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M3LU2 OPERATING MANUAL EM-2653-B Rev.0

Never discompose or remodel the unit.

•  Doing so may result in electric shock, malfunc-

tion or injury.

Do not press buttons with a pointed object.

• Doing so may result in malfunction of the unit.

Do not connect or remove the unit while its power 
is on.

•  Doing so may result in, electric shock, malfunc-

tion or injury.

Do not pull the wires to separate the Euro type 
connector terminal blocks from the body.

•   Doing so may result in damage of the unit or 

injury.

Do not allow fine shavings or wire scraps to enter 
the unit in machining screws or wiring.

• Doing so may result in malfunction of the unit.

Do not use the unit with the cover open.

• Doing so may result in malfunction of the unit.

Do not open the housing cover while the power or 
the input is applied.

•  Doing so may result in electric shock, malfunc-

tion or injury.

Do not pull the wires connecting to the unit.

•  Doing so may result in electric shock, damage 

of the unit or injury.

PROHIBITION

TO CONTACT

Do not touch the printed circuit board or the elec-
tronic components in opening the cover.

• Doing so may result in malfunction of the unit.

Do not use the unit in the atmosphere where com-
bustible gas is present.

•  Doing so may result in inflammation, ignition or 

smoke.

Do not connect other cables to the COMM (con-
figurator jack) port than the dedicated one.

• Doing so may result in malfunction of the unit.

Do not cover the ventilation slits with cables, etc.

• Doing so may result in malfunction or heating.

Use a minus screwdriver and tweezers in setting 
the switches.

•  Failure to do so may result in malfunction of 

the unit.

Summary of Contents for M3LU2

Page 1: ...1 M3LU2 OPERATING MANUAL EM 2653 B Rev 0 Space saving Signal Conditioners M3 UNIT Series UNIVERSAL TRANSMITTER field and PC configurable Model M3LU2 OPERATING MANUAL...

Page 2: ...FRONT AND SIDE VIEWS 10 5 1 1 STATUS INDICATOR LED 11 5 2 INTERNAL VIEW 13 6 HOW TO OPEN THE COVER 14 7 DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION 15 7 1 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DIP SW CONFIGURATION AND PC CONFIGURATION 15...

Page 3: ...INE ADJUSTMENT 36 10 3 2 OPERATION PROCEDURE OF FINE ADJUSTMENT 37 11 CHECKING MAINTENANCE INITIALIZATION OF PARAMETERS 39 11 1 CHECKING 39 11 2 MAINTENANCE 39 11 3 INITIALIZATION OF PARAMETERS 39 12...

Page 4: ...se the product correctly and safely 1 1 PACKAGE Check contents of the package you received as outlined below Signal conditioner Accessories I O range and tag name label sheet Instruction manual CJC se...

Page 5: ...r injury Do not touch the terminals while the power is on Doing so may result in electric shock Provide safety measures outside of the unit to ensure safety in the whole system if an abnormal ity occu...

Page 6: ...tion of the unit Do not open the housing cover while the power or the input is applied Doing so may result in electric shock malfunc tion or injury Do not pull the wires connecting to the unit Doing s...

Page 7: ...ipment must be mounted inside a panel The actual installation environments such as panel configurations connected devices connected wires may affect the protection level of this unit when it is integr...

Page 8: ...t the power is not supplied to the cable Be sure to confirm the name and polarity of each terminal before wiring to the Euro type connector terminal blocks Do not connect anything to unused terminals...

Page 9: ...ranging and cali bration only by pressing a button once 4 2 PREPARATION PROCEDURE Before using the unit perform the calibration according the following flow The procedure depends on the configuration...

Page 10: ...he Input Ranging Mode and 0 output in the Output Ranging Mode and to decrease the output in the Fine Adjustment Mode 3 Configurator jack Used to connect with a PC using the PC Configurator Software mo...

Page 11: ...L OPERATION RUN MODE Combination of the LEDs and their blinking patterns indicate normal or abnormal operation of the unit and are useful to identify error modes Normal operation RUN mode DIP SW CONFI...

Page 12: ...ng and fine adjustments using the One Step Cal is shown in the following tables MODE LED MODE LED Input ranging Fine zero adjustment Output ranging Fine span adjustment NOTE In the I O ranging and fin...

Page 13: ...0 5 2 INTERNAL VIEW 1 SW1 Sets output type 2 SW2 Sets wires cold junction compensation burnout front control button lock and output type 3 SW3 Sets input type sensor type and configuration mode 4 JP2...

Page 14: ...ed Do not touch the printed circuit board or the electronic components in opening the cover Do not pull beyond where the cover is latched HOW TO CLOSE THE COVER 1 Push the front to close the cover Bef...

Page 15: ...for input Required Output type Required Required for SW1 1 through 1 4 Front control button lock As necessary As necessary 7 2 DIP SWITCH SELECTION PER I O SPECIFICATION AND FUNCTION Configure the DIP...

Page 16: ...ed with the PC configuration DC VOLTAGE V RANGE POSITION maximum range 10 to 10 V DC NORMAL POSITION other than DC voltage V range Jumper 1 2 3 Jumper 1 2 3 Switch the JP2 jumper to the 2 3 position S...

Page 17: ...SW2 3 SW2 2 SW2 1 Refer to Burnout Refer to Cold junction compensation OFF OFF Thermocouple type T C SW3 4 SW3 3 SW3 2 SW3 1 PR OFF OFF OFF OFF K CA OFF OFF OFF ON E CRC OFF OFF ON OFF J IC OFF OFF ON...

Page 18: ...97 IEC OFF OFF OFF OFF Pt 200 OFF OFF OFF ON Pt 300 OFF OFF ON OFF Pt 400 OFF OFF ON ON Pt 500 OFF ON OFF OFF Pt 1000 OFF ON OFF ON Pt 50 JIS 81 OFF ON ON OFF JPt 100 JIS 89 OFF ON ON ON Ni 100 ON OFF...

Page 19: ...F OFF 3 wire OFF ON 4 wire ON ON 7 2 3 7 Potentiometer input SW3 7 SW3 6 SW3 5 SW3 4 SW3 3 SW3 2 SW3 1 ON OFF ON Refer to Potentiometer total resistance SW2 5 SW2 4 SW2 3 SW2 2 SW2 1 Refer to Burnout...

Page 20: ...DC SW1 4 SW1 3 SW1 2 SW1 1 SW2 8 SW2 7 ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON DC voltage output wide spans maximum range 10 to 10 V DC SW1 4 SW1 3 SW1 2 SW1 1 SW2 8 SW2 7 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF 7 2 4 2 PC configuration D...

Page 21: ...f lightning surge protectors for protection against induced lightning surges Please con tact M System to choose appropriate models 8 2 WIRING INSTRUCTIONS APPLICABLE WIRE SIZE Solid 0 25 to 2 5 mm2 0...

Page 22: ...driver between the terminal block and the housing body pull up the driver and pull out the terminal block Installation Push the terminal block until it clicks into place NOTE Match the terminal number...

Page 23: ...3 5 mm 0 14 torque 0 5 0 6 N m NOTE For a thermocouple input replace the terminal block 4 5 6 with the one connected with the CJC sensor included in the package Fasten the input wire and the CJC sens...

Page 24: ...DC POWERED TYPE B 1 3 2 4 5 6 CONFIGURATOR JACK 7 8 10 12 3 2 1 POT DC max min 2 wire RTD 3 wire RTD 4 wire RTD A A T C B B A B A B VOLT mA mV CJC SENSOR ext wire 1 1 Replace the Euro Type Connector...

Page 25: ...hat wind from a fan does not hit it directly Be careful not to separate the CJC sensor from the terminal block Do not loosen the screw on the terminal 6 If you did connect the CJC sensor to the termin...

Page 26: ...stance 100 ohms or less 8 4 3 WIRING POWER Connect power according to the power input code The power specifications are shown in the following table CODE RATING ALLOWABLE RANGE POWER CONSUMPTION M2 10...

Page 27: ...IN rail adaptor is at the bottom Position the upper hook at the rear side of the unit on the DIN rail and push in the lower REMOVAL Push down the DIN rail adaptor utilizing a minus screwdriver and pul...

Page 28: ...D1 blinks PC configuration or turns on DIP SW configuration 2 When you set 0 or 100 input output ranges keep pressing UP or DOWN button until the LD1 blinks for approx 2 seconds and turns off which in...

Page 29: ...level and hold down UP button until the LD1 blinks and then turns OFF Example 1 Setting input to 0 5 V DC Maximum input range 10 to 10 V DC 0 input ranging apply 0 V DC and hold down DOWN button 100 i...

Page 30: ...fferent signal from that in the input ranging may be applied Increase or decrease a simulated input while confirming the output with a multimeter Even if the input ranging is performed after the outpu...

Page 31: ...ple input Minimum span 20 C 36 F Default value same as conformance range in C THERMOCOUPLE C F MAXIMUM RANGE CONFORMANCE RANGE MAXIMUM RANGE CONFORMANCE RANGE PR 0 to 1760 0 to 1760 32 to 3200 32 to 3...

Page 32: ...E MINIMUM SPAN DEFAULT VALUE 0 to 4000 10 0 to 4000 10 2 2 7 Potentiometer input MAXIMUM RANGE TOTAL RESISTANCE MINIMUM SPAN DEFAULT VALUE 2500 to 4000 2 of total resistance 0 to 100 1200 to 2500 600...

Page 33: ...in approx 2 sec The LD1 turning OFF means completion of 0 input ranging Hold down DOWN button until the LD1 turns OFF Skip to the next procedure when 0 input ranging is not necessary 3 Apply the desir...

Page 34: ...e LD1 turns OFF Skip to the next procedure when 0 output ranging is not necessary 6 Increase or decrease the simulated input until the meter shows the desired maximum output level Hold down UP button...

Page 35: ...Press MODE button to return to the RUN Mode Press MODE button once to return to the RUN mode The LD3 turns OFF and the LD1 green LED is ON DIP SW configuration or blinking PC configuration Red ON Red...

Page 36: ...power is off 10 3 1 OUTLINE OF FINE ADJUSTMENT The following flowchart shows the fine zero span adjustments NOTE Warm up measuring instruments equipment and other devices on site for the time specifie...

Page 37: ...e UP increase and DOWN decrease buttons to adjust the output to 0 Check the output with a multim eter Adjust the output value to 0 regardless of the input Increase the output with UP button and decrea...

Page 38: ...th UP button and decrease with DOWN Skip to the next procedure when fine span adjustment is not necessary 5 Press MODE button to return to the RUN mode Press MODE button once to return to the RUN Mode...

Page 39: ...ad resistance meets the described specifications 11 2 MAINTENANCE Perform the periodic calibration as stated below CALIBRATION Warm up the unit for 10 minutes or more apply 0 25 50 75 and 100 input to...

Page 40: ...ires cold junction com pensation output type configuration mode front control button lock PC configuration Refer to 12 2 PC CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE Calibration I O ranging and fine adjustment via One St...

Page 41: ...comsumption AC power M2 100 240 V AC Operational voltage range 85 264 V AC 47 66 Hz Approx 4 VA at 100 V Approx 5 VA at 200 V Approx 6 VA at 264 V DC power R4 10 32 V DC Operational voltage range 9 36...

Page 42: ...UM RANGE ACCURACY 2 CONFORMANCE RANGE PR 20 0 to 1760 1 00 0 to 1760 36 32 to 3200 1 80 32 to 3200 K CA 20 270 to 1370 0 25 150 to 1370 36 454 to 2498 0 45 238 to 2498 E CRC 20 270 to 1000 0 20 170 to...

Page 43: ...8 4 20 50 to 200 0 15 36 58 to 392 0 27 Ni Fe 604 20 200 to 200 0 15 36 328 to 392 0 27 Cu 10 25 C 20 50 to 250 0 50 36 58 to 482 0 90 3 Or 0 1 of span whichever is greater Table 4 Resistance input MI...

Page 44: ...25 C 1 25 C 150 C 50 C 100 1 25 0 1 Overall accuracy including CJC error 1 25 of span RTD input 1 Pt 100 200 to 800 C bsolute value accuracy Table 3 0 15 C 0 15 C 800 C 200 C 100 0 015 0 1 Overall ac...

Page 45: ...Software download model No M3CFG I O CONFIGURATION The following table shows configurable items with the PC Configurator Software For detailed information on the PC con figuration refer to the M3LUCF...

Page 46: ...ntiometer Total resistance 80 4000 Resistance 0 4000 OUTPUT Field selectable Current 0 20 mA DC Voltage 2 5 2 5 V DC 10 10 V DC 1 POWER INPUT AC Power M2 100 240 V AC Operational voltage range 85 264...

Page 47: ...ev 0 12 4 EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS mm inch Used only with a thermocouple input 10 11 12 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3 106 4 17 18 71 7 28 110 5 4 35 62 2 44 5 20 When mounting no extra space is needed between units DI...

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