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Operation

Overview

Table of
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This chapter contains the following topics:

Topic

Handle Alarms .................................................................................................. 110

General Information...................................................................................... 110
Alarm Indication and Listing ......................................................................... 110
Analyze and Acknowledge Alarms Using the Web Tool ................................... 112
View and Acknowledge Alarms Using the Operator Panel .............................. 113

View Operation Data ......................................................................................... 115

General Information...................................................................................... 115
View Operation Data Using the Web Tool....................................................... 116
View Operation Data Using the Operator Panel .............................................123

Handle Database Information and Parameters ....................................................126

Backup and Restore Parameters ..................................................................126
Preserve, Upload and Delete Measurement Data ..........................................130

Handle Pump Information and Service Functions ................................................135

Handle Pump Information and Service Functions Using the Web Tool..............135
Set Service Interval Using the Operator Panel................................................137

Copy Data To/From Pump Memory ....................................................................139

Copy Data To/From Pump Memory Using the Web Tool ..................................139
Copy Data To/From Pump Memory Using the Operator Panel .........................140

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Page 1: ...Installation and Operation MAS 711 895115 10...

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Page 3: ...etup Using the Web Tool 52 First Setup Using the Operator Panel 55 Use the Web Tool 57 Use the Operator Panel 59 Browse the Menus 60 Menu System 63 Settings with the Web Tool 75 Change Password 76 Cha...

Page 4: ...a Monitoring Channel 104 Record Running Time and Number of Starts 105 Check and Change the IP Address 107 Operation 109 Handle Alarms 110 View Operation Data 115 Handle Database Information and Param...

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Page 7: ...tions that may be found in this manual Abbreviation Meaning APP Automatic Pump Pilot Pump controller CAS Control And Status Old pump monitoring system replaced by MAS CLS Capacitive Leakage Sensor Det...

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Page 9: ...They are published to help prevent personal accidents and health problems damage to the unit product malfunction ITT Flygt assumes no liability for either bodily injuries material damages or economic...

Page 10: ...onment that is sheltered well ventilated and non hazardous Temperature The unit must be used at a temperature within the minimum and maximum rate defined in accompanying technical data Disturbance Ens...

Page 11: ...re carrying out any other operation The electric pump motor and the panel must be connected to an efficient grounding system in compliance with the electrical regulations locally in force Disconnect t...

Page 12: ...d mechanics ITT Flygt disclaims all responsibility for work done by untrained unauthorized personnel Usage The monitoring equipment incorporated in the product must be correctly connected and in use I...

Page 13: ...using severe injury to people death or considerable damage to property if the warning is ignored WARNING Possible risk of causing severe injury to people death or considerable damage to property if th...

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Page 15: ...ct Description Overview Table of Contents This chapter contains the following topics Topic System Components 16 Configurations 19 Monitoring Alternatives with ITT Flygt Pumps 20 Base Unit Indication 2...

Page 16: ...omponent Description 1 Operator panel Front panel mounted module used for interaction with the system 2 Base unit Contains a powerful processor memory and terminals for sensor connections 3 Pump memor...

Page 17: ...and backup The base unit performs all measurements and data processing in the system A subset of all data is also stored in the pump memory Updated measurement results parameters or text are first st...

Page 18: ...onitoring channels A and or B alarms to relays and LEDs on the relay module s The pump sensors will be connected to the base unit and the base unit will monitor the pump and detect unhealthy condition...

Page 19: ...itoring channels are enabled Stator temperature monitoring by means of thermal switches Leakage sensor in the stator housing Leakage sensor in the junction box Main bearing temperature monitoring by m...

Page 20: ...nd 3 Leakage sensor in the oil housing CLS Analog temperature sensor Pt100 for support bearing temperature monitoring Midrange Pumps Optional monitoring alternative 1 12 lead SubCab sensor cable The f...

Page 21: ...me Description Type 1 Link Ethernet connection status 2 LAN Data communication indication Ethernet Connection to LAN or PC for web access 3 TD Transmit data 4 RD Receive data Ext 1 Ext 2 RS 485 Modbus...

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Page 23: ...Pumps SubCab 12 lead Sensor Cable 32 Wiring Large Pumps SubCab 24 lead Sensor Cable 35 Wiring Midrange Pumps SubCab 12 lead Sensor Cable Alternative 1 37 Wiring Midrange Pumps SubCab 12 lead Sensor Ca...

Page 24: ...to make a complete installation and setup Step Action 1 Read the entire chapter General Safety Information Comment This is important to prevent injuries to personnel and damages to the product 2 Conn...

Page 25: ...Additional Inputs Outputs Wiring Modbus Communication Wiring Relay Outputs Wiring Large Pumps SubCab 12 lead Sensor Cable Wiring Large Pumps SubCab 24 lead Sensor Cable Wiring Midrange Pumps SubCab 1...

Page 26: ...5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Terminal block section description This table describes the main sections of the base unit terminal block Section number Description 1 Supp...

Page 27: ...Main Parts when Connecting the Unit 1 2 3 4 Description This table describes the main parts when connecting the unit Section number Description 1 Base unit terminal block 2 Cabinet cables 3 Cabinet co...

Page 28: ...the wires to the base unit according to the following sections below Wiring Supply and Additional Inputs Outputs Wiring Modbus communication Wiring Relay Outputs 3 Identify the applicable sensor confi...

Page 29: ...outputs Terminal number Type Description 20 Configurable output 4 20 mA 21 Ground Configurable output ground 22 Reset input 23 Ground RUN reset common ground 24 RUN input 25 Supply 24 V AC DC 26 grou...

Page 30: ...inal number Type Description 33 Supply to Operator panel 12 V DC 34 Ground Supply to Operator panel ground 35 Supply to Pump memory 12 V DC 36 Ground Supply to Pump memory ground 37 Local A RS 485 Ope...

Page 31: ...A RS 485 Modbus slave B Local B RS 485 Modbus slave Power Analyzer Terminal Description This table describes the Power analyzer terminals PAN 311 Terminal number PAN 312 Terminal number Description 11...

Page 32: ...Go relay pump interlock 5A 250V AC Normally open 28 Go relay pump interlock 5A 250V AC Normally open 29 Not used 30 B alarm relay 5A 250V AC Normally open 31 A B alarm relay Common terminal 32 A alar...

Page 33: ...1 Thermal switches Temperature guard stator windings 6 2 7 15 FLS Leakage in junction box 1 2 14 8 3 Pt100 Temperature measurement stator winding ph 1 4 4 Pump memory RS 485 B 2 9 38 RS 485 A 2 10 37...

Page 34: ...Not used 18 Not used 17 Not used 16 Not used 15 Leakage in junction box FLS 14 Ground Leakage in junction box stator housing common ground 13 Leakage in stator housing FLS 12 Ground Pump current tran...

Page 35: ...age in stator housing 1 2 14 3 8 Pt100 Temperature measurement main bearing 4 4 5 1 Thermal switches Temperature guard stator windings 6 2 7 15 FLS Leakage in junction box 1 2 14 8 3 Pt100 Temperature...

Page 36: ...on This table describes the sensor terminals section 2 used for a SubCab 24 lead sensor cable Terminal Number Type Description 19 Ground Vibration or optional sensor input ground 18 Vibration or optio...

Page 37: ...Alternative 1 NOTE The wires of the sensor cable shall be connected to the cabinet connection block The numbers of the cabinet connection block will differ from the numbers of the base unit terminal...

Page 38: ...tor panel Terminal Diagram This is a wiring diagram of the sensor terminals section 2 used for a SubCab 12 lead sensor cable 1 leakage sensor in junction box no vibration sensor 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 1...

Page 39: ...Cab 12 lead Sensor Cable Alternative 2 NOTE The wires of the sensor cable shall be connected to the cabinet connection block The numbers of the cabinet connection block will differ from the numbers of...

Page 40: ...5 is common to both pump memory and operator panel Terminal Diagram This is a wiring diagram of the sensor terminals section 2 used for a SubCab 12 lead sensor cable 2 vibration sensor no leakage sens...

Page 41: ...ard stator windings ph 1 3 Thermal switches Wiring Midrange Pumps 25 lead Sensor Cable NOTE The wires of the sensor cable shall be connected to the cabinet connection block The numbers of the cabinet...

Page 42: ...support bearing 18 10 21 18 VIS 10 Vibration sensor 3 22 19 Screen If applicable attach screen to ground terminals in the pump top and electrical cabinet NOTE 1 If the sensor cable contains a green y...

Page 43: ...FLS 14 Not used 13 Not used 12 Ground Pump current transformer input ground 11 Pump current transformer input 1A AC 10 Temp measurement support bearing ground 9 Ground Temp measurement support bearing...

Page 44: ...purposes Make a LAN connection connect the base unit to a Local Area Network Ethernet and TCP IP Make a modem connection connect a computer and the base unit using modem and PPP point to point protoco...

Page 45: ...s to be able to restore the IP settings of your computer later 7 Tick Use the following IP address and enter an address in the IP address field Use for example computer IP address 10 0 48 4 if the MAS...

Page 46: ...overview is opened Make a LAN Connection Illustration Connection Example This is an illustration of a LAN connection example with IP settings for two or more base units and a computer in a network se...

Page 47: ...ss for the base unit that is compliant with the existing LAN check with the network administrator Enter the Netmask normally 255 255 255 0 check with the network administrator If the network consists...

Page 48: ...f the base unit IP settings has to be changed continue with step 2 does not have to be changed continue with step 9 Comment The IP address and ethernet settings of the base unit must not interfere wit...

Page 49: ...IP address of the unit continue with step 11 already matches the IP address of the unit continue with step 13 12 Click Start Control panel and double click Network connections Local area connection Cl...

Page 50: ...nnection Wizard is opened 3 Click Next 4 Select Connect to the network at my workplace and click Next Select Dial up connection in the Network Connection dialog box and click Next The Connection name...

Page 51: ...ser Enter the IP address of the unit default is http 192 168 48 95 in the address field and click Enter 9 Click Login The Login dialog box is opened 10 Enter user name config and password default is e...

Page 52: ...level controller Flygt APP FMC or PLC Configure Communication RS 485 Modbus 5 If there is a pump memory in the system continue with step 6 no pump memory in the system for example for retrofit of a C...

Page 53: ...nnel channel using Pt100 sensor measure the resistance in the leads or calculate a value and enter it as a compensation for long leads Compensate for Measurement Error due to Long Leads 11 If you want...

Page 54: ...ph on that page is displayed properly If a graph is not displayed download a Java module to be able to view Java applets and graphs A Java download dialog box should be displayed automatically 16 If y...

Page 55: ...Set Unit Information 5 If there is a pump memory in the system continue with step 6 no pump memory in the system for example for retrofit of a CAS continue with step 7 6 Set communication to Active f...

Page 56: ...put MAS as Input source No possibility to record If there is no possibility to record starts and running time in the system continue with step 13 Record Running Time and Number of Starts 13 Go to Gene...

Page 57: ...larm indication A or B level 4 Function selection Quick overview in View mode in this example 5 Side bar menu Available functions depend on selected mode View or Setup Two Basic Modes The web tool has...

Page 58: ...ck overview window Individual reset per channel is possible Reset of counters Instruction Follow these steps to use the web tool Step Action Result 1 Click Login The Login box is opened 2 Enter user n...

Page 59: ...Use the Operator Panel Overview Table of Contents This chapter contains the following topics Topic Browse the Menus 60 Menu System 63 59...

Page 60: ...including Esc and OK Used to navigate through the menu system 2 Alarm reset button Used to acknowledge alarms and events 3 Display Displays control parameters and alarms Maximum 2 rows x 20 character...

Page 61: ...Display icons and messages This table shows display icons and messages and their meaning Icon Message Meaning in the lower right corner of the display Sub menus are available An arrow in the lower rig...

Page 62: ...Use the Operator Panel Browse the Menus When an Alarm is Detected When an alarm condition is detected the display shows the event log which is a list of present and previous alarms and events 62...

Page 63: ...reference This table shows an overview of the View menu system Menu number Menu name Description 1 1 Event log and alarm log 1 1 1 Alarm and event item no 1 1 1 100 Alarm and event last item max 100...

Page 64: ...hermal switch Thermistor Same menu structure as Temp stator ph 1 1 9 Temp stator ph 3 Temp or ohm reading Pt100 Thermal switch Thermistor Same menu structure as Temp stator ph 1 1 10 Temp main bearing...

Page 65: ...3 Digital I O ports 1 23 1 RUN input Status 1 23 2 RESET input Status 1 23 3 A ALARM relay output Status 1 23 4 B ALARM relay output Status 1 23 5 GO relay output pump interlock Status 1 24 Power anal...

Page 66: ...ion activation Note Must be activated for function to work 2 5 2 2 At running time 2 5 2 2 1 Service every running time hours 2 5 2 2 2 Present reading running time hours 2 5 2 2 3 Next service at run...

Page 67: ...1 Enter number xxx xxx xxx xxx 2 5 17 Ethernet IP netmask 2 5 17 1 Enter number xxx xxx xxx xxx 2 5 18 Ethernet gateway 2 5 18 1 Enter number xxx xxx xxx xxx 2 5 19 Ethernet DNS server 1 2 5 19 1 Ent...

Page 68: ...larm limits 2 7 2 1 Broken circuit R 250 ohm 2 7 2 2 Very high T x 2 7 2 2 1 Setting of alarm limit 2 7 2 3 High T y 2 7 2 3 1 Setting of alarm limit 2 7 2 6 Short circuit R 60 ohm 2 7 3 Alarm action...

Page 69: ...it 2 12 2 3 High T y 2 12 2 3 1 Setting of alarm limit 2 12 3 Alarm action priority 2 12 3 2 Very high Warning Pump stop Off 2 12 3 3 High Warning Pump stop Off 2 12 4 Alarm reset option 2 12 4 2 Very...

Page 70: ...mber 2 15 2 Same structure as for Leakage stator housing 2 13 above 2 15 5 6 Same structure as for Leakage stator housing 2 13 above 2 16 Vibration Note Name can be changed The vibration monitoring ch...

Page 71: ...Min 4 mA Scaling 4 mA corresponds to xxx xxx Enter value 2 16 9 Max 20 mA Scaling 20 mA corresponds to yyy yyy Enter value 2 17 Pump current 2 17 1 Input source 2 17 1 1 Run input MAS Current Power a...

Page 72: ...ng of alarm limit 2 18 2 4 Low P z kW 2 18 2 4 1 Setting of alarm limit 2 18 2 5 Very low P p kW 2 18 2 5 1 Setting of alarm limit 2 18 3 Alarm action priority 2 18 3 2 Very high Warning Pump stop Off...

Page 73: ...unbalance 2 19 above 2 21 System power factor Same menu structure as for Voltage unbalance 2 19 above 2 22 Output 4 20 mA Default Vibration 2 22 1 Input source Vibration Temp support bearing Temp main...

Page 74: ...ption the menu numbers refer to the position in the menu system This table shows the part of the Setup menu system that is available without login Menu number Menu name 2 1 Language 2 1 1 English Lang...

Page 75: ...ication RS 485 Modbus 80 Make a Manual Setting of a Monitoring Channel 82 Record Running Time and Number of Starts 84 Compensate for Measurement Error due to Long Leads 86 Update the Internal Program...

Page 76: ...omment It is also possible to set the password for the operator panel can also be done from the operator panel menu system The default password for the operator panel is 1234 2 Click Setup General con...

Page 77: ...e Web tool menus Illustration This is an illustration of the web tool menus used in the instruction below Menu Description This table describes the web tool menus used in the instruction below Menu nu...

Page 78: ...eneral configuration menu option at the bottom of the side menu 2 Click General settings top menu option in the middle column of the centre menu 3 Select the desired language in the Select language dr...

Page 79: ...indow is opened 2 Tick Set to enable setting of date time and time zone 3 Enter the name of the pump station in the text boxes will appear at the top of the web pages Enter the postal address of the p...

Page 80: ...the status of the communication alarm if applicable If a portable operator panel is used for temporary connection to one or several base units switch off the operator panel communication alarm for th...

Page 81: ...p communication with a higher level controller APP FMC PLC Comment The protocol Modbus used for communication over port Ext 1 to a Higher level controller central system has been upgraded to revision...

Page 82: ...u Pt100 analog 3 Enter alarm trip temperature for warning level High 130 C and for pump stop level Very high 140 C in the Alarm settings field Select Action priority for each alarm level in the drop d...

Page 83: ...Settings with the Web Tool Make a Manual Setting of a Monitoring Channel Reference See section Compensate for Measurement Error due to Long Leads 7 Click Update 83...

Page 84: ...Note If pump current is measured by means of a current transformer connected to terminals 11 12 make sure the transformer secondary rating is 1A AC Instruction Follow these steps to enable recording o...

Page 85: ...o set up the limits automatically tick Automatic setup of alarm limits and graph settings at Update and click Update This will set the alarm limits according to the data plate information Select and a...

Page 86: ...Wire cross section The resistivity of copper is 0 0172 mm m Measurement Error Example If the distance between the pump and the cabinet is 50 meters and the Subcab cable is used 1 5 mm cross sectional...

Page 87: ...laced at a distance from the base unit exceeding 30 meters the resistance in the leads must be entered as a compensation The resistance can be measured calculated by hand or calculated automatically N...

Page 88: ...for long wires 2 7 6 3 Click Update View the result in the View Quick overview Calculate by hand and compensate Follow these steps to calculate the resistance by hand and compensate for measurement e...

Page 89: ...ate the resistance automatically by entering the resistivity cable length and cross section area into the Calculation help field in Setup Temp stator ph1 for example 2 For sensors using a common retur...

Page 90: ...tly updated to the latest version Note Contact your local Flygt representative to obtain the latest upgrade file The file is typically named MAS_A_upgrade_F224_W224_B220_071004 exe File name descripti...

Page 91: ...pmost field default is 10 0 48 94 Enter password for config access level default is ef56 Click Start Upgrade Note Do not interrupt the program disconnect or turn off the unit during the upgrade proces...

Page 92: ...erview Instruction Follow these steps to set alarm and quick overview reload time Step Action 1 Click Setup General configuration General settings 2 Select desired reload time interval to update measu...

Page 93: ...s window is opened 2 Enter a valid Sender address will be shown as the From address Enter the SMTP server name and the SMTP port number 25 by default to use for sending the emails Select if MIME encod...

Page 94: ...l configuration Modem PPP Result The Modem PPP settings window is opened 2 Enter the phone number to the ISP internet service provider providing the email service Enter time out time modem type and ba...

Page 95: ...Setup General configuration Modem PPP If the ISP providing the email service requires login user name and password tick Set and enter the required information Click Update and then Restart to use the...

Page 96: ...k enables this unit to detect when other units on the network are down Comment Sharing and receiving information via the MAS network overview requires that the units are connected on the same side of...

Page 97: ...ication with the relay module s is activated See section Configure Communication RS 485 Modbus 2 Click Setup General configuration Relay Modules MRM 01 Result The Relay Modules MRM 01 window is opened...

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Page 99: ...owing topics Topic Change the Display Language 100 Log in and Change Password 101 Set Unit Information 102 Retrieve Sensor Information from Pump Memory 103 Make a Manual Setting of a Monitoring Channe...

Page 100: ...n Result 1 Press Esc a number of times to go to the main menu Go to the Setup menu 2 Press OK Menu Language 2 1 is opened and the present language is displayed 2 Press OK to enter edit mode The text i...

Page 101: ...enter the digit 1 Move to the next position by using the right arrow 3 Enter the rest of the password default is 1234 using up down right arrow Press OK Menu Change password 2 4 is displayed Change P...

Page 102: ...ress OK and confirm the change with OK Value saved is displayed briefly and then menu Clock again 3 Go to menu Temperature unit 2 5 3 using down arrow Press OK to enter edit mode The text is flashing...

Page 103: ...flashing 2 Select Active using the up down arrow Press OK and confirm the change with OK Value saved is displayed briefly 3 Go to menu Pump memory sync 2 5 6 using the down arrow Press OK to enter men...

Page 104: ...ing channel menu for example Temp stator ph 1 2 7 using up down arrow 2 Press OK to enter menu Sensor 2 7 1 Press OK to enter edit mode The text is flashing 3 Select sensor using the up down arrow 4 P...

Page 105: ...low these steps to enable recording of running time and number of starts Step Action 1 Go to Pump current 2 17 in the Setup menu using up down arrow Press OK to enter menu Input source 2 17 1 Press OK...

Page 106: ...nd set the following channels System power 2 18 Voltage unbalance 2 19 Current unbalance 2 20 System power factor 2 21 6 Current input MAS Make additional settings to the channel See section Make a Ma...

Page 107: ...same as in the web browser address field 2 To change the IP address press OK to enter edit mode and menu 2 5 16 1 The text is flashing 3 Change the first position of the IP address using up down arrow...

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Page 109: ...tion Data Using the Web Tool 116 View Operation Data Using the Operator Panel 123 Handle Database Information and Parameters 126 Backup and Restore Parameters 126 Preserve Upload and Delete Measuremen...

Page 110: ...A alarm relay is activated and indications are shown in red B Indicates a less serious condition or is used as a warning level The pump is allowed to run the interlock relay Go remains closed the B al...

Page 111: ...ns of the alarm Alarm Listing All alarms and a number of events can be viewed in the web tool and in the operator panel menu The 100 latest alarms are listed and the oldest are deleted when new alarms...

Page 112: ...An alarm with manual reset has been active and returned to normal condition but has not been acknowledged 1 Acknowledge the alarm Result The icon turns solid red yellow 2 Acknowledge the alarm Result...

Page 113: ...n is the only information available 4 Click the alarm Result The Alarm and event plot is opened and detailed information on the alarm is displayed Reference See View the Alarm and Event Plot in sectio...

Page 114: ...condition is back to normal Result The LED turns solid green or red according to item 2 below 2 Press Reset to acknowledge the alarm again Result The LED turns solid green View Alarms Follow these st...

Page 115: ...tion is one second which means that the system measures and stores measurement results each second To keep the amount of data within the limits of the memory capacity each new data value replaces an o...

Page 116: ...s of the data leading up to and before after the alarm Monitoring channels The monitoring channels currently available are between the next two yellow lines of the main menu Temp stator ph 1 3 to Syst...

Page 117: ...separate windows for each channel Reference See section View Monitoring Channels on how to view additional status and measurement information View Trend Diagrams Click View Trend diagrams to view gra...

Page 118: ...rence See section General Information Trend Diagrams Database above 4 Tick the check box of one channel at a time or Tick two or three channels to study the correlation between them 5 Zoom in curves b...

Page 119: ...ding up to and before after the alarm Note Alarms marked in light blue represent transitions into a worse condition that is from OK to alarm or from a B priority alarm warning to an A priority alarm p...

Page 120: ...nt to view histogram data on a channel click Histogram select channel and period to view in the Histogram drop down menus click Update 3 Click Counters to view a list of ten counters that log running...

Page 121: ...splayed with the specified resolution If the curve shows average values applies to minute hour day month and year depending on resolution of the plot there are also curves showing the minimum and maxi...

Page 122: ...a and alarm status from other units connected to the same network 1 Click View MAS network overview Result The page displays a list containing information on all detected units with the active unit in...

Page 123: ...annel is displayed in ohm in the example Comment Depending on type of channel sensor the display of actual measurement reading and status may switch places in the menu of the channel 3 Press down arro...

Page 124: ...the previous value is saved in a list of the 10 last start counters 6 Press down arrow to view the 10 previous start counters and reset dates 7 Go to menu Pump start and stop 1 5 using down arrow Pres...

Page 125: ...ditional Data from the Power Analyzer If there is a Power analyzer in the system it is possible to view additional data besides the existing channels for power analysis Follow these steps to view addi...

Page 126: ...ram Parameters may control the program logic contain running data or simply text A system which has been set up for a particular application has a unique setting of parameters Make a Complete Backup o...

Page 127: ...te backup of the system the database also has to be saved See section Preserve Upload and Delete Measurement Data Restore All Parameters from a Backup File Choose one of the following methods to resto...

Page 128: ...ction Follow these steps to restore parameters from a backup file using the Backup Update function 1 Click Setup General configuration Backup 2 Click Open file chooser below the Update window Result T...

Page 129: ...Enter Data Plate Text in the Base Unit and Pump Memory Follow these steps to enter data plate text into the base unit and pump memory 1 Open a file containing parameters for example the Backup par fil...

Page 130: ...s This section deals with how to save valuable measurement data and how to reset the system for a fresh start There are several reasons to save measurement data and settings Backup in case a base unit...

Page 131: ...kup and Restore Parameters Save all measurement data to be viewed in Excel Follow these steps to save all measurement data to be viewed in Excel 1 Click View Data log Result The Data log window is ope...

Page 132: ...ration Preserve Upload and Delete Measurement Data 2 Select Backup all logged data in the Download data log field Click Download file Result The database bin file can now be restored into a base unit...

Page 133: ...am update Result The MAS update dialog box is opened 2 Enter IP address User name and Password in the MAS update dialog box 3 Click the browse button to the right of the File name field and select the...

Page 134: ...event plot and the alarm and event log are deleted 3 Click Setup Running statistics Result The Running statistics window is opened 4 Click Reset ALL to erase all the running statistics data Note Reset...

Page 135: ...one fixed part original factory information and one editable part If changes are made to the pump that effect data plate info it is possible to make additions in the Custom field Follow these steps t...

Page 136: ...ollow these steps to make an entry in the service log 1 Click Setup Pump info Service log Result The Service log window is opened 2 Enter service notes in the Service log edit field Click Update Resul...

Page 137: ...e next service message Next service message at the interval with which the service messages should recur Service message every Note For the function At time you only need to enter the time for Next se...

Page 138: ...for when the next service message should occur 10 Select interval value using up down arrow Press OK Save value is displayed 11 Confirm with OK Value saved is displayed briefly 12 Press down arrow Me...

Page 139: ...h the contents of the pump memory to upload factory settings of sensors and associated parameters alarm limits reset options etc If any changes are made to the pump memory during service the new data...

Page 140: ...rs alarm limits reset options etc If any changes are made to the pump memory during service the new data should be uploaded to the base unit Follow these steps to copy all data from the pump memory to...

Page 141: ...from MAS to the pump memory Step Action Result 1 Go to General config 2 5 in the Setup menu using up down arrow Press OK and use down arrow to enter menu Pump memory sync 2 5 6 2 Press OK and use dow...

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Page 143: ...Trouble Shooting Overview Table of Contents This chapter contains the following topics Topic Common Problems and Solutions 144 Event Messages and Actions 146 143...

Page 144: ...section Connect to the Web Tool in chapter Installation Check the IP address and change it if necessary using the operator panel See Check and Change the IP Address in chapter Settings with the Opera...

Page 145: ...oken circuit Short circuit displayed in the Active alarms list and Alarm and event log even though the sensor is connected or Evidently incorrect values from for example Pt100 If the wires for the Pt1...

Page 146: ...ause Action 0 ACKNOWL EDGED Reset button Operator panel or Acknowledge button web tool pressed No action 1 Reset Power off active Power on not active No action 2 Watchdog reset Software failure Restar...

Page 147: ...analyzer PLC in section Common Problems and Solutions 15 Pump mem csum error Pump memory error If the message recurs contact your local ITT Flygt organization 16 No pump memory sync Pump serial number...

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Page 149: ...Box 2058 291 02 Kristianstad Sweden Phone 46 0 44 20 59 00 Distributor The distributor for our products in your area is found at www flygt com Customer Support To get in contact with the ITT Flygt cu...

Page 150: ...www flygt com Installation and Operation MAS 711 895115 10 20071212 ITT Flygt AB Printed in Sweden...

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