Operational Mode Of Time-Dependent Lubrication Duration; Operational Mode Of Pulse-Dependent Lubrication Duration - BEKA -MAX PICO-troniX1 Original Operating And Assembly Manual

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9.2.5 Operational mode of time-dependent lubrication duration

At the operational mode of time-dependent lubrication duration, the lubrication duration can be set in minutes or seconds,
depending on the selected setting range. The setting range can be changed using the diagnosis software BEKA-DiSys
(with the current version available at www.beka-lube.de ).
Fig. 44:
Time-dependent
lubrication duration
Cycle duration
Setting ranges of the time-dependent lubrication duration:
· 1 to 16 min (16 notches à 1 min)
· 2 to 32 min (16 notches à 2 min)
· 2 to 32 s (16 notches à 2 s)
The time-dependent lubrication duration can be set (within a setting range) using the left grid switch in the inspection
window of the protective housing (see fig. 40).

9.2.6 Operational mode of pulse-dependent lubrication duration

Fig. 45:
At the operational mode of pulse-dependent lubrication duration, the lubrication
duration is determined by the number of incoming pulses of a sensor (e.g. proximity
switch at a progressive distributor, see fig. 45). If the integrated control unit receives
no pulse signal within the adjustable pulse monitoring time of lubrication duration
(standard setting 12 min), it displays an error (see chapter 13.2 „Signal indicators of
the integrated control unit PICO-tronic").
When the cause of error has been eliminated, the error has to be reset by pushing the
push-button for intermediate lubrication (see fig. 40).
The sensor can be connected to the integrated control unit at the left Hirschmann
plug-type connection on the protective housing (GO610WF, see fig. 40).
The setting range and the pulse monitoring time of lubrication duration can be changed using the diagnosis software
BEKA-DiSys (with the current version available at www.beka-lube.de ).
Fig. 46:
Pulse signals
Cycle duration
Pulse-dependent
lubrication duration
Setting ranges of the pulse-dependent lubrication duration:
· 1 to 16 pulses (16 notches à 1 pulse)
· 17 to 32 pulses (16 notches à 1 pulse)
· 33 to 48 pulses (16 notches à 1 pulse)
The pulse-dependent lubrication duration can be set (within a setting range) using the left grid switch in the inspection
window of the protective housing (see fig. 40).
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