Control Cabinet; Human Machine Interface (Hmi) - Bosch EPS 610 Original Instructions Manual

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Control cabinet

DANGER: Risk of electric shock from live
parts
Touching live parts in the control cabinet
might result in shock and fatal injury or
death.
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Work in the control cabinet is only to be
performed by qualified electricians or au-
thorized personnel under the supervision
of a qualified electrician.
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Cover or cordon off live parts.
All the electrical components and control elements
required for operation are located in the control cabinet
(Fig. 6). The control cabinet is fixed to the base of the
test bench.
Fig. 6: Control cabinet
DANGER: Risk of electric shock from live
parts
Touching the frequency drive or the brak-
ing resistor terminals may result in elec-
tric shock even after the mains supply is
switched off.
¶
Disconnect the mains supply.
¶
Do not touch the frequency drive or the
braking resistor for 10 minutes after
switching off the mains supply.
The master switch is located at the rear of the test
bench and the MGT illumination switch (Fig 1, Pos 5) is
located on the front panel.
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Fig. 7:
1 HMI display
2 Control keys
3 Input keys
The Human Machine Interface (HMI) is the main inter-
face for controlling the EPS 610. The following func-
tions can be performed via the HMI:
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RPM setting and display
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Stroke setting and countdown
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Oil temperature setting and display
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Error diagnostics
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Refer to chapter 5.1 for the description of the con-
trol keys on the HMI.
The HMI can be connected to a PC via the USB port for
updating the software.
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Contact Bosch customer service for enquiries about
software updates.
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Do not press the keypad buttons with sharp objects
or with greased hands.
The following data is displayed on the HMI screen:
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RPM
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Number of strokes
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Oil temperature
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Direction of rotation of flywheel
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Error code (if any)
The HMI can be turned and positioned conveniently for
viewing the display from either side of the EPS 610 (re-
fer Fig. 21).

Human Machine Interface (HMI)

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Human Machine Interface (HMI)
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