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General| Brand | EMC |
|---|---|
| Model | ModWeeihg MW61A |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
General features and capabilities of the ModWeigh MW61A instrument.
Details on setting up and configuring various input signals.
Explanation of how internal signals like weight and total are calculated.
How to configure analog and digital output signals for external use.
Details on programmable digital outputs and system integration capabilities.
Features for connecting, communicating, and displaying information.
How ModWeigh units connect to computers for data transfer and management.
Detailed specs for the primary loadcell input, including range and excitation.
Specs for the secondary analog input (current/voltage) and its calibration.
Specifications for analog outputs, covering signal source and scaling.
Specs for digital inputs, including voltage levels and load requirements.
Specs for digital outputs, including current capacity and voltage.
Specs for COM1, COM2, COM3 ports (RS232/RS485), baud rates, and protocol.
IP rating, operating temperature, supply voltage, and power consumption details.
Physical dimensions and panel mounting information for various modules.
Panel cut-out and fascia dimensions for MD2 and MP2 units.
Panel cut-out and fascia dimensions for MD1 and MP1 units.
Physical dimensions of the MT1 transmitter module for installation.
Physical dimensions of the MT3 transmitter module for installation.
Physical dimensions of the MR1 Remote IO module for installation.
Wiring diagram for the MP2 module, showing connections to loadcells, power, and I/O.
Wiring diagram for the MP1 module, illustrating connections to loadcells, power, and I/O.
Wiring diagram for the MT1 transmitter, showing connections to displays and loadcells.
Wiring diagram for the MT3 transmitter, showing connections to displays and loadcells.
Guidance on wiring loadcells, including 4-wire and 6-wire connections for accuracy.
Connecting multiple units via RS485 in a multidrop setup for system expansion.
Procedure to set the Modbus address for multidrop communication on COM1.
Overview of the setup menu structure, sections, and navigation.
Explanation of core settings like engineering units, measuring range, and calibration.
Details on configuring loadcell and digital input signals.
Information on weight, totaliser, and limit calculations.
How to configure analog and digital output signals.
Settings for communication ports and display customization.
Details on unit information, resets, and final calibration procedures.
Visual guide to keypad layouts for different display units.
Using the SETUP key and directional keys for menu navigation.
How to display menus, select items, and navigate sub-menus.
Overview of the Quick setup and Main setup menus and their respective purposes.
Step-by-step guide for modifying settings, including password entry.
Information on accessing Service and Altered settings for advanced configuration.
Explanation of alternate instructions and register instructions used in macros.
Detailed use of register instructions for data manipulation within macros.
How to perform calculations using RPN stack methods in macros.
Instructions for controlling macro execution flow (IF, ELSE, LOOP).
Steps for modifying existing macros, including password protection.
Step-by-step process for updating instrument firmware using a USB drive.
Guide for updating the instrument's software using a personal computer.
How to navigate the setup menu using Quick Keys and modify parameter values.
Setting the primary units (e.g., kg, g) for measurements.
Defining the operational measuring range and display resolution.
Procedures for calibrating the loadcell by setting zero and span.
Selecting metric/imperial units and specific weight units for the system.
Configuring the maximum measuring range and capacity for weight and flowrate.
Setting the display resolution for weight and flowrate signals.
Parameters for trade use verification and locking calibration settings.
Parameters for measuring weight gain/loss and clock functionality.
Assigning specific functions to digital input terminals.
Configuring loadcell response time, connection type, and scan settings.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the system using known weights.
Calibrating loadcells using manufacturer specifications instead of test weights.
Using component specs for calibration, avoiding physical test weights.
Reading individual loadcell signals for fault detection and monitoring.
Fine-tuning loadcell sensitivity for improved accuracy, e.g., corner balancing.
Settings for the AI2 analog input, supporting 4-20mA or 0-10V signals.
Configuration for displaying gross, tare, and net weight values.
Settings for zero range and enabling automatic zero tracking functionality.
Configuring motion detection and displaying peak weight values.
Settings for flowrate measurement and totaliser functions.
Setting up and configuring limits for monitoring signals and triggering actions.
Settings for the third limit, including signal source, mode, and setpoint.
Managing events, alarms, and fault conditions detected by the instrument.
Configuring memory usage for saving and recalling different sets of settings.
Storing, recalling, and editing user-defined settings groups.
Setting the signal source and scaling for analog output 1 (weight).
Setting the signal source and scaling for analog output 2 (gross weight).
Assigning functions to digital output terminals and understanding signal sense.
Configuring the RS232 port's baud rate, parity, and stop bits.
Configuring RS485 ports, including baud rate, Modbus address, and mode.
Customizing display behavior and configuring CompactCom functionality.
Viewing product details and performing system resets.
Recommended registers for efficient Modbus data retrieval.
Configuring printout content, rates, and event logging.
Assigning specific macros for printing, user functions, and subroutines.
Macros activated by specific events like power-up or print requests.
Securing operator menu items by setting password protection or locks.
Detailed lock settings for operator menus 2, 3, and 4 for restricted access.
Configuring identification lines, main display, and secondary display content.
Assigning specific functions to soft keys (A-E) for quick access.
Customizing the names and units displayed for various signals.
Saving and loading setup files, user logs, and system logs via USB drive.
Viewing product details and performing system resets to default values.
Procedures for resetting various system parameters and macros to defaults.
Configuring the system clock and daylight saving time adjustments.
Detailed settings for RS232 and RS485 ports, including Modbus addresses.
Customizing display behavior and configuring CompactCom functionality.
Mapping input/output functions to specific signals and their states.
Mapping input signals to functions and describing control register behavior.
Mapping output signals to functions and explaining IO Function bits.
Mapping output signals and detailing fault/alarm conditions.
Configuration of auxiliary IO functions for inputs and outputs.
How to access instrument data and settings using the Modbus protocol.
Description of display components and general system operation.
Explanation of the purpose and function of each physical key on the instrument.
How to use keys for accessing menus, alarms, and scrolling through options.
Procedures for navigating the setup and operator menus using keys.
Executing functions like acquiring tare and modifying setting values.
Using keys for printing totals, resetting weights, and setting tare.
How to access the alarm menu, view, and acknowledge alarms.
List of alarm codes with their descriptions and troubleshooting advice.
