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Lists key functionalities of the MPS model, including manual/automatic operation and specific control modes.
Details the enclosure material, cover type, and ingress protection rating (IP65).
Specifies the physical dimensions and approximate weight of the MPS unit.
Information on operating and storage temperatures, and terminal block connection specifications.
Lists available input/output voltages, absorbed power, fuse details, and pulse/pause times.
Advises against direct sunlight, humidity, and vibrating structures for optimal performance.
Instructions on cable entry, shape, and isolation from other wiring for safety and reliability.
Emphasizes professional installation, power disconnection during maintenance, and handling of damaged units.
Ensures the unit has no power and verifies input/output voltage and frequency against specifications.
Details connecting valves to terminal blocks, including earthing requirements and common connections.
Procedure to measure isolation between ground and common terminals to prevent electrical disturbances.
Explains the function of filtered taps in detecting differential pressure and preventing clogging.
Step-by-step guide for drilling, sealing, and positioning filtered taps on the filter wall.
Describes connecting filtered tap tubes to the MPS unit's pressure ports, noting correct port assignment.
How to identify and resolve issues related to inverted filtered tap connections, including zero adjustment.
Verifies power supply and selects appropriate input and output voltages using jumpers.
Configures jumpers for selecting valve voltage (110V, 220V, 24V) and frequency (AC/DC).
Warns against selecting 230V/DC for the outlets to prevent damage.
Configures the operating mode: MANUAL (0) or AUTOMATIC (1).
Sets the number of connected valves (e.g., MPS4, MPS8, MPS16).
Adjusts the duration of each valve pulse (0.01 to 9.99 seconds).
Configures pause time between pulses for both MANUAL and AUTOMATIC modes.
Sets the differential pressure threshold that triggers cleaning cycles.
Defines the pressure threshold that activates an alarm.
Sets the number of cleaning cycles for SHUT DOWN CLEANING, with automatic start below 0.10 kPa.
Configures pressure for PRECOATING to help form dust cake, with specific activation conditions.
Instructions on how to read the operating hours (L and H displays).
Explains how the display shows the current AP value in the filter.
Describes the function of LED PULSE and LED PAUSE indicators.
Advice on setting parameters for efficient cleaning, bag longevity, and air consumption.
Removes residual dust at end of session; starts when AP drops below 0.10 kPa in AUTOMATIC mode.
SHUT DOWN CLEANING requires AP PRECOATING to be exceeded for activation.
Delays cleaning to form dust cake; cleaning starts after AP PRECOATING is reached.
Reactivation requires setting a new AP PRECOATING value; linked to SHUT DOWN CLEANING.
Steps to activate remote operation by removing a bridge and connecting an external contact.
How to enable remote function by closing contacts and its effect on operation.
Details how to start/stop cleaning cycles by closing/opening the REMOTE and COMMON terminals.
Explains how to use the DELTA-P/VALVES button to view AP and valve status.
Details how the HOUR COUNTER tracks unit operating hours based on AP exceeding 0.10 kPa.
Perform only if display doesn't show zero after correct filtered tap installation.
Procedure to access and adjust the TRIM1 [25] trimmer for zero display value.
Steps to adjust the zero AP using a trimmer after ensuring the fan is off.
Explains common display messages like PP1 (ALARM AP), PPP (Max AP), P--- (AP < 0kPa), and SB (REMOTE active).
Steps to resolve P--- message, involving checking connections and using the zero trimmer.
Addresses issues like a blank display, all LEDs off, or LED OK being off, pointing to power or microprocessor faults.
Troubleshoots ignored valves, interrupted coils, or incorrect voltage supply to valves.
Diagnoses problems where the pulsing sequence is shown but valves are not functioning.
Details how to connect the 4-20 mA output for broadcasting AP values to other units.
Instructions for connecting the MPS to a remote display unit using a shielded cable and specific resistances.
Lists and describes the function of various LED indicators on the unit (PAUSE, PULSE, AUTO, OK, etc.).
Identifies and describes the function of push buttons like SELECT MENU and DELTA P/VALVES.
Lists and describes various terminals, jumpers, fuses, and the trimmer.
Diagram showing the layout of the menu options and push buttons on the front panel.
Illustrates the terminal block layout for power supply, voltage setting, and valve connections.
Shows the placement of internal components like fuse, jumpers, and adjustment trimmers.
Details the front panel display and the functions of the SELECT MENU and DELTA-P/VALVES buttons.
Maps the menu numbers to specific parameters like AUTOMATIC/MANUAL, PULSE TIME, and DELTA-P.
Shows the terminals for remote start connection and the differential pressure inlet.
General| Operating temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 24 VDC or 110/230 VAC |
| Enclosure | Aluminium die cast IP65 (NEMA 4) |
| Input Voltage | 24 VDC or 110/230 VAC |
| Protection Class | IP65 (NEMA 4) |
