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Safety Precautions 

  Be sure to thoroughly read the instruction manual before using the products. 
  Keep the instruction manual in a safe, convenient location for future reference. 
  All or part of the contents described in this manual may be changed without any notice. 

  Due to our constant striving for further improvement of products, parts or products that differ from those described in 

this manual may be substituted. 

 

          WARNING 

(Failure to observe this WARNING may cause a fatal or serious injury.) 

  Be sure to confirm that any peripheral equipment does not move before installation work. 

In addition, observe safety requirements for installation work where high-place work is expected. 

  Be sure to turn off the power source before wiring, mounting and transportation work. (Failure to observe this 

  WARNING may result in an electric shock/ injury or equipment damage due to short-circuit.) 

  Carry out wiring work correctly with reference to a proper drawing. 
  Never disassemble the equipment.    (Failure to observe this WARNING may result in an electric shock.) 
  Do not open the cover under an explosive environmental condition when power is entered.    (Failure to observe this   

WARNING may result in an injury or equipment damage.) 

  Do not place or store the equipment in any hostile environmental place where it will be subjected to direct   

sunlight, rain, water droplet, hazardous gas/water, etc.. 

 

          CAUTION 

(Failure to observe this CAUTION may cause a moderate injury or equipment damage.) 

  Do not use the equipment for any purpose other than the original purpose of use. 
  Be sure to confirm the specification of equipment and use the equipment within the range of specification. 

(Mounting conditions such as temperature, power source, frequency, etc.) 

  Make sure a correct wiring before applying power source. 
  Do not have a shock or strong impact to the equipment. 

(Failure to observe this CAUTION may result in equipment damage.) 

  Be sure to connect necessary terminals (grounding, etc.). 
  Remove all wiring to the equipment before doing electrical welding work near the equipment. 
  Do not forcedly bend or pull the lead wire also do not use unnecessarily long wire. 
  Tighten the cover, lead outlet, etc. properly so that dust, rainwater, etc. do not enter inside the equipment. 
  Do not use the equipment under a corrosive condition (NH

3

, SO

2

, CI

2

, etc.). 

  Be sure to tighten the cable grand so that outer air does not enter inside the equipment. 
  When applying piping connection such as conduit, etc. instead of cable grand, apply putty or equivalents on the cable 

entry so that outer air does not enter inside the equipment. 

 

          IMPORTANT 

(indicates notes or information to help customers.) 

Limitations of Warranty: 

  Warranty period shall be one year from the date of delivery (ex-factory).   
  Any damage of any other products that have occurred for use of the equipment is not covered by this warranty. 
  Also any loss induced by failure or malfunction of the equipment is not covered by this warranty. 
  Failure or malfunction caused by following are not covered by this warranty: 

a.  Modification or repair by a party other than MATSUSHIMA’s authorized personnel, or replacement of 

  parts not recommended by MATSUSHIMA. 

b.  Inadequate storage, installation, use, inspection or maintenance that does not comply with specifications. 
c.  Cause for any peripheral equipment or device. 
d.  Accident beyond control and force majeure (fire, earthquake, flood, riots, etc.). 

 
Lack of instructions to MATSUSHIMA for information or safety requirements that can be predicted only   
by customers’ side. 
 
This warranty conditions do not limit customers’ legal right. 
 
Price for the equipment does not include any charge for services such as commissioning, supervising, etc.. 
 
 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MSC-01

Page 1: ...er TYPE MSC 01 1 8 18 Norimatsu Higashi Yahatanishi ku Kitakyushu 807 0837 Japan Phone No 8193 691 3731 Fax No 8193 691 3735 http www matsushima m tech com E mail sales matsushima m tech com The operator should read this Instruction Manual carefully and handle the device correctly ...

Page 2: ...ettings and Functions 10 8 1 Display Unit Setting 11 8 2 Decimal point position Setting 12 8 3 Scaling Setting 13 8 4 No 1 Limit Setting 14 8 5 No 2 Limit Setting 15 8 6 Sensor Failure Relay Setting 16 8 7 Sensor Failure Mode Setting 17 8 8 Damping Setting 18 8 9 Failure Setup In Setting 19 8 10 Analog Output Setting Test 20 8 11 No 1 Relay Output Setting Test 21 8 12 No 2 Relay Output Setting Tes...

Page 3: ... a correct wiring before applying power source Do not have a shock or strong impact to the equipment Failure to observe this CAUTION may result in equipment damage Be sure to connect necessary terminals grounding etc Remove all wiring to the equipment before doing electrical welding work near the equipment Do not forcedly bend or pull the lead wire also do not use unnecessarily long wire Tighten t...

Page 4: ...al display Display setting range 99999 99999 Decimal point setting range 0 to 3 digits after the decimal point 00000 00 000 Unit Selection ton m ft Pa kPa MPa bar kgf cm2 psi mg m3 µg m3 m3 h ft3 h t h kg h lb h mL s F mA Blank Non display LED Power Green 1 Limit Yellow 2 Fault Red 1 Sensor failure Red 1 2 8 Installation Method DIN Rail 9 Connection Method M3 Screw terminal Tightening torque 0 5N ...

Page 5: ...ED Green HART sensor connection terminal Main unit Limit LED Yellow Equipment error LED Red Sensor error LED Red Operation button LCD display screen Fixing screw of terminal M3 Slider Terminal block Fig 2 Names of parts The terminal block can be attached detached independently When energizing the product be sure to confirm that the terminal block is attached DIN Rail ...

Page 6: ...ng the upper hook on the rear side on the DIN rail and then push the bottom part to install the product 5 2 Remove Method As shown in Figure 4 push down the slider using a minus screw driver pull out the bottom part from the DIN rail and then remove the equipment from the DIN rail 6 Connection Method Do not install wires power supply wires input signal wires and output signal wires close to noise ...

Page 7: ...Failure Power ON Not in operating COM NC Closed LED turns OFF COM NC Closed LED turns OFF COM NO Closed LED turns OFF COM NO Closed LED turns OFF Power ON In operating COM NO Closed LED turns ON COM NO Closed LED turns ON COM NC Closed LED turns ON COM NC Closed LED turns ON Power OFF COM NC Closed LED turns OFF COM NC Closed LED turns OFF COM NC Closed LED turns OFF COM NC Closed LED turns OFF 1 ...

Page 8: ...nt error contact Fig 8 Block diagram Voltage output Current output No 2 Limit contact No 1 Limit contact 19 18 17 8 13 16 15 14 6 5 4 Analog Output circuit Isolated circuit Output signal Conditioning circuit Contact Output circuit Relay Relay No 2 Limit LED No 1 Limit LED Microcomputer Current input circuit LED Display Button operation 249Ω NC NO NC NO COM 20 10 9 2 wire Sensor Current input ...

Page 9: ... Mount the converter Execute the wiring Check the wiring Check the power supply Check that no error code is displayed Adjust using the operation buttons on the front panel OK OK OK Start measurement Y N Y N Y N Fig 9 Start up flow Turn on the power Check that there is no problem with setting values N Check the error code And symptom Inform our persons in charge of the details Return the equipment ...

Page 10: ...ng value or item Shift of the setting value OK Confirmation of the setting value or item 2 5 0 Operation buttons LCD screen measuring screen Menu display Unit display Measurement value display Scale display The displayed measurement value corresponds to the input signal Error display Item display Menu 0 1 Basicsetting 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo OK once Menu screen Fig 10 LCD screen and...

Page 11: ...ure setup In Setting value Analog output Relay output No 1 Limit No 2 Limit FAULT Sensor failure Parameter reset Factory reset Menu 0 Menu 1 Menu 2 Menu 3 Menu 4 Menu 5 Menu 1 1 Menu 1 2 Menu 1 3 Menu 1 4 Menu 1 5 Menu 1 3 3 Menu 1 1 1 Menu 1 1 2 Menu 1 1 3 Menu 1 2 1 Menu 1 2 2 Menu 1 2 3 Menu 2 1 Menu 2 2 Menu 2 2 1 Menu 2 2 2 Menu 2 2 3 Menu 2 2 4 Menu 3 1 Menu 3 2 Password input is required ES...

Page 12: ...Display 1 1 1 Displayedunit 2 Decimalpoint 3 Scaling Displayedunit 1 1 1 ton m ft Pa kPa Displayedunit 1 1 1 ton m ft Pa kPa Display 1 1 1 Displayedunit 2 Decimalpoint 3 Scaling 5 0 0 m ESC 3 O K 1 O K 1 For example the display Unit is changed from to m O K 1 Use the button to move the mark to m Return to the previous menu screen Measuring screen Measuring screen Use ESC button to return to the me...

Page 13: ... it should be changed before the scaling setting 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo Basicsetup 1 1 Display 2 Relayoutput 3 Analogoutput S failuremode 4 Damping 5 Failuresetup In Display 1 1 1 Displayedunit 2 Decimalpoint 3 Scaling Decimalpoint 1 1 2 0000 0 5 0 0 ESC 4 O K 1 O K 1 O K 1 O K 1 1 O K 1 Display 1 1 1 Displayedunit 2 Decimalpoint 3 Scaling The decimal poin...

Page 14: ...ond 4mA 0 0 20mA Correspond 20mA 100 0 7 5 0 ESC 4 O K 1 O K 1 O K 1 O K 1 2 O K 1 Measuring screen Measuring screen Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen Display 1 1 1 Displayedunit 2 Decimalpoint 3 Scaling For example the 4mA display is changed from 0 0 to 50 0 Scaling 1 1 3 4mA Correspond 4mA 0 0 20mA Correspond 20mA 100 0 Scaling 1 1 3 4mA Correspond 4mA 50 0 20mA Correspond 20mA 10...

Page 15: ... 4 Damping 5 Failuresetup In 5 0 0 O K 1 O K 1 1 ESC 4 Measuring screen O K 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen Relayoutput 1 2 1 No 1Limit 2 No 2Limit 3 S failurerelay Ablinking indicates the item to be set Use and buttons to change the value to 80 0 O K 1 Setting is saved Measuring screen O K 1 No 1Limit 1 2 1 ONpoint 95 0 OFFpoint 85 0 For example the ON point is changed from 95 ...

Page 16: ... 4 Measuring screen O K 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen Relayoutput 1 2 1 No 1Limit 2 No 2Limit 3 S failurerelay Ablinking indicates the item to be set Use and buttons to change the value to 94 0 O K 1 Setting is saved Measuring screen 1 No 2Limit 1 2 2 ONpoint 95 0 OFFpoint 85 0 For example the ON point is changed from 85 0 to 94 0 1 Basicsetup 1 1 Display 2 Relayoutput 3 Analo...

Page 17: ...ailuresetup In 5 0 0 O K 1 O K 1 1 ESC 4 Measuring screen O K 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen Relayoutput 1 2 1 No 1Limit 2 No 2Limit 3 S failurerelay Setting is saved Measuring screen 2 S failurerelay 1 2 3 Relayaction Execution Non Execution For example the setting is changed to Non Execution 1 Basicsetup 1 1 Display 2 Relayoutput 3 Analogoutput S failuremode 4 Damping 5 Failu...

Page 18: ...elayoutput 3 Analogoutput S failuremode 4 Damping 5 Failuresetup In 5 0 0 O K 1 O K 1 2 ESC 4 Measuring screen O K 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen S failuremode out 1 3 1 Rawmode 2 Holdmode 3 Settingvalue Rawmode Setting is saved Measuring screen 2 Settingvalue 1 3 3 Setvalue 3 6 mA 0 90 V For example Arbitrary setting mode is selected and the setting is changed to 22mA Basicset...

Page 19: ...evel 100 Time Normal output level 63 2 Fig 12 Time constant and primary delay element 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo Basicsetup 1 1 Display 2 Relayoutput 3 Analogoutput S failuremode 4 Damping 5 Failuresetup In 5 0 0 O K 1 O K 1 3 ESC 3 Measuring screen O K 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen Damping 1 4 Dampingtime 000s Setting is saved Measuring s...

Page 20: ...setup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 O K 1 Basicsetup 1 1 Display 2 Relayoutput 3 Analogoutput S failuremode 4 Damping 5 Failuresetup In Measuring screen 4 ESC 3 O K 1 Setting is saved Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen Failuresetup In 1 5 Upper 20 0 24mA 20 5mA Lower 3 0 4 0mA 3 8mA Failuresetup In 1 5 Upper 20 0 24mA 22 0mA Lower 3 0 4 0mA 3 8mA Ablinking indicates th...

Page 21: ...utton to return to the measuring screen ESC 1 5 0 0 Measuring screen For example a 12mA 3V output is simulated Ablinking indicates the item to be set O K 1 Use and buttons to change the value to 12 0mA 5 0 0 Analogoutputtest 2 1 Outputvalue 3 0mA 0 75V OK Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Analogoutputtest 2 1 Outputvalue 3 0mA 0 75...

Page 22: ... 2 1 Outputmode No 1Limit OK Running Relay Test 2 2 1 Outputmode No 1Limit OK O K 1 ESC 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen 5 0 0 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Relayoutput Test 2 2 1 No 1Limit 2 No 2Limit 3 FAULT 4 Sensorfailure Relay Test 2 2 1 Outputmode No 1Limit OK O ...

Page 23: ...g Relay Test 2 2 2 Outputmode No 2Limit OK O K 1 ESC 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen 5 0 0 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Relayoutput Test 2 2 1 No 1Limit 2 No 2Limit 3 FAULT 4 Sensorfailure Relay Test 2 2 2 Outputmode No 2Limit OK O K 1 O K 1 Simulative output is star...

Page 24: ...tputmode FAULT OK O K 1 ESC 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen 5 0 0 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Relayoutput Test 2 2 1 No 1Limit 2 No 2Limit 3 FAULT 4 Sensorfailure Relay Test 2 2 3 Outputmode FAULT OK O K 1 O K 1 Simulative output is started Measuring screen For exam...

Page 25: ...ing Relay Test 2 2 4 Outputmode Sensorfailure OK O K 1 ESC 1 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen 5 0 0 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Test 2 1 Analogoutput 2 Relayoutput Relayoutput Test 2 2 1 No 1Limit 2 No 2Limit 3 FAULT 4 Sensorfailure Relay Test 2 2 4 Outputmode Sensorfailure OK O K 1 O K 1 Simulative outp...

Page 26: ... after completion ESC 3 Parameterreset 3 1 Parameterreset OK Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen 5 0 0 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Reset 3 1 Parameterreset 2 Factoryreset Parameterreset 3 1 Parameterreset OK Parameterreset 3 1 Parameterreset OK Resetnow Parameterreset 3 1 Parameterreset OK Resetnow Running O K 1 Reset is performed Measuring s...

Page 27: ...xecute a reset The password screen appears O K 1 Use and buttons to enter the password 5 0 0 Factoryreset 3 2 Factoryreset OK Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Reset 3 1 Parameterreset 2 Factoryreset Reset 3 1 Parameterreset 2 Factoryreset Password 3 0 Pleaseenterthe 6 digitpassword 000000 Password 3 0 Pleaseenterthe 6 digitpassword 100001 Factoryreset 3 2 Factoryres...

Page 28: ...0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 3 Measuring screen O K 1 ESC 2 ゲンゴセンタク 4 ヒョウジゲンゴ ニホンゴ エイゴ Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen 5 0 0 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Language 4 Displaylanguage Japanese English Measuring screen For example the setting is changed to Japanese Setting is saved ...

Page 29: ...he equipment Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 4 Measuring screen ESC 2 Use ESC button to return to the measuring screen 5 0 0 Menu 0 1 Basicsetup 2 Test 3 Reset 4 Language 5 Deviceinfo O K 1 Deviceinfo 5 Revision 00 00 Measuring screen 5 0 0 ...

Page 30: ...tion point of the No 2 limit relay by value Range 0 0 100 0 ON 95 0 OFF 85 0 6 Sensor failure relay Menu 1 2 3 Select and set the operation of the sensor error relay at an error signal input to Execution or Non Execution Execution 7 Sensor failure mode Menu 1 3 Select the output signal mode at an error signal input Raw mode Hold mode Setting value Raw mode Setting value Menu 1 3 3 Select the outpu...

Page 31: ... supplied supply it to the sensor If the signal is normally output from the sensor check the input signal If the input signal is 0 mA check the wiring line 3 ERROR 0001 Equipment error The CPU recognizes abnormal resets due to intermittent noises surges etc Check the wiring line If this error code disappears after taking measures against a suspicious wiring line using the noise filter etc take app...

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