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USER'S MANUAL
Open the catalog to page 1INDEX INDEX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 1.0 IN GENERAL ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 1.1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ------------------------------------------------- 5 1.2 DISPLAY SIGNALS-------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 1.3 WIRING DESCRIPTION -------------------------------------------------------------- 6 1.4 TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION ----------------------------------------------- 7 1.5 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS MPO M6...
Open the catalog to page 3MPO M6 mect s.r.l. 7.3 DATA WRITING FROM HOST TO MPO M6 ------------------------------------33 7.4 COMMAND CODES ------------------------------------------------------------------34 7.5 TRANSMISSION OF HEXADECIMAL VALUES -------------------------------36 7.6 “RO” CODE -----------------------------------------------------------------------------37 7.7 ALARM SETTING---------------------------------------------------------------------37 7.8 PEAK-HOLD RESET------------------------------------------------------------------38 7.9 GENERIC STATUS WORD...
Open the catalog to page 41.0 IN GENERAL The MPO model (ohm input ) is an instrument with a 16 bit analogue to digital converter; it is made in 48x96 standard body. The MPO instrument can be requested with fixed scale, with five selectable scales (MPO347 100) or 20 with µ26 option (temperature compensation). The MPO model 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 MPO instrument can be requested with the following options: •...
Open the catalog to page 5instrument 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 analogue output ) FS
Open the catalog to page 6LEDS DESCRIPTION AL1: alarm 1 IN1: readout zeroing on AL2: alarm 2 IN2: hold on o : the simbol “o” before the readout means ohm scale (range 20 or 200 ) 1.4 TERMINAL BOARD DESCRIPTION - out current for readout resistance. - connection KTY (if option µ26 ) - analogue reference - signal input - analogue outputs (if requested) - Hold : short-circuiting terminals 10/12 stores observed value - 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 reset)...
Open the catalog to page 71.5 CONNECTION DIAGRAMS MPO M6 SERIE 1) Connections 2 wires c onnec t term inals as indic ated T shield, if it is used, he m ust be connec ted to term inal 5 T shield, if it is used, he m ust be c onnec ted to term inal 5
Open the catalog to page 8MPO M6 1.6 CONNECTION DIAGRAM 2 RELAY + SERIAL OUTPUT 1.7 CONNECTION DIAGRAM - 4 RELAY
Open the catalog to page 9MPO M6 mect s.r.l. 1.8 CONNECTIONS FOR 8 STANDARD OR OPTO-ISOLATED STATIC ALARMS Static output can be requested as follows (with order code): 1)STN/STNO: 2)STP/STPO: Standard or opto-isolated Standard or opto-isolated static PNP static NPN output open collector output open collector
Open the catalog to page 101.9 PROGRAMMING TIPS • Press keys to enter menu. • To reach a menu item, use the and the key as shown in the menu flow for base instrument and base + option instrument. • To change a digit, use the key to increment the blinking digit and the key to shift the blinking digit and confirm by • To select an item use the • To go to an upper level, use the • To exit menu, use the key: the modified parameters are stored.
Open the catalog to page 11see "front keys enabling"
Open the catalog to page 12MPO M6 1.11 OPTIONS INSTRUMENT MENU FLOW see “simplified installation procedure“
Open the catalog to page 132.0 INSTALLATION NOTES 2.1 SIMPLIFIED INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1- Connect the instrument as follows: pag 7 – base instrument wiring diagram pag 8 – input signal wiring diagram pag 9, 10 – alarm wiring diagram (if requested). 2- Power up the instrument 3- Front panel keys allow the following set up: • With the d.p. key is possible to change the decimal point position. To set up the decimal point position, press the relevant key (it appears “000000”) and use the key to shift the decimal point in the desired F . .S position. When the decimal point is correct, confirm by the • With the key it is...
Open the catalog to page 14• 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 2.2 COMPLETE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE Follow this procedure to completely set up the instrument. 1. Look at the following table to change the input and peak hold values 2. To set the alarm set-point parameters see “ALARMS” paragraph ( for window alarms, delay and hysteresis ) 3. For analogue output set up see “ANALOGUE OUTPUTS” paragraph 4. For serial output set up...
Open the catalog to page 15appears NOTE on display 0 0000 Resistive value at the beginning scale **(confirm with “FS ↵”) ISI FSL OFFS 00.000 OFFS PICC P.OFF BEGINNING OF READING SCALE (not available if SCAL = AUTO) Write the value you want to visualize with ISI. **(confirm with “FS ↵”) END OF INPUT SCALE (not available if SCAL = AUTO) Write the requested input end of scale **(confirm with “FS ↵”) END OF READING SCALE (not available if SCAL = AUTO) write the value to be seen with FSI. **(confirm with “FS ↵”) OFFSET SUBTRACTED FROM READ OUT Normally = 0 . **(confirm to “FS ↵”) PEAK SET-UP Select the requested Peak...
Open the catalog to page 16ALFA nErt NOTE write a value between ±20.0°C that will be algebraically added to the readout and confirm with “FS ↵”. TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT (opz. µ26) Write the temperature coefficient of the measured material. For the copper use the number: 0.00426. **(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 at the switching off Press “5” key until you will see the req. item **(confirm with " FS ↵") nErt Read out Procedure to exit from programming area. Exit Reset **...
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