Parker Service Master COMPACT User manual

The Parker Service Master COMPACT
Operating Manual

Operating Manual
The Parker Service Master COMPACT
Parker Hannifin Manufacturing Germany GmbH & Co. KG
High Pressure Connectors Europe
Postfach 14 07 03, 33627 Bielefeld
Am Metallwerk 9, 33659 Bielefeld
Telephone: [phone]
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Email: [e-mail]
Internet: https://www.parker.com
Version Date Amendment
1.0 EN 06.02.2024 Translation of the original version
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© Copyright 2024, Parker Hannifin Corporation.
All rights reserved.

Table of Contents
1. Notation and Symbols .................................................................................. 8
1.1 Safety Levels ............................................................................................. 8
1.1.1 Structure of Warnings............................................................................. 9
2. Product Description ................................................................................... 10
2.1 Intended Use ........................................................................................... 11
2.2 Unintended Use....................................................................................... 11
2.3 Conformity............................................................................................... 12
2.4 Equipment Supplied................................................................................. 12
3. Safety Information ...................................................................................... 13
3.1 Basic Warnings........................................................................................ 13
3.2 Technical Personnel ................................................................................. 14
4. Design and Function .................................................................................. 15
4.1 Overview.................................................................................................. 16
4.2 Functions and Features............................................................................ 17
4.3 Connections ............................................................................................ 18
4.3.1 AUX...................................................................................................... 20
5. Starting Up .................................................................................................. 21
5.1 Charging the Battery................................................................................ 21
5.2 Switching the Device On and Off.............................................................. 22
5.3 Connecting Sensors ................................................................................ 23
5.3.1 Connecting CAN Sensors..................................................................... 23
5.3.2 Connecting Analog Sensors ................................................................. 24
5.4 Using the Fold-Out Stand ........................................................................ 25
5.5 Mounting Device on VESA Holder............................................................ 26
6. Operation..................................................................................................... 27
6.1 Basic Principles of Operation ................................................................... 27
6.2 Display Layout ......................................................................................... 30
6.2.1 Buttons ................................................................................................ 31
6.2.2 Status Bar ............................................................................................ 32
6.2.3 Top-Down Menu................................................................................... 33
6.2.4 Display Keyboards................................................................................ 34
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6.2.5 Menu Area............................................................................................ 36
6.3 Measurement Views................................................................................. 37
6.3.1 4-Tile View ........................................................................................... 38
6.3.2 9-Tile View ........................................................................................... 39
6.3.3 Trend Graph View................................................................................. 40
6.3.4 Options: Edit Channels in the Measurement View (Edit Channels)......... 41
6.3.5 Options: Save Template........................................................................ 43
6.3.6 Options: Reset Values of the Measurement View (Reset) ...................... 45
6.3.7 Options: Display Information on Sensors (Info)...................................... 47
6.4 Measurement Status................................................................................ 49
6.5 Measuring Methods ................................................................................. 50
6.5.1 Start/Stop ............................................................................................ 51
6.5.2 Datalogger............................................................................................ 52
6.6 Completing a Measurement..................................................................... 55
7. Settings........................................................................................................ 56
7.1 Menu ....................................................................................................... 56
7.2 File Manager ............................................................................................ 58
7.2.1 Delete/Rename Files/CSV Export ......................................................... 59
7.2.2 Analyzing the Measurements................................................................ 61
7.2.3 Loading Measuring Templates .............................................................. 64
7.2.4 Showing Screenshots........................................................................... 67
7.3 Measurement Method.............................................................................. 68
7.4 AUX-Channels* ........................................................................................ 69
7.4.1 Setting AUX Channel ............................................................................ 70
7.5 VADC (Voltage-Current-Frequency-Converter) Channels .......................... 71
7.5.1 Setting VADC Channels........................................................................ 72
7.6 CALC-Channels....................................................................................... 73
7.6.1 Setting Calculation Channels ................................................................ 74
7.7 Device Settings........................................................................................ 75
7.7.1 Setting Display (Display/Energy)............................................................ 76
7.7.2 Units..................................................................................................... 77
7.7.3 Changing Language ............................................................................. 78
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7.7.4 Setting Time/Date................................................................................. 79
7.7.5 Selecting Keyboard .............................................................................. 80
7.7.6 Selecting CSV Format .......................................................................... 81
7.7.7 CAN Database ..................................................................................... 82
7.8 Device Information ................................................................................... 83
8. Troubleshooting .......................................................................................... 84
8.1 Resetting Device (Reset) .......................................................................... 85
8.2 Updating the Firmware............................................................................. 86
9. Packaging and Transporting...................................................................... 89
10. Cleaning and Maintenance ........................................................................ 90
10.1 Cleaning .................................................................................................. 90
10.2 Maintenance ............................................................................................ 90
10.3 Repairing ................................................................................................. 91
11. Disposal....................................................................................................... 92
12. Technical Data............................................................................................. 93
12.1 Device Models ......................................................................................... 93
12.2 Mechanical Data ...................................................................................... 93
12.3 Display Data ............................................................................................ 93
12.3.1 Power Supply (Internal)......................................................................... 94
12.4 Interfaces................................................................................................. 94
12.4.1 USB-A (Host)........................................................................................ 94
12.4.2 USB-C (communication and power supply) .......................................... 94
12.5 Inputs ...................................................................................................... 95
12.5.1 CAN (SCM-370-1-05 and SCM-370-2-05 only).................................... 95
12.5.2 Analog (SCM-370-0-02 only)................................................................ 95
12.5.3 AUX...................................................................................................... 95
12.5.4 Calculation Channels............................................................................ 95
13. Appendix...................................................................................................... 96
13.1 Kits .......................................................................................................... 96
13.2 Spare Parts and Accessories ................................................................... 97
13.3 Technical Standards................................................................................. 97
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13.4 Rating Plate ............................................................................................. 98
13.5 Certificates............................................................................................... 98
13.6 Customer Service .................................................................................... 98
13.7 Manufacturer ........................................................................................... 98
13.8 Dimensional Drawings.............................................................................. 99
13.9 Declaration of Conformity....................................................................... 100
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About this Operating Manual
This Operating Manual is a component part of The Parker Service Master
COMPACT and contains important information on the intended use, safety,
operation and maintenance of the device described.
Subject to change without prior notice.
►Before each step, read the corresponding information carefully and adhere to
the sequence of steps described.
►Pay particular attention to Chapter &„Notation and Symbols“ on
Page8 and follow the instructions.
INFORMATION
This Operating Manual describes the technical state of the device at the time
of publication.
Some illustrations and descriptions may refer to additional options that
are not part of a standard configuration.
Some of the components, functional processes or options described
may be at a development stage that differs from the device actually delivered.
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1. Notation and Symbols
INFORMATION
This information shows additional information and useful tips.
&This symbol indicates a reference to other sections, documents or
sources.
■This symbol indicates lists of information.
►This symbol indicates further information.
1This symbol indicates working instructions to be completed in a specific
sequence.
ÄThis symbol indicates the results of working instructions completed.
bar Display texts (buttons, units of measure, etc.) and hardware buttons are
shown in bold print.
1.1 Safety Levels
The following safety levels are used in this operating manual. The hazard levels
are based on the standard DIN EN 82079-1.
DANGER
Risk of fatal or severe personal injury.
Probability of occurrence: very high.
WARNING
Risk of fatal or severe personal injury.
Probability of occurrence: possible.
CAUTION
Risk of minor to moderate personal injury.
Probability of occurrence: possible.
IMPORTANT
Risk of property damage.
Probability of occurrence: possible.
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1.1.1 Structure of Warnings
The warnings are structured as follows in this operating manual:
DANGER
Type and source of the risk
Consequences of failure to observe the warning
►Measures to avoid the risk
WARNING
Type and source of the risk
Consequences of failure to observe the warning
►Measures to avoid the risk
CAUTION
Type and source of the risk
Consequences of failure to observe the warning
►Measures to avoid the risk
IMPORTANT
Type and source of the risk
Consequences of failure to observe the warning
►Measures to avoid the risk
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2. Product Description
The Parker Service Master COMPACT is intended for recording the measured
values of the sensors connected. The sensors must be connected at the inputs
available according to the model version.
Sensors with automatic sensor detection parameterize the unit and measuring
range automatically. In addition, sensors can also be connected to analog AUX
inputs.
The Parker Service Master COMPACT is available in several versions with vari-
ous connections.
The Parker Service Master COMPACT is operated basically by using the touch-
sensitive touchscreen. Alternatively, the main functions can be selected via the
six hardware keys on the device.
The USB-C port is used to connect the Parker Service Master COMPACT to a
PC and thus enables measured value evaluation to be completed. In addition,
the USB-C port is also used to charge the device. An appropriate power supply
adapter is specified in Section "Accessories" (refer to the Chapter &„Spare
Parts and Accessories“ on Page97).
Fig.1 The Parker Service Master COMPACT
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2.1 Intended Use
The Parker Service Master COMPACT, subsequently referred to as "device",
enables access to sensors used in hydraulic applications in machines and
vehicles. The various connections can be used to detect, save, monitor and
evaluate digital or analog sensor signals for pressure, temperature, volume flow,
speed, volumes and performance, for example.
The device is exclusively designed for commercial use in mobile and stationary
systems.
■The device does not comply with Directive 94/9/EC and, therefore, must not
be used in potentially explosive atmospheres.
2.2 Unintended Use
All usage and conditions of use which are contrary to those described in Sec-
tion "Intended Use" are deemed to be unintended use and lead to loss of all
rights to claims under the terms of guarantee, warranty and liability in respect of
the manufacturer.
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2.3 Conformity
The device fulfills the requirements of the following standards and legal regula-
tions:
CE conformity
The device complies with the directives, standards and stan-
dard-related documents specified in Chapter &„Certicates“
on Page98.
►Further information is available in Chapter &„Certificates“ on Page98.
2.4 Equipment Supplied
Check the parts included in the supply package prior to starting up the device.
If anything is missing, please contact your sales outlet.
■The Parker Service Master COMPACT
■USB stick
■USB cable (type A on type C)
■Quick reference guide
INFORMATION
The full operating manual is available as a download. Use the QR code on the
device's rating plate for this.
►You will find a suitable power supply adapter for charging the device in
the accessories (see Chapter &„Spare Parts and Accessories“ on
Page97).
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3. Safety Information
This chapter contains important information on preventing the risk of life-threat-
ening situations, injuries and property damage.
Before starting to work with the pressure switch, read this operating manual
and observe the instructions. Failure to observe the instructions provided, par-
ticularly those related to safety, can lead to risks to human beings, the environ-
ment, equipment and systems.
The device has been produced according to state-of-the-art technology with
regard to accuracy, principles of operation and safe operation of the equipment.
INFORMATION
Throughout this operating manual, warnings which relate to specific, individual
functional processes or activities are provided directly preceding the corre-
sponding instructions.
3.1 Basic Warnings
DANGER
Risk of explosion through operating electronic devices in potentially explosive
atmospheres.
Risk of fatal or severe personal injury.
►Observe the provisions and precautionary measures applicable for poten-
tially explosive atmospheres. The device has no approval for use in poten-
tially explosive atmospheres.
IMPORTANT
Risk of property damage.
►The device must be connected and put into operation by properly trained
technical personnel.
►Avoid using any forms of force on the device.
►Never expose the device to direct sunlight over an extended period of time.
►Never immerse the device in water or other liquids.
►Never attempt to repair the device yourself. The device may only be re-
paired by Parker Hannifin.
►Never clean the device with substances containing solvents. The device
may only be cleaned in the way described in Section Cleaning.
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3.2 Technical Personnel
This operating manual is intended for properly trained technical personnel who
are familiar with the applicable regulations and standards regarding the area of
use.
Technical personnel entrusted with starting up and operating the device must
produce evidence of the necessary qualification. Qualification can be obtained
through participation in a relevant training course or receiving applicable instruc-
tion.
Technical personnel must have read and understood the operating manual.
Technical personnel must have access to the content of the operating manual
at all times.
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4. Design and Function
This chapter contains information on the design of the device and the functions
provided.
The device is available in several versions with various inputs.
►Further information is available in Chapter &„Device Models“ on
Page93.
The inputs, pin assignments and interfaces available on the device are de-
scribed.
INFORMATION
This Operating Manual describes the technical state of the device at the time
of publication.
Some illustrations and descriptions may refer to additional options that are not
part of a standard configuration of the device.
Some of the components, functional processes or options described may be
at a development stage that differs from the device actually delivered.
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4.1 Overview
1 2
5
6
7
3
8
4
Fig.2 Overview of The Service Master COMPACT
Pos. Designation
1 Inputs, depending on the model version
2 1 × USB-A, 1 × USB-C
3 On/Off key
3 Status LED
5 Context-sensitive function keys
6 Display (touchscreen)
7 Stylus (on the underside, optional)
8 Shock protection
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4.2 Functions and Features
The device is equipped with the following functions:
■Inputs for the connection of sensors, depending on the model version
■Measuring e.g. pressure, temperature, volume flow,
speed, volumes and performance
■For recording, saving and analyzing measured data
■Various measuring methods and their representation
■Fold-out stand
■VESA standard for wall installation
■Stylus, optional
■USB flash drive to save measurements, templates, screenshots
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4.3 Connections
The following illustrations show the device connections for all model versions.
Detailed information on the connections and specifications is available in the fol-
lowing chapters.
CAN model version
2 31
Fig.3 Connections, CAN model version
Pos. Designation Description
1 CAN Bus To connect CAN bus sensors
2 USB-C connection For connection to the power supply adapter
or to a PC
3 USB-A connector To connect the USB memory stick
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CAN + AUX model version
2 3 41
Fig.4 Connections, CAN + AUX model version
Pos. Designation Description
1 CAN Bus To connect Parker CAN bus sensors with auto-
matic sensor detection
2 AUX connection To connect analog external sensors
3 USB-C connection For connection to the power supply adapter or
to a PC
4 USB-A connector To connect the USB memory stick
Analog + AUX model analog version
21 3 4
Fig.5 Connections, Analog + AUX model version
Pos. Designation Description
1 Analog connections
(IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4)
To connect Parker analog sensors with auto-
matic sensor detection
2 AUX connection To connect analog external sensors
3 USB-C connection For connection to the power supply adapter or
to a PC
4 USB-A connector To connect the USB memory stick
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4.3.1 AUX
The AUX connection is an M12 connection (female) with 5 pins for connecting
analog auxiliary sensors without automatic sensor detection with standard out-
put signals of 20 mA or 10 V.
Refer to the following overview for the PIN assignment:
3 4
5
12
PIN Designation
1 +Ub (+24 VDC)
2 AUX-1
3 GND
4 AUX-2
5 GND
Fig.6 Connection, AUX
Other external sensors without automatic sensor detection can also be con-
nected to one of the analog connections or the CAN bus via an adapter (cur-
rent/voltage converter).
INFORMATION
Further information on connecting sensors without sensor detection via an
adapter is available in the manual supplied with the respective adapter.
After connecting the sensors without sensor detection, complete the neces-
sary settings for the electrical connection and expected signal according to the
properties of the sensors connected.
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