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Open the catalog to page 11.0 OVERVIEW The MPCT20 M1 model has 5 main programmable functions: RPM meter, frequency meter, hourly production meter, timer, and uni-directional pulse counter. Each one of these five functions is independent. The instruments have two relay alarms. Main characteristics are: • count memory for almost ten years (yuo can exclude this function fron the menu) • five digits for counting and five digits for Set-Point. • NPN or PNP inputs (open collector or passive pull-up) or not amplified proximity (configured by jumpers or terminal connections) • two contact relay alarm outputs (5A switch) or...
Open the catalog to page 5Dimensions Piercing template mect s.r.l. 25 Vac/50 ÷ 60 Hz 115 Vac/50 ÷ 60 Hz 230 Vac/50 ÷ 60 Hz 48 x 48 x 96 mm 45 mm (height) x 45 mm (width) 1.2 DISPLAY MESSAGES Table 2 n000.0 r.01.00 S W release -OFLoverflow -UFLunderflow Err error in programming parameter 1.3 WIRING DIAGRAMS DESCRIPTION OF THE FRONT COMMANDS Upper Display: count display Lower Display: set-point or total count display Led AL1: alarm 1 status indication Led AL2: alarm 2 status indication Key : access to the programming functions : Alarm 1 key (can be disabled) / program key : Alarm 2 key (can be disabled) / program key...
Open the catalog to page 6BASIC TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION - pull-up resistor for terminal 2 - counting input or “start” for timer in chronometer function - external reset / Up-Down counting selection - “hold” or “stop” for timer / Up- Down counting selection - ground - transducer power supply (16Vdc) - instrument power supply (if power supply “Vcc”: 7 = Vcc; 8 = gnd) Terminals 9, 10 - contact relay output (AL1) Terminals 9, 10, 11 - exchange relay output ( if option: SR1F 9 = Com, 10 = N.O., 11 = N.C.) Terminals 11-12 - contact relay output (AL2) If STN2 options, see “static outputs connection” 1.4 WIRING...
Open the catalog to page 7Not amplified MAF 35 sensor MECHANICAL contact connection ( connection (maf 35) It's necessary to make an internal link. See "Printed circuit board Magnetic pick-up (IBT option) connection 1.5 WIRING SCHEMATICS FOR TIMER Prox npn connection Prox pnp connection board configuration"
Open the catalog to page 8mect s.r.l. Switch connection Static outputs connection 9 = out AL 1 12 = out AL 2 10, 11=Gnd • Search for the item to change, shown in the upper display using key The value to change is shown on the lower display. • If you want to change a number, use the digit, and the key to shift the blinking digit, and if you want to select an item, use the key. In either case use the and go to the menù. • To exit the menù, press : the modified parameters will be stored
Open the catalog to page 91.7 RPM, FREQ. OR PR.H INSTRUMENT MENU FLOW hourly production installation remarks" frequency meter and hourly production alarms" function" function
Open the catalog to page 101.8 COUNTER INSTRUMENT MENU FLOW time alarms" installation notes" Total counting zero
Open the catalog to page 111.9 TIMER INSTRUMENT MENU FLOW timer alarms" requested scale
Open the catalog to page 121.10 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD (PCB) CONFIGURATION Open the instrument to configure the main input (standard or mechanical contact) and the “Hold” and “Reset” (NPN and PNP) inputs. To open the instrument use a screw-driver to take off the back of the body of the instrument and extract the instrument from the back. To set up the input circuit as mechanical contact link by the jumper the JP1 configuration. To set up the “Reset” and “Hold” inputs as PNP version, move the JP4 and JP5 jumpers in 1-2 position. JP1 2.0 REVOLUTION COUNTER, FREQUENCY METER AND HOURLY PRODUCTION INSTALLATION REMARKS 2.1...
Open the catalog to page 13mect s.r.l. Upper display Lower display Remarks “password” number to protect the data programmation (see “Password functon”) Reset Exit TYPE INSTRUMENT rPn = rpm meter Pr.h = hourly production meter FrEq = frequency meter CSEC = timer CIn = counter Select by “AL15 “key “rPn” to program revolution counter, or “FrEq” to program frequency meter or “Pr.h” to program hourly production. (Confirm by “enter”) 4) Program the functions of the following table to set notches number (n.rIF), multiplaying or division Factors (uUn or dEnO) and the decimal point. 5) Set up, if requested, the peak function;...
Open the catalog to page 14dEno PICC P.OFF Remarks DIGITAL FILTER PROGRAMMING (look paragraph) NOTCHES NUMBER set number of notches requested (1÷9999) **(press “enter” to confirm) DECIMAL POINT Press key "4" until the decimal point is displayed at the desired position. **(press “enter” to confirm) MULTIPLY FACTOR Set multiplying factor value (see “nUn and dEno function”) ** (press “enter” to confirm) DIVISION FACTOR Set division factor value; (see “nUn and dEno function”); **(press “enter” to confirm) PEAK SET-UP P.OFF = Peak excluded P.h.O = Maximum peak with time P.h.I = Maximum infinite peak P.L.O. = Minimum peak...
Open the catalog to page 15MPCT20 M1 mect s.r.l. 2.2 "nUn" and “dEno” FUNCTION There are two menu items that allow to modify the displayed value by a constant factor. The “nUn” item allows to program a multiply factor in the range 1 ÷65535, and the “dEno” item allows to program a divide factor in the range 1 ÷65535. The constant factor will be: nUn readout on the display = _________ * X dEno Where: X = “RPM measured” if the instrument is set up in revolution counter X = “Pr.h measured” if the instrument is set up in hourly production X = “pulses read at the input” if the instrument is set up in pulse counter For a...
Open the catalog to page 16MPCT20 M1 mect s.r.l. n. rIF = 4 nUn = 55 dEno = 100 • Make following setting on “hourly production” instrument. The parameter to be measured is the hourly production of a toothed belt moving bottles. Each toothed represent a row of ten bottles. To get the requested visualisation, you have to multiply 10 with the hourly production meter reading (Pr.h). To visualize the hourly production meter reading you must set up in the menu item “n.riF” = 1 (notches for revolution). To correct the visualisation by a 10 increasing factor, you have to set up “nUn” = 10 and “dEno” = 1. Infact we know this...
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