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• Emerson 404B Infrared Phototach description of intended use
• Overview
• Clean the product
• Return of materials
1.1Emerson 404B Infrared Phototach description of intended
use
The 404B Infrared Phototach is a self-contained, reflective sensor. The 404B
Infrared Phototach is relatively immune to ambient light sources, making it
ideal for outdoor use in areas where reflected light and glare cause
conventional phototachs to malfunction. It provides direct readings up to
20,000 RPM at distances up to three feet. Distances may vary with RPM. The
phototach's small effective beam makes it a good choice for sensing
relatively small objects, while its visible red light makes it extremely easy to
align.
The 404B Infrared Phototach is intended to be used with an AMS 2140
Machinery Health Analyzer, with or without an optional 408 battery pack.
The 404B Infrared Phototach can be powered directly from an AMS 2140
Machinery Health Analyzer with the cable provided in the package. The
optional 408 battery pack may also be used with the 404B Infrared Phototach
for extended use.
The 404B Infrared Phototach can only be connected directly to the AMS 2140
Machinery Health Analyzer via the required tach cable purchased from
Emerson. See the AMS 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer User Manual for
more information.
The 404B Infrared Phototach is an accessory to the AMS 2140 Machinery
Health Analyzer. This document includes the basic instructions for setting up
the 404B Infrared Phototach and connecting it to the AMS 2140 Machinery
Health Analyzer.
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Emerson 404B Infrared PhototachFigure 1-1:
1.2Overview
This document describes the basic connections and set up for the 404B
Infrared Phototach. Refer to the AMS 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer User
Guide for detailed instructions for data collection.
1.3Clean the product
To clean the exterior of the phototach or battery pack, use only a dry, lintfree towel or cloth dampened with a mild soap and water solution. Do not
use any abrasive or corrosive chemicals or materials, or any petroleum
distillates and ketone solvents (for example, acetone, gasoline and
kerosene).
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1.4Return of materials
If you need to return the device to an Emerson Product Service Center for
maintenance, contact Emerson Product Support to obtain a Return Materials
Authorization (RMA) number and receive additional instructions.
If the phototach has been exposed to hazardous substances, a Material
Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) must be included with the returned materials. An
MSDS is required by law to be available to people exposed to specific
hazardous substances.
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2Charge the 408 battery pack
Topics covered in this chapter:
• Test the 408 battery pack
• Charge the 408 battery pack
2.1Test the 408 battery pack
Before charging, test the battery pack to see if it has already been charged.
Procedure
1.
Locate the power switch on the 408 battery pack.
408 battery pack front panelFigure 2-1:
A. Power switch
2. The power switch has three positions: On (left), Off (middle), and Battery
Test (right). Press the power switch to the right to test the battery. A
successful battery test is indicated by a red light. If the light shows red,
then the battery pack has a charge. If the light does not show red, the
battery needs to be charged.
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408 battery pack during battery testFigure 2-2:
Note
The current model of the 408 battery pack uses six NiMH batteries. Older
models of the 408 battery pack use NiCad batteries. If the battery pack
cannot properly be charged, these batteries may need to be replaced.
Batteries must be replaced by Emerson. See the Return of Materials
section in this manual for more information.
2.2Charge the 408 battery pack
The 404B Infrared Phototach can be powered directly from an AMS 2140
Machinery Health Analyzer using the cable provided in the package.
However, for extended use the 404B Infrared Phototach can be powered
from the 408 battery pack.
CAUTION!
The 408 battery pack should be charged before first use.
Note
A wiring diagram is provided on the back of the 408 battery pack for quick
reference.
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408 battery pack wiring diagramFigure 2-3:
Procedure
1.
Find the appropriate power cable for your use in your country.
2. Connect the smaller end of the power charger cable to the connector
labeled CHARGER on the 408 battery pack.
Note
The power charger may not insert completely into the 408 battery pack.
This is normal and should not cause concern.
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