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Digital Lubrication Monitor Model DLM-926PM - Part# 000551
DUAL ZONE MONITOR (COMPRESSOR/ENGINE)
MONITORS AND RECORDS OPERATION OF DIVIDER BLOCK LUBRICATION SYSTEMS
SYSTEM SCAN MODE: Each 10 seconds
the readout will switch between the
following:
Compressor and Engine Pints per Day
COM. 24.1 P/D
ENG. 32.8 P/D
Compressor running seconds and
previous cycle time
COM. 23.1 sec.
PREV. 45.6 sec.
Engine r unning seconds and previous
cycle time
ENG. 23.1 sec
PREV. 36.8 sec.
Compressor and Engine total strokes
COM. 000231 STRKS
ENG. 000456 STRKS
System total r un time in hours
RUNTIME.
000000.000
SPECIFICATIONS
Enclosure.... ................ CLASS I, DIV I GROUPS C, D; T4
Panel mount in 4.5ā Pressure Gauge hole
Power.....................................................................6-24VDC@.0007 amps
(Optional 90-200 Ignition or 120 VAC @.0005 amps)
Alarm Switch ............................................240 VDC or 120 VAC @ 2.5VA
Alarm Time......................................Programmable - 3 sec to 250
seconds
Temperature Range......................................................... -40O to +80O C)
Warranty............................................................................................1 Year
Display................Cycle Time(Sec), Flow Rate(Pints/Day), Total Strokes,
Alarm Status, Total System Run Time(Hours)
Memory..................100 Cycle times Compressor, 100 Cycle times
DESCRIPTION
The DLM-926 is a microprocessor based dual mode
monitor for the display and control of progressive in- line
lubrication systems. Proximity switches mounted to the
divider block system on the engine and compressor
signals the DLM-926 each cycle. The time between
cycles is displayed on the LCD readout as time into the
current cycle as well as the time for the previous cycle.
Each 10 seconds the display changes to show the flow
rate in pints/day, cycle time, total strokes, and system
run time for both the engine and compressor. If the time
between cycles exceeds the programed alarm time an
alarm signal is activated. The DLM-926 alarm function
can be either open or closed loop depending on the
program setting. The last I 00 cycle times for the engine
and compressor lubrication systems are stored in
permanent memory and can be read out via local control
of program buttons. The DLM-926 is powered by 6-24
volts DC with an optional module PM970 (PN000632) to
ENCLOSURE NOTES
-OPEN CIRCUIT BEFORE REMOVING COVER
-OUVRIR LE CIRCUIT AVANT Dā ENELEVER LE COUVERCLE
-KEEP COVER TIGHT WHILE CIRCUITS ARE LIVE
-GARDER LE COUVERCLE BIEN FERME TANT QUE LES SONT SOUS TENSION
-SEAL SHALL BE INSTALLED WITHIN 50MM OF THE ENCLOSURE
-UNSCELLEMENT DOIT ETRE INSTALLE A MOINS DE 50MM DU BOITER
PROGRAMMING FUNCTIONS
Press Mode then Mode and UP or Down buttons to change
functions.
Pressing Exit button will return to normal scan.
1> Compressor Block Total - Can be changed in the range of variable
18-144 (Change with UP or DOWN Button) Total of the face
value stamped on the divider sections..
2> Engine Block Total - Range of variable 18-144 (Change with UP or
DOWN Button)
NOTE: For block totals see Sizing Chart for Dropsa.
3> Compressor Alarm Time - Range of variable 3-250 seconds(Change
with UP or DOWN Button)
4> Engine Alarm Time - Range of variable 3-250 seconds(Change with
UP or Down Button)
5> Alarm mode - (Change to Open loop with Down Button or Closed loop
with UP Button)
6> Compressor Cycle Time Memory - Last 100 cycle times given in
seconds(Sequence with UP or DOWN Button).
7> Engine Cycle Time Memory - Last 100 cycle times given in
seconds(Sequence with UP or DOWN Button).
NOTE: Memory is permanent, will not be lost in case of power failure.
8> System Reset - Press the up and down buttons at the same time to
Reset total strokes and total run time.
Four(4) panel mounted buttons are used to change the setup
parameters.
Program menu items are accessed by pressing the mode button.
Pressing the mode and either up or down at the same time will access the
other menu items.
The up and down buttons will change a menu item slowly at first then rapidly
if held down.
The exit button will return to the display mode if pressed at any time.
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