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© 2014 SPX CORPORATION

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Form No. 1000773

Rev. 0 August 12, 2014

SCHEMATICS

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Summary of Contents for Power Team MCS Series

Page 1: ...nsure clarity the intent of this document is to provide basic guidance and it is the responsibility of the end user to review each application thoroughly for suitable usage Users should utilize sound...

Page 2: ...SPORTATION 17 UNPACKING 17 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 19 1 Setup 19 2 Components 19 3 Documentation 19 4 Installation 19 5 Cylinders 19 6 Linear Displacement Sensors 20 7 Hydraulic Connections 20 8 Electr...

Page 3: ...0773 Rev 0 August 12 2014 COMPONENT SPECIFIC DATA SHEETS 43 ANNEX 44 1 SPX cylinder size and square centimeter aera table 44 2 Motion Control System Checklist 44 3 Declaration of Conformity 46 POWER T...

Page 4: ...tion of forces generated by hydraulic cylinders Forced zero Starting point of the controlled load movement achieved by pressing the Reset button For Displacement mode only Hydraulic circuit Hydraulic...

Page 5: ...t against a maximum pressure value There is NO control of the actual movement of the load in this mode Pressure sensor Device to measure the oil pressure within the hydraulic circuit one per hydraulic...

Page 6: ...elected valves only small units of oil are directed to the selected hydraulic cylinders at any given moment With this partitioning of the hydraulic oil the hydraulic system becomes a virtual digital h...

Page 7: ...synchronized within the preset tolerance range regardless of the actual load distribution within the hydraulic circuit One hydraulic setup suits both single and double acting cylinders under different...

Page 8: ...r over a long period of time WARNING SAFETY SYMBOLS AND DEFINITIONS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS In order to take the necessary actions to avoid an accident with or any damage to the MCS motion control system o...

Page 9: ...rn at all time by the operator and anyone within sight of the unit Additional personal protection equipment may in clude face shield goggles gloves apron hard hat and safety shoes The owner of this mo...

Page 10: ...electrical circuit Never use an ungrounded power supply with this unit Changing the voltage is an involved and if incorrectly performed hazardous procedure Consult the manufacturer for specific infor...

Page 11: ...pressure may result in personal injury Cylinders should be arranged as much as practical to evenly distribute the load to each cylinder Avoid off center loads that could damage the cylinder and or ca...

Page 12: ...the coupler and broken off inside the pipe end Any loose pieces of tape could travel through the system and obstruct the flow of fluid or cause jamming of precision fit parts Always use protective cov...

Page 13: ...er This value shall be calcu lated based on the cylinder capacity and the expected predicted load at the referring Lifting point On the HMI set the operation mode to Auto NOTE It is suggested that for...

Page 14: ...op the operation close all valves and display an alarm on the screen of the HMI Check all data and settings Take notes of your settings in a Log file as shown in Annex 1 of this instruction sheet The...

Page 15: ...back to tank To select a specific cylinder to raise touch the numbered blue box at the top of the screen that corresponds to the cylinder you wish to move Using the up and down buttons on the touchscr...

Page 16: ...e system stops operating Reattach the cable and touch re set button on home page to continue testing CYLINDER APPROACH TO LOAD Set the system into Manual mode There is NO control of the actual movemen...

Page 17: ...hipment UNPACKING When unpacking make sure the MCS is located on a stable flat leveled surface that will sup port the weight of the MCS Carefully open the shipping container and arrange for its storag...

Page 18: ...PACKING CONTINUED Check and confirm that the following items are undamaged and in good condition A Pressure Gauges B Electrical Plug Outlet C HMI Tough Screen D External Cabinet Vents E Door Switch F...

Page 19: ...to document the performance of each opera tional step it is recommended that the operator fills in a checklist as shown in Annex 1 of this instruction sheet during the Motion Control System operation...

Page 20: ...s a regular occurrence moving heavy loads is typically performed during night time with limited visibility Make sure that each lifting point and especially the location of the electrical control unit...

Page 21: ...protective covers and clean all connectors with a dry cloth Affix the screw connections to the displacement sensors A power cord connector is provided with the MCS unit Attach the connector to an ap p...

Page 22: ...ipants have knowledge of the safety plan Confirm that there are no obstructions i e overhead power cables trees other structures etc that may interfere with the lift lower cycle FILL WITH OIL Begin by...

Page 23: ...P CONTINUED There is one 25599 male quick disconnect coupler and one 25600 1 female quick disconnect coupler for each Motion Point Lift point Left Side Displacement sensor cable connector Center 25600...

Page 24: ...e easy to assemble If not check for bent pins in the connector on the cable end Installation groove mates with tab in mating connector Attach the five pin connector on the sensor cable to the mating c...

Page 25: ...each lift motion point to be tested Install the retract hoses from the rod end of cylinder to the male quick disconnect 25599 at each lift motion point to be tested SET UP AND START UP CONTINUED This...

Page 26: ...s to the displacement sensor s cord and affix it to the cylinder foundation Make sure that the displacement sensor s cord is pulled out several mm with the chain under slight tension in order to set a...

Page 27: ...ins in the receptacle While installing it will take a small clockwise turn to get the plug oriented correctly After slight clockwise turn and pins start to enter push firmly on the plug to get it to l...

Page 28: ...he plug and cable assembly simply press the RED button The connector latch is spring loaded and will quickly release the plug Open the top cover to the MCS by gently pressing down on the cover latch P...

Page 29: ...POWER to the electrical control unit C GREEN power ON light D RED light indicating E stop is activated E BLACK button for re setting system after E stop button disengaged The Power Switch is in the f...

Page 30: ...the SPX page At this point the MCS controller is running through its diagnostics This may take up to a minute or more Once completed the program will switch to the next page the WARNING screen This p...

Page 31: ...iddle bottom of the HOME page This will take you directly to the alarm message page The alarm message page will list all of the alarms present since starting the MCS unit The following diagnostics pag...

Page 32: ...performed before all of the alarms are re set On the first SETTINGS page you enter the solenoid ON time solenoid OFF time and the Release Quick Discharge pressure the Quick Discharge can be activated...

Page 33: ...n the screen you will get the keypad that will allow you to enter the quick discharge pressure Press ENTER to have the value placed into the program Once the initial parameters are entered you will be...

Page 34: ...TER key when complete in order to store this data in the program Continuing down the screen enter the pressure at four milliamps This would be equal to zero bar Enter the pressure at 20 milliamps and...

Page 35: ...of the data for each of the cylinders you will be using for the lift You can advance page by page by touching the screen in the bottom right hand corner where it says NEXT PAGE If you go to the next c...

Page 36: ...this alarm Check to ensure that the wire is attached to the sensor and the face plate attachment point for the appropriate cylinder number If okay press the blue RESET button on bottom right of home p...

Page 37: ...hat there is no visible leakage If leaking replace the hose If not leaking press the blue RESET button on the HOME page If alarm still exists contact SPX Hydraulic Technologies for assis tance With ea...

Page 38: ...operator or other designated personnel should visually inspect for the following conditions Excessive wear bending damage or insufficient thread engagement Leaking hydraulic fluid Loose bolts cap scr...

Page 39: ...r cause interference of precision fit parts 6 STORAGE The original shipping crate is a convenient storage container for the MCS Prior to placing the MCS back into the shipping crate replace all dust c...

Page 40: ...arts list or to locate a Power Team Authorized Hydraulic Service Center contact your nearest Power Team facility PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION PLC unit does not power up 1 Control system not Powered 1 Turn k...

Page 41: ...If problem persists disconnect from power supply contact authorized Power Team service center 6 Cold fluid or fluid too heavy Hydraulic fluid is of a higher viscosity than necessary 6 Drain flush and...

Page 42: ...leeding procedure 2 Internal leakage in attached components 2 Refer to manufacturer s information for attached component 3 Attached component sticking or binding 3 Refer to manufacturer s information...

Page 43: ...2014 SPX CORPORATION 43 Form No 1000773 Rev 0 August 12 2014 SCHEMATICS...

Page 44: ...1 4 A BSPP DIN 3852E ELECTRICAL CONNECTON PLUG CONFORMING TO EN 175 301 803A 1 5mm EXTERNAL CABLE 6 8mm OUTPUT CURRENT 4 20 mAmp POSITION SENSORS MEASUREMENT RANGE 0mm to 500mm ELECTRICAL CONNECTION M...

Page 45: ...ate sequence for uncrating with care for re use b The electrical 1 Power cable 2 Use of generator c The Hydraulics 1 Adding oil d The sensors 1 Magnets 2 Cable attachment 3 Position of sensors e Cable...

Page 46: ...Bringing the cylinders up to structure plates for stability manual mode c Consider lift in stages d Use of mechanical supports e Safeties in the system f Emergency E Stop do not wander too far g If a...

Page 47: ...2014 SPX CORPORATION 47 Form No 1000773 Rev 0 August 12 2014 ANNEX CONTINUED 3 DECLORATION OF CONFORMITY...

Page 48: ...48 Form No 1000773 Rev 0 August 12 2014 California Proposition 65 Warning This product contains or may contain chemical s known to the state of California to cause cancer or other reproductive effects...

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