VIBRO-METER MPC4 | Mechanical Protection Card DSP

  • Model: E034038 (Long Model: 200-510-070-113)
  • Brand: VIBRO-METER
  • Series: VM600
  • Core Function: Real-time vibration measurement and mechanical protection
  • Type: Mechanical Protection Card (MPS)
  • Key Specs: 4 dynamic signal channels, 2 tachometer inputs
Category: SKU: VIBRO-METER E034038 200-510-070-113 MPC4

Description

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Dynamic Input Channels 4 (Programmable)
Tachometer Inputs 2
DC Voltage Range 0 to +20 V or 0 to -20 V
AC Voltage Range Max ±10 V
Vibration Frequency Range 0.1 Hz to 10 kHz
Amplitude Accuracy ±1% of full scale
Input Impedance 200 kΩ
Height 6U (262 mm)
Width 20 mm
Depth 187 mm
Weight Approx. 0.40 kg
Processing Technology Advanced DSP

Product Introduction

The VIBRO-METER E034038 (200-510-070-113) serves as the core mechanical protection card within the VM600 series. It monitors rotating machinery by processing four dynamic signals and two speed inputs simultaneously using advanced digital signal processing (DSP).Field data confirms this module reduces diagnostic blind spots by capturing rapid vibration changes at high sampling rates. The onboard multi-channel processing measures relative/absolute vibration, eccentricity, and thrust position while providing programmable alarm thresholds for immediate fault detection.

 

Installation & Configuration Guide

Preparation (10 min)
Verify the target VM600 rack slot is de-energized. Gather a #2 Phillips screwdriver and an anti-static wrist strap. Confirm the firmware revision matches your existing system configuration before unpacking.Removal (5–10 min)
Disconnect all front-panel BNC connectors carefully. Remove the rear IOC4T connector board first. Slide the retaining lever outward to release the card from the backplane. Pull straight out—never twist.Installation (10 min)
Align the E034038 guide rails with the VM600 chassis slots. Apply firm, even pressure until the card seats fully against the backplane. Reattach the IOC4T connector board and secure the front panel screws. Double-check that no cables are pinched.Power-On & Test (10 min)
Restore rack power and observe the front-panel LEDs. A green status indicator means the power-on self-test passed. If an LED flashes amber, check the “OK System” diagnostics via the MPSx software. Run a simulated input test to verify alarm trip points before returning the machine to service.

 

Troubleshooting Quick Reference

Symptom Probability Action
Amber Fault LED solid High Check sensor wiring for shorts or opens. Measure loop resistance at the terminal block.
No communication on VME bus Medium Reseat the card. Verify the VME address jumpers match the system map.
Erratic vibration readings Medium Inspect BNC connectors for oxidation. Swap the sensor cable to isolate the fault.
Card fails power-on self-test Low Verify 24V DC supply is within ±10%. Replace the card if failure persists across two slots.

 

Dimensions, Mounting & Wiring Notes

  • Dimensions: H 262 mm × W 20 mm × D 187 mm (6U height standard).
  • Mounting Method: Slides into standard 19-inch VM600 rack; secured via front panel screws and rear backplane connector.
  • Terminal Notes: Front panel features BNC connectors for buffered raw sensor analysis. Rear connections mate exclusively with the IOC4T input/output card. Never force the rear connector; misalignment will bend backplane pins. Always use shielded cabling for dynamic inputs to prevent EMI interference.

FAQ

Will this work in my older VM600 rack?
Yes, but you must verify the backplane revision. Early racks sometimes require a specific IOC4T pairing. Check your rack manual before ordering.I received a unit with different DIP switches than my old one. What gives?
That’s normal. Factory defaults vary by production batch. Always photograph your original card’s switch settings before removal, then manually configure the replacement to match. Don’t assume plug-and-play.Are these actually new or just pulled from a decommissioned plant?
We sell both. Inventory is clearly marked as either “New Surplus” (factory sealed, never installed) or “Refurbished/Tested.” Ask for the specific lot number if traceability matters to your compliance audit.What is the lead time if you don’t have stock?
Typically 2 to 4 weeks for factory-direct orders, depending on current allocation. We always quote a confirmed date before accepting payment.How do I know it hasn’t been damaged by electrostatic discharge?
Every unit undergoes incoming inspection and live functional testing on a dedicated VM600 test rack. We run a 24-hour load test and generate a report. You can request that document before shipment.Can I return it if it doesn’t fit my application?
Returns are accepted within 14 days provided the unit is uninstalled and undamaged. Restocking fees apply. Open a support ticket first so we can confirm compatibility and avoid unnecessary shipping costs.