Pixsys MCM260X User Manual

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TerM Line termination resistance status
Indicates the status of the line terminator of the module. The terminator must be activated in the
last module present on the communication line (both in CAN and in RS485).
OFF (default)
120
100
Old .C Compatibility mode with the old version of MCM260
Only for MCM260X-1,2,3,4,5AD.
Indicates whether the module must work in compatibility mode with the old MCM260-xAD
version. By setting the compatibility to
YES, the module will behave exactly like the corresponding
MCM260-xAD; therefore, to use it please refer to the manual of the old model (code: 2300.10.070).
This mode is useful when replacing modules that no longer work in existing systems.
n o . L.L. = No-compatibility with the old MCM260 version. Use this selection in system with
LogicLab CAN/Modbus master
YES = Full-compatibility with the old MCM260 version
no.C.o. = No-compatibility with the old MCM260 version. This selection activate the standard
CANopen slave mode
Co m p. CAN Compatibility mode
Only for MCM260X-9AD.
Indicates if the module must work in systems with Master CAN LogicLab or Master CANopen.
L.LA b . = Use this selection in systems with LogicLab CAN master
CAM o . = Use this selection in systems with standard CANopen master. This selection activate
the standard CANopen slave mode
PASS Password to access the configuration parameters
Indicates the password that must be entered when accessing next, to change the configuration
parameters through both the terminal and the MyPixsys app.
Set a personalized password, different from the default one (
1234). It may be useful to prevent
access to the configuration of the module to unauthorized personnel.
Pay close attention when changing this parameter and keep the set password in a safe
place.
If you do not know the password it will not be possible to access and change the parameters!
OOOO.. .8888 (default 1234)
nFc.L NFC functionality block
Indicates whether the NFC functionality block (change of the parameters through the MyPixsys
app) is active (
En a b) or not (diS). Blocking the NFC functionality may be useful to increase the
level of security of the module configuration and prevent unauthorized people from accessing
and changing the data.
diS (default)
En a b
5.6 Restore to factory settings
You can restore the configuration parameters to their factory settings by entering the password 9999.
Warning: using this procedure in a module present in a plant could compromise the operation of the
entire system.
6 Table of the configuration parameters for the models
MCM260X-1/2/3/4AD
In addition to the parameters that can be accessed from the terminal or the MyPixsys app, each
MCM260X module features a series of parameters that regulate its operation. Below is the table with
a complete list of the parameters.

Pixsys MCM260X Specifications

General

Brand	Pixsys
Model	MCM260X
Category	Network Hardware
Language	English