MM-OG-26 - Programmable Logic Controller ENTES - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Expansion Module for MPR-4 Series Analyzers
Model	MM-OG-26
Brand	ENTES
Digital Inputs	2 (configurable: logical input, pulse input, or generator input)
Digital Outputs	2 (configurable: pulse output, alarm based, or remote control)
Analog Outputs	2 (0-20 mA, 4-20 mA, 0-24 mA, or voltage outputs: ±5 V, ±10 V, 0-5 V, 0-10 V)
Relay Outputs	2
Supported Measurements	Voltage (phase-neutral, phase-phase), Current (phase, neutral, demand), Active/Reactive/Apparent Power, Cos Phi, Frequency, Energy totals
Communication	Pulse output, analog output, Modbus register access for remote control
Pulse Width Settings	40 ms to 500 ms (9 selectable options)
Analog Output Scaling	Configurable low and high values for each parameter
Installation	Plug-in module for MPR-4 series; power must be off during connection
Safety	Installation only by qualified personnel; do not operate in humid environments; never open cover when powered
Operating Environment	Avoid water and moisture; use within specified supply voltage range
Dimensions	Not specified in manual
Weight	Not specified in manual

Frequently Asked Questions - MM-OG-26 ENTES

What is the ENTES MM-OG-26 module used for?

The MM-OG-26 is an expansion module for MPR-4 series analyzers, providing 2 digital inputs, 2 digital outputs, 2 analog outputs, and 2 relay outputs for monitoring and control.

How do I configure the analog outputs on the MM-OG-26?

Navigate the device's Settings Menu to select the output type (e.g., 0-20 mA), choose the parameter (e.g., VLN1), and set low and high values. The output will scale linearly between these values.

What are the digital input modes available?

Three modes: Digital Input (logic level read via Modbus), Pulse Input (counts incoming pulses), and Generator Input (saves energy values when input is logic-0).

How can I set up pulse output for energy metering?

In the Pulse Output Menu, select the desired energy type (e.g., Total Imported Active Energy). Configure the pulse width and rate. The device outputs one pulse per increment according to the rate.

What safety precautions should I follow during installation?

Only qualified personnel should install. Turn off the MPR-4 power before connecting the module. Ensure voltage levels match terminals. Avoid humid environments and never open the cover when powered.

Can I control the digital outputs remotely?

Yes, by selecting Remote Output mode, you can set the output logic level via Modbus register (H:0xA1) to trigger external devices.

What parameters can be assigned to analog outputs?

Parameters include phase-neutral/phase-phase voltages, phase/neutral currents (including demand), active/reactive/apparent power (phase and total), cos phi, and frequency.

How do I configure the pulse width for digital inputs?

In the Pulse Width Settings menu, select a minimum pulse width from 40 ms to 500 ms (9 options). Pulses shorter than this may not be counted, but can be recorded and sent recursively.

What is the difference between Alarm Based and Pulse Output mode?

In Alarm Based Output, the output goes to logic-0 when an alarm is triggered. In Pulse Output, the output generates pulses based on measured energy or other parameters.

Where can I find the full user manual for the MM-OG-26?

The manual is available as a free PDF download from notice-facile.com or the official ENTES website (www.entes.eu).

USER MANUAL MM-OG-26 ENTES

Pulse Output Menu
Σ+EA Q14 = Total Imported Active Energy (Q14)
Σ-EA Q23 = Total Exported Active Energy (Q23)
Σ+ER Q1 = Total Imported Reactive Energy in Zone 1
Σ-ER Q4 = Total Exported Reactive Energy in Zone 4
Σ+ER Q2 = Total Imported Reactive Energy in Zone 2
Σ-ER Q3 = Total Exported Reactive Energy in Zone 3
ΣES Q14 = Q14 Total Imported Apparent Energy
Σ-FS O23 = O23 Total Exported Apparent Energy
+FAI 1 = 1. Phase Active Energy (Import)
+EAL1 = 1. Phase Active Energy (Import) +EAL2 = 3. Phase Active Energy (Import)
+EAL2 = 2. Phase Active Energy (Import) +EAL3 = 3. Phase Active Energy (Import)
+EA LS = 3. Phase Active Energy (Import)
Pulse outputs produce one pulse per "Pulse width" period set in
accordance with the rate of increment for each "Pulse Rate". Duty
indicates the minimum waiting time between each pulse. If the interval
between triggered pulses is shorter than the minimum waiting time, pulses
are recorded to the device memory. These recorded pulses will be sent
recursively.
ANALOG OUTPUT MODULE
Device enables other devices to monitor and display measured values by transforming them to current data at intervals of (0-20) (4-20) (0-24) mA or to voltage data at intervals of (±5) (±10) (0-5) (0-10) V. There are 2 analog outputs in the device.
The device can perform outputs based on the parameters below:
VLN1, VLN2, VLN3, VLN4 (Phase-Neutral Voltage)
VENT, VENZ, VENS, VEN4 (V) (Phase-Neutral VUL1, VUL2, VUL3 0/0) (Phase Phase Voltages)
VEL1, VEL2, VEL3 (V) (Phase-Phase II.4, II.2, II.3, II.4 (A) (Phase Currents)
IL1, IL2, IL3, IL4 (A) (Phase Currents) IN (A) (Neutral Currents)
IN (A) (Neutral Currents)
IL1 DMN, IL2 DMN, IL3 DMN, IL4 DMN (A) (Phase
Current Demands)
IN DMN (A) (Neutral Current Demands)
P1. P2. P3 (kW) (Active Power)
Q1. Q2. Q3 (kVAr) (Reactive Po
S1 S2 S3 (kVA) (Apparent Power)
SP (kW) (Total Active Power)
SP (MP (kW) (Imported Active Power Total))
ZP IMP (KW) (Imported Active Power Total) ZP EXR (KW) (Exported Active Power Total)
ZP EXP (kW) (Exported Active Power SO (kVAr) (Total Reactive Power)
ZQ (kVAR) (Total Reactive Power)
ΣQ QUAD1, ΣQ QUAD2, ΣQ QUAD3, ΣQ
QUAD4 (kVAr) (Reactive Power in Different Zones)
ΣS (kVA) (Total Apparent Power)
ΣS IMP (kVA) (Total Imported Apparent Power)
ΣS EXP (kVA) (Total Exported Apparent Power
ΣP IMP D (kW) (Total Imported Active Power D
SP EXP D (kW) (Total Exported Active Power Demand
ΣS IMP D (kVA) (Total Imported Apparent Power Demand)
ΣS EXP D (kVA) (Total Exported Apparent Power Demand)
23 EXP-D (kVA) (Total Exported Apparent Power Demand) COSm1 (Cos Rbi Phase 1)
COSφ1 (Cos Phi Phase 1) COSφ2 (Cos Phi Phase 2)
COSφ2 (Cos Phi Phase 2)
COSφ3 (Cos Phi Phase 3)
ΣP COSφ (Total Cos Phi)
Hz (Hz) (Frequency)
For Example:
By navigating in the Settings Menu of the device, you
By navigating in the Octang's Menda of the device, y may make the following respective configurations:
Type: 0-30 mA
Type: 0-20 mA Resem (Resem
Param (Parameter): VLENT Low (Low Value): 90 V
Low (Low value): 90 V High (High Value): 200
High (High value): 300 V
After making the above configurations, analog output will be 2 mAhon ML4 units to 30 V and below used.
will be 0 mA when VL1 value is 90 V and below; and
analog output will be 20 mA when VL1 value is 300 V
and above.
If VLN1 is 220 V, this value will be;

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graph TD
    A["Alarm"] --> B["Alarm-1"]
    A --> C["Alarm-2"]
    A --> D["Alarm-Active"]
    B --> E["Switches to the settings, when Active/Active is found"]
    C --> E
    D --> E
    E --> F["Alarm Param."]
    F --> G["Alarm Limit"]
    G --> H["Upper Limit"]
    G --> I["Lower Limit"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style G fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style H fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style I fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

_Output=(20-0)x(220-90)(300-90)=12.38\ mA

graph TD
    A["Alarm Param."] --> B["Alarm Limit"]
    B --> C["Upper Limit"]
    C --> D["Lower Limit"]
    D --> E["Hysteresis (%)"]
    E --> F["On Delay (x)"]
    F --> G["Off Delay(s)"]
    G --> H["Output Port"]

    subgraph Upper Limit
        I1["1"] --> J1["low"]
        I2["2"] --> J2["low"]
        I3["3"] --> J3["low"]
        I4["4"] --> J4["low"]
        I5["5"] --> J5["low"]
        I6["6"] --> J6["low"]
        I7["7"] --> J7["low"]
        I8["8"] --> J8["low"]
        I9["9"] --> J9["low"]
        I10["10"] --> J10["low"]
    end

    subgraph Lower Limit
        J1 --> K1["moderate"]
        J2 --> L1["moderate"]
        J3 --> M1["moderate"]
        J4 --> N1["moderate"]
        J5 --> O1["moderate"]
        J6 --> P1["moderate"]
        J7 --> Q1["moderate"]
    end

    subgraph Hysteresis
        R1["1"] --> S1["high"]
        R2["2"] --> S2["high"]
        R3["3"] --> S3["high"]
        R4["4"] --> S4["high"]
        R5["5"] --> S5["high"]
        R6["6"] --> S6["high"]
        R7["7"] --> S7["high"]
        R8["8"] --> S8["high"]
        R9["9"] --> S9["high"]
    end

    subgraph Output Port
        T1["1"] --> U1["low"]
        T2["2"] --> U2["low"]
        T3["3"] --> U3["low"]
        T4["4"] --> U4["low"]
        T5["5"] --> U5["low"]
        T6["6"] --> U6["low"]
        T7["7"] --> U7["low"]
        T8["8"] --> U8["low"]
    end

    style Upper Limit fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Lower Limit fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Hysteresis fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

Note: The contact resistance at ohmic load (e.g.: Incandescent bulb, Resistance devices) is 5A. It is recommended to use a contactor if the inductive load e.g.: AC motor, fluorescent, etc.) or capacitive load (e.g.: Led Drivers, UPS, Fluorescent (Electronic Ballast), etc.) switch. Otherwise adhesion may occur in relay contacts.
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A7610/Rev.3 01.12.2019

MPR-4 SERİSİ MODÜLLERİ

E/NTES

MM-OG-26; 2 DİJITAL GİRİŞ, 2 DİJITAL ÇIKİŞ, 2 ANALOG ÇIKİŞ, 2 RÖLE ÇIKİŞLI MODÜL MM-OG-04; 2 ANALOG ÇIKİŞ, 2 RÖLE ÇIKİŞLI MODÜL

IN (A) (Not Atm) IL 1 DMN IL 2 DMN

IL1 DMN, IL2 DMN, IL3 DMN, IL4DMN (A) (Paz A. Dema. IN DMN (A) (NI) Alex Respond)

IN DMN (A) (Notr Akim Der

P1, P2, P3 (kW) (Aktif Güç)

Q1, Q2, Q3 (kVAr) (Reaktif Güç)

COSφ1 (Cos Phi Faz 1)

COSφ2 (Cos Phi Faz 2)

COSφ3 (Cos Phi Faz 3)

ΣP COSφ (Toplam Cos Phi)

Hz (Hz) (Frekans)

WARNING : Installation of this device must be carried out only by qualified personnel. Please read this manual carefully before installation. 1. Before connecting the module, turn off the power of the MPR4 series Analyzer device. If the module is plugged in when the MPR4 is powered, the device will not recognize the module

1. Before connecting the device, make sure you turn off the power line connecting to the device on the panel.

2. Before connecting the device, by controlling the back panel of the device, make sure the device is connected to the right power terminals with matching voltage levels.

3. You should not connect the device to the network if it is malfunctioning.

4. In order to prevent electrical damage, avoid humid environments and operate the device far from water.

5. Never open the cover of the device when powered

6. Always use in the suggested supply voltage range

The following table

Digital Inputs

There are 2 digital options for MM-OG-26 only.

Input Parameter Settings

1. Digital Input: If you select this feature, logical input value will be used. By reading the value in Modbus register (H : 0xA0), you can understand whether the device is on logic-1 or logic-0 input level.

2.Pulse Input: If you select this feature, incoming pulses to the input will be

counted. 3.Generator Input: If you select this feature, energy values are saved to the generator register, when the input level is logic-0.

Pulse Width Setting

Minimum amount of time required to make the device count the number of pulses are set in accordance with the values below:

1. 40 milliseconds
2. 60 milliseconds
3. 80 milliseconds
4. 80 milliseconds
5. 60 milliseconds
6. 100 milliseconds
7. 500 milliseconds

Pulse Input Menu

In this menu, you can activate the Pulse-Meter. If pulses on the input are in line with the value assigned via "Pulse Width Settings" menu, the Pulse-Meter should increase based on these settings. You can view active "Pulse-Meters" on the main menu in the presence of the pulse at input

graph TD
    A["Input"] --> B["ESC"]
    B --> C["Micro"]
    C --> D["ESC"]
    D --> E["Micro"]
    E --> F["ESC"]
    F --> G["Micro"]
    G --> H["ESC"]
    H --> I["Micro"]
    I --> J["ESC"]
    J --> K["Micro"]
    K --> L["ESC"]
    L --> M["Micro"]
    M --> N["ESC"]
    N --> O["Micro"]
    O --> P["ESC"]
    P --> Q["Micro"]
    Q --> R["ESC"]
    R --> S["Micro"]
    S --> T["ESC"]
    T --> U["Micro"]
    U --> V["ESC"]
    V --> W["Micro"]
    W --> X["ESC"]
    X --> Y["Micro"]
    Y --> Z["ESC"]
    Z --> AA["Micro"]
    AA --> AB["ESC"]
    AB --> AC["Micro"]
    AC --> AD["ESC"]
    AD --> AE["Micro"]
    AE --> AF["ESC"]
    AF --> AG["Micro"]
    AG --> AH["ESC"]
    AH --> AI["Micro"]
    AI --> AJ["ESC"]
    AJ --> AK["Micro"]
    AK --> AL["ESC"]
    AL --> AM["Micro"]
    AM --> AN["ESC"]
    AN --> AO["Micro"]
    AO --> AP["ESC"]
    AP --> AQ["Micro"]
    AQ --> AR["ESC"]
    AR --> AS["Micro"]
    AS --> AT["ESC"]
    AT --> AU["Micro"]
    AU --> AV["ESC"]
    AV --> AW["Micro"]
    AW --> AX["ESC"]
    AX --> AY["Micro"]
    AY --> AZ["ESC"]
    AZ --> BA["Micro"]
    BA --> BB["ESC"]
    BB --> BC["Micro"]
    BC --> BD["ESC"]
    BD --> BE["Micro"]
    BE --> BF["ESC"]
    BF --> BG["Micro"]
    BG --> BH["ESC"]
    BH --> BI["Micro"]
    BI --> BJ["ESC"]
    BJ --> BK["Micro"]
    BK --> BL["ESC"]
    BL --> BM["Micro"]
    BM --> BN["ESC"]
    BN --> BO["Micro"]
    BO --> BP["ESC"]
    BP --> BQ["Micro"]
    BQ --> BR["ESC"]
    BR --> BS["Micro"]
    BS --> BT["ESC"]
    BT --> BU["Micro"]
    BU --> BV["ESC"]
    BV --> BW["Micro"]
    BW --> BX["ESC"]
    BX --> BY["Micro"]
    BY --> BZ["ESC"]
    BZ --> CA["Micro"]
    CA --> CB["ESC"]
    CB --> CC["Micro"]
    CC --> CD["ESC"]
    CD --> CE["Micro"]
    CE --> CF["ESC"]
    CF --> CG["Micro"]
    CG --> CH["ESC"]
    CH --> CI["Micro"]
    CI --> CJ["ESC"]
    CJ --> CK["Micro"]
    CK --> CL["ESC"]
    CL --> CM["Micro"]
    CM --> CN["ESC"]
    CN --> CO["Micro"]
    CO --> CP["ESC"]
    CP --> CQ["Micro"]
    CQ --> CR["ESC"]
    CR --> CS["Micro"]
    CS --> CT["ESC"]
    CT --> CU["Micro"]
    CU --> CV["ESC"]
    CV --> CW["Micro"]

graph TD
    A["The number of parameters in this menu may vary based on the number of Digital Outputs in the Module"] --> B["Outputs"]
    B --> C["ESC"]
    C --> D["SET"]
    D --> E["Output_1"]
    E --> F["ESC"]
    F --> G["SET"]
    G --> H["Output_2"]
    H --> I["ESC"]
    I --> J["SET"]
    J --> K["Pulse"]
    K --> L["V1"]
    L --> M["Alarm"]
    M --> N["V1"]
    N --> O["Remote"]

graph TD
    A["Input"] --> B["Input-1"]
    B --> C["ESC"]
    C --> D["SET"]
    D --> E["Pulse Input"]
    E --> F["ESC"]
    F --> G["SET"]
    G --> H["Input-1 Rate"]
    H --> I["ESC"]
    I --> J["SET"]
    J --> K["Active"]
    K --> L["Passive"]
    L --> M["00000"]
    N["Number of parameters in this menu may vary based on the number of digital inputs in the Module"] --> A
    O["Input Rate Menu is only visible for inputs with Activated Pulse Feature"] --> H

graph TD
    A["SET"] --> B["ESC"]
    B --> C["Output"]
    C --> D["ESC"]
    D --> E["Output Parameter"]
    E --> F["ESC"]
    F --> G["Disable"]
    G --> H["S-EA Q14"]
    H --> I["Z-EA Q23"]
    I --> J["Z-ER Q1"]
    J --> K["Z-ER Q4"]
    K --> L["Z-ER Q2"]
    L --> M["Z-ER Q3"]
    M --> N["EES Q14"]
    N --> O["S-EB Q23"]
    O --> P["-EAL1"]
    P --> Q["-EAL2"]
    Q --> R["-EAL3"]
    B --> S["ESC"]
    S --> T["Pulse Rate"]
    T --> U["ESC"]
    U --> V["S-BT"]
    V --> W["ESC"]
    W --> X["ESC"]
    X --> Y["S-BT"]
    Y --> Z["1"]
    Z --> AA["Sup 0.00"]
    AA --> AB["Sale 0.00"]
    AB --> AC["ESC"]
    AC --> AD["S-BT"]
    AD --> AE["ESC"]
    AE --> AF["S-BT"]
    AF --> AG["ESC"]
    AG --> AH["S-BT"]
    AH --> AI["ESC"]
    AI --> AJ["S-BT"]
    AJ --> AK["ESC"]
    AK --> AL["S-BT"]
    AL --> AM["Sale 0.00"]

Digital Outputs

There are 2 digital outputs for MM-OG-26 only..

Output Parameter Settings

1. Pulse Output: "Pulse Output" in the Settings display is activated and the pulse output of the device is adjusted based on the parameters you set.
2. Alarm Based Output: When an alarm is created, the output of the logic level will be set to zero.
3. Remote Output: By assigning a value to Modbus register (H : 0xA1), the output level is set to logic-0 or logic-1. By doing so, you can change the remote output and trigger an external device.

This menu is only active for devices which has pulse output feature.