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page 8 NVI K04/0517
8.Commissioning
Unscrew the housing cover to access the terminals and setting switches. Do not
disconnect the wire from terminal connection point 1. Ground the device at
terminal PE or use the grounding screw on the device.
When you have properly connected the device, it is ready for operation. The LED
lights up when the device is switched on.
8.1 Density (Sensitivity) Adjustment (Switch A)
The DIP-Switch DENSITY (switch A) needs to be set to suit the material density.
LOW position, recommended for loose and light materials with density around
and below 0.1 kg/dm³ represents low energy and amplitude of vibration as
well as great sensitivity of detection.
HIGH position, recommended for (thick and heavy) materials with density over
0.1 kg/dm³ represents vibration with high energy and amplitude and small
sensitivity of detection.
8.2 High/Low Fail-Safe Mode (Switch C)
De-energised status of the relay is preferred to be used for fail-safe alarm, thus a
power breakdown will be considered as alarm (see 7.2 Operation Diagram)
8.3 Time Delay (Switch B)
Though the density of the medium is within the specific range, the device may not
detect if the internal friction of the medium is too low. Choose a switch delay
(switch B) to suit process requirements (standard response time, switch delay
= 5 s; short response time, switch delay = 2 s).
Note: The device can be damaged by electrostatic discharge
(e.s.d.) from the DIP switch. To prevent such damage, the
general precautions must be strictly observed.