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MRP10

5-2-55, Minamitsumori, Nishinari-ku, Osaka 557-0063 JAPAN
Phone: +81(6)6659-8201  Fax: +81(6)6659-8510  E-mail: [email protected]

EM-4889  P. 2 / 13

 

PID CONTROL SIGNAL

• Choose PID parameters carefully so that the MV remains 

as stable as possible to prevent hunting.  Unstable control 
shortens the life of actuator and valve.

 

TRANSPARENT COVER FOR TERMINAL BOX

• When reattaching the transparent cover after wiring, 

make sure that the packing and O ring are securely in 
place.

 

SCREW TORQUE

• The torque for tightening screws for the transparent cov-

er is between 1.2 – 2 N·m (0.89 – 1.5 ft·lbf).  The screws 
must be tightened evenly and crosswise in several steps 
to prevent uneven clamping.

 

YOKE DESIGN

• When a foreign object is caught in the valve, an excessive 

torque may be applied to the yoke.  Taking it into account, 
design the yoke and joint so as to have sufficient margin 
in strength.

• When this unit is used in an application such as temper-

ature control of a steam line, the temperature can rise 
higher than the ambient temperature due to heat con-
ducted through or radiated from the piping.  Use a longer 
yoke for effective heat dissipation and apply insulation 
material.

 

HEATER FUNCTION AT LOW TEMPERATURE

• Apply power voltage when the temperature is 0°C or un-

der.  Sensor inside the unit is activated at 0°C or under, 
and stepping motor starts heater function.

• A heater is incorporated to use under cold areas.
• Thermostat is incorporated to automatically heat when 

27°C (±5°C) (80.6°F (±9°F) or lower, and automatically 
stop heating when 39°C (±4°C) (102.2°F (±7.2°F)) or high-
er.

• Be sure to apply power voltage even when the MRP is 

unused.

Note. Storage temperature (-29 to 70°C (-20.2 to +158°F)) 

is for before piping.  Once the MRP is piped, the tem-

perature must be in the range of operation temperature.  

When using the MRP at the first time in -25°C (-13°F), 

apply the power voltage and take 30 minutes of hold time 

before using the MRP.

 

COVER

• No need to remove the cover.  All wiring, adjustments, 

indicator LEDs are in the terminal BOX.  Remove the 
transparent cover to work.

• The quality inside the mechanism is stabilized by not re-

moving the cover.

Summary of Contents for MRP10

Page 1: ...tem personnel Otherwise it could cause breakdown M System is not liable for any malfunction or inconven ience caused by unauthorized changes made by the user INSTRUCTION MANUAL This manual describes n...

Page 2: ...line the temperature can rise higher than the ambient temperature due to heat con ducted through or radiated from the piping Use a longer yoke for effective heat dissipation and apply insulation mate...

Page 3: ...ut Stem Packing Packing Terminal Block Wiring Conduits 4 G1 2 Transparent Cover Terminal Box Heater Figure 1 Component identification MRP10 PU 2x modular jack DIP Switch Manual Operation Buttons Confi...

Page 4: ...with 20 mA DC input ON Direct Output stem moves to full close side with 20 mA DC input SW1 4 OFF Output signal is same as input signal ON Output signal is reversed input signal SW1 5 The output stem...

Page 5: ...connected Also wire full open full close alarm and or output signals as necessary Modbus communication allows operation without analog input and monitoring of the operation status of the unit INPUT OU...

Page 6: ...Operation angle can be adjusted by the UP CCW DOWN CW button Turn SW 8 from OFF to ON to enable manual operation If SW 8 is kept OFF control by input signal takes priority over Manual operation Adjus...

Page 7: ...the actuator unit 3 To display a target item press ITEM then N N N represents numerical number 0 to 9 Alternatively use UP or DOWN button to shift to the next item from the currently displayed item 4...

Page 8: ...table make sure to set Modbus Operation mode address 111 in advance to enable writing ADDRESS MAP Refer to PARAMETER ITEMS COMMON TO MODBUS CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE AND PU 2x for Modbus address map DATA...

Page 9: ...put 25 0 to 125 0 04 Inp x R 18 I16 Position setpoint 1 5 0 to 105 0 05 Tar x R 19 I16 Position 1 5 0 to 105 0 06 Pos x R 1 The ratio to the operation distance i e a distance between the lower stop po...

Page 10: ...ISPLAY 51 I16 Clear motor dead lock error 1 Clear 0 1 0 26 AccumClr x R W 52 I16 Time ratio of respective positions 1 Clear 0 1 0 27 PosRClr x R W 1 5 Modbus input MODBUS ITEM VALUE RANGE INITIAL VALU...

Page 11: ...settings of SW1 1 and 2 1 8 Basic setting MODBUS ITEM VALUE RANGE STANDARD EX FACTORY PU 2x R W SAVE ADDRESS TYPE ITEM DISPLAY 131 I16 Full open position degree 2 0 to 92 0 full close position 90 0 40...

Page 12: ...de Stops Configuration mode Stops Modbus input Monitor mode Stops Modbus input mode Follows Modbus input Address 101 6 Configuration mode Stops ON N A 2 Monitor mode 4 Moves by button operation 1 Conf...

Page 13: ...nt contact M System or our representatives LUBRICATION There is no need of oiling the Mini Top electronic actuator in normal operating conditions REGULAR TEST RUNNING If the valve is not frequently op...

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