Control Inputs And Auxiliary Signals; Power Supply And Outputs; Parameter Setup; Setup Mode - Phoenix Contact MCR-FLP-D-T-2SP-24 Manual Del Usuario

4.2 Control Inputs and Auxiliary Signals (U out )
1
1
1
X2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 Alternatively connect directly to DC supply
(galvanic separation of control and measure-
ment inputs)
4.3 Power supply and alarm outputs
Relay output
OUT 2 OUT 1
X1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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9 GND2 (forU )
out
10 Uout +10 V/30 mA
11 Uout +24 V/50 mA
only for power supply 90 ... 260 V AC
8 MP-Input
"Display-Hold"
7 GND1 (KEY/MPI)
DC voltage AC voltage
7 10 ... 30 V DC 90 ... 260 V AC (N~)
8 GND3 (0 V DC) 90 ... 260 V AC (L~)
Warning: at 90 ... 260 V AC version.
Please apply the power supply
after the complete installation.
Danger of Death! Please check
unit label before applying the power supply.
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Parameter setup

The parameters have to be set up before
putting the unit into operation.
– Input parameter
The parameters of the scaling slope must
be set up depending on the sensor used.
– Scaling scope
The correspondence between the input
signal and the displayed value is given by
the scaling slope. The scaling slope is set
up by entering pairs of values.

5.1 Setup Mode

To put the unit into set-up mode
1. keep the key pressed
2. connect the unit with the power supply
3. When the display shows
release the key.
Getting acquainted with the displays and
keys
The selection or the settings can be run
through as often as required thanks to the
step-through programming method
Menu item:
The display alternates every 2 seconds
between
Menu <–> Selection
Where negative values are permitted, the
highest digit will switch from "9" to"–"
and only then to "0".
Press key to switch to the next digit.
– Alarms/outputs
Either none, one or two alarm values can
be active. Hysteresis and output parame-
ters are also set up. If the set-point is ex-
ceeded, a signal will be sent out at the
corresponding output and the correspon-
ding LED will be switched on.
The alarms themselve are set up in the
operating mode!
– Mains Hum Filter
To reduce operational interference
caused by the 50/60 Hz mains supply you
can choose the local mains frequency.
Entering into the menu:
Either a selection has to be made or a
value has to be set up.
Press the key . The display stops
alternating.
– Making a selection:
Pressing the key displays all the pos-
sible settings one after the other.
– Enter the selection:
Press the key. The selected param-
eter will be stored. The next menu item
appears
– Entering a value:
The flashing digit indicates that it is en-
abled for entry.
Press the key, the number will be
incremented.
Enter value: Press key , the value will
be stored. The next menu item appears.
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