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4

Requirements  for  product  use

Warning

Depending  on  the  functions  of  the  machine/system,  the  manipulation  of  signal
statuses  can  cause  serious  injury  to  human  beings  and  material  damage.
· Note  that  if  the  switching  characteristics  of  the  switching  outputs  are  modi

fied  in  the  EDIT  mode,  the  new  status  will  be  effective  immediately.

· Activate  the  password  protection  (security  code)  in  order  to  prevent  uninten

tional  modification  by  unauthorised  third  parties  (see  section  6  under  EDIT
mode).

Note

Improper  handling  can  result  in  malfunctions.
· Make  sure  that  the  following  specifications  are  always  observed  in  order  to

ensure  correct  and  safe  use  of  the  product.

· Compare  the  limit  values  specified  in  these

operating  instructions  with  your  actual  application
(e.g.  operating  media,  pressures,  forces,  torques,
temperatures,  masses,  speeds,  voltages).

· Take  into  consideration  the  ambient  conditions  at

the  location  of  use.

· Please  comply  with  national  and  local  safety  laws

and  regulations.

LF−...

LR−...

Fig.6

· Remove  all  transport  packing  such  as 

protective  wax,  foils  (polyamide),  caps
(polyethylene),  cardboard  boxes.  The  packing 
is  intended  for  recycling  (except  for:  oiled 
paper  =  general  waste).

· Use  the  product  in  its  original  state.  Unauthorised

modification  is  not  permitted.

[°C]

[%]

[mbar]

Fig.7

· Observe  the  warnings  and  instructions  on  the  product 

and  in  the  relevant  operating  instructions.

· Ensure  that  the  compressed  air  is  properly  prepared 

(see  section  Technical  data").

· Pressurise  your  entire  system  slowly.  This  ensures  that  there  will  not  be  any

uncontrolled  movements.

5

Installation

5.1 Mechanical

Note

· Installation  and  commissioning  may  only  be  performed  in  accordance  with  the

operating  instructions  and  by  qualified  personnel.

· Handle  the  VPPM−...C1  with  care  so  that  the  electrical  connection  is  not  dam

aged.  This  could  lead  to  an  impairment  of  operational  reliability.

· Make  sure  there  is  sufficient  space  for  the  cable

connection  and  tube  couplings.  This  prevents  the
connecting  cable  from  being  bent.

· Place  the  VPPM−...C1  as  near  as  possible  to  the

consuming  device.  This  leads  to  improved  control
precision  and  shorter  response  times.

Fig.8

Wall  mounting  (in−line  valve)

· Fasten  the  VPPM−...C1  in  the  intended  position 

with  two  M4  screws.  In  order  to  do  this  use  angle
bracket  type  VAME−P1−A  (see  diagram).  When
mounting  the  VPPM  with  the  aid  of  the  bracket,  the
VPPM−...C1  may  only  be  loaded  statically  (torque:
1.0  Nm).

Fig.9

H−rail  mounting  (in−line  valve)

· Mount  the  H−rail  adaptor  on  the  VPPM−...C1  using  the  screws  included 

(

x

":  M4  x  65, 

¼

":  M4  x  77)  (tightening  torque  approx.  1.5  Nm).

· Hang  the  VPPM−...  onto  the  H−rail.
· Secure  the  VPPM...C1  with  the  retaining  screws  of  the  H−rail  adapter  (tightening

torque  1.5  Nm).

Ó

Ó

Ó

Ó

Ó

Ó

Ô

Ô

1

2

3

4

5

1

H−rail  adapter 
type  VAME−P1−T

2

VPPM−...C1

3

Mounting  screws  M4

4

H−rail

5

H−rail  clamping  unit

Fig.10

Sub−base  mounting  (flanged  valve)

· Fasten  the  VPPM−...C1 

2

  on  the  pneumatic

manifold  rail  type  VABM−P1−SF−G18−... 

1

.

· Tighten  the  mounting  screws 

3

  (tightening  torque

1.5  Nm).

Fig.11

1

2

3

5.2 Pneumatic  (in−line  valve)

· Remove  the  covers  from  the  supply  ports.
· Attach  the  pneumatic  tubing  to  the  following  connections  (see  Fig.  1):

 Supply  port  (1)  Item. 

5

 Supply  port  (2)  Item. 

2

· Install  a  silencer  at  exhaust  port  (3)  Item 

3

  or  remove  the  exhaust  with  ducted

tubing.

5.3 Electric

Warning

For  electrical  isolation  of  operating  voltage:
· Use  only  power  sources  which  guarantee  reliable  electrical  isolation  of  the

operating  voltage  as  per  IEC/DIN  EN  60204−1.  Observe  also  the  general  re
quirements  for  PELV  circuits  as  per  IEC/DIN  EN60204−1.
Switched−mode  power  supplies  are  permitted,  providing  they  guarantee  reli
able  isolation  in  accordance  with  EN  60950/VDE  0805.

Note

Long  signal  lines  reduce  the  resistance  to  interference.
· Make  sure  that  the  signal  lines  are  no  longer  than  10  m.

·

Using  the  rating  plate,  check  which  valve  variant  you  have:

Designation  on  the  rating  plate

VPPM−...−V1...C1

VPPM−...−A4...C1

Designation

Voltage   variant

Current  variant

Electrical  setpoint
value

DC  0  ...  10  V

4  ...  20  mA

Fig.12

· Check  whether  the  following  options  are  used  on

the  VPPM−...C1:
 Measuring  the  actual  voltage/current  value

· Make  sure  that  the  cables  are  not  squashed,  bent

or  stretched:

Fig.13

· Use  the  pre−assembled  plug  socket  with  cable  from  Festo  (for  accessories,  see

www.festo.com\catalogue).  You  can  then  guarantee  that  the  specified  protec
tion  class  IP  65  and  EMC  are  fulfilled.

· If  a  screened  cable  is  used,  earth  the  screening  on  the  opposite  end  of  the  cable

from  the  VPPM−...C1.

Summary of Contents for VPPM-**C1 Series

Page 1: ...egulating a pressure proportional to a specified setpoint value A built in pressure sensor records the pressure at the working line and compares this value with the setpoint value If the actual value differs from the setpoint value the regulating valve is actuated further until the output pressure reaches the setpoint value W W 3 1 2 X Supply port Setpoint value Setpoint value Pressure output Exha...

Page 2: ...s Fig 8 Wall mounting in line valve Fasten the VPPM C1 in the intended position with two M4 screws In order to do this use angle bracket type VAME P1 A see diagram When mounting the VPPM with the aid of the bracket the VPPM C1 may only be loaded statically torque 1 0 Nm Fig 9 H rail mounting in line valve Mount the H rail adaptor on the VPPM C1 using the screws included x M4 x 65 M4 x 77 tightenin...

Page 3: ...t a switching point manually as follows 1 In order to activate the EDIT mode press the EDIT button Out flashes 2 Press the EDIT button twice SP flashes 3 Edit the threshold value shown with the UP or DOWN button 4 Hold the EDIT button pressed down for 3 s The VPPM C1 will then be in the RUN mode 6 2 Preparing for commissioning Note Make sure that the VPPM C1 is not subjected to high frequency irra...

Page 4: ...Fig 20 If the VPPM C1 is in RUN mode the SHOW mode will become active when the UP button or the DOWN button is pressed twice If the output Out is selected the current settings of the switching output Out will be displayed one after the other each time the UP button is pressed If the input In is selected the minimum pressure value and the maximum pres sure of the input In will be displayed one afte...

Page 5: ...1 Depends on the version of the VPPM C1 2 Depends on the setting in the SPEC menu 1 2 Not in function FORCE Fig 21 EDIT mode ...

Page 6: ...min SP max Fig 24 Switching points SP and hysteresis Hy with NC setting normally closed contact With threshold value comparator setting P 1 0 SP Hy OUT Withwindow comparator setting P 1 0 OUT SP min SP max Hy Hy Fig 25 Configuring the switching output 1 In order to activate the EDIT mode press the EDIT button Only with active security locking Lock flashes 2 Press the UP DOWN button until the desir...

Page 7: ... 1 2 bar type 0 02 bar 2 bar 6 bar type 0 06 bar 6 bar 10 bar type 0 1 bar 10 bar 1 FS Full scale 1 FS 0 1 V or 4 16 mA 100 FS 10 V or 20 mA Output pressure 0 V or 4 mA creates an output pressure of 0 bar Fig 30 Select a suitable parameter set Recommended parameter sets VPPM Sizes 1 8 Tube length 1 Open sys Output values in ml g p y tem 0 100 100 1000 1000 0 m 3 3 2 1 1 m 3 3 2 2 3 m 3 3 3 2 5 m 3...

Page 8: ...socket according to Accessories Perm temp range Ambient Medium Storage C 0 50 10 50 10 70 Vibration and shock Vibration Shock The following data does not apply to mounting the VPPM to the angle bracket VAME P1 A Tested according to DIN IEC 68 EN 60068 part 2 6 for wall mounting 0 35 mm path at 10 60 Hz 5 g acceleration at 60 150 Hz Tested according to DIN IEC 68 EN 60068 part 2 27 for wall mountin...

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