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GE Bently Nevada 3300/25 User Manual

GE Bently Nevada 3300/25
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Part Number 80181-01
Rev. AA (08/07)
Bently Nevada™ Asset Condition Monitoring
Operation Manual
3300/25 Dual Accelerometer Input
Monitor

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GE Bently Nevada 3300/25 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model3300/25
CategoryMonitor
OK LEDYes
Input Channels1
Measurement TypeVibration
Sensor TypeProximity Probe
Output Type4-20 mA
Power Supply18-30 VDC
Channels1
Alarm LEDs2 (Alert, Danger)
Relays2 (Alert, Danger)

Summary

Contact Information

Additional Information

Notice

Standard disclaimer stating information is subject to change without notice.

Product Disposal Statement

Statement on responsibility for proper product disposal at end of life.

1. Dual Accelerometer Monitor System

2. Monitor Functions

Dual Accelerometer Input Operation

Describes the primary function of the monitor using accelerometers.

Single Accelerometer Input Operation

Explains using the monitor with a single transducer input.

OK Status and Indicators

Defines OK status, its relation to output, and related LEDs.

Timed OK/Channel Defeat Function

Minimizes false alarms due to faulty transducer wiring.

OK Relay Function

Describes the System OK Relay function on the Power Input Module.

Alarm and Relay Operation

Explains alarm activation, relay contacts, and voting logic.

Buffered Output Signal

Describes buffered signals from transducers for external equipment.

Recorder Output Signal

Provides a proportional recorder output for each channel.

Self Test Procedures

Describes the three levels of self-test: Cyclic, Power-up, User-invoked.

Error Code Interpretation

Explains how error codes are displayed and their meaning.

3. LED Functionality

3.1 OK LEDs

Details the conditions under which OK LEDs are ON, OFF, or BLINK.

3.2 Bypass LEDs

Describes the conditions for the Bypass LEDs being ON, OFF, or BLINK.

3.3 Alert LEDs

Explains the conditions for the Alert LEDs being ON, OFF, or BLINK.

3.4 Danger LEDs

Details the conditions for the Danger LEDs being ON, OFF, or BLINK.

4. Read Channel Values

5. Read Setpoint Levels

6. Monitor Removal and Disassembly

7. Monitor Disassembly

7.1 Filter and Expander Board Removal

Instructions for removing the filter and expander boards.

7.1.1 Filter Board Removal

Detailed steps for removing the filter board.

7.1.2 Expander Board Removal

Detailed steps for removing the expander board.

7.2 Front Panel Removal

Steps for removing the front panel of the monitor.

7.3 Signal Input Relay Module Removal

Instructions for removing the signal input relay module.

8. Monitor Options

8.1 Field Programmable Options

Lists and explains various field-programmable options for the monitor.

8.2 Monitor Ordering Options

Details the different transducer input and channel unit options.

9. Meter Scale Replacement

10. Alarm Setpoint Adjustment

11. Channel Bypass

12. Danger Bypass

13. Test Alarms

13.1 Connect and Adjust the Test Instruments

Instructions for connecting test instruments for alarm verification.

13.2 Test the Alert Setpoint Level

Procedure to test the alert setpoint level and verify LED indication.

13.3 Test the Danger Setpoint Level

Procedure to test the danger setpoint level and verify LED indication.

13.4 Prepare to Bring the Monitor On Line

Steps to take before bringing the monitor back online after testing.

14. Test OK Limits

15. Calibrate Channels

15.1 Set the Filter Option to No Filters

Steps to set the filter option to 'No Filters' for calibration.

15.2 Connect and Adjust the Test Instruments

Instructions for connecting test instruments for channel calibration.

15.3 Calibrate the Channels

Procedure for calibrating the channels using potentiometers.

15.4 Prepare to Bring the Monitor On Line

Steps to prepare the monitor for operation after calibration.

16. Self Test

17. Error Codes

18. Appendix A–Main Board Options

18.1 Jumper Locations for PWA 105513-xx

Diagram showing jumper locations on the main board.

18.3 Main Board Option Settings

Explains how to configure main board options using jumpers.

18.6 Full Scale Options

Explains how to set full scale options and recalibrate the meter.

19. Appendix B–Filter Board Options PWA 79562-01 and PWA 105521-01

19.4 General Procedure

Steps for programming the monitor with or without filters.

19.5 Filter Board Options

How to choose the filter type by installing/removing jumpers.

19.7 High Pass Filter Options

Table for setting high-pass filter corner frequencies using jumpers.

19.10 Low-Pass Freq. Configuration Table

Tables for selecting low-pass corner frequencies using jumpers.

19.15 Test Filter Option

Procedure to verify filter settings using a function generator.

20. Appendix C–Filter Board Options PWA 148921-01

20.4 General Procedure

Steps for programming the PWA 148921-01 filter board.

20.7 High Pass Filter Options

Table for setting high-pass frequencies for PWA 148921-01.

20.10 Low Pass Filter Options

Tables for low-pass frequencies for PWA 148921-01.

20.11 Band-Pass Filters

How to configure band-pass filters for PWA 148921-01.

20.12 Test Filter Option

Procedure to verify filter settings for PWA 148921-01.

21. Appendix D–Integrated Signals

21.1 Integrator Response

Graph showing the response of the integrator/gain circuit.

21.2 Integrated Buffered Output Calculation

Formula to calculate buffered output voltage for integrated signals.

21.3.1 Conversion Factor Calculation

How the conversion factor (K) is calculated for meter readings.

22. Recommended Spare Parts

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