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Millennium Controller Replacement Guide

This document provides information about replacing components for a Millennium Controller field replacement, including: 1. A list of basic replacement components for the controller display module, power supply, expansion modules, and cables. 2. High-level instructions for removing the controller display module and installing a new one. 3. Specifications for the controller, including power input, operating temperature, and programming options.

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Millennium Controller Replacement Guide

This document provides information about replacing components for a Millennium Controller field replacement, including: 1. A list of basic replacement components for the controller display module, power supply, expansion modules, and cables. 2. High-level instructions for removing the controller display module and installing a new one. 3. Specifications for the controller, including power input, operating temperature, and programming options.

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Revised 2012-10-30
Section 50

Millennium Controller–Field Replacement

Contents:
· Replacement Component List

· Basic Removal / Replacement


Instructions

· Product Support while supplies last

Basic Components
The MC Series consists of a Display Module, a Power Supply with con-
necting cable, and optional expansion modules and cables.
Controller Display PC Module (head) Optional Accessory
MCH-V-T (VDX): 586 compatible processor (50702957), 100 MHz; 8MB MCCP: Hold up capacitor package (for 12 VDC cranking battery
RAM; VFD Display. (replaces MCH-V-M, MCH-L-M, MCH-V-M) systems) (50700326)
Power Supply I/O Expansion Module
MCPS-A2: two analog outputs (50700307) (replaces MCPS-NA, MCPS- C267: 8 Digital Inputs, 7 Analog Inputs, 8 Discrete Outputs (50701940)
A1)
C277: 18 Thermocouples/ 4-20 mA (50701936)
Cable Assembly C287: Four 4-20 mA inputs, Four 4-2-mA outputs (50701944)
MCCA72: Power Supply cable assembly (50700370)

MC Series General Specifications


Power Input: 10-32 VDC, 26 watts maximum. Programming: PC-based Ladder Logic.
Operating Temp.: -40 to 85°C (-40 to185°F) base unit w/VFD -40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F).

MCH Removal
1. Loosen all connecting screws for communication ports. These are
located on the side and bottom of head. Failure to do so will result in
damage.
2. Loosen and remove all four (4) mounting screws. Once completed, safe
removal of MCH can be completed.
3. Install new head. Install and tighten mounting screws, then reconnect all
removed communication port connections. MODBUS RTU I/O Expansion
Module -- Any mix of modules may be added.
Dimensions
Display Module Expansion Module

Power Supply

Configuration and Programming/Software


ISaGRAF 3.4 256 (WD16) –Ladder logic (IEC-61131-3) programming and monitoring software for up to 256 tag names
ISaGRAF 3.4 (WDL) –Ladder logic (IEC-61131-3) programming and monitoring software for unlimited number of tag names
MTools –Display, set point, and alarm screen configuration, initial and default value setting, Modbus register map creation and file transfer utilities.
MTransfer - free download software for loading Millennium .PRJ files.

Notes:
• Programming download is required to MCH-V-T (VDX) for appli- •Millennium literature and manuals are available on our website
cation to function properly. Visit our website at http://www.fwmur- http://www.fwmurphy.com/discprodlit/.
phy.com/software/. Look for instructions using MTransfer for the
Millennium.
•Jumper configurable I/O is selected for your application. Please
refer to application drawings for jumper configuration. Also use
Installation Manual for description on how to move jumpers for I/O
selectability. Most utilized are the discreet inputs on the MCPS-A2
and the C277 expansion I/O module.

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