Nederman SAVE 73009058, Original User Manual

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5 Operation
The instruction in the following chapters assumes that the installation is complete
and Nederman SAVE with associated equipment’s have been commissioned and
are ready for normal operation.
WARNING! Risk of personal injury
Only properly trained personnel are allowed to install, use and service this
product.
5.1 Start / stop of the system (AUTO - mode)
AUTO - mode is selected by switching the 3-position switch on the SAVE
Controller, see Fig. 2A .
Starting or stopping of Nederman SAVE required an appropriate signal from the
suction line or machine.
5.2 User login
To be able to configure most parameters and settings, a password is required.
There are different user levels, each with its own password.
Together with other Nederman SAVE documentation there is a sealed envelope
marked as:
“Confidential information enclosed. To be shared with Customer operator” .
If lost, contact your Nederman Representative and ask for the passwords.
5.3 Display navigation
The Nederman SAVE has a capacitive display for navigation. It is possible to
navigate around the various main screens as Overview, Savings, Performance,
Alarm Center, Alarm Logs, Settings, by touch, see Fig.
8.
For a description of
the screens, see the following sections.
5.3.1 System status
Through this view, the operator can see the fan status and also parameters like:
voltage (V), ampere (A), speed (RPM), frequency (Hz), power [kW], airflow
[m
3
/h] and torque (%) (see Fig. 8 and Table 5-1 ).
By clicking on the fan status (Fig. 8 ) we get a detailed picture of the status
of machines and dampers, which is presented and described in
Table 5-2
and
Table 5-3 .
Table 5-1: Fan status
Status Status description
Running Fan is working.
Not running Fan is not working.
Table 5-2: Machine status
Status Status description
Running
Machine is working and communication between SAVE Module and SAVE
Controller is correct (without interference).