Schmalz IO-Link X-Pump SXPi Series User Manual

Schmalz IO-Link X-Pump SXPi Series

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Schmalz X-Pump – SXPi/SXMPi

Innovative Vacuum for Automation

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

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jessicaellisAug 2, 2025
Why is the vacuum level not being reached or created too slowly in my Schmalz Water Pump?
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  kimmichelleAug 3, 2025
  Several factors could be responsible: * A dirty screw-in filter: Clean the screw-in filter. * A dirty silencer: Replace the silencer. * Leakage in the hose line: Check the hose connections. * Leakage at the suction pad: Check the suction pad. * Operating pressure too low: Increase the operating pressure, but stay within the maximum limits. * Internal diameter of hose lines too small: Refer to the recommended hose diameters.
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Patricia PetersonAug 19, 2025
What to do if payload cannot be held securely by Schmalz Water Pump?
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  Erika HansonSep 12, 2025
  If the payload cannot be held securely, it might be due to: * Vacuum level being too low: Increase the control range if the air-saving function is activated. * Suction pad being too small: Select a larger suction pad.

Schmalz IO-Link X-Pump SXPi Series Specifications

General

Brand	Schmalz
Model	IO-Link X-Pump SXPi Series
Category	Water Pump
Language	English

Summary

Safety Instructions

Important Symbols

Symbols indicating important information and warnings.

General Safety Instructions

General safety guidelines for operating the ejector.

Intended Use

Defines the proper application and limitations of the ejector.

Installation and Operation

Procedures for safe installation and operational setup.

Product Overview

General Description of Functions

Overview of the ejector's primary functions like vacuum generation and blow-off.

Versions

Details different ejector models and their specifications.

Ejector Design

Describes the physical construction and components of the ejector.

Description of Functions

Operating Modes

Explains Automatic, Manual, and Parameterization modes.

Control Concept for NO Ejectors

Control logic for normally open (NO) ejector types.

Control Concept for NC Ejectors

Control logic for normally closed (NC) ejector types.

Control Concept for IMP Ejectors

Control logic for impulse (IMP) ejector types.

General Functions

Covers manual mode, set-up mode, and monitoring features.

Condition Monitoring [CM]

Functions for monitoring system health and performance.

Operating and Menu Concepts

Individual Functions

Describes functions of each button on the foil keypad.

Main Menu

Navigation and parameter settings in the main menu.

Configuration Menu

Advanced settings and extended configuration options.

System Menu

Accessing system data like counters, software, and serial numbers.

Operating Mode

SIO Operating Mode

Standard serial input/output operation.

IO-Link Mode

Operation via the IO-Link communication protocol.

Maintenance

General Maintenance

Routine cleaning and care procedures for the ejector.

Warranty, Spare Parts and Wearing Parts

Information on warranty, spare parts, and replacement components.

Troubleshooting

Guidance for diagnosing and resolving common operational issues.

Accessories

Lists optional accessories available for the ejector system.

Technical Data

Electrical Parameters

Electrical specifications including voltage, current, and signal types.

Display Parameters

Specifications related to the ejector's display unit.

Mechanical Data

Physical properties, materials, operating environment, and dimensions.

Pneumatic Circuit Diagrams

Visual representation of pneumatic connections for different models.

Overview of Display Symbols

Explains the meaning of symbols displayed on the ejector.

Factory Settings

Default configuration values for the ejector.

Conformity Declaration