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- Page 1 «NPK Morsvyazavtomatica» LLC REMOTE ALARM UNITS AU-106, AU-206 Operating manual 26E, Kibalchicha Str., St Petersburg Tel.: 8 (800) 100-67-19 info@unicont.com Russia, 192174 Fax: +7 (812) 362-76-36 www.unicont.com...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Operating manual Table of content INTRODUCTION ......................... 3 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION OF THE PRODUCT ..........4 Description ..........................4 Main technical specifications ....................4 Operation and structure of the Product ................. 5 Measurement tools, instruments and appliances ..............10 Marking and sealing ......................10 Packaging .......................... -
Page 4: Introduction
This operating manual (hereinafter referred to as OM) is intended to describe the structure, operating principles, technical specifications and service of remote signaling units AU-106 and AU-206 type (hereinafter – the Product). In addition to the instructions given in this document, the safety regulations and rules applicable in the field shall be observed. -
Page 5: Description And Operation Of The Product
(malfunction) alarm is actuated by forming a voltage level on the alarm circuit contacts (valid only for AU-106); e. in case of failure (malfunction) alarm is actuated by dry contacts closing (open- ing);... -
Page 6: Operation And Structure Of The Product
The Product is produced in metal casing. Once the alarm signal is received from the connected equipment, the Product starts supplying short sound signals; mute button LED of AU-106 and alarm LED of AU-206 glow intermittently. Once the mute button is pressed, sound alarm is deactivated. Light alarm contin- ues operation until the cause of the alarm is removed. - Page 7 Cable gland (input) nect controlled devices to the Product MG-12 1.3.3 AU-106 connection The Product AU-106 has two inputs to connect outputs of different type alarms. «Relay» input is used to connect alarm based on dry contacts opening / closing.
- Page 8 , jumper JP3 – failure signal type. ,б) Figure 4 Figure 3 – Layout of connectors to set up operation modes of AU -106 Table 3 – Setting up operation modes of AU-106 № pin № pin Description 1 and 2...
- Page 9 Operating manual а) Figure 4 – Types of connection AU-106 1.3.4 Settings of AU-206 AU-206 is delivered from the manufacturer's plant with default settings according to which signaling units are activated if closing contacts signal is supplied to the Product inputs.
- Page 10 Remote Alarm units AU-106, AU-206 D№1…D№5 – external signal sources; С – ports to receive signals from external sources Figure 5 – AU-206 connection diagram Figure 6 – Layout of connector «Х4» on AU-206 card...
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Page 11: Measurement Tools, Instruments And Appliances
Operating manual The Product is equipped with «Test» button which ensures operability test of LEDs and sound alarm. Once «Test» is pressed and held, all LEDs are activated and sound alarm switches on. To transfer to normal operation mode, release «Test» button. EASUREMENT TOOLS INSTRUMENTS AND APPLIANCES Amount of consumables required for TS is represented in Table 4. -
Page 12: Intended Use Of The Product
Remote Alarm units AU-106, AU-206 INTENDED USE OF THE PRODUCT PERATIONAL CONSTRAINTS The Product’s installation is provided in compliance with its outline and connec- tion dimensions. Caution! Distance between the installation site and magnetic compass shall not be less than 1 m! Select the installation site in compliance with operational constraints (operating temperature and protection degree –... -
Page 13: Usage Of The Product
Operating manual – connect de-energized power cable to input terminals; – transfer circuit breakers of main power switchboard to «ON» position; – transfer a piano type switch on the Product’s casing to “ON” position (this step is valid only for AU-206). Switching the Product off is carried out in the reverse order: –... -
Page 14: Technical Service
Remote Alarm units AU-106, AU-206 TECHNICAL SERVICE ENERAL DESCRIPTION The TS shall be provided by the staff acquainted with its composition, structure and operation features. In order to provide safe and reliable operation for the Product, the staff shall main- tain a schedule of the technical service: –... - Page 15 Operating manual Table 6 – Checklist № 1. Visual check of the Product Man-hours per To be done Routine 1 Product 1 check completeness and appearance of the Product; me- chanical damage, paint defects must be absent; marking plates shall be present; legends are to be read easily 2 clean up the Product surfaces with clean cloth;...
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Page 16: Preservation
Remote Alarm units AU-106, AU-206 Table 8 – Check list № 3. Insulation resistance check of power circuits Man-hours per To be done Routine 1 Product Insulation resistance Using ohmmeter check insulation resistance between 1 person check of power cir- conductors and the Product’s casing. -
Page 17: Current Repair Of The Product
CURRENT REPAIR OF THE PRODUCT ENERAL DESCRIPTION AU-206 operability is controlled by the LEDs on the casing. AU-106 operability is controlled by the method described in Table 7. To provide diagnostics of the problems and defects, use information in Table 10. -
Page 18: Storage
Remote Alarm units AU-106, AU-206 STORAGE The units must be stored in packaging inside areas complying with the required storage conditions (+ 5 °С …+ 40 °С) with the concentration of dust, oil, moisture and aggressive impurities in the air within the required limits for the working areas of production facilities. -
Page 19: Transportation
Operating manual TRANSPORTATION The Product must be transported in the Manufacturer's transportation package in closed means of transport. Types of shipment: – motor vehicle and railroad transportation in closed means of transport (covered cars, multipurpose containers); – air transportation (in sealed and heated compartments); –... -
Page 20: Disposal
Remote Alarm units AU-106, AU-206 DISPOSAL New equipment, the parts of the Product damaged during operation, and any over- age equipment must not be disposed as standard household wastes, since they con-tain the materials suitable for re-use. Decommissioned and non-used components of the Product must be delivered to a special waste disposal center licensed by local authorities. -
Page 21: Annex A (Mandatory) Outline And Installation Dimensions
Operating manual ANNEX A (MANDATORY) OUTLINE AND INSTALLATION DIMENSIONS Figure A.1 – Outline and installation dimensions of AU-106 Figure A.2 – Outline and installation dimensions of AU-206...
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