LC 502 controller EN Operating instructions for DuoFlex ... · (ProFlex, MonoFlex, or DuoFlex) and...
Transcript of LC 502 controller EN Operating instructions for DuoFlex ... · (ProFlex, MonoFlex, or DuoFlex) and...
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ENLC 502 controller for DuoFlex centralized lubrication systems
Operating instructions
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Table of contents
1. Display and control elements of control screen 4
1.1 LC502 control screen 4
2. Display, operating, and service menus 6
2.1 Main menu 6
2.1.1 Main menu 7
2.2 Info - Information mode 8
2.3 Conig.-Conigurationmode 103. Menu structure 12
3.1 Menu structure of Info 12
3.2 MenustructureofConigurations - View 13
3.3 MenustructureofConigurations - Edit 14
3.4 Menu structure of Status 15
4. LC502- factory setting of a DuoFlex centralized lubrication system 16
4.1 Generalconigurationofasingle-line DuoFlex centralized lubrication system withtwoanalogpressuresensors 16 4.1.1 Systemdesign 17 4.1.2 Example,programmingofadual-line centralized lubrication systemwith one
mainlineandanalogpressuresensors 20 4.2 GeneralconigurationofaDuoFlex central lubrication system with
onemainlinewithdifferentialpressure switchDDS50/1,version400VAC 21 4.2.1 Systemdesign 22 4.2.2 Exampleofprogrammingasingle-line dual-line centralized lubrication system
withdifferentialpressureswitch DDS50/1,halfcyclemode 25 4.3 Generalsysteminputsofadual-line centralized lubrication system 26
4.4 Factory-setassignmentofthesystem inputs 30 4.5 Generalsystemoutputsofadual-line centralized lubrication system 31
4.6 Factory-setassignmentofthesystem outputs 33 4.7 Settingsonlubricationline1 34 4.7.1 Activationofthedwelltime 34
Table of contents
5. Adjustment options available to the customer 35
5.1. Assignmentinput1/input2 35 5.1.1 Settingofthedifferentialpressure switch,analogordigital,andits polarity 35 5.1.2 Inputofthechangeovervalueofthe analogdifferentialpressureswitch 35 5.2. Settingsofinput3 38 5.2.1 Polarity delay extension 38
5.3. Input4settings 39 5.3.1 Typeofilllevelmonitoring 39 5.3.2 Filllevelmonitoringpolarity 39 5.4 Settingtheoutputs 41 5.4.1 Valvecontrolpolarity 41 5.4.2 Erroroutputpolarity 41 5.5 Settingthepause,runanddwelltimes43 5.6 Specifyingthesystemmodehalfcycle/ full cycle 46
5.7 Activation/deactivationofthedelay extension 48
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6. Status display 50
6.1 Status-Displayofcurrentdevicestatus50 6.2 Lub - Runtimes of the lubrication process 51 6.3 Extractingtheactivatedinputs 51 6.4 Displayactiveerrors 56 6.5 IO State - Read electrical states of inputsandoutputs 57 6.6 IO Conn. - read connection states of inputsandoutputs 58 6.7 Readambienttemperatureonthe controlunit 597. Basic settings 60
7.1 Basic initialization of control unit 60
7.2 Control unit reset function 61
7.3 Resettingtheuserpasswordforthe controlunitforconigurationchanges 62
8. Electrical connections/wiring 63
8.1 Control cubicle 63
8.2 TerminalstripX1powersupply 64 8.2.1 Powersupply24VDC 64 8.2.2 Powersupply230VAC 64 8.2.3 Powersupply400VAC 64 8.3 TerminalstripX2assignmentofthe inputswithanalogpressuresensor 65 8.3.1 TerminaldiagramX2assignmentofthe inputswithanalogpressuresensor 66 8.3.2 TerminalstripX2assignmentofthe inputswithDDS50/1 67 8.3.3 TerminaldiagramX2assignmentofthe inputswithDDS50/1 68 8.4 TerminalstripX3,outputs 69 8.4.1 Outputs24VDC 69 8.4.2 Outputs230/400VAC 69
9. Operational and pump faults 70
9.1 Operationalmalfunctions 70 9.1.1 Generalinformation 70 9.1.2 Systemerrors 70 9.2 Displayfaults 70 9.3 Deletefaultnotiication 70 9.4 Faulttypes 71 9.5 Errornotiication 7210. LC502 menu displays 74
11. Technical data of the LC502 control unit 80
11.1 BasicsettingoftheLC502 80
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Display and control elements of control screen
Drawing Description Function
Display Menu display Displays values and parameters Error notification
Error LED Displays fault notification Red LED flashes = error detected Red LED lights up = fault on a signal input, no error detected on pump control unit (error is outside pump)
PAUSE LED Indicates pause time Yellow LED lights up = active pump pause time on at least one main line
CONTACT LED Indicates contact time (pump operation) Green LED lights up = active pump runtime
1 = Output 12 = Output 2
Indicates pump output 1 to 2 LED on output 1 or 2 lights up = pump output 1 or 2 is switched on. Lubricant is delivered via the indicated line (1 or 2)
3 = Inputs Indicates all signal inputs LED lights up = signal change on input port The LED lights up for approx. 1 second each time the signal on the input port changes.
ENTER key Confirm selection Confirm entry and values
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1. Display and control elements of control screen
1.1 LC502 control screen
The display and control unit is protected from water splashes and mechanical damage by a transparent plastic cover. The cover must be removed to program the unit and then remounted afterwards.
LC502 control screen
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1.Displayandcontrolelementsofcontrolscreen
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Display and control elements of control screen
Symbol Description Function
Operator keys Operator keys Go to menu selection (navigation) Edit numerical values
Operator keys Operator keys for menu selection (navigation)(arrow key up/down/left) Go to the selected menu based on direction of arrow
Operator keys for editing numerical values(arrow key up/down) The numerical value is incremented/decremented based on direction of arrow
Operator key for editing numerical values(arrow key right) Press the key to edit the selected value
DK key Pressing during pause time triggers an interim lubrication
Error notifications are acknowledged and deleted
1.Displayandcontrolelementsofcontrolscreen
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Device display - Base menu
2.1 Main menu
Thecontrolunit'sdisplayhasthreerowsofeightcharacterseach.Onlythreeoptionsareshowninmenuwindowscontainingmorethanthreeavailablechoices.Pressthekeystoviewfurtheroptions.Configuringasettingonthedeviceinvolvesconsecutivelyopeningmultiplemenuwin-
dows.Thecurrentdevicesettingisthenshownonablackbackground.Notallpossibleoptionsaredisplayedinthesettings.Onlysettingsthatareavailableandpermittedfortheselecteddevicemodel(ProFlex,MonoFlex,orDuoFlex)andthecur-rentdevicesettingsareshown.Thefirstmenulevelshowslanguageselection.Thelanguagethatiscurrentlyselectedflashes.Uponconfirmation,themainmenuwillbedisplayedintheselectedlanguage.
2. Display, operating, and service menus
2. Display, operating, and service menus
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2.1.1 Main menu
Device display - Main menu
Themainmenushowsthefollowingoptions: Device-specificinformation Deviceconfiguration
Status information
Note!
TheServicemenuselectionispassword-protectedandcanonlybeaccessedbySKFemployees.
2. Display, operating, and service menus
Base and main menu
Step Key Display Description
1 Entry mask/language selectionThe active language flashes by default.
Press <arrow key up/down> to select a different language.
2 Main menu
Service
English
German
Info
Conig
Status
Main menu items
Display Description
Info Displaydevice-speciicdatasuchasserialnumberorirmwareConfig.uration ParametersettingsStatus DisplaycurrentstatusofcontrolunitService ServicemenuMenulevelonlyenabledforSKFservicepersonnel
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2.2 Info - Information mode
Information mode is used to query the hard-
ware identification code and the run times
storedthusfarforthesystem,motor,anderrtime(systemruntime,motorruntime,errortime).
Note!
Novaluescanbeenteredormodiiedininformation mode.
Selection in information mode is per-formed by briely pressing one of the
keys.
Display
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Information mode
Step Key Display Description
1 Entry mask/language selectionThe active language flashes.Press <arrow key up/down> to select a different language Press the ENTER key to move to the main menu.
2 Main menuPress the ENTER key to go to the Info menu.
3 Info menu
You can switch between menu items using <arrow key up> and <arrow key down>.
Press the ENTER key to jump to the respectively selected sub-menu.
Press the ENTER key.
4 Serial number Each control unit has an assigned serial number that can be viewed by pressing the ENTER key.Firmware This is the current version number of the software and can be viewed by pressing the ENTER key.Sys time This displays the total running time (on-time) of the control unit in hours, minutes, and seconds. Mot time This displays the total runtime of the pump motor in hours, minutes, and seconds. Err timeThis displays the total time of the current error (if present). If there is currently no error state, the display shows the sum time of all errors detected thus far.
Press the <arrow key left> to return to the main menu Press <arrow key left>.
Mot time
Error time
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Info
Conig
Status
Serial No.
Firmware
Sys time
Sys time
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Mot time
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Error time
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2.3 Conig.-ConigurationmodeConfigurationmodeisstartedbyselecting<Config.>inthemainmenuandpressingtheENTERkey.Firstyouneedtospecifywhetheryouwanttoedittheconfigurationdataorviewitonly.Ifyouwanttoedittheconfigurationdata,apasswordisrequested.
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Afterenteringthecorrectpassword,allcurrentlyrunninglubricationproce-
duresarestoppedandtheconigurationmode starts.
Iftheconfigurationdatawillbeviewedandnotmodified,the<Config.menu>willappearuponconfirmationbypressingtheENTERkey. Nochangescanbemadeinthismode.
Selection in coniguration mode is performed by briely pressing one of the
keys.
Configuration menu, table 1 of 2
Step Key Display Description
1 Entry mask/language selection
The active language flashes.Press <arrow key up/down> to select a different language Press the ENTER key to move to the main
menu.
2 Main menu
Select “Config.” using the arrow key. Press the ENTER key to go to the Config.
menu.
3 Config. menu
DisplayPress the ENTER key to go to the Configuration menus. Here you can call up the configurations for:
System Settings Inputs Outputs
for viewing. The current configuration is indicated by flashing.Data cannot be entered or changed in display mode.
English
German
Info
Conig
Status
Display
Edit
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Configuration menu, table 2 of 2
Step Key Display Description
4 Edit Press the ENTER key to go to the password prompt menu. Press the ENTER key.
5 Password menu
The following password prompt prevents modifications by unauthorized persons. Press <arrow key up> to increment the number by 1, up to 9. Press <arrow key down> to decrement the number by 1, down to 0. Press <arrow key right> to move to the next password number (max. 7). Press the ENTER key. Pressing the ENTER key gives access to the following configuration menus
or: Press “arrow key left” to cancel entry and return to the main menu.
6 Configuration sub-menu selection
Press the ENTER key to go to the Config. menu.
Password
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New Pwd
Outputs
Default
Reset
System
Settings
Inputs
DisplayEdit
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InfoConfig.Status
Service
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SerialFirmwareSys time
Mot timeErr time
Sys timeØØØØØhØØm ØØ s
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Mot timeØØØØØhØØm ØØ s
Err timeØØØØØhØØm ØØ s
English
Deutsch
3. Menu structure
3.1 Menu structure of Info
3. Menu structure
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3.2 MenustructureofConigurations-View
3. Menu structure
InfoConfig.Status
Service
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ViewEdit
SystemSettingsInputs
Outputs
Pro FlexMono FlexDuo Flex
Line 1
Input 1Input 2Input 3
DisabledPCCountLevel SW
p-switchExtern DKExtDelay
Input 4
ExtStop
FunctionPolarity 2)
MechanicAnalogueDigital
FunctionType 1)Polarity 2)
TimeValvesp-Switch
PauseRuntimeDwell time
PauseØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Valve 1Valve 2
Runtime ØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Dwell time ØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Output 1Output 2
NoneInput 3 (4)
p-Diff.Cyc. TypeDelayer
Output 1 Output 2 ErrorOut
Valve
N OpenN Closed
N OpenN Closed
N OpenN Closed
English
Deutsch
Input 1
p-switch 1p-switch 2Dwell
Input 2
DisabledEnabled
Halfcycles.Fullcycles
p-switch
AnalogueDigital
N OpenN Closed
FunctionType 1)Polarity 2)
p-Diff.
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p-Aktive
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1) The <Type> display menu is only shown (enabled) when the fill level indicator <Level SW> is activated.
2) The <Polarity> display menu is only shown (enabled) when monitoring devices’ inputs are enabled for delay extension <ExtDelay> or stop input <ExtStop> or when valve outputs <Valve> are enabled.
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3.3 MenustructureofConigurations-Edit
Passwort ØØØØØØØØ
CancelSave
InfoConfig.Status
Service
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ViewEdit
SystemSettings.Inputs
OutputsDefaultReset
Pro FlexMono FlexDuo Flex
Line 1
Input 1Input 2Input 3
DisabledMCCountLewel SW
p-switchExtern DKExtDelay
Input 4
ExtStop
FunctionPolarity2)
MechanicAnalogueDigital
New PWD
FunkctionType 1)Polarity 2)
CancelSave
ResetØØØØØØØØ
TimeValvep-switcht
PauseRuntimeDwell time
PauseØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Valve 1Valve 2
Runtime ØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Dwell time ØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Output 1Output 2
NoneInput 3 (4)
p-Diff.Cyc. typeDelayer
Output 1Output 2ErrorOut
Ventil
N OpenN Closed
N OpenN Closed
N OpenN Closed
English
Deutsch
Input 1
p-Swit 1p-Swit 2Dwell time
Input 2
DisabledEnabled
Half Cycle.Full Cycle
p-switch
AnalogueDigital
N OpenN Closed
FunkconType 1)Polarity 2)p-Active
p-aktivØØØØØ
p-Diff.
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1) The <Type> display menu is only shown (enabled) when the fill level indicator <Level SW> is activated.
2) The <Polarity> display menu is only shown (enabled) when
monitoring devices’ inputs are enabled for delay extension <ExtDelay> or stop input <ExtStop> or
when valve outputs <Valve> are enabled.
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3.4 Menu structure of Status
3) For a list of possible fault signals <Errors>, see Chapter 5, Operational and pump faults.
3. Menu structure
LubErrorsIO state
IO conn.Temp.
Line 1
Standard programming Input 3
Standard programming Input 4
LubtimeInputs
Runntime/ Pause ØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Input 1Input 2Input 3
Input 4
Output 1 (2)None3)
1 2 3 4 M 1 20 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 2 3 4 M 1 2
Temp.ØØ °C
InfoConfig.Status
Service
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Digitalp-switchRC Ø
Menu pressure switch
MC CyclesEX ØRC Ø
Menu machine contact
Level SWEX ØRC Ø
Menu level switch
External DK
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Menu external pressure contact
ExtDelay
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Menu pause ExtDelay
ExtStop
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Menu ExtStop
Input 1Output 1Output 2
English
Deutsch
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4.1 Generalconigurationofasingle-lineDuoFlexcentralizedlubricationsystemwithtwoanalogpressuresensors4. LC502- factory setting of a DuoFlex centralized lubrication system
Thefollowingdescriptionappliestoa230VACtwo-line centralized lubrication system for in-
dustrial use with one lubrication line. The
LC502 control unit (1)isinstalledinaDuoFlexcontrolcabinet,withloadunitandpowersup-
plyforthepumpmotorandtheconnectedvalvesandsensors.Onegreasesupplyline(2)andonegreasere-
turn line (3)areflangedtothepumphousingofthedualline-pump.TheseareflangedwiththeirrespectiveendstoamodelSSY203elec-tricalchangeovervalve(4).Two main feed lines (5)(6)proceedfromtheSSY203electricalchangeovervalvetothedu-
al-linedistributorsindownstreamalignment(7).Aheadofeachofthelastdual-linedistrib-
utorsofmainfeedline1andmainfeedline2,ananalogpressuresensor(8)(9)hasbeenfit-tedthattransmitsasignalcorrespondingtotheexistingpressuretothecontrolunit(thecontrolunitcomparesthetwosignals). The fill level monitoring is carried out by a fill
level switch located in the pump reservoir. This switches the pump off when the minimum fill level has been reached.
The system version is suitable for greases up to NLGI Grade 3.
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Example of a single-line DuoFlex dual-line centralized lubrication system
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4.1.1 System design Seepages16,18and19.Afterthepausetime,thepumpdeliverslubri-cantthroughthegreasesupplyline(2)totheSSY203electricalchangeovervalve(4).Dependingonthepositionofthechangeovervalve(4),thelubricantisthenconveyedon-
wardthroughmainfeedline1(5)ormainfeedline 2 (6)tothedual-linedistributors(7).Withcontinuousdelivery,thepressureintheactuated main feed line increases until the re-
sistancesinthesystemhavebeenovercome.Afterwards,thecontrolandmeteringpistonsof the dual-line distributors are actuated.
Lubricantisdispensedthroughthebranchlines (10)tothelubricationpointsorprogres-sivefeedersindownstreamalignment(11).Onceallofthedistributorshavedispensedtheir quantities of lubricant (control and me-
teringpistonsareintheirendpositions),thefirsthalfoftheconnectedlubricationpointsinsection"A"hasbeensuppliedwithlubricant.Becausethepumpcontinuestodeliverlubri-cant,afurtherpressureincreaseensues.
Onceapre-defineddifferentialpressurehasbeenreachedbetweenthepressurizedanddepressurizedmainfeedlines(analogpressuresensors (8)/(9)),aswitchingsignalensuesviatheLC502.Thechangeovervalve(4)switchesover,whichmeansthatthepreviouslypressur-izedmainfeedlineisdepressurizedwhilepressureisbeingbuiltupinthepreviouslyde-
pressurizedmainfeedline.Thecontrolandmeteringpistonsareactuatedonceagain,lu-
bricantisdispensedonceagainatthistimetothelubricationpointsortotheprogressivefeedersindownstreamalignment(11)ontheoppositesideofthefeeders,section"B".Oncethisprocesshasbeenrunthrough,onefullcycle(2xhalf-cycles)iscompleted.Thepumpfilllevelismonitoredbyafilllevelswitch.
Errornotificationscanbeshownviaanexter-nalindicatorlamp(connectedtoerroroutput,inadditiontothedisplay).
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Legend
1 Unit with LC502
2 Grease supply line
3 Grease return line
4 SSY203 electrical changeover valve
5 Main feed line 1
6 Main feed line 2
7 Dual-line distributor
8 Analog pressure sensor for main feed line 2
9 Analog pressure sensor for main feed line 1
10 Secondary line
11 Progressive feeder with lubrication lines
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Example of a DuoFlex dual-line centralized lubrication system with one main line, external changeover valve and two analog pressure sensors
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Legend
1 Unit with LC502 and changeover valve
2 Main feed line 1
3 Main feed line 2
4 Dual-line distributor
5 Analog pressure sensor for main feed line 2
6 Analog pressure sensor for main feed line 1
7 Secondary line
8 Progressive feeder with lubrication lines
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4.1.2 Example, programming of a dual-line centralized lubrication system
with one main line and analog pressure sensors
Existing components and factory settings
The control unit is factory-set to DuoFlex
(dual-linecentralizedlubricationsystem).The
pumpmonitoringandpumpfilllevelmonitor-ingareperformedbyafilllevelswitch, the
pressureinbothmainfeedlinesismonitoredbyoneanalogpressuresensoroneachline.These are mounted ahead of the last dual-line
distributor.
The DuoFlex system with one main line de-
scribedinthefollowingconsistsprimarilyofthecomponents: 230VACdualline-pumpunitwith changeovervalve
LC502 control unit, factory prepro-
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Pump:
<Input4> =><Function>=><Filllevel>=>
<Type>=><Mechanics>(Filllevelswitchforminimumdisplay) <Polarity>=><NCcontact>(Default) <Type>=>>capacit.>FilllevelswitchforMinLubrication line 1:
<Input 1> => <Function>=><p-switch>=> <Type>=> <Digital>=><Polarity>=><NCcontact>(pressuresensor,mainfeedline1) or: <Type>=> <Analogue>=>↵ <Value>
<Input 2> => <Function>=><p-switch>=> <Type>=><Digital>=><Polarity>=><NCcontact>(pressuresensor,mainfeedline2) or: <Type>=><Analogue>=>↵<Value><Input 3> => <Function>=><ExtDelay>=><Polarity>=><NCcontact><Output 1> =><Valve>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(changeovervalve,mainfeedline1) <Output 2> =><Valve>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(changeovervalve,mainfeedline2) lubrication line:
dual-line distributor
oneanalogpressuresensorpermainfeedline
for FF/FB pump
for FK pump
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4.2 GeneralconigurationofaDuoFlexcentrallubricationsystemwithonemainlinewithdifferential pressure switch DDS50/1, version 400 VAC
SeeFigure,page23/24
Thefollowingdescriptionappliestoa400VACdual-line centralized lubrication system for in-
dustrial use with one lubrication line.
The LC502 control unit (1)isinstalledinaDuoFlexcontrolcabinet,withloadunitandpowersupplyforthepumpmotorandtheconnectedvalvesandsensors.Dependingonthepumpversion,thechange-
overvalvedescribedbelow(4)canbeattacheddirectlytothepump(greaselubricationpumpunitFK,modelFK2)or,inthecaseofsystemswithhighoperatingpressure,separatedfromthe(greaselubricationpumpunitFK,modelFK3).Inthecaseofthelatterversion,onegrease
supplyline(2)andonegreasereturnline(3)areflangedtothepumphousingofthedualline-pump.Thesearefastenedwiththeirre-
spectiveendstotheelectricalchangeovervalve(4)ofthemodelSSY203. Thefunctionaldescriptionofthechangeovervalveisthesamewithbothvariants.Two main feed lines (5)(6)proceedfromtheSSY203electricalchangeovervalvetothedu-
al-linedistributorsindownstreamalignment(7).AmodelDDS50/1differentialpressureswitch (8)isfittedaheadofthelastdual-linedistributor. This contains two NO contacts.
Thedifferentialpressureswitchmeasuresthedifferentialpressurebetweenmainfeedlines1and2.AsignalissentontotheLC502whenadifferentialpressureof∆p=50barisreached.Fill level monitoring is performed by an ultra-sound sensor located in the pump reservoir.
The ultrasound sensor has two switching points. When the fill level minimum is reached, switching point 1 is assigned the task of pass-ing on a signal to the controller, which then switches off the pump. When the maximum fill level is reached, switching point 2 is assigned the task of passing on a signal to the system control unit. This means that an external filling pump can be operated with both signals per system con-trol unit.
The system version is suitable for greases up to NLGI Grade 3.
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4.2.1 System design SeeFigure,page23/24.Afterthepausetime,thepumpdeliverslubri-cantthroughthegreasesupplyline(2)totheSSY203electricalchangeovervalve(4).Dependingonthepositionofthechangeovervalve(4),thelubricantisthenconveyedon-
wardthroughmainfeedline1(5)ormainfeedline 2 (6)tothedual-linedistributors(7).Withcontinuousdelivery,thepressureintheactuated main feed line increases until the re-
sistancesinthesystemhavebeenovercome.Afterwards,thecontrolandmeteringpistonsof the dual-line distributors are actuated.
Lubricantisdispensedthroughthebranchlines (10)tothelubricationpointsorprogres-sivefeedersindownstreamalignment(11).Onceallofthedistributorshavedispensedtheir quantities of lubricant (control and me-
teringpistonsareintheirendpositions),thefirsthalfoftheconnectedlubricationpointsinsection"A"hasbeensuppliedwithlubricant.Becausethepumpcontinuestodeliverlubri-cant,afurtherpressureincreaseensues.
Onceapermanentlysetdifferentialpressurelevelof50barhasbeenreachedbetweenthepressurizedanddepressurizedmainfeedlines,theDDS50/1differentialpressureswitchsendsaswitchingsignaltotheLC502.Thechange-
overvalve(4)switchesover,whichmeansthatthepreviouslypressurizedmainfeedlineisdepressurizedwhilepressureisbeingbuiltupinthepreviouslydepressurizedmainfeedline.Thecontrolandmeteringpistonsareactuatedonceagain,lubricantisdispensedonceagainatthistimetothelubricationpointsortotheprogressivefeedersindownstreamalignment(10)ontheoppositesideofthefeeders,sec-tion "B".
Oncethisprocesshasbeenrunthrough,onefullcycle(2xhalf-cycles)iscompleted.Thepumpfilllevelismonitoredbyanultra-
sound sensor.
Errornotificationscanbeshownviaanexter-nalindicatorlamp(connectedtoerroroutput,inadditiontothedisplay).
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Legend
1 Unit with LC502
2 Grease supply line
3 Grease return line
4 SSY203 electrical changeover valve
5 Main feed line 1
6 Main feed line 2
7 Dual-line distributor
8 Differential pressure switch DDS50/1 for main feed line 1 and main feed line 2
9 Secondary line
10 Progressive feeder with lubrication lines
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Example of a DuoFlex dual-line centralized lubrication system with one main line, changeover valve SSY204 and differential pressure switch DDS50/1
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Legend
1 Unit with LC502 and changeover valve
2 Main feed line 1
3 Main feed line 2
4 Dual-line distributor
5 Differential pressure switch DDS50/1 for main feed line 1 and main feed line 2
6 Secondary line
7 Progressive feeder with lubrica-tion lines
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4.2.2 Example of programming a single-line dual-line centralized lubrication system
with differential pressure switch DDS50/1, half cycle mode
Existing components and factory settings
The control unit is factory-set to DuoFlex
(dual-linecentralizedlubricationsystem).The
pumpmonitoringandpumpfilllevelmonitor-ingareperformedbyafilllevelswitch, the
pressureinbothmainfeedlinesismonitoredbythedifferentialpressureswitchDDS50/1.The DuoFlex system with one main line de-
scribedinthefollowingconsistsprimarilyofthecomponents: 230VACdualline-pumpunitwith changeovervalve
LC502controlunit,factorypreprogram- medfor: -DuoFlexsingle-linecentralizedlubrication system
Pump:
<Input4> =><Function>=><Filllevel>=>
<Type>=><Mechanics>(Filllevelswitchforminimumdisplay) <Polarity>=><NCcontact>(Default) <Type>=>>capacit.>FilllevelswitchforMinLubrication line 1:
<Input 1>=> <Function>=><p-switch>=> <Type>=><Digital>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(DDS50/1,mainfeedline1)<Input 2> => <Function> => <p-switch> => <Type> => <Digital> => <Polarity> => <NO contact> (DDS50/1, main feed line 2)
<Input 3> => <Function>=><ExtDelay>=><Polarity>=><NCcontact><Output 1- =><Valve>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(changeovervalve,mainfeedline1) <Output 2> =><Valve>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(changeovervalve,mainfeedline2) lubrication line:
dual-line distributor
differentialpressureswitchDD50/1
for FF/FB pump
for FK pump
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System inputs, Table 1 of 3
Step Key Display Description
1 Select inputs 1 to 4
use <arrow keys up/down>, select <Inputs> from the configuration menu Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection. Select input 2, input 3, or input 4 using <arrow key down> use <arrow keys up/down> to select one of the inputs 1 to 4 Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection; you will then jump to the following menu for the selected
input Warning! In the case of DuoFlex systems, the function of input 1 and input 2 is already assigned as
that of a pressure sensor (differential pressure switch) (<P-switch>) and cannot be altered. The type (analog/digital) and polarity (NO contact/NC contact) of the two inputs can however be changed.
Press the ENTER key. You will then enter the following Function menu.
The types of the monitoring systems are selected in the following Function menu (input 3 and input 4).After making a selection, you will return to the Function menu. Depending on the monitoring system that is now set, the Type and Polarity menu items will now be enabled in addition to the original Function menu item. Instructions on how to configure it are given in Steps 2.1 to 2.4.
4.3 General system inputs of a dual-line centralized lubrication system
Inputs
OutputsDefault
Input4
Input 1
Input 2
Input 3
Function
TypePolarity
Requirement:
The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the Config menu.
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System inputs, Table 2 of 3
Step Key Display Description
2 Function assignment of the selected input (input 3 or input 4)
The following are available for selection:Disabled = No monitoring system enabledMC Counter = Machine contact counter (external counter)Level SW = Pump fill level monitoringp-switch = Pressure sensorExtern DK = External pressure switch contactDelay extension = control unit goes into delay extension until a new signal is activeExtStop = Error input (function selection and assignment for the line that will be stopped in the event of an error) Press <arrow key up/down> to assign the function to the selected input. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu After making a selection, you will return to the Function menu. Depending on the input assignment,
the Type, Polarity, and p-Active menu items will be enabled in addition to the Function menu item.
2.1 Assign the <Type> switch type and function <Polarity> to the assigned input
Function Type Polarity p-Aktiv
Disabled - -MC Counter - -Level SW Agitator Agitator rotations (W1) - Mechanic Mechanical fill level switch NO contact/NC contact Capacitive Capacitive fill level switch - Analog Analog fill level switch -p-switch Analog Analog pressure sensor NO contact/NC contact p-Active, see Step 2.4 Digital Digital pressure sensor NO contact/NC contact ExternDK - -ExtDelay - NO contact/NC contactExtStop - NO contact/NC contact
Inaktiv
MC Zähl.
Fill level
p-Switch
Extern DK
ExtDelay
ExtStop
AnalogDigital
Agitator
Mechanics
Capacit.
Grenzw.
Function
Type
Polarity
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System inputs, Table 3 of 4
Step Key Display Description
2.2
or
Assign the <Type> switch type
Select Type using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the (Sensor) Type menu.The following are available for selection:
Analog = Analog fill level sensor, 0-100% display Digital = Digital input
At Level SW:Agitator Agitator rotations (in conjunction with mechanical fill level switch)Mechanic Mechanical fill level switchCapacitive Capacitive fill level switch
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
2.3 Assign <Polarity> of assigned input
Select Polarity using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the NO contact/NC contact menu.The following are available for selection:
N Open = Make function in which the contact closes when the switching point is reached. N Closed = Break function in which the contact opens when the switching point is reached.
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
Function
Polarity
N Open
NC Contact
AnalogDigital
Agitator
Mechanics
Capacit.
Function
Type
Polarity
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System inputs, Table 4 of 4
Step Key Display Description
2.4 Setting the active analog changeover value of the pressure sensor <p-Active> Select p-Active using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the menu for the analog changeover valueAnalog pressure sensors have a value range for their signals. In order for the signal to be processed correctly, a display range from min. 20 to max. 1003 has been established. These sensor values are standardized to the input voltage of the control unit. The recorded values are compared with the stan-dardized values.The selected changeover value p-Active can be edited after the confirmation. The input value is not applied until after a further confirmation (Enter key).
Here you can enter: p-Active = Analog active value (changeover value) on the input
Press <arrow key right> or <arrow key left> to move the cursor position to the adjacent digit. To exit the editor window without saving the current change, press the key again after reaching the last digit.To instead apply the current change, press the ENTER key.
Pressing <arrow key up> increments the selected digit by one.Pressing <arrow key down> decrements the selected digit by one.
Enter the respective changeover value with <arrow keys>; the value must be within the defined setting range of 20 to 1003.
Press the ENTER key to confirm the entry. Go to the end of the line using <arrow key right> or <arrow key left> then press the arrow key again
to exit the menu.
Function
Polarity
p-Active
Analog
Digital
p-Active
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InthecaseofaDuoFlexstandardpump,amaximumof4systeminputsareavailable.Theseareassignedinthedefaultsettingsasfollows:Input 1
Pressure monitoring of main feed line 1
Pressuremonitoringofmainfeedline1takesplaceusingadigitaloranalogpressureswitchmountedaheadofthelastsingle-linedistributor. Thisswitchrecordsthepressurebuild-upwithin main lubrication line 1. Once the
changeoverpressurehasbeenreached,thepressureswitch,dependingonwhetheritisdefinedasNOcontactorNCcontact,passesalongaswitchingsignaltotheLC502controlunitthroughinput1. <Input 1> => <Function> => <p-Switch> =>
<Type> => <Digital> => <Polarity> => <NC
contact> (pressure sensor, main feed line 1)
optional: <Type> => <Analog> => <Value>
Input 2
Pressure monitoring of main feed line 2
Pressuremonitoringofmainfeedline2takesplaceusingadigitaloranalogpressureswitchmountedaheadofthelastsingle-linedistributor. Thisswitchrecordsthepressurebuild-upwithin main lubrication line 2. Once the
changeoverpressurehasbeenreached,thepressureswitch,dependingonwhetheritisdefinedasNOcontactorNCcontact,passesalongaswitchingsignaltotheLC502controlunitthroughinput2. <Input 2> => <Function> => <p-Switch> =>
<Type> => <Digital> => <Polarity> => <NC
contact> (pressure sensor, main feed line 2)
optional::<Type> => <Analog> => <Value>
Input 3
Delay extension (optional)
Thedelayextensionisusedforthetemporaryswitch-off of the DuoFlex dual-line centralized
lubricationsystem(couplingwithasystem). <Input 3> => <Function> => <ExtDelay> =>
<Polarity> => <NC contact>
Input 4
Fill level monitoring of the pump reservoir
Controlandmonitoringofthepumpstakesplacebymeansofafilllevelswitch<Filllevel>. IntheFunctionmenu,thefunctionaldescripti-onofthefilllevelswitchcanbedeterminedusingthemenuitem<Type>toselectbetweenthefilllevelswitchfunctionsAgitator,Mechanics,K(C)CapacitiveorAnalog. Thefunction<Mechanics>(filllevelswitchforminimumdisplay)ispreselectedinthedefaultsettings. <Input 4> => <Function> => <Fill level>,
Type <Agitator> or <Mechanics> or <Capacit.>
or <Analog>
4.4 Factory-set assignment of the system inputs
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4.5 General system outputs of a dual-line centralized lubrication system
System outputs, Table 1 of 2
Step Key Display Description
1 Selecting output 1, output 2, or error output
Select outputs using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following outputs menu Press the ENTER key; you will the enter the following Output 1 menu
or: You can switch the output menus between output 1, output 2, and error output using <arrow keys up/
down>. Select between output 1 and output 2 using <arrow keys up/down> Note! The error output has a different menu structure than outputs 1 and 2. This is described in Step 3.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following Function menu
The <Valve> function has already been activated (changeover valve) for output 1 and output 2 in the following Function menu.In the case of DuoFlex dual-line centralized lubrication systems, the changeover valve <Valve 1> is intended for outlet 1 for main feed line 1, while for outlet 2 the changeover valve <Valve 2> is intended for main feed line 2.Furthermore, the menu item <Polarity> is also added. Its setting is described in Step 2.1 (Polarity).
InputsOutputs
Default
Output 1
Output 2
ErrorOut
Function
Polarity
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System outputs, Table 2 of 2
Step Key Display Description
2 Activating the changeover valve
You will enter the menu for activating the changeover valve. In the case of DuoFlex centralized lubrica-tion systems, outlets 1 and 2 are specified for the <Valve> function.
Valve = changeover valve Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
2.1 Polarity of the changeover valve
Select Polarity using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the NO contact/NC contact menu.The following are available for selection:
N Open = Make function in which the contact closes when the switching point is reached. NC contact = Break function in which the contact opens when the switching point is reached.
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
3 Polarity of the error output Select error output using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following Error output menu
You can switch the error output function between make function and break function using <arrow keys up/down>.
Choose between make function and break function using <arrow keys up/down> Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> repeatedly. You will return to the Config. menu
Function
Polarity
N Open
NC Contact
Valve
Output 1
Output 2
ErrorOut
NC contact
NO-contact
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4.6 Factory-set assignment of the system outputs
InthecaseofaDuoFlexstandardpump,amaximumof2systemoutputsareavailable.Anerroroutputisalsopresentforcontrollingafaultsignalwhichmayarise. Theseareas-signedasfollowsinthedefaultsettings:
Output 1
Changeover valve pressure build-up/pres-
sure relief main feed line 1
Apressurereliefofmainfeedline1andoftheDuoFlexdistributorstakesplacethroughthechangeovervalveatthetimeofthechange-
overprocedure.Pressureisreducedbythere-
turnflowofthelubricantintothepumpreser-voir. <Output 1> => <Function> => <Valve>,
Polarity <NO contact/NC contact>
Output 2
Changeover valve pressure build-up/pres-
sure relief main feed line 2 Apressurereliefofmainfeedline2andoftheDuoFlexdistributorstakesplacethroughthechangeovervalveatthetimeofthechangeo-
verprocedure.Pressureisreducedbythere-
turnflowofthelubricantintothepumpreser-voir. <Output 2> => <Function> => <Valve>,
Polarity <NO contact/NC contact>
Error output
ThepolarityoftheerroroutputasNOcontactorasNCcontactisspecifiedunderthemenuitem<ErrorOut>. <ErrorOut> => <NO contact/NC contact>
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<Dwell>Systemswithmonitoringofpressuresensors can be set in such a way that the the
pumprunningtimeisendedearlyafterthesensorsignalforthepressurebuild-upisre-
ceived.Afterwards,thepumpcancontinuetorun for an additional runtime in order to build
uppressurefurther.Thisadditionaltimeisre-
ferredtoasdwelltime.Attheendofthedwelltime,thepumpgoesintothepause.Ifthedwelltimeissetto0,thenthepumpswitchesovertothepausetimeafterthepressurebuild-upsensorsignalhasbeenreceived.
In the case of DuoFlex centralized
lubricationsystems,dwelltimemustbeactivated!
Activation/deactivation of the dwell time
Step Key Display Description
1 Select the <Line1> lubrication line Select the <Settings> menu item using <arrow
key up/down>
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following menu for lubrication line 1.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following menu, Parameter adjustment for Lubrication line 1
2 Selection of the pressure switch menu <p-switch> Select the <p-switch> menu item using <arrow
key up/down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the
following p-switch menu Select the Dwell menu item using <arrow key
down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the
following Dwell menu
3 Select the <p-Active> menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key.
SystemSettings
InputsLine 1
TimeValvesp-switch
p-swit 1p-swit 2Dwell
disabledenabled
4.7 Settings on lubrication line 1
4.7.1 Activation of the dwell time
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5.1.1 Setting of the differential pressure switch, analog or digital, and its polarity
Differential pressure switch/differential pressure sensor parameters, Table 1 of 3
Step Key Display Description
1 Selection input 1 (or input 2)
The Inputs configuration menu is already selected
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following Input menu
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following Input 1 menu
Select <Type> using <arrow key down>
Press the ENTER key.
Inputs
OutputsDefault
Input4
Input 1
Input 2
Input 3
Thetwoinputs,input1andinput2,arefacto-
ry-alignedtothetwodifferentialpressureswitches(digital)ortothetwodifferentialpressuresensors(analog).Theinputsarecou-
pledwithoneanotherinthesoftware,sothattheassignmentofthefunctionaldescriptionofthedifferentialpressureswitches/sensorsneedonlybemadeatoneinput(input1orinput2).Therespectiveotherinputautomaticallytakesonthesettingthatwasmade. Thetypeofthepolarityofthedifferentialpres-sureswitches/sensors,asNCcontactorNOcontact,musthoweverbesetseparatelyforeachofthetwoinputs.Thesameistrueofthevalueinputsforthetwoanalogpressuresen-
sors<p-Active>.
5.1.2 Input of the changeover value of the analog differential pressure switch
5. Adjustment options available to the customer
5.1. Assignment input 1/input 2
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Requirement:
The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the Config menu.
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2
3
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Differential pressure switch/differential pressure sensor parameters, Table 2 of 3
Step Key Display Description
2 You will enter the (Sensor) Type menu.The following are available for selection:
Analog = Analog pressure sensor, 0-100% display Digital = Digital input, pressure switch
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
3 Assignment of the <Polarity> of input 1 (or input 2)
Select Polarity using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the <Polarity> menu.The following are available for selection:
NO contact = Make function, the contact closes when the switching point is reached NC contact = Break function, the contact opens when the switching point is reached
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
Function
Polarity
N Open
NC Contact
Function
Type
Polarity
Analog
Digital
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Differential pressure switch/differential pressure sensor parameters, Table 3 of 3
Step Key Display Description
4 Setting the active analog changeover value of the pressure sensor <p-Active> for input 1 (or input 2)
Select the <p-Active> menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the menu for the analog changeover valueAnalog pressure sensors have a value range for their signals. In order for the signal to be processed correctly, a display range from min. 20 to max. 1003 has been established. These sensor values are standardized to the input voltage of the control unit. The recorded values are compared with the stan-dardized values.The selected changeover value p-Active can be edited after the confirmation. The input value is not applied until after a further confirmation (Enter key).
Here you can enter: p-Active = Analog active value (changeover value) at input 1 (or input 2)
Press <arrow key right> or <arrow key left> to move the cursor position to the adjacent digit. To exit the editor window without saving the current change, press the key again after reaching the last digit.Use the ENTER key to confirm the current change, the last changes will be applied
Pressing <arrow key up> increments the selected digit by one.Pressing <arrow key down> decrements the selected digit by one.
Enter the respective changeover value with <arrow keys>; the value must be within the defined setting range of 20 to 1003.
Press the ENTER key to confirm the input. Go to the end of the line using <arrow key right> or <arrow key left> then press the arrow key again
to exit the menu.
p-Active
p-Active
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TypePolarity
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5.2. Settings of input 3
5.2.1 Polarity delay extension
Input3isfactory-setfortheextensionofthepausetime.Dependingonthepolarityoftheexternalsignal,theinputissetasNCcontactor as NO contact.
Ifthesignalisactivatedinthepumpruntimeordelaytime,thenthelubricationprocedurewillcontinuetorununtilthebeginningofthepausetime.Afterwards,thepausetimewillbestoppeduntilthesignalisdisabled.Assoonasthesignaliswithdrawn,thepausetimewillrunontotheendoruntilthenextactivationofthesignal.Anewlubricationcycleisstartedattheendofthepausetime.
Setting the polarity for delay extension
Step Key Display Description
1 Selection input 3
Select output 3 using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key.
You will then enter the following Input 3 menu. In the default settings, the delay extension is activated under the <Function> menu item. This setting may not be altered.
Select Polarity using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the NO contact/NC contact menu.The following are available for selection:
N Open = Make function in which the contact closes when the switching point is reached.
N Closed = Break function in which the contact opens when the switching point is reached.
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
Input4
Input1Input2Input 3
Function
Polarity
N Open
NC Contact
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Requirement:
The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the
Config menu.
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2
3
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5.3. Input 4 settings
5.3.1Typeofilllevelmonitoring
5.3.2 Fill level monitoring polarity
Input4ispreconfiguredatthefactoryforthe<Filllevel>filllevelmonitoring.Thetypeofthefilllevelsensoristobesetinaccordancewiththesensorthatisactuallyconnected,inordertoensurecorrectfunctioning.Thefollowingsensortypesaresupported
<Agitator> fortheagitator <Mechanics> foramechanicalswitch
<Capacitive> foracapacitivefilllevelsensor <Analog> fortheanalogfilllevelsensor
Ifa<Mechanics>mechanicalswitchisusedasafilllevelsensor,thenthecorrectsignalpolar-ity must be set.
Thesensoractivatesitssignalwhenthelubri-canttanknolongercontainssufficientlubri-cant.Thecontrolthenreportsanerrorandswitchesthelubricationprocedureoffinordertoavoidadditionalsystemdamage.
Setting the polarity for fill level monitoring, Table 1 of 2
Step Key Display Description
1 Selection input 4
Select output 4 using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key.
You will then enter the following Input 4 menu. In the default settings, the fill level is activated under the <Function> menu item. This setting may not be altered.
Select the <Type> switch type by using <arrow key down>.
Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the Fill level switch <Type> menu. Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>.
Input1Input2Input3
Function
Type
Polarity
Input 4
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Requirement:
The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the
Config menu.
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2
3
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Setting the polarity for fill level monitoring, Table 2 of 2
Step Key Display Description
2 Assign the <Type> switch type and <Polarity> function definition to input 4
You will return to the Function menu. Depending on the function assignment (Step 2), the following are available:
Function Type Polarity
Level SW Agitator Agitator rotations (W1) - Mechanics Mechanical fill level switch NO contact/NC contact Capacitive Capacitive fill level switch - Analog Analog fill level switch -
Select the <Mechanics> switch type by using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the Fill level switch <Type> menu. Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will enter the fill level switch <Type> menu.
3 Select Polarity using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the NO contact/NC contact menu.The following are available for selection:
N Open = Make function in which the contact closes when the switching point is reached. N Closed = Break function in which the contact opens when the switching point is reached.
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
AgitatorMechanics
Capacit.
Function
Type
Polarity
Function
TypePolarity
N Open
NC Contact
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5.4 Setting the outputs
5.4.1 Valve control polarity
5.4.2 Error output polarity
Thetwooutlets,outlet1andoutlet2,areas-signedatthefactorytothetwochangeovervalves,valve1andvalve2.Thefollowingapplies:Outlet1isassignedtochangeovervalve1<Valve1>formainfeedline1
Outlet2isassignedtochangeovervalve<Valve2>formainfeedline2.Thetypeofthepolarityofthetwochangeovervalves,asNCContactsorasNOContacts,musthoweverbeestablishedbythecustomerforbothoutputs. Thesameappliesfortheerroroutput.Here,too,thedefinitionoftheswitchingfunctionisthecustomer'sresponsibility.
Defining the polarity for system outputs and the error output, Table 1 of 2
Step Key Display Description
1 Selecting output 1 or output 2
Select outputs using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the fol-
lowing Output menu Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the fol-
lowing Output 1 menuor:
Select between output 1 and output 2 using <arrow keys up/down>
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the fol-lowing Function menu
The <Valve> function has already been activated (changeover valve) for output 1 and output 2 in the following Function menu.In the case of output 1, the changeover valve <Valve 1> is intended for outlet 1 for main feed line 1, while for outlet 2 the changeover valve <Valve 2> is intended for main feed line 2.
InputsOutputs
Default
Output 1
Output 2
ErrorOut
Function
Polarity
5.Adjustmentoptionsavailabletothecustomer
Requirement:
The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the
Config menu.
1
2
3
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Defining the polarity for system outputs and the error output, Table 1 of 2
Step Key Display Description
2 Polarity of the changeover valve
Select Polarity using <arrow key down>. Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the Polarity menu.The following are available for selection:
N Open = Make function in which the contact closes when the switching point is reached. NC contact = Break function in which the contact opens when the switching point is reached.
Select the type using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
3 Polarity of the error output Select error output using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following Error output menu
You can switch the error output function between make function and break function using <arrow keys up/down>.
Choose between make function and break function using <arrow keys up/down> Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> repeatedly. You will return to the Config. menu
Function
Polarity
N Open
NC Contact
Output 1
Output 2
ErrorOut
NC contact
NO-contact
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5.5 Setting the pause, run and dwell times
<Pause>standsfortheprogrammedpausetime of the control for one lubrication cycle.
Thepumpdeliversnolubricantduringthistime.
<Runtime>standsfortheprogrammedpumpruntimeforonelubricationcycle.Duringtheruntime,thepressureisbuiltupandthelubri-cantisdispensedtothelubricationpoint.<Dwelltime>Afterreceivingthemonitoringsignal,thepumpruntimeisendedatonceifthedwelltimehasbeensettoactive.Thecontrolunitthengoesintothepre-setdwelltime.Duringthistime,additionallubricantispumpedintothelubricationpoint,thuscaus-ingthepressuretobuildupagain.Attheendofthedwelltime,thepumpgoesintothepauseIfnopressurebuild-upnotificationensuesduringtheruntime,thenthepumpgoesintoerrormodeafterthecompletionoftherun-
time.Otherwise,thepumpswitchesoverintodwell time. If the dwell time is enabled and set
to"0",thenthepumpswitchesoffafterreceiv-ingtheswitchingsignalandentersintotheprogrammedpausetime.Afterthepausetimeexpires,thepumpruntimestartsupagain.Thefollowingdiagramdepictsthedependencybetweenpauseandruntime.
5.Adjustmentoptionsavailabletothecustomer
pause runtime
no pressure build-up signal
Pressure switch/-sensor announces the achievement of the changeover pressure
error
dwell timepause
pause
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Pause, run and dwell times, Table 1 of 2
Step Key Display Description
1 Select the <Line1> lubrication line
Select the Settings menu item using <arrow key down>
Press the ENTER key, you will then enter the following menu for lubrication line 1 for the two main feed lines 1 and 2.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following menu, Parameter adjustment for Lubrication line 1
In the case of DuoFlex systems, the menu point <Line2> is deactivated
2 Enter the parameters for system times <Time>
The Time parameter menu is already selected.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following Time menu
SystemSettings
InputsLine 1
Time
Valvesp-Switch
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The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the Config menu.1
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Pause, run and dwell times, Table 2 of 2
Step Key Display Description
3 Setting the pause time, run times (and dwell when p-switch is enabled for lubrication line 1)
If a dwell time has already been selected under the p-switch menu item, then an additional <Dwell> menu item will be displayed.
The <Pause> parameter menu is already selected.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following <Pause> menuor: Select <Run time> or <Dwell time> using <arrow key up/down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the selected menu
<Pause> stands for the pump pause time, <Run time> stands for the pump runtime. <Dwell> stands for the pump dwell time. The dwell time begins as soon as the pump has received the signal from the pressure switch during the runtime. The remaining runtime is skipped; pressure starts building up again during the dwell time.
Enter the input value using <arrow keys> Press the ENTER key to confirm the entry. Go to the end of the line using <arrow key right> or <arrow key left> then press the arrow key again to
exit the menu.
Pause
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Runtime
ØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Dwell
ØØØØØhØØm ØØs
Pause
RuntimeDwell
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5.6 Specifying the system mode half cycle/full cycle
In the case of dual-line centralized lubrication
systems,adistinctionismadebetweentwosystemvariants,betweenhalfcycleandfullcycle.
<Half cycle> Inthecaseofthehalfcycle,thecontrolentersruntime1afterthespecifiedpausetime.Afterruntime1hasexpiredandtheswitchingsignalhasbeenreceived,ade-
pressurizationofthemainfeedline(1or2)thatwasunderpressuretakesplace.Thecon-
trolunitsimultaneouslygoesintothepausetime.Runtime2followsafterdepressurizationandexpirationofthepausetime.Afterexpira-
tionofruntime2andthereceivingoftheswitchingsignal,adepressurizationofthemainfeedline(1or2)thatwasunderpres-suretakesplace.Thecontrolunitsimultane-
ouslygoesintothepausetime. Onecompletelubricationcycle,comprisedoftwohalfcyclesseparatedbyapausetime,isthuscompleted.<Full cycle> Inthecaseofthefullcycle,thecontrolentersruntime1afterthespecified
pausetime.Afterruntime1hasexpiredandtheswitchingsignalhasbeenreceived,ade-
pressurizationofthemainfeedline(1or2)thatwasunderpressuretakesplace.Thechangeovervalvesimultaneouslyswitchesthepreviouslydepressurizedmainfeedlinetopressurebuild-up.Thecontrolunitsimultane-
ouslygoesintoruntime2.Arenewedpressurebuild-upoftheprevious,depressurizedmainfeed line ensues
Afterexpirationofruntime2andthereceivingoftheswitchingsignal,adepressurizationofthemainfeedline(1or2)thatwasunderpressuretakesplace.Thecontrolunitsimulta-
neouslygoesintothepausetime. Onecompletelubricationcycle,comprisedoftwohalfcyclesinsuccession,isthuscompleted.Thespecificationofthesystemmodeinhalfcycleorfullcycletakesplaceinthemenu: < Line 1> => <Cyc. Type> =>
<Half-cyc. / Full cycl.>
Half cycle/full cycle
Half cycle:
Full cycle:
LegendPause:
Runtime (1)
Runtime (2)
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Half cycle/full cycle
Step Key Display Description
1 Select the <Line1> lubrication line
Select the <Settings> menu item using <arrow key down>
Press the ENTER key, you will then enter the following menu for lubrication line 1 for the two main feed lines 1 and 2.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following menu, Parameter adjustment for lubrication line 1
In the case of DuoFlex systems, the menu point <Line2> is deactivated
2 Input of the parameters for system times <Cyc.l Type>
The Time parameter menu is selected Select the Cyc. Type menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following Cyc. Type Type Select the system mode half cycle or full cycle using <arrow key up/down>. Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection. Press <arrow key left>. Press <arrow key left>. You will return to the parameter adjustment base menu for lubrication line 1.
SystemSettings
InputsLine 1
TimeValvesp-Switch
Cyc. Type
Delay
Half-cyc.
Full cyc.
Requirement:
The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the Config menu.1
2
3
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5.7 Activation/deactivation of the delay extension
Themenuitem<ExtDelay>(delayextension)canbeusedtostopthelubricationthroughin-
put3duringthepausetime.Dependingonthepolaritythatissetatinput3,theextensionofthepausetimetakesplacewithclosed<NOcontact>oropened<NCContact>.Theactivedelayextensionsignalhasnoinfluenceonthelubricationprocessduringtheruntime.Intheeventofanactivedelayextensionsignalinthepausetime,theremainingpausetimewillbestoppeduntilthesignalisreleased.Afterwards,thelubricationprocessisresumedwiththere-
mainingpausetime.Afterthepausetimeex-pires,theruntimeisstartedupagain.Thefollowingdiagramdepictsthedelayexten-
sion with half cycle and full cycle.
5.Adjustmentoptionsavailabletothecustomer
Delay extension
Half cycle:
Full cycle:
LegendPause:
Delay extension
Runtime (1)
Runtime (2)
Existing delay extension signal >>>>>>>>
Existing delay extension signal >>>>>>>
Existing delay extension signal >>>>>>>>
Note!The duration of the delay extension corresponds to the duration of the existing signal
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Delay extension
Step Key Display Description
1 Select the <Line1> lubrication line
Select the <Settings> menu item using <arrow key down>
Press the ENTER key, you will then enter the following menu for lubrication line 1 for the two main feed lines 1 and 2.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following menu, Parameter adjustment for Lubrication line 1
In the case of DuoFlex systems, the menu point <Line2> is deactivated
2 Enter the parameters for system times <ExtDelay> (delay extension)
The Time parameter menu is selected Select the <ExtDelay> menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following <ExtDelay> menu with <arrow key up/down>, deactivate <none> or activate delay extension, e.g. <Input3> Press the ENTER key to confirm the selection. Press <arrow key left>. Press <arrow key left>. You will return to the parameter adjustment base menu for lubrication line 1.
SystemSettings
InputsLine 1
TimeValvesp-Switch
Cyc. TypeDelay
None
Input 3
5.Adjustmentoptionsavailabletothecustomer
Requirement:
The Configuration menu was pre-selected in the Config menu.1
2
3
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6. Status display
Displayofthecurrentcontrolunitstatus6.1 Status - Display of current device status
Configuration menu
Step Key Display Description
1 Entry mask/language selection
The German version is active by default (flashing).Press the "up" arrow key to change to the English version.
Press the ENTER key.
2 Main menu use <up/down> arrows to select "Status"
You will enter the Status menu.
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the Status menu
3 Device status menu
In the device status menu, you can view the sta-tuses for:
Lub = runtimes for the selected line Fault = Display of current system faults IO State = Electrical state of inputs and
outputs IO Conn = Connection states of inputs and
outputs Temp = requisition of the ambient
temperature
The currently enabled selection is highlighted by flashing. Data cannot be entered or changed in this display mode.
English
German
Info
Conig Status
IO Conn.
Temp.
Lub
Error
IO State
Thestatusmodeisstartedbyselecting<Status>inthemainmenuandpressingtheENTERkey.Thecontrolunitofferstheoptionofviewingthestateandconnectionstatusofinputsandoutputs,allcurrentlyactiveerrors(forerrortime,see<Info>menu)andtheam-
bienttemperatureofthecontrolunit,aswellasoftrackingthecurrentstatusofthelubrica-
tionprocess.Thedataarerecordeddataandtherefore cannot be edited.
Selectioninstatusmodeisperformedbybrielypressingoneofthe keys.
1
2
3
6.Statusdisplay
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Runtimes and pause times, Table 1 of 5
Step Key Display Description
1 Runtimes of lubrication process
The <Lub> menu item is already enabled (flashing).
Press the ENTER key.
You will then enter the following menu for <Lub>. Line 1 is already selected
Press the ENTER key. You will enter the selected menu <Line 1>.
2 View the active time of the lubrication process
The Lubtime menu item is already enabled.
Press the ENTER key for the current display of the runtime or pause time or delay time still remaining
Details about the specification of the runtime,pause time and delay time can be found in Chapter 2.3.4.
Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu.
6.2 Lub - Runtimes of the lubrication process
6.3 Extracting the activated inputs
Prerequisite.
The device status menu <Status> was pre-selected in the main menu (Chapter 2.1.1).
The DuoFlex lubrication system is activated In the System sub-menu (see Chapter 2.3). The lubrication process is carried out in sev-eral phases, in pump runtime, delay time as needed, pause time and immediately (<DK>). The remaining run times of these phases are displayed for the lubrication line. In the <Status> menu item, sub-menu <Line1>, sub-menu <Lub time>, you can view the currently remaining runtime or the cur-rently remaining pause time of the lubricant process. In the <Inputs> menu item, you can view the inputs assigned to the selected lubrication line.
Lub
Error
IO State
Line 1
Lubtime
Inputs
Pause
ØØØØØh
ØØm ØØs
Runtime
ØØØØØh
ØØm ØØs
or
Display menu
1
2
3Lub
Error
IO State
6.Statusdisplay
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Runtimes and pause times, Table 2 of 5
Step Key Display Description
3 Reading the inputs (viewing active lubrication or pause time) <Inputs>
Select the <Inputs> menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key.
You will enter the Inputs sub-menu.
Select <Input 1 (2 or 3 or 4)> using <arrow key up/down> Press the ENTER key. You will enter the selected menu <Input 1> (2 or 3 or 4).
3.1 Monitoring the pressure sensor (digital or analog)
The specification of input 1 and input 2 as <p-switch> (pressure sensor) was already carried out at the factory. The selection of the pressure sensor type, analog or digital, along with its polarity takes place in the menu <Config>, <Inputs>, <Input 1> and <Input 2>. See Chapter 2.3.2 If the selected input (Input 1 or Input 2) configured as a digital pressure sensor type, then the digital value read will be depicted.
If the selected input (Input 1 or Input 2) configured as an analog pressure sensor type, then the analog value read will be depicted.
Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu <Status>
Lubtime
Inputs
Input4
Input 1
Input2Input3
Digital
p-Switch
Ø
Analog
p-Switch
1016
or
6.Statusdisplay
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Runtimes and pause times, Table 3 of 5
Step Key Display Description
3.2 Read the number of machine contacts of the monitoring system <MCCount>
In the case of DuoFlex systems, this menu item is deactivated <none>
3.3 Fill level sensor fill level control of the existing lubricant
Details on the configuration of an input as fill level sensor can be found in Chapter 2.3.2
Select the <Inputs> menu item using <arrow key down> use <arrow key up/down> to select the input with the fill level sensor, e.g. <Input 4>
Press the ENTER key; you will then enter the following menu for the selected input
In the case of an agitator, the expected and the already counted revolutions will be displayed:
EX = Expected rotations RX = Rotations counted thus far.
MC Count
EX Ø
RX Ø
Rotation
EX Ø
RX Ø
6.Statusdisplay
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Runtimes and pause times, Table 4 of 5
Step Key Display Description
3.3 If the input was assigned as a capacitive sensor or mechanical switch, the status of the output signal is
displayed: 0= Inactive signal 1 = Active signal
If the input was assigned as an analog switch, the status of the output signal is displayed in %: 0 -100% = Current fill level
Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu.
3.4 Display of the lubrication pulses, starting from an external pushbutton <DK>
With an external pushbutton, it can be seen whether or not the pressure switch is active. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu <Status>.
3.5 Status display for delay extension input
If the input is assigned as a delay extension, then the status of the input signal is displayed: 0 = Inactive delay extension 1 = Active delay extension
Level SW
Ø
Fill level
~ Ø%
External DK
Ø
ExtDelay
Ø
6.Statusdisplay
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Runtimes and pause times, Table 5 of 5
Step Key Display Description
3.6 Display of stop input (error input) v
If the input was assigned as stop input, then the lubrication line is stopped as soon as the signal of the error input responds. The following is displayed:
0 = Inactive no fault notification (error signal) at the input 1 = Active fault notification (error signal) at the input
ExtStop
Ø
6.Statusdisplay
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Read fault times
Step Key Display Description
1 Details of a system error
Use <arrow key down> to select the Errors menu item, the details of which are displayed
Press the ENTER key. You will enter the selected menu for the details
of the selected error
Possible system errors and their remedies are listed in the chapter "Errors, causes, and remedies".
You will return to the previous menu.
Clearing errors
Press the key to clear all errors and restart the lubrication process on all main lines.
Press the key Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu
6.4 Display active errors
Lub
Fault
IO State
None
The device status menu <Status> was pre-selected in the main menu (Chapter 2.4).
Thestatusmenuhasasub-menu<Faults>fordisplayingallrecognizedsystemerrorsThecontrol causes the red LED to flash as soon as
asystemerrorisdetected.Intheeventofgraveerrors,thelubricationlineisswitchedoffinordertoavoidadditionaldamage. Presenterrorsaredisplayedasfollows:Selectthedevicestatusmenu<Status>inthemainmenu,followedbytheerrormenu<Errors>intheStatusmenu.Uponconfirmation,thesourcesofalldetectedfaultsaredisplayed.The details of the error to be changed are dis-played after the error has been selected and the selection has been confirmed.
1
2
3
The possible errors are listed in the chapter Errors, causes, and remedies.
Lub
Error
IO State
6.Statusdisplay
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Electrical state of inputs and outputs
Step Key Display Description
1 States of inputs and outputs
Select the <IO State> menu item using <arrow key down>
Press the ENTER key. You will enter the selected menu for the electri-
cal state of inputs and outputs
2 IO state of inputs and outputs
The menu displays the electrical statuses of control inputs (max.4) and control outputs (max. 2 + Motor)
Connection representing an output
Connection representing an input
1 2 3 4 1 2 = Numbers of pump connections M = Motor connection
0 = At the connection there is no voltage (or a negative voltage) present1 = A positive voltage is present at the connection Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu.
IO Conn.
Temp
6.5 IO State - Read electrical states of inputs and outputs
Lub
Fault
IO State
Prerequisite:
The device status menu <Status> was pre-selected in the main menu, and <IO Stat.> was selected in the device status menu, and the selection was confirmed.
The DuoFlex lubrication system is activated in the System sub-menu (see Chapter 2.3.1). Electrical statuses of inputs and outputs can be viewed.
represents an output and represents an input. The second line contains the number of the output or input.
The electrical state of an output or input is displayed as 0 if there is no voltage at the output or input; it is 1 if there is sufficient measurable voltage.
1 2 3 4 M 1 20 0 0 0 0 0 0
1
2
3Lub
Error
IO State
6.Statusdisplay
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Electrical state of inputs and outputs
Step Key Display Description
1 Connection statuses of inputs and outputs
Select the IO Conn. menu item using <arrow key down>
Press the ENTER key. You will enter the selected menu for the electrical
connection of inputs and outputs.
2 IO connection of inputs and outputs
The menu displays the programmed control inputs (max.4) and control outputs (max. 2 + Motor)
Connection representing an output
Connection representing an input
1 2 3 4 1 2 = Numbers of pump connections M = Motor connection
= Current connection
=Current interruption
Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu <Status>.
6.6 IO Conn. - read connection states of inputs and outputs
Lub
Fault
IO StateRequirement: The device status menu <Status> was pre-
selected in the main menu.
Connection states of inputs and outputs can be viewed.
represents an output and represents an input.
The second line contains the number of the output or input.
stands for a continuous connection and stands for an interruption.
IO Conn.
Temp
1 2 3 4 M 1 2
1
2
3IO State
IO Conn.
Temp
6.Statusdisplay
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Ambient temperature of control unit
Step Key Display Description
1 Read ambient temperature
Select the Temp menu item using <arrow key down>
Press the ENTER key. You will enter the selected menu for the ambi-
ent temperature on the control unit.
2 Temperature display
The menu shows the ambient temperature of the control unit
Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu <Status>.
6.7 Read ambient temperature on the control unit
Lub
Fault
IO StatePrerequisite:
The device status menu <Status> was pre-selected in the main menu
The control unit is equipped with a tempera-ture sensor for measuring the ambient tem-perature (pump). If the temperature is too high or too low, all lubrication processes will be halted and resumed only once the temper-ature has normalized. The limit for low temperature is below -25°C, and the limit for high temperature is over +70°C. The limits can only be modified by the manufacturer!
IO Conn.
Temp
Temp
Ø Ø C°
1
2
3IO State
IO Conn.
Temp
6.Statusdisplay
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7. Basic settings
7.1 Basic initialization of control unit
Basic initialization
Step Key Display Description
1 Basic initialization
Select the <Default> menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key. You will then enter the following Basic initialization menu.
2 Basic initialization menu
The basic initialization menu is used to restore the default factory settings. Select between cancel and save using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the Config. menu.
Cancel
Save
System
SettingsInputs
OutputsDefault
Reset
7.Basicsettings
Toloadthefactorysettings,<Default>isselectedandconfirmedintheConfigurationmenu.Aftertheconfirmation,aqueryisissuedastowhetherthechangesshouldbesavedornot.Whatismeantisthesavingoffactoryinitializationdata.Afterthesavingprocedure,allprevioussettingmodificationsarelostandthedeviceishasthesettingswithwhichitwasoriginallydelivered
1
2
3
Outputs
Default Reset
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7.2 Control unit reset function
Control unit reset function
Step Key Display Description
1 Basic initialization
Select the <Reset> menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key. You will enter the following Reset menu.
2 Reset menu
The lubrication system is cleared and set in reset status in the Reset menu. Select between cancel and save using <arrow keys up/down>. Press the ENTER key. Press <arrow key left> to exit the menu You will return to the previous menu.
Cancel
Save
System
SettingsInputsOutputsDefault
Reset
7.Basicsettings
TheResetfunctioncanbeusedtoclearthesettingsofthecontrolunitandreturntheunittoresetstatus.Inthisstatus,allofthedevicesofthesamesystemtypehaveidenticalsettings.
1
2
3
Outputs
Default Reset
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7.3 Resetting the user password for the control unit for coniguration changes
Password change
Step Key Display Description
1 Basic initialization
Select the <New Pwd> menu item using <arrow key down> Press the ENTER key. You will enter the following password editing window.
2 Enter new password A new password can be entered in the password editing window. The old user password is accessed
and displayed when the window is opened. The configuration menu for settings changes can be opened with this password.
Enter the input value using <arrow keys up/down> Press the ENTER key to confirm the entry.
or Use <arrow keys left/right> to move the cursor position to the desired location. Press the ENTER key to confirm the entry. Enter the new value using <arrow keys up/down> Press the ENTER key. You will return to the Config. menu.
Reset
ØØØØØØØØ
System
SettingsInputsOutputs
Default
ResetDefault
Reset
New Pwd
Theuserpasswordisfactorypre-setto"0"decimalplaces.Onlynumeralsbetween0and9arepermitted.Themenuitem<NewPwd>isselectedandconfirmedintheconfigurationmenu<Config.>forthepurposeofchangingtheuserpasswordforconfigurationchanges.Afterwards,awindowforenteringthenewpasswordopens.Thecurrentlyflashingcursorpositionischangedwiththekeysup/down.Thecursorpositioncanbechangedwiththerightandleftkeys.
1
2
3Default
Reset
New Pwd
previous password
00000000
7.Basicsettings
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8.1 Control cubicle
8. Electrical connections/wiring
8. Electrical connections/wiring
Mounting diagram, control cubicle, version 24 VDC, 230 VAC, 400 VAC
300
300
2
3
1
ca. 3
3021
0ca
. 220
ca. 340
Schmierung starten
Start lubrication
FehlerFault
7-D26-H16-S1
6-H2
6-Q1
X 2
X 3
X 1
1 2 3
4 5 6
PEPE
5 6
1 2 3
4
1 2 PE 3 4 PE PE
24
9 10 1112
2322212019181716151413
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
242322212019181716151413
9 10 11121 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
PE PE
8-K
4
8-K1M6-Q2
6-F
1
6-Q1
X 2
X 1
X 3
24
9 10 1112
2322212019181716151413
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
PE PE
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
242322212019181716151413
9 10 11121 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
L1 L2 L3 N PE U V WPE PE
PE PE
6-K
2
8-K
4
8-K1M
6-Q2
6-T1 6-F
16
-F2
6-Q1
X 2
X 1
X 3
24
9 10 1112
2322212019181716151413
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
PE PE
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
242322212019181716151413
9 10 11121 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
L1 N PE 1 2 PE PE
PE PE
6-K
2
8-K
4
8-K1M
6-Q2
6-T1 6-F
16
-F2
6-Q1
24 VDC 230 VAC 400 VAC
Outlet 1 (LC502 control)Outlet 2 (LC502 control)Fault outputInlet 1 (LC502 control)Inlet 2 (LC502 control)Inlet 3 (LC502 control)Inlet 4 (LC502 control)Pump supply to pump motorPower supply to control cabinet
X2
X1
X3
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8.2.1 Power supply 24 VDC
8.2.2 Power supply 230 VAC 8.2.3 Power supply 400 VAC8.2 Terminal strip X1 power supply
8. Electrical connections/wiring
400 VAC 24 VDC
Assignment of the terminal strip X1 with 400 VAC
L1 Power supply (L1)L2 Power supply (L2)L3 Power supply (L3)N Power supply (N)PE protective (earth) conductorL1 Motor (L1)L2 Motor (L2)L3 Motor (L3)PE protective (earth) conductorPE protective (earth) conductor
Assignment of the terminal strip X1 with 24 VDC
1 Power supply (+)2 Power supply (-)PE protective (earth) conductor3 Motor (+)4 Motor (-)PE protective (earth) conductorPE protective (earth) conductor
230 VAC
Assignment of the terminal strip X1 with 230 VAC
L1 Power supply (L1)N Power supply (N)PE protective (earth) conductorL1 Motor (L1)N Motor (N)PE protective (earth) conductorPE protective (earth) conductor
Cabletype Cabletype
Term
inal
blo
ck: X
1
Aim
1
Terminal-No. Bridge
BMK
Connector
Position
Feed in Power supply
3G2,5 3G2,5
1 2 grge
1 2 grge
Fee
d in
Fee
d in
Fee
d in
Mot
or M
otor
Mot
or
Cus
tom
er C
usto
mer
Cus
tom
er 6
-M1
6-M
1 6
-M1
+ - PE
1 2 PE 3 4 PE PE
PE+ -
Cabletype CabletypeTe
rmin
al b
lock
: X1
Aim
1
Terminal-No. Bridge
BMK
Connector
Position
Feed in Power supply
3G2,5 3G1,5
sw bl grge
1 2 grge
Fee
d in
Fee
d in
Fee
d in
Mot
or M
otor
Mot
or
Cus
tom
er C
usto
mer
Cus
tom
er 6
-M1
6-M
1 6
-M1
PE
L1 N PE 1 2 PE PE
L1 N PE L1 N
Cabletype Cabletype
Term
inal
blo
ck: X
1
Aim
1
Terminal-No. Bridge
BMK
Connector
Position
Feed in Power supply
5G2,5 4G1,5
sw br sw bl grge
1 2 3 grge
fee
d in
fee
d in
fee
d in
fee
d in
fee
d in
Mot
or M
otor
Mot
or M
otor
Cus
tom
er C
usto
mer
Cus
tom
er C
usto
mer
Kun
de 6
-M1
6-M
1 6
-M1
6-M
1
U V W PE
L1 L2 L3 N PE U V W PE PE
L1 L2 L3 N PE
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8.3
Te
rmin
al strip
X2 a
ssignm
ent o
f the in
puts w
ith a
nalo
g p
ressu
re se
nso
r
8. Electrical connections/wiring
Termin
al strip
X2, In
puts w
ith a
nalo
g p
ressu
re se
nso
r
associated terminal diagram
- see Chapter 8.3.1
Cabletype Cabletype
Terminal block: X2
Aim 1
Terminal-N
o.
Bridge
BMK
Connector
Position
123456789
101112PEPE
131415161718192021222324PEPE
Pressure sensor, line 1 Pressure sensor, line 2 D
elay extension Fill level
3X0,75 3X0,75 2X0,75 3X0,75
12
3
12
3
1kΩ1kΩ
12
+ Delay extension - Delay extension
Customer
Customer
+
-
+24V Fill leve
Signal Fill levelOV Fill level
12
3
Fill leve1
23
Fill level Fill level
1
34
1
34
Pressure, line 1
Pressure, line 1 Pressure, line 1
Pressure, line 2
Pressure, line 2 Pressure, line 2
Pressure sensor 1
Pressure sensor 1 Pressure sensor 1
Pressure sensor 2
Pressure sensor 2 Pressure sensor 2
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8.3.1 Terminal diagram X2 assignment of the inputs with analog pressure sensor
8. Electrical connections/wiring
Terminal diagram
Terminal strip X2 (24V)
Input No. Function 2-wire switch
3-wire switch
Analog sensor
Input 1 1 not connected
2 Pressure sensor 1 (+24V) X
3 not connected
13 Pressure sensor 1 (signal) X | *)
14 Pressure sensor 1 (0V) X | *)
15 not connected
Input 2 4 not connected
5 Pressure sensor 2 (+24V) X
6 not connected
16 Pressure sensor (signal) X | *)
17 Pressure sensor 2 (0V) X | *)
18 not connected
Input 3 7 Delay extension (+) X
8 not connected
9 Delay extension (-) X
19 not connected
20 not connected
21 not connected
Input 4 10 not connected
11 Fill level (+24V) X
12 not connected
22 Fill level (Signal) X
23 Fill level (0V) X
24 not connected
2-wire switch • Switches, buttons, etc. • Pressure switches • Differential pressure switch (requires 2 inputs) • mech. ill level switch (FF and FB pumps) 3-wire switch • ultrasonic ill level switch • W2 ill level control (capacitive proximity switch) Analog sensor • Pressure sensor • analog ill level sensor *) When analog sensors are used, a BES6 link plug (equipped with a resistance of 1.0 kΩ, 0.5 W) must be installed between "Signal (-)" and "power supply (-)" for measuring range adjustment.
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8.3
.2 Te
rmin
al strip
X2 a
ssignm
ent o
f the in
puts w
ith D
DS
50/1
8. Electrical connections/wiring
Termin
al strip
X2, in
puts a
nd o
utp
uts w
ith d
iffere
ntia
l pre
ssure
switch
DD
S50/1
associated terminal diagram
- see Chapter 8.3.3
Cabletype Cabletype
Terminal block: X2
Aim 1
Terminal-N
o.
Bridge
BMK
Connector
Position
Differential-pressure sw
itch 5G0,75
123456789
101112PEPE
131415161718192021222324PEPE
Delay extension
Fill level
12
2X0,75 3X0,75
grge3
4
12
Pressure, line 1
Pressure, line 1
+ Delay extension
- Delay extension
+24V Fill level
Signal Fill levelOV Fill level
Differential-pre. sw.
1
23
4
Pressure, line 2
Pressure, line 2 Customer
Customer
12
3
F Fill level1
23
PE
+
-
Fill level Fill level
Differential-pre. switch Differential-pre. switch Differential-pre. switch
Differential-pre. switch
Differential-pre. switch
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8.3.3 Terminal diagram X2 assignment of the inputs with DDS50/1
8. Electrical connections/wiring
Terminal diagram
Terminal strip X2 (400V, 230V, 24V)
Input No. Function 2-wire switch
3-wire switch
Analog sensor
Input 1 1 Differential pressure switch (1) X
2 not connected
3 Differential pressure switch (2) X
13 not connected
14 not connected
15 not connected
Input 2 4 Differential pressure switch (3) X
5 not connected
6 Differential pressure switch (4) X
16 not connected
17 not connected
18 not connected
Input 3 7 Delay extension (+) X
8 not connected
9 Delay extension (-) X
19 not connected
20 not connected
21 not connected
Input 4 10 not connected
11 Fill level (+24V) X
12 not connected
22 Fill level (Signal) X
23 Fill level (0V) X
24 not connected
2-wire switch • Switches, buttons, etc. • Pressure switches • Differential pressure switch (requires 2 inputs) • mech. ill level switch (FF and FB pumps) 3-wire switch • ultrasonic ill level switch • W2 ill level control (capacitive proximity switch) Analog sensor • Pressure sensor • analog ill level sensor *) When analog sensors are used, a BES6 link plug (equipped with a resistance of 1.0 kΩ, 0.5 W) must be installed between "Signal (-)" and "power supply (-)" for measuring range adjustment.
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8.4.1 Outputs 24 VDC 8.4.2 Outputs 230/400 VAC
8.4 Terminal strip X3, outputs
Version 24 VDC
ThefaultsignalcanbeprogrammedeitherasNCContact(NC)orasNOContact(NO).NC= Signalinterruptionintheeventof a fault
NO=Signaltransmissionintheevent of a fault
8. Electrical connections/wiring
X3, 24 VDC
Assignment of the terminal strip X3 with 24 VDC
1 Output 1 (+)2 Output 2 (+)3 Fault notification (+)4 Output 1 (-)5 Output 2 (-)6 Fault notification (-)PE protective (earth) conductorPE protective (earth) conductor
X3, 230 VAC/400 VAC
Assignment of the terminal strip X3 with 230/400 VAC
1 Output 1 (+)2 Output 2 (+)3 Fault signal (Com)4 not connected5 Output 1 (-)6 Output 2 (-)7 Fault signal (NC) 8 Fault signal (NO) PE protective (earth) conductorPE protective (earth) conductor
Cabletype Cabletype
Term
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ck: X
3
Aim
1
Terminal-No. Bridge
BMK
Connector
Position
Valve 1 Valve 2
3G1 3G1
1 2 3 PE PE 4 5 6 PE PE
Fault signal 2X0,75
1 1 PE PE 2 2
1 2
1 2
grge
grge
1 2
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Fau
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Val
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Val
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Cabletype Cabletype
Term
inal
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3
Aim
1
Terminal-No. Bridge
BMK
Anschluss
Ort
Valve 1 Valve 2
3G1 3G1
1 2 3 4 PE PE 5 6 7 8 PE PE
Fault signal NC Fault signal NO
2X0,75 2X0,75
1 1 PE PE 2 2
1 2
1 2
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9. Operational and pump faults
9.1 Operational malfunctions
9.1.1 General information
The operator/operating personnel must perform visual ill level control of the lubricant reservoir at regular intervals. The control intervals depend on the amount of lubri-cant required and the pump's runtime. The operator/operating personnel must therefore determine the intervals on their own based on the speciic conditions of usage.
If the reservoir has been pumped empty, the entire system must be bled after reilling (see "Assembly" chapter).
9.1.2 System errors
The LC502 control unit is able to detect a
rangeofdifferentsystemfaults.ThecontrolunitactivatestheredLEDassoonasanerrorisdetected.Anactivefaultisviewedasfollows:Selectthedevicestatusmenu<Status>inthemainmenu,followedbytheerrormenu<Errors>intheStatusmenu.Uponconfirma-
tion,thesourcesofalldetectedfaultsaredis-
9.3 Deletefaultnotiication
All error notiications can be acknowledged and cleared using the key; the lubrication process restarts. This can be performed by an external pressure switch (DK, see Chapter 2.3.2) if desired.
Warning!
Determine and remedy the cause of faults before deleting fault notiications. The user is liable for damages result-ing from operating the machine without lubrication.
playedinplaintext.AfaultcanbeselectedintheErrormenutoviewitsdetails.
9.2 Display faults
Select the error display menu.
Step Key Display
1
2
3
English
German
Info
ConigStatus
Lub
Fault
IO State
9. Operational and pump faults
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Fault types
Fault type Definition Display Example of fault Correction (control unit)
Mal-function
A fault has occurred that affects the proper functioning of the lubrication system.
The lubrication points may
not be supplied with adequate
lubrication because a
malfunction has affected the
proper functioning of the lubri-
cation system.
Malfunctions must always be
remedied immediately.
- LED flashes
Fill level in the reservoir sinks to the level of the pre-warning sensor (only on systems equipped and configured with this functionality).
No pressure build-up during pump runtime
No pressure release during pause time
1. Extend pump runtime or enter delay time2. Inspect connections for connection3. If no changeover signal is Pressure sensor: o Check pressure sensor connection o Check pressure sensor and replace if necessary4. Changeover valve does not switch: o Check connection of changeover valve o Check changeover valve and replace if necessary
9.4 Fault types
The control unit issues a malfunction notiica-tion with each fault that occurs (see following table).
9. Operational and pump faults
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9.5 Errornotiication
1
2
3Lub
Errors
IO State
Displayed error notifications
Fault notification Category Possible cause Rectification
Current error Malfunction o The measured motor current has gone below the limit.
• Remove agitator jamming • Check lubricant delivery
Tank gauge error(error in fill level indicator)
Malfunctiono The fill level sensor of the agitator (W1) does not measure pulses after more than 25 seconds, although the pump motor is on. o The analog, capacitive, or mechanical fill level sensor/switch indicates an empty tank even though the lubricant reservoir still contains suffi-cient lubricant.o Connection interrupted
• Check pump fill level• Inspect the mechanical fill level switch (W1) for proper function and replace if necessary
• Inspect the connection of the fill level switch and replace the outlet or fill level switch if necessary
• Inspect the connection of the fill level switch
Temperature error Malfunction o This error is reported if the temperature rises above or falls below the maximum or minimum operating temperature, respectively.
• Change the ambient conditions so that a permissible operating temperature is achieved for the control unit/pump(temperature range -25 - 70°C)
Output error Malfunction This error is reported if a short circuit or line break is detected at the output. This is a connec-tion error in both cases. To display the specifics of the error, first select the affected output.
• Inspect the affected output connections for short circuit or line break and rewire if necessary.
9. Operational and pump faults
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Displayed error notifications
Fault notification Category Possible cause Rectification
Input error
- Connection error
- Pressure error
Malfunction Different signal sources can be connected to a single input. Errors that are detected on an input can therefore have various causes. A list of possible input errors follows:
o Connection errors are reported if the signal source configured for the input must conduct closed-circuit current but the measured cur-rent is below the expected minimum value. The problem may lie in a cycle switch or an analog or capacitive fill level monitoring sensor.
o Dual-line centralized lubrication systems use pressure sensors to monitor the lubrication process. The pressure sensors must report pressure build-up or pressure reduction wit-hin a specified time. If the expected signal is not received within expected time, a pressure error on the affected input is reported.
• Inspect electrical lines and connections of the affected input and replace if necessary
• Inspect fill level switch of the affected input and replace if necessary
• Use a pressure gauge to inspect pressure build-up; if the changeover pressure is not present:
- Inspect pump feeding and replace pump element if necessary - Inspect changeover valve/connections of changeover valve and
replace if necessary- Inspect dual-line distributors for proper function and replace
any defective single-line distributor- Inspect main line for leaks, replace if necessary
• Use a pressure gauge to inspect pressure build-up; if the changeover pressure is present:
- Inspect connections of the pressure sensors and replace cable harness if necessary
- Inspect pressure sensors and replace if necessary • If using an analog pressure sensors, inspect the value range
of the changeover point <p-Active> This value must be in the range of the pressure sensor (20 - 1003).
9. Operational and pump faults
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10. LC502 menu displays
ThefollowingmenudisplaysarebasedonthefullprogrammingoptionsoftheLC502controlunit. The list therefore contains the menus for
ProFlex,MonoFlex,andDuoFlex.
Menu displays, Table 1 of 6
English German Description
English - English language selection
- German German language selection
Info Info Device information menu
Config Konfig Configuration menu
Status Status Device status menu
Service Service Menu reserved for SKF, used for locking important settings
Serial Serie Nr Menu selection for the serial number
Firmware Firmware Menu selection for identifying the program on the control unit
Sys time Sys Zeit Total runtime of the control unit
Mot time Mot Zeit Total runtime of the motor
Err time Störzeit Total time that the current error has been present If there is currently no error state, the display shows the sum time of all errors detected thus far
View Anzeigen Menu selection for configuration view Changes cannot be made. Password is not required.
Edit Ändern Menu selection for editing the configuration
10. LC502 menu displays
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Menu displays, Table 2 of 6
English German Description
Password Passwort Password entry
System System Menu selection for viewing/editing the mode of operation
Settings Einstel. Menu selection for configuring parameters
Inputs Eingänge Menu selection for configuring inputs
Outputs Ausgänge Menu selection for configuring outputs
Default Grundini Menu selection for restoring default settings
Reset Reset Menu selection for resetting (clearing) the device
New Pwd Neue Pwd Menu selection for changing the user password
ProFlex ProFlex Menu selection for progressive lubrication
MonoFlex MonoFlex Menu selection for single-line lubrication
DuoFlex DuoFlex Menu selection for dual-line lubrication
Line 1/2 Strang 1/2 Lubrication line
Time Zeit Menu selection for configuring lubrication times
Valves Ventile Menu selection for valve assignments
Trials Wiederho Repeat attempts in block mode
p-switch p-Schalt Pressure sensor assignment menu
p-Diff p-Diff Differential pressure on dual-line systems
Cyc-type Zyk. Typ Cycle type (half/full cycle) for dual-line lubrication
Delayer Verzöger Delay extension input (function selection and assignment for the line whose pause time will be halted)
10. LC502 menu displays
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Menu displays, Table 3 of 6
English German Description
ExtStop Stopeing Error input (function selection and assignment for the line that will be stopped in the event of an error)
MCNumber MCZyklen MC (machine contact input) (function selection and assignment for the line that will be controlled)
Cycles Zyklen Number of cycle inputs that are monitored.
Pause Pause Pause time
Runtime Runtime Pump runtime for the current line
Pause 2 Pause 2 Pause time in block mode (if cycles are absent and a new attempt is started until they are received)
Dwell Nachlauf Delay time in block mode and on single-line and dual-line systems. This is also displayed for enabling/disabling the delay time.
Release Entlast. Selection for pressure relief. The input to be selected afterwards is used for pressure relief.
Build-up Aufbau Selection for pressure build-up. The input to be selected afterwards is used for pressure build-up.
Valve 1/2 Ventil 1/2 Valve 1/2 on a dual-line system
Output 1/2 Ausgang 1/2 Output port 1 and 2
Input 1 - 4 Eingang 1 - 4
Input port 1 to 4
None Kein This is selected if no other selection has been made
p-swit 1/2 p-sch 1/2 Pressure sensor for line 1/2 in dual-line systems
Disabled Inaktiv The selection in the previous menu window is not enabled
Enabled Aktiv The selection in the previous menu window is enabled
Half Halb Cycle model in dual-line systems (half lubrication cycle)
Full Voll Cycle model in dual-line systems (full lubrication cycle)
10. LC502 menu displays
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Menu displays, Table 4 of 6
English German Description
MCCount1 to MCCount4
MCZähl. 1 bis MCZähl. 4 Selection of MC control input for the affected line
Mon+Stop Mon+Stop Runtime limitation based on agitator rotations, with monitoring by cycle switch. An error is reported in the event of missing cycles.
Monitor Monitor Cycle switches that are monitored during pump runtime. A report is generated if cycles are missing at the end of the runtime and (if applicable) block mode.
Imm. Stop (immediate stop)
Sof. Stop (Sofort Stopp) Lubrication is stopped as soon as the expected cycles are received on the input. No report is gener-ated if cycles are missing on other inputs. This function is also used for the agitator.
Col. Stopp(collective stop)
War. Stopp(Warten und stopp)
An input with this setting monitors other inputs. Lubrication is stopped as soon as the last expected cycle is received on the input and on all other inputs. The input with this setting waits for the last missing cycle on other inputs before it stops lubrication. A report is generated if cycles are missing at the end of the runtime and (if applicable) block mode.
Function Funktion Selection for configuring the function of inputs and outputs
Type Typ Signal type of an input or output (analog/digital)
Polarity Polung Signal polarity: This is how it is defined whether the respective input or output, respectively, func-tions as NO Contact or NC Contact.
Limits Grenzw. Limit values for analog signals
CycCount Zyk Zähl Function of an input as cycle switch
MCCount MC Zähl. Function of an input as machine contact
Level SW Füllhöhe Function of an input as fill level monitoring sensor. This is also used to show errors from the fill level monitoring sensor.
p-switch p-Schalt Function of an input as pressure sensor
10. LC502 menu displays
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Menu displays, Table 5 of 6
English German Description
ExternDK ExternDK Function of an input as DK input
ExtDelay Pausever Function of an input as delay extension input
ExtStop Stopeing Function of an input as stopper input
Analogue Analog Analog input or output
Digital Digital Digital input or output
N Closed(normally closed)
Öffner Signal polarity of an input or output, respectively, as NC Contact, the signal carries a voltage in non-active status
N Open(normally open)
Schließ.er Signal polarity of an input or output, respectively, as NO Contact, the signal carries a voltage in active status
p-Active p-Aktiv Analog active value of a pressure sensor at an input
ErrorOut Störausg Error output signal. This is activated if an error is present.
Valve SW Ventil Function of an output as valve control signal
Cancel Abbruch Menu selection for canceling or ignoring the selected operation
Save Speiche. Menu selection for saving changes to the configuration
Lub Lub Menu selection for displaying the current status of the lubrication process
Errors Fehler Menu selection for displaying current errors
10. LC502 menu displays
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Menu displays, Table 6 of 6
English German Description
IO State IO Zust. Menu selection for displaying the electrical state of inputs and outputs.
IO Conn. IO Verb. Menu selection for displaying the connection state of inputs and outputs.
Temp. Temp. Menu selection for displaying the current system temperature or temperature errors
Lubtime Lubzeit Menu selection for displaying the current status and remaining time of the lubrication process
Rotation Drehung Rotations of the agitator
No Error Kein Error display when no error has been detected
Current Strom Error display for a motor current error
Pressure Druck This is used to display pressure errors.
Represents an input
Represents an output
Represents an open connection
Represents a closed connection
ResetPwd ResetPwd Menu selection for editing the user password
Unlocked Stellbar Menu selection for enabling a mode of operation or inputs and outputs
Locked Gesperrt Menu selection for blocking a mode of operation or inputs and outputs
Delayer Verzöger Delay extension input (function selection and assignment for the line whose pause time will be halted)
10. LC502 menu displays
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11. Technical data of the LC502 control unit
11. Technical data of the LC502 control unit
11.1 Basic setting of the LC 502
Pause time: 00008 h, 00 m, 00 s Pump runtime: 00000h, 04m, 00s Dwell time: 0000 h, 00 m, 05 s
correspondstoapausetimeof8hours correspondstoapumpruntimeof4minutes correspondstoadwelltimeof5secondsBasicsettingoftheinputsandoutputs Pump:
<Input4> =><Function>=><Filllevel>=>
forFF/FBmulti-linepump <Type>=><Mechanics>(Filllevelswitchforminimumdisplay) <Polarity>=><NCcontact>(Default) forFKpump <Type>=>>capacit.>FilllevelswitchforMinLubrication line 1:
<Input 1> =><Function>=><p-switch>=> <Type>=><Digital>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(DDS50/1,mainfeedline1)<Input 2> => <Function> => <p-switch> => <Type> => <Digital> => <Polarity> => <NO contact> (DDS50/1, main feed line 2)
<Input 3> =><Function>=><ExtDelay>=><Polarity>=><NCcontact><Output 1- =><Valve>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(changeovervalve,mainfeedline1) <Output 2> =><Valve>=><Polarity>=><NOcontact>(changeovervalve,mainfeedline2)
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