Mentor MP DC Drives I/O configuration

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Advantages of the structure and configuration of the inputs and outputs of the Mentor MP electric drive

programmable inputs and outputs, relays provide easy integration of the electric drive into an existing control system.
all inputs and outputs, the electric drive relays are already programmed by the manufacturer, the user can immediately start starting the equipment.

In more than 80% of cases, the standard I/O configuration of the Mentor MP electric drive is sufficient for users, if necessary, it can be significantly expanded using external SM models: SM-I/O Plus, SM-I/O 32, SM-I/O Lite, SM-I/O Timer, SM-I/O PELV, SM-I/O 120, SM-I/O 24V Protected for more information, see here.

This section of the site provides information about the configuration of inputs and outputs, the default terminal functions used, and examples of building a function using logic circuits.

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The standard configuration of the inputs/outputs of the Mentor MP electronic controller

3 analog inputs + 2 analog outputs;
3 digital programmable inputs + - 3 digital programmable inputs/outputs;
emergency shutdown input of the drive;
2 built-in programmable status relays for 2A current;
built-in power supplies +10V, +24V DC (only for building control circuits);
tachogenerator and encoder connection connectors;
3 built-in slots for universal SM modules (optional modules);
RS485 connector (Modbus RTU protocol).

Functions of the electric drive terminals by default

For more information, see the user's manual on page 25 /page37

terminal 1 – 0V;
Terminal 2 – input +24V;
terminal 3 – 0V;
Terminal 4 – output +10V;

Analog input No. 1 (recommended for bipolar control ±10V)

terminal 5 – non-inverting input (setting the motor speed);
terminal 6 – inverting input (setting the motor speed);

Analog input No.2 (recommended for unipolar control +10V)

Terminal 7 – analog input No.2 (setting the motor speed);
Terminal 8 – analog output No.3 (thermistor motor protection);
Terminal 9 – analog output No.1 (actual motor speed);
Terminal 10 – analog output No.2 (actual motor armature current);
terminal 11 – 0V;
terminal 21 – 0V;
terminal 22 – output +24V;
terminal 23 – 0V;
Terminal 24 – digital input/output No.1 (output – at speed);
terminal 25 – digital input/output No.2 (input – reset of the electric drive);
terminal 26 – digital input/output No.3 (input – forward rotation activation);
Terminal 27 – digital input No.4 (turning the rotation back on);
Terminal 28 – digital input No.5 (selection of analog input No. 1 /input No.2);
Terminal 29 – digital input No.6 (starting the push mode);
terminal 30 – 0V;
terminal 31 – digital input (electric drive on/off);
terminal 41, 42 – tachogenerator connection;
terminal A, A\, B, B\, Z, Z\, +, 0 – encoder connection;
terminal 51.52, 53 – status relay No.1 (the electric drive is in good condition);
terminal 61, 62, 63 – status relay No. 2 (switching on the main contactor).