RECO EasyLine RM-216 CB.10 Operating And Installation Instructions Download | Manualshive

Page: 6 / 15

background image

RM-216 CB.10 Easy Line Documentation

RDN 10000088

6

07.07.2016



Other connections

«
...
4
5
6
7
8
...
»

Summary of Contents for EasyLine RM-216 CB.10

Page 1: ...Operating and Installation Instructions Filter control system RM 216 CB EasyLine ...

Page 2: ... 1 Function when shipped 7 5 2 Setting parameters 7 5 3 Parameter list 9 6 Operating modes 10 6 1 Test mode 10 6 2 Down time cleaning 10 6 3 Cleaning via start stop input external p switch 10 7 Troubleshooting 11 8 Text messages on the display 12 9 Details on the equipment function 13 10 Glossary 14 11 Technical specifications 15 Regulations 2014 30 EU 2014 35 EU Legend Important note Important wa...

Page 3: ...cable laws conditions orders and regulations governing the setting up of electrical equipment must be observed in respect of the installation site Setting of equipment with degree of protection IP00 without covers may only be performed by authorized expert staff when disconnected and whilst observing the local safety and accident prevention regulations The RM 216 CB may only be operated in the per...

Page 4: ...ly voltage connection A separate power supply unit is recommended for the operation of the filter controller with extra low voltage The unit can be operated with a supply voltage of 24 V DC if no expansion modules are connected and if the electric cables to the solenoid valves are shorter than 3 meters long ...

Page 5: ...Use shielded cable for all bus lines The shielding must be connected unilaterally to the protective earthing PE Signal cables must not be laid parallel to power cables Tighten all cable glands in use so the cables are properly enclosed and water cannot penetrate Cable glands that are not in use must be closed or replaced by blind plugs ...

Page 6: ...RM 216 CB 10 Easy Line Documentation RDN 10000088 6 07 07 2016 Other connections ...

Page 7: ...ll up all following parameters P02 P11 in sequence The parameters already displayed can be accessed by repeatedly pressing the button To change the value of a displayed parameter press the ENTER button for at least one second The program then changes from parameter selection mode to parameter setting mode Press the button to increase the parameter value displayed in increments Press the button to ...

Page 8: ...RM 216 CB 10 Easy Line Documentation RDN 10000088 8 07 07 2016 ...

Page 9: ...ve test 2 Input test 3 5 For manufacturer purposes only Off 0 0 5 P09 P09 Ser run hour Service operating hours P10 P10 Ser run h AL Service operating hours alarm 0 h 0 25000 h P11 P11 Ser r h Code Service operating hours code 0 0 250 Number of all valves connected to the RM 216 CB and to the expansion modules The parameter is used by the equipment for internal monitoring purposes and need only be ...

Page 10: ...ning perform the following steps Remove the factory fitted wire jumper on input E1 E2 terminals 10 11 Connect a free auxiliary contact make contact of the fan contactor to terminals 10 and 11 The input should be operated in isolation Set parameter P05 Down time cleaning cycles to the required number of cycles see also section 5 2 Setting parameters If the fan is switched on the contact on E1 E2 cl...

Page 11: ...gnet coil faulty Replace coil No down time cleaning Parameter P05 0 down time cleaning cycles Set parameter P05 Down time cleaning cycles to a different value There is no signal from the fan control Activate signal to input I1 I2 Cleaning ineffective Interval time too long Set parameter P02 Interval time to a lower value Pressure too low Set pressure to 6 8 bar min 5 bar Set parameter P02 Interval...

Page 12: ...and I2 Stand By Val No The control has been enabled via input E1 E2 and stopped via input D1 D2 Cleaning Off Val No The control has been enabled via input E1 E2 and started via input D1 D2 Cleaning On Val No Down time cleaning active DTC Cleaning ON 000 Pcs The alarm switching point for the service hours counter has been exceeded Call Service Val No A connected O module RM LV8 or RM LV16 is out of...

Page 13: ...r elements terminals 8 9 If automatic components for dust removal extractor elements are fitted these need to be in operation during cleaning and during down time cleaning Connect the cut out for controlling these drive units to the isolated output S1 S2 Alarm relay output A1 A2 A3 terminals 5 6 7 As soon as the supply voltage is present on the RM 216 CB relay contact A1 A2 closes terminals 5 6 an...

Page 14: ...xtractor element on and off I O module Input output module module for the input and output of control signals Operation mode Status of the RM 216 CB in which the equipment is ready for operation Parameter selection mode Status of the RM 216 CB in which the equipment operator can select a parameter Parameter setting mode Status of the RM 216 CB in which the equipment operator can set a parameter Pa...

Page 15: ...les Fuses 230 V T 0 4 A 250 V 5 x 20 mm 110 V T 0 8 A 250 V 5 x 20 mm Extra low voltage Fusing via PTC resistor Temperature range 20 C to 60 C Degree of protection Casing IP 66 NEMA 4 Dimensions See chapter 3 Assembly Weight approx 0 8 kg Installation height max 3000 m above M S L The unit can be operated with a supply voltage of 24 V DC if no expansion modules are connected and if the electric ca...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for EasyLine RM-216 CB.10

Brand: Accel Pages: 8

Brand: Oldham Pages: 32

Brand: H3C Pages: 14

Brand: OMA Pages: 75

Brand: RadioMaster Pages: 10

Brand: Xblue Networks Pages: 2

Brand: KanDao Pages: 265

Brand: I-Tork Pages: 15

Brand: MGC Pages: 16

Brand: Haes Pages: 42

TBEN-L 8IOL Series

Brand: turck Pages: 148

APEXpy 07-37A2-2111/ 520Series

Brand: Bartec Pages: 98

Brand: mikroElektronika Pages: 3

Brand: Window Master Pages: 7

Brand: nvent Pages: 6

Brand: Smart Vision Pages: 5

Brand: Teledyne Pages: 47

Brand: Western Co Pages: 14

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands