming functions and confirm of the selected function KEYBOARD...

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MPCIB396 P6-7

BASIC TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION Terminals 1-2-3 Terminals 4-5-6 Terminals 7-8-9 Terminals 13 and 15 - exchange relay output (AL3: 1 = Com, 2 = NC, 3 = NO) - exchange relay output (AL2: 4 = Com, 5 = NC, 6 = NO) - exchange relay output (AL1: 7 = Com, 8 = NC, 9 = NO) - instrument power supply (verify the instrument’s label to understand the power supply value to give) - encoder ground - encoder power supply - stop counting / marker pulse abilitation / print (if serial output requested) / reset total counting - reset counting / print (if serial output requested) / reset total counting - encoder...

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MPCIB396 P6-8

Val hold reset tacca zero input 2 Val hold reset tacca zero input 2 1.5 NPN or PNP INPUTS CONFIGURATION The “hold” and “reset” inputs can be used with “npn” or “pnp” polarity. • “npn” input: short-circuit JP7 and program the menu item “nInP”=nPn • “pnp” input: short-circuit JP14 and program the menu item “nInP”=PnP The instruments are delivered with NPN inputs.

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MPCIB396 P6-9

• Press key to get into the programming menu. • Press key to search the item to program and the^^P as indicated in diagram menu If the set up needs a number to write, use the d'M key to increase the digit which blinks and WE?1 key to move the blinking digit and confirm with If the set up needs the selection of an item, use WtB key and confirm with Press IB key to go to the upper level. To exit the menu, press LEXLJ ; the modified parameters will be stored.

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MPCIB396 P6-10

1.7 BASE INSTRUMENT MENU DIAGRAM "Front keys Reset terminal Counting memorizing Input terminals Total counting

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MPCIB396 P6-11

1.8 OPTIONS MENU DIAGRAM

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MPCIB396 P6-12

2.0 INSTALLATION REMARKS 2.1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE Make connections as indicated at pages: page 6, 7 and 8 – base instrument wiring diagram and input signal wiring 1. Switch the unit on. With the key it is possible to modify the decimal point position. key to move To set up the decimal point, press the indicated key and use the decimal point. When the point is placed in the right position, confirm with key. 2. Get into the menu with key. Program the functions of the following table to select the requested type of functioning. Table 3 n° Key to seq. press 1 Appears NOTES on the display PASS Touch...

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MPCIB396 P6-13

Reset Exit mect s.r.l. Appears NOTES on the display “measure” To get out from the menu 3. If requested monodirectional input see paragraph “monodirectional pulse counter functioning” 4. If requested Add/Subtract counting modes see paragraph “A+B and A-B functioning” 5. If requested marker pulse see paragraph “marker pulse functioning” 6. Set up the correcting factor using “nUnEr” and “dEnon” items (see paragraph). 7. Set a preset number (if desired) using “PrESEt” function. 8. Set alarms (if requested see paragraph) 9. Set serial outputs (if requested see paragraph) 10.Set analogue outputs (if...

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MPCIB396 P6-14

Appears on the display 000000. prog. ↵ PrESEt nrES StAt nrES StorE Set up the desired preset between –999999 and + 999999 **(press “prog. ↵” to confirm) RESET TERMINAL CONFIGURATION StAt = the instrument remains at zero till when the terminal is short-circuited dIn = the instrument instantaneously zeroes itself when the terminal is short-circuited Press “5” key till when the desired function appears on the display **(press “prog. ↵” to confirm) TOTAL COUNTING AND PARTIAL COUNTING STORED AT THE SWITCHING OFF On =it memorizes the counting OFF = it doesn’t memorize the counting Press “5” key till...

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MPCIB396 P6-15

mect s.r.l. Appears on the display appears on the display (see “COEN function” paragraph) **(press “prog. ↵” to confirm) 28 29 30 DIVISION FACTOR TOTAL COUNTING Set division factor value (1÷65535). This number will be the denominator of the correction constant **(press “prog. ↵” to confirm) dIUSon “measure” Reset Exit ** see para. “SET-UP” to change the set value. 2.2 "nUnEr" and “dEnon” FUNCTION (multiplying factor) It is possible to programme a correction factor, which multiplies or divides the number pulses received at the input, visualizing them as you desire. The two menu items that you...

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MPCIB396 P6-16

MPCIB 396 P6 mect s.r.l. 2.3 FRONT KEYS ENABLING The keys used on the front of the instrument for the direct sets up (reset, total counting, alarms and decimal point) can be disabled from the programming menu. Follow the next table. Table 5 N seq. Key to Appears on NOTES press the display PASS 1 prog. ↵ Touch the “prog. ↵” key to get into the programming menu 0 0000 2 prog. ↵ Digit the personal Password. Press “prog. ↵” to confirm. (see “Password function”) OUtPUt 3 InPUt 4 5 C.PASS 5 5 AbtASt KEYS ENABLING 6 5 AbtrE "Reset” KEY ENABLING 7 prog. ↵ On On = enabled, OFF= disabled 8 prog. ↵ Press...

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