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INTRODUCTION: 
 

The Sigma 700 Series ‘MM’ Motor Monitors are state of the art microprocessor based, user configurable 
instruments for the monitoring and alarming of embedded temperature probes in electric motor windings 
and bearings. 
 
The 700 Series float controllers perform the following functions. 
 

 

Displays information in alpha and numeric format 

 

Allows full user selection of all system variables 

 

Monitors critical alarms (winding/bearings overtemperature, etc.) 

 

Provides relay outputs for motor high temp warning and motor shutdown 

 

Visual alarms (LED) 

 

Available Nema 4X enclosures 

  

 

ORDERING INFORMATION:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wall Mount Nema 4X Enclosure  

Sigma 700 Series MM 

 
 

SPECIFICATIONS: 

 

 

DIGITAL INPUTS (8 ea.) 
Digital 10-30V DC (Grounding) (Optional) 
 

 

100 OHM RTD Temperature Probes  (8 ea.) 
 

 

RELAY OUTPUTS: (4 ea.) 
SPDT, Form ‘C’ 5A Relay 
 

 

DISPLAY: 
LCD, 2 line Alphanumeric, Backlit. 
 

 

LOOP POWER: 
24VDC regulated output, 100MA max. (with 110VAC option). 
 

 

3 USER KEYS: 
Up, Down, Enter 
 

 

ACCURACY: 
0.1% of calibrated span 
 

 

LOCKOUT: 

      User password, user configurable 

 

 

INPUT IMPEDANCE: 
Voltage 100K, current 100 OHMS 

Summary of Contents for 700 MM

Page 1: ...1 VISIT OUR WEBSITE SIGMACONTROLS COM 700 SERIES MM MOTOR MONITOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL 700 MM MANUAL 042414...

Page 2: ...onitor Showing Inputs 8 100 OHM RTD Digital Output 4 Form C Relays PROGRAMMING AND INITIAL SETUP 7 Input Range Selection Terminal Block Detail Initial Setup Programming Overview Key Description DIAGNO...

Page 3: ...winding bearings overtemperature etc Provides relay outputs for motor high temp warning and motor shutdown Visual alarms LED Available Nema 4X enclosures ORDERING INFORMATION Wall Mount Nema 4X Enclos...

Page 4: ...r programmable SPDT Form C relays 5 AMP CPU Activity Monitor PROGRAMMING Menu based all parameters and setpoints are user configurable via menu prompts and user keys The preconfigured screens and pull...

Page 5: ...Master Slave CPU Activity Monitor WIRING DETAIL See Dwg 12 103 CAUTION All electrical wiring must be in accordance with all local state and national codes that apply Do not exceed the rated current o...

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Page 7: ...s have appeared the unit will show the MAIN SCREEN which scrolls as shown below NOTE Should any channel go into WARN or ALARM modes screen will continue to scroll with the alarm message on the bottom...

Page 8: ...is designed for a fixed range sensor scaling is automatic However due to inconsistencies in some sensors a TWEAK screen is provided to make minor adjustments Use a RTD simulator to inject a known tem...

Page 9: ...advance to the Winding Setpoint Screens Use to change or press to advance to the Press the to save values and return to the Main Screen This is the temperature which brings up the HOT alarm and turns...

Page 10: ...access to program items NOTE Please make a note of the password value if changed Access to the Menus will be unavailable without the correct password Press to advance to the clock calendar settings U...

Page 11: ...nd digital common It is necessary to remove the screen panel to access this terminal block Logging occurs whenever these points are closed THE DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN The final menu item is DIAGNOSTICS This...

Page 12: ...hase A2 Tweak _________ Phase B1 Tweak _________ Phase B2 Tweak _________ Setpoints Bearing Warning Setpoint ______ Bearing Alarm Setpoint ________ Setup Password ___________ Log Interval ___________...

Page 13: ...ltage is not present check the user supplied power supply or if using the 700 DPCF TPCF supply measure across terminals 24VDC and and If no 24VDC is present consult factory If 24VDC is present check f...

Page 14: ...TURNED TO SENDER OR DISCARDED NOTE DO NOT SUBMERGE UNITS FOR CLEANING WITH CABLE CUT OR REMOVED THIS WILL ALLOW CLEANING FLUID TO ENTER HOUSING DAMAGING ELECTRONICS AND VOIDING THE WARRANTY RETURN FOR...

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