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Multi Switch  

 

35 

Momentary/Timed or Switched 

Momentary 

 

The output will be closed as long as the input is closed, or  

 

The output will be closed for a set time.  

Switched 

The output will toggle between open and closed. This is useful to 
switch something on continuously.  

Lock Mode 

Lock mode is to control a device for a longer time, e.g. 
communication or environmental device.  

When Lock is set to ‘Yes’ (‘No’ is the default), it will be locked in the 
selected output.  

To escape this mode (break the lock), the input needs to be closed 
continuously for a time longer than the ‘Quit Time’. 

 

Summary of Contents for P014-40

Page 1: ...User Installation Manual EN Multi Switch Control multiple outputs with one input Multi Switch P014 40 Multi Switch Proximity sensors P014 41 ...

Page 2: ...kstraat 15 D 9850 Nevele Belgium Website www mo vis com E mail contact mo vis com Telephone 32 9 335 28 60 Hand Warmer User Installation manual Produced and published by mo Vis bvba Belgium Edition October 2016 Manual item D P014 40 70 00 ...

Page 3: ...tions 11 Design and function of the Multi Switch 15 Parts and accessories 17 Technical description of the Multi Switch 20 Technical description of the Multi Switch Proximity sensors 22 mo Vis Configurator software 24 Installation instructions 26 Preparations 27 Installation of the Multi Switch 28 Usage 30 First time use 31 User adjustments 32 Operation modes 33 Select Modes 33 Momentary Timed or S...

Page 4: ...4 Lock Mode 35 Calibration Mode 36 Troubleshooting 37 Error codes 39 Maintenance 42 Parameter settings 43 Technical data 48 ...

Page 5: ...rator software The operating instructions are primarily intended to acquaint you with the functions and characteristics of the mo Vis product and how you can use it in the best manner possible They also contain important safety and maintenance information as well as describe possible problems that can arise during use Always keep the operating instructions handy in connection with your device sinc...

Page 6: ...6 We reserve the right to make changes to the product without prior notice Ordering documentation You can download additional copies of this User Installation manual on the mo Vis website www mo vis com ...

Page 7: ...vis com or by phone 32 9 335 28 60 Always state the device serial number when contacting mo Vis This ensures you are provided with the correct information Spare parts and accessories Spare parts and accessories must be ordered by the dealer at mo Vis bvba Scrapping recycling For scrapping adhere to your local waste legislation Dispose of obsolete electronic parts responsibly in accordance with loc...

Page 8: ...vice we advise you to contact the dealer from whom the product was purchased In the event of a defect in material or workmanship the dealer must obtain a return authorisation RA number from mo Vis and the product must be shipped to a service centre designated by mo Vis mo Vis will repair or at mo Vis option replace any product covered by the warranty Disclaimer and Limitations of Remedies The expr...

Page 9: ...tingent upon the proper installation use maintenance and care of the product The warranty will be void if the product has been installed or used improperly or if it has been repaired or any part replaced by persons other than mo Vis or an authorised dealer The Multi Switch unit and Multi Switch proximity sensors are considered as non serviceable parts The addition of equipment or features that are...

Page 10: ...ible for understanding the intended use of the mo Vis equipment the specifications and its programming parameters mo Vis cannot be held responsible for damage caused by incorrect installation or incorrect use of the product Misuse mishandling or storage is not covered by this warranty ...

Page 11: ...e safety instructions and warning texts Any unauthorised use of the product may lead to increased risk of accident Carefully follow the recommendations in this manual in order to prevent accidents from use The Multi Switch unit and Multi Switch proximity sensors are non serviceable parts In case of doubt for alterations and adjustments always contact a qualified service engineer Warning labels Thi...

Page 12: ...to property that may arise from the failure of the user or other persons to follow the recommendations warnings and instructions in this manual CAUTION EMC Requirements The electronics of the Multi Switch can be affected by external electromagnetic fields for example from mobile telephones Similarly the electronics of the Multi Switch themselves can also emit electromagnetic fields that can affect...

Page 13: ...rvice Carry out only the service and maintenance activities specified in this manual as long as you comply with the demands stated in this manual for a specific action All other service alterations to and interventions on the Multi Switch unit and Multi Switch proximity sensors must be carried out by a qualified service engineer or someone with adequate knowledge to perform the adjustment in an ex...

Page 14: ... CAUTION Testing Multi Switch should always be tested in a safe surrounding after the physical installation of the Multi Switch unit and or a Multi Switch proximity sensor or adjustment of the parameters ...

Page 15: ... comfort of the user and its ability to control the input device General The Multi Switch unit is USB powered and contains its own control electronics One 3 5 mm stereo input jack allow to connect a mechanical switch or a mo Vis proximity sensor as input device Two 3 5 mm stereo jacks allow to connect up to four separate outputs Every output channel has its own LED that indicates its status and ac...

Page 16: ...roximity sensors The small 12 mm sensor allows installation on a very limited space The regular 24 mm sensor offers a more sensitive activation thanks to a larger sensor surface The sensitivity of both sensors is fully adjustable with the mo Vis Configurator software ...

Page 17: ... Multi Switch A Multi Switch P014 40 consists of the following parts Product description Product code Multi Switch unit P012 40 USB connection lead A to B micro 100 cm PMCAB 00031 Multi Switch manual with Serial number sticker D P014 40 70 ...

Page 18: ...owing parts Product description Product code Multi Switch proximity sensor 12 mm P014 20 Multi Switch proximity sensor 24 mm P014 23 Optional Splitter cable To connect multiple output devices a 3 5 mm stereo jack splitter to 3 5 mm mono jack cable is required Contact your dealer or mo Vis for ordering ...

Page 19: ...the device will be powered and operational The Multi Switch only requires a minimal amount of energy As most standard power sources are not designed to deliver minimal current over a longer period of time proper functioning is not guaranteed with any power source Contact your dealer or mo Vis for more information and assistance on choosing the right power source e g power bank ...

Page 20: ...to Sleeve Use a switch equipped with a mono jack 3 5 mm Proximity Tip is the sensing input Ring is the Shield Sleeve is open Use the special proximity sensors supplied by mo Vis Outputs The outputs are potential free and fully isolated from the rest of the Multi Switch The four outputs are arranged as two groups of two Each group is connected to a stereo 3 5 mm jack The first output of the group i...

Page 21: ... the front show the output The LEDs indicate the current selected channel and eases to select the desired channel Status LED A separate green LED at the front indicates the device status Status LED Active Short on long off Fault Number of flashes long off Parameter configuration The device is equally equipped with an isolated micro USB connection at the right side Use this connection to connect th...

Page 22: ...provided to connect a mechanical switch or proximity sensor Pressing the connected switch or proximity sensor cycles you through the output channels of the device You can adjust the number of channels using the mo Vis Configurator software to alter the parameters Technical description of the Multi Switch Proximity sensors Operating conditions This type of Proximity sensor is based on the principle...

Page 23: ... one The sensor is most sensitive at the front side in the centre At the sides it is slightly sensitive and at the underside it is immune A test finger has been used to determine the distance versus the sensitivity parameter setting Know that this is not an exact relationship and sensitivity may vary depending on the size shape of the finger Sensitivity Distance 24 mm in mm Distance 12 mm in mm 10...

Page 24: ... Consult the adjustable settings in the parameters list Software download You can download the software on the mo Vis website www mo vis com For all details on how to install and use the software we advise you to consult the manual of the mo Vis Configurator software included in the software download User profiles Depending on your profile user attendant dealer OEM you will be able to configure a ...

Page 25: ...Multi Switch 25 For a user profile no password is required Attendant Dealer and OEM profiles require a password ...

Page 26: ...ced by Moisture Moisture e g rain is a conductive substance A few single drops of rain will not cause issues but a water film can cause the sensor to be activated all the time CAUTION Keep radio transmitters e g mobile phone away at least 30 cm from the sensor and its connecting cable CAUTION In case high sensitivities are used 70 make sure the sensor is well fixed and the cables are well routed M...

Page 27: ...e switched off automatically When this happens check the fault flash code or use the configurator to check why the device stopped Preparations Qualified service engineer Only a qualified service engineer may install the Multi Switch Installation plan Set up an installation plan before starting the installation Based on the users needs this plan should specify Where which part of the Multi Switch s...

Page 28: ...tion lead to a PC on which the mo Vis Configurator software is installed The device will be powered on automatically and an USB connection will be established allowing to use the mo Vis configurator 2 Adjust all settings according to the installation plan Mounting The Multi Switch can be mounted on any location in function of user s needs To install the Multi Switch proceed as follows according to...

Page 29: ...witch to enable him to check the status Although every action can trigger an auditive signal it is not advised to have this signal as only available check for the user 2 Secure all cables with straps or fasteners WARNING Make sure that cabling is mounted in such a way that excessive wear and tear is avoided ...

Page 30: ... be activated all the time CAUTION Keep radio transmitters e g mobile phone away at least 30 cm from the sensor and its connecting cable CAUTION The Multi Switch should not be used in conditions where malfunctioning of the device can cause potential risk situations CAUTION The device contains a controller that continuously checks the integrity of the device whenever a problem is detected the devic...

Page 31: ...o optimise his experience As a dealer proceed as follows 1 Explain and show the customer how you have executed the installation and explain the function of every new button 2 Have the user test the position of the Multi Switch Is the Multi Switch positioned in such a way the user gets visual and or auditive feedback Does the Multi Switch and its cabling not hinder the user 3 Have the user test all...

Page 32: ... customer possible problems and how to address them see Troubleshooting User adjustments WARNING Changes in parameter settings may cause damage to devices or may cause injuries to persons As a user or attendant you can make a limited number of parameter adjustments yourself with the mo Vis Configurator software Although the number of parameters you can change as a user or attendant is limited we a...

Page 33: ...ause there is nothing to select In that case output 1 Green Tip will be controlled Click To generate one or more short clicks quickly open close of the input The period between the clicks needs to be shorter than Action Delay time After the clicks are given the output will react depending on the output s Lock setting the output will be closed for a set time or the selected output is locked until r...

Page 34: ...ill be activated This is a built in feature to cancel any unwanted input Hold Scan Keep the input closed and a scanning of the active outputs will start A corresponding number of beeps is generated The selection LEDs are activated When the desired output is selected release the input device The output will react depending on the output s Lock setting the output will be closed for a set time or the...

Page 35: ...toggle between open and closed This is useful to switch something on continuously Lock Mode Lock mode is to control a device for a longer time e g communication or environmental device When Lock is set to Yes No is the default it will be locked in the selected output To escape this mode break the lock the input needs to be closed continuously for a time longer than the Quit Time ...

Page 36: ...sition as the open reference When the calibration is successful a continuous beep will sound if unsuccessful calibration mode is set to auto or a mechanical switch connected a number of short beeps will be produced The use of the manual operated calibration is necessary when the activating part of the body remains constantly close to the sensor less than 30 mm It is therefore appropriate to calibr...

Page 37: ...lay Count the number of flashes and look up the according code in the table below Flash Count Reason Required action 1 2 3 Power Supply Under Over voltage Check power connections and power cable 4 Sensor Replace PCB 5 6 ADC Internal Analog to Digital Converter Replace PCB 7 Test Flag failed or diagnostic failed Redo tests Replace PCB 8 CPU fault Replace PCB ...

Page 38: ... problem persists after intervening please contact your local dealer or mo Vis Service Engineer to attend to the problem 9 Scheduler fault Update Software Replace PCB 10 Coding Error Update Software Replace PCB ...

Page 39: ... counter or all counters Fault Reason Required action CPU Error RAM CPU consistency check failed Replace PCB CPU Error FLASH CPU Error EEPROM Run Error Scheduler Firmware consistency check failed Update Software or Replace PCB Code Error Framework Code Error Application MSP Command Corrupt Corrupt command was received Connection with the PC Configurator program went wrong try again MSP Command Unk...

Page 40: ...P command MSP Device Wrong State The device is not able to receive a command in the current device state PCB Test Failed Factory test failed A fault occurred during factory testing Application Test Failed Field Test Failed Field test failed Calibration A fault occurred during field testing Calibration Test Flag Check One or more test flags not set Redo tests and or replace PCB ADC ADC Conversion e...

Page 41: ...Multi Switch 41 Sensor The Proximity Sensing Circuit is faulty Remove dust in device and replace device if not solved ...

Page 42: ...ING Do not immerse the unit in water or do not use excessive amounts of liquid Monthly check Monthly or whenever needed check whether All bolts and screws are still firmly tightened There is no damage to any wiring There is no excessive wear to any of the parts Multi Switch unit maintenance The Multi Switch unit is maintenance free Under regular use circumstances the Multi Switch unit and differen...

Page 43: ... Input Settings Parameter Min Max Default options Description Select Mode Click A number of short clicks short close open input are made to select the output Start Scan A Click is made to start scanning of the outputs The scanning of the outputs is done at an interval of Select Time Hold Scan Close the input and wait for the desired output selection then open the input and this will close the outp...

Page 44: ...user of the device is able to keep a distance of at least 30 mm from the sensor when not operated Manual The system will have to be calibrated manually regularly Press the interface button to execute calibration Make sure the user is not activating the contact during calibration Sensitivity proximity mode only 10 100 50 Proximity switch sensitivity The higher the value the more sensitive the devic...

Page 45: ...ng Debounce Time 10 2500 50 In mS Select Time 100 5000 1000 In mS This is also the scan time Input beep None No sound default Short A short beep Select beep None No sound Medium A normal medium beep default Long A long beep Output beep None No sound Short A short beep default Medium A normal medium beep Quit beep None No sound Medium A normal medium beep Long A long beep default ...

Page 46: ...e input is kept closed or the output will be closed for a set time Switched The output will toggle between open and closed Close Time 20 5000 200 The time the output will be closed Only in case of a timed output Lock No Normal operation after the output was operated the device will return to selection mode Yes After entering the output mode the device will remain in this output mode until he input...

Page 47: ...Multi Switch 47 for a time longer than the Quit Time Quit Time 1000 25000 5000 The time needed to close the input in order to open the Lock The parameter Lock needs to be set Yes for this output ...

Page 48: ...ity Set P014 42 Multi Switch Sensor 12 mm P014 20 Multi Switch Sensor 24 mm P014 23 Dimensions Multi Switch unit 36 mm x 40 mm x 17 mm HxWxD 1 42 in x 1 57 in x 0 67 in HxWxD Voltage supply Over micro USB 5V Power consumption 14 mA Input mechanical switch Closed max 200 Ohm Open min 150 kOhm mo Vis proximity sensor 12mm or 24mm ...

Page 49: ...Multi Switch 49 Output Max 60V 75mA Output On resistance 10 Ohm Cable length Sensor 12 mm 120 cm 0 49 ft Sensor 24 mm 120 cm 5 9 ft Tested According relevant sections EN12182 ...

Page 50: ...50 Installation date Dealer Dealer stamp Serial number sticker ...

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