Wilcoxon MachineryMate 800-IS Operating Manual

Wilcoxon MachineryMate 800-IS Operating Manual

Iecex/atex intrinsically safe handheld vibration meter

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MachineryMate
800-IS operating guide
IECEx/ATEX Intrinsically Safe Handheld vibration meter
Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
Tel: +1 (301) 330-8811
8435 Progress Drive, Frederick, MD 21701, USA
Tel: +1 800 WILCOXON
Fax: +1 (301) 330-8873
Amphenol (Maryland), Inc d/b/a Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
www.wilcoxon.com
91387 Rev A 07/21

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  • Page 1 IECEx/ATEX Intrinsically Safe Handheld vibration meter Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies Tel: +1 (301) 330-8811 8435 Progress Drive, Frederick, MD 21701, USA Tel: +1 800 WILCOXON Fax: +1 (301) 330-8873 Amphenol (Maryland), Inc d/b/a Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies www.wilcoxon.com 91387 Rev A 07/21...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Special Requirement for Protective Boot 1.2 Control Buttons 1.3 Batteries 1.4 Service 2.0 Operation 2.1 Fitting the sensor 2.2 Taking a reading 2.3 Configuration menu 3.0 Asset management 4.0 DataMate trending software 5.0 Technical assistance 5.1 Intrinsic Safety Circuit Terminal Parameters 5.2 Technical assistance 5.2 Customer service 91387 Rev A 07/21...
  • Page 3: Introduction

    The MAC800-IS contains no user serviceable parts. In the unlikely case of malfunction, please return the complete unit to Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies for repair. N.B. removal of any of the case screws (other than those securing the battery compartment cover) will invalidate the unit’s intrinsic safety certification.
  • Page 4: Taking A Reading

    2.2 Taking a reading Taking a reading displays overall vibration numbers for a view of the machine’s condition. Press the POWER button to turn the unit on. Place the sensor on a rigid part of the machine as close as possible to the desired measurement point (bearing block) using the magnet mount.
  • Page 5 One (1) g of high frequency vibration (100 BDU) corresponds to a high level of bearing noise and can be considered indicative of a damaged bearing. Think of bearing noise as being roughly equivalent to percentage of bearing wear. Default alarm settings (can be changed in Manual Setup menu) •...
  • Page 6: Configuration Menu

    2.2.3 Frequency spectrum Press the down arrow button to display vibration levels as a frequency spectrum from 0 to 1 kHz. The heights of the peaks indicate RMS vibration level (mm/s or inch/s) at each frequency point in the spectrum. The readings to the right of show the frequency (Hz or RPM) and the RMS vibration level (inch/s or mm/s) at the position of the cursor (red dotted line).
  • Page 7 Unless a machine is bolted to a concrete floor, its mounting should be considered flexible. Most motors and pumps are mounted on some kind of frame or structure and should be considered flexibly mounted. 2.3.2 Manual setup ISO alarm setting Sets the alarm levels at which the ISO readings change color to be altered.
  • Page 8: Asset Management

    Factory Reset A factory reset modifies any changed settings back to the default settings the meter shipped with in either Metric or Imperial units. Graph mode Displays the frequency spectrum as either a line graph or a bar graph. Color scheme The display can be configured as standard (full color), White on black, or Black on white.
  • Page 9: Datamate Trending Software

    Uo = 21.42V Io = 0.075A Po = 0.402W 5.2 Technical assistance For technical assistance, please contact Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies at 301-330-8811 or email info@wilcoxon.com. 5.3 Customer service For customer service, please call 301-330-8811 or email info@wilcoxon.com. 91387 Rev A 07/21...

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