QUICK START MANUAL Document reference MAVM600MK2MPS-QS/E
VM600
Mk2
machinery protection system (MPS) Edition 2 - February 2021
2-2
MPC4
Mk2
machinery protection and condition monitoring module
OVERVIEW OF VM600
Mk2
MACHINERY PROTECTION SYSTEM (MPS) HARDWARE
2.2 MPC4
Mk2
machinery protection and condition monitoring module
The MPC4
Mk2
machinery protection and condition monitoring module panel is shown in
Figure 2-1.
NOTE: The MPC4
Mk2
machinery protection and condition monitoring module is always
used with an associated IOC4
Mk2
input/output module as a pair/set of modules
(see 2.3 IOC4
Mk2
input/output module).
Figure 2-1 illustrates the main components found on the MPC4
Mk2
module’s panel and briefly
explains their function.
It also summarises the behaviour and meaning of the MPC4
Mk2
module’s LEDs. A more
detailed explanation of the MPC4
Mk2
LEDs is given in Table 2-1 and Table 2-2.
As shown in Figure 2-1, the MPC4
Mk2
module has the following connectors:
•CHn connectors – CH1, C2, CH3 and CH4
These BNC connectors make the buffered outputs (“raw” analog signals) corresponding
to the dynamic channel inputs available at the front of the VM600
Mk2
/VM600 rack.
NOTE: The buffered outputs corresponding to dynamic channel inputs are also
available on the J2 connector of the MPC4
Mk2
module’s corresponding
IOC4
Mk2
module, as “raw” analog signals.
•AXn connectors – AX1 and AX2
These BNC connectors make the buffered outputs (“raw” analog signals) corresponding
to the auxiliary channel inputs available at the front of the VM600
Mk2
/VM600 rack.
NOTE: The buffered outputs corresponding to auxiliary channel inputs are also
available on the J2 connector of the MPC4
Mk2
module’s corresponding
IOC4
Mk2
module, as “raw” analog and as TTL-level signals.
• LAN connector
This Ethernet (8P8C (RJ45)) connector is used to connect the MPC4
Mk2
module
(VM600
Mk2
MPS) to a computer running the VibroSight
®
software – in order to support
configuration, operation and management.
NOTE: Once configured, a VM600
Mk2
MPS can operate stand-alone, that is, without
a computer connected.
For information on communicating with a MPC4
Mk2
module, see 1.7 Connecting to a
computer.
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