Safety technology: MCB14x Document No.:
MG34Y104
Rev.: 06 23 October 2012 Page 20 of 25
7. How to Configure
The configuration menu can be enabled in any of the module's operation statuses. All sensors integrated in
monitoring activities, actuators, their switch positions and working speeds to be monitored are defined. The settings
are made by the user directly on the module and, once saved, are stored in a non-volatile manner in a parameter
record within the device.
All of the monitoring module outputs are disabled during configuration.
7.1.
Organisation of configuration data
In order to provide a better overview, the configuration menu is in 3 levels, and the various parameters that can be
set are assigned to the following 4 groups:
Group
Parameter type
Use
P 1--
Binary inputs
EMERGENCY stop, protecting door, SLS
switch
P 2--
Measuring inputs
Speed detection
P 3--
Times and speeds
Standstill, set-up and maximum speed
Store
Memory options
(storage, reset to default
Table 21: Parameter groups
7.2.
Enabling of configuration menu
Press the ENTER key for 3s to enable Level 1 (Parameter group selection).
The current parameter checksums are read out for 2s, then parameter group 1 is read out:
c
r
c
*
*
P
1
_
_
Parameterisation Level 1: Parameter group selection/storage
PLUS key to cyclically alternate between enabled groups
P
1
_
_
P
2
_
_
P
3
_
_
S
t
o
r
E
then: ENTER key to confirm group selection and alternate to Level 2 (Parameter selection)
P
r
1
0
1
alternatively: MINUS key to terminate parameterisation
c
r
c
*
*
Parameterisation Level 2: Parameter selection
PLUS key to cyclically alternate between parameter numbers (within the selected group)
P
1
0
1
P
1
0
2
P
1
0
3
then: ENTER key to confirm the parameter to be set and alternate to Level 3
n
c
-
n
c
alternatively: use MINUS key to go back to Level 1 (group selection/storage/termination)
P
r
1
_
_
