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WARRANTY NOTICE
Failure to follow the instructions
and procedures in this manual or,
misuse of this equipment will
VOID its warranty!
KEEP FOR
FUTURE
REFERENCE
SULLAIR CORPORATION
200710010000
and all subsequent serial numbers.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1SAFETY
5
1.1
GENERAL
1.2
1.3
PRESSURE RELEASE
1.4
1.5
MOVING PARTS
1.6
1.7
1.8
ELECTRICAL SHOCK
1.9
LIFTING
1.10
ENTRAPMENT
SECTION 2OVERVIEW
11
2.1
MANUAL CONTENTS
12
2.2
SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY
12
2.3
12
2.4
12
2.5
3.1
ACCESS PRIVILEGES
13
3.2
14
3.3
WINDOWS BASIC
15
3.4
15
3.5
17
3.6
17
3.7
18
3.8
FILE MENU
19
3.9
REPORT
19
3.10
COM PORT
19
3.11
ABOUT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 4DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONS
21
4.1
22
4.2
24
4.3
24
4.4
SERVICE DISPLAY
27
4.5
MAINTENANCE DISPLAY
28
4.6
DISTRIBUTOR INFORMATION
29
4.7
30
4.8
ADJUSTMENTS DISPLAY
5.1
43
5.2
REPORTS
44
5.3
COMMUNICATIONS PORT
45
5.4
6.1
VSD OPERATION
47
6.2
48
6.3
49
6.4
49
6.5
DELIVERY HISTORY
50
6.6
50
6.7
51
6.8
ADJUSTMENTS TAB
52
6.9
7.1
53
7.2
54
7.3
COMMISSIONING A CONTROLLER
56
7.4
MAINTENANCE DISPLAY
59
7.5
67
7.6
MODBUS FUNCTIONS
69
7.7
Section 1
SAFETY
NOTE
1.2
OPERATOR IS REQUIRED TO READ
ENTIRE INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
1.1
GENERAL
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT
1.3
PRESSURE RELEASE
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accumulate on, under or around acoustical material, or on any external surfaces of the air compressor. Wipe down using an aqueous industrial
cleaner or steam clean as required. If necessary,
remove acoustical material, clean all surfaces
and then replace acoustical material. Any acoustical material with a protective covering that has
been torn or punctured should be replaced
immediately to prevent accumulation of liquids or
fluid film within the material. DO NOT use flammable solvents for cleaning purposes.
1.4
Keep oily rags, trash, leaves, litter or other combustibles out of and away from the compressor.
1.5
MOVING PARTS
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C. Wear snug-fitting clothing and confine long hair
when working around this compressor, especially
when exposed to hot or moving parts.
DANGER
1.6
1.7
A. DO NOT use air from this compressor for respiration (breathing) except in full compliance with
OSHA Standards 29 CFR 1910 and/or any applicable Federal, State or Local codes or regulations.
The antifreeze compound used in air line antifreeze systems contains methanol and is toxic,
harmful or fatal if swallowed. Avoid contact with
the skin or eyes and avoid breathing the fumes. If
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swallowed, induce vomiting by administering a
tablespoon of salt, in each glass of clean, warm
water until vomit is clear, then administer two
teaspoons of baking soda in a glass of clean
water. Have patient lay down and cover eyes to
exclude light. Call a physician immediately.
1.8
DANGER
All field equipment must be tested for electrostatic fields prior to servicing or making
contact with the machine using the following or equivalent test equipment:
90-600 VAC: Volt detector such as
Fluke Model 1AC-A
600-7000 VAC: Voltage detector
such as Fluke Networks Model
C9970
It is the responsibility of each organization
to provide/arrange training for all their
associates expected to test for electrostatic
fields.
ELECTRICAL SHOCK
A. This compressor should be installed and maintained in full compliance with all applicable Federal, State and Local codes, standards and
regulations, including those of the National Electrical Code, and also including those relative to
equipment grounding conductors, and only by
personnel that are trained, qualified and delegated to do so.
B. Keep all parts of the body and any hand-held
tools or other conductive objects away from
exposed live parts of electrical system. Maintain
dry footing, stand on insulating surfaces and DO
NOT contact any other portion of the compressor
when making adjustments or repairs to exposed
live parts of the electrical system. Make all such
adjustments or repairs with one hand only, so as
to minimize the possibility of creating a current
path through the heart.
C. Attempt repairs in clean, dry and well lighted and
ventilated areas only.
D. DO NOT leave the compressor unattended with
open electrical enclosures. If necessary to do so,
then disconnect, lock out and tag all power at
source so others will not inadvertently restore
power.
E. Disconnect, lock out, and tag all power at source
prior to attempting repairs or adjustments to
rotating machinery and prior to handling any
ungrounded conductors.
1.9
LIFTING
SECTION 1
I.
1.10 ENTRAPMENT
A. If the compressor enclosure, if any, is large
enough to hold a man and if it is necessary to
enter it to perform service adjustments, inform
other personnel before doing so, or else secure
and tag the access door in the open position to
avoid the possibility of others closing and possibly latching the door with personnel inside.
B. Make sure all personnel are out of compressor
before closing and latching enclosure doors.
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Section 2
OVERVIEW
The WSPC User Interface is a Windows-based
software program that allows complete monitoring
and control of Sullair air compressors equipped with
a Sullair WS Controller. The software can monitor a
single compressor operating as an individual unit or
multiple machines connected in a sequence. The
WSPC program receives data about the compressor
from the WS Controller, assigns control parameters
to the controller, displays controller operating
characteristics including faults and warning
messages, and provides functionality that assists the
user with controller diagnostics.
2.1
MANUAL CONTENTS
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SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY
SECTION 2
2.4
INSTALLING OR UPDATING
THE FRAMEWORK
CD ROM drive
Color monitor
2.3
12
2.5
NOTE
Contact your network administrator if you
are unable to perform the software
installation due to access limitations.
Section 3
GETTING STARTED
3.1
ACCESS PRIVILEGES
3.2
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SECTION 3
The program will open to the Compressor Data
Display with user level access. See Figure 3-4.
From the opening screen the user may navigate to all
other features of the program.
3.3
WINDOWS BASIC
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3.4
CONNECTING THE PC TO
THE CONTROLLER
3.5
CONNECTING /
DISCONNECTING THE WSPC
USER INTERFACE AND THE
WS CONTROLLER
Reduce
Expand
Figure 3-6: User Option
Close
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Title Bar
Menu Bar
Connection
Button
Compressor
Status Bar
Machine
Operation
Data and
Parameters
Communication
Status Indicator
User Profile
Name
16
Logging
Indicator
SECTION 3
3.6
17
SECTION 3
3.8
FILE MENU
Communication
Operating State
Communication
Temperature
Measurement
Sump Pressure
Measurement
Communication
Pressure
Discharge
Figure 3-10: Compressor Status Bar (Reduced)
File Menu
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3.9
REPORT
19
20
SECTION 3
Section 4
DISPLAY DESCRIPTIONS
4.1
Compressor
Operating
Mode
Operating
State
Compressor T1
Temperature
Sump
Pressure
Compressor
Line Pressure
Controller
Control
Voltage
STATUS BAR
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1The
internal
voltage
the
4.2
COMPRESSOR DATA
DISPLAY (DEFAULT
SCREEN)
Machine
Operation
Data
22
of
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Machine hoursTotal
controller has been
operation.
Output 1: Run
Output 2: Wye
Output 3: Delta
Output 4: Load
Output 6: Drain
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frequency (50 or 60 Hz)
CoolingMethod of cooling (air cooled or water
cooled)
MotorThe motor control (Y-delta, full voltage,
variable -speed)
VoltsNominal Starter line voltage
DryerDryer type
4.4
SERVICE DISPLAY
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4.5
MAINTENANCE DISPLAY
WARNING MESSAGES
Warning messages that may appear on
Maintenance Display are listed below.
the
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very
high
very
low
4.6
DISTRIBUTOR
INFORMATION
SERVICE REMINDERS
Service Reminders may inform the user that a
particular component of the compressor is
recommended for servicing. An Administrator may
set service intervals and reset the service reminders.
The following service reminders can appear under
the Recommended Service heading:
Oil (Fluid) Filter ChangeThe compressor fluid
filter life interval has expired. Change the fluid filter
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4.7
SEQUENCE SYSTEM
DISPLAY
LoadedIndicates
loaded.
the
compressor
is
running
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sequencing control) or by the local controller only.
Servicedisplays Yes when the compressor is in
need of service. This indication is accompanied by
either a service reminder or warning message to
inform the user of the nature of the service required.
Refer to the WS Controller Sequencing and Protocol
Manual for details on operating compressors in
sequence.
4.8
ADJUSTMENTS DISPLAY
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ADJUSTING CONTROL PARAMETERS
Listed below are the control parameters that can be
edited by the user at the Adjustments display. The
units and language appearing in the Adjustments
display correspond to the settings applied when the
User Profile was created. The WSPC must be
connected to the controller (by clicking the Connect
button) before parameter changes are allowed.
Many changes to the control parameters at the
WSPC interface will be reflected in the WS Controller
display on the compressor. However, the
compressor list is intentionally short, and limited to
adjustments that might be made frequently.
When a parameter change is made at the WSPC
interface, the corresponding change appears at the
controller after Enter is pressed on the PC
keyboard or the cursor is positioned outside of the
changed field. Likewise, a change made at the WS
Controller unit causes the corresponding value to
change at the WSPC interface.
To edit a control parameter value:
1. Select Connect in the Status Bar to connect
communication between the WSPC interface
and the WS Controller. Connection must be
enabled before adjustments can be made at
the Adjustments Display.
2. Click in the field of the parameter to be
changed and delete the current value. A
double-click in the parameter field will highlight the entire value. When the parameter
value is highlighted, typing over the current
value will delete it and replace it with the new
value.
3. Type the new value into the selected field.
4. Press Enter on the PC keyboard or click
the mouse cursor on a different item. The
parameter value will turn red to indicate that
the request has been made.
5. If the request is valid, the new setting will
now be active (indicated by the color change
from red to black). If the parameter is invalid
or out of range the color will change to black
and the parameter will return to its previous
value.
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other remote connection.
The Administrator may set the controller
for remote unloading via modbus. If so,
an additional button labeled Unload will
appear under the Connection button in
the Status Bar when Remote mode is
selected. See Figure 4-13.
When active, the allows the Load/Unload
operation of the compressor to be manually controlled. A bright yellow box next
to the Unload button indicates that the
machine is being forced to unload. When
the button is inactive, indicated by a
darkened yellow box next to the button,
the machine will operate normally.
c. The Slave mode is not currently used
in this version. When selected, the controller will behave the same as if Disabled is selected.
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d. Select Hours if the compressor is set
to run in a sequence based on the
machines sequence hour meter.
Sequence hours can be adjusted to
cause the compressor to run in a specific
order in the sequence.
e. Select COMM Number if the compressor is to sequence in an order based on
the communication number assigned to
the machine.
2. If desired, click in Sequence hours to preset the order the machine is to run in a
sequence operation based on its hour meter.
3. Click in Com number to select a unique
communication number in relation to other
machines in a sequence system. The highest com number for the compressor can be
no greater the maximum number of
machines set in the Machines field (step 4).
This also sets the order the machine is to run
in a sequence operation based on the communication number assigned to the machine.
4. Click in Machines to set the total number
of machines in the sequence configuration.
The maximum number of machines that can
be connected in a sequence consisting of
WS Controllers and/or Supervisor Controllers is 16. The maximum number of
machines that can be connected in a
sequence that contains at least one Supervisor II Deluxe Controller is eight.
5. Click in Low press to set the lowest allowable system pressure before a machine in
the sequence has to start. The minimum
value for the Low pressure setting is 30 psi.
6. Click in Recover time to add a delay, in
seconds, between subsequent start, load,
and unload actions of machines in
sequence. The minimum value for the
Recover time is 2 seconds and the maximum
is 60 seconds.
7. Click in Rotate to set the time that a compressor will force a rotation between
machines. This should be used for twomachine systems only. Set to 0 to disable.
Typical forced rotations are daily or weekly.
NOTE
The Modbus address assigned here must
match the modbus address assigned in
the WSPC User Profile or other Modbus
applications. If the IDs do not match,
communication between the PC and the
controller will be lost when the controller
is cycled.
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Time Field
Hours:Minutes
:Seconds
NOTE
Changes to the WS Controller user interface preferences do not affect the display
of units and language in the WSPC software. WSPC preferences are set as User
Profiles.
Click to
Synchronize
with PC
Clock
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NOTE
The Modbus settings assigned here must
match the modbus settings assigned in
the WSPC User Profile or other Modbus
applications. If the settings do not match,
communication with the controller will be
lost when the controller is cycled.
Modbus AddressClick in Modbus address to
enter a modbus address for the compressor modbus
communications on the RS485 port. The address
may be between 1 and 247. This change takes affect
after the controller power is cycled off and on.
Baud RateThe rate of data transmission in bits per
second. The overall range is 1200 to 57,600 baud.
The default baud rate is 19200 bps.
ParityData checking method for verifying accuracy
of data transmission. Parity options for data checking
are odd, even, none. The default setting is Even.
COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS
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3. Click on the Name of the saved machine profile to be loaded. Saved Machine Profiles are
listed in the lower portion of the Machine
Profiles window. The control parameter values for the selected profile will be shown in
the upper portion of the window. These values are presented for reference only and
cannot be edited.
4. Click Write to Controller to load the parameters of the selected profile to the WS Controller. The parameters will immediately
become active at the controller and the compressor and/or compressor system will begin
operating using the new parameter values.
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Section 5
MENU BAR
5.1
FILE MENUUSER
PROFILES AND
PREFERENCES
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EDIT A PROFILE
To edit an existing profile:
1. Click File on the menu bar.
2. Select Profiles. The User Profiles window
will be presented showing the settings for the
current profile.
3. Select a profile for editing from the list in the
lower portion of the User Profiles window.
4. Click Edit to allow editing of the profile on
the upper part of the scrren.
5. Change the profile name by entering a new
name in the User Name field. See Figure 54.
6. In the Notes field, enter a brief note relating
to the compressor system.
7. In the Language field, click on the drop
down arrow and select the desired language
for the WSPC software.
8. Select the desired Units of Measure. These
settings determine the units of measure to be
displayed by the WSPC software. Units
selected here will not affect units displayed
on the WS Controller user interface.
a. At the Pressure field, click on the dropdown arrow and select the pressure unit
as PSI, Bar, or Kpa.
b. At the Temperature field, click on the
drop-down arrow and select the temperature unit as Deg F or Deg C.
c. At the "Flow" field, click on the dropdown arrow and select the air flow unit
as ACFM, M3/hr, M3/min, L/min, L/sec.
d. At the "Power" field, click on the dropdown arrow and select the power unit as
KW or HP.
e. At the "Volume" field, click on the dropdown arrow and select the volume unit
as KCF, Feet3, Gallons (US), Liters, M3,
and KM3.
9. Select the desired Communication Port
settings. These settings control communication between the WS Controller and the
WSPC software.
a. At the Modbus Address field, click the
up/down arrows to increment to the
required modbus communication ID. The
default modbus value is set to 1. This
number should be changed only if the
modbus interface has been configured
for a different port.
NOTE
The Modbus Address, Baud Rate, and
Parity assigned here must match the
modbus parameters of the controller. If
the settings do not match, communication between the PC and the controller
will not occur.
b. At the Com Port field, enter the number
of the communication port to use for connecting to the PC. There are 16 com port
options listed. The actual number of com
ports available will vary depending on
the computer system being used. The
default Com Port is set to 1
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42
profile until the it has been activated selecting the desired profile at the Enter Password box. Refer to Activate a Profile.
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NOTE
A new profile cannot be given the same
name of an already existing profile.
4. Make changes to the preferences in the profile window as necessary. Edit a Profile
details the steps to entering profile preferences.
5. When the profile information has been completed, click Saved Copied Profile to save
the profile.
6. Click the close window button in the upper
right corner of the window to exit the User
Profiles window. The edited profile will not
become the active profile until it has been
activated selecting the desired profile at the
Enter Password box. Refer to Activate a
Profile.
ACTIVATE A PROFILE
A profile can be made active using the Profiles
option. To activate a profile:
1. Click File on the menu bar.
2. Select Login.
3. The Enter Password box will be presented.
See Figure 5-5. At the User Name field, click
the down arrow to display a list of available
profiles.
4. Click on the desired profile from the list provided. If an Administrator profile is selected,
a password will be required for access.
5.2
REPORTS
CREATE A REPORT
To create a new report for the compressor:
1. Click "Report" on the menu bar. A "Save As"
box will open (Figure 5-6).
2. Select the folder location to save the report.
This is similar to any Windows(c) application.
The large buttons on the left may be used to
start browsing on a computer. The little buttons to the right of the "Save in:" box may be
used to browse through folders. The large
box shows other similar documents that are
in the selected folder.
3. Type in the desired File name. This is
"Report.txt" in Figure 5-6. Any Windows(c)permitted name may be used, but always
end it in .txt so that it can be automatically
opened later.
4. Click "Save".
Messages will appear to
describe the progress.
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VIEWING A REPORT
5.3
44
COMMUNICATIONS PORT
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5. Click OK
6. Click the "Connect: button on the left pane to
start communications with the controller.
5.4
INFORMATION ABOUT
WSPC
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Section 6
VSD OPERATION
6.2
VSD
Performance
Data
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operate the VSD compressor. The power is
presented in kilowatts (KW) approximating the
compressors total power usage. The Current power
data is updated frequently and shows the
instantaneous power usage rates. Recent shows the
recent power usage average, and Lifetime shows the
average power usage since the machine was
commissioned.
Power % shows the amount of power being used to
operate the VSD compressor expressed as a
percentage of the compressors estimated usage
when operating at full capacity. The Current power
data is updated frequently and shows the
instantaneous power usage rates. Recent shows the
recent power usage average, and Lifetime shows the
average power usage since the machine was
commissioned.
Hours indicates the amount of time (in hours and
minutes) that the machine has been operated since
the Clear Recent Data button was clicked for Recent
and since the machine was commissioned for
Lifetime.
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Total Delivery indicates the estimated total amount
of air delivered since the last reset for Recent data
and since the machine was commissioned for
Lifetime data; measured in thousands of cubic feet
(KCF).
Total Energy indicates the estimated total electrical
energy consumption since the last reset for Recent
data and since the machine was commissioned for
Lifetime data; measured in Kilowatt-Hours (KWH).
Total Cost indicates the cost for the electrical energy
since the last reset for Recent data and since the
machine was commissioned for Lifetime data;
calculated as dollars (or other units of currency).
Savings vs Load/Unload shows the estimated
additional cost to deliver the same quantity of air
using load/unload compressor control since the last
reset for Recent data and since the machine was
commissioned for Lifetime data; calculated as
Dollars. This value is calculated using the
Compressed Air Challenge curve for Load/Unload.
Savings vs Inlet Mod. shows the estimated
additional cost to deliver the same quantity of air
using inlet modulation compressor control since the
last reset for Recent data and since the machine was
commissioned for Lifetime data; calculated as
Dollars. This value is calculated using the
Compressed Air Challenge curve for Inlet
Modulation.
Savings vs Variable Displacement shows the
estimated additional cost to deliver the same quantity
of air using variable displacement compressor
control since the last reset for Recent data and since
the machine was commissioned for Lifetime data;
calculated as Dollars. This value is calculated using
the Compressed Air Challenge curve for Variable
Displacement.
Refer to the WS Controller Instruction Manual for
descriptions of VSD functions and handling of
6.4
6.5
DELIVERY HISTORY
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6.7
of
6.6
50
drive
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6.8
ADJUSTMENTS TAB
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6.9
ADMINISTRATOR LEVEL
VSD ADJUSTMENTS
52
Section 7
7.1
ADMINISTRATOR LEVEL
FUNCTIONS
7.2
ACCESSING THE
ADMINISTRATOR LEVEL
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COMMISSIONING A
CONTROLLER
NOTE
Controller commissioning is normally a
one-time event when a new controller is
installed.
The compressor must be stopped before
beginning the commissioning process.
When the compressor is running, the
Commission option is inoperable.
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To commission a controller for a compressor model:
1. Press the emergency stop button and leave
it depressed throughout the commissioning
procedure.
NOTE
Depending on the selected model, the
commissioning procedure may alter the
functions of inputs and outputs. Depress
the Emergency Stop button to prevent
output relays from operating inappropriately during the process.
2. On the Menu Bar select the File menu and
click Commission in the drop-down option
list. See Figure 7-2. The Commission window will be presented.
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NOTE
Use care to select the proper machine
model. All machine attributes must match
the model selected during commissioning
to ensure proper and safe operation.
4. After the Model has been chosen, select the
attributes that apply to the specific machine
being commissioned. Only those options that
have multiple choices may be selected.
a. Click Hp to select the horsepower of
the compressor motor.
b. Click Hz to select the compressor
motor frequency.
c. Click Pressure to select the compressor pressure rating.
d. Click Cooling to select the compressor
cooling method.
e. Click Motor to select the compressor
motor phase type.
f.
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7.4
MAINTENANCE DISPLAY
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the
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58
b. Columns: Boxes below each maintenance heading will change from shaded
yellow to bright yellow when a service
reminder is indicated.
c. Rows: The most recent service reminders are indicated on the first row below
the headings. Each preceding service
reminder is indicated chronologically
down the table column.
3. Close the table by clicking the Close button.
Maintenance history is also included in
comprehensive text report. See Section 5.2.
the
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7.5
ADMINISTRATOR
ADJUSTMENTS (ADMIN)
DISPLAY
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RunningActivates the
Compressor is running.
the
function
when
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ASSIGNING DIGITAL INPUTS
1. Click
at the WSPC
to connect communication between the computer and the WS Controller. Connection
must be enabled before adjustments can be
made at the Admin display.
2. Press
(Stop) at the controller to
stop the compressor operation. The compressor must be stopped before adjustments
can be made at the Admin display.
3. Click on the drop-down arrow at the right of
the row containing the name of the function
to be reassigned.
4. In the drop-down list, select the input to
assign to the corresponding function. The
new assignment will become active a few
seconds after entry.
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AI0
AI1
AI2
AI3
AI4
AI5
Separator
Temp 1
Temp 2
Temp 3
Sump
Pressure
Line
Pressure
Other
Pressure
(Sump-Line)
Pressure
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Click Connect to
enable Admin
Adjustments
SENSOR CALIBRATION
The compressor is equipped with sensors that
monitor and measure various characteristics of the
compressor performance. These values are received
at the WS Controller as analog input signals from the
sensor. Most sensors input can be adjusted to
calibrate the reading at the controller with the actual
measured value at the sensor location. This section
will describe the steps necessary to calibrate the Line
Pressure transducer. Calibrate other sensors in the
system in a similar manner.
Click drop-down
arrow to select input
assignment
Figure 7-11: Administrator Adjustment Display
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3. If the measurement on the external gauge at
the transducer does not match the discharge
pressure reading at the PC, click on the
Admin tab to access the Administrator
Adjustments display.
4. Under the category Analog Signal Zero
Trims, highlight the values in the analog
sensor field labeled AI4 (Line pressure
input).
5. Enter the value necessary to increase or
decrease the Discharge reading at the PC to
equal the measurement at the transducer.
The calibration variance limits are 7.5 to
+7.6.
6. Press Enter or click the mouse outside of
the entry field to attach the variance value.
The variance value will be added to or subtracted from each measurement received by
the controller. The value change can be
immediately observed at the controller and at
the PC.
VSD Package
Settings
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VSD PACKAGE SETTINGS
When a VSD compressor is connected to the WSPC,
additional VSD related adjustments are available on
the Admin display. See Figure 7-13. These values,
located in the right side of the screen are only
displayed when a VSD machine is connected. In
most cases, the factory settings are satisfactory for
normal compressor operation.
Should modification of the parameters be necessary,
adjust the VSD Package Settings in the same
manner as described in Assigning Digital Inputs on
page 62. VSD Package Settings
The VSD Package Settings are described below (ref.
Figure 7-14):
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IMPORT OTHER DATA
This is provided simply as a tool to copy files from
other locations into the WSPC folder. This may be
used on some update distributions. To import:
1. Start WSPC. You do not need to be connected to a controller.
2. Select the Admin tab.
3. Click the Import Other Data tab.
4. Browse to the folder and select the desired
file.
5. Click the Open button
6. Confirm or cancel the action.
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