Subject to modifications
User Manual
LMC 1
9.3EN-98001-A07
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Description
Application
6606m06
Fig. 1
LMC 1 membrane keypad
1 -
4-digit 7-segment display
2 -
LED status display
- Power on (white)
- Readiness for operation (green) / Malfunction (red)
- Pump is running (green)
- Low-level signal (yellow)
3 -
Operating panel
- left MENU / RUN
- right
ENTER / RESET
- up (
UP
)
short
+ 1
count value
long + high speed
- down (
DOWN
)
short
- 1
count value
long – high speed
4 -
Information on handling
6608m06
Fig. 2
The LMC 1 control p.c.b. (VDC)
The LMC 1 multi controller is used to control and monitor
the following stationary Lincoln lubrication systems.
- Progressive systems
- Spray systems
- Two-line systems
- Centro-Matic
®
systems
- PMA systems
- COBRA chain-lubrication systems
It combines the flexibility of freely programmable
controllers with the cost effectiveness of pre-programmed
control p.c.b.’s.
Functionality and menu display in the LMC 1 are set to
specifically matching parameters depending on the
lubrication system selected.
Parameter name (t = time, c = counter):
- t – MO .............................. (Monitoring) Monitoring time
- t – PS ......................................................... Pause time
- t – rn ........................................... (run) Lubrication time
- t – od .................................. (off delay) Switch-off delay
- t – cl ................................. (clean) Nipple cleaning time
- c – rn ......... (run) Lubrication / revolution / stroke count
- c – PS ............................. Number of pause revolutions
- c – bl ............................... (Bolts) Number of chain links
The lubrication system and defaults for its parameters can
be set (UP & DOWN keys, pos. 3, Fig. 1) using the DIP-
switches (SW1, SW2, SW3 & SW4, pos. 12, Fig. 2)
You can make additional parameter modifications with the
operating panel on the LMC 1 membrane keypad in the
“Setup mode“ (see the “Operating“ section in the
respective lubrication system.
All settings and count values are saved every 30 minutes
in the LMC 1 EEPROM, which means they are not lost
even if the mains supply fails.
12 - DIP-switch (from left: SW1, SW2, SW3, SW4)
