Temperature monitoring of the MDC92A.. energy module

The MDC92A.. energy modules are equipped with temperature monitoring. If an overtemperature is detected or if a temperature sensor is defective, an error is output via the digital output X20:1 of the device. This fault can be passed on to a neighboring MDC92A.. device via a daisy chain. The fault signal is evaluated by the controller. Alternatively, the fault signal can be evaluated by an MDP92A.. or MDE90A.. device.

Proceed as follows:

  1. On the first MDC92A.. energy module, connect the 24-V output of terminal X20:3 to digital input X20:2.
  2. Connect the digital output X20:1 of the first MDC92A.. device to digital input X20:2 of the second MDC92A.. device. Connect other existing MDC92A.. devices in the same way.
  3. Connect the digital output X20:1 of the last MDC92A.. device to fault evaluation.

The following states can occur:

Terminal

State

Meaning

X20:2

DI low

Parallel device fault

X20:2

DI high

Parallel device ready for operation

X20:1

DO low

Fault in parallel device or in device itself

X20:1

DO high

Device ready for operation

A temperature fault is additionally indicated by a red status LED on the top of the device.

MDC92A.. energy module status LED

The MDC92A.. energy modules have a two-color status LED on the top of the device.

The following table shows the meaning of the operating states:

State of status LED

Meaning

Is lit green

Ready for operation

Flashing red

Fan is defective

Is lit red

Overtemperature or defective temperature sensor