Mauell ME30 infobox connect User Manual

ME30 infobox connect
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Application
Device for the acquisition, processing and
indication of alarm and status messages.
Features
• Number of messages: 8, 16, 24 or 40
• Rugged housing intended for front panel
mounting
• Compact, space-saving design
• Uniform faceplate design of all devices
• High degree of immunity
• Opto-decoupled signal input stages
• Output expansion modules (optional)
• Message indication by means of red/green
LEDs or backlight (rear illumination of
message texts)/green LED
•Various voltage ranges for supply and
signalling voltages
• Operating and fault indication
• Internal pushbuttons for message handling
• External inputs with equivalent functions
• Replaceable message text labels
• Message signalling functions according to
DIN 19235
Please note:
This data sheet describes the device that is
capable of signalling 40 messages. For
devices generating 8, 16 or 24 messages, the
number of signal inputs, group messages and
message transmission relay contacts is
reduced accordingly.
Operating and Display Elements
LED / Backlight Alarm or status messages
LED “RUN“ Ready for operation
LED “FA“ Device fault
Pushbutton Horn acknowledgement.
Disconnects the
internal and external
acoustic signal generator.
Pushbutton Message
acknowledgement
Pushbutton Delete messages
Pushbutton Lamp test.
Visual function test of all
message displays using
the colour specified in the
configuration.
Contents Page
Block Diagrams 2
Terminal Assignment 4
Installation and Commissioning 6
Connections 7
Device Configuration 9
Reset to Factory Settings 11
Boot Loading Functions 11
Software Configuration 11
Message Processing 14
Network Message Functions 29
Technical Characteristics 34
Overview of device types 37
Options 38
Accessories 38
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Mauell ME30 infobox connect Specifications

General

Brand	Mauell
Model	ME30 infobox connect
Category	Signal Processors
Language	English

Summary

Application

Device Description

Device for acquiring, processing, and indicating alarm and status messages.

Features

Key Device Features

Terminal Assignment

Connector Pin Assignments

Details pin assignments for various connectors (X01, X02, X11-X53) and their meanings.

Mounting and Installation

Installation and Commissioning

Step-by-step guide for installing and setting up the infobox connect device.

Electrical Connections

Explains connection types, terminal blocks, plug connectors, and wire cross-sections.

Connection Diagrams

Devices without Relay Output Connection

Illustrates connection variants for devices lacking relay output functionality.

Devices with Relay Output Connection

Shows connection details for infobox connect devices equipped with relay outputs.

Cable and Interface Pin Assignments

RS232 Cable Pin Assignment

CAN Cable Pin Assignment

Device and Communication Configuration

Device Configuration Steps

Outlines essential steps for configuring the device, including wiring and readiness checks.

Communication Parameters

Specifies parameters for RS232 and CANopen communication interfaces, including baud rate and driver.

Communication Settings

Baud Rates and Addresses

Explains how to adjust baud rates and set device addresses for optimal communication.

Device Maintenance and Configuration

Reset to Factory Settings

Procedure for restoring the device to its original factory default parameters.

Boot Load Function

Instructions for updating the device firmware using the special boot load function.

Software Configuration Procedures

Describes how to adjust parameters and program the device using PC software tools.

Software Configuration Data Management

Configuration and Parameter Data

Steps for managing device configuration and parameter data using PC software.

Network Configuration Data

Steps for managing network configuration data using the PC network tool.

Input Signal Processing

Input Signal Processing Details

Explains cyclic reading of input signals, valid signal recording, and N/O or N/C signal types.

Message Processing Logic

Message Processing Overview

Explains message signalling functions according to DIN 19235 and ISA standards.

Message Output and Indication

Message Indication / LED Outputs

Group Message and Acoustic Outputs

Group Message Output / Standard Control Outputs

Details programmable relay outputs for group messages and standard control functions.

Acoustic Signal Output

Message Transmission and Monitoring

Message Transmission Functions

Describes three types of message transmission: static, static with acknowledgement, and dynamic.

Monitoring Functions

Network Message Functions

Flashing Pulse Synchronization

First-up Value Synchronization

Network Pushbutton Operation

Global Interconnection with Local Function

Global Interconnection without Local Function

Network Message Processing and Output

Message Processing over the Network

Transmitting and processing messages from other CANopen components across the network.

Message Output Function

Network Message Output Mapping

Message Output over the Network: Bit-by-bit Mapping

Technical and Mechanical Specifications

Technical Characteristics

Covers signal resolution, input signal changes, input signal frequency, and indication frequencies.

Mechanical Characteristics

Details housing, mounting depth, panel thickness, and protection class of the device.

Safety Parameters

Lists crucial safety information including insulation, overvoltage category, and surge strength.

Supply Voltage and Dimensions

Nominal Supply Voltage and Tolerances

Device Dimensions

Power and Interface Characteristics

Emergency Power Supply

Details supply voltage and stored energy time for the emergency power input.

Interface Characteristics (RS232 and CAN)

Describes the characteristics and pin assignments for RS232 and CAN interfaces.

Device Type Overview

Basic Device Type Properties

RS232 Connectivity

RS232 Data Cables and Kits

PC-CAN Interface for Configuration