GEQ系列安装维护手册(中文)

1.Check points before using actuator1)Mechanical2)Electrical3)Others2.Introduction of GEQ series actuator1)Name of main part2)Specification3)Features4)Mounting Base(ISO5211)5)Removable drive busing3.Application4.Setting1)Manual operation2)Limit switches3)Torque switches4)Stopper bolts5)Indicator5.Location of actuator on the pipeline1)Location of actuator on the pipeline2)Orientation of actuator6.Electrical Wiring1)Cable and entries2)Electrical wiring3)Checking the rotating direction of actuator4)Commissioning(Electrical)7.Others1)Change the rotating direction of actuator(open to close, close to open)2)Setting of potentiometer3)Solve problem of Jamming4)Special tools of setting8.Precaution before using actuator9.After sales service1)Free of charge2)User is charge3)Trouble shootings10.Maintenance1)Lubrication2)Regular operation for examination3)Regular maintenance4)Othersz Thanks for purchasing our GEQ series actuatorBefore installing or operating actuator, please carefully read this manual to know thoroughly how toinstall or operate.The contents in this manual are subject to change due to the quality improvement without individual notice.1.Check points before using actuator1)MechanicalCheck external: check if drive bushing, painting, handle and lever are O.K or not.Compare specification: compare if specification of the delivered actuator is suitable for your specification of application.Check options: check if all options are correct or not.2)ElectricalCheck if electrical specification is correct or not (wiring diagram inside of actuator, name plate).Check if the electrical power is correct or not.3)Other checking pointsCheck if instruction manual, test report (warranty papers) and electrical wiring diagram are supplied or not.2.Introduction of GEQ Actuator1)Name of main parts2) PerformanceRated current(A)50-60Hz 1 phase 3 phase Type (model)Max output Torque (Nm)Operating time 60/50Hz (Sec)90° Max bore size(mm) 110V220V380V440VNum of handle turn Weig ht(Kg)GEQ-008 80 13/16 ￠20 1.10/0.950.55/0.54N/A N/A 10 7.4 GEQ-010 100 17/20 ￠20 1.10/0.950.55/0.54N/A N/A 10 7.4 GEQ-015 150 21/25 ￠22 1.65/1.670.88/0.840.31/0.310.30/0.31 11 16.6GEQ-020 200 21/25 ￠22 1.67/1.670.89/0.850.31/0.310.30/0.31 11 16.6GEQ-030 300 26/31 ￠35 1.85/1.860.92/0.920.35/0.350.34/0.34 13.5 22 GEQ-050 500 26/31 ￠35 3.60/3.62 1.55/1.580.59/0.590.58/0.58 13.5 23 GEQ-060 600 26/31 ￠35 3.65/3.62 1.60/1.620.60/0.590.59/0.58 13.5 23 GEQ-080 800 31/37 ￠45 4.10/4.10 2.15/2.200.85/0.850.79/0.79 16.5 29 GEQ-120 1200 31/37 ￠45 4.20/4.10 2.35/2.300.87/0.870.81/0.81 16.5 29 GEQ-200 2000 93/112 ￠65 4.10/4.10 2.15/2.300.85/0.850.79/0.79 49.5 75 GEQ-300300093/112￠654.20/4.102.15/2.300.87/0.870.81/0.8149.575Standard specification Enclosure Weatherproof IP67, NEMA 4 and 6Power supply 110/220V AC 1PH, 380/440/460V AC,3 Phase,50/60Hz,±10% Control power supply 110/220V AC 1PH, 50/60Hz, ±10% Duty cycle(on-off duty) S2,20~50% Max 10Min~30Min Motor Squirrel caged induction motor Limit switches2×open/close,SPDT,250V AC 10A ratingAdditional limit switches 2×open/close,SPDT,250V AC 10A rating(except GEQ-008) Torque switchesOpen/close,SPDT,250V AC 10A rating(except GEQ-008) Stall protection/operating temp Built-in thermal protection, open 150℃±5℃/close 97℃±15℃ Travel angle 90°±10°(0°～10°) Indicator Continuous position indicatorManual override Declutching mechanismSelf locking Provided by means of worm gearing Mechanical stopper 2×external adjustable screwsSpace heater 10W （110/220V AC ）Anti-condensation Conduit entries Three PF3/4” TapLubrication Grease molly （EP type ）MaterialsSteel, Subminimum alloy, Al bronze, Polycarbonate Ambient temperature -20℃～+70℃（except option electronic board ） Ambient humidity 90% RH Max.(non-condensing) Anti vibration X Y Z 10g,0.2 34Hz, 30 minuteExternal costingDry power, Polyester Mussel no. 5R 3.5/12Option specificationEXA Explosion proof enclosure actuator（Eexd Ⅱ B T4）WTA Watertight enclosure actuator（IP68 10M 72HR）unit（1K-10K）PIU PotentiometerPCU Proportional control unit（input，output 0～10V DC，4~20mA DC）ATS Additional torque switches（SPDT 2EA 250V AC 10A Rating）unit（LCU＋IMS+ phase protect indicator）controlSICU Semi-integralICU Intelligent Digital control unit（LCU+IMS+auto phase discriminator）positiontransmitter（output 4～20mA DC）CPT Current120°，180°，270° turnEXT ExtensionCycle： 70% max（in Ambient temp）HDM DutyDCM DCmotor（24V DC）controlADCM AC/DC24VLPA Lever plate actuatorSLU Signal lamp unit（white－power on，red－open，green－close，yellow－over torque）Actuator1050±5℃/50 minProofingFPA1 Fire250±5℃/150 minActuatorProofingFPA2 Fire3)Features and structure(1)GeneralGEQ series actuator is designed for the 90 degree turn application such as damper, ball, plug, butterfly valve and other equipment.(2)Range of torqueMin. 80Nm to Max 3000Nm. In between there are 9 models and cater for various torque depending on application.Models are GEQ-008,015,020,030,050,060,080,120,200 and 300.Applicable size of valveButterfly valve: 50mm (2”) ~600mm (24”)Ball valve: 40mm (1 1/2”) ~350mm (16”)(3)BodyMaterial is hard-anodized AL alloy and external coating of epoxy powder is suitable for thesevere condition especially against the corrosion.Housing is designed in accordance with standard of ex-proof and IP68.(4)SealingSealing carried out by the O-rings guaranties IP68 (10m under water 10days)(5)Manual OverrideJust by pulling over the lever, operating mode is switched to manual.And just supplying electrical power to actuator, clutch is automatically disengaged from manual and operating mode is switched to electric operation.(6)Gear & Self locking2nd staged double worm gearing prevents movement caused by back force transferred from valve and it provides the exact and stable position of actuator and valve when electrical power is off.High efficiency, low noise level and trouble free design are another advantage.(7)Manual hand wheelThe size of hand wheel is designed according to required torque to move the actuator, so that operator can easily move the actuator by hand.(8)MotorMotor specially designed for GEQ actuator has several features such as high output power, high efficiency and thermostat installed inside of motor prevent overheat of and thermal damage of motor coil.(9)Limit switchSince limit switch is directly driven by the 2nd output shaft, position during operation is continuous and accurate.Setting of cam is so easy and once cam setting is done, position is almost permanent unless operators change setting again.(10)Torque switchTorque switch driven by the 2nd output drive shaft for continuous and accurate torque detection. Torque spring which detects the variation of torque during operation is installed for preventing damage of valve and actuator under overload condition. Once actuator is under overload, torque switch is tripped and actuator stops immediately.Switches are installed for both open and close direction. This switches set by factory can not be set again without check with factory.(11)Space heaterSpace heater is installed for preventing damage caused by condensed water inside of actuator and includes thermostat inside to prevent overheating. Temperature of heater can be set as per environment condition.(12)Stopper boltStopper bolt installed both close and open direction prevents actuator’s travel over the limit during manual operation and also protects internal gearing from its breakaway.(13)IndicatorIndicator directly driven by 2nd output drive shaft has 4 signal LED’s to show the current operating situation of actuator (open/close/over torque/power on-off). Operator perceives exact current operating situation even from a distance.(14)Terminal blockSpring loaded terminal strip is very strong against vibration and to add the number of strip for additional connection is so simple.(15)WiringBasic wiring is standardized to be simplest and optimal, so that variation depending on electrical specification and options can be so easy and simple.(16)AdaptionMounting base is designed according to ISO5211 but different dimension depending on application is also possible. Removable drive bushing provides convenient machining for adaption.(17)LubricationUsing Grease Molly EP type, no need to refill lubricant for the long time.(18)OthersGEQ guaranty high performance, high quality product throughout various and severe test and inspection.4)Mounting baseMounting base (ISO5211)5)Actuator drive bushing1)Above table just show reference and no guaranty!2)Sizing should be done after careful reviewing valve factory, temperature, characteristics offluid and etc.3)Having application under special condition such as high and low temperature, seawater,severe corrosion, high vibration), please consult with our technical dept before selecting actuator.4)Decision by user ignoring our recommendation, we have right to avoid any responsibility. 4.Setting1)Manual operation(1)Pull over the lever toward hand wheel until lever stands perpendicularly.(2)If lever does not stand perpendicularly, pull over it again turning hand wheel slowly.(3)There is casting mark to indicate rotating direction on hand wheel.(4)Clockwise is close direction and counter clockwise is open direction.(5)No need to position the lever to original for electrical operation.(6)Once electrical power is on, the lever automatically return its original position by internalclutch mechanism.2)Limit switch setting(1)Pull over the lever for manual operation and turn hand wheel to move actuator full close (oropen) position.(2)Loose the bolts tightening cam by L-wrench, and turn CLS (or OLS) cam to CW (or toCCW), so that cam may hit the lever of close (or open) limit switch. Then tighten the boltby L-wrench.3)Torque switchesTorque switches are set by factory before delivery and therefore no need to set the switches again, but just do as follows for check if switches functions well.(1)Push the lever of close switches by screw driver until it sounds “click” then actuator shouldstop immediately. If it stops, switches work well.(2)Check open switches as per just same with above.(3)No guaranty in performance once these switches are set again.(4)Before setting, if it is compulsory, please consult with factory.4)Stopper bolt setting(1)Before manual operation, get both nuts loose which are engaged with stopper bolts and turnstopper bolt to come out by 3～4 threads.(2)Move actuator full close position by manual. Once cam hit lever of limit switch to trip, stopmanual operation.(3)Then turn close stopper bolt to go forward until it do not go further (end of stopper boltcontacts the 2nd worm wheel).(4)Turn close stopper bolt to come out by 2 threads and tighten the loosen nut.(5)Do as per same with above for open stopper bolt.5)Indicator setting1)Move actuator full close position and turn indicator by hand until orientation of indicator isaligned to the figure of window.2)Tighten the bolt (be careful not to be injured by the cutting edge of indicator and leakage ofelectricity when power is on).3)Figure of window and indicator4)Signal LED’sWHITE LED ON: POWER ONGREEN LED ON: OPENRED LED ON: CLOSEYELLOW LED ON: OVER TORQUE SWIT CHES TRIP (EXCEPT GEQ-008)5.Recommendation for installation of actuator in the pipeline1)Location of actuator on the pipelineMIN. MIN. MIN. MIN. MIN.2)Orientation of installation of actuator * No limit, but it is recommended to install actuator inthe position which cable entry face the ground orientation for watertight function and handwheel faces front for easy manual operation without interruption, * Reserve the space for maintenance.6.Electrical wiring1)Cable and conduit cable entries are machined and sealed by plug before factory.(1)Please remain the plug as it is if user doesn’t use both cable entries.(2)Please make sure to seal the entries by using rubber or metallic packing after wiring, so thatwater may not come in.(3)When user use actuator as ex-proof, please make sure to use the certified connectioncomponent which is at least same grade with actuator. This is not our scope of supply, but ifuser don’t use suitable component, factory won’t guaranty the performance of ex-proof actuator.2)Electrical wiring(1)Check if electrical specification like as power, wiring & etc are correct or not.(2)One sheet of wiring diagram is to be supplied together with actuator.(3)Do the wiring as per the given wiring diagram, such as power, control power, internalwiring and ground.(4)Make sure to supply electric power to heater for keeping inside of actuator clean and dry.(5)Make sure to check wiring to the terminal is strong enough.(6)Make sure that one relay operates one actuator only. Can not operate two or more actuatorssimultaneously.(7)Make sure to clean inside of actuator and no foreign material inside.3)Check rotating direction(1)In 3 phase actuator, operator should check the rotating direction of actuator before electricaloperation.(2)If operating direction is wrong, limit switches doesn’t function and it results damage fromjamming or motor’s overheating. So put the actuator at 50% open (or close) position by manual and supply power into the actuator and check its rotating direction.(3)If actuator moves to open as per open signal, the direction it is O.K, but reverse, need tochange the wiring. Among 3 of power wires, change 2 wires each other. Then check the rotating direction again in order to confirm it again.4)Commissioning(1)Make sure to check the rotating direction of actuator first before operation.(2)Check the function of limit and torque switches, direction of indicator, signal LED’s andspace heater.(3)Check lever movement is O.K ( Manual override)(4)Check the lamps in the control panel.(5)After commission, please make sure to tighten the 4 bolts of the top cover and to do propersealing.7.Others1)Reverse direction actuatorGenerally actuator is set as close clockwise and opens counterclockwise. If user wants to use reverse direction actuator, please do as follows.GEQ -015～GEQ-300 (on –off)(1)Open the cover using L-wrench(2)Change wires each other which are connected to terminal No 6 and 7 and do the same wayfor 8 and 9.(3)Change the direction of indicator (for GEQ-200 and 300, change window also)(4)Put actuators about 50% open position and check rotating direction is correct.GEQ -015～GEQ-300 (Proportional control)(1)Open the cover using L-wrench(2)Change wires each other which are connected to terminal No P1 and P3 in the PCU card(3)Change wires each other which are connected to terminal No 9 and 10 and do same way for11 and 12.(4)Change the direction of indicator ( for GEQ-200 and 300, change the window also)(5)Put actuators about 50% opens position and just push the auto setting button.(6)Supply 4～20mA and check the operation.2)Potentiometer setting(1)Put actuator full close position and check resistance between P1 (orange) and P3(Grey), itshould be around 1000Ohm.(2)Engage potentiometer gear with pointer shaft gear and tighten the bolt.(3)Put spring between potentiometer and pointer shaft and fix both.(4)If user wants to use reverse direction actuator, change the wires of P1(orange) and P3 (Grey)of PIU each other.3)JammingIn case that actuator moves wrong direction and moves over the travel limit, internal worm gear contacts the stopper bolt and engaged each other. This is we call, jamming and can not move actuator at all.How to solve(1)Off the power(2)If jamming is happened during close, take close stopper bolt to come out by about 2~3threads.(3)Pull over the lever and put it manual position.(4)Turn hand wheel to counterclockwise until 50% open position.(5)Check rotating direction again.(6)If everything is O.K, put stopper bolt original position.(7)If jamming is happened during open, procedure is same with close, but turn hand wheel toclockwise by manual.4)Special tools for setting(1)L-wrench 1 set ( Metric)(2)Screw drives (-,+)(3)Spanner set (Metric), Monkey spanner 200mm, 300 1 each(4)Wire stripper, long nose, Light(5)Multi Meter (AC, DC V olt, Resistance)(6)DC signal generator (0~4mA DC): PCU option(7)MA DC Meter (0~25mA DC): PCU and CPT8.CautionSelection of valve and actuator: Review all specification of valve and actuator carefully before making selection and reserve about 30% torque of actuator for safety purpose. If required torque is 90Nm, recommended actuator torque is about 117Nm.1)Option: please consult with factory before making selection, if possible.2)Before necessary setting such as limit switch, please don’t operate actuator either fully openor fully close.3)After electrical wiring, make sure to secure the sealing of cable entries.4)Before operating actuator, please review this manual carefully and follow the instructionwithout fail. Please be careful at temperature, humidity, vibration, voltage drop.5)Storage: keep actuator dry, clean and cool.6)Trouble: please refer to following trouble shooting but please don’t dismantle the actuatorwithout consulting with factory.7)If repair or maintenance is required, please check the model, electrical condition, serialNumber and current situation to inform factory.9.After sales service1)Free of charge(1)When delivered actuator is different from the specification of customer’s order.(2)When quality of actuator is different from the specification published by GEQ.(3)When trouble of component is found.(4)When trouble is generally recognized as factory’s fault. Warranty period is 1 year afterdeliver.2)Charge(1)When trouble caused by misuse ignoring actuator specification.(2)When trouble caused by user’s mistake or intention (Dismantling)(3)When trouble caused by modification by user’s intention.(4)When trouble caused by not checking of rotating direction for 3 phase actuator.(5)When trouble caused by the un-proper sealing of cable entries.(6)When trouble caused by fire, flood and other natural disaster.(7)When trouble is generally recognized as user’s fault.(8)When trouble happen after warranty period.3)Trouble shooting(1)110/220V AC 1 PH, 380/440V AC 3PH standard actuatorTrouble Cause Counter plan Check if power is on Power on Check if voltage is too low Check powerMotor and supplied power is different Check motor power and supplied powerWiring is not correct and tight or loosenDo wiring again tightly Coil of motor is damaged Change the motor Thermostat of motor trips Change thermostat Capacitor is damagedChange the capacitor Setting of limit and torque switch is not correctDo setting switches again Actuator doesn’t work atallJamming happensCheck rotating direction per instructionActuator is undersizedSelect again as per real require Foreign material between valve seat and disc Remove foreign material Torque switchopenStopper bolt is set prior to limit switchReset the stopper bolt Lever is not fully pulled overFully pull over the lever Lever is not pulled over because of jamming Disengage the jamming Switching to manual is not possible Clutch of lever and handle is engaged each otherTurning handle slowly, pull over leverDamage of signal LED Change the signal LED Damage of micro switches Change the micro switches Setting limit switch is wrong Do setting switch again Abnormal signal indicatorStopper bolt is set prior to limit switchDo setting stopper bolt again10. Maintenance1) LubricationLubrication is already done by factory and generally no need to refill it again.But in the places such as very dry condition below R.H 15% or high temperature higher than 30o C, it is required to do lubrication once two year through Grease Nipple. 2) Regular operationElectrical power always should be supplied to actuator and it is recommended to operate actuator once a week. 3) MaintenanceIn order to use actuator for long time that regular maintenance once a year is required. Pleas check operating condition, corrosion, painting & etc. 4) OthersShould you have any further queries, please contact us through Phone, fax and E-mail without hesitation.。

G E L O G I Q B O O K X P中文操作手册(总57页)--本页仅作为文档封面，使用时请直接删除即可----内页可以根据需求调整合适字体及大小--开机操作按Power On/Off开关（如下图），系统上电。

指示灯说明：1. 硬盘指示灯。

绿色闪烁代表硬盘正在工作。

2. 提示系统上电工作。

3. 提示电池状态。

绿色表示正在充电；桔黄色表示电量低。

4. 表示休眠待机状态（绿色）。

关机1. 按一下系统前面的Power on/Standby （开机/ 待机）开关。

2. 屏幕上将显示System-Exit（退出系统）窗口。

3. 选择使用轨迹球或Tab 键在窗口中，选择Shutdown（关机）。

关机过程会持续几秒钟，当控制面板上的指示灯熄灭后，表示系统已关闭。

4. 从电源插座中拔下交流适配器主插头。

注意: 突然断电后，再次启动应当间隔至少10秒种以上。

控制面板图示控制面板功能键说明时间增益补偿滑动钮。

左右移动滑钮可以调节TGC。

Patient 主面板新患者键。

按下可以激活病人档案管理功能。

Exam 结束检查键。

按下可以结束当前的检查。

模式键：按一下B模式键可以激活B模式；M模式键：按一下M模式键可以激活M模式；再次按该键退出当前模式CF模式键：按一下CF模式键可以激活CF模式；再次按该键退出当前模式。

依次按Scan Area（扫描区域）键，并应用轨迹球调整彩色取样框的大小和位置。

PW模式键：按下PW模式键可以激活PW模式；再次按该键退出当前模式。

通常应当先按M/D Curser键，然后可见屏幕上出现取样光标，应用轨迹球调整取样容积的位置；按PW键出现频谱图像。

按B Pause键轮换切换二维/频谱进入实时模式。

其它组合键的操作如下：（增益）：旋转转盘可以调节当前优先工作模式的增益。

（自动）键：按Auto（自动）键可以激活/ 停止自动优化功能。

仅对B模式和PW模式有效。

7.B Pause :当激活多普勒频谱显示时，B 暂停键用于冻结B 模式图像。

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最后由于编者水平有限,在本手册的编写过成中难免有错误和疏漏之处,敬请见谅!目录操作篇一安全使用机器说明1 关于机器安装注意事项 (4)2 关于安全操作的注意事项 (6)3 警告标语 (8)4 机器名牌 (10)二机器基本性能描述1 机器外观图 (11)2 机器规格 (12)3 机器噪音 (12)4 机器主要组成部分 (13)5各动作三角的功能与图解 (14)6 A、H、B位置图解 (16)7 选针器与选针脚对应图解 (22)8 针在针床中的排列 (23)9 卷布系统 (23)10 机头移出 (24)11毛刷 (25)12 纱嘴 (26)三、机器的基本操作1 设定花版的起始针 (27)2 穿纱引线 (27)3 夹线 (27)四、各页面操作使用说明A 文件管理 (28)B 花型管理 (33)I 运行 (37)K 连续织造 (48)维护篇一、各画面操作使用说明C 系统参数 (48)D 工作参数 (60)E 机头测试 (65)F 机器测试 (67)G 系统升级 (73)H 帮助 (73)J 关闭电脑 (73)二、维修保养 (75)三、横机电器部分 (84)一安全使用机器说明1 机器安装时的注意事项环境要求：为使机器处于良好的运作状态，请依据下列指示环境安置机台。

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PatentsThis product is covered by one or more of the following U.S. and foreign patents:U.S. Patent Numbers:5,732,213; 5,953,404; 6,115,746; 6,167,129; 6,324,183; 6,327,350; 6,456,845; 6,606,379; 6,639,981; 6,647,113; 6,662,017; 6,735,441; 6,745,041; 6,765,990; 6,795,546; 6,819,932; 6,836,477; 6,839,423; 6,885,872; 6,901,262; 6,914,973; 6,940,866; 6,944,184; 6,954,526;6,954,794; 6,959,076; 6,965,592; 6,967,956; 6,968,048; 6,970,542; 6,987,781; 6,987,849; 6,990,089; 6,990,347; 6,993,038; 7,002,988; 7,020,707; 7,031,340; 7,035,239; 7,035,387; 7,043,000; 7,043,001; 7,043,002; 7,046,667; 7,050,456; 7,050,562; 7,054,422; 7,068,773; 7,072,678; 7,075,331; 7,079,524; 7,088,728; 7,092,505; 7,108,468; 7,110,780; 7,113,581; 7,113,781; 7,117,411; 7,123,710; 7,127,057; 7,133,420; 7,136,477; 7,139,388; 7,145,875; 7,146,181; 7,155,206; 7,155,243; 7,155,505; 7,155,512; 7,181,194; 7,190,702; 7,190,772; 7,190,959; 7,197,036; 7,206,394; 7,215,748; 7,219,264; 7,222,192; 7,227,927; 7,231,024; 7,242,695; 7,254,391; 7,260,086; 7,260,207; 7,283,969; 7,286,516; 7,286,647; 7,286,839; 7,295,579; 7,299,050; 7,301,910; 7,304,957; 7,318,091; 7,319,857; 7,327,670Foreign Patent Numbers:EP1062792; EP1308054; EP1247378; EP1303994; EP1252788; EP1161819; EP1177660; EP1169829; EP1135905;EP1364520; EP1192758; EP1240772; EP1173969; CA2352246Ordering InformationTo order additional copies of this document, contact your Tekelec Sales Representative.Table of Contents Chapter 1. Introduction ..................................................................................................... 1-1Overview .................................................................................................................................... 1-1Scope and Audience ................................................................................................................... 1-2Related Publications ................................................................................................................... 1-2Documentation Availability, Packaging, and Updates ............................................................... 1-2Locate Product Documentation on the Customer Support Site .................................................. 1-3Admonishments and Conventions .............................................................................................. 1-4Customer Care Center ................................................................................................................ 1-4Problem Report (PR) ........................................................................................................... 1-5Emergency Response .......................................................................................................... 1-6Hardware Repair and Return ...................................................................................................... 1-6Maintenance Strategy ................................................................................................................. 1-9Application Self Recovery .................................................................................................. 1-9System Maintenance Software Intervention ........................................................................ 1-9Maintenance Personnel Intervention ................................................................................. 1-10System Maintenance Log ......................................................................................................... 1-10 Chapter 2. Preventive Maintenance ................................................................................. 2-1Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 2-1Maintaining the Fuse and Alarm Panel ...................................................................................... 2-21U FAP P/N 870-2804-01 ................................................................................................... 2-33U FAP ................................................................................................................................ 2-8MO Removable Cartridge Description ..................................................................................... 2-15Removable Cartridge Handling Procedures ............................................................................. 2-17Daily Procedures ....................................................................................................................... 2-18System Reports Analysis ................................................................................................... 2-19Reports Description ........................................................................................................... 2-19File Transfer for LNP and INP Measurements ................................................................. 2-20Weekly Procedures ................................................................................................................... 2-21Printer Inspection .............................................................................................................. 2-22Remote Access Verification .............................................................................................. 2-22Monthly Procedures .................................................................................................................. 2-23FAP Load Balance Verification (PN 870-0243-XX only) ................................................ 2-24Change the Fan Tray Filter ................................................................................................ 2-28Changing the Air Supply Filter ......................................................................................... 2-28Cleaning Printer ................................................................................................................. 2-29Fuse Spares Inventory ....................................................................................................... 2-30Wrist Strap Test ................................................................................................................. 2-30Quarterly Procedures ................................................................................................................ 2-31 910-5272-001 Revision B, May 2008iTable of Contents Maintenance ManualPreventing Dust Buildups .................................................................................................. 2-31Rectifier Voltage Inspection/Recording ............................................................................ 2-32 Semi-Annual Procedures .......................................................................................................... 2-32Chapter 3. Corrective Maintenance ................................................................................. 3-1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 3-19System Alarm Levels ................................................................................................................ 3-20 Critical ............................................................................................................................... 3-20Major ................................................................................................................................. 3-20Minor ................................................................................................................................. 3-20 Trouble Detection ..................................................................................................................... 3-20 Audible Alarms ................................................................................................................. 3-20Visual Alarms .................................................................................................................... 3-21MDAL LEDs ..................................................................................................................... 3-21Alarm LEDs on the Fuse and Alarm Panel (FAP) ............................................................ 3-22Alarms appearing on a terminal screen ............................................................................. 3-25Alarms on Application Cards ............................................................................................ 3-26End Cabinet Alarm Indicators ........................................................................................... 3-26Event/Error Messages ........................................................................................................ 3-26IMT Bus States .................................................................................................................. 3-26IMT System Alarm Level Determination ......................................................................... 3-27 Unsolicited Alarm Messages (UAM) ....................................................................................... 3-28Unsolicited Information Messages ........................................................................................... 3-43Output Messages ....................................................................................................................... 3-56UAM/UIM Changes ................................................................................................................. 3-57 EAGLE 5 ISS Release 33.0 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-57EAGLE 5 ISS Release 34.0 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-63EAGLE 5 ISS Release 34.3 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-66EAGLE 5 ISS Release 35.0 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-67EAGLE 5 ISS Release 35.1 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-71EAGLE 5 ISS Release 36.0 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-71EAGLE 5 ISS Release 37.0 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-72EAGLE 5 ISS Release 37.5 UAM/UIM Changes ............................................................. 3-73 Alarm Clearing Procedures ...................................................................................................... 3-75Retrieve Trouble Report ........................................................................................................... 3-75Hourly Status Message Reports ................................................................................................ 3-76Maintenance System Event Logs ............................................................................................. 3-80Obituaries .................................................................................................................................. 3-82Terminal Not Responding ........................................................................................................ 3-82Printer Not Working ................................................................................................................. 3-84Modem Not Working ................................................................................................................ 3-85Remove Removable Cartridge Stuck in Drive on MDAL ....................................................... 3-85Link Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 3-87 Link Fault Sectionalization ............................................................................................... 3-87Hardware Configuration .................................................................................................... 3-88Test Indicators ................................................................................................................... 3-90Test Report ........................................................................................................................ 3-91LFS Test Details ................................................................................................................ 3-91 ii910-5272-001 Revision B, May 2008Maintenance Manual Table of ContentsLink Maintenance Enhancements ..................................................................................... 3-93 Power Down of In-Service System .......................................................................................... 3-99Power Up of the System ......................................................................................................... 3-101UAM and UIM Troubleshooting Procedures ......................................................................... 3-101 0001 - Card has reset ....................................................................................................... 3-1020002 - Card is not running approved GPL ...................................................................... 3-1020003 - Alarm cleared for GPL ......................................................................................... 3-1090004 - Card is running non-activated GPL ..................................................................... 3-1090005 - Alarm cleared running non-activated GPL .......................................................... 3-1100008 - Active MASP has become isolated ...................................................................... 3-1100009 - MASP became active ........................................................................................... 3-1100010 - MASP became standby ........................................................................................ 3-1110011 - Entering forced simplex mode ............................................................................. 3-1110013 - Card is isolated from the system .......................................................................... 3-1120014 - Card is present ...................................................................................................... 3-1130018 - Exiting forced simplex mode ............................................................................... 3-1140021 - Clock A for card failed, B normal ........................................................................ 3-1140022 - Clock B for card failed, A normal ........................................................................ 3-1150023 - Clocks A and B for card failed ............................................................................. 3-1160024 - Clock A for card normal ...................................................................................... 3-1160025 - Clock B for card normal ....................................................................................... 3-1170026 - Clocks A and B for card normal .......................................................................... 3-1170033 - Card database has been corrected ........................................................................ 3-1170034 - Card database is inconsistent ............................................................................... 3-1180035 - Card database is corrupted ................................................................................... 3-1200036 - Card backup database has been corrected ............................................................ 3-1220037 - Card backup database is inconsistent ................................................................... 3-1220038 - Card backup database is corrupted ....................................................................... 3-1230039 - GPL has been corrected ....................................................................................... 3-1230040 - GPL is corrupted .................................................................................................. 3-1240041 -LSMS bulk load required ...................................................................................... 3-1240042 - LSMS bulk load complete .................................................................................... 3-1240043 - Incorrect feature configuration ............................................................................. 3-1250044 - Real time clock battery low ................................................................................. 3-1250045 - Real time clock battery restored ........................................................................... 3-1250046 - Terminal enabled .................................................................................................. 3-1260047 - Card type not valid for application ...................................................................... 3-1260048 - Terminal failed ..................................................................................................... 3-1260051 - TSC sync is in simplex mode ............................................................................... 3-1270052 - TSC sync feature is available ............................................................................... 3-1270053 - Standby TDM failure ........................................................................................... 3-1270054 - Standby TDM failure cleared ............................................................................... 3-1280055 - Persistent device state tbl corrupt ......................................................................... 3-1280056 - Persistent device state tbl diff version .................................................................. 3-1290057 - Persistent device state tbl corrected ..................................................................... 3-1290058 - Critical customer trouble detected ....................................................................... 3-1290059 - Major customer trouble detected .......................................................................... 3-1300060 - Minor customer trouble detected ......................................................................... 3-130 910-5272-001 Revision B, May 2008iiiTable of Contents Maintenance Manual0061 - Customer trouble detected ................................................................................... 3-1300062 - Customer trouble cleared ..................................................................................... 3-1310063 - Critical holdover clock trbl detected .................................................................... 3-1310064 - Major holdover clock trouble detected ................................................................ 3-1310065 - Minor holdover clock trouble detected ................................................................ 3-1310066 - Holdover clock trouble cleared ............................................................................ 3-1320077 - Card temperature is critical lvl:T2 ....................................................................... 3-1320078 - Card temperature exceeds nominal lvl:T1 ........................................................... 3-1340079 - Card temperature again at nominal levels ............................................................ 3-1360082 - Alarm in Fuse panel ............................................................................................. 3-1360083 - Fuse Panel alarm has cleared ............................................................................... 3-1370084 - IP Connection Unavailable .................................................................................. 3-1380085 - IP connection available ........................................................................................ 3-1410086 - IP Connection Congested ..................................................................................... 3-1410087 - IP Connection manually removed ........................................................................ 3-1420088 - Clocks A and B TSCs are out of sync .................................................................. 3-1420089 - Clocks A and B TSCs are resynchronized ........................................................... 3-1430092 - MDAL not responding ......................................................................................... 3-1430093 - MDAL alarm cleared ........................................................................................... 3-1430096 - Card has been reloaded ........................................................................................ 3-1440097 - IMT allowed ......................................................................................................... 3-1440098 - IMT inhibited ....................................................................................................... 3-1440099 - Incompatible HW for provisioned slot ................................................................. 3-1450102 - Motherboard BIP invalid ..................................................................................... 3-1450103 - Motherboard BIP valid ......................................................................................... 3-1460106 - IMT Bus alarm cleared ........................................................................................ 3-1460107 - Minor IMT failure detected .................................................................................. 3-1460108 - Major IMT failure detected .................................................................................. 3-1480109 - All IMT System level alarms cleared .................................................................. 3-1510110 - Failure detected on one IMT bus ......................................................................... 3-1510111 - Failure on both IMT A and IMT B ...................................................................... 3-1530112 - Major failures detected on both IMTs .................................................................. 3-1530113 - Clock alarm(s) cleared ......................................................................................... 3-1540115 - Linkset IP TPS threshold exceeded ..................................................................... 3-1540116 - Link expected IP TPS threshold exceeded ........................................................... 3-1550118 - Linkset IP TPS normal ......................................................................................... 3-1550119 - Link IP TPS normal ............................................................................................. 3-1560128 - All clocks have failed ........................................................................................... 3-1560130 - Card successfully loaded with data ...................................................................... 3-1560132 - Loading failed: table not found ............................................................................ 3-1570133 - Loading failed: data read Error ............................................................................ 3-1570134 - Loading failed: bad checksum returned ............................................................... 3-1580135 - Loading failed: GPL load timeout ....................................................................... 3-1580136 - Loading failed: data load timeout ........................................................................ 3-1580137 - Loading failed: invalid GPL ................................................................................ 3-1590138 - Loading failed: GPL format error ........................................................................ 3-1590139 - Loading failed: disk read prep error ..................................................................... 3-1590140 - Loading failed: disk read response error .............................................................. 3-160 iv910-5272-001 Revision B, May 2008Maintenance Manual Table of Contents0141 - Loading failed: disk read failed ........................................................................... 3-1600142 - System release alarm cleared ............................................................................... 3-1600143 - System release GPL(s) not approved ................................................................... 3-1600144 - System release version unknown ......................................................................... 3-1610145 - HS Clock A for card failed, B normal ................................................................. 3-1610146 - HS Clock B for card failed, A normal ................................................................. 3-1620147 - High Speed Clocks A and B for card failed ......................................................... 3-1630148 - High Speed Clock A for card normal ................................................................... 3-1640149 - High Speed Clock B for card normal ................................................................... 3-1640150 - STPLAN is available ........................................................................................... 3-1650151 - STPLAN capacity normal,card(s) abnormal ........................................................ 3-1650152 - LIM(s) have been denied STPLAN service ......................................................... 3-1660153 - STPLAN not available ......................................................................................... 3-1660154 - STPLAN is removed ............................................................................................ 3-1670155 - STPLAN connection unavailable ......................................................................... 3-1670156 - STPLAN connection available ............................................................................. 3-1680157 - X25 logical channels available ............................................................................ 3-1680158 - X25 no logical channels available ....................................................................... 3-1680159 - High Speed Clocks A and B for card normal ....................................................... 3-1690160 - 1116-S clock failed .............................................................................................. 3-1690161 - 1116-P clock failed .............................................................................................. 3-1690162 - 1116-P, 1116-S clocks failed ............................................................................... 3-1700163 - 1114-S clock failed .............................................................................................. 3-1700164 - 1114-S, 1116-S clocks failed ............................................................................... 3-1710165 - 1114-S, 1116-P clocks failed ............................................................................... 3-1710166 - 1114-S, 1116-P, 1116-S clocks failed .................................................................. 3-1720167 - 1114-P clock failed .............................................................................................. 3-1730168 - 1114-P, 1116-S clocks failed ............................................................................... 3-1730169 - 1114-P, 1116-P clocks failed ............................................................................... 3-1740170 - 1114-P, 1116-P, 1116-S clocks failed .................................................................. 3-1740171 - 1114-P, 1114-S clocks failed ............................................................................... 3-1750172 - 1114-P, 1114-S, 1116-S clocks failed .................................................................. 3-1750173 - 1114-P, 1114-S, 1116-P clocks failed .................................................................. 3-1760174 - %full threshold reached -upload required ............................................................ 3-1770175 - LOGBUFROVFL-SECULOG - upload required ................................................ 3-1770176 - Stdby security log - upload required .................................................................... 3-1780177 - Security log exception cleared ............................................................................. 3-1780178 - Security log failed ................................................................................................ 3-1780179 - NDC Q.3 association is unavailable .................................................................... 3-1790180 - NDC Q.3 association is available ........................................................................ 3-1790181 - NDC Subsystem is not available .......................................................................... 3-1790182 - NDC Subsystem is available ................................................................................ 3-1810183 - 1116-SHS clock failed ......................................................................................... 3-1810184 - 1116-PHS clock failed ......................................................................................... 3-1820185 - 1116-PHS, 1116-SHS clocks failed ..................................................................... 3-1820186 - 1114-SHS clock failed ......................................................................................... 3-1830187 - 1114-SHS, 1116-SHS clocks failed ..................................................................... 3-1840188 - 1114-SHS, 1116-PHS clocks failed ..................................................................... 3-184 910-5272-001 Revision B, May 2008v。

格林威尔开通维护指导书(总37页)-CAL-FENGHAI.-(YICAI)-Company One1-CAL-本页仅作为文档封面，使用请直接删除格林威尔产品开通指导书800－810－92921一局端汇聚设备MSAP-E6300P设备简介E6300P整机如图所示，其采用19英寸(宽)4U(高)插卡式结构，最多可以插19张盘。

电源盘，主控盘，上联盘为固定槽位，12个槽位可混插各种业务接口盘。

前面板示意图：图1-1 E6300P前面板示意图E6300P机框主体分为19个槽位，编号从左到右依次编为1到18。

其中7和7A槽位插入GE上联盘。

□1～6号槽位是业务盘槽位，支持业务盘混插；□多块EC63板卡安装时，可提前联系工程师，由工程师根据情况确定槽位号□7和7A号槽位是千兆以太网上联盘，固定槽位；□8号槽位是主控盘，固定槽位；□9、10号槽位是上联盘，固定槽位；□11～16号槽位是业务盘槽位，支持业务盘混插；□17、18号槽位是电源盘，固定槽位。

□E6300P机框还包括风扇盘，在机框的顶部，每块盘有三个风扇，并且有相应的告警指示灯。

1告警输出告警输入保护地-48V 电源1-48V 电源2图1-2 E6300P 后面板示意图网管2：以太网网管接口，连接设备网管时使用□输入电压范围：-36V～-72V（直流）、130V～250V（交流）□整机功率(满配，包括2块OMU，2块电源板，1块NMU和12块A120，风扇)：小于55W(25℃)；NMU功率：＜；OMU功率：＜5W业务盘介绍电源盘E3US-PWUPWUAC220V+5VAC220V IN图1-3 -48V电源盘面板图图1-4 220V电源盘面板图E3US-PWU-48指示灯说明：□-48V灯亮，表示-48V电源正常。

□5V绿灯亮，表示该电源盘的5V输出正常；5V红灯亮，表示该电源盘的5V 输出出现故障；5V灯灭，表示整个设备的5V输出出现故障。

E3US-PWU-220指示灯说明：□220V灯亮，表示220V电源正常。

GE KELMAN一、需要了解的一些资料1、重要特性TRANSFIX 是变压器油中溶解气体及微水在线监测系统，它被用来测量反映变压器状态分析的关键气体数值。

这些气体有：氢气、甲烷、乙烷、乙烯、一氧化碳、二氧化碳、氧气及乙炔。

TRANSFIX 也同样测量绝缘油中的水分含量及变压器负载电流。

TRANSFIX 从变压器绝缘油中取得气样并使用光声光谱技术分析气样。

这些数据被储存在设备内部并可以下载至电脑上。

关键特性●TRANSFIX 使用动态顶空脱气法从油样中获取目标气体。

●不需要消耗气体，例如载气等。

●可在一小时内测量出精确的结果，不需要因为薄膜平衡脱气法而等待数小时。

●安装后免维护。

●使用高精度及高稳定性的光声光谱技术。

●完全嵌入式微处理器及固态内部记忆体可存储10,000 条记录（采用1 小时的采样间隔至少可存储1 年的测量数据)。

●室外等级为NEMA 4X, IP55 的不锈钢外壳通过坚固的不锈钢钢管连接到变压器上。

●TRANSFIX 本体上提供手动采样口。

●所有气体测量装置均安装在TRANSFIX 内部，没有任何外部气体测量探头。

●可使用变压器负载监测。

●外壳表面上安装有一个红色及一个黄色的抗日光冲刷且用户可设定的LED指示灯，并且对于气体●及微水的绝对数值或气体变化率配有四个用户可设定的继电器输出。

●外壳上安装有一个绿色LED 电源指示灯及一个蓝色LED 维护灯。

●通讯选项包括：以太网、RS-232、移动电话Modem (GSM 或CDMA)、固定电话Modem、租用线路Modem、RS-485 及其他可选通讯方式。

●为调试及本地数据下载提供USB 连接。

2、对变压器的要求：变压器应该满足如下要求：●含有矿物类型油（石蜡或环烷烃）的变压器应满足IEC-60296、BS EN148、VDE 0370 或●ASTM D 3487 标准中规定的内容。

●变压器油内不含多氯联苯。

●变压器出油阀处的油温应该介于-10°C~120°C。

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