Simex MultiCon CMC-99/141, User Manual

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User Manual For - CONTROLLER/DATA RECORDER MultiCon CMC-99/141
– one slot (marked as D) used for advanced communication module (additional USB
Host, RS-485, RS-485/RS-232 and the Ethernet).
All measurement and output modules are optional and can be installed inside the device
according to the customer's needs.
Input modules that can be installed:
– 4/8/16/24x Voltage/Current input module,
– 16/24x NTC/Voltage/Current/Digital mixed inputs module,
– 6x Isolated current input module,
– 4/6x RTD input module,
– 4/8/12x TC input module,
– 8/16/24x Optoisolated digital input,
– 3/5x universal input module,
– 2/4x universal counter module,
– 2/4x hourmeter module,
– 2/4x flowmeter input + 2/4x current input module.
– 2/4x pulse input + 2/4x current input module
Output modules that can be installed:
– 8/16/24x SSR driver module,
– 4/6x Relay module 5A/250V,
– 8/12x Relay module 1A/250V,
– 2/4/6/8x Passive current output module.
• Full freedom of data sources, presentation modes and controlling methods
The multi level structure of the MultiCon CMC-99/141 firmware allows to select presented
data sources, presentation modes and controlling methods. The
MultiCon CMC-99/141
displays the values of virtual logical channels which can be fed with:
– measurement data from built-in physical channels,
– measurement data from remote channels (other devices connected to the
MultiCon
CMC-99/141
by RS-485 interface),
– output states and quantities (looped back results of controlling processes),
– generate profiles/timers or also the mathematical combination of one or more
logical channels .
All of these can be freely named and described by the user, and presented in many
forms:
– as numerical values,
– vertical and horizontal charts,
– vertical and horizontal bars,
– as needle graphs.
Every logical channel (visualised or not) can be used as input data for one or more
controlling processes. The MultiCon CMC-99/141 implements many different controlling
methods:
– above a defined level,
– below a defined level,
– within a defined range,
– out of a defined range,
– PID control.
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