SKF IPM 12, Operating Instructions Manual

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Table of contents
Table of contents
Information concerning EC Declaration of
Conformity and EC Declaration of Incorporation 58
Explanation of symbols and signs
59
1. Safety instructions 60
1.1 Intended use 60
1.2 Authorized personnel 61
1.3 Electric shock hazard 61
1.4 System pressure hazard 61
2. Lubricants 62
2.1 General information 62
2.2 Selection of lubricants 62
2.3 Approved lubricants 63
3. Transport, delivery, and storage 65
3.1 Lubrication units 65
3.2 Electronic and electrical devices 65
3.3 General notes 65
4. Overview 66
5. Installation/connection 67
5.1 Dismantling and disposal 67
5.2 IPM 12 pulse meter 67
5.2.1 IPM 12 housing installation 67
5.2.2 IPM 12 device connection 68
5.2.3 Relay outputs 68
5.2.4 IPM 12 connection 69
5.3 Copnnection of the Mobile PGA 3 unit 69
5.4 PGA 3 Programming and display unit 70
5.4.1 PGA 3 housing installation 70
5.4.2 PGA 3 connection 70
5.5 Mobile PGA 3 programming and
display unit 71
6. Description of components 72
6.1 IPM 12 pulse meter 72
6.1.1 IPM 12 control panel 72
6.1.2 Indicator lamps 73
6.1.3 Description of the interface 73
6.1.4 Example of group coniguration 74
6.1.5 IPM 12 Characteristics 74
6.2 Programming and display unit PGA 3 76
6.2.1 Operator/Servicecode 76
6.2.2 PGA 3 control panel 76
6.2.3 Description of the PGA 3 77
6.2.4 PGA 3 unit connection 77
6.2.5 PGA 3 characteristics 77
7.Operation 78
7.1 IPM 12 pulse meter 78
7.1.1 Requirement for the actual/setup value
comparison of the IPM 12 78
7.1.2 PM 12 actual/setup value Comparison 79
7.2 PGA 3 programming and display unit
80
7.3 Readout of actual/setup values 80
7.4 Input of setup values 81
7.5 Input of calibration values 83
7.6 Warning threshold in the event of
underlubrication 85
7.7 Warning threshold in the event of
overlubrication 85
7.8 Enter threshold values 85
7.9 Group assignment 87
7.10 Assignment of IPM 12 units to masters
and slaves 87
8. Startup 89
8.1 IPM12 basic settings 89
8.1.1 Input of IPM12 Address 89
8.2 PGA 3 basic settings 90
8.2.1 Making basic settings on the PGA 3 91
9. Trouble shooting procedures 94
10. Service 97
10.1 IPM 12 Hardware test 97
10.1.1 Auto-reset in the event of an alarm 97
10.1.2 No auto-reset in the event of an alarm 98
10.1.3 Locking the MEMory key
99
10.2 NAMUR switch 100
10.2.1 Checking the NAMUR switch 100
11.Connection examples/menu structure 102
11.1 Master and slave pulse meter 102
11.2 Programming and display unit (PGA 3)
with two pulse meters (IPM 12) 103
11.3 Menu structure 104
11.4 Overview COMO System-Monitoring 105
12. Spare parts/ordering 106
12.1 Unauthorized modiications and
fabrication of spare parts 106