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Brand | MG |
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Model | ACV |
Category | Security System |
Language | English |
Details the items included in the DC alarm package, including the body, base socket, and input resistor.
Instructions to confirm the model number marking on the product matches the order.
Outlines the manual's content, covering installation, connection, and basic maintenance procedures.
Specifies the power input rating and operational voltage/frequency ranges for AC and DC power.
Advises turning off power and signal before removing or mounting the unit for safety.
Details environmental conditions for installation, including temperature, humidity, dust, and vibration.
Provides guidance on wiring practices, particularly regarding noise sources and cable routing.
Notes that the unit functions immediately upon power supply but requires a 10-minute warm-up for full performance.
Adjustment for the span setting, typically related to input range or measurement scale.
Adjustment for the zero point, used for setting the baseline or minimum value.
Used for adjusting the No. 1 alarm setpoint value.
Indicator light that turns on when the No. 1 alarm condition is triggered.
Adjusts the No. 1 deadband (hysteresis) within a range of 1-100%.
Adjusts the No. 2 deadband (hysteresis) within a range of 1-100%.
Indicator light that turns on when the No. 2 alarm condition is triggered.
Used for adjusting the No. 2 alarm setpoint value.
Instructions for mounting the unit onto a 35mm wide DIN rail using the base socket.
Refers to external dimensions for wall mounting guidance, indicating shape and size variations.
Provides detailed physical dimensions of the unit in millimeters and inches for installation planning.
Illustrates the wiring connections for input, output, and power terminals.
Details the specific terminal assignments and their physical locations on the unit.
Verifies correct connection of all cables according to the wiring diagram.
Instructs to check the power input voltage across terminals 7-8 using a multimeter.
Checks if the input signal is within the specified 0-100% of the full-scale range.
Guides checking alarm operations by referring to the provided trip operation figure.
Checks the output load capacity and recommends external protection for inductive loads.
Describes the regular calibration procedure, including warm-up and setpoint adjustments for accuracy.
Offers information on lightning surge protectors and advises contacting sales for appropriate model selection.
Details the process for adjusting alarm setpoints and deadband (hysteresis) using simulated input signals.