AMS MFA-2001 User Manual

AMS MFA-2001 User Manual

Universal multifunction meter

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MFA 2001
Universal Multifunction Meter
________________________________________________________________________________
Automatische Mess- und
Steuerungstechnik GmbH
91275 Auerbach • Enge Gasse 1
91270 Auerbach • Postfach 1180
________________________________________________________________________
Subject to technical changes
Phone +49 (0) 96 43 / 92 05 - 0
Telefax +49 (0) 96 43 / 92 05 - 90
UM 410.01
Internet: www.ams-messtechnik.de
e-mail: info@ams-messtechnik.de
Rev.: 19.07.2006

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  • Page 1 Automatische Mess- und Steuerungstechnik GmbH 91275 Auerbach • Enge Gasse 1 Phone +49 (0) 96 43 / 92 05 - 0 Internet: www.ams-messtechnik.de 91270 Auerbach • Postfach 1180 Telefax +49 (0) 96 43 / 92 05 - 90 e-mail: info@ams-messtechnik.de...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents page Product description ................ 3 Application..................3 Working principle ................3 Calibration ..................3 Installation and starting up ............Installation notes ................3 Inputs, outputs and interfaces ............4 Possible connections ................ 5 Operation ..................6 Controls ..................... 6 Display layouts ..................
  • Page 3: Product Description

    Product description Application The multifunction meter MFA 2001 is an electronic universal measuring device for measuring and monitoring all the important parameters in a three-phase supply network with a centre tap connection. The MFA 2001 is designed for fixed installation and registers voltages, currents, frequencies and phase shift.
  • Page 4: Inputs, Outputs And Interfaces

    Connections: All connections of the MFA 2001 are situated on the back of the casing. The block terminals are using screws to ensure safe and reliable connections with the network. For your attention ! ¦ Voltages above the permitted voltage range can destroy the device! ¦...
  • Page 5: Possible Connections

    Limit values/impulse output: Of each of the measured or calculated network parameters limit values can be monitored. These limit values can be assigned to both of the switched outputs. One or both of the limit value outputs can optionally be set as impulse output. Then a chain of impulses with the impulse ratio being proportional to the active energy is sent to the output.
  • Page 6: Operation

    Operation Controls The multifunction meter is operated by 4 control keys: When in display mode the 4 keys serve as hotkeys to activate pre-programmed display combinations. When in setup mode the keys are used to select the desired menus or program the device.
  • Page 7: Additional Display

    Present current Average current in relation to L1 mean the programmed integration time L2 mean L3 mean Maximum current (measured) L1 max since last reset L2 max L3 max Maximum current (average) L1 mean max since last reset L2 mean max L3 mean max Mains frequency of the displayed phase Present value of active power...
  • Page 8: Setup

    Display parameters of the additional display: _________________________________________________________ Display Display Description selection T4 (EIN) _________________________________________________________ operating time active energy, received varh reactive energy, inductive display OFF Setup General notes When using the multifunction meter for the first time in a specific environment the MFA 2001 needs to be adapted to the attached periphery using the setup mode.
  • Page 9: Possible Parameters And Factory Presets

    Possible parameters and factory presets Description Adjustment range Factory presets Primary voltage transformer Identification plate, 400 V AC 1 V ... 999 kV 400 V Identification plate, 110 V AC 1 V ... 999 kV 400 V Secondary voltage transformer Identification plate, 400 V AC 400 V, 110 V, 100 V 400 V...
  • Page 10: Setting The Voltage Transformer Translation Ratio

    Profibus DP (optional) Baud rate fixed setting 38.4 kBaud Address 1 ... 125 Analogue output (optional Output 0 ... 20 mA, 4 ...20 mA Measured value U, I, f, P, Q, cos †, P , cos † Channel L1-N, L2-N, L3-N, L1-L2, L2-L3, L3-L1 Initial source value freely programmable Final source value...
  • Page 11: Setting The Integration Time (Bimetal Function)

    Press the T2 ( ‚ ) key to access the next digit. The digit starts flashing. To change the value press T1 ( ‡ ) key. After setting the last digit the decimal point starts flashing and can now be moved by pressing the T1 ( ‡...
  • Page 12 Connection example: Impulse output: If the switched output is programmed to function as an impulse output a chain of impulses with an impulse ratio proportional to the active energy is transmitted to the output. An impulse valency (Wh / impulse) can be assigned to the impulse output. The system calculates an optimum time period to then collect the impulses within this time period and transmits them with an impulse length of 75 ms to the output.
  • Page 13 Switched output setup: 1. Press the T3 (OPT) key to activate the setup mode („LIMIT 1 ADJUST…). 2. Press the T1 ( ‡ ) or T2 ( ‚ ) keys to set the parameters to be monitored. The following parameters can be selected: Voltage U „V…...
  • Page 14 5. Setting the response value. A preset value relevant to the selection of parameters and phases is displayed with the first digit flashing. With the T1 ( ‡ ) key the value can be increased starting at …0ˆ through to …9ˆ. To access a lower value press the T1 ( ‡...
  • Page 15: Deleting And Resetting

    For your attention ! ‹ For the switched output the latest set values for LIMIT 1 and LIMIT 2 are used. For better support we recommend to keep written protocol about settings and changes! ‹ It is possible to set either outputs LIMIT 1 or LIMIT 2 the impulse counter function. However, the impulse rate must be identical for both the outputs.
  • Page 16: Setting The Password

    Display HAL flashing Use the T1 ( ‡ ) or T2 ( ‚ ) keys to change from HAL to LOE. HAL: delete nothing (hold) LOE: delete 4. Press T3 (OPT) again. The selected command is executed The selection menu LOE ADJUST is displayed. 5.
  • Page 17: Profibus Dp V0 Settings (Optional)

    Setup: Press the T3 (OPT) key to activate the setup menu („OP1 ADJUST…). Press the T1 ( ‡ ) or T2 ( ‚ ) keys to set the baud rate. The following baud rates can be selected: { 9.6; 19.2; 38.4; 57.6 } kBaud Press the T3 (OPT) key.
  • Page 18 Press the T3 (OPT) key. 3. Press the T1 ( ‡ ) or T2 ( ‚ ) keys to set the desired parameters for the analogue output signal. The following parameters can be selected: Voltage U „V… Current I „A… Frequency f „Hz…...
  • Page 19 With the T1 ( ‡ ) key the value can be increased starting at …0ˆ through to …9ˆ. To access a lower value press the T1 ( ‡ ) key past …9ˆ to start again with …0ˆ. Press the T2 ( ‚ ) key to access the next digit. The digit starts flashing. To change the value press T1 ( ‡...
  • Page 20: Terminal Configuration

    Terminal configuration Auxiliary power source (see identification plate): 230 V AC, 45 ... 65 Hz -15% / +20%, max. 16 VA alternatively 24 V DC, ± 15 %, max. 7 VA...
  • Page 21: Technical Details

    Technical details Measuring inputs Voltage inputs Standard, 340 ... 400 ... 475 V AC Phase - Phase, without auxiliary power 196 ... 230 ... 275 V AC Phase - Zero Standard, 40 ... 400 ... 475 V AC Phase - Phase, with auxiliary power 23 ...
  • Page 22 Power supply Standard no auxiliary power necessary, power supply via L1 Option 1 Auxiliary power 230 V AC (-15% / +20%), 45 ... 65 Hz, 16 VA max Option 2 Auxiliary power 24 V DC (± 15 %), 7 VA max Electrical safety Requirements IEC / EN 61010-1...
  • Page 23: Dimension Drawing

    For support please contact Automatische Mess- und Steuerungstechnik GmbH Enge Gasse 1 D-91275 Auerbach/Opf. Postfach 1180 D-91270 Auerbach/Opf. Phone +49 (0) 96 43 / 92 05 - 0 Telefax +49 (0) 96 43 / 92 05 - 90 e-mail info@ams-messtechnik.de...

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