Summary of Contents for EasyLine RM-208 CB.13.01
- Page 1 Operating and Installation Instructions Filter control system RM-208 CB.13.01 EasyLine Supply voltage 110 V AC...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation Table of Contents 1 Safety instructions ............................. 3 2 Equipment specification ..........................3 3 Assembly ..............................4 4 “Step by step” installation........................... 5 5 “Step by step” settings ..........................7 5.1 Function when shipped ........................7 5.2 Setting parameters .......................... -
Page 3: Safety Instructions
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 1 Safety instructions The filter control system RM-208 CB when connected to the mains poses an electrical hazard. Device failure, serious or even fatal injuries may occur as a result of improper installation of the connected equipment. -
Page 4: Assembly
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 3 Assembly Wall-mounting of the filter controls is not permitted! The device may only be mounted to machine parts. RDN 10000795 20.03.2019... -
Page 5: "Step By Step" Installation
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 4 “Step by step” installation Supply voltage connection Solenoid valve connection Connection of expansion modules RM-LV8 / RM-LV16 RDN 10000795 20.03.2019... - Page 6 RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation Other connections A device (switch, power circuit breaker) must be located in the proximity of the filter controller RM-208 CB, which enables the disconnection of all poles of the device from the mains voltage / supply voltage.
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Page 7: "Step By Step" Settings
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 5 “Step by step” settings 5.1 Function when shipped The down time cleaning input 10, 11 is bridged at the factory. Once the supply voltage is at RM-208 CB, the solenoid valves are controlled consecutively in sequence. The filter control system automatically detects how many valves are connected. - Page 8 RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation RDN 10000795 20.03.2019...
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Page 9: Parameter List
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 5.3 Parameter list Text on the display Explanation Factory settings Setting range P01 Pulse time Pulse time 60 ms 15 ... 2500 ms Interval Pause time 10 s 1 ... 500 s P03 DT interval Down time interval time 1 ...100 s... -
Page 10: Operating Modes
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 6 Operating modes 6.1 Test mode In test mode, the most important functions in the control sequence are checked and shown on the text display. To start test mode, call up parameter no. P08 “Test mode” (see section 5.2 for more information) -
Page 11: Troubleshooting
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 7 Troubleshooting Error Possible causes Recommended action The “ON” LED is not lit and input No mains voltage Check power feed 10, 11 is bridged. Device fuse is defective Replace fuse EMERGENCY STOP Check EMERGENCY STOP... -
Page 12: Cleaning The Controller
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation Pull the fuse from the holder. Insert the new fuse into the holder. Use only the UL listed fuses that are mentioned in chapter 11 “Technical specifications“ on page (Shut-off after one hour at 135% of the nominal current.) ... -
Page 13: Text Messages On The Display
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 8 Text messages on the display Display Explanation Reset status and text version Reset RM204VXX The text message is displayed for approx. 1 second after the voltage is switched on. Controller is not enabled through inputs 10 and 11. -
Page 14: Details On The Equipment Function
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 9 Details on the equipment function Cleaning Cleaning starts at the first valve. If the cleaning is interrupted via the start/stop input 12, 13, the control sequence is continued at the next cleaning procedure. The cleaning then starts at the valve following the last valve activated. -
Page 15: Glossary
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 10 Glossary Term Explanation Cleaning Cleaning the filter elements using compressed air pulses. Compressed air pulse Cleaning of the filter elements using compressed air pulses. cleaning Differential pressure Difference between the air pressures ∆p on the pure gas side (behind the filter element) and the crude gas side (in front of the filter element) of the filter. -
Page 16: Technical Specifications
RM-208 CB.13.01 Easy Line Documentation 11 Technical specifications Application Data Supply voltages 110 V AC 50-60 Hz Power consumption: max. 53 VA Back-up fuse: max. 4 A Signal inputs 24 V DC, operate ensuring isolation Signal output Relay outputs, max. 2 A, 250 V...