Hydac CS1000 series - M3 - Filter to Cleanliness Class and Stop

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Operating the CS1x2x sensor using the keypad

Switching

function

Limit values

M3 - Filter to cleanliness class and stop

Filter to cleanliness

class and stop

Description

ISO Code

NAS Class

Target

cleanliness

ContaminationSensor CS1000

en(us)

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Main Page

Imprint2
Documentation Representative2
- Table of Contents3
Content3
Foreword8
- Technical Support8
- Modifications to the Product8
- Warranty8
- Using the Documentation9
Safety Information10
- Hazard Symbols10
- Signal Words and Their Meaning in the Safety Information and Instructions11
- Structure of the Safety Information and Instructions11
- Observe Regulatory Information12
- Proper/Designated Use12
- Improper Use or Use Deviating from Intended Use13
- Qualifications of Personnel / Target Group14
Storing the Sensor16
Decoding the Type Label16
Checking the Scope of Delivery17
CS1000 Characteristics18
- Cs1X1X Dimensions (Without Display)19
- Cs1X2X Dimensions (with Display)19
Fastening/Mounting the Sensor20
Continuous Rotation of Sensor Display21
Hydraulic Sensor Connection22
- Selecting Connection Type According to Sensor Type23
  - Pipe or Hose Connection (Type Cs1Xxx-X-X-X-X-0/-XXX)23
  - Flange Connection Type (Type Cs1Xxx-X-X-X-X-1/-XXX)24
- Selecting Measurement Location at the Hydraulic Systems25
- Flow Rate, Differential Pressure and Viscosity Characteristics26
- Connecting Hydraulic Sensor27
Electrical Connection of Sensor28
- Pin Assignment28
- Connection Cable - Assignment / Color Coding29
- Connecting Cable Ends - Examples30
Setting the Measuring Mode31
- Mode M1: Continuous Measurement31
- Mode M2: Continuous Measurement and Switching31
- Mode M3: Filter to Cleanliness Class and Stop31
- Mode M4: Filter to Continuously Monitor Cleanliness Class32
- Mode "SINGLE": Single Measurement33
Operating the Cs1X2X Sensor Using the Keypad34
- Function of the Keys35
- Measured Variables on the Display36
- Service Variables on the Display37
- Activate / Deactivate Keypad Lock38
- Display Settings38
  - Activating Display39
  - Deactivating Display40
- Menus and Mode40
  - Powerup Menu41
  - Measuring Menu (Cs12Xx)45
- Measuring Menu (CS 13Xx)51
Overview of Menu Structure57
- Menu CS 12Xx (ISO 4406:1999 and SAE)57
- Menu CS 13Xx (ISO 4406:1987 and NAS / ISO4406:1999 und SAE 4059)59
- Menu CS 13Xx (ISO 4406:1987 and NAS / ISO4406:1999 und SAE 4059)61
Using Switching Output63
- Mode M1: Continuous Measurement63
- Mode M2: Continuous Measurement and Switching63
- Mode M3: Filter to Cleanliness Class and Stop63
- Mode M4: Filter to Continuously Monitor Cleanliness Class63
- Mode " ": Single Measurement63
Setting Limit Values64
Reading the Analog Output66
- SAE - Classes Acc. to as 405967
- ISO Code According to ISO 4406:199977
- ISOISO Code Signal Acc. to ISO 4406:1987 (CS 13Xx Only)85
- NAS 1638 - National Aerospace Standard (CS 13Xx Only)93
- Fluid Temperature TEMP102
Status Messages103
- Status LED / Display103
- Error106
- Exceptions Errors107
- Analog Output Error Signals109
- Analog Signal for HDA 5500110
  - HDA Status Signal 5 Table110
Connecting CSI-D-5 (Condition Sensor Interface)112
- CSI-D-5 Connection Overview112
Connecting the Sensor to a RS485 Bus113
Reading out / Setting the Sensor Via the RS485 Bus114
Evaluating/Reading Measurement Reports with Flumos115
Performing Maintenance116
- Calibrating the Sensor116
- Cleaning the Display / User Interface116
Decommissioning the Sensor116
Disposing of the Sensor116
Spare Parts and Accessories117
Technical Data118
Annex120
- Finding Customer Service120
- Checking/Resetting Default Settings122
  - Powerup Menu122
  - Measuring Menu122
- Model Code123
- Cleanliness Classes - Brief Overview124
- Egdeclaration of Conformity129
- Glossary129
- Explanation of Terms and Abbreviations130
  - Displays131
- Index132

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