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DOCUMENT NO. 82344-01
3300/40
ECCENTRICITY
MONITOR
OPERATION MANUAL
B E N T LY r \
N E VA D A
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NOTICE
READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE INSTALLING OR OPERATING EQUIPMENT.
Bently Nevado Corporation h a s attempted t o identify areas o f risk created
by improper installation a n d / o r operation o f this product. T h e s e areas o f in—
formation o r e noted a s WARNING o r CAUTION f o r your protection a n d f o r t h e
safe a n d effective operation o f this equipment. R e a d all instructions before
installing o r operating t h i s product. P a y particular attention t o those areas
designated b y t h e following symbols.
WARNING 0E1
High voltage present
could cause shock Machine P r o t e c t i o n C o u l d
burns or death
Be Discontinued
Do not touch exposed
wires o r terminals
SYMBOLS
Special symbols a r e used i n t h e manual t o illustrate specifics i n t h e step—by—
step process. F o r example:
PRESS FLASHING OBSERVE SCREWDRIVER
2344A17
Eccentricity Monitor Operation 8 2 3 4 4 - 0 1
FOREWORD
This document is for personnel who operate the 3300 Monitoring System. T h e procedures are presented in step-by-
step graphic format.
RELATED DOCUMENTS
• 3300 System Overview, 80171
• 3300 System Installation Instructions, 80172
• 3300 System Troubleshooting, 80173
• 3300 Power Supply, 80174
• 3300 System Monitor, 80175
• 3300/40 Eccentricity Monitor Maintenance, 82345-01
• Dynamic Data Manager System, 46390-01
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Eccentricity Monitor Operation 8 2 3 4 4 - 0 1
CONTENTS
TITLE S E C T I O N
ECCENTRICITY MONITOR SYSTEM 1
MONITOR FUNCTIONS 2
MONITOR OPTIONS 3
PROGRAMMABLE OPTIONS 4
OK 5
BYPASS 6
A L E RT 7
DANGER 8
MONITOR RANGES 9
• R E A D DIRECT A N D PEAK TO PEAK VALUES 1 0
READ A L E RT SETPOINT LEVELS 1 1
READ DANGER SETPOINT LEVELS 1 2
READ GAP A N D THRESHOLD V O LTA G E LEVELS 1 3
SELF TEST 1 4
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82344-01 Eccentricity Monitor Operation
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Eccentricity Monitor Operation 82344-01
1 ECCENTRC
IT
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IORSYSTEM
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MONITOR • • • 1 • 111 .
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3300 RACK
ECCENTRH:"
PROXIMITY TRANSDuCER
KE fPHASOR
PROXIMITY TRANSDUCER/:
OK P
D E C C K O
A
DANGER K
/
E ) A L E R T
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A 1 1 1 41 4-04
BYPASS K
RECORDER OUTPUT RECORDER OUTPUT
I- -
ECCENTRICITY ECCENTRICITY
/,- DIRECT PEAK TO PEAK
DANGER , ALERT
/,;-tVGAP/ '
THRESHOLD'l
- - ' N
ALERT DANGER
RELAY RELAY
CONTACTS CONTACTS
ECC K O
BUFFERED TRANSDUCERS
(REAR O F R A C K )
1
2MONITORFUNCTO
I NS SHEET1OF2
ECCENTRICITY - Eccentricity (ECC) is defined as the variation between the outer diameter of a shaft surface and
the true geometric center line of the shaft. T h i s variation, cAled shaft bow, can be a fixed mechanical bow, a tem-
porary thermal or gravity bow, or some combination of each. The. Eccentricity Monitor measures shaft bow using the
input from an eccentricity transducer and a Keyphasor source.
DIRECT AND PEAK TO PEAK - The input signal to the monitor from the eccentricity transducer is split into two
channels designated as Direct and Peak to Peak channels.
KEYPHASOR - The Keyphasor (KO) input is defined as a once-per-shaft-revolution event indicator. The monitor can
be programmed to accept the input from a Keyphasor signal routed directly to the monitor through the Signal Input
Module, or from either one of two Keyphasor input signals routed to the monitor through the System Monitor and a
Keyphasor bus on the system backplane. I f these external Keyphasor signals are not available, the monitor can be
programmed to use an internal, simulated Keyphasor signal.
KEYPHASOR THRESHOLD VOLTAGE AND HYSTERESIS - The Keyphasor threshold voltage can be programmed
for automatic or manual mode, and the Keyphasor hysteresis is jumper selected. For a description o f Keyphasor
threshold voltage and hysteresis refer to Eccentricity Monitor Maintenance Manual, Part No. 82345-01.
ECCENTRICITY OK - When the eccentricity transducer signal is within its upper and lower OK limits, the transducer
is defined as OK. The eccentricity OK detection circuit controls the ECC OK LED and the monitor relay drive to the
OK Relay.
KEYPHASOR OK - The Keyphasor (KO OK) LED goes on if the Keyphasor input is within 1 to 600 RPM, and if the
change in rpm between consecutive cycles is not greater or less than 50%. I f the Keyphasor input goes NOT OK, the
peak to peak channel is clamped to zero.
TIMED OK/MONITOR DEFEAT - Timed OK/Monitor Defeat prevents faulty transducer wiring from causing false
alarms. I f the eccentricity input signal level is not within the upper and lower OK limits, the ECC OK LED goes off,
the BYPASS LEDs go on, the Direct and Peak to Peak channels are disabled, and the OK Relay deenergizes. I f the
eccentricity input signal level is restored within the upper and lower OK limits for 60 seconds, the ECC OK LED starts
flashing at 1 H z to indicate the O K state is restored, the BYPASS LEDs go off, and monitoring is enabled. T h e
RESET switch on the front panel of the System Monitor must be pressed to stop the ECC OK LED from flashing (it
remains on). I f the eccentricity channel remains in the NOT-OK state, the MONITOR BYPASS switch on the
monitor circuit board can be set to put the monitor out of service. Without this feature. the O K Relay could not be
reactivated. When Timed OK/Monitor Defeat Mode is selected, the NOT-OK Nonlatching Mode must be selected.
The recorders and communication processor output signals are clamped to zero scale, and the LCD display registers
zero if the transducer is NOT OK.
OK RELAY - The O K Relay is located on the Power Input Module. E v e r y channel in the rack must be O K or
bypassed to energize the OK Relay.
DIRECT ALARM ENABLED/DISABLED - Direct Eccentricity can be programmed for alarm enabled or disabled. I f
the disabled option is selected, Direct Eccentricity is still displayed on the LCD display, but the alarm setpoints are not
used.
FIRST OUT - Separate First Out circuits exist for Alert and Danger alarms. A monitor with First Out option selected
flashes a channel alarm LED if that monitor channel is the first in the rack to go into alarm. Pressing the RESET
switch acknowledges the First Out.
MONITOR BYPASS AND DANGER BYPASS - The monitor can be bypassed by setting the Monitor Bypass switch on
the monitor circuit board. When the switch is set, the OK LEDs go off and the BYPASS LEDs come on. Bypassing
the monitor in the NOT-OK state will clear the OK relay drive signal. F o r maintenance functions, a Danger Bypass
switch on the monitor circuit board is set to inhibit the Danger relay drive. T h i s also turns on the BYPASS LEDs.
Other front panel functions are not affected. The Danger Bypass function can be enabled with a programming jumper.
2
•
I V E 2 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i
2MONITORFUNCTO
I NS SHEET2OF2
ALARM RELAYS - Monitor alarms can be programmed for both latching and nonlatching mode. I n the nonlatching
mode, the alarm resets automatically when the alarm condition no longer exists. I n the latching mode, the alarm must
be reset manually by pressing the RESET switch on the front panel o f the System Monitor (or by closing external
Reset contacts). The alarm will not reset if the alarm condition still exists.
BUFFERED OUTPUT - The ECC and KO coaxial cable connectors on the front panel of the monitor, and terminals
on the Signal Input Relay Module, provide buffered signals from respective transducers that can be used for connec-
tion of external equipment.
RECORDER OUTPUT - A recorder output is provided for each channel of eccentricity (Direct and Peak to Peak).
Depending on the option selected, the recorder output levels, proportional to full scale, are either 0 to -10 Vdc, + 1 to
—5 Vdc, or + 4 to +20 mA.
SELF TEST - The monitor has three catagories of self test: power-up, cyclic, and user-invoked.
• Power-up self test is performed automatically each time the monitor power is turned on. A series of basic tests
and transducer OK tests are performed.
• Cyclic self test is performed automatically during monitor operation. Errors encountered during cyclic tests dis-
able the monitor, and flash an LCD bargraph error code. Should the error be intermittent, the monitor will return
to operation, but the error codes are stored for retrieval during user-invoked self tests. Stored error codes are an-
nunciated by the OK LEDs flashing at 5 Hz provided that the channel is OK.
•
• User-invoked test performs power-up self test and allows error messages stored during cyclic tests to be read and
cleared. Stored errors are annunciated by the OK LEDs flashing at 5 Hz and the error codes displayed on the
front panel LCD bargraph.
•
3
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4 PROGRAMMABLEOPTIONS
•
ENABLE>
• DISABLED
ALARM UELA SES -,ND
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O L A 7.:,,N0 v T E P, 0
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o NONLATCHING
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o EiS'AeLED
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Eccentricity Monitor Operation 8 2 3 4 4 - 0
TE: THIF OPEPATHr. RANGES FOR THE ECCENTRICITY A N D IKE P H A

TRAINDUCERS ,A IRE MONITC1RED. THEREEORE, THE PERFPMANCE O F EITHER
TRANSDUCER CAN CAUSE A N O T —OK CONDITION (DEENERGIZED
A.NOOK LED T O CO OFE.
OK L'`=7) D H P L A Y nix' 1---:---

_____
. .
CON D T ON ._,
ECC K O
D •
• OK •
ECC AND KO TRANSDUCERS IN
OPERATING RANGE.
ON
,O O K • RESPECTIVE ECC CR KO TRA.,iSE,',UCER

IN NOT—OK CONDITION. -'F'
• OK
MONITOR I N SELF TEST, O R BOTH

: OK 0 TRANSDUCERS NOT OK O R MONITOR OFF.
BYPASSED.*
FLASHING A T 5 H z = ERROR F N -
1--, ON**
'At ), O K 0 COUNTERED DURING C'(CLIC TEST.
READ ERROR MESSAGE. ( S E E [11)
FLASHING A T 1 H z ---- ECCENTRICITY

TRANSDUCER H A S BEEN N O T OK ON
i!,---- SINCE LAST RESET. ( O N LY I F TIMED
•9 OK •
OK/MONITOR DEFEAT IS SELECTED.)
-THE MONITOR CAN B E BYPASSED T O RESTORE RELAY OK CONDITIONS.

*-FIELAY DRIVE I S OFF WHILE ERROR I S PRESENT. 2.7.1404
5
6 BYPASS
5= -0- - 0
OK
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o S'CSTRM I N POWER—UP MODE
o N V 1 , : E D SELF TEST N
•
PROGRESS
o TIMED OK/ MONITOR D E ; TAT
o MONITOR B PASSED
o NOT OK KE.•PHA's.',-)P
The PEAK T O PEAK BYPASS LED d o e s n o t c o m e o n w h e n t h e K e y p h c s o r i s at:Dye

.=?DN11. T H S p r e v e n t s t h e m o n i t o r f r o m h a v LED
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6
• 7 ALERT
OK
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R 0 DANCER
ALERT
T 0 BYPASS
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COND T ON
ALERT RELAY DE-. . E
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ALERT • HAS EXCEEDED ALERT LEVEL. ON -N
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FIRST OUT CONDITION FOR _ .:

((*) ALERT 0 RESPECTIVEDIRECTORPEAKREAXCHANNEL ON
0 ALERT
/ c0i
THAT HAS EXCEEDED ALERT LEVEL
TWO CHANNELS COULD INDICATE
FIRST OUT FOLLOWING SELF TEST. * ON ON
* I F TWO ALARMS OCCUR WITHIN 5 0 MILLISECONDS, BOTH LEDs COULD FLASH.
•
7
8 DANGER
3— - —
- o - 0
OK
C D ECC K{
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E ALERT 0
T f l
BYPASS 0
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DANGER RE..-1.
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DR
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• DUGS 0 ON 1
— DIRECTORPEAK/PEAKCHANNEL ( O R BOTH)
0 DAM 0 HAS EXCEEDED ALERT LEVEL. ON ON
0 DUO • ON 1 .".`NI
.-:----------;\ FIRST OUT CONDITION FOR
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RESPECTIVEDIRECTORPEAK/PEAKCHANNEL ON
-:_
._
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THAT HAS EXCEEDED ALERT LEVF
— TWO CHANNELS COULD INDICATE
FIRST OUT FOLLOWING SELF TEST. . -
0 DANGER ( 0CJ) ON
TWO ALARMS OCCUR WITHIN 5 0 MILLISECONDS, BOTH LEDs COULD F L SH
8
• 9 MONT
IORRANGES
=AR, NUMBER rULL—SCALE RANGE TRANSDUCER 0 p r i o N

3300'43 AA Be
TO pcAlc 01 - 7200, 5 m m OR 8 m m
Oi 5 - 0 - 5 MILS 3 - 5 MILS TRANSDUCER 2 0 0 , v / M I L
02 1 0 - 3 - 1 0 MILS 0 — ' 0 MILS (8 v / m m )
03 2 0 - 0 - 2 0 MILS 0 - 2 0 MILS 02 = 7200. 11 m m TRANSDUCER
04 3 0 - 0 - 3 0 MILS 0 - 3 0 MILS 100 m V / M I L ( 4 v, / m m )
05 5 0 - 0 - 5 0 MILS. 0 - 5 0 MILS. G3 = 7200. 1 4 m m TRANSDUCER
11 1 0 0 - 0 - 1 0 0 MICROMETRES 0 - 1 0 0 MICROMETRES 100 m V /MIL ( 4
2 0 0 - 0 - 2 0 0 MICROMETRES 0 - 2 0 0 MICROMETRES
13 = 5 0 0 - 0 - 5 0 0 mtCRONETRES 0 - 5 0 0 MICROMETRES
14 = ' 0 0 0 - 0 - 1 0 0 0 miCROmETRES• 0 - 1 0 0 0 miGROMETRES•
.USED ONLY A1TH 11 m m OR 1 4 m m TRANSDUCERS.
NOTE
UNITS ON METER SCALE MUST B E COMPATIBLE
• WITH TRANSDUCER INPUT SELECTED, SEE

OPTION A A .
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EXAMPLE O F METER SCALE
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82344-01 Eccentricity M o n i t o r Operation
10 READDIRECTANDPEAKTOPEAKVALUES •
T _ _ D i P F 2,T A N D P E A K T O P E A K V A L
E: T
PEAK
AK
PEAK T O PEAK FOR ABOVE R P M
PREVIOUS SHAFT .F.LOW 6 0 0 PPM,
REVOLUTION. SINGLE PEAL-TIME P,74,< - -
SEGMENT INDICATES PEAK I S DISPLA •S:
THE INSTANTANEOUS
SHAFT POSITION FROM
PEAK T O PEAK
CLAMPED T O 0 I T O 1 2 0 RPM. (FOR
120 T O 6 0 0 RPM, SEE
YU A. )
FOR ACTUAL KEYPHASOR FOR ACTUAL KEYPHASOR
INPUT, C T O I R P M , O R INPUT, 1 T O 6 0 0 RPM
WHEN KE•'PHASnR
SI ON A L I S LOST
ONE SHAFT REVOLUTION
U —
A
PEAK TO PE4K
SINGLE SEGMENT 1
DIRECT
INSTANTANEOUS
SHAFT POSITION
DIRECT MEASUREMENT I S THE G A P BETWEEN PROBE TIP A N D ROTATING SURFACE.

PEAK T O PEAK MEASUREMENT I S THE SUMMATION O F THE UPPER A N D LOWER P E A K S :
OF SHAFT RADIAL MOTION DURING A COMPLETE SHAFT REVOLUTION.
UPPER
PEAK
pEc
SHAFT POSITION
FOR PREVIOUS
REVOLUTION
PEAK T O P E A K LOWER
FOR 6 0 —SECOND PEAK
PERIOD WElA
FROM 1 2 0 RPM T O
600 RPM, THE SINGLE
SEGMENT I S NOT VISIBLE
AND ONLY UPPER A N D
LOWER SHAFT POSITIONS
ARE READABLE O N T H E
BARGRAPH
FOR SIMULATED KEYPHASOR
,NPuT, 0 T O 6 0 0 RPM
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10
11 READALERTSETPOINTLEVELS
ALERT , L . , v.:, : „ L E R TiRS'NTS (FOR ROTH
DR
I ECTA PEAK/PEAK T E R SCALF.
ALERT
C - 1
0 B Y PA S S
■
DANGER A L E R T
GAP/
READ DIRECT
THRESHOLD
TOWARD/AWAY
ECC
• 12 READDANGERSETPOINTLEVELS
RPESSDANGER SWITCH A N D READ DANGER SETPOINTS (FOR BOTH
DR
I ECTAND PEAK/PEAK ) ON METER SCALE
•LERT
T
BYPASS 0
41 I =
DANGER ALERT
THEASPIfIOLD
ECC A0
READ DIRECT
0
TOWARD/AWAY
•
11
13READGAPANDTHRESHOLDVOLTAGELEVELS
RRESSGAP/THRESHOLD SWITCH A N D READ VOLTAGE LEVELS (COP

AND Kr'rPH,AS,7)P THRESHOLD) USING CENTER SCALE ON METER.
READ KE'T'PH
THRESHOLD
READ ECCENTRICITY
GAP VOLTAGE
12
• 14 rib., TEST SHEET1OF3
k, I
H T H R F F LEVELS OF SELF TESTS:
o POWER- U P TEST: PERFORMED ONLY WHEN MONITOR I S TURNED ON.

• CYCLIC TEST: PERFORMED oONTINUOUSL Y.
o U S E R - N'/OKED TEST: PERFORMED ONLY WHEN INITIATED B Y i_..;SER.
3300/.0
ECCENTRICITY
MONITOR
IF ERRORS ARE DETECTED DURING CYCL
TESTS:
5— - u - —5
o MONITORING I S ABORTED UNTIL
IS RESOLVED.
4 o ERROR CODE STORED I N MEMORY A ' : =
- I FLASHED ON LCD BARGRAPH
oBYPASS LED GOES ON A N D OKLED F - L S - F
AT -7-, HZ.
o I F ERROR I S INTERMITTENT A N D D'SA7- -
PEARS, MONITORING I S RESUMED 'AND OK
LED FLASHES A T 5 HZ.
o ERROR CODE STORED. USER-INVOKED Tr-- - -
DISPLAYS A N D CLEARS ERROR.
-
- i n - IF ERRORS ARE DETECTED DURING POWER-UR
- - NE:
5-: Ng o — 0 OR USER-INVOKED TEST:
o MONITOP'NG I S ABORTED J N T L Siesr< _

RESOLVES PROBLEM.
o TEST CAN B E RERUN WITH MCNITCA
UP OR USER-INVOKED TEST.
DANGER ALERT
GAP/
THRESHOLD
•
• _
13
Eccentricity Monitor Operation
82344-01
I 14 SELFTEST SHEET2OF3 1 1 0
-rST B y MOMENTARILY SHORTING ACROSS TWO

o
SELF T E 1 2 i N S .
r°\
MACHINE PROTECTION WILL 5 E
DISCONTINUED FOR DURATION O r
e .
o AT COMPLETION O F USER-INVOKED TEST, MONITOR WILL RECALL A N Y ST,T-Ri--1-) _ - - . : -

CODES. THESE ERROR CODES MUST BE READ A N D CLEARED WITH USER
INTERACTION T O ALLOW MONITORING TO CONTINUE. T I M E D OK/MONITOR r?EF:-AT
IS ACTIVE FOR APPROXIMATELY 6 0 SECONDS FOLLOWING THIS ACTION. •
NO
ALTHOUGH BOTH COLUMNS ON
BARGRAPH FLASH, ERROR CODE
IS ONLY THE SUM O F BARGRAPH
SEGMENTS DISPLAYED I N ONE
COLUMN. EXAMPLE SHOWS ERROR
CODE 6 .
o READ CODES ON LIST; S T E P THROUGH EACH ERROR

CODE ON LIST B Y PRESSING A N D HOLDING ALERT
SWITCH FOR APPROXIMATELY 1 SECOND.
o A T THE END O F LIST, LCD BARGRAPH DISPLAYS A L L
SEGMENTS. T O R E ' - A D LIST, PRESS ALERT SWITCH. T O
CLEAR LIST FROM : = M O R Y, PRESS A N D HOLD DANGER
SWITCH FOR APPROXIMATELY 1 SECOND.
14
SELFTEST SHEET3OF3
11111•F 11111,7SCR''PTI,:j
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M i TlP
ROM G H F C K j m
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EEPROM FAvL•JRE NO.1?: ADJUST SETPOIriT7-_,*
+ 7 . 5 / - V T N O D E 01_,T T T . _ E R
+VRH NODE OUT OF
+5V NODE OUT OF TOLERANCE. .
MVREF NODE OUT OF -7'-_FRANCE.
+7.5V NODE OUT OF T. . _ _ « x
+VRL NODE OUT OF TDLFRANCE. .
MVFREF/-6.5V NODE OUT OF TOLERANCE.
CR
1 7
+ 5 V / - 7 . 5 V NODE T OF TOLERANCE. —
ECC
K. ; 14. RAM FAILURE.
DANGER
17. COP WAT C H D O G I S N O T A R I L E T 1 .
91,55 t
DIRECT C H A N N E L S AT U R AT I O N * 4 * *
El El
• '2.I.PRIP 4 _
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)
* TESTED O N LY A T POWER—UP O R uS.1ER-1.,•;v0KED S E L F TEST.
EE.PC,Fs N O T RECORDED, B U T ERROR CODES DISPLAYED (1•N
FRONT PA N E L METER.
ICC K 0 TESTED O N LY A T CYCLIC S E L F TEST
510TERED ' R A N S D X E R S
ERRORS 2 , 3 , AND 1 4 ARE NONRECIVERAELE: p
( 1
THROUGH 1 2 COULD BE INTERNAITTANT AND RECOVERABLE.
* * ERROR 4 I S A SETROINT s E L E 7E T H I S M 4 r B E
CORRECTED B Y ADJUSTING ALL SETP•ON75
* * * T H I S ERROR CODE INDICATES T H AT THE MCNITOF- H A S SA.—_JRAT:PD
ITS DIRECT CHANNEL A N D M AY B E READING IMPROPER PEAK T O
PEAK READINGS. T H I S FPROP C A N B E CLEARED WITH USER.
INVOKED SELFTEST AFTER THE MC,,N;;7:R H A S BEEN L'EF1,ED S O
THAT T H E D I R E C T C H A N N E L I S N O T S AT U R AT N C . S E E
ECCENTRICITY MONITOR MAINTENANCE MANUAL 8 2 3 4 5 - 0 1 'SECTION
FOR M O R E INFORMATION T O C L E A R T H ' S EPRCHP.
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Eccentricity Monitor Operation 8 2 3 4 4 - C 1
INDEX
Page
A
Alert 7
B
Bypass 6
D
Danger 8
E
Eccentricity Monitor System
M
Monitor Functions
Monitor Options 4
Monitor Ranges 9
0
OK
Options
Programmable 4
Monitor 4
p
Programmable Options 4
R
Read Alert Setpoint Levels 1 1
Read Danger Setpoint Levels 1 1
Read Direct and Peak to Peak Values 1 0
Read Gap and Threshold Voltage Levels 1 2
S
Self Test 1 3
Index-1
DOCUMENT NO. 82345-01
3300/40
ECCENTRICITY
MONITOR
•
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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N E VA D A a*.AiR...ct
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82345-01 3300/40 Eccentricity Monitor Maintenance
NOTICE
READ T H E FOLLOWING BEFORE INSTALLING O R 01=-'•PA.7lNG EQUiPMENT.
Bently Nevado Corporation h a s a t t e m p t e d t o i d e n t i f y areas o f risk c r e a : e d

b y i m p r o p e r i n s t a l l a t i o n a n d / o r o p e r a t i o n o f t h i s p r o d u c t . T h e s e a r e a s o f in—
f o r m a t i o n a r e n o t e d a s CAUTION o r WARNING f o r y o u r p r o t e c t i o n a n d ' o r t ' n e
safe a n d e f f e c t i v e o p e r a t i o n o f t h i s e q u i p m e n t . R e a d a l l i n s t r u c t i o n s b e f o r e
installing o r o p e r a t i n g t h i s p r o d u c t . T a k e p a r t i c u l a r a t t e n t i o n t o t h o s e a r e a s
designated b y t h e following symbols.
* WA R N I N G
High v o l t a g e p r e s e n t
could c a u s e s h o c k Machine P r o t e c t i o n C o u l d
burns o r d e a t h
Be L o s t
Do n o t t o u c h e x p o s e d
wires o r terminals
SYMBOL
This s y m b o l s h o w s w h e r e t o u s e a s c r e w d r i v e r.
SCREWDRIVER
3300/40 Eccentricity Monitor Maintenance 82345-01
• Introduction
This manual provides maintenance procedures for the 3000 EccentricityMonitor.
Related Documents
• 3300 System Overview, 80171
• 3300 System Installation Instructions, 80172
• 3300 System Troubleshooting, 80173
• 3300 Power Supply, 80174
• 3300 System Monitor, 80175
• 3300/40 Eccentricity Monitor Operation, 82344-01
• Dynamic Data Manager System, 46390-01
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Contents
Section Page
Introduction i i i
1. Monitor Removal 1
2. Monitor Disassembly 2
Side Cover Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Circuit Board Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Front Panel Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
3. Signal Input Relay Modules 4
Module Removal 4
Module Options 4
Dual Relay Module 4
Quad Relay Module 5
4. Monitor Options . 7
Main Board Option Settings 8
Recorder Board Options 9
Monitor Full Scale Range Options 9
5. Meter Scale Replacement 1 0
6. Front Panel Features 1 1
7. Signal Input Relay Module Features 1 2
8, Monitor Zero Adjustment 1 3
9. Keyphasor Threshold Adjustment 1 4
10. Alarm Setpoint Level Adjustment (Peak to Peak) 1 5
11. Alarm Setpoint Level Adjustment (Direct) 16
12. Monitor Bypass 17
13. Danger Bypass 18
14. Test Direct Alarms 1 9
15. Test Peak to Peak Alarms 20
16 Calibrate Channel 21
17. OK Limits
Test Eccentricity OK
Test Keyphasor OK
18. Field Wiring Diagrams 2 3
19. Recommended Spare Parts 2 5
20. Specifications 2 6
Index 2 9
Schematics and PWA Drawings 3 0
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• 1. Monitor Removal
The machine is not protected

when the monitor is removed
from the rack.
1. Loosen two screws.
2. Pull monitor from rack.
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2. Monitor Disassembly
MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD
STANDOFF
Side Cover Removal
Squeeze the retaining tips on each
standoff, and remove the side cover
from the monitor.
F-:C.ARn
Circuit Board Removal

Squeeze the retaining tips on each
standoff, and remove the recorder
board and the expander board from the
main board.
RECORDER BOARD ( R E F )
0
STANDOFF
(TYP 4 PLACES)
0_STANDOFF
(TYP 3 P L A C E S)
EXPANDER BOARD
P WA 7 8 4 0 2 - 0 IQ
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3300/40 Eccentricity Monitor Maintenance 8 2 3 4 5 - 0 1
• F r o n t Panel Removal
RETAINING WASHER SLIDING STANDOFF

SCREW S P R I N G
C
n
mown
RIBBON CABLE
•
3
3. Signal Input Relay Modules D u a l Relays
A\ WARNING
could cause shock
burns or death 0 a 0
a® e 0 Ill
Do not touch exposed

wires or terminals 0
0 0 a
0
The Signal Input Relay Module is on 011
fall
I1
the back of the rack. F o r relay con- we, isn e -J var

0 r..11 0 0 0 0
figuration, see Installation Manual. JR. C:1
For field wiring, see Section 18. Field 0

Wiring Diagrams.
Module Removal
Loosen two screws and remove the
module -•0
Dual Relay Module Options
Jumper
we i 0
Alert Relay I n O u t
W7 0 0
Normally Energized W 3 W 4 , W 1 1 !C,
Normally Deenergized W 4 , W 11 W 3 w 5 1C771:1)

N4 I C )
I 01 0
W3 0 ' D 0
Danger Relay I n O u t 02 0 0
Normally Energized W 2 W 1 , W 1 2 N i • E 7 . 11
Normally Deenergized W 1 , W 1 2 W 2
.x 0 0 0 0
0 0 O 0
7,- 0 0 0 0 !
r,)
7 1 O D
4
3. Signal Input Relay Modules [Cont.] Q u a d Relays
.1 WARNING
could cause shock
burns or death 0
Do not touch exposed LJ
wires or terminals
ci
uz
1101
The Signal Input Relay Module is on of
17.41 I MO'
0
the back of the rack. F o r relay con- a 11'31 0 0 0
figuration, see Installation Manual. 11::111
For field wiring, see Section 18. Field 0

Wiring Diagrams.
Module Removal
Loosen two screws and remove the
module.
Quad Relay Module Options
Jumper
Alert Relay I n O u t
Normally Energized W 3 A , W 4 C W 2 , W 3 C
W3D,W4D
Normally Deenergized W 2 , W 3 C W 3 A , W 4 C
W3D,W4D
Danger Relay I n O u t
Normally Energized W 4 B , W 4 F W 1 ,W3B
W4A,W4E
Normally Deenergized W1 ,W3B W4B,W4F

W4A,W4E
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4. Monitor Options
The Eccentricity Monitor has several user-programmable options. You can change the options by removing and in-
stalling jumpers on the printed circuit boards.
PWA81786-011
TP3
E12 TP1 ■ TP2
• •
R51 U3
/ D w2 TP4
•
TP9 WI TP5 •
•
•
TP6
•.
W3 W4 .
TP8 •=1.1.
• .111111•1
• •
TP14 TP12 TP ' 3
• W6
SW1
U I R = W7
J3
W8 W9
9 W11
W10
W13
W12
IS
TP 5
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PWA8250
]1-[
MOD
Jumper Locations on Main Circuit Board
W6
I@
W2 W3
U
W7
TP5. TP2.
W9
■ TP1
W8
;g
TP4. O
Jumper Locations on Recorcrer/Keyphasor Circuit Board
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Main Board Option Settings

Most monitor option jumpers are on the Main Board. Table 3-1 shows these options and their jumper positions.
Table 3-1. Option Settings on Main Board
Jumper
Option Setting Install Remove
Keyphasor Options
Hysteresis Voltage 0.2 Volts W3A W3B,C
0.5 Volts* W3B W3A,C
1.25 Volts W3C W3A,B
2.00 Volts W3A, B, C
Threshold Voltage Automatic W13B

Manual* W13B
Keyphasor Source External* W6A W6B, C, W9C

(From Monitor
Signal Module)
Internal 1 W6B W6A, C, W9C
Internal 2 W6C W6A, B, W9C
(From Power
Input Module)
Simulated W9C W6A, B, C
First Out Enabled* W13C

Disabled W130
Direct Alarm Enabled* W13A

Disabled W13A
Alert Mode Latching* W9B

Non-Latching W9B
Danger Mode Latching* W13D

Non-Latching W13D
Danger Bypass Enabled W7

Disabled* W7
Alarm Time Delay 0.1 Second W9A, D

1Second W9D W9A
3 Second* W9A W9D
6 Second W9A, D
II Options shipped from Bently Nevada
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• Recorder Output Options

To set the recorder output, remove all jumpers from Recorder Board jumper terminals Wl, W2, W3, W4, W5, W6, and
W7. Install jumpers in accordance with Table 3-2.
Table 3-2. Recorder Output Options
Recorder Output + 4 to +20 mA * + 1 to + 5 Vdc 0 to -10 Vdc
Jumper Settings W 1 B, C, E W 1 A, D W 1 A, D
W2 C W 2 B W 2 A
W3 A, B W 3 C W 3 D
W4 A, B W 4 C W 4 D
W5 C W 5 B W 5 A
W6 B, C, E W 6 A, D w 6 A, D
W7 C, D W 7 C, D W 7 A, B
* Options shipped from Bently Nevada
Monitor Full Scale Range Options

For the monitor to work correctly, you need to set jumpers to match the transducer type and range. Remove all
jumpers from Main Board terminals W1 A-F, W2 A-F, and W4 A-D. Remove all jumpers from Recorder Board ter-
minals W8A-D. Install jumpers in accordance with Table 3-3. Recorder Board jumpers appear in bold type. If you
change the full scale range, recalibrate the channel (see Section 16, Calibrate Channel).
• Table 3-3. Transducer Type and Full Scale Range
7200 Transducer Type

Range 5mm & 8mm Probe 11mm Probe 14mm Probe
5-0-5 mils W1D W2A W2D W1B W2B W2E W1A W2B W2E
0-5 mils W4A W4C W4D W8B W8C W4D W8B W8C
10-0-10 mils •.W1D W2A W2D W1B W2B W2E W1A W2B W2E
0-10 mils W4C W4A W4C W8B W8C W4A W4C W8B W8C
20-0-20 mils W1D W2A W2D W1B W2B W2E W1A W2B W2E
0-20 mils W4A W4C W8B W8C W4C W8B W8C
30-0-30 mils W1D W2A W2D W1 B W2B W2E W1A W2B W2E
0-30 mils W1F W8A W8D W1F W4A W4B W8A W8D W1 F W4A W4B W8A W8D
50-0-50 mils Not Allowed W1B W2B W2E W1A W2B W2E
0-50 mils Not Allowed W8B W8C W8B W8C
100-0-100 p.m W1D W2A W2D W1B W2B W2E W1A W2B W2E
0-100 p.m W4A W4B W4C W4D W4A W4D W8B W8C W4A W4D W8B W8C
200-0-200 p,r71 W1D W2A W2D W1B W2B W2E W1A W2B W2E
0-200 p.m W1E W4A W4C W4B W4C W8B W8C W4B W4C W8B W8C
• 500-0-500 p.m
0-500 p.m
1000-0-1000 p.m
W1D W2A W2D
W4A
Not Allowed
W1B W2B W2E
W4C W8B W8C
W1B W2B W2E

W1A W2B W2E
W4C W8B W8C
W1A W2B W2E

0-1000 µ Not Allowed W4A W8B W8C W4A W8B W8C
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5. Meter Scale Replacement

You can replace the Monitor meter scale to operate with different full scales. The replacement meter scale appears in
the back of this manual.
1. Set the monitor full scale range. (See Section 4. Monitor Options.)
2. Cut the meter scale from the back of this manual. Be sure to cut along the marked outline so the meter scale will tit
properly.
Insert the meter scale in the front panel.
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6. Front Panel Features
0 3300/40
ECCENTRICITY
MONITOR
Bargraph — Indicates
instantaneous shaft — 3E
position -
-
A
K
- P
E
- A
—2 K
Bargraph — Indicates peak

to peak eccentricity
amplitude when shaft is
rotating between 1 and
600 RMV1
Eccentricity Transducer Keyphasor OK LED—on

OK LED from 1 to 600 RPM if
OK
Keyphasor rules are valid
ECC Kfd
D Peak to Peak DANGER
Direct DANGER Alarm DANGER Alarm
R
ALERT
Peak to Peak ALERT Alarm
Direct ALERT Alarm A
BYPASS
Peak to Peak Channel
Direct Channel BYPASS - - BYPASS LED
L
Read monitor DANGER Read monitor ALERT
alarm setpoints DANGER ALERT alarm setpoints
Read gap voltage on left
scale, Keyphasor
threshold voltage on right
GAP/ scale
BNC connector for HRESHOLD
buffered Eccentricity
transducer output ECC BNC connector for
buffered Keyphasor
transducer output
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7. Signal Input Relay Module Features
DCRRECORDTERMN
I ALS
ECG 0
0
PWR
Proximity transducer input Ica COM Ire I - - - - - Proximity transducer input
used for eccentricity NI Ili i used for-Keyphasor
BUF
Buffered eccentricity Buffered Keyphasor
transducer 0 COM transducer
REC
Recorder Output— P
Recorder Output—
proportional to direct shaft proportional to peak to
postition peak eccentricity
0
ALERT D A N G E R
1
NC
CS
II ARM
NO ICI M o n i t o r DANGER relay
Monitor ALERT relay
contacts ffitI NC I10 contacts
KZ ARM 1101
NO
1-(H1 e
l r-2
ALARMRELAYOUTPUTS
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8. Monitor Zero Adjustment
Use this procedure adjust the Direct scale to zero.

NOTE: For greatest accuracy, perform this procedure when the shaft is at rest. If the shaft is rotating faster than 1 /pm, the
peak to peak envelope will appear as a bar on the meter. The bar will move up and down the scale as the shaft rotates. Refer
to section 10 of the Operation Manual.
1. With the probe installed on the machine, measure the gap voltage. You can measure the gap voltage at the front
panel ECC connector. The gap voltage must be within the limits given in Table 5-1.
2. Open the front panel.
3. Set switch 7 (ZA) to the left (ON). The DIRECT display begins flashing.
4. To adjust the monitor scale, press and hold the GAP/THRESHOLD switch while you press t or o n the System
Monitor.
Center the DIRECT display at zero. If the shaft is rotating faster than 1 rpm, press t or .1. on the System Monitor to
center the peak to peak envelope bar at zero.
6. Set switch 7 (ZA) to the right (OFF). The DIRECT display stops flashing.
7. Close the front panel.
CAU
O
TIN
Proper Zero Adjustment is critical for the
measurement o f t h e P e a k t o P e a k
Eccentricity. The initial probe gap must be
ECCENTRICITY
( H B within the limits specified in Table 5-1, and

the M o n i t o r m u s t b e zeroed p e r this
procedure. Failure to properly zero the
AD
MONITOR
monitor may cause the direct reading to
go off scale. I f this happens the monitor
TP
A will go into bypass and display Error Code
A /
DB N i 15 (See Section 14 of Eccentricity Monitor
Operation Manual 82344-01). Error code
15 indicates that the monitor is saturated
and requires the following corrective
action:
1. F o l l o w t h e M o n i t o r Z e r o A d j u s t
KA(3'1
O
NFF
Procedure. A f t e r adjusting the Monitor
ZA I l l Zero, the stored error code 15 must be
cleared by initiating Monitor Selftest (See
Section 1 4 o f E c c e n t r i c i t y M o n i t o r
Operation Manual 82344-01).
2. Ve r t i c a l a v e r a g e s h a f t p o s i t i o n
movements are common a s machines
increase RPM. T h i s vertical movement
may d r i v e t h e d i r e c t c h a n n e l i n t o
saturation and generate error code 15.
This may be corrected b y orienting the
Eccentricity Probe in the horizontal plane,
by selecting a larger range for the monitor,
or b y starting with a initial direct zero
above or below zero to allow for this shaft
position shift.
11 0 . 0 1 . 0
.0
M I M E D lbaCIDINIC
Table 5-1. Transducer Gap Voltage Limits
Transducer Option V o l t a g e Limits

7200 5-8mm Probes
30-0-30 mil Range -8.1 to 10.9 Vdc
All Other Ranges -6.7 to -12.3 Vdc
7200 11mm Probe
All ranges -8.8 to -14.4 Vdc
7200 14mm Probe
All Ranges -7.2 to -12.8 Vdc
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9. Keyphasor Threshold Adjustment
Use this procedure to adjust the Keyphasor threshold voltage.

NOTE: Before adjusting the Keyphasor threshold, set this option to Manual. (See Section 4. Monitor Options.) The shaft
must be rotating.
2. Set switch 6 (KA) to the left (ON). The left bar graph displays the eccentricity transducer gap voltage. The right
bargraph, which begins flashing, displays the Keyphasor threshold voltage
3. Press and hold the GAP/THRESHOLD switch. Press t or 4. on the System Monitor until the KO OK LED goes on.,
4. Press and hold the GAP/THRESHOLD switch. Press t on the System Monitor until the KO OK LED goes off. Note
the bargraph level.
5. Press and hold the GAP/THRESHOLD switch. Press 4. on the System Monitor until the KO OK LED comes on, then
eoes off again. Note the bargraph level.
6. Press f to adjust the bargraph to the midpoint of the two levels. The KO OK LED will be on.
7. Set switch 6 (KA) to the right (OFF).
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10. Alarm Setpoint Level Adjustment (Peak to Peak)
Use this procedure to adjust the peak to peak alarm setpoint level.
NOTE: The monitor will respond to the previous setpoint level until you perform step 4.
1. Open the front panel
2. Set switch 4 (AP) to the left (ON). The MILS PEAK/PEAK bargraph begins flashing.
3. To adjust the ALERT setpoint, press and hold the ALERT switch. To adjust the DANGER setpoint, press and hold
the DANGER switch. Press t or 1 on the System Monitor to adjust the setpoints to the desired level.
4. Set switch 4 (AP) to the right (OFF).
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11. Alarm Setpoint Level Adjustment (Direct)
Use this procedure to adjust the direct alarm setpoint level.

NOTE: DANGER and the ALERT have TOWARD and AWAY setpoint levels. The monitor will respond to the previous
setpoint level until you perform step S.
2. Set switch 3 (AD) to the left (ON). The DIRECT bargraph begins flashing.
3. To adjust the ALERT setpoint, press and hold the ALERT switch. To adjust the DANGER setpoint, press and hold
the DANGER switch.
4. To adjust the TOWARD setpoint level, set switch 5 (T/A) to the left (T). To adjust the AWAY set point level, set
switch 5 to the right (A).
5. Press t or 1 on the System Monitor to adjust the setpoint to the desired level.
6, Set switch 3 (AD) to the right (OFF).
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• 12. Monitor Bypass
Machine protection will be lost

while monitor bypass is on.
Monitor Bypass puts the monitor out of service. With Monitor Bypass on, the SYSTEM OK relay ignores NOT-OK
conditions in the monitor.
To Turn Monitor Bypass On

2. Set switch 1 (MB) to the left (ON). Monitor Bypass is on. The BYPASS LEDs go on. The OK LEDS go off. The bar
graphs go to 0. All channel alarms clear.
To Turn Monitor Bypass Off

1, Set Switch 1 (MB) to the right (OFF). Monitor Bypass is off. The BYPASS LEDs go off.
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13. Danger Bypass
Machine protection will be lost

while danger bypass is on.
To enable Danger Bypass, install jumper W7 on the Main Board. If you select Danger Bypass, the Danger relay con.
tacts will not activate.
To Turn Danger Bypass On

I. Open the front panel.
2. Set switch 2 (DB) to the left (ON). Both channel BYPASS LEDs come on. If a signal exceeds the danger set point,
the DANGER alarm LEDs on the front panel will come on. However, the DANGER relays (on the Signal Input Relay
Module) will not activate.
To Turn Danger Bypass Off

1. Set switch 2 (DB) to the right (OFF). Both channel BYPASS LEDs go off.
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• 14. Test Direct Alarms
A\ WARNING
could cause shock Steps in this procedure
burns or death will exceed alarm set-
Do not touch exposed points, activate alarms,
wires or terminals and activate alarm relay
contacts.
NOTE: See Section 13, Danger Bypass to disable the Danger relay contacts.
1. Disconnect COM and IN wiring from ECC terminals on Signal Input Relay Module.
2. Apply negative DC voltage to ECC IN terminals (reference to COM terminals). Adjust die voltage until the DIRECT
channel reads 0. (See 6. Monitor Zero Adjust.)
3. Press ALERT. Note the TOWARD andAWAYsetpoint levels.
4. Press DANGER. Note the TOWARD and l e v e l s .
5. Wait until DIRECT OK LED comes on. The circuits may have a 60-second delay.
6. Adjust the negative voltage until the meter exceeds the direct ALERT TOWARD set point.
•
7. Verify that the direct ALERT LED comes on after the programmed time delay.
NOTE: A flashing alarm LED indicates the first alarm since the last reset. To stop the flashing, press RESET on thc Sy)-
tern Monitor.
NOTE: The Danger Bypass option will inhibit danger relay function.
8. Verify that the ALERT relay contacts (on the Signal Input Relay Module) change state when the ALERT LED comes
on.
9. Adjust the negative voltage until the bar graph is at least two segments less than the setpoint. If you selected the non-
latching alarm option, the alarms should reset. If you selected the latching alarm option, press RESET on the System
Monitor to clear the alarms.
10. Repeat steps 6, 7, 8, and 9 for the direct ALERT AWAY, direct DANGER TOWARD, and direct DANGER .-t :-t
setpoints.
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15. Test Peak to Peak Alarms
* WARNING Ca:1T
burns o r death will exceed alarm set-
contacts.
NOTE: See Section 13, Danger Bypass to disable the Danger relay contacts.
1. Disconnect COM and IN wiring from ECC and KO terminals on Signal Input Relay Module.
2. Apply a 1 Hz sine wave with a -10 Vdc bias to ECC IN terminals.
3, Apply a 1 Hz Keyphasor signal using the circuit in Figure 15-1. (This voltage provides the timing signal for the peak
to peak detectors.)
4. Select the External Keyphasor option. (See 4. Monitor
Options.)
NOTE: You can also select the Simulated Keyphasor op-
don. With simulated Keyphasor, the meter updates the
peak to peak channel every minute. The display lags be-
hind the measurement by one minute.
5. Press ALERT. Note the setpoint
6. Press DANGER. Note the setpoint level. < 1 0 KO.
7 Be sure that both OK LEDs are on. The circuits may
have a 60-second delay.
1001.L.F
8. Increase the signal amplitude until the meter exceeds
the peak to peak ALERT setpoint.
9. Verify that the peak to peak ALERT LED comes on
Sync or TTL OUT
after the programmed time delay. From Waveform
10. Verify that the ALERT relay contacts (on the Signal Generator
Input Relay Module) change state when the ALARM
LED comes on.
NOTE: The Danger Bypass option will inhibit danger relay
function.
Figure 15-1. Connection for Simulated
11. Adjust the signal amplitude until the bar graph is at
External Keyphasor Input
least two segments below the setpoint. If you selected the
non-latching alarm option, the alarms should reset. I f
you selected the latching alarm option, press RESET on
the System Monitor to clear the alarms.
12. Repeat steps 6 through 12 for the peak to peak
DANGER setpoints.
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• 16. Calibrate Channel
WARNING C
contacts.
Note: See Section 13, Danger Bypass to disable the Danger relay contacts.
1. Disconnect the COM and IN wiring from the ECC terminals on the Signal Input relay Module.
3. Place a DC volt meter between the GT test point and common (the outer shell of the BNC connector on the front
panel).
4. Apply negative voltage to the ECC IN terminals (reference to COM terminals) to cause the GT test point meter to
read + 2.50 volts. Note this voltage.
5. Multiply the full scale range by 200 mV/mil (or 7.9 mV per ,um). Add this number to the negative voltage at the ECC
IN terminals. See examples below.
6. Apply this new voltage to ECC IN terminals.
7. Adjust the GA potentiometer until the voltage at the GT test point is + 5.00 volts ±0.01 volt.
• N o t e : I f the voltage at the G T test point becomes greater than 5.05V at any time, as a result o f adjustment o f the GA
potentiometer or an overrange voltage cut the ECC IN terminals, error 15 may occur.Before cleaning the error ensure that
the voltage at the ECC I N terminals is
set to a valve such that the voltage at the
GT test point is less than 4.92V I f this is
not done, error 15 w i l l recur immedi-
ately.
GAIN POTENTIOMETER
TEST POINT
Examples:
A -9.83 Vdc input causes a + 2.50 Vdc output at
the GT test point. The full scale range is 10 mils.
Multiply 10 mils times 200 mV/mil to get 2 Vdc.
Add 2 Vdc to -9.83 Vdc to get -7.83 Vdc.
GA G A I N Apply -7.83 Vdc to ECC IN. Adjust the GA poten-
POTENTIOMETER tiometer to make the meter read + 5.00 Vdc.
GT TEST POINT
A -9.67 Vdc input causes a +2.50 Vdc output at
the GT test point. The full scale range is 200 ft m.
Multiply 200 ,um times 7.9 mV/,um. to get 1.6 Vdc.
Add 1.6 Vdc to -9.67 Vdc to get -8.07 Vck.
Apply -8.07 Vdc to ECC IN. Adjust the GA poten-
• tiometer to make the meter read + 5.00 Vdc.
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17. O K Limits
A\ WARNING COQ
contacts.
Test Eccentricity O K Function
This procedure verifies that the eccentricity probe gap voltage is within normal operating limits. If a probe is not within
limits, it is NOT OK.
1. Disconnect the field wiring from the ECC and COM terminals on the Signal Input Relay Module.
2. Connect a negative voltage source and a volt meter Table 14-1. Probe Gap Voltage Limits
to the ECC and COM terminals.
Transducer Option V o l t a g e Limits
3. Adjust the voltage to -10.00 Vdc.
4. Be sure the ECC OK LED comes on. If the Timed 7200 5 - 8 mm Probes
OK Monitor Defeat option is enabled, wait 60 seconds Lower OK Limit -1.20 to -2.10 Vdc
for the ECC OK LED to come on. (See 4. Monitor Op- Upper OK Limit -17.05 to -18.28 Vdc
tions.)
7200 11 mm Probe
5. Press the Reset switch on the System Monitor. Lower OK Limit -2.86 to -3.87 Vdc
6. Slowly increase the negative input voltage until the Upper OK Limit -19.30 to -20.35 Vdc
ECC OK LED goes off. Note the voltage.
7200 14 mm Probe
7. Decrease the voltage slightly, and wait 60 seconds Lower OK Limit -1.35 to -2.30 Vdc
until the ECC OK LED comes on. Upper OK Limit -17.67 to -18.75 Vdc
S. Slowly decrease the voltage until the ECC OK LED
goes off. Note the voltage.
9. Compare the voltage readings with the values in table 14-1.
NOTE: The SYSTEM OK relay (located behind the System Monitor) will change state with the OK LED if all other OK
LEDs in the rack are on. If any OK LEDs are off, the SYSTEM OK relay will be deenergized until the NOT -OK monitors
are bypassed.
Test Keyphasor O K
This procedure verifies that the Keyphasor signal pulses are from 1 to 600 rpm, and that the Keyphasor pulses occur
normally. If a signal has improper hysteresis or Keyphasor threshold voltages, it is NOT-OK.
1. Disconnect the KO and COM terminals from the Signal Input Relay Module.
2. Be sure that the Automatic Threshold option is enabled. (See 4. Monitor Options.)
3. Apply a square wave swinging from 0 to -15 volts into the KO terminal.
4. The Keyphasor probe is OK if the frequency of the square wave is between 1 rpm (0.0167 Hz) and 600 rpm (10 Hi).
NOTE: Rapid changing of the input (greater than 50% between pulses) will cause the Keyphasor signal to become NOT
OK. At low frequencies„ the response time can lag by 60 seconds. Wait for the lag as you approach 0.0167 H:. The System
')K relay is not driven by the Keyphasor NOT OK.
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• 18. Field Wiring Diagrams
1. Wiring Recommendations
Signal module to Proximitor modules: 18-AWG to 22-AWG solid or stranded 3-wire shielded with insulating sheath.
Signal module to Recorder/Readout: 18-AWG to 22-AWG solid or stranded 2-wire shielded with insulating sheath.
2. Shields terminated to Signal Module Common.
3. To electrically isolate and protect coaxial connections, use connector protector kit PN 40113-02.
4. To minimize ground loop noise problems, a single-point earth ground (GND) to system common (COM) is recom-
mended.
5. Proximitor case must be electrically isolated from earth ground. Electrical isolation: 500 Vac (RN1S) minimum isola-
tion kit PN 19094-01 may be used to satisfy the isolation requirement.
6. Maximum cable length between signal input relay module and Proximitor module must not exceed 1,000 feet (300
metres).
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1. Wiring Recommendations:
Signal Module to Barrier—Barrier to Proximitor transducer: 14-AWG to 18-AWG solid or stranded, 3-wire shielded
with insulating sheath.
Signal Module to Recorder/Readout: 18-AWG solid or stranded 2-wire shielded with insulating sheath.
2. Shields are joined as shown terminating at Barrier Ground. Shields should be insulated.
3. Use MTh Safety Barrier per DWG BA22000, Note 17.
4. Barriers are mounted on Barrier Rail. Barrier Rail is the system ground and is used to terminate the potential
equalisation bus. Total earth loop impedance must not exceed 1 ohm.
5. Proximitor case must be electrically isolated from earth ground. Electrical isolation: 500 Vac (RMS) min. Isolation
Kit PN 19094-01 may be used to satisfy the isolation requirement.
6. To electrically isolate and protect coaxial connections, use connector protector kit PN 40113-02.
7. Maximum cable length between barrier and Proximitor transducer must not exceed 1,000 feet (300 metres)
8. To minimize ground loop noise problems, a single-point earth ground (GND) to system common (CONI) connec-
tion recommended.
9. Recorder shields terminate at rack signal common.
10. Barriers located in division 2 or zone 2 hazardous area must be installed in NEMA 4, IP 54, or approved protective
housing.
11, Monitors must be re-calibrated with barriers in the lines.
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• 19. Recommended Spare Parts
To order replacement parts, specify the complete part number according to this table, as indicated on the identification
label. I f the monitor has been modified, specify the modification number on the parts order. T h e customer must set
programmable options. I f in doubt about the part number, call your Bendy Nevada Corporation representative before
ordering the part.
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MON DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER
ECCENTRICITY
MONITOR 3300/40 -
1 FRONT PANEL PWA

82924-01
ASSEMBLY
1 MONITOR CIRCUIT 81786-01

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20. Specifications
Input
Signal Input
Two channels with proximity probe signals, one for vibration and one for Keyphasor input
Signal Scale Factor
200mV/mil (8 V/mm) or 100 mV/mil (4 V/mm), jumper selectable
Signal Conditioning
Monitor Range
Full scale meter range selected per Option Table
Frequengy Range
Peak to Peak: 1 to 600 rpm (0 to 10 Hz)
Direct: 0 to 600 rpm (0.0167 to 10 Hz)
Accuracy
±0.33% of full scale error typical at 77°F (25°C)
-±1% of full scale error maximum at 77°F (25°C)
Alarms
Alarm Setpoints
Alert and Danger alarm setpoints adjustable from 0 to 100% of full scale
Alarm Delay
Alarm delay times are user-programmable per options
Displays
Meter
LCD bargraph, dual scale with outside scales marked per monitor full scale range; center scale marked for probe gap
0 to -24 Vdc
LEDs
Green LEDs annunciate vibration and Keyphasor transducer OK conditions
Red LEDs annunciate DANGER, ALERT, and BYPASS conditions.
Controls
Front Panel
Three front panel switches: two for reading ALERT and DANGER setpoint levels, and one for reading
GAP/THRESHOLD levels
Internal
Switches on circuit board for Danger Bypass, and Monitor Bypass, Direct setpoint adjust, Peak to Peak setpoint adjust,
"roward/Away adjust, Keyphasor threshold adjust, and Zero adjust
Output
Recorder
Output proportional to selected full scale monitor range and protected against continuous short circuit to ground:
+4 to +20mA, 12 V compliance
I to + 5 Vdc, 100-ohm output impedance
0 to -10 Vdc, 100-ohm output impedance
Output (Continued next page)
26
• 20. Specifications [Cont.]
Output (Continued)
Transducer Power
-24 Vdc or -18 Vdc determined by transducer option selected in power supply, short circuit protected
Alarms & OK
Relay drives for alarms (ALERT and DANGER) and monitor or transducer OK
Buffered Output
Output terminals on front and rear panels for ECC and Keyphasor transducers.
Relay Contact Ratings
Dual Relays:
5 A @120 Vac 50/60 Hz
5 A 28 Vdc
Quad Relays:
0.6 A @120 Vac 50/60 Hz
2 A 30 Vdc
Environmental
Temperature
Operating: + 32°F to + 149°F (0°C to +65°C)
•
Storage: -40°F to + 185°F (-40°C to +85°C)
Humidity
0 to 95%, noncondensing
27
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28
• Index
Adjustments
Alarm setpoint level (direct) 1 6
Alarm setpoint level (peak to peak) 1 5
Keyphasor threshold 1 4
Monitor zero 1 3
Alarm setpoint level adjustment
direct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
peak to peak 15
Alarm tests
direct 1 9
peak to peak 20
Calibrate channel 21
Circuit board removal
Danger bypass 18
Eccentricity OK test 22
Field wiring diagrams 23
Front panel
features 11
removal 3
Keyphasor Ok test 2 2
f a M e t e r scale replacement 10
Monitor
adjustment 13
bypass 17
disassembly
options 7
removal 1
OK limits 2 2
Options
Module 4
Monitor 7
Signal Input Relay Modules 4
features 1 2
options 9
removal 4
Specifications 2 6
Tests
Direct alarms 1 9
Eccentricity OK , ,
Keyphasor OK
0 Peak to peak alarms

Zero adjustment (monitor)
2
1
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3
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Schematics and PWA Drawings
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PRESS FLASHING OBSERVE SCREWDRIVER

• 3300 System Overview, 80171

• 3300 System Installation Instructions, 80172

• 3300 System Troubleshooting, 80173

• 3300 Power Supply, 80174

• 3300 System Monitor, 80175

• 3300/40 Eccentricity Monitor Maintenance, 82345-01

• Dynamic Data Manager System, 46390-01

0 Keyphasorg is a registered trademark of Bently Nevada Corporation

Proximitor® is a registered trademark of Bently Nevada Corporation

Document No. 82344 • F i r s t Printing: June 1988 • Revision G April 1989

Copyright © 1987 Bently Nevada Corporation

All Rights Reserved

Bently Nevada Corporation

Copyright infringement is a serious matter under

• United States of America and Foreign Copyright Laws

ECCENTRICITY MONITOR SYSTEM 1

• R E A D DIRECT A N D PEAK TO PEAK VALUES 1 0

READ A L E RT SETPOINT LEVELS 1 1

READ DANGER SETPOINT LEVELS 1 2

READ GAP A N D THRESHOLD V O LTA G E LEVELS 1 3

ALARM UELA SES -,ND

TE: THIF OPEPATHr. RANGES FOR THE ECCENTRICITY A N D IKE P H A

OK L'`=7) D H P L A Y nix' 1---:---

,O O K • RESPECTIVE ECC CR KO TRA.,iSE,',UCER

MONITOR I N SELF TEST, O R BOTH

FLASHING A T 1 H z ---- ECCENTRICITY

-THE MONITOR CAN B E BYPASSED T O RESTORE RELAY OK CONDITIONS.

L-.)I SP LL\ i n : • ! ••ThN.i

The PEAK T O PEAK BYPASS LED d o e s n o t c o m e o n w h e n t h e K e y p h c s o r i s at:Dye

• L__=_b) L) ' :-.) r--' L /2\ I

FIRST OUT CONDITION FOR _ .:

* I F TWO ALARMS OCCUR WITHIN 5 0 MILLISECONDS, BOTH LEDs COULD FLASH.

TWO ALARMS OCCUR WITHIN 5 0 MILLISECONDS, BOTH LEDs COULD F L SH

=AR, NUMBER rULL—SCALE RANGE TRANSDUCER 0 p r i o N

.USED ONLY A1TH 11 m m OR 1 4 m m TRANSDUCERS.

• WITH TRANSDUCER INPUT SELECTED, SEE

EXAMPLE O F METER SCALE

DIRECT MEASUREMENT I S THE G A P BETWEEN PROBE TIP A N D ROTATING SURFACE.

RRESSGAP/THRESHOLD SWITCH A N D READ VOLTAGE LEVELS (COP

• 14 rib., TEST SHEET1OF3

o POWER- U P TEST: PERFORMED ONLY WHEN MONITOR I S TURNED ON.

o MONITOP'NG I S ABORTED J N T L Siesr< _

-rST B y MOMENTARILY SHORTING ACROSS TWO

o AT COMPLETION O F USER-INVOKED TEST, MONITOR WILL RECALL A N Y ST,T-Ri--1-) _ - - . : -

o READ CODES ON LIST; S T E P THROUGH EACH ERROR

Bently Nevado Corporation h a s a t t e m p t e d t o i d e n t i f y areas o f risk c r e a : e d

This manual provides maintenance procedures for the 3000 EccentricityMonitor.

Keyphasor® is a registered trademark of Bently Nevada Corporation

Proximitor® is a registered trademark of Bently Nevada Corporation

Document No. 82345 • F i r s t Printing: October 1988 • Revision F November 1989

Copyright © 1987 Bently Nevada Corporation

All Rights Reserved

Bently Nevada Corporation

Copyright infringement is a serious matter under

The machine is not protected

Circuit Board Removal

RETAINING WASHER SLIDING STANDOFF

3. Signal Input Relay Modules D u a l Relays

Do not touch exposed

the back of the rack. F o r relay con- we, isn e -J var