Gb Bearing Vibration Monitor; Scope Of Delivery - Emerson CSI 6500 Machinery Health Monitor Schnellstartanleitung

Product Information / Produktinformation A6120
Bearing Vibration Monitor
GB
1 BEARING VIBRATION MONITOR
The two−channel Bearing Vibration Monitor A6120 is a module of the A6000 machine
monitoring system. The micro−processor controlled monitor is used in conjunction with two
seismic sensors to measure and monitor the absolute bearing vibration at all kinds of turbines,
compressors fans, gear units, etc.
The two channels of the monitor operate independently from each other. Each channel may be
configured for one of the following signal processing:
Vibration amplitude (signal evaluation: zero−peak or peak−peak)
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• Vibration velocity (signal evaluation: rms−value)
The characteristic values can be output via a 0/4 ... 20mA current output per channel.
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Scope of Delivery

The following parts are included in the scope of delivery and must be contained in the shipment:
• Bearing Vibration Monitor A6120
• This product information
Accessories (not included in delivery):
• MMS ParaKit (order no.: 9510−00027)
If the contents are incomplete or if is there any damage, so directly complain at the bearer. The
competent epro−sales agency must be also informed, to enable repair or replacement for the
monitor. Repair or calibration of this instrument may only be done at epro.
In this product information the mounting and electrical connection of the
monitor is described.
For secure use of the monitor, observe the direction for use "Bearing Vibration
Monitor A6120" (order number: 6110−90002). You can find this direction on
the configuration software CD as pdf−data file. Amongst others, it contains
useful informations for configuration and use of the A6120.
To ensure the safe operation of the monitor and to permit setting of all
functions, it is indispensable to use only the latest version of configuration
software (version 2.08 or newer) and operating manual.
The use of old operating manuals or configuration programs out of date may
lead to malfunctions or limitations of the measuring functions.
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