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Minebea Intec MP 26 - User Manual

Minebea Intec MP 26
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Installation and Calibration Manual
Transmitter
MP 26
Installation and
Calibration Manual
9499 050 26000 Edition 5 07/10/2018
for Rel. 1.1
Minebea Intec GmbH, Meiendorfer Str. 205 A, 22145 Hamburg, Germany
Phone: +49.40.67960.303 Fax: +49.40.67960.383

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Minebea Intec MP 26 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMinebea Intec
ModelMP 26
CategoryTransmitter
LanguageEnglish

Summary

MP 26 Transmitter

1.1. Description

Provides an overview of the MP 26 transmitter's capabilities and design.

1.1.2. Transmitter Overview; Features

Lists key features and advantages of the MP 26 transmitter.

1.2. Housing

Details the physical dimensions, protection, and mounting of the device housing.

1.3. Displays and Controls

Explains the device's display elements and front panel controls.

Installation

Mounting & Dismounting the Device

Procedures for installing and removing the device from its mounting rail.

2.1. Connecting the Supply Voltage

Instructions for connecting the power supply to the transmitter.

2.2. Connecting the Load Cell

Guidance on connecting load cells to the MP 26 transmitter.

2.3. Connecting Digital Input di

Details on connecting a digital input for control functions.

2.4. Connecting Outputs OUT1; OUT2

Instructions for connecting digital outputs OUT1 and OUT2.

2.5. Connecting Output OUT3

Guidance on connecting the analog output OUT3.

Operation via Front Keys

3.1. Power ON

Describes the device startup procedure and initial checks.

3.2. Status LED

Explains the meaning of different LED color codes for device status.

3.3. Display

Details the two display lines and their functions in different modes.

3.4. Key Pad

Overview of the three keys: Enter, Increment, and Decrement.

3.5. Configuration Levels

Outlines the different operating modes for configuration and parameter setting.

3.6. Calibration

Introduces the calibration process and methods using device or tool.

3.7. Parameter and Configuration

Explains setting input and limit values and device parameters.

3.8. Reset to Factory Settings

Steps to reset the transmitter to its default manufacturer settings.

Calibration

4.1. General

Defines key terms and prerequisites for scale calibration.

4.2. Calibration

Describes the two primary methods for device calibration.

4.3. Calibration via the Device

Step-by-step guide for calibrating the device using its front keys.

4.4. Zero Setting

Procedure to void residual weight and set the scale to zero.

4.5. Tare Setting

How to set the tare function to measure net weight.

4.6. Example: Calibration by Value

A practical example demonstrating calibration using specific values.

4.7. Setting the Low Pass Filter and Bandwidth

Configuration of filter time constant and bandwidth for signal processing.

Configuring Outputs

5.1. Overview

Introduces output configuration for generating signals based on limits.

5.2. Configuring OUt.1 and OUt.2

Details on setting limit values for outputs OUT.1 and OUT.2.

5.3. Output Out.3 (Analog)

Configuration of the analog output (voltage or current) for OUT3.

Possible Errors & Remedies

6.1. General

How errors are identified on the display and general error handling.

6.2. Error List

A comprehensive list of error codes, causes, and possible remedies.

6.3. Detection and Display of Sensor and Wiring errors

Specific types of sensor and wiring errors and their display indications.

Technical Data

7.1. Inputs

Detailed specifications for the device's input signals.

7.2. Outputs

Technical specifications for the relay and analog outputs.

7.3. Galvanic Isolation

Information on the electrical isolation provided by the device.

7.4. Power Supply

Specifications for the AC and universal power supply options.

7.5. Engineering Front Interface

Details on connecting to the controller via PC adapter and software.

7.6. Environmental Conditions

Operating temperature, humidity, shock, and vibration limits.

7.7. General

General technical details including housing, terminals, safety, and mounting.

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