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VM-7 System Manual 

 

Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

 

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Chapter 4  Troubleshooting 

Problems Possible 

causes 

Measures 

The power is not supplied to the 
unit. 

Confirm the power. 

There is no power 
input. 
(The Power status 
Indicator doesn't 
light.) 

Not connected to the power 
terminal properly 

Connect the wire properly. 

It has been set to the "Self-retain" 
mode. 

Reset the alarm. 

Confirm the input transducer. 
Confirm the input signal cable. 

OK alarm does not 
become unlit. 

The input signals are out of the 
normal range. 

Confirm the sensor set gap. 

The warning set value is 
inappropriate. 

Set an appropriate value. 

The sequence set value is 
inappropriate. 

Set an appropriate value. 

OK alarm has been output. 

Cancel OK alarm. 

There is no ALERT 
Alarm or DANGER 
Alarm output. 

The monitor module is not 
installed on. 

Install the monitor module. 

The warning set value is 
inappropriate. 

Set an appropriate value. 

Protect from the noise by using a noise 
filter, etc. 
Confirm the wiring. 
Distance the source of the noise such 
as a RF device and a relay module. 

Affect of noise on the input signal 
or power 

Set longer warning delay time. 

ALERT Alarm or 
DANGER Alarm 
output malfunctions.

The monitor module is removed. 

Mount the monitor module. 

The wiring for output signals is 
incorrect. 

Connect the wire properly. 

Output specifications do not 
comply with the receiving devices.

Use the devices which satisfy output 
specifications. 

OK alarm has been output. 

Cancel OK alarm. 

There is no recorder 
output. 

The monitor module is not 
installed on or removed. 

Install or mount the monitor module. 

Summary of Contents for VM-7 Series

Page 1: ...n Feb 2009 Revised in Jun 2010 SHINKAWA Sensor Technology Inc VM 7 Series Monitor System Manual z Read this manual thoroughly and understand the contents before use z Keep this manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed ...

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Page 3: ...al Personnel who perform the unit installation into the instrument panel and required wiring Contents y Description of unpacking and accessories y How to install the unit into the instrument panel y How to connect the unit Manual name MCL View Operation Manual Intended Users of the Manual Operators who are in charge of the maintenance of the unit and who confirm the screen in their work Contents y...

Page 4: ... Electro magnetic compatibility evaluated by various noise tests However since the performance of the unit varies depending on the environmental conditions such as below follow instructions in this manual to stabilize the system y Intensity of noise y Temperature and humidity y Layout of the unit f When reselling the unit as an assembly or transferring the unit to a third party please provide the ...

Page 5: ... lost income resulting from misuse abuse modification to or of any part of or disassembling of the unit by the user f Unless expressly stated herein the company makes no other warranties express or implied including without limitation any warranty of merchantability fitness for a particular purpose or infringement of intellectual property rights f A Warranty Provision is included at the end of thi...

Page 6: ... 30 3 2 Service life of the unit 30 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 31 Warranty Provision Instrument Rack Reference Instrument Rack VM 76 Vibration Displacement Monitor Module VM 701 Absolute Vibration Monitor Module VM 702 Tachometer Eccentricity Monitor Module VM 703 Temperature Monitor Module VM 704 Rod Drop Monitor Module VM 706 18 Channel Relay Module VM 721 Local Communication Phase Marker Module ...

Page 7: ...ility of injury Follow the instructions to ensure safety CAUTION This symbol is used to draw attention to the possibility of property damage Follow the instructions to prevent damage to equipment Point In this manual Point is used to highlight some important issues as well as to provide useful information 1 2 Precautions for handling For the safe use of the unit be sure to follow the precautions b...

Page 8: ...t Before any contact with the unit be sure touch the metal objects etc so that the static electricity is discharged Static electricity accumulated in the human body may damage the unit Be sure to perform the following for the stability of the unit Ensure that the screws are tightly fastened and the unit is securely fixed Place the unit in a metal cabinet etc and ensure that the lid is closed while...

Page 9: ...re satisfied y Ambient temperature 0 to 65 C when the unit is operated y Ambient humidity 20 to 90 RH no condensation when the unit is operated y Vibration condition 2 m s2 or less at 10 to 100 Hz y Air cleanliness level Ideally with the air dust level at 0 2 mg m3 or less Also keep away from corrosive gases including hydrogen sulfide gas chlorine gas as well as electrically conductive dust such a...

Page 10: ...ry and Slot P2 is secondary Local Communication Phase Marker Module Displays measurement values and the status of each unit through the MCL View and perform settings using FIELD CONFIG Also detects the phase marker signals This module can be installed on Slot 0 only Network Communication Module The measurement value and status of each module is transmitted to the network This module can be install...

Page 11: ...he instrument rack and cables are connected to them The size of the rack conforms to EIA standards European I O terminal type Instrument Rack VM 761 No Name Function Monitor output connector Provides monitor outputs buffer output or shaped rotary pulse output Monitor output connector for phase marker Provides buffer output and pulse output of the phase marker 18 Channel Relay Module output termina...

Page 12: ...nnector Outputs data processed by the Analysis Module Network communication connector 1 The measurement value and status of each monitor is transmitted to the network via the Network Communication Module installed on the Slot 1 Network communication connector 2 The measurement value and status of each monitor is transmitted to the network via the Network Communication Module installed on the Slot ...

Page 13: ...gnals according to the logic set by 18 Channel Relay Module Transducer input connector Inputs transducer signals which correspond to each module Phase marker input connector Inputs phase marker signals Contact input terminal block Performs the following according to contact inputs y Self hold alarm reset y Activation of sequence function y Activation of 10 pole high pass filter System OK output te...

Page 14: ... Module installed on the Slot 1 Network communication connector 2 The measurement value and status of each monitor is transmitted to the network via the Network Communication Module installed on the Slot 2 Local communication connector Communicates with the PC in which MCL View and FIELD CONFIG are installed Contact output terminal block Outputs contact signals according to the logic related to ea...

Page 15: ...ator When 1ch is normal Lights in green When 1ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 2ch OK indicator When 2ch is normal Lights in green When 2ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 3ch OK indicator When 3ch is normal Lights in green When 3ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 4ch OK indicator When 4ch is normal Lights in green When 4ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 1ch monitor output connector Outputs 1ch input s...

Page 16: ... this module provide the recorder output corresponding to input signals and contact output to outside equipment via the rear panel of the instrument rack No Name Function 1ch OK indicator When 1ch is normal Lights in green When 1ch warning is activated Flashes 2ch OK indicator When 2ch is normal Lights in green When 2ch warning is activated Flashes 3ch OK indicator When 3ch is normal Lights in gre...

Page 17: ...r output connector Outputs 3ch input signal via the buffer amplifier 4ch monitor output connector Outputs 4ch input signal There are the following three methods to output signals and the signal to be output is set through FIELD CONFIG y Outputs input signals through the buffer amplifier y Outputs after the input signal speed vibration is integrated and converted into the displacement vibration y O...

Page 18: ... warning is activated Flashes 2ch OK indicator When 2ch is normal Lights in green When 2ch warning is activated Flashes 3ch OK indicator When 3ch is normal Lights in green When 3ch warning is activated Flashes 1ch trigger indicator Normal Lights in yellow When 1ch trigger signal is detected Does not light 2ch trigger indicator Normal Lights in yellow When 2ch trigger signal is detected Does not li...

Page 19: ...VM 7 System Manual Chapter 2 Description of the System 17 Main board A board on which electronic parts are mounted DIN connector A connector used for connecting to the motherboard ...

Page 20: ...ide equipment via the rear panel of the instrument rack No Name Function 1ch OK indicator When 1ch is normal Lights in green When 1ch warning is activated Flashes 2ch OK indicator When 2ch is normal Lights in green When 2ch warning is activated Flashes 3ch OK indicator When 3ch is normal Lights in green When 3ch warning is activated Flashes 4ch OK indicator When 4ch is normal Lights in green When ...

Page 21: ...VM 7 System Manual Chapter 2 Description of the System 19 DIN connector A connector used for connecting to the motherboard ...

Page 22: ... normal Lights in green When 1ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 2ch OK indicator When 2ch is normal Lights in green When 2ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 3ch OK indicator When 3ch is normal Lights in green When 3ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 4ch OK indicator When 4ch is normal Lights in green When 4ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 5ch OK indicator When 5ch is normal Lights in green When 5ch OK ...

Page 23: ...via the buffer amplifier 5ch pulse output connector Shapes 5ch input signal into rectangular wave to output Module fastener This is used to fix the Vibration Displacement Monitor Module to the instrument rack Main board A board on which electronic parts are mounted DIN connector A connector used for connecting to the motherboard ...

Page 24: ...t rack The 18 Channel Relay Module can be installed on Slot 10 of the instrument rack only No Name Function Module status indicator When the module is normal Lights in green When the module has a problem Flashes When the slot has a problem Flashes Module fastener This is used to fix the 18 Channel Relay Module to the instrument rack Main board A board on which electronic parts are mounted DIN conn...

Page 25: ...Communication Phase Marker Module can be installed on Slot 0 of the instrument rack only No Name Function DANGER alarm indicator Normal Does not light When the DANGER alarm is activated Lights in red When DANGER alarm is output from any of the modules in the instrument rack ALERT alarm indicator Normal Does not light When the ALERT alarm is activated Lights in yellow When ALERT alarm is output fro...

Page 26: ... Does not light 2ch trigger indicator Normal Light in yellow When the 2ch rotary pulse is detected Does not light Local communication connector Can be USB connected to the PC in which the FIELD CONFIG is installed 1ch monitor output connector Outputs 1ch input signal via the buffer amplifier 1ch pulse output connector Shapes 1ch input signal into rectangular wave to output 2ch monitor output conne...

Page 27: ... instrument rack No Name Function Module status indicator When the module is normal Lights in green When the module has a problem Does not light When the module is installed in other than Slot 1 or 2 Flashes Communication situation indicator Communication connected Lights in green Communication disconnected Does not light During data reception transfer Flashes Module fastener This is used to fix t...

Page 28: ...icator When the module is normal Lights in green When the module has a problem Does not light When the module is installed in other than Slot 8 and 9 or Slot 9 and 10 Flashes Communication situation indicator Communication connected Lights in green Communication disconnected Does not light During data reception transfer Flashes Module fastener This is used to fix the Network Communication Module t...

Page 29: ...When the module has a problem Does not light When the module is installed in other than Slot 8 and 9 or Slot 9 and 10 Flashes Communication situation indicator Communication connected Lights in green Communication disconnected Does not light During data reception transfer Flashes 3ch OK indicator When 3ch is normal Lights in green When 3ch OK alarm is activated Flashes 4ch OK indicator When 4ch is...

Page 30: ...onitor output connector Outputs 4ch input signal via the buffer amplifier 4ch pulse output connector Shapes 4ch input signal into rectangular wave to output Module fastener This is used to fix the Network Communication Module to the instrument rack Sub board A board on which electronic parts are mounted Main board A board on which electronic parts are mounted DIN connector A connector used for con...

Page 31: ...nt power In this case Slot P1 left becomes primary and Slot P2 right becomes secondary No Name Function Power status indicator When supplying power to each module Lights in green When the power is not supplied Does not light Module fastener This is used to fix the Power supply module to the instrument rack Heat sink fin A fin to radiate heat Main board A board on which electronic parts are mounted...

Page 32: ...Software name and functions VM 7 Series Monitor uses two types of software MCL View and FIELD CONFIG MCL View VM 771 MCL View displays measurement values and the status of each module FIELD CONFIG VM 772 FIELD CONFIG performs settings and adjustment of each module ...

Page 33: ...2 Description of the System 31 Analysis Module use Analysis View software Analysis View VM 773 The Analysis View software displays the set value measurements and the status of the Analysis Module And displays the Analytical data ...

Page 34: ...of the unit It is recommended to replace the unit after ten years of use at an ambient temperature approx 25 C even if there are no apparent defects The use of the unit under a higher temperature conditions shortens the service life of the unit Point The service life of the unit also becomes shortened depending on the surrounding conditions of the unit Ten years as a rough guide it is preferable t...

Page 35: ...been output Cancel OK alarm There is no ALERT Alarm or DANGER Alarm output The monitor module is not installed on Install the monitor module The warning set value is inappropriate Set an appropriate value Protect from the noise by using a noise filter etc Confirm the wiring Distance the source of the noise such as a RF device and a relay module Affect of noise on the input signal or power Set long...

Page 36: ...VM 7 System Manual Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 34 ...

Page 37: ...nd number 15pin 2 block 10sets Matching plug FRONT MC1 5 15 STF 3 81 PHOENIX CONTACT RECORDER OUTPUT TERMINAL BLOCK Type and number 6pin 2 Block 10sets Matching plug FRONT MC1 5 6 STF 3 81 PHOENIX CONTACT CONTACT OUTPUT TERMINAL BLOCK Type and number 18pin 10pieces Matching plug FRONT MC1 5 18 STF 3 81 PHOENIX CONTACT 18 CHANNEL RELAY MODULE OUTPUT TERMINAL BLOCK Type and number 18pin 2pieces Matc...

Page 38: ...OCK Primary for power supply 1piece Secondary for power supply 1piece OTHERS Note The terminal block of each terminals is accessories for each monitor modules see each spec sheets As for the rest it is sold separately TRANSDUCER INPUT CONNECTOR Type and number 37pin D sub female 10pieces Fastener size 4 40UNC Matching plug XM2A 3701 OMRON Matching hood XM2S 3713 OMRON RECORDER OUTPUT CONNECTOR Typ...

Page 39: ...f F S 1digit or less at 25 C Alarm set repeatability 1digit or less at 25 C Alarm delay time 0 5 1 to 99sec 1 sec step field changeable Alarm reset AUTO RESET or SELF HOLD field changeable Alarm contact mode Normally de energized Normally energized Alarm bypass function Block off alarm output DANGER VIBRATION MONITORING Accuracy 1 of F S at 25 C 3 2 of F S at 0 C to 65 C 3 Recommend monitoring ran...

Page 40: ...olyester tough top Gray Base plate Alminium alloy Silver MASS Body Max 1 0kg 2 2lb Alarm contact operation Monitor power ON Monitor alarm relay mode Monitor power OFF Normal state Alarm state NO contact NORMALLY DE ENERGIZED OPEN OPEN CLOSE NO contact NORMALLY ENERGIZED OPEN CLOSE OPEN NC contact NORMALLY DE ENERGIZED CLOSE CLOSE OPEN NC contact NORMALLY ENERGIZED CLOSE OPEN CLOSE Default value IN...

Page 41: ...CH4 REC A3 CH2 REC B3 N A A4 CH2 REC B4 N A A5 CH3 REC B5 N A A6 CH3 REC B6 N A Note2 7072NAC 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 4 3 A B 2 A B 1 Plug Terminal Block Connector Pin Assignment Note1 For the accessory specification code TB1 t...

Page 42: ... N A Plug 7072NAF Hood 7072NAJ 1 CH1 REC 9 CH4 REC 2 CH1 REC 10 CH4 REC 3 CH2 REC 11 N A 4 CH2 REC 12 N A 5 CH3 REC 13 N A 6 CH3 REC 14 N A 7 N A 15 N A 8 N A Plug 7072NAE Hood 7072NAH 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 4 3 2 1 Plug Termi...

Page 43: ...x 0 5mA Recorder output Voltage or current output proportional monitor range REL SEIS can be selected on 1 or 3ch 2 SEIS ABS can be selected on 2 or 4ch 2 Output range 1 to 5VDC 4 to 20mADC 0 to 5VDC 0 to 10VDC I O conversion accuracy 3 of F S at 25 C 3 5 of F S at 0 C to 65 C 3 Max load resistance 600Ω current mode Output impedance Approx 500Ω voltage mode Insulation resistance 10MΩ at 100VAC Bur...

Page 44: ...18 8V High 2 or 4ch 2 1V Low 22 0V High Alarm delay time 3 sec DANGER ALERT Alarm reset AUTO RESET CONTACT OUTPUT Contact RELAY1 DANGER 1 Contact RELAY2 ALERT 1 Contact RELAY3 OR logic NOT OK 1 NOT OK 2 Contact RELAY4 DANGER 3 Contact RELAY5 ALERT 3 Contact RELAY6 OR logic NOT OK 3 NOT OK 4 Contact Mode Nomally de energized OTHERS Sequnce set value 1 Suppression set value 0 Fast out OFF Timed OK c...

Page 45: ...C A3 CH2 REC B3 N A A4 CH2 REC B4 N A A5 CH3 REC B5 N A A6 CH3 REC B6 N A Note2 7072NAC 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 4 3 A B 2 A B 1 Plug Terminal Block Connector Pin Assignment Note1 For the accessory specification code TB1 the fit...

Page 46: ...lug 7072NAF Hood 7072NAJ 1 CH1 REC 9 CH4 REC 2 CH1 REC 10 CH4 REC 3 CH2 REC 11 N A 4 CH2 REC 12 N A 5 CH3 REC 13 N A 6 CH3 REC 14 N A 7 N A 15 N A 8 N A Plug 7072NAE Hood 7072NAH 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 4 3 2 1 Plug Terminal Bl...

Page 47: ...or less on digital indicator Relay reset AUTO RESET SELF HOLD Relay contact mode Normally de energized Normally energized ALARM Only Channel 3 Alarm set point Eccentricity P P monitoring 2 points DANGER ALERT from 0 to 100 of monitor range field changeable Eccentricity Direct monitoring 4 points H DANGER H ALERT L DANGER L ALERT from 0 to 100 of monitor range field changeable Alarm set accuracy 0 ...

Page 48: ...setting accuracy of the angle θs shall be 30 0 Z 3 For gears not listed in the table above calculate the angle referring to 1 2 4 The pulses of both channels inputted should be overlapped to judge the direction of the rotation Especially when the number of the teeth is small or an irregular shaped gear is used great caution is necessary ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION Operating temperature 0 to 65 C Stora...

Page 49: ...terics 10rpm Reset AUTO RESET OK ALARM Tachometer OK set point 1 4V Low Reset AUTO RESET OK ALARM Eccentricity OK set point 1 4V Low 18 8V High Reset AUTO RESET ALARM Eccentricity P P DANGER set point 80µm ALERT set point 60µm Alarm delay time 3sec DANGER ALERT Alarm reset AUTO RESET ALARM Eccentricity Direct Set point Not used RECODER OUTPUT Output range 4 to 20mA 4mA at the burnout CONTACT Conta...

Page 50: ... CH2 REC B3 N A A4 CH2 REC B4 N A A5 CH3 REC B5 N A A6 CH3 REC B6 N A Note2 7072NAC 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 4 3 2 1 A B A B Plug Terminal Block Connector Pin Assignment VM 761 Instrument Rack Back 1 Monitor Output Connector 2 T...

Page 51: ... 7072NAF Hood 7072NAJ 1 CH1 REC 9 CH4 REC 2 CH1 REC 10 CH4 REC 3 CH2 REC 11 N A 4 CH2 REC 12 N A 5 CH3 REC 13 N A 6 CH3 REC 14 N A 7 N A 15 N A 8 N A Plug 7072NAE Hood 7072NAH 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA Plug Terminal Block Connect...

Page 52: ...geable Contact type Dry contact SPDT Contact capacity 250VAC 5A 30VDC 5A ALARM Alarm set point 4 points H DANGER H ALERT L ALERT L DANGER from 0 to 100 of monitor range field changeable Alarm set accuracy 0 2 of F S 1digit or less at 25 C Alarm set repeatability 1digit or less at 25 C Alarm delay time 0 5 1 to 99sec 1 sec step field changeable Alarm reset AUTO RESET or SELF HOLD field changeable A...

Page 53: ...med OK channel defeat ON Burnout Downscale 0 INPUT Input points 6ch Input transducer 100Ω 3 wire RTD R100 R0 1 3851 Monitor range 0 to 200 C RECORDER OUTPUT Output range 4 to 20mA 4mA at the burnout ALARM H DANGER set point 160 C H ALERT set point 120 C L ALERT set point None L DANGER set point None Alarm delay time 3 sec DANGER ALERT Alarm reset AUTO RESET Alarm contact operation Monitor power ON...

Page 54: ... CH6 SHIELD Note2 7072NAB A1 CH1 REC B1 CH4 REC A2 CH1 REC B2 CH4 REC A3 CH2 REC B3 CH5 REC A4 CH2 REC B4 CH5 REC A5 CH3 REC B5 CH6 REC A6 CH3 REC B6 CH6 REC Note2 7072NAC 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 3 A B 2 1 A B Plug Terminal Blo...

Page 55: ... 7072NAJ 1 CH1 REC 9 CH4 REC 2 CH1 REC 10 CH4 REC 3 CH2 REC 11 CH5 REC 4 CH2 REC 12 CH5 REC 5 CH3 REC 13 CH6 REC 6 CH3 REC 14 CH6 REC 7 N A 15 N A 8 N A Plug 7072NAE Hood 7072NAH 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 3 2 1 Plug Terminal Bloc...

Page 56: ...FRONT MC 1 5 18 STF 3 81 Phoenix Contact 1piece 7072NAA Note1 D sub plugs and hoods are not included in this code Please make necessary arrangement seperately if required Note2 When individually ordering specify the parts code it is require to arrange for a necessary amount INPUT Rod drop Input points Max 4ch Input impedance Approx 50kΩ INPUT TRANSDUCER Rod drop FK series FK 202F FK 452F VK series...

Page 57: ...LERT set point 1 2mm L ALERT set point None L DANGER set point None Alarm delay tim 3sec DANGER ALERT Alarm Reset AUTO RESET OK ALARM Rod drop 1 4V Low 18 8V High Phase marker 1 4V Low Alarm reset AUTO RESET CONTACT Contact RELAY1 ALERT 1 Contact RELAY2 ALERT 2 Contact RELAY3 ALERT 3 Contact RELAY4 ALERT 4 Contact RELAY5 OR logic DANGER 1 2 3 and 4 Contact RELAY6 OR logic NOT OK 1 2 3 4 and NOT OK...

Page 58: ... CH4 REC A3 CH2 REC B3 N A A4 CH2 REC B4 N A A5 CH3 REC B5 PUL SIG A6 CH3 REC B6 PUL COM Note2 7072NAC 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 4 A B 3 A B 2 1 Plug Terminal Block Connector Pin Assignment Note1 For the accessory specification c...

Page 59: ...9 N A Plug 7072NAF Hood 7072NAJ 1 CH1 REC 9 CH4 REC 2 CH1 REC 10 CH4 REC 3 CH2 REC 11 N A 4 CH2 REC 12 N A 5 CH3 REC 13 PUL OUT 6 CH3 REC 14 PUL COM 7 N A 15 N A 8 N A Plug 7072NAE Hood 7072NAH 1 RL1 N O 10 RL4 N O 2 RL1 COM 11 RL4 COM 3 RL1 N C 12 RL4 N C 4 RL2 N O 13 RL5 N O 5 RL2 COM 14 RL5 COM 6 RL2 N C 15 RL5 N C 7 RL3 N O 16 RL6 N O 8 RL3 COM 17 RL6 COM 9 RL3 N C 18 RL6 N C 7072NAA 4 3 2 1 P...

Page 60: ...ANGER Contact RELAY2 of slot 1 ALERT Contact RELAY3 of slot 2 DANGER Contact RELAY4 of slot 2 ALERT Contact RELAY5 of slot 3 DANGER Contact RELAY6 of slot 3 ALERT Contact RELAY7 of slot 4 DANGER Contact RELAY8 of slot 4 ALERT Contact RELAY9 of slot 5 DANGER Contact RELAY10 of slot 5 ALERT Contact RELAY11 of slot 6 DANGER Contact RELAY12 of slot 6 ALERT Contact RELAY13 of slot 7 DANGER Contact RELA...

Page 61: ...RL9 18 RL9 7072NAA 1 RL10 2 RL10 3 RL11 4 RL11 5 RL12 6 RL12 7 RL13 8 RL13 9 RL14 10 RL14 11 RL15 12 RL15 13 RL16 14 RL16 15 RL17 16 RL17 17 RL18 18 RL18 7072NAA 2 1 Plug Terminal Block Connector Pin Assignment Note For the accessory specification code TB the fitting terminal block plugs 1 2 are included VM 761 Instrument Rack Back 1 Top Contact Output Terminal Block 2 Bottom Contact Output Termin...

Page 62: ...vidually ordering specify the parts code it is require to arrange for a necessary amount OTHERS PHASE MARKER INPUT Max Input points tachometer Max 2ch Input Impedance 50kΩ Input voltage range Less than 50Vp p Hysteresis 1V 2V 5V PHASE MARKER INPUT SENSOR Proximity transducer FK 202F RD 05A OPERATION CONTACT INPUT RES Outside reset signal SEQ Sequence signal FIL Filter enable signal OUTPUT Indicato...

Page 63: ...tate NO contact NORMALLY DE ENERGIZED OPEN OPEN CLOSE NO contact NORMALLY ENERGIZED OPEN CLOSE OPEN NC contact NORMALLY DE ENERGIZED CLOSE CLOSE OPEN NC contact NORMALLY ENERGIZED CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OTHERS INPUT PHASE MARKER Not used SYSTEM OK ALARM Alarm reset Auto Reset Alarm contact mode NORMALLY DE ENERGIZED Relay logic OR of all OK alarm COMMUNICATION IP Adress 192 168 8 8 Subnet mask 255 255 2...

Page 64: ...CH3 COM A13 N A A14 CH3 POW A15 CH3 SHIELD 7072NAB A1 RES A2 RES A3 SEQ A4 SEQ A5 FILT A6 FILT 7072NAC A1 N A A2 N A A3 N A A4 N O A5 SYSTEM OK A6 N C 7072NAC 4 3 2 1 Plug Terminal Block Connector Pin Assignment Note1 For the accessory specification code TB1 the fitting terminal block plugs 2 3 4 are included For the accessory specification code TB1 the D sub plug and hood 1 are not included If re...

Page 65: ... N A 15 N A 8 N A Plug 7072NAE Hood 7072NAH A1 RES A2 RES A3 SEQ A4 SEQ A5 FILT A6 FILT 7072NAC A1 N A A2 N A A3 N A A4 N O A5 SYSTEM OK A6 N C 7072NAC 4 3 2 1 Plug Terminal Block Connector Pin Assignment 1 Monitor Output Connector 2 Transducer Input Connector 3 Top Contact Signal Input Terminal Block 4 Bottom Contact Signal Input Terminal Block Note For the accessory specification code TB2 the fi...

Page 66: ...bus TCP Network standard 10Base T Connector RJ45 Rear side of rack Communication item Data transmitted to host computer Measurement value GAP Danger Alarm status Alert Alarm status OK Alarm status Danger Bypass status Setting Value of Danger Alert and OK Limit Low cut Filter 10pole ON OFF status Power OK status Analyzed Data 3 0 5X amp Phase 1X amp Phase 2X amp Phase Not 1X amp Data received from ...

Page 67: ...HASE MARKER SIGNAL INPUT Input module VM 741 Input channel Max 2ch Rotation speed range 60 r min to 60 000 r min 3 Operation possible from 5 r min 3 Transient data is acceptable up to15 000r min PROCESS DATA INPUT Input module VM 701 VM 704 Transmit data Displacement Temperature Signal source slot Slot 1 to 8 OUTPUT Indicator ACTIVE LED Green When module is normal Lighting When module is abnormal ...

Page 68: ...bration Displacement monitor module 2 units of VM 742 Network communication module 1 unit of VM 741 Local communication Phase marker module 2 units of VM 751 Power supply module Max 20 rack HUB Vibration signal input Slot 3 to 8 Phase mark signal input VM 731 Analysis Module VM 731 ANALYSIS MODULE Page 2of 2 VM 7 SERIES SPECIFICATIONS OTHERS COMMUNICATION IP Adress 192 168 8 100 Subnet mask 255 25...

Page 69: ...l bus board PHASE MARKER SIGNAL INPUT 1ch 2ch Input module VM 741 Input channel Max 2ch Rotation speed range 60 r min to 60 000 r min 3 Operation possible from 5 r min 3 Transient data is acceptable up to15 000r min PHASE MARKER SIGNAL INPUT 3ch 4ch Input Impedance 50kΩ Input voltage range Less than 50Vp p Hysteresis 1V 2V 5V Input transducer FK 202F RD 05A PROCESS DATA INPUT Input module VM 701 V...

Page 70: ...Local communication Phase marker module 2 units of VM 751 Power supply module Max 20 rack HUB Vibration signal input Slot 3 to 8 Phase marker signal input 1ch 2ch VM 732 Analysis Module VM 732 ANALYSIS MODULE Page 2of 2 VM 7 SERIES SPECIFICATIONS OTHERS COMMUNICATION IP Adress 192 168 8 100 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 IP Port No 8882 INPUT PHASE MARKER 3ch 4ch Input points 2 points Input transducer ...

Page 71: ...e Alminium alloy Silver MASS Body Max 3 0kg 6 6lb INPUT Rated voltage VM 751 AC 100 240VAC 50 60HZ VM 753 DC24V 24VDC VM 754 DC110V 110VDC Rated power VM 751 AC 200VA 2 VM 753 DC24V 180W 2 VM 754 DC110V 180W 2 2 Full Installation VM 741x1 VM 701x10 Voltage range VM 751 AC 85 264VAC VM 753 DC24V 24VDC 10 VM 754 DC110V 90 180VDC OUTPUT Power output Output to each module via mother board Rated Voltag...

Page 72: ... Relay logic MEDIA CD ROM RECOMMENDATION CONDITION Personal Computer type PC AT compatible personal computer Processor Intel Pentium 4 compatible 3GHz or higher processor clock speed recommended Memory 1GByte or higher recommended Display 1024 x 768 or higher resolution video adapter and monitor Hard Disk 10GByte of available hard disk space Including trend data Drive CD ROM drive Ethernet communi...

Page 73: ...rocessor clock speed recommended Memory 1GByte or higher recommended Display 1024 x 768 or higher resolution video adapter and monitor Hard Disk 300MByte of available hard disk space Drive CD ROM drive Operation system Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Ⓡ with SP4 or later Microsoft Windows XP Professional Ⓡ with SP2 or later Others Microsoft Windows installer 3 1 Ⓡ or later Microsoft NET Framewo...

Page 74: ...10 min 2 Network Interface Ethernet 100BASE T AP 10 DATA COLLECTION SPECIFICATION Spectrum analyzing line 800 lines Shortest trend data collection interval Vibration data 4 sec Process data 10 sec Waveform collection interval Standard 20 sec to 10 min 2 Transient 20 sec to 10 min 2 Network Interface Ethernet 10BASE T 2 Arbitrary setting Intervals that can be actually collected are limited by the n...

Page 75: ...y Trend graph Over all GAP 0 5X amp phase 1X amp phase 2X amp phase Not 1X amp and RPM Bar graph Over all 0 5X 1X 2X Not 1X Other graphs Spectrum Waveform 3D Spectrum Lissajous Waveform Vector plot Shaft Centerline S V graph X Y graph Transient trend Transient Spectrum Waveform Transient Lissajous Waveform Transient polar plot Transient bode diagram Transient Shaft Centerline Transient 3D Spectrum...

Page 76: ... days COLLECTION SPECIFICATION Input data The following data of VM is regularly collected Configuration File Alarm Setting File Latest trend data Latest waveform data Transient History Alert History System History Vibration input point 240 Max 1 Process input point 480 Max 1 Collection interval 10 minutes 100 minutes 2 STORAGE SPECIFICATION Amount of an increase of data each 24 points 1 day refere...

Page 77: ...whirl Cavitations Wing vibration Draft core Surging and Partial rub OPERATION Select diagnosis from the menu on the Wave Spectrum of the VM 773 Analysis View software screen to execute diagnostics to displayed waveform spectrum graph screen DISPLAY OF THE DIAGNOSIS RESULT A malfunction cause is displayed in order from the high thing of the factor as a result of diagnosis 1 The required data are au...

Page 78: ...nds 10 minutes 1 OUTPUT SPECIFICATION Output method Input data is output as data of the external input rack of the VM 773 Analysis View Software Number of Output Channel 64 channels Max about one external input rack Display The collection data is displayed on the following screens of the VM 773 Analysis View Software Trend table Trend graph Bar graph X Y graph SOFTWARE SUPPLY Media CD ROM ACCESSOR...

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