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- Page 1 CMCP7504M Machine Monitoring System User Manual Copyright 2024 by STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. All Rights Reserved Rev. 1.0 (June 2024)
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Page 10 Parameter Definitions Page 13 Modbus Outputs Page 14 DataView – Overall Value Recording Page 16 SignalSaver – Raw Signal Recording Page 16 Technical Specifications Page 18 Dimensional Drawing Page 19 Revision History Page 20 STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... -
Page 3: System Overview And Features
Acceleration. Factory default 4-20mA range is 0-25. AUX Temperature A single temperature input is provided on the CMCP7504M and does not require the use of an input module. The Auxiliary Temperature channel accepts a signal from a dual output accelerometer (10mV/°C) or a PT100 RTD to be connected to the system and the value displayed on the screen. -
Page 4: Function And Parts Description
MMS Manager. The MMS Manager can be installed on a Windows operating system (2000 or newer) and connects to the CMCP7504M using a generic USB cable which is supplied with the system. -
Page 5: Display Overview
For each channel, the sensor’s raw signal is available as a buffered output at the front panel BNC connector. The BNC connectors may be used to connect a portable data collector for further signal diagnostics. Main Display Overview Sub-Menu Overview STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... -
Page 6: Installation And Power
Installation The CMCP7504M is din rail mountable and should be mounted in a location where it is not exposed to unnecessary radiant heat or strong magnetic fields. Various enclosures are available through STI for the CMCP7504M which include windowed or solid door enclosures constructed of fiberglass, painted steel or stainless steel for outdoor applications. - Page 7 Accelerometer Inputs The CMCP7504M accepts up to 4 inputs from accelerometers. The wiring diagram below applies to all four inputs. AUX Temperature Input When used, the Auxiliary (AUX) Temperature will allow for a single temperature channel to be shown on the display.
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Page 8: Auxiliary Speed Inputs
When Speed Sync is enabled, a blue indicator will be displayed on the front panel to indicate that channel is tied to Speed Sync and the RPM will be displayed in the upper right corner. STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... -
Page 9: Relay Outputs
Machine Speed Relay Outputs The CMCP7504M has seven relay driver outputs that can be used to indicate system status, warning by alert and alarm by danger. Relay outputs can be configured by using the threshold options in the configuration program. -
Page 10: Configuration Software Overview, Installation And Usage
Driver Software. This will launch the update driver software wizard. Select the Silicone Labs CP2101 driver from the USB thumb drive provided with the system and complete the installation. • Once the installation is complete, restart your computer. STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... - Page 11 Port: If connected properly, the available port will display automatically. Baud Rate: 115200 (Default) Data Bits: 8 (Default) Stop bits: 1 (Default) Parity: None (Default) Flow Control: None (Default) 3. Click Connect to Connect to the CMCP7504M. Connect Button Disconnect Button STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M...
- Page 12 7. To configure the Modbus TCP IP address, enter the units IP address under the Net Config section. If necessary, a MAC address may be entered. Use the “Load” button to recall the settings from the CMCP7504 to the program. STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M...
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Page 13: Parameter Definitions
Alarm Delay Time: Time Delay in Seconds for Danger (HiHi) Alarm Alert Delay Time: Time Time Delay in Seconds for Aler (Hi) Alarm Sensor Sensitivity: Sensor Sensitivity in Volts (Use 0.1 for 100mV/g or 0.5 for 500mV/g) STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... -
Page 14: Modbus Outputs
To program the Modbus TCP output, enter the systems IP address in the Net Config section and click Set to send the configuration file to the CMCP7504, or click Load to load to view the current configuration data. If required, a MAC address can be entered. Any random MAC address may be used. STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... - Page 15 Analog 4, Overall Value Floating Point, LSRF Viewing System Confirmation Setup To view the systems communication and firmware configuration, press and hold the left button on the keypad. Once depressed the display will show the system settings. STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M...
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Page 16: Dataview - Overall Value Recording
DataView – Overall Value Saver STI’s DataView Overall Value Saver continuously stores the overall value for each channel every minute, allowing users to export the data and review or trend the machine’s history. The overall values are stored on the removable Micro SD card in .txt format. The data for each channel is then displayed in the proper engineering units and in order by channel number. - Page 17 The image below shows the .wav file in waveform and FFT format when viewed using a Microlog GX. Refer to your device’s manual for instructions on uploading .wav files. STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M...
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Page 18: Technical Specifications
Mechanical (See Next Page for Detail) Weight: 1.2 lb Material: Aluminum Color: Black Dimensions: 91.25” x 4.2” x 2.4” (231 x 106 x 61mm) Mounting Options: DIN Rail Mount Software Compatibility: Windows 10, Windows 11 or Newer STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... -
Page 19: Dimensional Drawing
Dimensions STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M... -
Page 20: Revision History
Revision History Date Rev. Release Notes June 5, 2024 Initial Release STI Vibration Monitoring Inc. CMCP7504M...
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