PPT-x80 Eagle User Manual

PPT-280 / PPT-380 /
PPT-480
User manual
PPT-x80_Eagle_User_Manual
Release date: 06.08.2018
PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 User manual
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1 Table of Contents
1 Table of Contents...................................................................................................................................... 3
1 PREFACE................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.1 About this manual .................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 Who should use this manual? ................................................................................................................ 5
1.3 Respect the instructions!........................................................................................................................ 5
1.4 Limitation of this document .................................................................................................................... 5
1.5 Related documentation .......................................................................................................................... 5
2 SAFETY ................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.1 Handling Precautions for Electrostatic Sensitive Devices ....................................................................... 6
3 Product information ................................................................................................................................... 7
4 Installation of MCm Sensors Manager Software ........................................................................................ 7
4.1 Run the setup.exe file*........................................................................................................................... 7
4.2 Follow the installation process ............................................................................................................... 8
4.3 Finish the installation ............................................................................................................................. 8
5 Connection of the PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 to the Adapter ............................................................... 9
5.1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... 9
5.2 Installation of the PPT-990 driver ........................................................................................................... 9
5.2.1 Run the installer ................................................................................................................................. 9
5.2.2 Follow the instructions ...................................................................................................................... 10
5.2.3 Finish the installation ........................................................................................................................ 10
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5.3 Plug the PPT-990 in a USB port........................................................................................................... 10
5.4 Connecting the sensor to the PPT-990................................................................................................. 10
6 Running the MCm Sensors Manager software......................................................................................... 11
6.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................................. 11
6.2 Configuration of the COM port in MCm Sensors Manager .................................................................... 11
6.3 Connection to the sensor ..................................................................................................................... 12
6.4 Configuration of the PPT-280............................................................................................................... 12
7 Modbus RTU communication (PPT-380 only) .......................................................................................... 15
7.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 15
7.2 Configuration of the Modbus ................................................................................................................ 15
7.3 Calculated values ................................................................................................................................ 15
7.4 Trend values on MCm Sensors Manager ............................................................................................. 16
7.5 Configuration of the alarm output ......................................................................................................... 17
8 Application information ............................................................................................................................ 18
8.1 Wiring information................................................................................................................................ 18
8.2 Long wiring recommendation ............................................................................................................... 18
8.3 Grounding recommendation................................................................................................................. 18
9 Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 19
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9.1 Mounting support ................................................................................................................................. 19

9.2 Mounting procedure............................................................................................................................. 20
10 Functional test of proximity system .......................................................................................................... 20
10.1 Testing procedure with PPT-990 (valid of all sensors) .......................................................................... 20
10.2 Testing procedure without PPT-990 ..................................................................................................... 20
11 Revision history ...................................................................................................................................... 21
12 MC-monitoring logos caption ................................................................................................................... 22
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1 PREFACE
1.1 About this manual

This manual provided detailed information about PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 installation and general use of the
systems using MC monitoring’s matching accessories and software.
1.2 Who should use this manual?

The manual is intended for use by qualified installation personnel (e.g. mechanical and electrical fitters).
NOTE:
Any person involved in the installation of MC-monitoring equipment is assumed to have the necessary technical
training in electronics and/or mechanical engineering (professional certificate/diploma, or equivalent) to enable the
person to install the equipment in a safe and correct manner.
1.3 Respect the instructions!

The procedures described in this manual should be strictly applied to ensure the PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480
and associated hardware are mounted correctly, and thus function as intended. The user should respect general
safety procedures as well as general and specific machine constructor guidelines and instructions.
1.4 Limitation of this document

Not all mounting and connecting possibilities are described in this manual. Nevertheless, several specific
configurations are described in detail. These can often be adapted for your own specific application. When in doubt,
contact MC-monitoring so that an optimum measurement solution can be found.
1.5 Related documentation

Further information on products can be found in their corresponding data sheets. These documents can be obtained
from your local MC-monitoring agent or directly downloaded through our website download page: http://www.mc-
monitoring.com/download.html 5
Documents Description
PPT-280 Datasheet PPT-280 technical datasheet
PPT-380 Datasheet PPT-380 Eagle technical datasheet
PPT-480 Datasheet PPT-480 (4-20mA O/P) technical datasheet
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2 SAFETY
The following symbols are used in this manual where appropriate:
The WARNING safety symbol

THIS INTRODUCES DIRECTIVES, PROCEDURES OR PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES WHICH
MUST BE EXECUTED OR FOLLOWED. FAILURE TO OBEY A WARNING CAN RESULT IN
INJURY TO THE OPERATOR OR THIRD PARTIES.
The CAUTION safety symbol

This draws the operator's attention to information, directives or procedures which must be
executed or followed. Failure to obey a caution can result in damage to equipment.
The ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICE symbol

This indicates that the device or system being handled can be damaged by electrostatic
discharges.
Refer to Handling Precautions for Electrostatic Sensitive Devices.
2.1 Handling Precautions for Electrostatic Sensitive Devices
Certain devices used in electronic equipment can be damaged by electrostatic discharges resulting from built-up
static electricity. Because of this, special precautions must be taken to minimize or eliminate the possibility of these
electrostatic discharges occurring.
6 Read the following recommendations carefully before handling electronic

circuits, printed circuit boards or modules containing electronic
components.
➢ Before handling electronic circuits, discharge the static electricity from your body by touching and
momentarily holding a grounded metal object (e.g. a pipe or cabinet).
➢ Avoid the build-up of static electricity on your body by not wearing synthetic clothing material, as these
tend to generate and store static electric charges. Cotton or cotton blend materials are preferred because
they do not store static electric charges.
➢ Do not handle electronic circuits unless it is absolutely necessary. Only hold modules by their front panel
handles.
➢ Do not touch printed circuit boards, their connectors or their components with conductive devices or with
your hands.
➢ Put the electronic circuit, printed circuit board or module containing electronic components into an antistatic
protective bag immediately after removing it from the system rack.
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3 Product information
The Proximity Probe Transducer PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 are high performance linearized proximity sensors
highly configurable by user via the MCm Sensors Manager software. A Modbus RTU interface has been
implemented in the PPT-380 sensor allowing the user to connect multiple sensors on the same bus and get
information from each individual sensor. This document describes the steps necessary to configure the sensor and
use the Modbus RTU interface.
4 Installation of MCm Sensors Manager Software
4.1 Run the setup.exe file*
*the installer file is available on the supplied CDROM or on our website download page: www.mc-
monitoring.com/download
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4.2 Follow the installation process
4.3 Finish the installation
Once the installation is finished close the installer by clicking the “Next” button. If the installation is successful you
can find the PPT-x80 Series Manager in the Windows program menu as follow:
Before launching the MCm Sensor Manager please ensure that the PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 sensor is
correctly connected to the PC via the optional PPT-990 module as described in the next chapter.
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5 Connection of the PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 to the Adapter
a. Please install the PPT-990 USB driver prior to plug the USB cable for proper function.
b. The PPT-990 adapter is powered by USB bus and need approx. 200mA for proper
functioning. Therefore ensure connecting it to a direct USB port or an externally powered
USB hub.
5.1 Introduction
The PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 sensors communicate with the PC via an RS-485 protocol. To allow this, the
USB adapter (PPT-990) converts the RS-485 serial protocol into a virtual COM port on the PC. Additionally the USB
adapter provide the standard +24Vdc power supply for proper operation of the sensor.
5.2 Installation of the PPT-990 driver

It is highly recommended to install the supplied driver and do not allow Windows Update to search for a driver
online. Please follow the installation procedure below.
5.2.1 Run the installer

Run with administrator privilege the PPT-990 USB Driver Win10 v2.12.10.exe installer supplied on the installation
CD.
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Adapter
5.2.2 Follow the instructions
5.2.3 Finish the installation

The final step of the installation is to close the installer Wizard by clicking the “Finish” button. At the end, you might
be prompted to restart the PC, please accept.
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5.3 Plug the PPT-990 in a USB port

Once the installation is finished, plug the USB cable so the green light on the PPT-990 should turn ON to indicate
the driver is successfully installed and the output power supply is ready.
The first time the PPT-990 module is connected to the computer, the following window will appear:
At this point, if multiple COM port or virtual COM port are connected to your computer then keep in mind the COM
number associated to the PPT-990 (see red circle above).
5.4 Connecting the sensor to the PPT-990

MC-monitoring recommends to disconnect the PPT-990 adapter from the USB port before connecting the sensor
to the adapter.
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Please insert the sensor wires into the PPT-990 terminal with the following colours; regardless of the current
configuration of the sensor:
PPT-280/380/480 PPT-990 Description

wire colour terminal
Brown BR Power supply
Green GR RS-485+
Yellow YW RS-485-
Grey GY Analog signal
White WH 0V power supply
Clear CL Shielding
6 Running the MCm Sensors Manager software
6.1 Overview
Once the MCm Sensors Manager as well as the PPT-990 are successfully installed and the PPT-280 / PPT-380 /
PPT-480 are connected, you can run the MCm Sensors Manager and you will get the following screen:
Menu bar
Area for individual
sensor configuration
List of compatible or
connected sensors
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Access to sensor
configuration:
- Download
Scann for connected - Reset to factory
sensosr - Show trends
- Upload
6.2 Configuration of the COM port in MCm Sensors Manager

Prior to communicate with the connected sensor, ensure that the COM port is well configured as follows:
1) Go into the menu bar “Option” and “Preferences”
2) Choose the serial COM port according to the settings shown in chapter 5.3
3) Save the current settings with button
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6.3 Connection to the sensor

Once the sensor is properly connected to the PPT-990 and the COM port is configured in the MCm Sensors
Manager then proceed as follows:
1) Click the “Scann” button to show the available sensor (the sensor name, symbol and serial number appear
in the left panel)
2) Click on the sensor name or symbol to show the configuration. Each sensor type has a particular
configuration panel which is detailed below.
6.4 Configuration of the PPT-280

The user can freely change the sensors configuration according to the needs. At any time, the user can restore the
factory configuration.
The factory configuration corresponds to the ordering code if specified with the purchase order or to the default
configuration described in the datasheet.
Window Field description

Sensor State:
Current status of the sensor connection
Power supply:
Allows selecting between standard +24V or
-24V power supply
Measuring range:
Select the output scaling between 0.2 to
4.2mm (4mV/um) or 0.2 to 2.2mm
(8mV/um)
12 Configuration date:
Date of the last configuration of the sensor
Calibration date:
Date of calibration of the sensor
Calibrated by:
Name or reference to the operator who
calibrated the sensor
FW Version:
Version of the sensor processor firmware
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Sensor State:
Gap, Displ. Peak, Displ. PeakPeak,
Temperature:
Current values of the sensor obtained in
Modbus Input Registers
Measuring range:
(8mV/um)
Frequency Range:
Select the frequency range of the sensor
by changing its internal sampling rate
(10kS/s or 1kS/s).
Alarm:
Allow user to choose an alarm criteria
between gap, peak, peak-peak or none
Alarm thresholds (name changes
according to the alarm criteria): 13
Specify the threshold level according to
the alarm criteria. Each value is specified
in um.
Modbus ID:
Sensor ID for Modbus operations
RS-485 Term. Res:
Allows to enable or disable the physical
termination resistor on the RS-485 signals.
Calibration date:
Calibrated by:
FW Version:
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Sensor State:
Measuring range:
(8mV/um)
Frequency Range:
Select the frequency range of the sensor by
changing its internal sampling rate (10kS/s
or 1kS/s).
Scaling:
Define the output scaling of the sensor. The
user can select between multiple peak-
peak scaling and one gap (mean value). In
Gap scaling the full scale output (20mA)
corresponds to the full measurement range
configured in “Measuring range”.
Configuration date:
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Date of the last configuration of the sensor
Calibration date:
Calibrated by:
FW Version:
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7 Modbus RTU communication (PPT-380 only)
7.1 Introduction
The PPT-380 integrates a Modbus slave protocol able to provide some information about the sensor itself and some
calculated values based on the current measure. The physical configuration is fixed as follow:
Parameter Value
Baud rate 115200 bps
Parity None
Data bits 8
Stop bit 1
Flow control none
Additionally an internal 120Ω termination resistor can be activated by the user in the MCm Sensors Manager. This
setting is stored in the non-volatile memory of the sensor and therefore remains valid even after a power shut down.
7.2 Configuration of the Modbus

The only Modbus parameter that can be changed is the Modbus slave ID as described below:
Parameter Default value User range
Modbus slave ID 1 1 to 247 (decimal)
In order to change the current Modbus slave ID, just enter the new value in the specific field of the MCm Sensors
Manager and upload the configuration into the sensor. Once the new ID is sent to the PPT-380, the MCm Sensors
Manager automatically changes its own settings to continue communicating with the sensor.
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7.3 Calculated values
The PPT-380 sensor samples the measured range at 10kS/s or 1kS/s (configurable) and processes the calculated
values by bloc of 8192 samples as illustrated below:
Therefore all the calculated values are updated every 0.82 seconds with 10kS/s sampling rate or 8.2 seconds with
1kS/s. The available calculated values are listed below:
Input register Name Description
address
0 Sensor type 1 = PPT-280, 2 = PPT-380, 3 = PPT-480
1 Sensor S/N Serial number of the senor. The read value must be
divided by 1000 to get the formatted serial number.
Example: 16412 corresponds to the s/n 16.412.
2 Gap Averaged value of the measured signal given in [um]
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3 Peak Peak value of the measured signal given in [um]. (see

drawing above for details)
4 Peak – peak Peak-peak value of the measured signal given in
[um]. (see drawing above for details)
5 Temperature Internal temperature of the sensor given in [°C]
6 Self-check Value is 1 if the sensor self-check is successful and
0 if not. (not implemented yet)
7 Alarm level Value is 1 if the sensor is in alarm state (if configured)
and 0 if the alarm criteria is not reached.
All the calculated values are available only by Modbus at a specific address for each value as detailed in the table
above. Each calculated value is available in the Input Register of the sensor in 16-bit unsigned integer format (u16)
with the LSB corresponding to 1 um.
7.4 Trend values on MCm Sensors Manager

The MCm Sensors Manager allows to monitor the calculated values in a graphical manner for information or
commissioning. All the calculated values are available on the same plot as shown below:
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A maximum of 4 hour is recorded in the MCm Sensors Manager. The plot can be held at any time by clicking on
the hold button. X and Y scales can be auto-scaled to the current values by clicking on the individual scaling button
(G for gap, D for displacement, T for temperature). Additionally the user can zoom on the trend by selecting the
zoom button.
When the user has performed a zoom-in on the plot, the system automatically holds. Then clicking on the play
button resume the zoom function and continue trending.
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7.5 Configuration of the alarm output

The PPT-380 sensor has a voltage output that can be configured to handle alarm detection based on the calculated
values described in the previous section. If the alarm detection is activated, the user has to select which of the
calculated value is monitored and specify a threshold level.
Once the alarm function is activated, a parameter value has to be selected to be monitored. According to this the
user can specify either one or two threshold values. The output goes in alarm state depending on the configuration
as detailed below:
Alarm source Alarm condition
None No alarm is performed. The analog output gives a voltage
proportional to the measured distance.
Gap The gap value of the last bloc is outside of the range specified by
“Gap Max” and “Gap Min”. Limits are specified in um.
Peak The peak value of the last bloc is above the “Displ. Peak Max”
specified in um.
Peak-Peak The peak value of the last bloc is above the “Displ. PeakPeak
Max” specified in um.
The alarm condition is evaluated at each new acquisition block, therefore the update rate for the alarm output is
0.82 seconds with 10kS/s or 8.2 second with 1kS/s.
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8 Application information
8.1 Wiring information
PPT-280 PPT-280
WIRE COLOUR PPT-380 PPT-480
+24V -24V
BROWN +24V 0V +24V +24V
GREEN RS-485+ RS-485+ Modbus RTU+ RS-485+
YELLOW RS-485- RS-485- Modbus RTU- RS-485-
GREY Analogue output signal
WHITE 0V -24V 0V 0V
CLEAR Shield
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8.2 Long wiring recommendation
The PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 are supplied with a 10m shielded cable. In installation where an additional cable
is used to extend the wiring it is strongly recommended to take care about the following points:
1) Connect the shield wire and 0V to the installation earth at the end of the sensor cable
2) With the PPT-380, if both alarm/signal output and Modbus RTU are used then run the Modbus wires
separately of the others wire to avoid cross coupling due to high frequency
8.3 Grounding recommendation

Special care must be taken for system grounding during the sensor installation. An
incorrect sensor grounding might conduct to noisy or wrong results, therefore it is
strongly recommended to respect the wiring rules below.
1) To avoid ground loop between the sensor head and the cable shield or the power supply, the sensor body is
entirely isolated. Therefore no specific action is needed to isolate the sensor body from the machine.
2) Due to point 1), if the sensor is installed in a very electrically disturbed machine, the outputs of the sensor
might be affected. For such cases, it is recommended to short the sensor head isolation by connecting a
ground wire between the sensor body and the power supply 0V. Care must then be taken to not create a
ground loop between the power supply unit and the machine.
3) The shield of the sensor cable is not connected to the sensor, therefore it is necessary to connect it to the
installation ground or the power supply 0V thanks to the clear wire available at the end of the cable.
4) The optional protective tube has a metallic core connected to the sensor body, therefore the opposite side of
the protective tube must be left floating to avoid ground loops.
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9 Installation
For adequate sensor installation, please make sure that:

• The area of vibration is clearly identified,
• The mounting support is properly designed against any adverse ambient conditions or disturbances and
is rigid and immune against surrounding movements,
• The measuring race is free of scratches, holes or protruding elements,
• The sensor position is approximatively position in the middle range of the reading distance from target,
• The target facing the proximity probe is made up of conductive material,
• The physical needed measuring range is within the sensor measuring range,
• The target surface is at least 3x the sensor tip surface.
9.1 Mounting support

IMPORTANT: Use of isolation sleeve or isolated mounting support is not necessary, as the sensor head is
electrically isolated. The sensor must be properly grounded according to chapter Error! Reference source not f
ound..
The following picture shows typical example of sensor installation and support:
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Example of support
To prevent cross-feed between any two probes mounted in the same vicinity, at least 25 mm (1 inch) spacing
between the probe tips should be maintained:
Min 25mm
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9.2 Mounting procedure

The sensor mounting procedure is the following:
• Position the proximity probe, the mounting support and the cable on the machine.
• Optimise the orientation of the transducer and cable path (don’t bend the cable with a radius below 50
mm).
• Fix the mounting bracket using the specific screws.
• Insert the proximity probe sensor through the M10 x 1 thread of the bracket and fix it using the M10 bolt
delivered with the transducer. The distance between the shaft and the probe tip must be in the middle
range of sensor measuring range.
• Secure the mounting using fixing glue (for example LOCTITE 221). This glue blocks the screws but not
too much so they can be dismantled later if required.
10 Functional test of proximity system
10.1 Testing procedure with PPT-990 (valid of all sensors)

• Connect the sensor to PPT-990 and check the communication with the software sensor manager. If the
communication is available, the sensor works properly.
10.2 Testing procedure without PPT-990

PPT-280
• Connect the power supply according to sensor specification;

• Move a metallic target in front of the sensor tip and measure the corresponding voltage output in function
of the target displacement.
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11 Revision history
Date Description Author Approved
19.05.2015 Original issue JPa YJa
31.08.2015 Updating USB driver installation JPa YJa
09.11.2015 Added grounding recommendations, remove black wire JPa SKu
15.12.2015 New layout and minor corrections DCl JPa
04.03.2016 Changes according to new configuration software JPa YJa
21.02.2018 New revision system DCl JPa
20.06.2018 Add important notice, preface and safety instructions DCl SKu
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12 MC-monitoring logos caption
Applications:
Hydrogenerators Gearless millsdrives Turbogenerators
Windturbines Pumps, fans, cooling tower, … Gas and steam turbines
Monitoring solutions:
Airgap Runner clearance Endwinding Roller bearing

monitoring monitoring monitoring monitoring
Shaft & bearing Axial thrust position Magnetic flux Partial discharge
22 vibration monitoring monitoring monitoring
Sensors:
Fiberoptic Airgap Magnetic field Partial discharge

sensors transducers transducers couplers
Proximity Piezoeletric Linearized velocity Eddy current

probes sensors sensors probes
Acquisition systems:
PMS-300 MMS-400 PPT-380 CMS-500
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1.1 About this manual

1.2 Who should use this manual?

1.3 Respect the instructions!

1.4 Limitation of this document

1.5 Related documentation

PPT-280 Datasheet PPT-280 technical datasheet

PPT-380 Datasheet PPT-380 Eagle technical datasheet

PPT-480 Datasheet PPT-480 (4-20mA O/P) technical datasheet

The following symbols are used in this manual where appropriate:

The WARNING safety symbol

The CAUTION safety symbol

The ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICE symbol

2.1 Handling Precautions for Electrostatic Sensitive Devices

6 Read the following recommendations carefully before handling electronic

4 Installation of MCm Sensors Manager Software

4.1 Run the setup.exe file*

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4.2 Follow the installation process

4.3 Finish the installation

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5 Connection of the PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 to the Adapter

5.2 Installation of the PPT-990 driver

5.2.1 Run the installer

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5.2.2 Follow the instructions

5.2.3 Finish the installation

5.3 Plug the PPT-990 in a USB port

5.4 Connecting the sensor to the PPT-990

Connection of the PPT-280 / PPT-380 / PPT-480 to the Adapter

PPT-280/380/480 PPT-990 Description

6 Running the MCm Sensors Manager software

6.2 Configuration of the COM port in MCm Sensors Manager

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6.3 Connection to the sensor

6.4 Configuration of the PPT-280

Window Field description

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6.5 Configuration of the PPT-380

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6.6 Configuration of the PPT-480

Window Field description

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7 Modbus RTU communication (PPT-380 only)

7.2 Configuration of the Modbus

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3 Peak Peak value of the measured signal given in [um]. (see

7.4 Trend values on MCm Sensors Manager

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7.5 Configuration of the alarm output

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8.1 Wiring information

8.3 Grounding recommendation

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For adequate sensor installation, please make sure that:

9.1 Mounting support

9.2 Mounting procedure