Miura BP-201 Troubleshooting guide

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BP-201 Quick Startup Guide
Disclaimer: This guide is to be used as a supplement to the Start-up Operation Manual for the
BP-201 and should not be used as a replacement for the Start-up Manual. Please refer to the
Start-up operation manual for the BP-201 for full start-up instructions.
Step 1: Check to ensure the BP-201 is installed correctly and is wired to all applicable
equipment (ex: WP2, Boilers, Cellular MOM).
Step 2: Set all equipment ID settings on each piece of equipment. See table below.

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Step 3: Turn power on to all BP-201 connected equipment (Do not turn on BP-201). Ensure
local boiler pressure settings are set to a higher value than the setting the BP-201 is going to be
set to.
Step 4: With power still secured to BP-201 check the switch settings according to instructions
below. Refer to the BP-201 startup manual for detailed setting information:
NET_No: Set both DIP switches to OFF
ID_NO. Settings:
•For a system with one BP set the dial to 90.
•For a system with two BP panels set one panel to 90 and the second panel to 91

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Initialize Settings: Similar to boiler initialize settings. Turn all three DIP switches OFF
Function Settings:
1: OFF 2: ON 3: OFF 4: ON 5: OFF 6: OFF 7: OFF

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Step 5: Turn on power to the BP-201. Check to ensure the following is displayed:
Step 6: Register the BP to the MOM-T or MOM-RT laptop (running MOM version 1.7.19 or
higher) and plug the laptop into port CN2-2 on the BP-201 CPU board. Refer to image below:

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Step 7: Turn on the maintenance switch (SW6) on the BP-201 and enable the “save setting via
communication” setting option. See images below:

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Step 8: Using the MOM-T/RT laptop click device setting, setting change, then select the BP-201
that is to be started. See image below.

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Step 9: Select the Unit Setting option, select US or SI and then click the write button. When you
change the units, the pattern settings and steam capacity settings will default to the initial
values. See image below:

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Step 10: Return to the main setting screen by hitting the cancel button. Then Click the BP-201
Setting option. Set data in “Set 1” and “Set 2” menu’s according to tables below:
If you are using a single steam header (single pressure system) then you can disregard the
System 2 (SYS 2) settings.

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Set CTRL pattern OPR based on the preferred setting.

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Set this to the number of
the first boiler in the
system. For a single
pressure system this would
be “1”
Set this to the total
number of boilers in the
system

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Set this to the total steaming
capacity of the system.
Ex. two LX-300 boilers
10,350 x 2 = 20,700
Round up to nearest hundreds
Set to “2”.
“0” and “1” are currently not
used in this software revision

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Set to “1”
Only “1” is used in the North
American Market
Set the pressure
sensor range:
Set to “2”
1: 128 psi
2: 276 psi
3: 414 psi

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Set the upper limit for
the control range
setting. This limits
how high the
customer can set the
pressure range.
The standard setting is
probably sufficient.
Set the lower limit for the
control range setting. This limits
how low the customer can set
the pressure range.
The standard setting is 7 psi. If
the setting is too low and the
loads vary, a small range may
cause hunting and overshoot.

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1. Set the Date
2. Set the MOM phone number
or ip address (cellular MOM)
3. Click “Apply to all”
4. Click “Write” to save to settings to the BP-201

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Step 12: Press the write button to write all the settings that were entered in step 11. Press the
cancel button to return to the main setting screen. Then select the “HRCY DISP” menu followed
by the “HRCY code(A) Simple SET” menu. See image below:

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Boilers will be registered into the hierarchy according to the numbering scheme below:
Step 14: Click the write option. Then select the “W-EQPT” menu and set the information
according to the picture below.
Boiler 1: 0101
Boiler 2: 0201

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Step 16: Select cancel to return to the main setting menu. Then select the “Contact IN” menu.
Input the settings for the BP-201 pressure switch contact according to the image below. Any
additional optional contact inputs will be configured on this page if they are equipped:

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Step 18: Turn the maintenance switch off, ensure BP-201 starts up and is like the image below.
Note: If only one system is programed into BP-201 there will be only one pressure indication.
See image below.

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Step 19: Set touch screen settings (PRO distribution, Control function, Alarm pressure & Load
following). See images below.