Description Of The Measuring Modes; Mode M1: Measure Continuously; Mode M2: Measure Continuously And Switch; Mode M3: Filter Down To Contamination Level And Stop - HYDAC International ContaminationSensor CS 1000 Serie Betriebs- Und Wartungsanleitung

ContaminationSensor CS

7 Description of the Measuring Modes

After powering up, the CS 1000 automatically runs in one of the following measuring modes
(set in Power Up Mode).
7.1

Mode M1: Measure continuously

Application:
Active data outputs:
Purpose:
Function:
7.2

Mode M2: Measure continuously and switch

Application:
Active data outputs:
Purpose:
Function:
7.3

Mode M3: Filter down to contamination level and stop

Application:
Active data outputs:
Purpose:
Function:
7.4

Mode M4: Filter to establish contamination levels continuously

Application:
Active data outputs:
Purpose:
Function:
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Stand alone sensor
Display & RS485 & analog output
Pure measurement only
Continuous measurement of solid contamination,
without any switching functions
Stand alone sensor with monitoring of alerts
Display & RS485 & analog output & switching output
Continuous measurement and drive of signal lamps etc.
Continuous measurement of solid contamination,
continuous surveillance of programmable threshold,
if threshold is exceeded, the switching output is activated
to monitor an alert on site
Control of Filter cart
display & RS485 & analog output & switching output
Single clean up of a hydraulic reservoir
Control of the filter units pump,
continuous measurement of solid contamination,
if pre-programmed cleanliness level is reached 5 times in
sequence, the pump is stopped
Control of stationary off line filtration unit
display & RS485 & analog output & switching output
establish reservoir cleanliness between min/max levels
Control of the filter units pump,
continuous measurement of solid contamination,
if pre-programmed min/max levels are exceeded,
the pump is switched on/off to keep cleanliness
within range
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