CAT DBT - Shield Control Unit PMC-R for Shearer Face Operating Manual - PDF DOWNLOAD

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EmergencyOFF5.6 Displayofnon-connectedordefectivesensors5.7 MenustructureinPMC®-R(columnsfromlefttoright)5.7 Loadingprogram5.9 ................................ LoadingasinglePMC®-R5.9 Beginningloading5.9 Loadingfromtheundergroundcentralcontrol5.12 .....

SettingupanetworkwithPMC®-R5.14 ................ Troubleshooting5.17 ................................

1Selectedshieldfunctionisnotperformed5.18 ........... Example15.20

2Incompletenetwork5.21

3OneorseveralPMC®-Rsarewithoutvoltage5.23

4OnePMC®-Rcontrolunitisdefective (noreplacementinthelongwall)5.25

5Briefshutdownofonecurrentgroup followingactivationofashieldfunction5.26 .............

6ThedisplayofallPMC®-Rsflashestoindicatean incompletenetwork5.26

7Dataconnection(DÜSE)betweencentralcontrol undergroundandcentralcontrolaboveground5.28

6.Technicaldata ThePMC®-Rcontrolunit6.3 ......................... Designsuitableformining6.4 Emergencystop/shieldsupportblockedswitch6.4 ......... RearviewofthePMC®-R6.5 ......................... PlugconnectionslongwallPMC®-R6.5 Brassattachmentstrip6.5

Aboutthismanual

Applicableoperating manual

Aboutthismanual

Thischapterprovidesyouwithimportantinformationwhichwill makeworkingwiththismanualeasier.Inaddition,youreceiveinformationonthestructureofthismanualandthesymbolsandcharactersused.

Beforestartingwork

Youendangeryourself,othersandequipmentifyoudonotusean operatingmanualthatcomplieswiththedeploymentcasenamed.

Ensurethatthedataonthehousingsforthe systemcomponents verifythattheybelongtothePMC® -RSystem.

Deploymentcase

Current OperatingManuals

ThisOperatingManualispartofthe

Controlsystemofashieldsupportwith systemcomponents thatarepartofthePMC®-RSystem.

OperatingManualsfortheaffectedshieldsupportmustalwaysbe availableattheplaceofoperation.

RequesttherespectiveOperatingManualsatonceiftheoneson handarenolongercompleteoriftheyareillegible.

Whoisthisoperatingmanualintendedfor?

Thisoperatingmanualisintendedforallpersonswhosetupthe PMC®-RSystem,thosewhoworkwithit,dothesettingsandperformtroubleshooting.

Allpersonsworkingontheface,intheintersectionbetweenface andentry,orintheentrymustreadthisoperatingmanual.

Thisincludespersonswho:

J Areinchargeoftransport

J Performassembly/disassemblywork

J Eliminatefaults

J Carryoutthedailyroutineworkinthelongwall,

J Performmaintenancework

J Carryoutrepairs.

Supervisorypersonnelwho:

J Initiateand/orsupervisetheactivitiesjustindicated. Whatisthepurposeofthisoperatingmanual?

Efficiency

Thisoperatingmanualisintendedtohelpyouworkefficientlyand safelywithourproduct.Itcontainsimportantinformationonallthe activitiesrelatedtothePMC® -RSystem.

Beforestartingwork

Service

Safety

Readthisoperatingmanualcompletelyandatease.Payspecial attentiontothesafetyinstructions.Trytomemorisetheappearance andthemeaningofthesafetyandinstructionsymbols.

Ifanydetailsarenotclearlyunderstood,pleasecontactourservice department.Ourserviceaddressisgiveninthechaptertitled“For yourinformation”.

Readthechapter“Foryoursafety”withspecialattention.This chaptercontainsimportantinformationindicatingpossiblehazards.

Observetheinformationgivenandfollowtheproceduralinstructions.

Charactersandsymbolsused

Thefollowingcharactersandsymbolsareusedforsafetyinstructionsandimportantinformationintheoperatingmanual. Trytomemorisethesymbolsandtheirmeanings.

Danger!

Pointsinthetextmarkedwiththissymboldrawyourattention toimmediatelyimpendingdanger.Possibleconsequencesare: Veryseriousinjuryorevendeath.

Warning!

Thesepointscontaininformationondangeroussituations. Possibleconsequencesare:Veryseriousinjuryorevendeath.

Caution!

Thissymboldrawsattentiontodangeroussituations.Possible consequencesare:Lighttomoderatelyseriousinjuriesand machinedamage.

Notice!

Pointsinthetextmarkedwiththissymboldrawattentionto harmfulsituations.Possibleconsequencesare:Damagetothe gearbox,motor,couplings,driveframes,conveyorordamage totheimmediatevicinity.

Important!

Pointsinthetextmarkedwiththissymbolcontainusefultips andinformationintendedtofacilitateworkforyou.Theydonot warnaboutharmfulordangeroussituations.

J Itemsinlistsaremarkedwithbullets.

–Pointsinsub-listsaremarkedwithalongdashatthestartof theline

. Pointsinthetextmarkedinthiswaydescribeindividualwork steps

Yoursafety

Thischapterprovidesvitalinformationforyoursafety. Payspecialattentiontothischapter.Thesafetyinstructionsand rulesofprocedurewillhelpyoutoavoidhazardoussituationsand toperformthenecessaryworkassafelyaspossible.

ThePMC® -Rsystemcomponentsaremanufacturedinaccordance withstate-of-the-arttechnologyandgenerallyrecognisedsafety standardsandregulations.

Youandotherscanneverthelessbeexposedtodangeroussituationse.g.asaresultofenvironmentalinfluences,machinedamage oroperatorerrors.

DonotmakeanyalterationsormodificationsonthesystemcomponentsforthePMC® -Rsystem.Thedevicesmayonlybe opened andworkedonbythemanufacturer.

TheEuropeandirectivesandstandardsstipulatedinthisoperating manualmustbeappliedwhenusingthegearboxinmemberstates oftheEuropeanUnion(EU).Whenusingthedeviceoutsidethe EU,thedirectivesandstandardsvalidinthoserespectivecountries mustbeobserved.

Inadditiontothisoperatingmanual,besuretoalsoobservethe respectivelegalprovisionsandregulationsforaccidentprevention inyourcountry.

Observethesafetyandaccidentpreventionregulations:

J Ofthemine

J OftheMinesInspectorate

J Oftheminingsupervisoryauthorities.

J Whenoperatingoutsidethemine,observetheregulationsof therespectivesupervisoryauthorities.

Furtheroperatingmanuals

Pleasereadalsotheoperatingmanualsforthecomponentsrequiredforoperationofthelongwall,e.g.forelectricmotors,couplings,engineframes,chaintensionerdevices,conveyors,devices attherearofdrivesandblockanchorages,aswellasothernearby machinesthatcanbeaffectedbythecontrolunit.Clarifyanyquestionsbeforestartingwork.

Personnel

Installationandrepair

Asafundamentalrule,installationworkmayonlybecarriedoutby personnelwhohavebeenadequatelytrainedfortheseparticular requirements.RepairworkonthePMC® systemcomponentsmay onlybecarriedoutbymanufacturer’sserviceengineers.

Operatingconditions

Intendeduse

ThePMC® -Rsystemwasdevelopedandproducedforthecontrol systemsofshieldsupportcages.UtilisationofthePMC® -Rsystem componentsinothercontrol systemtasksmaynotbecarriedout exceptinconsultationwiththeManufacturer.

EmploythePMC® systemcomponentsonlyfortheirintendeduse!

Unauthoriseduse

Applicationsnotexpresslylistedasintendeduses,and/orhavenot beenmadeinconsultationwiththemanufacturer,areunauthorised usesandarenotallowedtobeperformedwiththePMC® -R system.

DBT/DBTAutomationacceptsnoliabilityforanydamageresulting fromanysuchunauthoriseduse.

Surroundingareaconditions

Suitablemeasuresmustbetakenbytheoperatortocombatexplosionhazardsarisingduetofiredamporignitionofdustwhichmight occurinamine.

Theseinclude:

J Adequateandconsistentventilation

J Planingpathsprayingsystem/watersprayingsystem J Etc.

Iftheminegasconcentrationinthefreecrosssectionoftheconsistentlyventilatedareasofthefaceexceedsacertainpercentage ofthelowerexplosionlimit(LEL)asdefinedintherespectivenationallaws,theM2equipmenthastobede-energised.

Itmayonlyberestartedbyanauthorisedperson.

Theatmosphereintheminehastobemonitoredinthehazardous locationstopermitdisconnectingthepowersupplyofallpiecesof equipmentexceptofthosewhicharerelevantforthesafetyand suitableforuseinexplosiveatmospheres.

TheM2equipmenthastobestoppedatonceandsecuredtopreventarestartiffiredampprotectionfacilitiesarefoundtobedamaged.

ThedeploymentofPMC® -Rcomponentsdoesnotaffectthesafety regulationsandfiredampprotectionstipulationsrelatingtomining operations.

ThecontrollingandperipherydevicesforthePMC® -RSystemare intrinsicallysafeandaremadeinaccordancewiththerecognised regulationsforthistechnology.

Prerequisitesforoperation

CommissioningofthePMC® -RSystemisforbiddenuntilithas beenestablishedthatthemachinethatiscontrolledbythe system isincompliancewithEuropeanDirective94/9/ECandthestandard prEN1710.

General

Protectivegear

EMERGENCYSTOP

Astheequipmentsuppliedisonlypartofanoverall system,the operatorisresponsibleformeetingthenecessarysafetyrequirementsorinstallingtherequiredsafety systemsforthedevices/componentsnotincludedinthescopeofsupplyofthisequipment and/orotherdevices/componentsrequiredforoperation.These shallbemarkedinaccordancewiththelegalprovisionsapplicable atthetimetheyareplacedonthemarket( -Marking).

TheM2equipmentisonlyallowedtobeoperatedwhenthesafety requirementsaccordingtoprEN1552havebeenmet.Theseinclude,amongotherthings:

J Facilitiespreventingunauthorisedstarting

J Start-upwarningdevices

J Watersprayingdevices

J Safelockoutcommandsystems

J Emergencystop systems

J Dustcollectiondevices

J Anti-noiseprotection

J Warningstatementsetc..

Allelectricalequipmentrequiredtooperatethelongwallshallbe markedaccordingtothelegalprovisionsapplicableatthetime whenitisplacedonthemarket.

Safetyinstructions

Generalinformation

Alwaysworkwithfullconcentration.

Familiariseyourselfwithyourworkingenvironment.

Alwayswearyourpersonalprotectiveequipment.Animportantpart ofthisgeararehearingprotectiondevices,becausethenoise emittedbytheconveyorexceeds85dB(A).

Informyourco-workersof

J Yourexactlocation

J Theworkyouareperforming

J Theamountoftimewhichyouwillprobablyrequire.

Keepthesignallingandlighting systemsinaproperfunctionalcondition.

Observetheacousticandopticalstart-upwarningdevices.

PresstheEMERGENCYSTOPswitchimmediatelyintheeventof faultsorirregularitiesinoperation.Reportanypeculiaritytoyour superiorsothatnecessarymeasurescanbetakenimmediately.

PresstheEMERGENCYSTOPSWITCHalsowhensafetyequipmentsuchasfiredampprotectionfacilitiesbreaksdown. Neverallowpartsofyourbodytocomebetweenpartswhichcould move,suchase.g.:

Operatingconditions

Storageandtransport

ThecontrolunitsofthePMC® -RSystemcanbestoredforamaximumof7yearswithoutbeingconnectedtoanelectricalpowersupply.Theinstalledbufferbatterywillbeemptyoncethisperiodhas elapsed.Thisbatterymustthenbereplaced.

Maintaintheprescribedstorageperiodsandobservetheinstructionsforstorage.

Donotstorematerialsorpartsinthetravelwayorinyourworking area.

Informthepersonsinvolvedabouttheintendedtransportrouteand theanticipateddurationofthetransport.

Transportsafetydevices

Ensurethatthetransportsafetydevices/packagingarecorrectly fitted.Neverstandunderunsupportedpartsorsuspendedloads. Usingattachmentpartsforthesystem

Donotuseanyitemsasbracketsexcepttheholdingstripsofthe PMC® -RSystem.Donotdamageanyconnectorinsertsorother fittingsurfaces.

Installationandstart-up

Inclinedface

Environmentalacceptability

Securing

Replacingcomponents

Oninclinedfacessecureallcomponentpartsbychains,e.g.tothe shieldsupports.

Whenworkingwithoils,greasesandotherchemicalsubstances, observethesafetyregulationsapplicabletotheproduct.

Disposeofauxiliarymaterialswhichhavebeensoiledwithoil, greaseorotherchemicalsubstancesinanenvironmentallysafe manner.

Maintenanceandrepair

Donotundertaketoperformrepairworkormodificationsonthe PMC® -Rcomponentsyourself.

Informthesupervisorypersonnelandthefacecrewofanymaintenanceandrepairoperationsthatmayberequired.Givetheminformationontheintendedoperationsandtheanticipatedduration.

Secureyourworkingareaoverawiderange,inordertoavoidendangeringotherpersons.

Securetheconveyorbeforealloperationsagainstunauthorised andunintentionalrestarting.

Stopandlockouttheconveyorandtheminingmachineandprevent fromrestartingbeforereplacinganydefectivecomponents.

Originalparts

Protectivedevices

Immediatelyremovedefectivecomponentsfromthefaceinorder nottohinderthefacecrew.Inaddition,youtherebyalsoavoidhavingthesedefectivepartsbeingaccidentallyreinstalledelsewhere. Passthemonforservicingwithoutdelay.

Infaceswithinclines,securesparepartse.g.withchainsorhoists.

Useonlysparepartswhichsatisfythespecifiedtechnicalrequirements.ThisisonlyensuredwithoriginalDBT/DBTAutomation spareparts.Pleaserefertothesparepartslistsfortheordernumbers.

Refitanyprotectivedevicesremovedimmediatelyaftercompletion oftheworkandcheckthattheyfunctionproperly.

Corrosionprotection

Nodirectexposuretosunlight

Storageandtransport

Thischapterincludesimportantinformationonthecorrectstorage proceduresandonthesafetransportofPMC® -Rcomponents.By observingthenotesandinstructions,theservicelifeandreliability ofthesystemcomponentsisincreased.Ifyoureadthischapter thoroughly,itwillhelptomakeyournormalworkingdayeasier.

Storage

Storageoftheequipment

Componentscoatedwithcorrosioninhibitorareprotectedfor aroundsixmonths.

Protecttheequipmentagainstdirectexposuretosunlight.Storethe electricalequipment,electroniccomponents,sparepartsmadefrom rubberorplastic-suchasseals,cablesandhoses-onlyinclosed roomsattemperaturesof15°Cto25°C.

Moistureanddirt

Short-termstorage

Long-termstorage

Protectallpartsoftheequipmentagainstdirtandmoisture.Take particularcarenottoremoveblindplugsorblindplates.Avoiddamagetotheplugconnectors.Usetheblindplugsandcapsifyou wishtostorethedevicesagainafteruse.

Donoteverstoreelectronicequipmentoutdoors!

Afterastorageperiodof7yearsthecomputersshouldbeinspected,duetotheinstalledbatterybeingemptyafterthisperiodof time.Thisbatterymustthenbereplaced.Theinspectionandthe batterychangeshouldbecarriedoutbyDBTAutomationservice engineers.

Afterastorageperiodofapprox.twoyears,aninspectionofthe systemcomponentsmustbecarriedoutbeforeuse.Thisistodeterminewhetherthemeasurestakenandthemethodofstorage haspreventeddamage.

Evenwithproperstorage,seals,hosesandcablesaresubjectto naturalageing.Donotusethesecomponentsasmalfunctionsor ghostfunctionsarepossible.

Important!

Ensurethatwhenstoringanynewsuppliestheyarestoredseparatelyfromexistingstocks,andinsuchawaythatcomputer componentsofsimilaragearestoredtogether,sothatversion conflictsfromdifferentprogrammingoperationsareavoided.

Makesurethatwhenstoring,thedisplayfoil,keyboardmembrane andplugconnectorsarenotdamaged.

Lowtemperatures

Transport Beforetransport

Transportcontainers,dimensionsandweights

Besuretoobservethetechnicaldatasheet.Youwillbeprovided withinformationabout:

J Dimensions

J Weights

Important!

Loadandtransportthecomponentscarefullyandwithfullconcentration.Protectyourselfagainstinjuriescausedbyfalling partsbywearingsafetyglovesandsafetyfootwear.

Thecomputersandinterfaces,thatbelongtothesameoperating point,andareincludedinthePMC® -Rsystem,canbetransported togetherinatransportcontainer.Youmust,however,makecertain thattheyarenotpackedtogetherwithheavyorsharp-edgedmaterials,sothatanydamagetodisplays,keyboards,cablesandplug connectorscanbeavoided.

Theaccompanyinglinesandhosecablesmustalsobecarefully packedandtransportedsothatdamagetoplugandscrewconnectionscanbeavoided.

Measuresmustbetakentoavoidsuddenimpactloadsduring transportatlowtemperatures.

Thetransportofelectronicequipmentinlowtemperatures(under -10°C)shouldbecarriedoutverycarefullyasallmaterialsbecome brittleandfragileatlowtemperatures.Thisiswhycableswitha temperatureofunder+4°Carenotpermittedtobelaid.Ifcables andlinesthatcoldaretransportedunderground,theyshouldbeleft toadjusttothewarmthoftheambienttemperaturesbeforetheyare installedonsite.

Lineandcableconnectionshavetobecarefullyprotectedwhen transportingabroad.ThePMC® -Rdevicesmustbepackedcarefullyandsecuredforjourneysoverseas.

4 Installation

Assembly

Important!

Incorrectinstallationcancausehugedamagetocontroldevices,peripherydevicesandthemachinestobecontrolled. WheninstallingthePMC®-RSystemforthefirsttime,doso onlyunderthesupervisionofspecialistpersonnelfromDBT Automation

ThePMC® -RSystemisdisplayedforinstallationinthefollowing drawings.

Theoriginaldrawingscontainallofthepartsnumbersreferencedin thepartslists.Thedrawingsshownhereareforthepurposeofgeneralunderstanding,theyarenotstructuraldesigndiagrams.

Theoriginaldrawings,togetherwithpartslistsandpartnumbers, aretobeusedtoensureproperallocationofpartsforcorrectsetupinaccordancewiththeintendedstructuraldesign.TheseoperatinginstructionsinChapter6,inwhichthemain systempartsare shownwithdrawingsand/orillustrations,offeraidforlocatingthe individual systemparts.In addition,technicaldetailsandfunctioningmethodsareexplained.

Faceshield

Fig.1:ShieldSupportComponentsFaceShield

PMC®-Rcontrolsystem

RearviewofthePMC®-Rcontrolunit

Right-handadjacentshieldA1

Left-handadjacentshieldF1 Z Y

Adjacentshield=A1,F1

Infrared-receiver=B1

Pressuresensor=C1

Reedrod=D2

=positionnumberintermsofthepartslist

Z=right-handpressuresensor

Y=infraredsensor

Reedrod

Symbolplate Faceshield

Shieldwithseparationadapter re d red

ShieldwithPower-Adapter

Right-handad- jacentshieldA1

L =shrinkhoseformarkingofthecableendatthevalveblock

IA=separationadapter

PA=poweradapter

Faceendshield

Fig.2:ShieldSupportComponentsFaceendShield

RearviewofthePMC®-Rcontrolunit

PMC®-Rcontrolsystem

SymbolplateFaceshield

Right-handadjacentshieldA1

Left-handadjacentshieldF1 Z Y

Reedrod

Shieldwithseparationadapter re d

Right-handad- jacentshieldA1

ShieldwithPower-Adapter

Double electrical power supply

Adjacentshield=A1,F1

Infrared-receiver=B1

Pressuresensor=C1

Reedrod=D2

=positionnumberintermsofthepartslist

Z=right-handpressuresensor

Y=infraredsensor

L =shrinkhoseformarkingofthecableendatthevalveblock

IA=separationadapter PA=poweradapter

Systemdrawings

Fig.3:SystemoverviewSheet1of2

127VACvoltagesupplycabletobeprovidedbycustomer

Infraredtransmitter

12VDC/min.0.5A electricpowersupply

Mediaconverter

Dataconnection tobeplacedbythecustomer 2xglassfibre9/125 µ m singlemode,withSTplug

Voltagesupply Centralcomputer (tobesuppliedbycustomer)

LDcoupler TypeA

Mediaconverter

LDcoupler TypeB

Rearviewofthe PMC ® -Rserver

A1=adjacentconnection

A2=additionaldataconnection B1=notused B2=codingplug C1;C2=notused D1;D2=notused E1=notused F1=adjacentconnection F2=notused

LD=LongDistancecoupler

PS=Electricpowersupply

PA=Supplyadapter

IA=Isolationsadapter

VS=Supplyadapter

L )=Rollerdatainaccordancewithattacheddescription “CommunicationandTransferofRollerData”

TTY=TTYcoupler Z=ServerPMC ® -R

LL )allprimary-sidevoltagesupplycables aretobeprovidedbythecustomer

SystemdrawingSheet2

Fig.4:SystemdrawingSheet2

127VACvoltagesupplycabletobeprovidedbycustomer

Infrared transmitter

LD=LongDistancecoupler

PS=Electricpowersupply

PA=Supplyadapter

IA=Isolationsadapter

VS=Supplyadapter

12VDC/min.0.5A electricpowersupply

Fig.5:Datatransmission

Datatransmission

LD=LongDistancecoupler

PS=Powersupply

PA=Poweradapter

IA=Isolationsadapter VS=Supplyadapter

A1=adjacentconnection

A2=additionaldataconnection

B1=notconnected

B2=codingplug

C1=notconnected

C2=notconnected

C2=notconnected D2=notconnected

E1=notconnected

E2=codingplug

F1=adjacentconnection

F2=notconnected

1=Centralcontrolaboveground(tobeprovidedbycustomer)

2=Mediaconverteraboveground10=LDcouplerTypeA

3=Mediaconverterunderground11=Infraredtransmitter(electricpowersupply:12VDC/min.0.5A)

4=Electricpowersupply127V/12V2x2.0A12=LWline2xFibreOptics2/125 µm,Singlemode,withSTplugs

5=Isolationsadapter(tobeprovidedbycustomer)

6=ServerPMC®-R L =asinattacheddescriptionCommunicationandTransferof 7=TTYcouplerrollerdata

8=Supplyadapter LL =Allprimaryconnectionsoftheelectricpowersuppliesareprovidedby 9=LDcouplerTypeBthecustomer

5 Operation

Operation

ThePMC®-Rcontrolunit

Important!

Donotadjustparametersorothersettingsbeforeyouhave studiedtheoperatingmanualsforthePMC®-Rsystemcomponentsandtheoperatingmanualsformachinestobecontrolled andadjacentmachines.

Maintenanceofthecomputers

Onlysuitabletoolsarepermittedtobeusedformaintenancework. Generallyspeaking,thePMC® -Rcontrolunitcomputerismaintenance-free.Occasionalcleaningofthedisplaycontributestooperatingsafety.Ifthekeyboardfoilisdefective,thenthecomputer shouldbedismantledwithoutdelayandmovedabovegroundin ordertoreplacethekeyboardfoilwithanewone,inordertoavoid anysoilingoftheswitchcontacts.

Important!

Soiledcontactscanleadtomalfunctions!

Tighteningthemountingbolts

ThePMC® -Rcomputersareeachscreweddownwithabrassattachmentstripwhichisinturnfastenedontheshieldoroperating panelatasuitableplace.ThePMC® -Rcomputerhastwopressure springsonthebackpanelwhichpressagainstthebrassattachmentstripinordertoaidremovalduringdisassembly.Unequal tighteningofoneofthemountingboltsduringfasteningcancause thecomputertogooutofalignmentwiththebrassattachmentstrip. Thisleadstodamagetotheconnectioncontactsonboththe PMC® -Randtheconnectioncable.

Important!

Alwaystightenthemountingboltsinequalamounts!

Theoperatingpanelconsistsofkeyboard,displayandLEDs.

Fig.6:ExampleofaPMC®-Roperatingpanel

ThePMC® -Rcontrolunit

Important!

DonotoperatethePMC®-Runtilafteryouhavefirstcarefully studiedtheoperatinginstructions!

KeyboardallocationforthePMC®-RProgram

Important!

Theprogramforthelongwallcomputermaynotbeloadedin thecomputerfortheseamshields.Thelattermustbeloaded withanautonomousprogram,whichisincludedinthescope ofdelivery.Nodataconnectionexistsbetweenseamshield PMC®-RandlongwallPMC®-R!

Individualkeysareassignedthefollowingfunctionsinthelongwall software:

Fig.7:Foilforarolleroperation

Tab.1:KeyfunctionsofthePMC®-Rinrolleroperation

Key symbol

Savingofthemostrecentlyviewed menuandtransmissiontothe neighbours,sothatthismenuin theneighbouringcontrolsystems canbeselecteddirectlywithKeyA.

Displayofshieldnumberanddirectcall-upofServiceParameters

Key symbol

Idlemode

Workmode

Entrymode Nofunction Nofunction

Call-upoftheleft-handneighbour Nofunction Nofunction

Call-upoftheright-handneighbour Nofunction Nofunction

Nofunction Nofunction

Nofunction Nofunction

Nofunction Nofunction

Nofunction Nofunction

Showsthelastmenulinedisplayed. Nofunction

Nofunction Nofunction

Switchovertotheleft-handmenu column

Switchovertoprecedingmenu lines

Switchovertofollowingmenulines

Call-upofthefunctionshownin thedisplay

Call-upofthefunctionshownin thedisplay

Call-upoftheright-handmenucolumn

Stoppingatautomaticsequence Nofunction Nofunction

Nofunction Nofunction Entryconfirmation

Startofanautomaticsequence Nofunction Nofunction

Sprayingsystem Nofunction Nofunction

Retractflipper Nofunction Nofunction

Automaticreadjustmentsequences Nofunction Enteringthenumeral0

Extendflipper Nofunction Enteringthenumeral1

Retractgapcovering Enteringthenumeral2

ThePMC® -Rcontrolunit

Extendgapcovering Enteringthenumeral3

Call-upoftheconveyorpullautomaticsequence Nofunction Enteringthenumeral4

Conveyorpush Nofunction Enteringthenumeral5

Call-upoftheconveyorpushautomaticsequence Nofunction Enteringthenumeral6

Call-upofautomaticprocesssequence Nofunction Enteringthenumeral7

Nofunction Nofunction Enteringthenumeral8

Call-upoftheautomaticroller constructionsequence Nofunction Enteringthenumeral9

Display Idledisplay

Fig. 8: Idle display

Postpressure oftheleft-hand neighbor/ofits own/oftherighthandneighbor (inbar)

Walkingunittravelofthelefthandneighbour/ ofitsown/ofthe right-handneighbor(inmm)

Fig.9:EmergencyOFFdisplay

EmergencyOFF pressedatShield8. Displayintheentire longwall

Rollerposition anddirectionof travel

Displaystheselectedmode(nomode selected)

Fig 10: Idle display

Non-connected,defectivesensorsorsensors whosevalvestriphas beenswitchedoffby theshieldsupport blockedswitch,aredisplayedwithswung dash“~”and“?”.

Fig.11:Menustructure

Displayofnon-connectedordefectivesensors

Norollerposition available.

Sensorsignoredinthe PMC®-Raredisplayed withIGN.

Onlystepdistancesensorsaredisplayedintheexampleshown, thesameholdstrueforthepressuresensorswhicharelistedinthe topline.Ifnoplaningpositionisavailable,thenthiswillbeindicated inthetoplineinthelastpositionby“~~~~~”.

IfaPMC® -Rhasnoneighbors,then“noneighbor”willbedisplayed withthedirection(<<or>>)thatwasselected.Thesameappliesto the1:3solutionandsimilarvariantsforincompletethree-member groups(incompletex-membergroups).

MenustructureinPMC®-R(columnsfromlefttoright)

Thecorrespondingmenucolumnisselectedwiththe keysK(columntotheleft)andR(columntotheright).Thefollowinglistshowstheheadingsofthemenus.

Scrollingupanddowninthemenusisdonewiththe keysLandM.

J AUXILIARYFUNCTIONS

J Idledisplay(notinServer)

J MEASUREDVALUES(notinServer)

J NEWSYSPARA

J ERRORMESSAGES

J GLOBALPARAMETERS

J LOCALPARAMETERS

J SERVICE

J SRBPARAMETERS

J SEQUENCEPARAMETERS

J BATCHPARAMETERS

J PUSHCONVEYOR

J PUSHCONVEYOR

J NSAPARAMETERS

J FLIPPERPARAMETERS

J WATERSPRAYPARAMETERS

J ANTICOLLISIONPARAMETERS

J LINEPARAMETERS

J EMERGENCYSTOP

J DIAGNOSTICSPARAMETERS

Nownavigationcanbeperformedintotherespectivemenulineand thedesiredfunctionusingtheLkey(lineupwards)andtheMkey (linedownwards)(viewdata,viewandmodifyparameters...).

Loadingprogram

LoadingasinglePMC®-R

Ataminimum,thefollowinghardwareisrequiredforprogram loading:

J 1PMC® -R

J 1Voltagesupply,orasasubstituteoneplugpowersupplyunit with12VDCandSKK24connectionplug

J 1Loadingcable

J 1AdapterfromPinningA1toPinningC1

J PCorLaptop

Fig.12:Connectiondiagramforprogramloading

1=PMC®-R

2=Electricpowersupply

3=asasubstituteplugpowersupplyunit

4=SKK24cable

5=Alternativeconnectionforelectricpowersupply

6=Loadingcable

7=PCorLaptop

8=AdapterA1toC1

Beginningloading

Aloadingprogramisrequiredfortheloadingwhichloadsthe PMC® -RprogramintodiePMC® -R.Thisprogramisnamed “bootpmc.exe”.Aftertheprogramhasbeenstartedwithadoubleclick,awindowappearsinwhichonecanclickonthe“COM”communicationschannelthatisused.

Fig.13:Window“SetupCOMPort”

Loadingprogram

Afteronehasdonethis,selectedtheincorrectportandmadeconfirmationwiththe“OK”key,thenthe“bootpmc”windowappears withtheerrormessage“Port:comXisnotavailable!!”(TheconnectioncomXwithX=1...6isnotavailable.)

Fig.14:window“bootpmc”(errormessage)

Ifthecorrectporthasbeenselected,thenthebootprogramwill start.

Fig.15:Windowofthebootprogram

1=deletestheexistingPMC®-Rprogram

2=startstheloadingoftheprogramfound(seePoint10)

3=presentationoftheloadingprogress

4=displayofthetypeofconnectiontothePMC®-R(OFFLINE=noconnection,PMCBOOTERconnectiontothe booterispresent)

5=displayofthePC-connectionwithtransmissionspeed,messagesofthePMC®-R

6=connectswithadiagnosticspartoftheprogramforfindingprogramdata

7=displayoftheportconfigurationsofthePC

8=bufferdisplay

9=datadisplay

10=displayoftheprogramsfoundonthePC

IfthedataconnectionisOK,thentheprogrammustfirstbedeleted intheconnectedPMC® -Rwiththe“eraseapplication”key(1).

DisplayofthePMC® -R:

Afterwards,the“Startapplication”keyneedstobeactuated.

Fig.16:Loadingwindowfollowingactuationofthestartbutton 1 2 3

1=statuswindow

2=displayofthetransmitteddata

3=connectionstatus

Thebootingofthenewprogrambeginswithactuationofthestart button(2).

ThedisplayofthePMC® -Rshowstheloadingprogressbymeans oftheincreasingnumberofdatagroups.Intheinterestofimproved legibility,thedisplayisupdatedonlyeverytwoseconds,whichis whychangesofthedisplayappeartobeabrupt.

0<F1A>0 Receive71940

Aftertheloadingprocess,theconnectionstatusonthePCwindow onceagaindisplaysOFFLINEandthePMC® -Rrunsthrougha numberofstartingandinitialisationsteps.Oncethesehavebeen completed,thePMC® -RproceedsintotheDefaultwindow.

Loadingfromtheundergroundcentralcontrol

Thisdisplayisshownif

J nonumberinghasyettakenplaceinthenetwork, J anunexpectedcodingplughasbeenfound, J anexpectedcodingplughasnotbeenfound, Ifnosensorsareconnected,then~~~willbedisplayedinsteadof measuredvalues

Ifnoneighborispresent,thedisplaywillflash Ifnovalvestripisconnected,thedisplaywillshow“VL”.

APMC® -Rthathasbeenloadedwiththecorrectprogramcannow betakenundergroundandconnectedtothechainofthelongwall PMC® -R.TheprogramisloadedintothelongwallPMC® -Rby meansofthe“bootfacewide”commandinthe“Service”menu.

Loadingfromtheundergroundcentralcontrol

IftheentirePMC® -RchainissetupwithServerPMC® -Randcentralcomputer,andifcommunicationsbetweentheserverandcentralcontrolandbetweenserverandlongwallPMC® -RareOK,then anewPMC® -Rprogramcanalsobeloadedfromthecentralcontrol intothePMC® -R.

Theprogrammustbeloadedonthecentralcomputerasaprerequisiteforthis.

1=pressure-proofhousing

2=terminalbox

3=coveroftheterminalbox

Thecentralcontrolmustbesettobewithoutvoltageforthispurpose.Thecoveroftheterminalbox(3)isopenedafterwards. AUSBconnectionforaUSBdatastickistobefoundintheterminalbox.

Important!

Theterminalbox(2)mustbeclosedagainafterthedatastick hasbeenconnected!Thecentralcontrolcanbeprovidedwith voltageonceagainafterthishasbeendone.

Furtherprocedurescorrespondtothosepreviouslyoutlined,startingwith“Beginningloading”!

Fig.17:HousingoftheundergroundcentralcontrolMCU2

SettingupanetworkwithPMC® -R

SettingupanetworkwithPMC®-R

Intheprogram,theprogrammerdetermineswithwhichcoding plug(s)thefunctionsofthe

J server,ofthe

J networknumbergenerator(numerator)andofthe

J specialshieldspresentinthenetwork(blockanchorage,longwalledgeshield,drivecomputer,etc.)

aredefined.Thedefaultsettingsofthestandardversionfrom DBT-Lünen(ECCAutomation)aredescribedbelow.

Adescriptionisofferedinadditionofthe1:3solution(onecontrol unitfor3shields)(Chapter:Networkwith1:3solution).

Ataminimum,thefollowingsystemcomponentsarerequiredfor settingupafunctionalnetworkwiththeprogramsuppliedforatest:

J 3PMC® -Rcontrolunits

J 2valvestrips

J oneeachcodingplug10kOhm(server)and15kOhm (numerator)

J 2neighboringcables

J 2connectioncablesPMC® -Rvalvestrip(valvestripcable)

J 1voltagesupply

J 1cableSKK24-SKK24

Fig.18:Exampleforconstructingatest

1=PMC®-R

2=codingplug10kOhm

3=codingplug15kOhm

4=valvestrip

5=valvestripcable

6=neighbouringcable

7=voltagesupply

8=cableSKK24-SKK24

Unit start-up

OncethePMC® -Rchainhasbeensuppliedwithvoltage,theunits startup.Ifnoprogramisloaded,thenthestart-upwillendwiththe displaymessage,“Waitingnoprog”.

Ifaprogramneedstobeloaded,thenonewillneedaloading cable,whichisconnectedtoConnectionC1ofthefirstPMC® -R andconnectedwiththePC(seealsotheChapterentitled:Loading program)

IfaprogramisloadedinoneofthePMC® -Rused,thentheother PMC® -RsthathavenoprogramwillautomaticallyobtaintheprogramassoonastheyhavevoltageandaBIDIconnectionispresent.Ifdifferentprogramversionsarecontainedinthecomputers used,thenamessagewillbeshowntothiseffect(Diff.Prog).The PMC® -Rsnowexpectadecisionfromtheoperatorastowhichprogramversionistobeused.Thismustnowbesentfromthecomputerthathasthecorrectprogramtotheothersbymeansofthe command“Bootthroughoutthelongwall”.Afterbooting,the PMC® -Rsstartupandreinstallthemselves.

Important!

Nofunctioningnetworkisyetpresent.Thisisdisplayedby meansoftheblinkingasteriskinthedisplay!

The“Networkparameters”mustfirstbeadjusted.Settingsforthe testset-upinFig.18inbrackets{}

Thefollowingparametersmustbeadjustedand/orcheckedinthe “NewSysparameter”menu:

J HDdirection=Networkdirection(fromtheminingpointofview) startingfromtheserver.{0}

–1=thePMC® -RchainisconnectedtoserverconnectionF1 –0=thePMC® -RchainisconnectedtoserverconnectionA1

J HDserver=numberofserversonthehead-enddrive{1}

–1=1serveronthehead-enddrive

–0=noserversonthehead-enddrive

J HDdrive=numberofdriveshieldsonthehead-enddrive{0}

–0=withoutdriveshields

–1=1driveshield(maximumof3driveshields)

J LongwallStart[StrebAnfang]=firstshieldintheshieldcolumn (shieldwiththenumber1){1}

J LongwallHt1to1[StrebHa1zu1]=shieldgroupsize(quantityof shieldscontrolledbyonePMC® -R){1}

Thecodingplugfortheserverputsaninternalpermanentnumberingintoeffect.

J TGdrive=numberofdriveshieldsonthetail-enddrive{0} –0=withoutdriveshields

–1=maximumpof3driveshields

J TGserver=numberofserversonthetail-enddrive

–1=1serveronthetail-enddrive

–0=noserversonthetail-enddrive

J Endofthelongwall=lastshield{2}

J Mastercod[Masterkod]=shieldnumberinwhichthecoding plugisinserted.{1}

Loading program
Adjusting the network

SettingupanetworkwithPMC® -R

ThenetworkshouldbeOKwiththesesettings.

Troubleshooting

J 1Selectedshieldfunctionisnotperformed

J 2Incompletenetwork

J 3oneorseveralPMC® -Rsarewithoutvoltage

J 4OnePMC® -Rcontrolunitisdefective(noreplacementinthe longwall)

J 5Briefshutdownofonecurrentgroupfollowingactivationofa shieldfunction

J 6ThedisplayofallPMC® -Rsflashestoindicateanincomplete network

J 7Dataconnection(DÜSE)betweencentralcontrolunderground andcentralcontrolaboveground

Onthefollowingpages,variousfrequentlyoccurringerrorsaredescribedinthesequenceoftheabovelistanddisplayed,andthe stepsthatcanbeusedforisolatingthecauseareshownwiththe aidofflowcharts.

Generallyspeaking,onecanhoweversaythatitisusuallytheline orcableconnectionsthataredefective,rarelyacomponent.

Thebeginning(errorthathasoccurred)ismarkedrespectivelyin red(unbrokenline).

Testingactivitiesthatleadtoadecisionaredisplayedinareclining rhombus.

Activitiesleadingtoremediesareindicatedwithochrecolor (dashed).

Thetarget-eliminationoftheerror-isdisplayedingreen (stippled).

Thefollowingillustrationshowsthebasicset-upofaPMC® -Rnetwork,whichshouldbememorisedthoroughly.

Important!

Thecurrentgroupsizeisdependentonthequantityandthe currentconsumptionoftheconnectedvalvesthatmustbesuppliedfromoneelectricpowersupplyorontheratedpowerof theelectricpowersupply.

Thefollowingexamplesshowonlythegeneralstateofaffairswithoutgoingintodetail.

Fig.19:PrincipleofaPMC®-Rnetwork

Troubleshooting

1Selectedshieldfunctionisnotperformed

Fig.20:Searchtreeforerrordescription1

Checkwhetheror nottheotherfunctionscanbe activated. Yes furtherwith example(1) No

Checkwhether ornotthereis voltagetothe PMC®-R*)

Yes

Checkwhether electricpower supplyisOK

Switchcable Switchelectric powersupply

PMC®-Rhas voltage No

CheckPMC®-Rby replacingeach PMC®-Rwiththe other

Checkwhether ornotthereis pressurein thesystem. Yes

Checkwhether ornotthefunction diodeoftheselectedPMC®-Rlights upwhenthefunctioniscalledup

PMC-RandneighboringcableareOK see:NoteZ Yes

Switchonpumps

*)=IfdisplayandLEDsareilluminated,thenvoltageispresent.

Note Y

Measure:

Neighbouringcomputerdefectiveordiodeoftheselectedneighboringcontrolunitisdefective

Switchaneighbouringcomputerwithafunctioningneighboringunit andchecktoseewhethertheerroriscarriedalongwithit.Install backupunitifnecessary.

Note Z

Measure:

Troubleshooting

CheckthemessageinthedisplayofthePMC® -Rthatisnotresponding:

Thefollowingmessagemaybedisplayed:

Measure:

Thismeansthattheleft-handcontrolunitisblocked.

Thedisplayoftheblockedcontrolunitshowstheletter“G”three times,becausetheblockingofacontrolunitalwaysalsoinvolves theblockingofitstwoneighbors.

Ifthereisanerror,theneithertheblockingswitchispressedorthe blockingswitchisdefective.

Releasetheblockingswitchorreplacethecontrolunitwitha backup.

VL320316

Thefollowingpossibilitiesmaybepresent:

J PMC® -Routputtothevalvestripisdefective(rare)

J Valvecontrolstripisdefective(rare)

J TheconnectioncablebetweenthePMC® -Rcontrolunitisdefective(frequent)

ReplacePMC® -Rcontroldevice, Replacevalvecontrolstrip,or

ReplacetheconnectioncablebetweenPMC® -Randvalvestrip

Troubleshooting

Example1

Fig.21:SearchtreeforExample1”ShieldfunctionRemoveprops”isnotcarriedout

Theshieldfunction “Removeprops”in shield10isnotresponding

E.g.Switch “Removeprops” and“Advancing” valvecable

Checkwhetherthe functioniscarriedout, e.g.select“Remove props”,“Advancing”is expectedandviceversa No

Yes

Thesolenoid valveorthepilot valveisdefective

Replacevalvedisk (see“Hydraulicssystem”operatinginstructions)

Errorstill present

Valvestripdefective:

AReplacevalvecable

BReplacevalvestrip

No

Replacevalve cableandcheck onceagain

Checkwhether theotherfunction canalsobeactivated

Yes

Valvestripoutletand valvecableareOK.One oftheplugconnectors isprobablydefective. I.e.,replacevalvecable

Important!

Aftertroubleshooting,reconnectthevalvecablesfor“Remove props”and“Advancing”totheircorrectpositions!

2Incompletenetwork

Inalongwallwithatotalof180shields,oneSKK24hosecable betweenthePMC®-Rcontrolunitshasbeendamaged.Thisis shownthroughouttheentirelongwallbymeansoftheflashing asteriskinthedisplay.

Letteringandasteriskinthetopdisplaylineblinkonandoffin turns.

Whenthiskindofmalfunctionoccurs,thenetworkcanbechecked onanyrandomPMC® -Rcontroldevice.

Thisisachievedbypressingthe“C”keyatoneofthelongwall PMC® -Rs.Thenetworkdisplaythenappearsonthescreen:

Thisisthedisplayforitsownshieldnumber.Here:43 Onecanscrollinthedisplayusingthe“M”key:thenextdisplayis:

Thisdisplaymeans:

34=firstshieldnumberrecognised

180=lastshieldnumberrecognised

Inparentheses:

501=expectedservernumber

180=expectedlastshieldnumber

ThismeansthatthereisanetworkinterruptionbetweenShield33 andShield34.

Important!

Noautomaticsequencescanbecarriedoutwhenthereisa networkinterruption.Activeautomaticsequencesareinterrupted.

Thesearchforthecausecanensueinaccordancewiththefollowingsearchtree:

Troubleshooting

Fig.22:Searchtreeerrordescription“Non-completenetwork”

Start

Checkwhether thenon-recognisedcontroldeviceshavevoltage.

Yes

Communication betweenPMC®-R No.33andNo.34 isfaulty

No

Voltagesupplyis faulty

Possiblecauses

Possiblecauses

NeighboringinterfacePMC®-Rdefective(Pin2,3)

ReplacePMC®-R33; iferrorrecurs,replacePMC®-R34

Neighboring cabledefective (Pin2,3)

Replaceneighboringcable

Separationadapterdefective

Replaceseparationadapter

Important!

NeighboringinterfacePMC®-Rdefective(Pin1,4)

ReplacePMC®-R33; iferrorrecurs,replacePMC®-R34

Neighboring cabledefective (Pin1,4)

Replaceneighboringcable

Ifanentirecurrentgroupiswithoutvoltage,theneitherashort circuitispresentortherespectivevoltagesupplyisdefective.

Iftheelectricpowersupplyisprovidingvoltage(LEDsilluminated), thentherespectivehosecableisdefective.

Replacehosecable

Iftheerrorcontinuestooccur,thentherespectiveSKK24connectionisdefective.

Replaceelectricpowersupply/separationadapter/PMC® -Rhose cable

3OneorseveralPMC®-Rsarewithoutvoltage

Thiserrordescriptioncanbedifferentiatedinthefollowingpartial cases.

AllPMC® -Rs,whicharefedfromasingleelectricpowersupply,are withoutvoltage

AllPMC® -Rsofasinglecurrentgrouparewithoutvoltage

Onecurrentgroupisbrieflywithoutvoltage

Onepartofacurrentgroupiswithoutvoltage

Re:Approach1:AllPMC®-Rs,whicharefedfromasingleelectricpowersupply,arewithoutvoltage

1.Powersupplyunitfailure

2.Bothconnectionhosecablesaredefective(unlikely)

3.Poweradapterfortheelectricpowersupplyisdefective

Insituations1and3:replacepowersupplyunit

Insituation2:replacehosecable

Re:Approach2:AllPMC®-Rsforasinglecurrentgroupare withoutvoltage

1.Supplyadapterdefective

2.Supplyhosecabledefective

3.Connectionatcontroldeviceisdefective

4.Shortcircuit

seeSearchtreeExample2

Insituation1:replacepowersupplyunit

Insituations2and4:replacehosecable

Insituation3:replacerespectivePMC® -R

Re:Approach3:onecurrentgroupisbrieflywithoutvoltage

1.defectivevalve

2.damagedvalvecable

3.defectivevalvestrip (seeerrordescription5)

Re:Approach4:onepartofacurrentgroupiswithoutvoltage

ThefollowingillustrationshowsExample3:threePMC® -Rcontrol unitsarewithoutvoltage.

Troubleshooting

Fig.23:Example3:threePMC®-R-controlunitsarewithoutvoltage

A1F1

1=Electricpowersupply12V

2=Integratedsupplyadapter

Causes Procedure

Ifapartofacurrentgroupiswithoutvoltage,thisisindicativeofa linedisconnection.

1.HosecablebetweenUnits13and14isdefective

2.NeighboringinterfacetoUnit13isdefective

3.NeighboringinterfacetoUnit14isdefective

Ifthesupplyhosecableisreplacedandtheerrorrecurs,thencare mustbetakentoensurethatnocontroldeviceisdefective.One canproceedinaccordancewiththefollowingsearchtree.

Fig.24:SearchtreeforExample3:onepartofacurrentgroupiswithoutvoltage(Part1)

Start

ThreePMC®-Rcontrolunitsarewithoutvoltage

Replacethetwo controldevices12 and14.

Controldevice 12isdefective

Replacecontrol device12

Checkwhether Units9,10and 11becomewithout voltage

Replacethetwo controldevices12 and13.

Fig.25:Example3:Part2

Checkwhether Units9to12becomewithoutvoltage No

Replacepower supplyhosecable

Controldevice12 isdefective

Replacecontrol device12

Proceedasabovewhentherearetwooronlyonecontroldevice withoutvoltage.

4OnePMC®-Rcontrolunitisdefective(noreplacementinthelongwall)

IfonePMC® -Rcontrolunitisdefective,thenthePMC® -Rnetwork isincomplete.Noautomaticsequencefunctionscanbecarriedout undertheseconditions!

Sequenceoftheshieldsinautomaticmode

Sequenceoftheshieldsoneaftertheother

Pushingtheconveyorasfunctioninthegroup(“bankpush”)

Pullingtheconveyorback

Automaticreadjustmentsequences

Ifanetworkisnotcomplete,thenthecontrolsystemoftheshields isstillpossibleusingthedeadman’sfunctions.Alloftheindividual functionscanbeactivatedbytheneighbouringcontrol system.

Torestorenormaloperation,thenetworkmustbemadecomplete. IfthereisnoreplacementPMC® -Rcontroldeviceinthelongwall, thenthefollowingtemporarysolutioncanbeundertaken.

1.RemovedefectivePMC® -R.

2.RemovethelastPMC® -RinthelongwallandinsertatthepositionofthedefectivePMC® -R.

3.Resetthenetworkparameters.Reducethe“Endofthelongwall” parameterbyoneshieldinthe“NewSYSParameter”menu.

Troubleshooting

Ithasbeendeterminedinthelongwallwith180shieldsthatthe PMC® -RcontrolunitofShieldNo.50isdefective.AfterdisassemblyofthePMC® -RcontrolunitfromShieldSupportNo.50and installationofthePMC® -RcontrolunitfromShieldSupportNo.180 intoShieldNo.50,the”Endofthelongwall”parametermustthus besetfrom180to179.

Important!

Thisoptionshouldonlybeusedin casesofemergency.The lastshield,whichlacksaPMC®-Rcontrolunit,mustthenbe operatedmanuallyusingfunctionvalves.

5Briefshutdownofonecurrentgroupfollowing activationofashieldfunction

Briefshutdownofonecurrentgroupfollowingactivationofashield function

Thecurrentgroupisbrieflywithoutvoltageduringtheperformance ofafunction,inordertothenstartuponceagain.

1.TheE-Valveofthefunctionisdefective

2.Thevalvecableofthefunctioncalled-upisdefective

3.Thevalvestripisdefective

Disconnectvalvecablefromthefunctiononthevalvethatis causingthemalfunction.

Callupthesamefunctiononcemoreandchecktoseewhetherthe malfunctionoccursagain.

J YES=valvestripisdefective(seeMeasure2)

J NO=thecoilofthevalveisdefective

Thevalvediskmustbereplaced.(seeoperatinginstructionsforthe hydraulicssystem)

Disconnectvalvecablefromthefunctiononthevalvestripthat iscausingthemalfunction.

Callupthesamefunctiononcemoreandchecktoseewhetherthe malfunctionoccursagain.

J YES=thevalvestripisdefective Replacethevalvestrip.

6ThedisplayofallPMC®-Rsflashestoindicatean incompletenetwork

ThedisplayinthedisplaywindowofallPMC® -Rsflashestoindicateanincompletenetwork.TheServerPMC® -RadoptsthecontinuousPMC® -Rsequentialnumbering system.ThePMC® -Rswill continuetobenumberedinsequenceuptothepointofinterruption.ThePMC® -Rsfollowingthepointofinterruptioncannolonger beactivated.ThelongwallPMC® -Rsretaintheirnumberinguntilthe nextvoltagefailure.Withthiserrordisplay(flashingdisplay)itis possibletooperatetheshieldsupportsmanuallyintheneighboring controlsystem.

TheconnectionfromPMC® -RNo.32toPMC® -RNo.33isinterrupted(longwallwith180shields)

IntherangefromShield1to32,pressthe“C”keyandthenthe“M” key:

s:50132(501180)

501=Serverisrecognised

32=lastrecognisedshield

Inparentheses:501Serverexpected,180lastexpectedshield

Theinterruptioninthenetworkmustthereforebefoundabove Shield32.

IntherangefromShield32to180,pressthe“C”keyandthenthe “M”key:

s:33180(501180)

33=firstrecognisedshield

180=lastrecognisedshield

Inparentheses:501Serverexpected,180lastexpectedshield

Theinterruptioninthenetworkmustthereforebefoundbelow Shield33.

1.defectiveneighbouringcable

2.defectiveneighbouringinterface

3.defectiveseparationadapter

4.defectivesupplyadapter(electricpowersupply)

Replacedefectivepartwithspare.

Important!

InterruptionsinthePMC®-Rchainmustberepairedatonce, becausepressingdownashieldemergencystopinthedisconnectedsectionofthelongwallwillnotbeabletohaveeffect! Noautomaticsequencescanbecarriedoutwhenthereis anetworkinterruption.Activeautomaticsequencesareinterrupted.

Troubleshooting

7Dataconnection(DÜSE)betweencentralcontrol undergroundandcentralcontrolaboveground Ifthecentralsoftwarehasbeenplayedandstartedonthecentral control,thenonecanthusmakethewindowoftheShieldDataDrivervisiblebydouble-clickingtheDBTbuttonontheWindows statusbar.

Fig.26:WindowsdisplayDBTShieldDataDriverandShieldDataDriverwindow

The“CommunicationsStates”windowappearsfollowingaclickon the“Com.States”switch.

Aredcircleisusedtomarkthepositioninthe“Communication States”windowatwhichonecanrecognisewhetherornotaconnectionexistswiththelongwallortothecentralcontrol.

Thefollowingmeaningsapply:

1=connectionpresent

0=noconnection

Theconnectionstatusisshownonthe“VShield”visualisationsoftwareinadisplayfieldatthelowerleft-handcornerofthemonitor (seefollowingpage)

Fig.27:CommunicationStateswindow

1=noconnection

2=connectionOK

3=noconnectionfromVDataDrivertoVShield

4=connectionfromVDataDrivertoVShieldOK

5=connectiontothelongwallOK

Incasesoferrors,itisnowpossibletosetupbridgesatvarious positions.

Test1:OnthePCaboveground: PullouttheconnectiontotheDÜSEaboveground!

Setabridgeatthe9-poleDSubconnectionbetweenPins2and3. A”1=connectionOK”shouldbedisplayedinthecommunication statusoncethisbridgeisinplace.

Test2:AtthecablebetweenPCandDÜSEaboveground

PullouttheplugattheDÜSEaboveground.InputUDI/GN:seta bridgeatthe25-poleDSubplugbetweenPins2and3.Checkstatuswindow.

Test3:AttheDÜSEaboveground:

Disconnectline.Setbridgebetweenclamps1and9andbetween2 and10.

Checkstatuswindow

Test4:Onthecable:

Disconnectlinetoaboveground

SetbridgesatthelineendsDAaandDEaandatDAbandDEb. Checkstatuswindow

Test5:AttheDÜSEdevice:connectionspaceTTY

Disconnectline

Setbridgesattheclamps+DAand+DEandat-DAand-DE. Checkstatuswindow

Important!

Ifa1isdisplayedduringthecheckingofthestatuswindow andifnotimerstartsupintheReceiveErrorM.[EmpfangFehlerm],thedatalinkbetweenthelasttestsiteandthecentral controlisOK.

Troubleshooting

Fig.29:SystemoftheDÜSElink +/-Ub+/-Ub 4132 baba

PCaboveground

9-poleD-sub

RxDTxDdimensions 237 Socket Plug 327

TxDRxDdimensions Sprayjet aboveground UDI/GN

25-poleD-sub greenplug 10921

DEbDEaDAbDAa

Connectionspaceremote

Sprayjet5i/l underground

DEDEDADA

1white 2brown 3green 4yellow

6 Technicaldata

Technicaldata

Inthischapter,theindividual systempartsofthePMC® systemare displayedandexplainedtotheextentnecessaryforunderstanding thecontrolsystem.Onlythosesystempartsarepresentedwhich appearinthepartslistforthisproject.Displaysofsmallparts,such asclamps,holdersorstandardisedparts,havebeendispensed with.ThePMC® -Rsystemisdividedupintodifferentsubsystems. Theseappearundertheirownlistsofdrawingsandparts.Thefollowingsubsystemsareassignedwiththeiridentificationnumbersin thisproject:

Tab.2:SubsystemsofthePMC®-R-System

SubsystemsIdentificationnumber

SHIELDSUPPORTCOMPONENTS YULINYUSHEN1

SYSTEMOVERVIEWYULIN YUSHEN1

DATATRANSMISSIONYULIN YUSHEN1

GEARBOXCONTROLPMC-D3 DRIVES

40071390100000

40071390200000

40071390300000

40071390400000

ThePMC®-Rcontrolunit

Operatinginstructions

describedintheseoperating instructions

describedintheseoperating instructions

describedintheseoperating instructions

describedinseparateoperating instructions

EveryshieldisequippedwithaPMC® -RShieldControlUnit(SCU), whichistheheartoftheelectrohydrauliccontrolunit.Thesingle controlunitacquiresmeasurementvaluessuchaspressure,movementandswitchsettingsinitsownshield.ThePMC® -Rcalculates fromthisdatatherequiredcommandsforthesingleshield-andautomaticsequencefunctions,andallowsthemtobeexecutedbythe connectedhydraulicsvalves.ThePMC® -Rcancontrolanddisplay allfunctionsofashieldandis,simultaneously,theinterfacebetweenoperatorandmachine.ThePMC® -Rsystemcan,basedona reliablenetwork,controlallindividualshieldfunctions.Asaninteractivesystem,itallowstheusertoexecutesingleshieldfunctions aswellasautomaticsequencefunctions.Importantprocessvalues arecontinuouslydisplayedasanacknowledgementfortheoperator.

Fig.30: DrawingNo.:40071351000000 FrontviewofthePMC®-R

Designsuitableformining

ThePMC® -Rcontroldeviceisconstructedwithahousingmade fromstainlesssteel,whichishermeticallysealedduetoitsdesign. ThePMC® -Rhousingisproducedwithnoseamwithaflangeupon whichthekeyboardbottomplateismounted.Furthermore,itcontainstheemergencystopandshieldsupports-blockedunit.An O-ringsealundertheflangeprovidesforconsistencyagainstwater upto3barexternalpressure.TheplugsidefortheconnectionbetweenI/Ounitandelectronicaccessoriesissecuredthreetimes withtheO-ring.Therobusthousingunitpromisesadditionalprotectionagainstexternalinfluencesandalongservicelifewithless maintenance.

Emergencystop/shieldsupportblockedswitch

Emergencystopandshieldsupportblockedswitchesofthe PMC® -Raredisplayedwithtwoswitches.Theseswitcheshave beenmadewaterproofthroughtheuseofaspeciallydesigned switchingramandasealinggrooveforanO-ringseal.TheseparateswitchutilisationforEmergencyOFFandshieldsupport blockedswitchcontainsnocomponentsotherthattheswitchcontactsandthewiringforthebeeper.ThefunctionoftheEmergency OFFissoftware-monitored,whichmeansthattheEmergencyOFF functiondisplaysaso-calledE-Stopfunction.

Theseparateshieldsupportblockedswitchswitchesofftheelectric powersupplytotheValveconnectionstrip.Thesetwoindividual switchesmakeitpossibletoactivateashieldstopformaintenance workorforinstancesofdiagnostics.

UsetheEmergencyOFFswitchformaintenanceworkinorderto switchonthehydraulicsupply system.

Important!

E-Stop

Shieldsupportblocked switch

Theshieldsupportblockedswitchdoesnotinterruptthehydraulicsupplytothevalves,itinterruptsonlythevoltagesupplytothevalveconnectionstrip!

Important!

Whenyouworkinashieldorobservethelongwall,ensure yourownsafetybypressingtheshieldsupportblocked switch!

Fig.31:

RearviewofthePMC®-R

A2B2C2D2E2F2

A1B1C1D1E1F1

1Guidepinforbrassattachmentstrip

2Pressurespringsforassistanceduringdisassembly

3BoreholesforfixingscrewDINISO4762-M12X140-1.4301

PlugconnectionslongwallPMC®-R

Tab.3: AllocationoftheplugconnectionsA1andF1andZBUS,if needed

Pin1Pin2

Pin3 Pin4

12VDatatransmission Datareception GND(Ground)

Tab.4:DesignationoftheportofthePMC®-R

Nonelisted Codingplug(ifrequired)

Right-hand pressuresensor

Brassattachmentstrip

neighbor

AboardwithsocketheadscrewsofDINISO4762-M 12X140-1.4301isfastenedontoprotecttheSKK24-connections ofthePMC® -Ragainstanydamagebeingcausedduringtransit. Thesearealsousedforfasteningthebrassattachmentstripduring operationalstatus.

Brassattachmentstrip

1ThreadedholeforfasteningwithAllenscrewDINISO4762-M12X140-1.4301

2RetainingsleevewithguidepinforSKK24-plug

3Boreholesforretainingclipslong

4Boreholesforfasteningthebrassattachmentstripintheshield(ontheholdingsheet,amongotherthings)

5BoreholeforthePMC®-Rguidepin

6CountersinkingholeforholdingandguidingthepressurespringsofthePMC®-R

TheconnectionsnecessaryaccordingtothedrawingsinChapter4 arepluggedintothecorrespondingportsofthePMC® -Randsecuredwithlongcouplingclamps(00000065069452).Nowone PMC® -Rneedstobereplaced;thetwoM12x140Allenscrewsare loosenedandthePMC® -Ristakenoff.TheSKK24plugofthe neighboringandsensorconnectionsremainpositionedinthebrass attachmentstrip,inorderthatthePMC® -Rcontrolunitcanbe pluggedbackondirectlyandscrewedtightly.

Codingplug

CodingplugSKK24

Fig.33:CodingplugSKK24

ThecodingplugispluggedonthePMC® -RattheB2connection andrecognisedandreadinduringstart-up.

Thefollowingtypesofcodingplugsareintendedforthisprogram:

Tab.5:SKK24codingplugtypesandtheirallocation

TypePartsnumber

CP110K

CP115K

40080048100002 10kOhm

40080048200002 15kOhm

IdentificationofthePMC®-R Server

Identificationofthenumber generator

Valveconnectionstrip(VA)

Valveconnectionstrip(VA)

Thevalveconnectionstripisplacedatadistancefromthe PMC® -R,inaccordancewiththemodularconcept.TheVAcan switchupto22valves.Afour-conductorcableconnectstheVA withthePMC® -R.AswitchingcircuitintheVAmonitorsthedata flowbetweentheswitchingcircuitsandthePMC® -Randdeterminesthatthevaluesarevalidorreportsadefect.TheVAiscompletelycoveredbya2-componentresincast.ThreeLEDsinthemiddleshowthefunctionoftheVAonacontinuousbasisandprovide thefollowinginformation:

J YellowLED:12Voltispresent, J GreenLEDindicatescorrectdataflow, J RedLEDindicateserrorsinthedataflowbetweenPMC® -R andVA

Fig.34:DrawingoftheValveconnectionstripwithnumbersoftheOS4connections

Allocationsofconnectionsvalvestrip

Tab.6:Valveallocationofitsownshield

ConnectiontothePMC®-R

tionstrip

Nonelisted

Nonelisted

Fig.35:DrawingoftheValveconnectionstripwithnumbersoftheOS4connections

5=OS4T-plug

6=SKK24-plug

VALVESTRIPCABLE

4-conductorlineswithOS4Tplugsonbothsidesareusedbetween thevalveconnectionstripsandthevalves.Allcontactsaregoldcoated.

Fig.36:CABLE;SKK24FB-OS-4T;1000LG.

Tab.7:PinallocationVALVESTRIPCABLESKK24-OS4T

Electricpowersupply

Figure37showsanexplosions-protectedhousingforelectricpower supplyforthePMC® -Rwithintegratedsupplyadapter.Thedouble currentsupplycontainstwointrinsicallysafe12Vdirect-currentsupplieseachforonegroupof5shields.Onepowersupplyisthereforerequiredfor10shields.

Fig.38:Doublepowersupplywithintegratedsupplyadapter

1Supplyvoltageconnection

2ConnectionforPMC®-RPortA1

3ConnectionforPMC®-RPortF1

Technicaldata:

J ACSupplyvoltage:ACvoltage48-230Volts

J DCOutput:max.voltage12.5VDC

J Max.current2A

Isolationsadapter(IA)

Theisolationsadapterisrequiredforthegalvanicseparationoftwo neighboringelectricalcircuits.Thedatafromoneelectricalcircuit canbetransmittedtotheotherbymeansofanopticalcoupling whilethetwoelectricalcircuitsareseparatedfromoneanother.The installationofanisolationsadapterafter4shieldstotheleftandto therightofthepowersupplyisthusrequired.Theisolationsadapterisinstalledinastainlesssteelhousingandcastinsiliconeresin.

1SKK24-Connection(redfortheconnectionoftheA1PortofthePMC®-R) 2BoreholeforfasteningtheBIDIcoupler 3BoreholesfortheSKK24retainingclips

Important!

TheSKK24couplermarkedinredmustbeconnectedwiththe PMC®-RA1connection!ThePMC®-Rnetworkcannotfunction iftheredSKK24couplerisnotconnectedtothePMC®-RA1 connection!

Fig. 39: Isolations adapter PMC II2 BIDI COUPLER;ATEX
Fig.40:Exampleforassembly

Sensors

Sensors

AvarietyofsensorsareavailableinordertoutiliseallofthepossibilitiesofthePMC® -Rindividualcontrols.Analoguesensorsexist forpressuremeasurementandstepdistancemeasurement.

Pressuresensor

ApressuresensorwithaverylowcurrentconsumptionwasdevelopedforthePMC® -Rsystem.Basisofthepressuresensorisa “Wheatstone”measuringbridgewhichisattachedtoaceramic membrane.Ameasurement-valuebooster,whichgeneratesameasuringvoltagefrom0.5to4.5Vforameasuringrangefrom0to 600bar,isinstalledinthepressuresensorhousing.Thehydraulic sideofthepressuresensor(plug-typeconnectorDN10)isdirectly connectedwiththemeasuringbodyofthesensor.Theelectrical sidehasanSKK24couplerfortheelectricalconnectionbetween thePMC® -Randcylinder-usingSKK24hosecablesorlines.For reasonsofsafetyinthefaceofmechanicalloads,thesecableconnectionsshouldbemadewithhosecable.Themeasuredvaluesof thesensorallowsimplemeasurementssuchasforshieldsetting, aswellasspecialautomationtaskssuchasautomaticreadjustmentsequences,shieldpullingunderroofcontactoradjustablesettingpressure,etc.

1Nameplate,ifnotlasered

2Positionofthelaserednameplatedetails

3SKK24coupler

4BoreholesforSKK24clamps

5SealinggrooveonthehydraulicswithO-ring

6Grooveforhydraulicclamp

7ProtectivecapSKK24-side

8Protectivecaponthehydraulics

9Boreholesforguidepins

Fig.41:PRESSURESENSORIPS600;ATEX
Fig.42:Illustrationofthepressuresensor

Fig.43:Sectionaldrawingofthepressuresensor

1SKK24coupler 2Intensifier

3Membrane

Fig.44:Measurementdiagramofthepressuresensor

Sensors

Sensors

Reedmeasurementrod

Walkingunittravelismeasuredusingareedrod,whichisinstalled inthewalkingcylinder.Themeasuringcontactsareinstalledina stainlesssteelpipeandareactuatedusingaringmagnet,whichis installedinthepistonrod.Theaccuracyofmeasurementisapprox. 4mm.

Fig.45:Sectionaldrawing(schematicdiagram)ofthemeasuringrod

Fig.46:Measurementdiagramofthereedrod

SKK24Hosecablesystem

ThehosecablesareusedwithSKK24plugconnectorsfortheconnectionsfromshieldtoshieldandwithinshields.Aplugclamppreventspullingoutwithcompletedconnectionsandmaintainsareliableconnectionsuitableforminingsituations.

Fig.47:Steel-armouredhosecablewithSKK24plugs

Thecontactsaregold-coated.

Fig.48:SKK24plugutilisationwithPinnumbers

pinnumber Frontalviewofthe connectionplug

HosecablebetweenvalvestripandPMC®-R

TheconnectionbetweenvalveconnectionstripandPMC® -Ris madewithahosecablewithanOS4T-cableend.

Fig.49:HOSECABLEM.OS-4T-END1200/400

5HoseendwithSKK24plug

Tab.9:AllocationoftheHOSECABLEwithOS4-end

6Hoseendwithgroovepieceforfasteninginthetalember(withclamp)

7OS4T-plug(straight)

PinAllocation Conductor PinHirschmann end

5=OS4T-plug

X=ViewXwithpindesignation

Y=CodingoftheOS4Tplug

Z=ViewZwithpindesignation

VALVECABLE

4-conductorlineswithOS4Tplugsonbothsidesareusedbetween thevalveconnectionstripsandthevalves.Allcontactsaregoldcoated.

Fig. 50: VALVE CABLE

Infraredtransmitter

AninfraredtransmitterisfittedontherollerforthepurposeoftransmittingtherollerpositiontothePMC® -Rchain.Electricpoweris providedbythesupplytotheroller.ThePMC® -Runitshaveabuiltininfraredreceiver.ThepositionoftherollercanthusbedeterminedthroughthePMC® -R.Regularcleaningofthetransmitter increasesoperatingsafety.

Fig.51:INFRAREDTRANSMITTER

Important!

RegularcleaningoftheinfraredreceiverofthePMC®-Ralso increasesoperatingsafety.

IfinstallationconditionsareunfavourableforthePMC® -R,itisrecommendedthatanexternalinfraredreceiverbeusedthatcanbe installedinafavourablepositionforpassageoftheIRbeams.(see alsotheChapteronInfraredTransmitter).

LDcoupler

TheLDcouplerisintendedforlongdistances,suchasbetweenthe ServerPMC® -Randthefirstsegmentshield.

Fig.52:LDcouplerTypeA/B

1Fasteningholes

2SKK24ConnectionRS485

3SKK24ConnectionBIDI(markedinred)

TwodifferentLDcouplersexistfortheconnectionbetweenthe longwallandtheserver,TypeAandTypeB.TypeAisinstalledin thefirstsegmentshield,TypeBinthevicinityoftheserver(see systemdrawings)

TheSKK24couplingsleevesontheLDcouplerTypeBareboth brassincolorandmarkedonthehousingasRS485-andBIDI-Connection(F1).

Fig.53:INFRAREDRECEIVER

Infraredreceiver

TheexternalinfraredreceiverisusedwhenthePMC® -Rneedsto beinstalledatapositionunfavourablefortheIRbeampassage.

1SKK24Connectionsleeve

2Boreholesforfasteningcables(withclamp)

3Infrared-receiver/transmitter

Fig.54:Imageoftheinfraredsensor

SUPPLYADAPTERPMC/V1;ATEX

Fig.55:SUPPLYADAPTERPMC/V1;ATEX 11

1SKK24-couplingsleevefordatathroughputandvoltagesupplyofconnecteddevices 2SKK24-couplingsleeveforvoltagesupply Forconnection,seeSystemoverview2drawing.

Fig.56:Sketchwiringdiagramsupplyadapter

1SKK24couplerTTY-side(green)

2SKK24couplerBIDI-side(brass)

TTYCOUPLERSELF-SUPPLIED;ATEX

TheTTYcouplerisconnectedtotheSPRAYJETwiththegreen connectionbelowgroundand/ortocorrespondingmodems.

Inthisproject,theTTYcouplerisutilisedfordatatransmissionto theroller.(seealsotheChapteronDataTransmission).

DOUBLEADAPTERSKK24BUSH/BUSH

1SKK24couplers

2Boreholesforclamps

ThisdoubleadapterisintendedfortheextensionofSKK24cables. (optional systempart)

Fig.59:Loadingcable

Loadingcable

Aloadingcableisrequiredinordertobeabletoloadaprogram intothePMC® -R.ThisisconnectedtothePMC® -RconnectionC1 andwiththeDSUBcouplingtotheserialconnectionofthecomputerfromwhichtheprogramistobeloaded.

1ConnectionDSUBforPC 2ConnectionSKK24forPMC®-Runit(PortC1)

PinDSUB9Allocation

Datatransmission

Anopticalwaveguidelink(LWLlink)isusedinthisProjectAfor datatransmissionabovegroundbetweentheserverPMC® -Rand thevisualisationcomputer.Variousadditionalpartsarerequiredfor this.Thesearelistedinthe“Datatransmission”partslist.Themost importantcomponentsaretobebothlistedanddisplayedhere,insofarasdrawings/picturesareavailable,inordertomakeitallocationandsearchingeasier.

LWLmediaconverteraboveground

TheabovegroundLWLmediaconverterisusedforthecouplingbetweenvisualisationcomputerandtheLWLlinkfromundergroundto aboveground.Thelinkwiththevisualisationcomputerishandledby anLANcable,whichisincludedinthepartslistfordatatransmissionatPosition(44).

ToavoidproblemswithdifferentcomputerandLWLconvertersconnections(differentormissingports),severalcablesandadapters areincluded,whichofferonlyoptionalsupportforthefunctioningof datatransmission,i.e.DSUB9cable,DSUB25cable.LWLconnector,etc.

Auniversalholdingplateisincludedforthepurposeofmakingit possibletopositionthedifferentindividualundergroundcomponentstogetheratthestartofthelongwallandtohavethemsharea bracket.(seeChapter”Universalholdingplate”)

Fig.60:Separatingaid

Universalholdingplate

Theuniversalholdingplatewasdesignedfortheassemblyofdifferentsystemcomponentsonthesamecarrier.

Startuppackage

TheStartuppackagecontainsthefollowingtools,whichareminimumrequirementsforworkingwiththecomponentsofthePMC® -R system.ItbelongswiththeinitialdeliveryforeveryprojectthatcontainsthePMC® system.In addition,twoejectortoolsarelisted whichareincludedinthedatatransmissionpartslist.

J Tools:

–1setmaletriangularTeewrenches,sizesM4-12

–1setAllenwrenches2-10mm

–1wireendferrulepliers

–1setscrewdrivers2-10mm

–1pipewrench250mm

–1side-cuttingpliers140mm

–1Solderingiron230V/30W

–1Solderingiron12V/6W

–1ejectortool(seedatatransmission)

–1ejectortoolsize1.58(seedatatransmission)

J Smallparts:

–Fluxcoredwire

–Pincontacts

–Socketcontacts

–Isolationstrip

–Conductorendferrules0.5mm2

–20mcableLIYCYblue,intrinsicallysafe

–10pc.connectorsleeveinsertSKK4

Thisstart-uppackageispartofthescopeofthesystempartslist.

PMC®-PXPOptoEthernetProvider

Important!

Intheeventofmalfunctions,theproviderisnottobereplaced byanyoneotherthantrainedpersonnelnorwithanydevices otherthanfunctioningoriginalequipment.Returndefective providerstothemanufacturerforrepair.

Whenacentralcontrolisinstalledundergroundinthevicinityof thelongwall,thenseveralfunctionsrequiredfortheconnectionbetweentheundergroundcentralcontrolandtheabovegroundcentral control/visualizationareprovidedbytheundergroundcentralcontrolunit.

Ifalongwallishoweveroperatedwithoutundergroundcentralcontrol,thenaproviderforanopticalwaveguide/fiberopticslinkwith thecentralcontrolabovegroundmustbeutilised.

Important!

Donotperformanymodificationsontheprovider,because thatwillinvalidatetheregistrationlicense.

1=Connectionforopticalwaveguide(LWL(fiber-opticcable))

2=Connection12Vpowersupply

3=Providerel./LWL(fiber-opticcable)

4=BIDIserialinterfacestoPMC®-R/D/V

5=EthernetLANcablebetweenProviderandPORTUXcomputer

6=PORTUXcomputer

7=PMCOpto-BIDIModules

8=Powersupplycircuitboard10=Pressure-proofhousing

9=Outerhousing11=Barriers

OpticaldatalinksareinstalledbetweenthePORTUXcomputer(6) andtheBIDIinputinterfacecards(7).

Fig.61:

Thefollowingcomponentsareinstalledinsecurefashioninthe pressure-proofhousing:

J PORTUX(6)

J SWITCH(3)

J PCBBARRIER(11)

Tab.11:Groupingoftheconnections

Tab.12:ValuesforM1toM5

SKK24allocationM1toM4(M5)

Pin1:12Vforthepowersupplyoftheisolationsadapter

Pin2:TX(9V@600R,forupto115.2kBaud)

Pin3:RX(165Ohm@5mA,forupto115.2kBaud) 4:GND

Themaximumexternalcapacitanceandinductancecanbedefined onlyinconnectionwiththeelectricalpowersupplyutilised.

ConnectionP1

Tab.13:MaximumvaluesforP1

Theproviderismadeupofapressure-proofhousing(10)thatis installedinanouterhousing(9)ofthe“intrinsicallysafe”antiignitionprotectiontype.

Theelectricalcomponentsthatareinstalledinthetwohousingsare interconnectedwithinsulatedsingleconductorsandLWL(fiberopticcable)lines.

Thematerialofthecircuitboards,thecircuitboardinsulation,the insulatingcircuitboardandtheencapsulationoftheplug-typeconnectorsandoftheconductorfeedthroughisincompliancewith leakagecurrentstability=100(IEC60112-1).

Theinsulationoftheintrinsicallysafeandnon-intrinsicallysafe electricalcircuitsagainstearthedpartscanresistanalternatingcurrentof500V.

Apermanentlylegiblenameplateoftheanti-ignitionprotectiontype “i”hasbeenmountedonthehousingwiththefollowingminimum specifications:

Nameandaddressofthemanufacturer

Model:PMC-PXPOptoEthernet Identifier: **** BVSNo.:DMT06ATEXE***

Anti-ignitionprotectiontype: IM2EExibdI SerialNo.:XXXXXXXXXX 5thand6thdigitsrepresenttheyearofmanufacture Ambienttemperature:Ta=-5 °Cto+50 °C

Thefollowingsketchshowsthewalloftheproviderhousingwith theconnectionsandtheirdesignations.

Fig.62:Sketchfortheconverterconnections

L1=LWL(fiber-opticcable)connection(plug-in)

M1toM4=SKK24-ConnectionfordatalinkagewiththePMC® System

P1=SKK24voltage12VDC

M5=dummyplug(optionaladditionalSKK24possible)

TheconnectionsM1toM4havethesameallocationastheA1connectionofPMC® -R(andPM4),i.e.:anisolationsadapterconnectionisalwaysaccomplishedwithitsredconnectionsleeve.

TheproviderPMC® -PXPOptoEthernetissuppliedfromanintrinsicallysafepowersupplyunitwhichisconnectedtotheSKK24couplingsleeve(P1).

Theproviderissuppliedwithvoltagethroughitsowncurrent-limited powersupplyunit.TheconnectionfromPMC® longwallorgear controlunitsorotherPMC® applicationsiscarriedoutviaanisolationsadapter.Thisisconnectedwithitsredconnectionsleeveto therespectiveconnectiondefinedinthe systemdrawing.

Important!

Theprovidercannotbeoperatedwithoutahigher-levelcontrol system.Followtheoperatinginstructionsforthiscontrolsystem.

Onlyauthorisedplugs,linesanddeviceswhicharedefinedina higher-levelcontrolsystemarepermittedtobeconnectedto theplug-typeconnectorsoftheprovider,andthenonlyby trainedpersonnel.

Additionalfunctionsandapplicationscanbeobtainedfromthe projectdrawings.

LWL(fiber-opticcable)datacircuit (LinePORTUXintern)

TransmitterPORTUXmax.P0138mW Transmittermodulemax.P097mW (LineSwitch)

OpticalTransmitpowermin.-15dBMnormal-11dBMmax.-8dBM Transmitteropticalmax.P00.4mW

Ambienttemperature

Ta=-5°Cto+50°C

Patchcable

ApatchcablewiththerespectiveLWL(fiber-opticcable)plugconnectorsisincludedinthescopeofdeliveryfortheconnectionfrom thePMC® -PXPOptoEthernetprovidertotheabovegroundLWL datalinesetupbytheminingcompany.LiketheSKKhosecables, thisLWLcableisencasedinanhydraulicprotectivehoseinorder tomakeitlessvulnerabletosoilingandmechanicaldamage.

Fig.63:PatchcableandplugtothePMC®-PXPOptoEthernetprovider

LWL(fiber-opticcable)devicebox

Thedeviceboxactsasareliable4-poleplug-and-socketconnectionforglassfiberpatchcables.Ituses4StandardE2000couplingsandprovidesasecureconnection.

Fig.64:Devicebox(externalside)

Thedeviceboxisahousinginterfacefor4LWL(fiber-opticcable) lines.FourE2000plugsarepluggedininsideahousing.Four E2000plugscanalsobepluggedinfromoutside.Thesearepreferablycombinedonapatchcablesuitableforminingpurposesina hermeticallysealedplug.

Theopticalfiberlinewhichrunsuptothegroundsurface(provided bytheoperator)mustbeconnectedtothisconnectionbox.

AnE2000plugandtheassociatedjacksocket/bushareshownin thefollowingillustration(doubleversion).Thetermsontheright andtheleftarethusdefinedasfollows:

1=left-handplug

2=left-handcoupling

3=right-handplug

4=right-handcoupling

5=greensleeve

6=blacksleeve

7=leverfordisengagingtheplug leftandrightareinreferencetotheviewfromthecablethroughtheplugtothecoupling.

Definitionofthedirectionofthelight

J fromtheleft-handplug(cablewithgreensleeve)intoleft-hand jacksocket

J fromtheright-handjacksocketintotheright-handplug(cable withblacksleeve)

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