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CONTENTS

S.NO. CHAPTER PAGE NO.

1. INTRODUCTION 2

2. PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION 3

3. DEFINITIONS 4

4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 5

4.1 Sensors type VS-068/069/077/079 5

4.2 Sensors with explosion-proof certificate for 8
(Ex) sG5, types T-70H/70V/078
4.3 Measuring or monitoring unit 11
4.4 Indicating instrument 13

5. INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM

5.1 Installation of the sensor 14
5.2 Installation of the measuring or monitoring unit 15
5.3 Installation of the connecting cables 15

6. CONNECTION AND ADJUSTMENT OF THE MEASURING OR

MONITORING UNIT
6.1 Connection diagram for the CV-110 / 111 17
6.2 Checking and adjustment of the mains voltage 20
6.3 Defining the measuring parameters and the measuring range 21
6.4 Input and output signals 22
6.5 Adjustment of alarm relays 22
6.6 Adjustment of alarm limits 23
6.7 OK supervision 25

7. EXPLOSION-PROOF MODELS 26

8. TROUBLE-SHOOTING 26

9. CONNECTION DIAGRAMS

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1.INTRODUCTION

VIBROCONTROL 1000 vibration monitoring systems series C are used to

measure and monitor machine bearing vibration. The system measures the rms
value of vibration velocity in accordance with VDI guideline 2056, ISO standards
2372 ISO/DIN standards 2373 and British Standard BS 4675 : 1971. Change-
over to measurement and monitoring of vibration displacement is possible.

Description of standard models:

CV110 : With alarm relays - Single or Double
Power supply - 230V/ 115V AC Or 24V DC
Output: 0/4 ….20mA (1 No.)
0…….10V (1 No.)
Or
0/4…..20mA (2 No.)

CV111 : With out alarm relays -

Power supply - 230V/115V (AC) Or 24V (DC)
Output: 0/4 ….20mA (1 No.)
0 ……10V (1 No.)
Or
0/4 ….20 mA (2 No.)

CV116 : With alarm relays - Single pole or Double pole

Power supply - 24V DC
Output 0/4 ….20mA (1 No.)
0…….10V (1 No.)
Or
0/4 ….20mA ( 2 No.)

CV117 :Without alarm relays

Power supply - 24V DC
Output: 0/4 ….20mA (1 No.)
0 ……10V (1 No.)
Or
0/4 ….20mA (2 No.)
CV1102 : With alarm relays - Single pole or Double pole
Power supply - 230V/ 115V AC Or 24V DC with input isolator
CV110mi : With alarm relays - Single or Double pole
Power supply - 230V/115V AC Or 24V DC
Inbuilt isolator & Analog indicator *
*Analog meter - 1) 0….20mA Or
2) 4….20mA Or
3) 0….10V

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2.PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
Electro-dynamic vibration sensors convert mechanical vibration into an analogue
electrical signal. The output voltage supplied by the sensor is proportional to the
vibration velocity.

The a.c. signal supplied by the sensor is amplified, rectified and adapted to the
measuring span in the measuring / monitoring amplifier. At the output of these
circuits, a d.c. voltage signal of 0 to 10V or a d.c. current signal of 0 to 20 mA or
4 to 20 mA is available, which can be applied to various instruments such as
plotters, indicating instruments or alarm signalling devices. Figures 1 &2 shows
the basic circuit arrangements for VIBROCONTROL 1000 monitoring systems,
series C.

SENSOR CV - 111

0....10V

0/4...20mA

0....10V

0/4...20mA

LIM 1 LIM 2
Fig. 1 : Block diagrams of models CV111 (top) and CV110 (bottom)

SENSOR CV - 111 INDICATOR

LIM 1 LIM 2

Fig. 2 : Block diagrams of models CV11 (top) and CV110 (bottom)

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Each system has five calibrated measuring ranges for vibration velocity or for
vibration displacement. In addition, the monitoring amplifier CV-110 enables 2
alarm limits to be set. A power relay is provided for each of the alarm limits, the
throw-over contacts of which can be used to trip an alarm or to shut down the
machine concerned.

A supplementary OK relay monitors the power supply and the sensor circuit by
means of a d.c. current passing through the sensor coil.

The application of the VIBROCONTROL 1000 system increases the operational

reliability of machines and contributes towards maintaining the value of plant, and
avoiding down-times.

3. DEFINITIONS

Fig.3 : Vibration sensor, measuring amplifier, indicating instrument and plotter.

1. Vibration sensor (type VS)

1.1 Connecting cables
1.2 Connecting shread

2. Measuring or monitoring amplifier

3. Indicating instrument

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4. Technical specifications
4.1 Vibration sensors type VS-068/069/077/079

Ml0; DEPTH 10 MM

DIRECTION
OF
MEASURMENT

PG7

Fig.4 : Absolute vibration sensors type VS-...

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Ordering codes and ordering example

Absolute velocity sensors

Design VS Ordering codes

Direction of measurement horizontal +100°C 068--

and working temperatures - vertical +100°C 069--
34° C ... hor/vert +100°C VS
hor/vert +200°C 077--
079--

Electrical connection 5m long cable, steel

protective tubing, BNC 1--
connector
2--

Terminal protective no 1--

enclosure type AC- yes
121/2/1/0/124 1) 2--

Polarity. positive 1--

negative
(BNC connector only) 2--

Special agreements? no 0--

yes
1--

Check sum (sum of above codes)

1) Terminal protection enclosure see specification AC-121

Extra-cost option

Ordering example

Order code VS-068 / 1 / 1 / I / O / 071

Horizontal direction of measurement -------------------------
5m long teflon cable with steel tubing ———————————
Without terminal protection enclosure —————————————
Positive polarity ————————————————————————-
No special agreements ———————————————————————
Check sum

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Measuring principle : Electrodynamic absolute sensor

Direction of measurement : VS-068 horizontal ±5°
VS-069 vertical ±20°
VS-077/079 vertical ±105°

No-load voltage : VS-068/069 approx. 100mV/mm/s(AC)

VS-077/079 approx. 75 mV/mm/s(AC)

Natural frequency : VS-068/069 approx. 8 Hz

VS-077/079 approx. 15 Hz

Working frequencies : VS-068/069

10 TO 2000 Hz
1 to 2000 Hz with frequency response
linearisation circuit in the measuring
unit
VS-077/079
15 TO 2000 Hz with frequency
response linearization cirucit
in the measuring unit

Dimensions Diameter 38 mm
Overall length 75 mm
Connecting thread M10
Spanner SW 27
Weight : approx. 0.35 kg (0.66 Ibs)

Limit loading : In the main direction of measurement:

± 1.0 mm or 500 m/s2 transverse to the
main direction of measurement: 50m/s2

Internal impedance : VS-068/069 4kohm ± 5%

VS-077/079 3.4 kohm + 5%

Special features : Totally enclosed in stainless steel

housing, this also suitable for use in a
chemically aggressive atmosphere and
for outdoor application. Vibration
sensor non-repairable

Enclosure protective rating : IP-68 according to DIN 40050

(Protected against ingression of dust,
and protected against immersion)

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SENSOR INSTALLATION RANGES

Fig.5a : Horizontal direction of measurement: VS-068, T-70 H(ex)

Fig. 5b : Vertical direction of measurement: VS-069, T-70V (ex) 90°

Fig. 5c : Horizontal and vertical direction of measurement VS-077/079, T-078

(ex)

4.2 Sensor with explosion-proof certification for (Ex) sG5, type T-

70H/70V/078

For VIBROCONTROL 1000 vibration monitoring systems used in areas subject

to explosion hazard, sensors type VS-068, VS-069 or VS-077 must be replaced
by sensors type T-70H (Ex) sG5, T-70V (Ex) sG5, or T-078 (Ex) sG5.

Important: The explosion proofing refers only to the sensors!

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DIRECTION OF
MEASUREMENT

Fig.6 Vibration sensors type T with explosion protection

Ordering codes and ordering example :

Absolute vibration sensors with explosion-proof certification for (Ex) sG5
Design : T Ordering code :
Direction of measurement - horizontal 70H--
working temperature range : - vertical 70V
34°C to +90°C hor/vert 078--
Terminal protective enclosure no 1--

yes 2--
Special agreements : no 0--

yes 1--
Check sum (sum of above codes).
Extra-cost option 1) Terminal protective enclosure type AC-121/2/2/0/125 see
specification

Example of order
Ordering code T-70H / 1 / 0 / 071

Horizontal direction of measurement —————

Terminal protective enclosure ——————————
No special agreements
Check sum

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All other technical data are the same as for the corresponding VS sensors (T-
70H - VS 068; T70V - VS - 069; T-078 - VS - 077).

4.3 Measuring or Monitoring unit

Order Data : Vibrocontrol 1000 vibration monitoring system

Design Ordering code

Type CV-110 (monitoring)

CV -
CV-111 (non-monitoring)
Sensor type, VS-068 Vibration
measuring VS-069 Velocity
parameter and T-70ex 10.......1000 Hz 1--
working frequency 1.........1000 Hz 2--
range
Vibration
displacement:
10........1000 Hz 3--

VS-077 Vibration velocity:

15.....1000HZ 4--
2.......1000HZ 5--

VS-079 Vibration
displacement:
T-78ex 15......1000HZ 6--
Special sensors Without linearization 7--
With linearization 8--
Measuring range 0.. 10mm/s 0... 100m 1--
0.. 2 mm/s 0... 20m 2--
0.. 5 mm/s
0... 50m 3--
0.. 20 mm/s
4--
0.. 50 mm/s 0... 200m
5--
0... 500m

Direct current/ 0 ... 20 mA and 0 ... 10 V 1--

voltage output +/- 3% 2--
4 ...20mA and 0... 10 V

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Order Data : Vibrocontrol 1000 vibration monitoring system

Data in the area marked with a bold frame are required only for type CV-110 These
codes are not required for type CV-111

Alarm Relay LIM1 normally-energized 1--

normally-deenergized 2--
latching 1--
non-latching 2--
Alarm relay LIM2 normally-energized 1--
normally-deenergized 2--
latching 1--
non-latching 2--
Alarm delay for LIM 1 1 sec 1--
(warning) 3 sec 2--
10 sec 3--

Alarm delay for LIM2 1 sec 1--

(main alarm) 3 sec 2--
10 sec 3--

Adjustment of alarm on site 1--

limits : in the factory, Settings : 2--
LIM 1 :... LIM2: ...
Designed for non explosion - proof sensors 1--
connection of
explosion-proof sensors 2--
Power supply 230V AC or 24V DC 1--
115VAC or 24V DC 2--

Tropicalization no 1--
yes 2--

Special agreements? no 0--

yes 1--

Check sum (sum of above codes)

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Extra-cost option

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ORDERING EXAMPLE

Ordering code : CV - 110 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 2 / 1 / 2 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 1 / 0 / 125

Electronic monitoring unit CV-110--

VS-068 sensor for vibration ---------------

velocity, 10-1000 Hz

Measuring range 0-10 mm/s-------------------

Output 0.. 20 mA,0... 10V -------------------------

LIM 1 relay normally - deenergized -----------------

LIM 1 relay latching -----------------------------------------

LIM 2 relay normally - deenergized ------------------------

LIM 2 relay latching ------------------------------------------------

LIM 1 alarm delay 1 sec ----------------------------------------------

LIM 2 alarm delay 1 sec ---------------------------------------------------

Limit adjustment on site ------------------------------------------------------

Sensors non-explosion proof-----------------------------------------------------

Power supply 230 V AC or -----------------------------------------------------------

24V DC

No tropicalization---------------------------------------------------------------------------

No special agreements ----------------------------------------------------------------------

Check sum --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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4.4 Indicating instrument

Fig.7 : Indicating instrument type AC-129

Ordering Code and Example of Order

ORDER DATA : VIBROCONTROL indicating instrument

Design Ordering code

Type AC -129 AC-

Measuring range 0...20mA 1---

4...20mA 2---
0…10V 3---
Position of installation horizontal scale 1
horizontal

Scaling 0...100% 1

Special agreements no 0---

yes 1---

Unit price as per selected code

Check sum (sum of above codes):

Extra cost option

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5 INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM

Installation and commissioning of the VIBROCONTROL 1000 system series C is
described in the following sections.

5.1 Installation of the sensor

The vibration sensor serves' to convert machanical vibration 'into an analogue
electrical signal. It should be-installed on the machine to be monitored in such a
way that its centre line intersects the rotor axis at a right angle. Any position on
the machine case or on the-supporting structure will be sufficient as mounting
position, provided that it is situated in the bearing plane. However, the sensor
should not be fastened to parts which may themselves be subject to resonance,
such as sheet metal linings, pipe-work, etc. Any fastening angles that may be
required should be as stiff as possible.

If it is not required to monitor each bearing position, the mounting position should
be chosen such that the sensor is installed in that position which experience has
shown to be most liable to suffer damage. If the best position of the sensor is
difficult to determine, preliminary measurements should be made to determine
the maximum vibration occuring at a critical point of the machine and its angular
position.

In many cases, however, it is sufficient to position the sensor in the vicinity of the
vulnerable bearing at a feasible angle within the tolerance range of the sensor, if
optimum positioning is impossible.

Vibration sensors type VS-068 (T-70H) are installed horizontally ± 10°, type VS-
069 (T-70V) vertically ± 30°, types VS-077 (T-078) and VS-079 vertically ± 105°
(see page 13a).

Fig. 8 : Screwing the sensor on by means of a central thread.

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The vibration sensor is provided with a female thread M10 (VS types) or M8 (T
types) for mounting. Flat surfaces for application of a spanner (SW27 or SW17)
are provided.

The position of the connecting cable is irrelevant.

5.2 Installation of the electronic measuring or monitoring unit

The measuring or monitoring unit amplifies the signals supplied by the sensors,
adds the component vibrations and provides at. its output an electrical signal
adjusted to the measuring range. For CV-110 models, the sum of the vibrations
is also compared electronically to preset limits and the associated relay is tripped
in the event of a limit being exceeded.

Its compact design enables the measuring or monitoring unit to be installed in a

control desk, behind a control panel, or at any other place.

Fig.9 : Hole pattern on the enclosure

The units are mounted with the cover removed, by means of four M6 bolts. The
position of installation is irrelevant. The unit is protected against ingression of
dust, and hoseproof.

5.3 Installation of connecting cables

Vibration sensor - measuring amplifier

The sensor is linked to the measuring or monitoring amplifier, or, in the case of
multi-channel systems, to the recording instrument, by means of a two-conductor
screened cable (e.g. 2 x 0.5 mm2). The cable should not be installed in the
immediate vicinity of power cables. Its length can be up to 200 m. If longer cables

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are required, please contact the SCHENCK head office.. Suitable oil-proof cables
can be supplied by SCHENCK.

To connect the extension cable to the connecting cable already attached to the
sensor and sealed in a sealing compound, a terminal box with the required
protective rating should be used. Suitable terminal protective enclosures can be
supplied by SCHENCK. This protective enclosure is for the connection of 1 or 2
vibration sensors and 1 common signal cable.

Measuring or monitoring amplifier - indicating instrument.

If a measuring or monitoring amplifier is used, the connecting cable between the

amplifier and the indicating instrument does not need to be screened. Please
note that a maximum burden of 500 Ohm should not be exceeded, or, if a
voltmeter is used, that the load should be greater than 100 kOhm.

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6. CONNECTION AND ADJUSTMENT OF THE MEASURING /
MONITORING AMPLIFIER - with one NO/NC Contacts and with Two
NO/NC Contacts.
6.1 Connection diagram for the amplifier
The stuck-on diagram on the inside of the cover of each amplifier shows a rough
sketch of the physical lay-out of the terminals. As is described below, the lines
are either connected directly or for adjustment purposes, various terminals are
connected by means of wire jumpers.

Fig.10 : Connection diagram for the CV-110 monitoring.

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The individual areas of adjustment and connection are marked with a black frame
in Fig. 12 and identified with the number of the section in which the corresponding
procedure is outlined.

Fig.11 : Connection diagram for the CV-111 measuring amplifier

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Fig.12 Subdivision of the connection diagram

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6.2 Checking and adjusting the mains voltage

The amplifier can be connected to an a.c. mains of a frequency of 50 to 60 Hz,
and a voltage of either
230 V + 10% / - 15%
or 115 V + 10% / - 15%

or to a d.c. power supply of

+ 24 V +/ - 15%

The amplifier is adjusted at the factory to the voltage specified in the order, or in
our order confirmation. If subsequent change-over to a new operating voltage is
required, this can be done in accordance with the following circuit diagrams. (VDI
0100 regulations specify that the housing must be connected to a central,
external earthing point at the earth screw provided).

Fig.13
The built-in fuses are :
F2 : 1A, delay-action
F3 : 0.125A, semi time-lag
F4 : 0.125A, semi time-lag

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6.3 Setting the measuring parameter and the measuring range

The measuring parameter and the measuring range are set at the factory to the
values specified in the order or in the order confirmation.

If subsequent re-adjustment to a new measuring parameter is required, this can

be done in accordance with Figs (vibration velocity) and (vibration
displacement) by inserting wire jumpers.

In the same way, the measuring range can be changed by inserting, re-
positioning or removing wire jumpers, in line with the terminal assignment shown.

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FIG.16 INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINAL BLOCK

6.4 Input and output signals

Fig. 16 shows the terminal block used for connecting the vibration sensor and the
indicating or monitoring units.

With the suitable jumpers, the upper three terminals serve to adjust the "current"
output signal to the range of 0 ... 20 mA or 4 ... 20 mA (live zero).

6.5 Adjustment of the alarm relays

Alarm signals are triggered by two power relays, which can actuate signal lamps,
horns, or even disconnect the plant upon throw-over.

In the standard design, the relays are of the normally deenergized type, i.e. no
current passes through their coils in normal operation. The alarm relays are
optionally available in a normally energized version (as shown in the above
illustrations). The OK relay is always normally energized.

The connection diagram shows the alarm relays with mains disconnected. Each
relay is assigned a terminal block for connection of external signalling devices or
cut-out devices. The signal line is connected to the central terminal, the contact
tag shown there points to the OK side (relay normally-deenergized) or to the
alarm side (relay normally energized).

The relays can be connected either, latching (no jumper) or non latching (two
jumpers in the positions shown in fig. 17.

As opposed to the non-latching version, the alarm status will be maintained even
after elimination of the cause of the alarm with the latching version. The alarm
status is cancelled by a jumper inserted into the "RESET" terminals (Fig. 17). To
facilitate resetting, a pushbutton can be connected between these two terminals.

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RESET

FIG.17 TERMINAL LAYOUT FOR RELAY ADJUSTMENT

To avoid alarms being triggered in response to short-term noise pulses, alarms

are not triggered unless the alarm limit 1 to 2 has been exceeded throughout the
selected delay time. The response delay can be set to 1 sec, 3 sec., or 10 sec.
by inserting the required jumpers as shown in the right-hand table. The delay can
be adjusted separately for both the relays.

6.6 Adjustment of the alarm limits

The measuring range and the response levels should be adapted to the machine
to be monitored. In this context, VDI guideline 2056 and ISO standard 2372 and
the DIN-ISO standards 2373 may be of assistance, which specify limit values for
a total of four machine groups.

Machine Class Grade (veff)

VDI ISO Good Admissible Still admissible Not admissible

K 1 < 0.7 0.7... 1.8 1.8 ...4.5 > 4.5mm/s

M 11 < 1.1 1.1 ... 2.8 2.8... 7.1 > 7.1 mm/s
G III < 1.8 1.8 ...4.5 4.5... 11 > 11 mm/s
T IV < 2.8 2.8 ...7.1 7.1 ... 18 > 18 mm/s

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Machine Classes are defined as follows:

Class K (I) :Small machines (in particular electric motors) firmly coupled
to the foundation, with drive powers up to approx. 15 kw.
Class M (II) :Medium-sized machines (particularly electric motors) firmly
coupled to the foundation, with drive powers between 15 and
75 kw.
Class G (111) :Large machines, mounted on stiff or heavy foundations, with
drive powers above 75 kw.
Class T (IV) :Machines mounted on foundations which are relatively soft
in the direction of vibration measurement "flexibly
supported").

For a detailed description of the individual machine classes and the related
diagrams, please refer to the VDI guideline 2056, which can be obtained from
Beuth Verlag, Berlin.

These limit values enable the response levels to be selected. Alternatively, the
user can set the alarm limits on the basis of his own experience.

The adjustment of the response levels of the two alarm relays is carried out with
the help of pots LIM1 and LIM2 (Fig.18).

ALARM OK ALA OK STANDARD

RM
OK ALARM OK ALA OPTION
RM

Fig: 18 Potentiometers for adjustment of limit values (LIM1 and LIM2)

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Both potentiometers have an annular scale with graduations from 0 to 10, where
10 corresponds to 100% of the selected measuring range.

Example:
Selected measuring range : 0...20mm/s
Response levels : Alarm limit 1 : 6 mm/s
Alarm limit 2 : 10 mm/s

Turn the setting scales of the potentiometer with the help of a screw driver, until
the marking points to the selected response level.

Limit 1 : 6 mm/s = 30% of the selected full scale

= position 3

Limit 2 :10 mm/s = 50% of the selected full scale,

= position 5

6.7 OK - supervision

A separate OK relay is provided to signal that the unit is ready for operation.

OK - RELAY

OK Alarm
Fig. 19 : OK relay (always normally-energized)

A breakage in the sensor winding, a broken lead in the connecting line between
the sensor and the measuring or monitoring unit, defective plugged or soldered
connections, or failure of the power supply will cause the OK relay to
automatically emit an alarm signal.

Signalling devices with a breaking capacity of 400 VA at an a.c. voltage of 250 V,

or 10 to 100 kw at a corresponding d.c. voltage (max. 2A) can be connected to
the relay terminals.

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7. EXPLOSION-PROOF SENSORS

Vibration sensors type T-70 (ex) sG5 and type T-78 (Ex) sG5 comply with the
requirements for the protective rating "Special protection" (Ex) sG5 in
accordance with the German standards VDE 0171/1.69.

They are suitable for operation at operating sites subject to explosion hazard by
combustible substances of all explosive classes within the ignition groups G1 to
G5 (see enclosed certificate of the German National Physical Institute Nr. Ill B/E -
24304).

Your attention is directed to the fact that the explosion protection refers only to
the vibration sensor.

The measuring amplifier and the contact instrument should be installed in a

separate control centre outside the hazardous area. The screened cable
between the two components can be up to 200 m long. In the event of an order
being placed, the series - mounted fuse specified in the test certificate of the
German National Physical Institute must be inserted in the measuring amplifier's
input circuit in the factory. This is a soldered 15 mA quick-acting fuse, which is
placed between the terminal block to which the sensor is connected, and the
setting potentiometers for adjusting the alarm limits.

A cable distribution box with an "explosion-proof certificate" of the German PTB

must be used to extend the sensor cable within the hazardous area.

Important : If a connector is included in the delivery, the latter must not be used
as cable connector unless outside the hazardous area.

8. TROUBLE-SHOOTING

Should any malfunction occur on the vibration monitoring system, first check the
following:

1. Check the mains voltage

2. Check the sensor, the connection terminals, and the connecting cables.

Vibration sensors type VS - and T - are heremetically encapsulated, and non-

repairable.

Vibration sensors, measuring amplifiers and contact instruments require no

maintenance, are not subject to any wear, so that it is unnecessary to keep
individual components in stock.

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If 10 units and more are used, we recommend to keep a complete vibration

monitoring system in stock, to enable fast replacement in the event of a
malfunction.

Should you require any further information on your vibration monitoring system,
do not hesitate to contact our head office:

SCHENCK AVERY LIMITED

Plot No.A5
Sector - 81, Phase - II
Noida (U.P).
Ph: 91 118 4563174 - 79
Fax: 91 118 4563172 / 73
Email: service@schenck-ind.com

Option: 1
Analog Indication Meter
Horizontal mounting type graduated from 0-100%, indicates vibration revel in
terms of percentage

Input 0/4-20 mA Or 0…10 V DC

Scope of Supply Can be provided separately for
panel mounting or can be
mounted inside VC 1000 housing
Meter type ME70
Graduations 0-100
Mounting Horizontal
Scale length 58 mm
Manufacturer MECO

DIMENSIONS AND PANEL CUTOUT

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Option:2

DIGITAL PANEL METER - VIBRATION INDICATOR

The digital panel meter indicates the vibration level directly in mm/s and in um
and can be energized by 230V AC 1/P. A DIP switch is provided inside the panel
meter to select various ranges as selected in VC1000 instrumentation. The DIP
switch settings and rear connections are as drawn below :

PANEL METER CONNECTIONS - REAR SIDE

DIP SWITCH SETTINGS

RANGE DIP SWITCH CHANNELS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

500 um 0 0 1 X X X 0 0

200 um 0 1 0 X X X 0 0

100 um 1 0 0 X X X 0 0

20 um 0 1 0 X X X 0 1

50 mm/s 0 0 1 X X X 0 1

20 mm/s 0 1 0 X X X 0 1

10 mm/s 1 0 0 X X X 0 1

2 mm/s 0 1 0 X X X 1 0

1 :ON
0 :OFF
X :NOT APPLICABLE

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DIP SWITCH

The DIP switch can be accessed as follows :-

1. Switch off the power supply.

2. Remove the press fitted red glass plate.

3. Hold the display PCB, lift slightly upwards and pull it out slowly.

After selecting the required range by the DIP switch put back the main PCB and fit
the front glass plate as before.

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW PANEL CUTOUT

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Component layout for circuit board CVC W001 - B in monitoring amplifier CV 110

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Component layout for circuit board CVC W001 - B in monitoring amplifier CV - 110

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