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General| Brand | DROPSA |
|---|---|
| Model | SMART2 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Describes the SMART2 oil lubrication pump and its applications.
Explains the three-step operation of automatic SMART2: Prelube, Lube, Standby.
Details the location of the machine identification label and its contents.
Specifies lubricant, temperature, humidity, and protection grade.
Details voltage, power, flow rate, pressure, and rotation specifications.
Describes the battery backup for the real-time clock and its specifications.
Lists the main components assembled to the baseplate of the pump.
Describes the front panel controls and features of the manual SMART2.
Describes the front panel controls and features of the automatic SMART2.
Instructions for checking the unit for damage after unpacking.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable location and mounting the pump.
Instructions for making the hydraulic connection to the pump.
Shows the general electrical diagram for both manual and automatic SMART2.
Illustrates PCB user interface connections for power and external outputs.
Details user connections for power supply, pressure-switch, and level contact for manual SMART2.
Details user connections for power supply and sensors for automatic SMART2.
Instructions for setting the power supply voltage (110V/220V).
Describes the function of the variable resistor for display brightness.
Details how to activate the battery backup for date and time.
Lists essential safety precautions before and during electrical connections.
Operating instructions specific to the manual SMART2 system.
Operating instructions specific to the automatic SMART2 system.
Checks to perform before starting the machine.
Detailed steps for starting up the machine.
Guidance on venting air from the pump system.
How to check and adjust system pressure using the manometer.
Explains the sequence of operations during a typical working session.
Illustrates the typical sequence for starting up the SMART2 system.
Setting the lubrication time for the pump cycles.
Setting the standby time when controlled by a timer.
Setting the standby pulse when controlled by a pulse register.
Option to enter the extended menu for more settings.
Setting the type of standby (Timer, Pulse, Both).
Selecting the type of lubrication (Timer, PS, SEP).
Setting the delay time for pump-off, specifically for PS lube type.
Setting the number of lubrication cycles.
Setting the number of prelube cycles.
Setting the pause time between lube cycles.
Selecting the system start mode (Lubric / Standby).
Selecting the type of alarm electric contact.
Enabling or disabling the Date and Time function.
Setting the day for the date function.
Setting the month for the date function.
Setting the year for the date function.
Setting the hour for the time function.
Setting the minutes for the time function.
Defines lube duration and conditions for starting lube.
Proximity sensor monitoring for lube cycle completion.
Proximity sensor monitoring for lube cycle completion.
Defines standby duration when controlled by a timer.
Defines standby duration when controlled by a pulse register.
Defines standby duration based on timer and pulse.
Timer duration for pump-off after pressure is reached.
Number of lubrication cycles to be performed by the system.
Number of prelube cycles before main lube cycles.
Pause time between each lube process.
How the system starts the working session.
Type of alarm electric contact.
Enables/disables Date & Time display and setup.
Setting the day for the date.
Setting the month for the date.
Setting the year for the date.
Setting the hour for the time.
Setting the minutes for the time.
Lists pump anomalies, probable causes, and solutions.
Explains the alarms generated by the VIP2004 controller.
Steps to restart or reset the system after an alarm.
Outlines maintenance tasks and safety precautions.
Details periodic inspection and maintenance tasks.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the machine.
Part numbers and descriptions for manual SMART2 units.
Part numbers and descriptions for automatic SMART2 units.
Lists part numbers and descriptions for spare parts.
Provides physical dimensions and weight of the SMART2 pump.
Instructions for handling and transporting the equipment.
Details potential hazards during operation, including power, flammability, pressure, and noise.
Lists general precautions and incompatible fluids with their dangers.
