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Contents 0 Foreword 3
1 Principle 3
2 ZMS strain gauge carrier link 4
3 ZMS mounting 4
4 Functioning of the overload protective device 5
4.1 General 5
4.2 Overload protection function 5
4.3 Setting the overload switching point 6
4.3.1 Programming parameters of the overload switching point 6
4.3.2 Correcting the overload switching point 6
4.4 Overload signal 6
7 Safety features 9
7.1 Error messages 9
8 Notes for the acceptance test of hoist units with load detectors 10
8.1 125 % overload for the crane acceptance test 10
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0 Foreword
The load detector consists of a strain gauge carrier link for 2/1, 4/1 and 4/2
reeving or two strain gauge carrier links for 4/2-2 reeving, the load detection and
load evaluation system integrated in the DR control system featuring an internal
summation possibility and load display control.
1 Principle
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2 ZMS strain gauge carrier link
For the required strain gauge carrier link, see section 11.
Since hoist units can be loaded with different loads in accordance with their FEM
group, the “rated load” with the parameters of the hoist unit is loaded to the control
system.
For any loads deviating from the FEM group, the “SWL” parameter must be set to
the new value. This is only possible in the production plant or by Demag Service
using the appropriate Demag software tool.
The control system is pre-set with the parameter for the partial load switching point
of 25 % and the parameter for the creep lifting time of 5 sec. If necessary, these
parameters may be adapted to the requirements of the owner by Demag Service.
All strain gauge carrier links are adapted to the SWL in the factory. Avoid hard
blows against the strain gauge carrier link which may result in losing the adapted
value.
For operation in hot and acid-laden atmospheres, protection measures against
heat radiation and corrosion are required.
DR strain gauge carrier links are supplied with a screened cable as standard. The
length of the cable is adapted to the size of the DR hoist, it is provided with the
necessary cable union and a connector. This connector must be plugged directly
onto the basic card, the cable must not be extended.
3 ZMS mounting
For 2/1, 4/1, 4/2 and 4/2-2 reeving arrangements, the relevant crossbars have
been standardised. Selection is made in line with the customer’s requirements.
Other designs are made to order.
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4 Functioning of the overload protective device
4.1 General When a load is lifted, vibrations occur in the rope which are measured as short-
term load peaks.
These vibrations depend on the load, the lifting speed and the rope length, they
should, however, not result in a cut-out.
This is ensured by forming a mean value based on several measurements.
If a load is lifted at a relatively small speed, hardly any vibrations occur. If during
the lifting process an overload occurs, the measuring system will detect any load
exceeding the rated load very precisely and the hoist unit will be immediately
switched off. Owing to the low speed, there is hardly any run-on of the motor so
that overloading of the hoist unit is prevented.
This type of load limitation is called overload protection. Therefore, overload pro-
tection in only possible in connection with a creep lifting speed and an adjustable
creep lifting time unequal 0 sec.
4.2 Function overload The connector of the strain gauge carrier link is plugged onto the basic card.
When the mains voltage has been switched on, the control system runs through
protective device an initialisation phase and a test of the load detector.
Upon successful completion of the initialisation phase, the control system is ready
for operation, creep and main lifting are enabled.
When a load is lifted at main lifting speed, the control system automatically
switches off main lifting for the duration of the pre-set creep lifting time by means
of the load detector once the partial load switching point has been exceeded.
A) When loads smaller than the “SWL” are lifted, main lifting is enabled again after
the creep lifting time has expired. Any overload caused, for example, by a load
getting caught is detected when the “SWL” is exceeded. Creep and main lifting
are switched off.
B) When the “SWL” is reached due to overload, creep lifting is also switched off.
The load can then only be lowered. When the rope is unloaded by the pre-set
hysteresis and after an on-delay of 2 sec., both speeds are enabled again. The
creep lifting time, however, is only started again, when the partial load switching
point is exceeded again.
Partial load
Partial load 12.5-50 %
12.5-50 % Time Time
Hoist Hoist
speed speed
Main lifting Main lifting
Creep
Creep Time lifting Time
lifting TF TF
Fig. 1 40992344.eps
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4.3 Setting the overload
switching point
4.3.1 Programming parameters of On delivery of the DR hoist, the “SWL” parameter which determines the switching
the overload switching point point is pre-set to the default value of the DR hoist. If necessary, it may be re-pro-
grammed to a lower value.
4.3.2 Correcting the overload In addition, the switching point can also be changed in %-increments with reference
switching point to the “SWL” by means of rotary encoding switch Code302:
Setting Modification
0 -20%
1 -18%
2 -16%
3 -14%
4 -12%
5 -10%
6 -8%
7 -6%
8 -4%
9 -2%
A 0% (default value)
B +2%
C +4%
D +5%
E +5%
F +5%
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5 Load reduction function in specific areas
5.1 General In certain cases, it may be necessary to additionally reduce the SWL only in spe-
cific areas of cross and/or long travel. This is done with the area-dependent load
reduction function.
5.2 Area-dependent load If the “Area-dependent load reduction” parameter is unequal 0, the SWL of the DR
hoist is limited to the SWL specified by the “Max. load with load reduction” parameter
reduction function in the areas of cross and/or long travel defined by additional area limit switches. This
applies to individual DR hoists and cranes with load summation. Setting of these
parameters is only possible in the production plant or by Demag Service using the
appropriate Demag software tool.
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6 Functioning of slack rope cut-out
6.1 General If a payload and/or a deadload is lowered, it might become necessary to detect set
down of the load and unloading of the rope to switch off the lowering motion. This
is done with the integrated slack rope cut-out function.
6.2 Slack rope cut-out If the “Deadload” parameter is set to unequal 0, the lowering motion of the hoist
unit is switched off when the value drops below 0,8 x deadload.
function
6.3.2 Correcting the slack rope cut- In addition, the switching point can also be changed in %-increments with
out point reference to the “Deadload” value by means of rotary encoding switch Code303:
Setting Modification
0 -5%
1 -4%
2 -3%
3 -2%
4 -1%
5 0% (default setting)
6 +1%
7 +2%
8 +3%
9 +4%
A +5%
B +5%
C +5%
D +5%
E +5%
F +5%
6.3.3 De-activating the slack rope In certain operating situations, it may be necessary to de-activate the slack rope
function function for a brief time. This is possible with the key-operated switch on the DSE-8R
control pendant and with the “Check limit switch” key on the radio control system.
The deadload can then be deposited.
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7 Safety features
The load detector and the relevant hoist unit control system are provided with a
series of monitoring devices which, when triggered, prevent a lifting motion and
output fault messages.
10 ZMS1 offset voltage HCS12 yes Measured analogue value too small
11 ZMS2 offset voltage HCS12 yes Measured analogue value too small
14 Load difference too large HCS12 yes only with two ZMS
no overload detection
15 HCS12 yes HCS12 has detected overload, PIC not
PIC
Error on ZMS1, check in analogue part, spec. Input of
33 Hardware error ZMS1 HCS12 yes
control system
Hardware error ZMS2 Error on ZMS2, check in analogue part, spec. Input of
42 HCS12
(missing? PW) control system
ZMS error, for lifting axis only emergency operation still
73 ZMS_FAULT PIC yes
permissible
210 ZMS1 offset voltage HCS12 yes Measured analogue value too small
211 ZMS2 offset voltage HCS12 yes Measured analogue value too small
214 Load difference too large HCS12 yes only with two ZMS
Hardware error ZMS2 Error on ZMS2, check in analogue part, spec. Input of
242 HCS12
(missing? PW) control system
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8 Notes for the acceptance test of hoist units with overload
protection
8.1 125 % overload for the To enable lifting of the test weight of 125 % of the rated load during the acceptance
test of hoist units/crane installations, DIP switch Code 301 switch 6 must be moved
crane acceptance test to the “ON” position with the control system being switched on.
The acceptance-test function remains active for approx. 15 min. with the DIP
switch being switched on, then it is de-activated. It can only be activated again by
switching the DIP switch off and on again.
To enable lifting of the test weight of 125 % of the rated load during the acceptance
test of hoist units/crane installations, terminals 23 and 24 or terminals 13 and 14 as
well as 23 and 24 on the Dematik® FAW-1/FWL must be jumpered.
Attention!
This jumper must be removed following the acceptance test.
Switch off the installation before carrying out any cabling and wiring and
maintenance work.
789
456
AB
F0 1
789
456
AB
F0 1
789
456
AB
F0 1
Overload test ON
6
Code301
Trolley fast/slow/programmable brake application
4
CAN ID
ON
Note:
All DIP switches are set to OFF by default.
42662044.eps
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9 Display of load in control pendant or radio control system
The display of the control pendant or the radio control system shows the load de-
termined by the load detector minus the tare value.
If there are several hoist units, trolley selection determines which load value is
displayed.
Selection Displayed value
I Load value of trolley 1
II Load value of trolley 2
I+II Summation load value of both trolleys
The selected trolley is shown in the display of the Demag radio control system or
the Demag control pendant.
The load display is not a weighing device and cannot, therefore, be used as
crane weighing scales which can be calibrated.
9.1 Load bar display in The bar display of the control pendant or the radio control system shows the rela-
tive loading of the entire crane with reference to the currently max. permissible
control pendant or SWL.
radio control system If there are several hoist units, the summation load is always used for calculation of
the bar display. It is based on the max. SWL specified by the operating situation of
the crane:
• Trolley 1 or trolley 2
• Trolleys 1 and 2 selected: Max. summation load of the crane
• Crane or trolley in area with reduced load: Max. load with load reduction
The relative load is shown in 5 steps of approx. 20 %, each.
9.2 Display of load in The large load display shows the load determined by the load detector minus the
tare value. If there are several hoist units, trolley selection determines which load
large load display value is displayed.
9.3 Tare function Taring to the displayed load value is possible by using the Tare key.
Depending on the “Tare function” parameter, this is the F2 key on the DSE-8R and
16R control pendant and on the radio control system.
The tare key must be actuated for 5 sec. The tare range is 100 %.
The load deducted from the tare value depends on trolley selection:
The tare function and the lower load displayed after taring have no influence on the
other functions of the load detector.
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10 ANG-CAN large load display
11 Note
0.625 t 0.625 t
DR 3 - - - -
701 914 33 701 918 33
1.250 t 1.250 t
DR 5 - - - -
703 918 33 703 914 33
12 Maintenance
Functioning of the load detector must be checked during the annual inspection of
the installation.
We recommend that the annual inspection be carried out by an experienced
Demag technician.
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