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Figure 4 – Elementary Conveyor Control 
 

 Operating sequence: 
1. Start button picks 1M coil and speed sensor. 
2. 1M and SS contacts close to hold 1M and speed sensor. 
3. Motor starts. If correct speed is reached before timeout, SS contacts remain closed ; otherwise SS opens, 1M drops, motor stops. 
4. If speed sensor is set for underspeed detection and machine slows below setpoint, SS opens, 1M drops, and motor stops. 
5. If speed sensor is set for overspeed detection and machine speed exceeds setpoint, SS opens, 1M drops, and motor stops.

6.0  OPERATION

6.1 

Preliminary circuit tests. 

If all connections are made as shown on the 

connection diagram, above, the system should be 
ready for power. To ensure proper wiring, perform a  
visual inspection and ring-out before power is 
applied for the first time.  

6.2 

Setup Procedure 

If the speed sensor contacts are interlocking the 

RUN circuit as shown in Figure 4, they should be 

jumpered or bypassed until the sensor is set up. 
Select the operating range by moving the J5 jumper 
to the proper setting. Do not remove the J2 jumper 
or move it from the “run” position as erratic 
operation may occur. 

6.2.1  Under Speed Detection 

Move the J4 jumper to the lower (underspeed) 

location. If startup delay is desired, rotate the 
startup delay control to the desired time. Set the 

Summary of Contents for 250

Page 1: ...between mark passes exceeds the set point the rotating machine is running too slow the relay on the speed sensor board will de energize operating the alarm or shutdown circuit With the speed sensor b...

Page 2: ...ed applications 60 PPM and under and one for high speed applications greater than 60 PPM 3 0 APPLICATION INFORMATION 3 1 Speed Range The model 250 senses three speed ranges from 15 to 3600 PPM with a...

Page 3: ...ley divide by the number of marks and scribe a line on the circumference at that measurement Then scribe a line from that measurement to the center of the shaft Mount the second mark at the intersecti...

Page 4: ...a relatively vibration free location and must be accessible for adjustments The mounting location should also be protected from mechanical damage 5 0 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION Connect the sense head wi...

Page 5: ...Preliminary circuit tests If all connections are made as shown on the connection diagram above the system should be ready for power To ensure proper wiring perform a visual inspection and ring out be...

Page 6: ...nery and leave the sensor energized carefully either disconnect the red lead coming from the sense head from the terminal board on the speed sensor or short the white and red sense head leads at the s...

Page 7: ...ates normally the speed sensor board or relay may be defective and may need replacement 7 2 Field Service A field service engineer is available upon request to aid in installation startup and instruct...

Page 8: ...COL R un Te st 25 20 5 10 Mag Con Engineering 15 Startup Delay Model 250 Speed Sensor OVER UNDER 60 300 PPM 15 60 PPM 300 3600 PPM 10 0 20 30 90 100 70 80 40 50 7 60 6 5 4 F1 1 4A TB2 3 2 1 3 2 1 TB1...

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