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The rotational speed monitor MS24-112-R/ may be connected to 3-wire pnp sensors, sensors according to EN 50227 (NAMUR) or voltage sources with a signal level between 10 and 30 VDC. Linking terminals 7/8 selects the overspeed monitoring mode. If the preset limit value is exceeded, the relay is deenergised. Leaving terminals 7/8 open activates the underspeed monitoring mode. If the speed is below the preset limit value, the relay is de-energised.

The device features three overlapping measuring ranges and can be easily adapted to the application. A 3-position switch serves to adjust the required measuring range. Then the switch point is adjusted by means of the front panel potentiometer. The test button enables adjustment of the switch point during installation without disabling the output relay.

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The MK26-22-R is a rotational speed monitor designed to compare pulse sequences from two rotating parts on motors, gears, turbines, etc. and to monitor these sequences for slip/synchronous operation. This makes the device especially suited for belt-drive and conveyor- belt monitoring. The MK26-22-R uses NAMUR Switches on the Input Circuits. To monitor slip, i.e. the difference between two rotational speeds, two independent preset values can be adjusted. Thus one relay output can be used for alarm indications and the other for shut-down functions. Each preset can be adjusted separately via a rotary switch in a range of 3-30% in ten steps.

The output relays can be programmed for either N.O. or N.C. operation. When N.C., the relays are energized while the system is operating correctly; when N.O., the relays are de-energized. Linking terminals 4 and 8 selects the N.O. mode; leaving them open selects the N.C. mode.

The MS21-12Ex0-R is a single-channel rotational speed monitor with an intrinsically safe input circuit. It is designed to monitor pulse sequences from NAMUR sensors in hazardous locations. One DPDT setpoint relay output indicates overspeed or underspeed conditions to control equipment in non-hazardous locations. The device monitors for overspeed when terminals 11 and 12 are jumpered; it monitors for underspeed when terminals 11 and 12 are open.

The device has six overlapping preset ranges. The speed preset is the product of the front panel switch and potentiometer settings. The unit operates on the digital pulse principle, which provides relatively short detection times in applications where input pulses occur infrequently. A yellow LED indicates the function of the output relay.

The MS25-UI is a digital to analog converter. It converts the input frequency into an analog current or voltage output relative to the preset measuring range. The device can accommodate NAMUR sensors, 3-wire PNP sensors or other voltage sources with pulse levels between 9 and 30 VDC. The speed range, from 0.6-100,000 pulses/min or 0.01-1660 Hz, is adjusted digitally using four multi-position switches. The voltage output supplies 0-10 V and the current output supplies 0/4-20 mA. The current output may be programmed for 0-20 mA operation by linking terminals 13 and 14.

If NAMUR sensors are used, the input circuit is monitored for wire break and short circuit. During a fault condition, the 2-color LED turns from green to red and the output current drops to 0 mA (also in live-zero operation). The two conditions can be differentiated using the yellow LED; wire-break causes it to turn off. When PNP sensors are used, only the power supply lines are monitored for wire-break. Wire-break and short-circuit conditions on the sensor output are not detected.

TURCK has enhanced its interface module (IM) family with the FM approved IM21 rotational speed interface module with push button and PC programmable functionality. The ability to program the modules using a PC makes device set-up easier and saves installation time. Additionally, FDT/DTM software, together with PACTware, allows multiple parameters to be set and saved.

Keeping in-line with the current IM series, the new models also incorporate the universal supply voltage feature and removable terminals, which make these easy to install in new or existing systems. The ease of use and structure of this function now allows asset management ability with trending and data logging of values. The IM21 module is also equipped with a two-line transfl ective LCD display that is easy to read even in bright lighting conditions.

The MS22-RI is a rotational underspeed/ overspeed monitor with setpoint output. It has an analog output (0/4-20 mA) in addition to a relay output. The MS22-RI accommodates 3-wire PNP sensors, NAMUR sensors, or other voltage sources with pulse levels between 10 and 30 VDC.

If NAMUR sensors are used, the input circuit is monitored for wire-break or short-circuit conditions. During a fault, the 2-color LED turns from green to red and the output relay de-energizes independently of the selected detection mode. The yellow input pulse LED is used to differentiate between a wire-break and a short-circuit condition: a wire-break causes it to turn off. During a fault, the output current drops to 0. This method allows fault detection in controls or indicators connected to the output circuit.

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