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TELSEC

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 MP2X User Guide 

will see both the power LED and Alarm LED flash simultaneously every second.  After a few seconds, the 
alarm (red)LED will be illuminated solidly.  Release the cold start switch once the alarm LED is on solid. 

5

 

Configuring the MP2x 

The MP2x is designed to work without any programming requirements.  Though there are a few settings 
that can be changed via Modbus RTU if needed.  For example, the default address of the MP2x is 247.  If 
you want to change the address of the MP2x because you have multiple units then you would connect 
the MP2x to a Modbus polling software such as 

“Modbus Poll” or use the MP2 to change the address.

  

The following registers can be changed to meet your application: 

Control Registers 

Function Code 

Register 

Description 

Read/Write 

Notes 

  

Holding Register  

(FC3/FC6) 

(FC16) for write 

multiple 

Slave Address 

R/W 

1-247 

Default 247 

Baud Rate 

R/W 

Enumerated: 

 300, (not supported) 

 600, (not supported) 

 1200, 

 2400, 

 4800, 

 9600, 

 19200, 

 38400, 

 57600, 

 115200 

Default 9600 

Data Mode 

R/W 

Enumerated: 

 8N1, 

 8E1, 

 8O1, 

 8N2, (not supported) 

 8E2, 

 8O2 

Default 8N1 

Product ID 

RO 

  

Firmware 

Revision 

RO 

convert to hex to get 
Kernel version and 
Filesystem versions. Initial 
build 1542 (hex 0606) 

  

Reset 

WO 

Must write 57005 to data 
register for reset 

  

 

5.1

 

Using the MP2 to Make Changes 

As mentioned, the MP2 can be used to make changes to the default settings of the MP2x.  Below is a 
brief description of how to use the MP2.  Please review the MP2 user manual for information on the 
product. 

1.

 

Connect the MP2x to the MP2 at either Com 1 or Com 2 serial port. 

2.

 

Log into the MP2 web server and configure the unit to use Modbus.  Go to 
Settings/General/Serial Ports.  Select the serial port you want to use on the MP2 and configure it 

Summary of Contents for TELSEC MP2x

Page 1: ...Rev 2 1 10 21 21 TELSEC MP2x User Guide...

Page 2: ...TH FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device m...

Page 3: ...1 10 21 21 Revision History Date Rev Modifications By 10 21 21 2 1 Changed MP2x images K Nickel 10 18 21 2 0 Updated Modbus register map and added sections 5 6 K Nickel 1 27 21 1 0 Initial release K N...

Page 4: ...Line Termination 7 3 6 Line Polarization 7 3 7 Wiring Outputs 8 4 Local Operation 8 4 1 Power LED 8 4 2 Relay Outputs 8 4 3 Restoring to Factory Defaults 8 5 Configuring the MP2x 9 5 1 Using the MP2 t...

Page 5: ...y there are four Form C outputs that can be used for controlling devices based on commands from the primary Modbus device or remotely enabled by a user This user guide is intended to provide basic ope...

Page 6: ...rating 0 5 A 60 VDC Serial interface RS485 serial port Serial Protocols Supported Modbus RTU read and write I O terminal removable screw terminals support up to 12 AWG wire Power dual feed 24 48 VDC...

Page 7: ...ectrical codes when powering the MP2x Quest recommends a minimum of 18AWG conductor for powering The TELSEC MP2x will operate from 18 65 VDC power 50 mA max at 48 VDC The power input is isolated from...

Page 8: ...losures up to 65 VDC 3 3 1 Thermistors Thermistors are resistive devices and do not have polarity Connect one lead to the input terminal of the desired input and the second lead to a common terminal Q...

Page 9: ...t input from 0 to 20 mA An external 249 ohm resistor recommend 1 tolerance is required to convert the signal to voltage and will require an external voltage source to power the sensor Contact Quest fo...

Page 10: ...oil shield For applications requiring a more mechanically robust cable use Belden Cable 9842 This cable has two twisted pairs a separate shield and a separate braided shield 4 Use one of the twisted p...

Page 11: ...e terminating resistor If the MP2x is not the last device on the Modbus cable network then move switch 2 to the up position No more than two line terminations are allowed per Modbus cable network 3 6...

Page 12: ...tion if the system is saving data to flash memory If the LED is off for longer than one minute then check the power connection and cycle power to the unit If the LED is constantly on longer than a min...

Page 13: ...te Notes Holding Register FC3 FC6 FC16 for write multiple 0 Slave Address R W 1 247 Default 247 1 Baud Rate R W Enumerated 0 300 not supported 1 600 not supported 2 1200 3 2400 4 4800 5 9600 6 19200 7...

Page 14: ...name Click on the Done button 5 The new device will be added to the list Click on the down arrow for the device and then the Add new point button 6 Enter a 4 character ID this is used for reference i...

Page 15: ...485 network that need to operate at different settings Note all devices must have the same baud rate and data mode setting but have a unique address 8 Go to Status Modbus Status Port where the port nu...

Page 16: ...y Contact closures or Wet Contact closures To eliminate program requirements on the MP2x we provided 10 different registers for each input Select the appropriate register to poll based on the type of...

Page 17: ...100 over 4 20mA output using a 249 ohm load resistor The register map shows to use a multiplier of 163 per mA when using a 249 ohm resistor The input reading would then be from 652 counts at 0 RH 4mA...

Page 18: ...ry normally open dry normally closed wet normally open or wet normally closed Wet contacts mean there is an external voltage being used This voltage can be 0 60VDC Refer to the register map and select...

Page 19: ...Thermistor 8 Input 9 Raw Thermistor 9 Input 10 Raw Thermistor 10 Input 11 Raw Thermistor 11 Input 12 Raw Thermistor 12 Input 13 Raw Thermistor 13 Input 14 Raw Thermistor 14 Input 15 Raw Thermistor 15...

Page 20: ...Input 6 tempF 38 Input 7 tempF 39 Input 8 tempF 40 Input 9 tempF 41 Input 10 tempF 42 Input 11 tempF 43 Input 12 tempF 44 Input 13 tempF 45 Input 14 tempF 46 Input 15 tempF 47 Input 16 tempF 48 Input...

Page 21: ...4 Input 6 tempF 76 Input 7 tempF 78 Input 8 tempF 80 Input 9 tempF 82 Input 10 tempF 84 Input 11 tempF 86 Input 12 tempF 88 Input 13 tempF 90 Input 14 tempF 92 Input 15 tempF 94 Input 16 tempF 96 Inpu...

Page 22: ...pC 134 Input 7 tempC 135 Input 8 tempC 136 Input 9 tempC 137 Input 10 tempC 138 Input 11 tempC 139 Input 12 tempC 140 Input 13 tempC 141 Input 14 tempC 142 Input 15 tempC 143 Input 16 tempC 144 Input...

Page 23: ...ut 6 tempC 172 Input 7 tempC 174 Input 8 tempC 176 Input 9 tempC 178 Input 10 tempC 180 Input 11 tempC 182 Input 12 tempC 184 Input 13 tempC 186 Input 14 tempC 188 Input 15 tempC 190 Input 16 tempC 19...

Page 24: ...Raw Counts 226 Input 3 Raw Counts 227 Input 4 Raw Counts 228 Input 5 Raw Counts 229 Input 6 Raw Counts 230 Input 7 Raw Counts 231 Input 8 Raw Counts 232 Input 9 Raw Counts 233 Input 10 Raw Counts 234...

Page 25: ...8 Input 9 DryNO Status 9 Input 10 DryNO Status 10 Input 11 DryNO Status 11 Input 12 DryNO Status 12 Input 13 DryNO Status 13 Input 14 DryNO Status 14 Input 15 DryNO Status 15 Input 16 DryNO Status 16...

Page 26: ...put 9 DryNC Status 41 Input 10 DryNC Status 42 Input 11 DryNC Status 43 Input 12 DryNC Status 44 Input 13 DryNC Status 45 Input 14 DryNC Status 46 Input 15 DryNC Status 47 Input 16 DryNC Status 48 Inp...

Page 27: ...Status 72 Input 9 WetNO Status 73 Input 10 WetNO Status 74 Input 11 WetNO Status 75 Input 12 WetNO Status 76 Input 13 WetNO Status 77 Input 14 WetNO Status 78 Input 15 WetNO Status 79 Input 16 WetNO...

Page 28: ...4 Input 9 WetNC Status 105 Input 10 WetNC Status 106 Input 11 WetNC Status 107 Input 12 WetNC Status 108 Input 13 WetNC Status 109 Input 14 WetNC Status 110 Input 15 WetNC Status 111 Input 16 WetNC St...

Page 29: ...e Notes Holding Register FC3 FC6 FC16 for write multiple 0 Slave Address R W 1 247 Default 247 1 Baud Rate R W Enumerated 0 300 not supported 1 600 not supported 2 1200 3 2400 4 4800 5 9600 6 19200 7...

Page 30: ...le compressed format Open the file with File Explorer and copy the update folder with its contents to the SD card 3 When completed your SD card should have a file folder with the name update on it and...

Page 31: ...nical support CustomerService questcontrols com Mailing Address Quest Controls Inc 208 9th Street Dr West Palmetto FL 34221 Key Phone Numbers Main Number 941 729 4799 Fax 941 729 5480 Place Orders or...

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