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10.3 REMOTE CODED ALARM FUNCTION  

 

The VIP5 controller has the ability to use a remote pulsed coded alarm contact. 

Every time the VIP5 control enters an alarm condition, the remote alarm relay contact is activated. 

Most alarm contacts are simply a NC or NO contact that gives a remote system indication that the local controller is in a 

fault condition. 

 

Additionally, the VIP5 can trigger the alarm according to the alarm code being generated and allow a remote PLC (or even a 

remote LAMP signal) to read the number of the alarm being generated. 

 

This is done by pulsing the alarm relay in 500ms bursts with a 2000ms gap between each signal burst. 

 

The timing chart below shows how to interface the logic with your PLC. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

 

Supply voltage (see note par.5.1) 

110V

~

  - 230

V~

 - 400V~ - 460V~ 

Power Consumption 

2 W (In Stop) - 10 W (In Start) 

Temperature Operating Range  

- 5 

°

C ÷ + 70 

°

C  

Permissible Temperature storage range  

- 20°C ÷ + 80 °C) 

Operating Relative Humidity 

90% max 

Frequency 

50/60 Hz 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 

 

VIP05

 

has been designed not to require any regular maintenance. We recommend to occasionally cleaning the unit with a 

damp cloth, not using solvents  

 

The battery life is approximately 10 years. In the event that the battery needs to be replaced you should note that there are 

two possible battery types. 

a)

 

A Soldered type battery that must be removed and re-soldered. 

     This type of battery can be obtained from Panasonic PART NUMBER BT-CR2032-H,

 

easily purchased all over the world. 

b)

 

The replaceable type battery can be simply removed and replaced. 

    This type of battery can be obtained from Panasonic PART NUMBER CR2032, easily purchased all over the world.  

 

Alarm code= number of (T1+T2)

 

T1= 500ms = alarm contact activation time

 

T2= 500ms = alarm contact deactivation time

 

TWait= 2000ms= pause time before repetition of same alarm code

 

 

Note

To ensure that seal of the casing is guaranteed alone use appropriate cable glands that provide 

adequate protection. If the cable glands are not sufficient in number for your configuration, use a multi-
connector solution and a cabling harness that will ensure adequate sealing and avoid torsion and voltage 
on the cable.

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for VIP5 Plus

Page 1: ...ANEL 7 OPERATING MODE 8 CYCLE MONITORING 9 SETUP PROGRAMMING 10 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS 11 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 12 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES 13 DISPOSAL PROCEDURES 14 ORDERING INFORMATION 15 MOVING AN...

Page 2: ...CATION CYCLE In this manual the LUBRICATION PHASE and LUBRICATION CYCLE refer to the specific instances when the lubrication pump is operating to provide lubrication in a system The LUBRICATION CYCLE...

Page 3: ...l monitoring Ability to control line invertor valves for dual line systems with pneumatic or electromagnetic actuators Ability to power input and output circuits using different power sources Ability...

Page 4: ...ition Control Type determines what kind of control signal Single Line Dual Line Injectors Alternatively a Timer only setting means no monitoring will occur Delay time Is how long to wait for the signa...

Page 5: ...onments with high levels of vibration or in the vicinity of flammable substances Always use the four fixing points as indicated in the diagram For installation use the holes shown in the previous para...

Page 6: ...ct load 2 2 NO dial contact NO 2 3 V inv SPST NO 30 A 250Vac 20 A 28Vdc inverter command line 2 direct load 2 4 NO dial contact NO As indicated on the electrical diagram of equipment Part 1327290 it i...

Page 7: ...equipped with galvanic insulator If you want to enter with active signals whose 24V alimentation is taken outside the framework is necessary to remove the connections on CN11 1 and CN11 2 In this case...

Page 8: ...connect micro switches or clean contacts inputs equipped by creating a terminals for the positive power supply and the relative input P IN you must make a link between and IN after that connect the 2...

Page 9: ...17 24 Vdc input Vio P2 Second sensor input for system monitoring pressure 2 pressure switch dual line Boost for cycle SEP 18 IN input P 19 IN input N 20 0 Vdc input Vio 21 24 Vdc input Vio Min level...

Page 10: ...power contactor 2 0 V 3 Vint Positive power Power tab 1639187 24Vdc input power supply to control board 4 Vint Negative power Location Signal level Function Note Block Num CN5 1 IN Input button ENTER...

Page 11: ...breaker that is easy accessible must be used in the wiring of the pump Ensure the break contact has a contact distance of at least 3 mm The power connections and pump must have armoured insulation un...

Page 12: ...Pump OFF Stand by Shows parameter and values during set up or status and counters during normal operation Hardware Reset Button OK Exit from setup menu saving changes Product Identification Label on s...

Page 13: ...d lubrication Phase determined by Cycle Counter CYCLE Cnt 1 PAUSE Cnt 0 The Lubrication Phase is Suspended if no external signals are recieved within a time specified by the suspend Timer SUSPEND T 0...

Page 14: ...Lubrication Phases Note that if Each Lubrication Phase comprises two or more Lubrication Cycles then the total cycles performed will be equal to the Lubrication Cycles multiplied by the Prelube Cycles...

Page 15: ...MP PUMP POWER POWER RESET BUTTON Fig 10 Fig 9 1 DL DUAL LINE Dual Line cycles generally use two pressure switches connected to P1 and P2 The VIP5 Plus starts the pump and must see that P1 switch is cl...

Page 16: ...E PUMP MINIMUM LEVEL ULTRASENSOR P1 POWER Fig 12 Fig 11 3 PS PRESSURE SWITCH Pressure switch monitoring is typically used in injector system The VIP5 Plus will monitor input P1 to verify that it is an...

Page 17: ...ode hold the Mode button for 5 seconds The Up and Down keys allow scrolling through the parameters By pressing the Mode button again the indicated parameter value can be modified by using the Up and D...

Page 18: ...not a pressure spike 0s 2min X X X X X With FLOW mode time that alarm condition must exist before being reported X SUSPEND T 1s In Pulse Mode will suspend the Lubrication Phase if a signal is not rec...

Page 19: ...um Flow Setting 0 0 6000 X ALARM Standard How REMOTE ALARM is managed X X X X X X X X Relay is powered off during alarm Standard Relay is powered On during alarm Inverted Coded alarm is signalling Cod...

Page 20: ...here are no leaks ALARM 08 PAUSE TIMEOUT In TOUT Count Mode no external signal has been received for the Timeout period setting Verify external switch is operating ALARM 09 HI LEVEL MAX level is prese...

Page 21: ...60 Hz 12 MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES VIP05 has been designed not to require any regular maintenance We recommend to occasionally cleaning the unit with a damp cloth not using solvents The battery life is a...

Page 22: ...verter 24V DC C VIP5 PLUS Power supply 460V Inverter 24V DC D VIP5 PLUS Power supply 110V Inverter 110V E VIP5 PLUS Power supply 230V Inverter 230V 15 MOVING AND SHIPPING Use suitable padded packaging...

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