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Fixed Spot Thermometers

SPOT Actuator

Contents

1.1 About the SPOT Actuator

System Components

3.1 Power Requirements

3.2 EMC Requirements

3.3 Water Supply Requirements

3.4 Installation Drawings

Operating Instructions

4.1 Configuring your SPOT Thermometer to work with the Actuator

4.2 Controlling the Actuator

4.3 Control by PLC using the analogue cable

4.4 Control from the Remote

4.5 Ethernet Control

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Summary of Contents for SPOT ACTUATOR

Page 1: ...SPOT Actuator i Q U A L I T Y C U S T O M E R S O L U T I O N S SPOT ACTUATOR USER GUIDE PUBLICATION NO 812250 LANGUAGE ENGLISH ISSUE 6 DATE 06 AUGUST 2020...

Page 2: ...sensitive devices Equipment Operation Use of this instrument in a manner not specified by AMETEK Land may be hazardous Read and understand the user documentation supplied before installing and operat...

Page 3: ...r Repair If you need to return goods for repair please contact our Customer Service Department for details of the correct returns procedure Any item returned to AMETEK Land should be adequately packag...

Page 4: ...Requirements 3 1 3 3 Water Supply Requirements 3 1 3 4 Installation Drawings 3 3 4 Operating Instructions 4 1 4 1 Configuring your SPOT Thermometer to work with the Actuator 4 1 4 2 Controlling the A...

Page 5: ...h the profile It is capable of operating in automatic or operator controlled modes to suit the needs of an individual aluminium plant Compact quick and easily configurable the SPOT Actuator is also de...

Page 6: ...n a suitable location via the 4 x 8 5mm mounting holes Refer to the Installation Drawing Fig Unscrew the two M8 x 16 Hex Screws with spring washers and plain washers in order to attach the SPOT Water...

Page 7: ...Purge 808015 Attach to the Actuator via the two M8 x 16 Hex Screws and washers Refer to the SPOT Light Purge Installation Guide supplied for instructions on fitting the SPOT pyrometer into the purge A...

Page 8: ...es Actuator Ethernet Cable 812033 M12 Ethernet M F D Coded Cable 0 5m Used to connect the Actuator to the digital input output of the pyrometer Actuator Analogue Cable 812037 0 5m M F Analogue Cable U...

Page 9: ...f power can be connected at once The Actuator and SPOT require a power supply rated to at last 30W 3 2 EMC Requirements The Actuator must not be installed in a residential location Ideally the Actuato...

Page 10: ...mmended for the sake of environmental protection and cost savings 3 3 2 Water Temperature The graph below shows different conditions of water temperature and flow rate The case temperature must be kep...

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Page 15: ...n for the Actuator ensure that it can move freely through its full range of angular movement as shown in this diagram The Actuator can be used in any orientation In areas open to personnel safety barr...

Page 16: ...n for the Actuator ensure that it can move freely through its full range of angular movement as shown in this diagram The Actuator can be used in any orientation In areas open to personnel safety barr...

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Page 19: ...ent If the actuator is being used with an application thermometer such as the SPOT ALEQS it is advisable to set a minimum expected emissivity on the Settings App page of the SPOT Webserver This will p...

Page 20: ...veral different ways Analogue Only 1 cable The PLC triggers the scan with a 24V digital signal and reads the 4 to 20mA temperature signal from the SPOT Analogue and Remote As above also local control...

Page 21: ...ad scan data using Modbus TCP or the Actuator Webserver Ethernet and Remote As above also local control Digital Cable Power over Ethernet Optional local control to switch on the LED trigger a scan and...

Page 22: ...ally draw 25W mA Out mA Out The current SPOT temperature can be read just as if the cable was connected directly to the instrument Relay 1a Relay 1b The relay is normally open unless the actuator is i...

Page 23: ...lculate and align with a hot region at the end of the scan The bar of LEDs shows the current position of the actuator within the set scan range The LED is normally green flashing slowly The flash rate...

Page 24: ...it is also possible to connect to the SPOT thermometer either by Modbus TCP or to its Webserver The SPOT and Actuator are both Modbus slaves servers and have separate IP addresses 4 5 1 Control from...

Page 25: ...or A firmware update package is available from www landinst com The Scan option on the I O menu of the SPOT thermometer must be set and the 4mA and 20mA temperature limits matched to those of the actu...

Page 26: ...band of temperatures in the profile When calculating the hottest band the system takes into account both the maximum temperature within the band and the width of the band itself therefore a wide secti...

Page 27: ...percentage of maximum temperature Interval Used in conjunction with the Interval Trigger option this defines the time interval in seconds at which a scan will begin after the previous scan The defaul...

Page 28: ...off and on again in order for the settings to be implemented If the IP address is set incorrectly such that you can no longer connect to the Actuator over Ethernet factory settings can be restored us...

Page 29: ...tuator to use a different range if required for interaction with other connecting devices IP The IP address of the SPOT ALEQS Thermometer If this is set correctly the SPOT Webserver can be accessed fr...

Page 30: ...ll settings and outputs are configured as Modbus Holding Registers as for the SPOT thermometer The settings table is shown on the following pages The SPOT Actuator uses standard Modbus TCP protocol wi...

Page 31: ...n the data is analysed to find the hotspot position the centre of the hottest hot spot This register is updated and the actuator moved to that position 8 ScanMinTemp r The minimum value of the most re...

Page 32: ...he ScanInterval 26 Scan Go Command rw 0 Set Scan Go to 1 to initiate a scan It is set to 0 automatically on scan completion 27 ScanStart rw 300 The start and end positions of the scan 28 ScanEnd rw 90...

Page 33: ...calibrated to steps of 0 1 degree per second Range 10 200 38 MinWidth rw 3 In Extrusion Mode a hot object must be above the threshold value for at least MinWidth adjacent positions to be identified a...

Page 34: ...OT thermometer when the actuator is not scanning During a scan this register is not updated 54 Not used 55 57 Serial Number 6 r The LAND serial number of the actuator 100 1299 ScanBuffer r Temperature...

Page 35: ...Thermometers User Guide SPOT Actuator To remove power from the Actuator and prevent unexpected movement disconnect the Digital and Analogue cables from the Actuator to the Control System shown below...

Page 36: ...Clearance 400mm Diameter Settings Scan range hotspot location or billet scan remote or automatic triggering and speed site orientation network and display configuration Remote Optional available with...

Page 37: ...ty 18 months Accessories Range of accessories available including Water Cooled Mounting and Light Purge 6 1 Water Cooled Mounting Plate Specification Accessories Range of accessories available includi...

Page 38: ...utions to meet your unique applications Enhancing user skills by providing access to product and application experts AMETEK Land s global service network provides unparalleled after sales services to...

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