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- Page 1 CMCP7500MMS Machine Monitoring System Configuration and Setup STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. Page 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Transmitter or Signal Input Card Board: ................................9 Field Wiring Board: ......................................10 Transmitters and Signal Input Cards: ................................. 11 Power Supplies: ......................................... 11 Field IO: ..........................................11 Color Touchscreen HMI Computer:..................................12 Dimensions: ........................................12 Sensor Wiring:........................................13 STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. Page 2... -
Page 3: Software Configuration And Setup
Setup Screen. Simply touch the value you want to change and a Pop Up “Alpha” or “Numeric” entry window will appear. Enter the new value keeping in mind the constraints listed below and press return. Figure 2: Alpha/Numeric Pop-Up Window STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. Page 3... -
Page 4: On/Off: (Channel, On/Off)
“0” and must match the lower range of the Channel Input Card you have selected for that channel. Examples are: 0-1.00 in/sec, 0-10.0 mils, -40.0-0-40.0 Thrust, 0 – 300 F, 0-25 mm/sec, etc. STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. Page 4... -
Page 5: Ch. Max: (Channel Maximum Value, -999.00 To 999.00)
Allows you to enter the Low Danger (LoLo) value for this channel. Your entry will be limited by the Channel min/max scale you have previously selected. Value entered must be between the Channel Min and Max entered for this Channel. STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. Page 5... -
Page 6: Alert Relay: (Assigned Alert Relay, 0 To 12)
Data Logger Status allows you to turn On or Off Data Logging. While usually left On you may desire to turn it Off while the machine is not operating or being rebuilt. Turning Off will affect the Trend Function. STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. Page 6... -
Page 7: Hardware Configuration
Vibration, Thrust, Temperature and TSI (Turbine Supervisory Instrumentation) Din Rail Mounted Transmitters or Signal Input Cards. The CMCP7500MMS is ordered in blocks of 8 Channels for a maximum of 32 Channels if CMCP700 Series Slim line Transmitters are used. If CMCP500 Series Transmitters are used as Signal Input Cards the maximum is 16 Channels. -
Page 8: Block Diagram
The following Block Diagram shows hoe the CMCP7500MMS is populated to be a 8, 16, 24, 0r 32 Channel Base System. The actual channels of monitoring are determined by the number of Transmitters or Signal Input Cards purchased. The CMCP7500MMS can be expanded in the future up to a total of 32 Channels. -
Page 9: Bnc Buffered Output Boards
Input Board will be provided with a BNC Board. The BNC Board allows the connection of Analyzers from the front of the CMCP7500MMS using a standard BNC Connectors. No user wiring is required and if a BNC Connector is damaged it may be easily replaced. -
Page 10: Field Wiring Board
Field Wiring Board: The Field Wiring Board is where all field sensors are connected to the CMCP7500MMS System. There is only one size of Field Wiring Board and it may be connected to one (1) or up to four (4) Transmitter Boards for a total of up to 32 Channels. -
Page 11: Transmitters And Signal Input Cards
Figure 9: Field Wiring Board Transmitters and Signal Input Cards: Due to the many models available current data sheets and detailed manuals for STI CMCP500 and CMCP700 Series Transmitters and Signal Input Cards are available by downloading from STI’s web site at www.stiweb.com. -
Page 12: Color Touchscreen Hmi Computer
Color Touchscreen HMI Computer: Current Data Sheets and Detailed Manuals for the standard G7 Color Touchscreen HMI Computer are available by downloading from STI’s web site at www.stiweb.com Dimensions: Figure 10 Front Panel Dimensions Figure 11 Back Panel Dimensions STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. -
Page 13: Sensor Wiring
Sensor Wiring: Figure 12 Typical Accelerometer Wiring Figure 13 Typical Proximity System Wiring STI Vibration Monitoring, Inc. Page 13...
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