KSB Guard, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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6 Operation
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KSB Guard
6 Operation
6.1 Operating modes of transmission and battery unit
▪ Deep Sleep
Status of the device before commissioning and after the batteries have been
removed for more than 10 s.
▪ Stand-by mode
After successful commissioning/ start-up, the device automatically switches to
stand-by mode following each measuring and transfer cycle to save energy. In
this status, all LEDs are off. The device wakes up cyclically (default setting: every
hour) and takes an automatic measurement.
6.2 Taking manual measurement and displaying signal strength
WARNING
Hot surfaces (Pump and piping take on the temperature of the fluid handled.)
Risk of burns!
▷ Do not touch hot surfaces.
WARNING
Sensor unit takes on temperature of bearing bracket or drive lantern
Risk of burns!
▷ Observe the operating manual of the pump set.
▷ When the pump set is being operated, only touch the sensor unit using suitable
protective gloves.
WARNING
Work in the immediate vicinity of rotating parts
Risk of hand injury!
▷ Always have this work performed by trained personnel.
▷ Take particular caution when performing this work.
ü
Commissioning was completed successfully. (
ð
Section 5.1.4, Page 20)
1. Briefly press the pushbutton on the transmission and battery unit.
ð The most recent transmission status is displayed.
2. Wait until status LEDs A and B flash slowly (0.5 Hz) together.
3. Briefly press the pushbutton on the transmission and battery unit again.
ð Manual measurement, signal strength is displayed and data is transmitted.
The level LEDs that indicate the signal strength light up briefly after a short
waiting time.
After the measurement is taken, the device automatically switches to stand-by mode
and all LEDs extinguish.
6.3 Reading out the transmission status
ü
Commissioning was completed successfully. (
ð
Section 5.1.4, Page 20)
1. Briefly press the pushbutton on the transmission and battery unit.
ð The most recent transmission status is displayed.
The transmission status display is complete when status LEDs A and B flash slowly
together (0.5 Hz).
You can now trigger manual measurement if required. ( ð Section 6.2, Page 25)