Murphy PowerCore MGC1000, Operation Manual

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Software Release: [TBD]
Section 40 33 00-02-1167
2018-09-18
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2
Parity
(High Security)
: Factory set to None
None
Odd
Even
PV CAN Backlight Enable (High Security) : allows the MGC1000 to control the backlights of the PVCAN
gauges when used with the controller. Factory set to Off
CAN Termination
(High Security)
:
allows the operator to enable or disable the controller’s internal 120 ohm
terminating resistor. This should be enabled if the MGC1000 is located at the end of the CAN bus
and the end terminating resistor is not in the harness. Factory set to Enable.
CAN Parameter Map (High Security) : allows the operator to enable or disable the proprietary CAN
parameter map. The CAN Parameter Map can be used in place of the Modbus map when using a
CAN device to talk to the controller for starting, stopping and control functions via telematics or
another CAN based system. See CAN Parameter Map Section below for definition of the mapping.
Factory set to Disable.
CAN Baud rate
(High Security)
: Factory set to 250 Kbps
10 Kbps
20 Kbps
50 Kbps
100 Kbps
125 Kbps
250 Kbps
500 Kbps
800 Kbps
1 Mbps
Passcodes (High Security)
This menu allows the operator using the High Security passcode to see the three 4-digit passcodes for Low,
Medium and High security. This is a visual menu only. The security passcodes are only able to be altered
via PowerVision for Controllers PC tool.
Load Configuration (High Security)
NOTE: It is essential that the USB Drive is formatted to a FAT file system before using to
load software. If the drive is not formatted to FAT and left in another format the file may
not load correctly.
This menu allows the MPC-10 operator using the High Security passcode to select a file from a USB drive
plugged into the programming harness for the controller. Once the files are stored on the drive after
generated in PowerVision for Controllers the file will show as long as the software was for the MPC-10
hardware and has the file extension .gcibin. Once the file is found it will show in the screen. Follow directions
on the screen to load desired file. The screen will turn off then all three LEDs will come on then the Amber
LED will begin flashing. Once the file is finished loading the Green LED stays on stead while the Amber and
Red LEDs flash. The USB drive can now be removed to initiate a reboot of the controller or simply cycle
power off then back on.