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General| Category | Protection Device |
|---|---|
| Model | AMS 6300 SIS |
| Manufacturer | Emerson Machinery Health |
| Function | Safety Instrumented System (SIS) |
| Communication Protocols | Modbus |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| Certifications | ATEX, IECEx |
Provides guidance on manual usage, safety compliance, and technical support contact.
Explains standard symbols for notes, cautions, and dangers used throughout the manual.
Details Emerson's liability and warranty terms regarding product use and modifications.
Outlines the procedure for checking shipments for completeness and transport damage.
Briefly mentions the possibility of updating firmware for A6370 Speed monitors.
Offers information on how to contact Emerson for technical assistance and product support.
Instructs users to install and use the device strictly according to the manual's specifications.
Details the system's compliance with SIL 3/SIL 2 standards for Overspeed Protection and rotation direction functions.
Specifies the requirement for a safety low voltage (24V) power supply unit and voltage range.
Describes the AMS 6300 SIS system's role in machinery protection and its core functions.
Explains the overall system architecture, including monitors, backplane, and configuration.
Provides step-by-step instructions and prerequisites for mounting the AMS 6300 SIS system rack.
Lists critical points for ensuring electromagnetic compatibility during system installation.
Specifies the dimensions and layout for mounting the rack and terminal blocks.
Details how to connect input signals and power supply using terminal blocks and backplane.
Provides detailed pin assignments for A6380 (9-pole) and A6381 (25-pole) SubD interfaces.
Outlines the essential steps for parameter input and loading into the monitor for system operation.
Describes the process of configuring the system while it is connected to the computer.
Explains how to prepare and save configuration files on a computer for later use.
Lists the minimum system requirements for installing the AMS 6300 Configuration software.
Describes the information presented on the monitor's display, including speed and error messages.
Lists and explains various messages displayed by the monitor indicating system status or faults.
Details how to access and interpret the monitor's status view, including overview, trending, and service data.
Explains the process of speed determination using sensor signals and trigger thresholds.
Covers the system's capability to detect rotational direction in safety and non-safety modes.
Describes the specific procedure for detecting rotational direction when using gear wheels.
Details the safety-critical function for detecting incorrect rotational direction.
Explains how the system measures and displays shaft acceleration in RPM/s.
Provides detailed specifications for sensor inputs, including voltage, frequency, and type compatibility.
Lists the specifications for sensor signal outputs and current outputs, including ranges and impedance.
Details the technical specifications for TTL and optocoupler pulse outputs, including voltage and frequency.
Presents the specifications for binary digital inputs, including signal levels and resistance.
Illustrates various connection diagrams for analog signals, digital signals, power, and relays.
Includes regulatory compliance documents like CE and UKCA declarations and standards applied.
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