SKF CMPT CTU - Default Chapter; Table of Contents

SKF Copperhead Transmitter Unit CMPT CTU
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Instruction Manual
Table of Contents
Description
1 - 4
Features
2 - 5
Specifications
3 - 7
Dimensions/Front panel/Terminals
4 - 9
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Front Panel Rotary Switches
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Connector Assignment
Caution
5 - 12
CMPT CTU Output Signal Scales
6 - 13
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Vibration
....................................................................................................6 - 16
Temperature
Basic Instructions and Wiring Connections
7 - 17
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General Instructions
....................................................................................................7 - 18
Normal Wiring as Vibration and Temperature (optional) Transmitter
....................................................................................................7 - 20
Normal Wiring as Vibration and Temperature (optional) Transmitter with
CMPT DCL Modules for Stand Alone Monitoring
....................................................................................................7 - 21
Parallel Wiring with Secondary CTU
CMPT CTU Output
8 - 22
Interface with Dataloggers and Vibration Systems
9 - 24
CTU CAN-bus
10 - 25
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CTU CAN-bus Connection
....................................................................................................10 - 27
CTU CAN Protocol
....................................................................................................10 - 28
Services
....................................................................................................10 - 30
Unit Address
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Overall Measurement Values