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If data is being read from this location, then ensure 
that the repeater network is appropriately located 
and functional. 

9.1.4 Receiver Not Configured Correctly 

Check receiver configuration to ensure it is set up 
to receive data from this particular Smart RTU unit 
(refer to receiver user instructions). 

If none of the above solutions are successful in 
getting data reception at the receiver, contact the 
factory for additional support. 
 

9.2  Inaccurate or Missing Data 

If the data being read from the Smart RTU unit is 
either inaccurate or missing, this could have 
several causes: 

 

Incorrect/loose cable connections 

 

Unit configuration incorrect 

 

Inaccurate sensor calibration 

 

Incorrect receiver configuration

 

 

Sensors not installed correctly on equipment 

9.2.1 Incorrect/Loose Cable Connections 

Ensure the sensor cables to the Smart RTU are in 
accordance with the wiring diagram supplied with 
the unit.  Reconnect all sensor wires to ensure tight 
connections on wiring (ensure terminal blocks are 
not clamped down on insulation of wires). 

9.2.2 Unit Configuration Incorrect 

If the inaccurate/missing data problem is across all 
sensors, reload the original configuration for the 
Smart RTU unit (see PSP user instructions). 

9.2.3 Inaccurate Sensor Calibration 

If the data received on certain channels/sensors is 
not accurate, recalibrate those sensors (see PSP 
user instructions). 

9.2.4 Incorrect Receiver Configuration 

Refer to receiver instructions to confirm correct 
configuration.  If necessary, contact factory to 
reload receiver configuration settings. 
 

9.2.5 Sensors Not Installed Correctly on 
Equipment 

Check physical installation of sensors on 
equipment being monitored. 
 

9.3  No Data Recorded on VB-103-TAM 

If no data is being stored to the VB-103-TAM unit, 
this could have several causes: 

 

Incorrect/loose sensor cable connections 

 

Loose VB-103-TAM connection 

 

Low battery on VB-103-TAM 

 

Incorrect VB-103-TAM log interval 
configuration 

9.3.1 Incorrect/Loose Sensor Cable 
Connections 

Ensure the sensor cables to the Smart RTU are in 
accordance with the wiring diagram supplied with 
the unit.  Reconnect all sensor wires to ensure tight 
connections on wiring (ensure terminal blocks are 
not clamped down on insulation of wires). 

9.3.2 Loose VB-103-TAM Connection 

Ensure the VB-103-TAM and Smart RTU 6-pin 
amphenol style ports are free from dust and debris.  
Use compressed moisture free air to blow out any 
debris if needed. 
 
Disconnect and reconnect the VB-103-TAM from 
the Smart RTU unit.  Ensure that VB-103-TAM is 
completely and fully threaded onto the Smart RTU 
6-pin amphenol style connector (tighten VB-103-
TAM onto amphenol style connector, push VB-103-
TAM gently onto connector and then tighten further 
until it will go no further to ensure proper 
connection). 
 

9.3.3 Low Battery on VB-103-TAM 

Check to see if VB-103-TAM unit can be read on 
an IPS Dock.  If not, replace VB-103-TAM unit (the 
VB-103-TAM battery is not user replaceable). 
 

9.3.4 Incorrect VB-103-TAM Log Interval 
Configuration 

Connect the VB-103-TAM to the IPS Dock and 
ensure the log interval is set to the expected value 
(see IPS Dock user instructions for additional 
details on how to perform this task). 
 

9.4  No Lights on Lights or Display 
Accessories 

If no lights are flashing on the RTU-OVAL or RTU-
SAL-X lights accessories or no data is shown on 
the RTU-SID-X display, this could have several 
causes: 

 

Unit not powered up 

 

Loose wiring connections 

9.4.1 Unit Not Powered Up  

Verify battery and power supply/solar panel fuses 
are connected and not blown (refer to included 
wiring diagram for where these fuses are located). 
1.  Open the power supply/solar panel fuse. 
2.  Read battery level using voltmeter connected 

to battery terminals.  If the battery level is 

Summary of Contents for IPS Smart RTU

Page 1: ...llation Operation Maintenance Multiple Sensor Input and Wireless Transmitting Unit PCN 26999987 6 14 E Original Instructions These instructions must be read prior to installing operating using and mai...

Page 2: ...ACCESSORY 8 3 6 INDIVIDUAL SENSOR ALERT LIGHT RTU SAL X OPTIONAL ACCESSORY 9 3 7 INDIVIDUAL BACKLIT SENSOR INFORMATION DISPLAY RTU SID X OPTIONAL ACCESSORY 9 4 MAINTENANCE 9 4 1 TOOLS REQUIRED 9 4 2 T...

Page 3: ...Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC Pressure Equipment Directive PED and Equipment for Potentially Explosive Atmospheres ATEX Where applicable the Directives and any additional Approvals cover importan...

Page 4: ...his sign is not a safety symbol but indicates an important instruction in the assembly process 1 6 2 Personnel qualification and training All personnel involved in the operation installation inspectio...

Page 5: ...90 noncondensing Power requirement 24VDC 110VAC or 220VAC Channel output power 24VDC Sensor Input Types Vibration overall 4 20mA signal Thermocouples RTD PT100 PT1000 Pressure 4 20mA Discrete Oil Wat...

Page 6: ...ate precautions Exposure of these cells to high temperatures or fire can cause the cells to vent and or rupture These cells do not contain dangerous substances The reaction products are inorganic and...

Page 7: ...he Smart RTU unit should come pre configured for your specific use 3 1 Options and model numbers The Smart RTU can either have wireless data transmission enabled or disabled In both settings certain a...

Page 8: ...d to a Smart RTU it automatically logs data from all sensors at the preconfigured log interval Data from the VB 103 TAM and the log interval can be reviewed utilizing an IPS Dock connected to a PC The...

Page 9: ...ation Display RTU SID X Optional Accessory The Individual Backlist Sensor Information Displays RTU SID X are an optional accessory for the Smart RTU When installed in a Smart RTU each display shows th...

Page 10: ...RATION PROGRAMMING This section is optional As long as your specific application was communicated to the factory prior to shipment the Smart RTU unit is pre configured for your specific use Errors in...

Page 11: ...l display accessories simply place Smart RTU in a vertical position 3 Insert sensor wire s into the proper terminals 4 Ensure battery is connected to battery terminal wires and then connect the batter...

Page 12: ...hen use the mounting holes on the back of the Smart RTU enclosure to bolt the unit to the pieces of unistrut Next if applicable install the solar panel facing the equator with a tilt from horizontal o...

Page 13: ...isual Alert Light RTU OVAL Individual Sensor Alert Light s RTU SAL X and Individual Sensor Information Display s RTU SID X are already installed on the Smart RTU unit if ordered They do not require an...

Page 14: ...IPS SMART RTU ENGLISH 701 4101 01 6 14 Page 14 of 24 flowserve com 7 2 Drawings Figure 8 AC Powered Smart RTU drawing...

Page 15: ...IPS SMART RTU ENGLISH 701 4101 01 6 14 Page 15 of 24 flowserve com Figure 9 Solar Powered Smart RTU...

Page 16: ...IPS SMART RTU ENGLISH 701 4101 01 6 14 Page 16 of 24 flowserve com Figure 10 Smart RTU with RTU OVAL RTU SAL and RTU SID accessories...

Page 17: ...IPS SMART RTU ENGLISH 701 4101 01 6 14 Page 17 of 24 flowserve com Figure 11 Inside of Smart RTU with RTU OVAL RTU SAL and RTU SID accessories...

Page 18: ...1 Open the power supply solar panel fuse 2 Read battery level using voltmeter connected to battery terminals If the battery level is below 11V replace the battery according to instructions in section...

Page 19: ...stored to the VB 103 TAM unit this could have several causes Incorrect loose sensor cable connections Loose VB 103 TAM connection Low battery on VB 103 TAM Incorrect VB 103 TAM log interval configurat...

Page 20: ...power supply will need to be replaced Contact the Flowserve factory for assistance b Solar Panel confirm the power coming out of the power regulator is 12VDC or higher If there is no output from the...

Page 21: ...uirements Part 1 General Requirements EN 55011 2009 Industrial scientific and medical equipment Radio frequency disturbance characteristics Limits and methods of measurement Class A Group 1 EN 61000 3...

Page 22: ...atmospheres Part 11 Equip protection by intrinsic safety i Explosive Atmospheres Part 26 Equipment with equipment protection level ELP Ga EN 61241 0 2006 Elec App for use in presence of combustible du...

Page 23: ...onstrate that the product meets the requirements of the Directives has been compiled by the signatory below and is available for inspection by the relevant enforcement authorities Signed _____________...

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