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VEGA VEGATOR 537 Ex User Manual

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VEGATOR 537 Ex

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Min./Max. mode

The min./max. switch (12) is used for linking
both sensor inputs to one common min./max.
signal. With it, you can create a pump con-
trols system.

Setup

Output relay 2 cannot be used for pump
control. It has the following function:
Sensor uncovered – relay 2 energised,
Sensor covered – relay 2 deenergised.

Double point control

Measuring system for detection of two levels
(alternating function), e.g. pump control.

Mount the vibrating level switch at the re-
spective switching points
- at the respective level,
- as tube version, mounted with adjustable

locking screw connection,

- with tube extension of respective length

- suitable signal conditioning instruments (in

conjunction with oscillator SW E60Z, SW
E82Z/VIB E50Z) VEGATOR 537 Ex.

• Connect the sensor of the upper switching

point to sensor input 1, the sensor of the
lower switching point to sensor input 2.

• Set the A/B switch (switch 1) on the DIL

switches (13 and 14) of both sensor chan-
nels to position A (overfill protection/max.
detection).

• Depending on whether you want to connect

a filling or emptying pump, you must con-
nect the pump accordingly to output relay
1.

Mode

Mode

Mode

Mode

Mode

T

T

T

T

Ter

er

er

er

erminals

minals

minals

minals

minals

Filling pump

d10, b10

Emptying pump

b10, z10

Switch

on

off

Level

Time

off

on

off

Level

Time

2

1

1

1 Relay energised
2 Relay deenergised

Sensor 1

Sensor 1

Sensor 1

Sensor 1

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor 2

Sensor 2

Sensor 2

Sensor 2

Relay 1

Relay 1

Relay 1

Relay 1

Relay 1

(top)

(top)

(top)

(top)

(top)

(bottom)

(bottom)

(bottom)

(bottom)

(bottom)

uncovered

uncovered

energised

covered

covered

deenergised

Fault monitoring

The measuring system is monitored continu-
ously. The following criteria are checked:
- line break or short circuit in two-wire cable
- interruption of the connection cable to the

piezoelectric elements

- corrosion or damage of the tuning fork

(vibrating rod)

- break of the tuning fork (vibrating rod)
- loss of vibration
- vibrating frequency too low
- corrosive medium in the sensor (penetrat-

ing from vessel interior)