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MAS 2600 Test Sheet
Name
Ship name
MAS 2600 Transducer serial no.
Tank name
Liquid in tank
HFO
The tank is
Full
Step
1
Measure voltage between terminal 5 and 6.
2
Measure nipple voltage between terminal 5
and 6.
3
Measure sensor excitation voltage between
terminal 7 and 10.
4
Measure sensor excitation voltage between
terminal 8 and 9.
5
Measure current in supply lead to terminal
5.
6
Measure current in supply lead to terminal
6.
7
Measure sensor resistance with sensor
cable unconnected between:
Terminal 7 to cable shield.
Terminal 8 to cable shield.
Terminal 9 to cable shield.
Terminal 10 to cable shield.
8
Measure sensor bridge resistance with sen-
sor cable unconnected between:
Terminal 7 to terminal 8.
Terminal 7 to terminal 9.
Terminal 7 to terminal 10.
Terminal 8 to terminal 9.
Terminal 8 to terminal 10.
Terminal 9 to terminal 10.
9
Visual inspect the transmitter for:
- Damages on the cable
- Sharp bends on the cable
- Moisture/liquids in the breather tube
- Damages on the diaphragm
10
Comments
46
MAS2600: Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Yard
MAS 2600 Amplifier serial no.
DO
Empty
Result
ATT.
Emerson Process Management
Marine Tank Management
Damcos A/S, Service Department
FAX.: +45 5578 7272
NB no.
Ballast
Other
Unit
Limits
V DC
Voltage should be in the range 17 to 22 V DC.
Check power supply.
V AC
Voltage must not exceed 2 V AC.
Check power supply.
V DC
Voltage should be in the range 3.0 and 6.2 V
DC.
mV DC
Voltage should be in the range -15 to 100 mV
DC.
mA DC
Current should be in the range 4 to 20 mA
and the same value as measured in point 6. if
not the amplifier may be defect.
mA DC
Current should be in the range 4 to 20 mA
and the same value as measured in point 5. if
not the amplifier may be defect.
If the measured resistance is less than 1 M
Ohm the sensor is considered defect.
M Ohm
M Ohm
M Ohm
M Ohm
If the measured resistance is less than 1 K
Ohm or greater than 50 K Ohm the sensor is
K Ohm
considered defect.
K Ohm
K Ohm
K Ohm
K Ohm
K Ohm
January 2017
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