Specifications

NOTE: Even if the maximum setting on the potentiometer (dial value

"10") is not used during actual operation, this setting should be tested

during commissioning to ensure that the vibration conveyor device

functions correctly up to its limits.

6 Connect a voltmeter with a suitable measuring range (recommended: 750

V AC) to binding posts 3 and 4 on the connector set. When using a digital

voltmeter, select the maximum measuring range (750 V or 1,000 V).

DANGER! Life-threatening voltages! Take suitable precautions (cover

electrically® live components) to prevent accidents. Observe regulations

specified by the employer's liability insurance association!

NOTE: Use only a RMS responsive meter when measuring the voltage (iron

vane instrument "True RMS"). Other measurement instruments

cannot measure non-sinusoidal values correctly. When using a digital

voltmeter, select a measuring range >750 Vto avoid false

measurements resulting from the Crest/actor!

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Compare the measured vibrator voltage to the values specified by the

manufacturer of the magnetic vibrator; if necessary, use trimming

potentiometer Rl, located on top of the front panel (located on the control

board in the cab net unit)on the control board (type VAE-2).

NOTE: Set the maximum permissible vibrator voltage only if the maximum

com mand value is used. To do this, turn the vibration-width adjuster

to the right-band stop (dial value "10") or, if using an external control

input, set the maximum value.

7 If the specified vibrator voltage value cannot be set due to hammering noi

ses, switch off the device and refer to Chapter 7 (Troubleshooting).

ATTENTION! Collision mode leads to the destruction of the magnetic

vibrator! Therefore, avoid long periods of operation in collision mode

while setting the vibrator voltage!

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