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MP 26/10

Installation and Calibration Manual

Minebea Intec

EN-14

3.5.3.

Parameter and Configuration

Parameter

The input and limit values are set using parameters. The parameters for input and limit values
are given below. Depending on the version of the device and the adjusted configurations,
values may be hidden. The data which can be operated via the front panel is shown below.

Configuration

Depending on the version of the device and further adjusted configurations, configuration
data may be hidden. The data which can be operated via the front panel is shown below.

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Summary of Contents for MP 26/10

Page 1: ...ibration Manual MP 26 10 Installation and Calibration Manual 9499 050 26100 Edition 5 07 10 2018 for Rel 1 0 102 1 Minebea Intec GmbH Meiendorfer Str 205 A 22145 Hamburg Germany Phone 49 40 67960 303...

Page 2: ...release number as well as all license numbers in relation to the product have to be quoted Bitte beachten Alle Angaben in diesem Dokument sind soweit nicht gesetzlich vorgegeben unverbindlich f r Min...

Page 3: ...ng Connection with Device 13 3 5 3 Parameter and Configuration 14 3 5 4 Load and Store Setup and Configuration 15 3 5 5 Print Data Set 16 3 5 6 Select Language 16 3 5 7 Status 17 3 5 8 Monitoring and...

Page 4: ...003 Vers 1 1 Ser No 80 268 09530 1 1 2 Transmitter Overview Features Compact construction only 22 5 mm wide Clips onto top hat DIN rail Plug in screw ports or spring clamp connectors Dual line LC disp...

Page 5: ...ing is IP20 Protected The overall dimensions of the device are 117 5 x 22 5 x 99 mm L x W x H The unit is designed for vertical mounting on 35 mm top hat rails to EN 50022 If possible the place of ins...

Page 6: ...transmitter MP 26 does not contain any maintenance parts i e the unit need not be opened by the customer The unit may be operated only in environments for which it is suitable due to its protection t...

Page 7: ...level error list Conf and PArA level values Status Indicator The statuses of the active functions are displayed as bars above the corresponding functionality Tare Function The bar symbol above F in di...

Page 8: ...he bar displayed above 1 indicates the switching status of output OUT1 active Digital OUT2 The bar displayed above 2 indicates the switching status of output OUT2 active Decrement Key Is used to decre...

Page 9: ...dge V V ports 1 4 Excitation voltage measuring signal S S ports 2 3 Bridge signal M M ports 5 6 Measurement and data lines should be kept separate from control and power supply cables Sensor measuring...

Page 10: ...OUT2 ports 17 14 Note If relays OUT1 2 and 3 are used to operate external contactors these must be fitted with RC snubber circuits according to manufacturer specifications to prevent excessive voltag...

Page 11: ...rror 0 1 Additional error when using the current output simultaneously 0 09 2 6 MP 26 10 software 2 6 1 Installation The software tool for MP 26 transmitter is contained in the CD ROM it can run under...

Page 12: ...es normal operation Red indicates limit value1 is in active ON state Red blinking indicates instrument fault configuration mistake 3 3 Display There are two display lines available in the device The f...

Page 13: ...he keys increment and decrement pressed during power on Then the display shows wait for 1 sec then the display shows 2 Then press key increment to select YES 3 Confirm factory resetting with Enter and...

Page 14: ...ject Enable us to create a new project A window for selecting the device appears Select the power supply specific to the device and press the OK button After pressing OK the window shown below will op...

Page 15: ...to Device connection to device menu It will display a screen as show below Select the appropriate COM port in Pc Connector for communication to begin The rest of the parameters are default and cannot...

Page 16: ...put and limit values are given below Depending on the version of the device and the adjusted configurations values may be hidden The data which can be operated via the front panel is shown below Confi...

Page 17: ...ice ok After pressing OK the data will be loaded saved from to the device Archive Data in the PC The data set available can be stored as a project bct in any of the preferred locations on the PC Simil...

Page 18: ...ons and clicking OK This displays a preview and the details for the selected project The print option is also available in this menu under the option view Print To print all the data set project infor...

Page 19: ...ese menus exists a continuous data transfer In other cases e g for loading or storing data there is only data transfer for a limited time The continuous device communication status is given by lines m...

Page 20: ...hen the corresponding weight is tared Limits The limit shows the status of the limits if the limit value is not enabled then it shows white in the rectangle box The various colors and their correspond...

Page 21: ...ad load The value of the unloaded scale empty hopper is the dead load The input voltage equivalent to this weight value is displayed stored in percent The default value is OFF During calibration the u...

Page 22: ...nd to a rapid change in a measure and until its measuring values are within the accuracy tolerance Normally higher values result in good suppression of disturbances but in an increased delay of the in...

Page 23: ...d by going into Configuration Functions Fnc 2 function 2 set it to 0 no function 3 The special linearization can be disabled by going into configuration input 1 S Lin spl linearization and set it to 0...

Page 24: ...e constant load which is always present on the weighing scale system 4 Remove any weight apart from dead load from the system Then enter OuL 1 as zero in parameter input 1 5 Go to view operations whic...

Page 25: ...oad The dead load can be easily adjusted without doing the entire procedure 1 Note the old dead load value in parameter input 1 InL 1 as A InL 1 2 Note the modified dead load measured value under meas...

Page 26: ...ration for max capacity 1 Pspan full scale 100 total capacity of load cell Where Pspan is in percent Full scale as weight value Load cell capacity nominal load number of load cells I e sum of all load...

Page 27: ...the system to be calibrated for 75 kg The first step is to determine the Pspan assuming no dead load is present in the system Set InL 1 0 OuL 1 0 Pspan full scale 100 total capacity of load cell Pspa...

Page 28: ...in The time constant of the filter must be greater than zero Normally higher values result in good suppression of disturbances but in an increased delay of the input signals i e the weight updating on...

Page 29: ...nd OUt 2 Three signal limits are available with the device Each limit value consists of a switch on and a switch off point for definition of a hysteresis The three pairs of values must be entered acco...

Page 30: ...of limit and its source Functional Limit Value Description Fnc 1 Fnc 2 Fnc 3 Function of limit 1 2 3 0 Switched off 1 Measured value 2 Measured value monitoring alarm status latch Alarm signal is gene...

Page 31: ...tive FAi 1 Signal INP fail 0 not active 1 active Set the values for limit processing 4 Go to Parameter Limit 5 Set the limit values based on the output requirement limits Range Description L 1 1999 99...

Page 32: ...h latch selected ConF Lim Fnc x 2 4 the alarm relay remains set until it is reset in the error list This alarm can be reset via di1 or a limit value or a key combination For this reset the error list...

Page 33: ...e value field Name Value Description O tYP Signal type OUT3 1 0 20 mA continuous 2 4 20 mA continuous 3 0 10 V continuous 4 2 10 V continuous Out 0 1999 9999 Scaling of entered value to 0 of analog ou...

Page 34: ...00 g 12 015 mA 2500 g 20 mA 3000 g 24 039 mA EEEE 25 128 mA Note Out 0 and Out 1 have to be entered as weight values In case of a weight greater than the Out 1 the device produces 12 V or 25 mA In cas...

Page 35: ...e key If there are still more errors it can be viewed by successively pressing the enter key For example When an alarm is still pending i e unless the error cause was removed bar over E blinks E Displ...

Page 36: ...Wiring error Change INP polarity Lim 1 Lim 2 Lim 3 Latched limit value alarm 1 2 3 Adjusted limit value 1 2 3 exceeded Check process Note FAIL is shown on the process value display Latched alarms Lim...

Page 37: ...on the process value display and POL 1 in the error list Detection of wrong polarity of sense takes place during instrument start up Subsequent correction of the sense wiring is detected only after in...

Page 38: ...Published by Minebea Intec GmbH Meiendorfer Strasse 205 A 22145 Hamburg Germany Phone 49 40 67960 303 Email info minebea intec com www minebea intec com...

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