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To do so, press the bottom of the system module upward with your hand.

Tilt the system module forward slightly and remove it from the top hat rail.

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Take the PE terminal off of the top hat rail:

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To do so, pull the locking lever downward using a suitable screwdriver and then remove the PE ter-
minal. The PE terminal remains connected to the power supply via the protective conductor.

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Take the power supply (1T1) off of the top hat rail:

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To do so, press the locking lever inward and then pull the power supply upward to remove it.

VIBGUARD compact

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Installation and Operation

Summary of Contents for VIBGUARD compact

Page 1: ...ition 23 10 2018 Doc no LIT 79 210 EN Translation of the German manual Type VIB 7 900 Serial number and year of manufacture see type plate PRODUCER Fluke Deutschland GmbH Freisinger Str 34 85737 Isman...

Page 2: ...loss ari sing from using the product or from using these instructions even if the authors have identified the potential for such a loss The authors do not accept any liability for potential faults in...

Page 3: ...2 6 Information for operating personnel 11 2 7 Residual hazards and protective measures 12 3 Technical data 13 3 1 System module VIB 7 900 13 3 2 Dimensions 15 3 3 Cable glands 16 4 Description 17 4 1...

Page 4: ...diagram 38 7 5 Connection examples 39 8 Commissioning 43 8 1 Switching on the VIBGUARD compact 43 8 2 Transferring the measuring configuration 43 8 3 Functional check 43 9 Troubleshooting 44 10 Upkee...

Page 5: ...Designation in quotation marks Supplementary information tips Functional notes are introduced with a context dependent keyword Safety notes Warnings are introduced with the keyword CAUTION if there is...

Page 6: ...Empty page...

Page 7: ...able at the following Internet address https www pruftechnik com com About us Company Certificates and Material Safety 2 2 Intended use VIBGUARD compact is a stationary condition monitoring system for...

Page 8: ...safety labels must be attached at a suitable point in the control cabinet 1 Vorsicht Spannung Attention Danger VIB 7 900 LH A yellow sticker each on the housing lock and below the power supply VIB 7...

Page 9: ...variant UICP Voltage ICP of the built in board Protective housing The type plate on the protective housing or on the power supply cabling contains the following information about the entire system Typ...

Page 10: ...er supply to the system all other connected circuits must be SELV cir cuits Ensure that the following requirements are noted Use the system in accordance with the intended use Only operate the system...

Page 11: ...e SYSTEM LED The LED lights up orange while the sys tem module is starting up and changes to green normal operation l Check the following points at regular intervals Is there any identifiable damage o...

Page 12: ...e over an improperly laid cable and injure themselves The cable can be damaged due to external influences l Lay the cable in such a way that no one can stumble over it l Use cable ties or a Velcro fas...

Page 13: ...ation category AC15 and DC13 System OK output Relay opener 30V DC 30V AC 2A DIN EN 61131 2 utilization category AC15 and DC13 Ethernet Data rate 100 MBit half duplex Serial interface RS232 115200 baud...

Page 14: ...x 1 3A Overvoltage category II Protection class I Protective housing Ambient temperature 20 C 60 C 4 F 140 F Relative humidity max 95 25 C 77 F no condensation Altitude max 2000 m 6562 ft Installation...

Page 15: ...3 2 Dimensions Values in millimeters System module on a top hat rail VIB 7 900 PS System module in the protective housing VIB 7 900 LH VIBGUARD compact 15 Installation and Operation...

Page 16: ...e material and clamping range of the cable glands can be found in the table below Cable glands Material Brass nickel plated Size M 12 M 20 M 32 Clamping range mm 3 7 7 13 5 Width across flats mm 16 24...

Page 17: ...ible The connection to computer or network is done via Ethernet TCP IP Network capable PC or notebook The entire monitoring system is configured on the PC using software OMNITREND Center Measurement t...

Page 18: ...eset button 5 RS232 Serial interface for service 6 Connection terminals for voltage signals vibration sensors AI1 to AI6 and for RPM sensor TP incl status LEDs 7 Connection terminals for digital input...

Page 19: ...nge Boot sequence running Green Operational No faults Flashing orange Standard IP configuration loading Digital input LED status DI Green Static signal pending Flashing green Dynamic signal pending e...

Page 20: ...positive and negative poles Both poles are equi valent B Input Connection terminals for the power line C DC on readiness indicator LED lights up green if the voltage at the output is 17V D 24 28V Pot...

Page 21: ...0 C 4 F 140 F system in protective housing 20 C to 70 C 4 F 158 F system without protective housing Rel humidity max 95 25 C 77 F no condensation Altitude max 2000 m 6562 ft Installation site Indoor i...

Page 22: ...minimum required cross section resulting from the power consumption Requirements for the mains connection cable Diameter 7 mm 13 mm for M20 cable gland Core cross sections according to upstream cable...

Page 23: ...6 725 100 Heat gun with reduction nozzle for shield connection set Standard tool for electric installations wire cutters wire stripper Suitable spanner for the cable glands M12 size 16 M20 size 24 M32...

Page 24: ...he power supply 40 mm above 20 mm below 0 mm to the right left or 15 mm if next to heat sources Default installation position plus depth of the top hat rail Removing system components from the top hat...

Page 25: ...t rail l To do so pull the locking lever downward using a suitable screwdriver and then remove the PE ter minal The PE terminal remains connected to the power supply via the protective conductor l Tak...

Page 26: ...s unrestricted air circulation at the power supply Do not cover more than 30 of the ventilation slots on the power supply l Reconnect the supply terminal block to the system module l Reconnect the pro...

Page 27: ...ce for cable loops approx 30 cm and for opening the housing door approx 35 cm 45 cm Low vibration ground e g foundation building wall base frame Active ventilation is not necessary Mounting position S...

Page 28: ...l sensor e g PRUFTECHNIK laser sensor VIB 6 631 must be used to measure very low speeds 50 RPM For high speed applications the reference mark is to be fastened to the shaft using a suitable adhesive e...

Page 29: ...measuring distance give due consideration to any radial shaft movement that may occur l Drill a hole in the mounting surface diameter 19 mm l Unscrew the front locking nut from the sensor and push the...

Page 30: ...r or maintenance work disconnect the system from the power supply determine that there is no voltage and secure the power supply against being switched on again The protective earthing is carried out...

Page 31: ...PE to the housing are connected at the factory Terminals 3 to 6 are intended for the supply of additional equipment Terminal Designation Function 1 24V_1 Supply for system module 2 PG_1 3 24V_2 Supply...

Page 32: ...ly Always cut away from your body Use work gloves l Cut the seal at the opening radially using a sharp knife 2 l Place the Ethernet cable across the incision to the opening 3 1 Remove the sealing inse...

Page 33: ...g influences and cable costs If necessary special installation measures must be taken in an electromagnetically contaminated envi ronment Cables with no signal on their screen must be insulated on the...

Page 34: ...rom hot air jet The hot air jet can cause burns on the skin or inflame clothing Keep the heating tool away from your body during operation Do not point the heating tool at persons Use a suitable reduc...

Page 35: ...The solder sleeve shrinks the inner solder preform with flux melts and solders the shield braid to the shield cable a At the same time both ends of the solder sleeve are hermetically sealed The shiel...

Page 36: ...contact with the protective housing or other conductive components l Connect the wires to the relevant terminals l Re tighten the cable gland l Mark the cable on the sensor and system side to make it...

Page 37: ...ug the green terminal block from the system module to make it easier to install the strands see Removing system components from the top hat rail on page 24 Use suitable isolated ferrule sleeves min 10...

Page 38: ...3S Screen Sensor 4 22 AI4 Signal Plus 23 AI4 Minus 24 AI4S Screen Sensor 5 28 AI5 Signal Plus 29 AI5 Minus 30 AI5S Screen Sensor 6 31 AI6 Signal Plus 32 AI6 Minus 33 AI6S Screen Voltage 24V or IEPE si...

Page 39: ...nal at plus l Screen at minus l Leave the screening terminal S open All 28 to 33 Example for channel AI1 l Terminal 13 Signal l Terminal 14 Screen l Terminal 15 open Prepare the cable screen with the...

Page 40: ...ll 28 to 33 Example for channel AI1 l Terminal 13 Signal l Terminal 14 GND l Terminal 15 Screen S Prepare the cable screen with the shield connection set VIB 6 725 100 IEPE Sensor VIB 6 172 with senso...

Page 41: ...ons All 25 to 27 3 wire connection l Signal at plus TP1 l GND at minus TP1 l Supply at supply plus VTP1 Example for channel TP1 l Terminal 25 24 V Supply l Terminal 26 Signal l Terminal 27 GND Screen...

Page 42: ...een at minus l Leave the screen terminal S open All 28 to 33 Example for channel AI1 l Terminal 13 Signal l Terminal 14 GND l Terminal 15 open Prepare the cable screen with the shield connection set V...

Page 43: ...ing prior to transferring the measuring configuration Do the designations in the OMNITREND Center correspond to the markings at the measurement loca tion cable route Are the measurement locations conn...

Page 44: ...three status LEDs on the housing indicate the condition of the sensor cable Green LED OK Red LED Short circuit Yellow LED Ground loop If none of the LEDs illuminate during testing and the battery is k...

Page 45: ...nit 1T1 upwards or l Possible cause Unknown fault on the system module l Remedy It is not possible to troubleshoot the system module directly In the event of a malfunction the sys tem module must be s...

Page 46: ...can result in the system no longer being accessible In such cases a standard network setting can be loaded in the system module via the IP PRESET button This makes communication possible again The IP...

Page 47: ...Damaged cables and connector plugs are to be replaced immediately VIBGUARD compact does not require maintenance The measurement database is to be backed up on a regular basis 10 2 Accessories The fol...

Page 48: ...ies Upon reaching the end of the period of use you can dispose of the system and the measuring equipment through the manufacturer Fluke Deustchland GmbH Freisinger Str 34 85737 Ismaning Germany WEEE R...

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Page 50: ...Printed in Germany LIT 79 210 EN 10 2018 Fluke Deutschland GmbH Freisinger Str 34 85737 Ismaning Germany 49 89 99616 0 www pruftechnik com Productive Maintenance Technology...

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