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Simex MultiCon CMC-99/141 - User Manual

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CONTROLLER/DATA RECORDER
MultiCon CMC-99/141
Firmware: v.5.03.0 or higher
Read the user's manual carefully before starting to use the unit or software.
The producer reserves the right to change any part of this document at any time
without prior notice.
2018.10.08 MultiCon CMC-99/141_INSSXEN_v.1.21.006

Table of Contents

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Summary

1. Basic Requirements and User Safety

1.1. Touch-Screen Use

Guidelines for proper touch screen interaction and care.

2. General Characteristics

3. Technical Data

4. Device Installation

4.1. Unpacking

Procedure for unpacking the device and checking for damages.

4.2. Assembly

Instructions for physically assembling and mounting the device.

4.3. Connection Method

Guidance on connecting power supply and signal cables.

4.3.1. Available Modules

List and description of optional hardware modules that can be installed.

4.4. Maintenance

5. Introduction to MultiCon CMC-99;141

5.1. Understanding Controller;Data Recorder MultiCon CMC-99;141

Explanation of the device's architecture and core concepts.

5.1.1. Logical Channels

Definition and purpose of logical channels within the device.

5.1.2. Groups

Concept of grouping logical channels for display and visualization.

5.2. Hardware Configurations

Details on the modular hardware design and available configurations.

6. Working with the MultiCon CMC-99;141

6.1. MultiCon CMC-99;141 Power Up

Steps for powering on and starting the device.

6.2. The Use of the Touch-Screen

Guidelines for proper touch screen interaction and care.

6.3. Display

Description of the device's display and user interface elements.

7. Configuration of the MultiCon CMC-99;141

7.1. Edit Dialogues

Explanation of various dialog interfaces used for configuration.

7.2. Main Menu Selection Panel

Navigation structure for accessing different device menus.

7.3. Files Management

Operations for managing files, including export/import via flash drive.

7.4. Device Information, Licence, Firmware Update, Remote Display, Export Manual and Renew Configuration

Accessing device info, license management, firmware updates, and remote access.

7.5. Device Configuration

Main menu for configuring device inputs, outputs, and system settings.

7.6. Configuration Menu Structure

Visual representation of the device's configuration menu hierarchy.

7.7. General Settings

Configuration of user interface, display, and general device settings.

7.8. Logical Channels

Configuration of logical channels for data processing and control.

7.8.1. Logical Channels - General settings

Basic settings and modes for configuring logical channels.

7.8.2. Logical Channels - Hardware Input Mode

Configuring channels to read data from physical input modules.

7.8.3. Logical Channels - Hardware Output Monitor Mode

Configuring channels to display data from built-in output modules.

7.8.4. Logical Channels - Modbus Mode

Configuring logical channels for Modbus communication.

7.8.5. Logical Channels - Set Point Value Mode

Defining constant values for logical channels.

7.8.6. Logical Channels - Math Function Mode

Configuring logical channels to perform mathematical operations.

7.8.7. Logical Channels - Controller Mode

Configuring logical channels for PID control loops.

7.8.8. Logical Channels - Profile;Timer Mode

Configuring logical channels for profile/timer sequences.

7.8.9. Logical Channels - Profile;Timer (Cycle Counter) Mode

Configuring logical channels for cycle counting based on profiles.

7.8.10. Logical Channels - Data from Other Channel Mode

Using data from other logical channels or modules as a source.

7.8.11. Examples of Logical Channels Configuration

Practical examples of configuring logical channels.

7.8.11.1. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Input Mode for UI4 Module

Example of configuring channels for UI4 module inputs.

7.8.11.4. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Output Monitor Mode for R45 Modules

Example for R45 relay modules using hardware output monitor.

7.8.11.5. Application of Logical Channel in Modbus Mode

Example for Modbus communication with SLAVE devices.

7.8.11.6. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Input for TC8 Modules

Example for TC8 thermocouple modules using hardware input.

7.8.11.7. Application in Math Function Mode

Example of using logical channels with math functions.

7.8.11.8. Application of Logical Channel in the Controller Mode

Example of configuring a controller for temperature control.

7.8.11.9. Application of Logical Channel in the Profile;Timer Mode

Example of creating a profile/timer sequence.

7.8.11.10. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Input Mode and Data from Other Channel for FT4 Module

Example using FT4 module with hardware input and data from other channels.

7.9. Built-in Inputs

Menu for configuring built-in device inputs.

7.9.1. Built-in Inputs - General Settings

General configuration parameters for built-in inputs.

7.9.2. Built-in Inputs - Input Modules

Descriptions of different built-in input modules.

7.9.3. Built-in Inputs - Binary Input Inp.X2: Digital 24 V

Specifics of the built-in binary digital input.

7.9.4. Built-in Inputs - Demo Input numbered X3, X4, X5

Configuration of built-in simulation demo inputs.

7.9.5. Built-in Inputs - Modules

Overview of various built-in input modules.

7.9.5.1. Voltage and Current Measurement Modules

Details on modules for measuring voltage and current.

7.9.5.2. Mixed UIN;UID Modules

Information on modules supporting mixed input types.

7.9.5.4. Analogue Flowmeter Modules

Details on modules for analogue flow measurement.

7.9.5.5. Pulse Flowmeter Modules

Details on modules for pulse flow measurement.

7.9.5.6. Thermocouples Sensor Measurement Modules

Details on modules for thermocouple measurements.

7.9.5.7. RTD Measurement Modules

Details on modules for RTD measurements.

7.9.5.8. Isolated Universal Inputs Modules

Information on advanced universal input modules.

7.9.5.9. Optoisolated Digital Inputs Modules

Details on optoisolated digital input modules.

7.9.5.10. Optoisolated Universal Counters Modules

Details on optoisolated universal counter modules.

7.9.5.11. Optoizolated Hourmeters Modules.

Details on optoisolated hourmeter modules.

7.10. Built-in Outputs

Menu for configuring built-in device outputs.

7.10.1. Built-in Outputs - General Settings

General configuration parameters for built-in outputs.

7.10.2. Built-in Output - Relays, Sound Signal, Virtual Relays

Parameters for relay, sound signal, and virtual relay outputs.

7.10.4. Built-in Output - Current Output

Configuration for passive current output modules.

7.10.5. Examples of Build-in Output Configurations

Practical examples of configuring built-in outputs.

7.10.5.1. Application of the Output for R45 Modules

Example configuration for R45 relay modules.

7.10.5.2. Application of Output for IO Modules

Example configuration for IO modules with current output.

7.11. External Outputs

Menu for configuring external outputs via Modbus.

7.11.1. External Outputs - General Settings

General settings for external outputs using Modbus.

7.11.2. External Outputs - Control Type: As a Relay

Configuring external outputs to operate as relays.

7.11.3. External Outputs - Control Type: As a Linear Output

Configuring external outputs to operate as linear (analog) outputs.

7.11.4. Examples of External Output Configurations

Practical examples of external output configurations.

7.11.4.1. Application of External Output for Protocol Modbus in the MASTER Mode

Example of external output configuration using Modbus MASTER.

7.12. Profiles;Timers

Menu for defining and configuring profiles and timers.

7.12.1. Profile;Timer - General Settings

General settings for creating and managing profiles and timers.

7.12.3. Profiles;Timers - Triggering Mode: On Time

Details on triggering profiles and timers based on time.

7.12.4. Examples of Profile;Timer Configurations

Practical examples of profile/timer configurations.

7.12.4.1. Application of the Profiles;Timers

Example of creating a profile timer with edge triggering.

7.12.4.2. Application of the Profiles;Timers Triggered on Time

Example of creating a profile timer triggered by time.

7.13. Controllers

Menu for configuring PID controllers.

7.13.1. Controllers - General Settings

General settings for PID controllers, including autotuning.

7.13.2. Examples of Controller Configurations

Practical examples of controller configurations.

7.13.2.1. Application of the Controllers

Example of configuring a controller for heater temperature control.

7.13.2.2. Application of the Controllers in Cooperation with Heater which is Controlled by SSR Output.

Example of controller configuration with SSR output for heater control.

7.14. Groups

Menu for organizing and displaying logical channels in groups.

7.14.1. Groups - General Settings

General settings for configuring groups and their display.

7.14.2. Groups - Logging Options

Configuring logging options for groups.

7.14.3. Groups - Examples of Visualisations of Groups

Examples of visualizing groups of logical channels.

7.14.3.1. Single Channel - One Big Needle.

Example of displaying a single channel using a needle widget.

7.14.3.2. Three Channels View - One Bigger, Two Smaller

Example of displaying three channels with different sizes.

7.14.4. Groups - SCADALite

Configuration and usage of the SCADALite visualization feature.

7.15. Modbus

Configuration and usage of the Modbus communication protocol.

7.15.1. Modbus - General Settings

Basic communication parameters for Modbus interface.

7.15.2. Modbus - SLAVE Mode

Configuration for the device operating as a Modbus SLAVE.

7.15.2.1. Modbus SLAVE - Modbus Templates for SLAVE Mode

Loading and saving Modbus templates for SLAVE device configuration.

7.15.2.2. Modbus SLAVE - Device Channels for SLAVE Mode

Configuring logical channels and registers for Modbus SLAVE communication.

7.15.2.3. Modbus SLAVE - The Modbus Protocol Handling

Details on Modbus RTU protocol handling.

7.15.2.4. Modbus SLAVE - List of Registers

Mapping of Modbus registers to device parameters and measurements.

7.15.3. Modbus - MASTER Mode

Configuration for the device operating as a Modbus MASTER.

7.15.3.1. Modbus MASTER - Device Templates Parameter Block

Managing device templates for Modbus MASTER configuration.

7.15.3.2. Modbus MASTER - Device Channels Parameter Block

Configuring logical channels for Modbus MASTER communication.

7.15.3.3. Modbus MASTER - Register Settings

Detailed settings for Modbus registers in MASTER mode.

7.15.3.4. Modbus MASTER - Register Blocks Parameter Block

Configuring register blocks for multi-register Modbus queries.

7.15.4. Modbus - Example of Modbus Protocol Configuration in the Device

Practical examples of Modbus protocol configuration.

7.15.4.1. Input Configuration of Modbus Protocol in MASTER Mode

Step-by-step guide for configuring Modbus input in MASTER mode.

7.15.4.2. Configuration of the Modbus Input in the MASTER Mode.

Configuration steps for Modbus input in MASTER mode for ACM module.

7.16. Network and Remote Display Settings

Configuration of network settings and remote display capabilities.

7.17. Access Options

Managing user access levels and passwords for device security.

7.18. Printouts

Settings for configuring printouts from the device.

7.19. E-Mail Notifications

Configuration for sending e-mail notifications for alarms or events.

8. Appendices

8.1. PS3, PS4, PS32, PS42 - Power Supply Module

Technical specifications of power supply modules.

8.2. UI4, UI8, UI12, U16, U24, I16, I24 - Voltage and Current Measurement Modules

Technical data for voltage and current measurement modules.

8.3.UI4 N8, UI4 D8, UI8 N8, UI8 D8 - Mixed UIN;UID Modules

Technical data for mixed universal input modules.

8.4.IS6 - Isolated Current Inputs Module

Technical data for isolated current input modules.

8.5.FI2, FI4, FT2, FT4 - Flowmeter Modules

Technical data for flowmeter and pulse input modules.

8.6.TC4, TC8, TC12 - Thermocouple Sensor Measurement Modules

Technical data for thermocouple sensor measurement modules.

8.7.RT4, RT6 - RTD Measurement Modules

Technical data for RTD measurement modules.

8.8.UN3, UN5 - Optoisolated Universal Inputs Modules

Technical data for optoisolated universal input modules.

8.9.D8, D16, D24 - Optoisolated Digital Inputs Module

Technical data for optoisolated digital input modules.

8.10.CP2, CP4 - Optoisolated Universal Counters Modules

Technical data for optoisolated universal counter modules.

8.11.HM2, HM4 - Optoisolated Hourmeters Modules

Technical data for optoisolated hourmeter modules.

8.12.S8, S16, S24 - Solid State Relay Drivers Modules

Technical data for SSR relay driver modules.

8.13.R45, R81, R65, R121 - Relay Modules

Technical data for relay output modules.

8.14.IO2, IO4, IO6, IO8 - Passive Current Output

Technical data for passive current output modules.

8.15. Communication Modules

Technical data for communication modules (ACM, ETU, USB).

8.16. MultiPrint MLP-149 - External Printer

General and technical information about the external printer.

8.16.1. General Characteristic

Overview of the printer's features and capabilities.

8.16.2. Technical Data

Technical specifications of the printer.

8.17. Data Format

Explanation of the data format for obtained measurements.

8.18. Direct Access to Log Files Using HTTP Protocol

How to access log files via HTTP protocol.

8.19. WWW Page

Accessing the device's web interface.

8.19.1. Menu

Overview of the WWW page menu options.

8.19.2. Documentation

Accessing device documentation via the WWW page.

8.19.3. Logging and User Menu

Logging and user management options accessible via WWW.

Summary

1. Basic Requirements and User Safety

1.1. Touch-Screen Use

Guidelines for proper touch screen interaction and care.

2. General Characteristics

3. Technical Data

4. Device Installation

4.1. Unpacking

Procedure for unpacking the device and checking for damages.

4.2. Assembly

Instructions for physically assembling and mounting the device.

4.3. Connection Method

Guidance on connecting power supply and signal cables.

4.3.1. Available Modules

List and description of optional hardware modules that can be installed.

4.4. Maintenance

5. Introduction to MultiCon CMC-99;141

5.1. Understanding Controller;Data Recorder MultiCon CMC-99;141

Explanation of the device's architecture and core concepts.

5.1.1. Logical Channels

Definition and purpose of logical channels within the device.

5.1.2. Groups

Concept of grouping logical channels for display and visualization.

5.2. Hardware Configurations

Details on the modular hardware design and available configurations.

6. Working with the MultiCon CMC-99;141

6.1. MultiCon CMC-99;141 Power Up

Steps for powering on and starting the device.

6.2. The Use of the Touch-Screen

Guidelines for proper touch screen interaction and care.

6.3. Display

Description of the device's display and user interface elements.

7. Configuration of the MultiCon CMC-99;141

7.1. Edit Dialogues

Explanation of various dialog interfaces used for configuration.

7.2. Main Menu Selection Panel

Navigation structure for accessing different device menus.

7.3. Files Management

Operations for managing files, including export/import via flash drive.

7.4. Device Information, Licence, Firmware Update, Remote Display, Export Manual and Renew Configuration

Accessing device info, license management, firmware updates, and remote access.

7.5. Device Configuration

Main menu for configuring device inputs, outputs, and system settings.

7.6. Configuration Menu Structure

Visual representation of the device's configuration menu hierarchy.

7.7. General Settings

Configuration of user interface, display, and general device settings.

7.8. Logical Channels

Configuration of logical channels for data processing and control.

7.8.1. Logical Channels - General settings

Basic settings and modes for configuring logical channels.

7.8.2. Logical Channels - Hardware Input Mode

Configuring channels to read data from physical input modules.

7.8.3. Logical Channels - Hardware Output Monitor Mode

Configuring channels to display data from built-in output modules.

7.8.4. Logical Channels - Modbus Mode

Configuring logical channels for Modbus communication.

7.8.5. Logical Channels - Set Point Value Mode

Defining constant values for logical channels.

7.8.6. Logical Channels - Math Function Mode

Configuring logical channels to perform mathematical operations.

7.8.7. Logical Channels - Controller Mode

Configuring logical channels for PID control loops.

7.8.8. Logical Channels - Profile;Timer Mode

Configuring logical channels for profile/timer sequences.

7.8.9. Logical Channels - Profile;Timer (Cycle Counter) Mode

Configuring logical channels for cycle counting based on profiles.

7.8.10. Logical Channels - Data from Other Channel Mode

Using data from other logical channels or modules as a source.

7.8.11. Examples of Logical Channels Configuration

Practical examples of configuring logical channels.

7.8.11.1. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Input Mode for UI4 Module

Example of configuring channels for UI4 module inputs.

7.8.11.4. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Output Monitor Mode for R45 Modules

Example for R45 relay modules using hardware output monitor.

7.8.11.5. Application of Logical Channel in Modbus Mode

Example for Modbus communication with SLAVE devices.

7.8.11.6. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Input for TC8 Modules

Example for TC8 thermocouple modules using hardware input.

7.8.11.7. Application in Math Function Mode

Example of using logical channels with math functions.

7.8.11.8. Application of Logical Channel in the Controller Mode

Example of configuring a controller for temperature control.

7.8.11.9. Application of Logical Channel in the Profile;Timer Mode

Example of creating a profile/timer sequence.

7.8.11.10. Application of Logical Channel in Hardware Input Mode and Data from Other Channel for FT4 Module

Example using FT4 module with hardware input and data from other channels.

7.9. Built-in Inputs

Menu for configuring built-in device inputs.

7.9.1. Built-in Inputs - General Settings

General configuration parameters for built-in inputs.

7.9.2. Built-in Inputs - Input Modules

Descriptions of different built-in input modules.

7.9.3. Built-in Inputs - Binary Input Inp.X2: Digital 24 V

Specifics of the built-in binary digital input.

7.9.4. Built-in Inputs - Demo Input numbered X3, X4, X5

Configuration of built-in simulation demo inputs.

7.9.5. Built-in Inputs - Modules

Overview of various built-in input modules.

7.9.5.1. Voltage and Current Measurement Modules

Details on modules for measuring voltage and current.

7.9.5.2. Mixed UIN;UID Modules

Information on modules supporting mixed input types.

7.9.5.4. Analogue Flowmeter Modules

Details on modules for analogue flow measurement.

7.9.5.5. Pulse Flowmeter Modules

Details on modules for pulse flow measurement.

7.9.5.6. Thermocouples Sensor Measurement Modules

Details on modules for thermocouple measurements.

7.9.5.7. RTD Measurement Modules

Details on modules for RTD measurements.

7.9.5.8. Isolated Universal Inputs Modules

Information on advanced universal input modules.

7.9.5.9. Optoisolated Digital Inputs Modules

Details on optoisolated digital input modules.

7.9.5.10. Optoisolated Universal Counters Modules

Details on optoisolated universal counter modules.

7.9.5.11. Optoizolated Hourmeters Modules.

Details on optoisolated hourmeter modules.

7.10. Built-in Outputs

Menu for configuring built-in device outputs.

7.10.1. Built-in Outputs - General Settings

General configuration parameters for built-in outputs.

7.10.2. Built-in Output - Relays, Sound Signal, Virtual Relays

Parameters for relay, sound signal, and virtual relay outputs.

7.10.4. Built-in Output - Current Output

Configuration for passive current output modules.

7.10.5. Examples of Build-in Output Configurations

Practical examples of configuring built-in outputs.

7.10.5.1. Application of the Output for R45 Modules

Example configuration for R45 relay modules.

7.10.5.2. Application of Output for IO Modules

Example configuration for IO modules with current output.

7.11. External Outputs

Menu for configuring external outputs via Modbus.

7.11.1. External Outputs - General Settings

General settings for external outputs using Modbus.

7.11.2. External Outputs - Control Type: As a Relay

Configuring external outputs to operate as relays.

7.11.3. External Outputs - Control Type: As a Linear Output

Configuring external outputs to operate as linear (analog) outputs.

7.11.4. Examples of External Output Configurations

Practical examples of external output configurations.

7.11.4.1. Application of External Output for Protocol Modbus in the MASTER Mode

Example of external output configuration using Modbus MASTER.

7.12. Profiles;Timers

Menu for defining and configuring profiles and timers.

7.12.1. Profile;Timer - General Settings

General settings for creating and managing profiles and timers.

7.12.3. Profiles;Timers - Triggering Mode: On Time

Details on triggering profiles and timers based on time.

7.12.4. Examples of Profile;Timer Configurations

Practical examples of profile/timer configurations.

7.12.4.1. Application of the Profiles;Timers

Example of creating a profile timer with edge triggering.

7.12.4.2. Application of the Profiles;Timers Triggered on Time

Example of creating a profile timer triggered by time.

7.13. Controllers

Menu for configuring PID controllers.

7.13.1. Controllers - General Settings

General settings for PID controllers, including autotuning.

7.13.2. Examples of Controller Configurations

Practical examples of controller configurations.

7.13.2.1. Application of the Controllers

Example of configuring a controller for heater temperature control.

7.13.2.2. Application of the Controllers in Cooperation with Heater which is Controlled by SSR Output.

Example of controller configuration with SSR output for heater control.

7.14. Groups

Menu for organizing and displaying logical channels in groups.

7.14.1. Groups - General Settings

General settings for configuring groups and their display.

7.14.2. Groups - Logging Options

Configuring logging options for groups.

7.14.3. Groups - Examples of Visualisations of Groups

Examples of visualizing groups of logical channels.

7.14.3.1. Single Channel - One Big Needle.

Example of displaying a single channel using a needle widget.

7.14.3.2. Three Channels View - One Bigger, Two Smaller

Example of displaying three channels with different sizes.

7.14.4. Groups - SCADALite

Configuration and usage of the SCADALite visualization feature.

7.15. Modbus

Configuration and usage of the Modbus communication protocol.

7.15.1. Modbus - General Settings

Basic communication parameters for Modbus interface.

7.15.2. Modbus - SLAVE Mode

Configuration for the device operating as a Modbus SLAVE.

7.15.2.1. Modbus SLAVE - Modbus Templates for SLAVE Mode

Loading and saving Modbus templates for SLAVE device configuration.

7.15.2.2. Modbus SLAVE - Device Channels for SLAVE Mode

Configuring logical channels and registers for Modbus SLAVE communication.

7.15.2.3. Modbus SLAVE - The Modbus Protocol Handling

Details on Modbus RTU protocol handling.

7.15.2.4. Modbus SLAVE - List of Registers

Mapping of Modbus registers to device parameters and measurements.

7.15.3. Modbus - MASTER Mode

Configuration for the device operating as a Modbus MASTER.

7.15.3.1. Modbus MASTER - Device Templates Parameter Block

Managing device templates for Modbus MASTER configuration.

7.15.3.2. Modbus MASTER - Device Channels Parameter Block

Configuring logical channels for Modbus MASTER communication.

7.15.3.3. Modbus MASTER - Register Settings

Detailed settings for Modbus registers in MASTER mode.

7.15.3.4. Modbus MASTER - Register Blocks Parameter Block

Configuring register blocks for multi-register Modbus queries.

7.15.4. Modbus - Example of Modbus Protocol Configuration in the Device

Practical examples of Modbus protocol configuration.

7.15.4.1. Input Configuration of Modbus Protocol in MASTER Mode

Step-by-step guide for configuring Modbus input in MASTER mode.

7.15.4.2. Configuration of the Modbus Input in the MASTER Mode.

Configuration steps for Modbus input in MASTER mode for ACM module.

7.16. Network and Remote Display Settings

Configuration of network settings and remote display capabilities.

7.17. Access Options

Managing user access levels and passwords for device security.

7.18. Printouts

Settings for configuring printouts from the device.

7.19. E-Mail Notifications

Configuration for sending e-mail notifications for alarms or events.

8. Appendices

8.1. PS3, PS4, PS32, PS42 - Power Supply Module

Technical specifications of power supply modules.

8.2. UI4, UI8, UI12, U16, U24, I16, I24 - Voltage and Current Measurement Modules

Technical data for voltage and current measurement modules.

8.3.UI4 N8, UI4 D8, UI8 N8, UI8 D8 - Mixed UIN;UID Modules

Technical data for mixed universal input modules.

8.4.IS6 - Isolated Current Inputs Module

Technical data for isolated current input modules.

8.5.FI2, FI4, FT2, FT4 - Flowmeter Modules

Technical data for flowmeter and pulse input modules.

8.6.TC4, TC8, TC12 - Thermocouple Sensor Measurement Modules

Technical data for thermocouple sensor measurement modules.

8.7.RT4, RT6 - RTD Measurement Modules

Technical data for RTD measurement modules.

8.8.UN3, UN5 - Optoisolated Universal Inputs Modules

Technical data for optoisolated universal input modules.

8.9.D8, D16, D24 - Optoisolated Digital Inputs Module

Technical data for optoisolated digital input modules.

8.10.CP2, CP4 - Optoisolated Universal Counters Modules

Technical data for optoisolated universal counter modules.

8.11.HM2, HM4 - Optoisolated Hourmeters Modules

Technical data for optoisolated hourmeter modules.

8.12.S8, S16, S24 - Solid State Relay Drivers Modules

Technical data for SSR relay driver modules.

8.13.R45, R81, R65, R121 - Relay Modules

Technical data for relay output modules.

8.14.IO2, IO4, IO6, IO8 - Passive Current Output

Technical data for passive current output modules.

8.15. Communication Modules

Technical data for communication modules (ACM, ETU, USB).

8.16. MultiPrint MLP-149 - External Printer

General and technical information about the external printer.

8.16.1. General Characteristic

Overview of the printer's features and capabilities.

8.16.2. Technical Data

Technical specifications of the printer.

8.17. Data Format

Explanation of the data format for obtained measurements.

8.18. Direct Access to Log Files Using HTTP Protocol

How to access log files via HTTP protocol.

8.19. WWW Page

Accessing the device's web interface.

8.19.1. Menu

Overview of the WWW page menu options.

8.19.2. Documentation

Accessing device documentation via the WWW page.

8.19.3. Logging and User Menu

Logging and user management options accessible via WWW.

Simex MultiCon CMC-99/141 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ProtocolsModbus RTU, Modbus TCP
CommunicationRS-485, Ethernet
Power Supply24 V DC
Operating Temperature0°C to +50°C
EnclosureIP65 (front panel)
Output ChannelsUp to 96
Operating Temperature (extended)-20 to 60°C

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