1 algorithm - mim800, cim800, 2 algorithm - mim801 – Tyco MX4428 User Manual
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MX4428 MXP Engineering / Technical Manual
Device
Processing
Issue 1.5
24 March 2006
Page 9-11
These are designed for the following configurations–
Device
Mode
Contact R
EOL R
Max Wiring R
N/O Not
used 200
Ω 50Ω
N/O
100
Ω 200Ω 10Ω
MIM800
CIM800
N/C 200
Ω 50Ω
N/O Not
used 200
Ω 50Ω
N/O
100
Ω 200Ω 10Ω
MIM801
N/C 200
Ω 50Ω
Parameters for alternative contact and EOL resistors could be derived from the graphs in
Figure 9.7.
9.7.1
ALGORITHM - MIM800, CIM800
The unverified input condition is evaluated according to the following table, depending on the
mode (N/O or N/C) and the values of parameters P0, P1, and P2.
P2=0
P2 not = 0
N/O
N/C
P2<=reading<=255
Short
circuit
fault
P0<=reading<=255 P0<=reading Alarm P1<=reading Normal 0<=Reading < P1 0<=Reading < P1 Open circuit fault Alarm 9.7.2 ALGORITHM - MIM801 The unverified input condition is evaluated according to the following table, depending on the P5 not = 0 N/O N/C P4<=reading<=255 P4<=reading<=255 Open circuit fault Alarm P3<=reading Normal 0<=Reading < P3 P5<=Reading < P3 Alarm 0<=Reading < P5 Short circuit fault Short circuit fault
Short
Changes in these states are verified as described in section 9.22.
For the CIM800, if either input is in fault, the point will be in fault. If either input is in alarm,
the point will be in alarm. It may therefore be in fault and alarm at the same time.
mode (N/O or N/C) and the values of parameters P0, P1, and P2
P5=0
Changes in these states are verified as described in section 9.22.