SPX Cooling Technologies CS4000 manual Figures

Models: CS4000

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CS4000 Mini Controller with Ethernet

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Figure 1-1.

Example of an Ethernet Network with a Connected Portable Laptop

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Figure 1-2.

Example of a 485 Network

 

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Figure 3-1.

Front Panel View

 

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Figure 3-2.

Top Panel View

 

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Figure 3-3.

Bottom Panel View

 

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Figure 3-4.

Components Inside the Enclosure of the CS4000 Mini Controller

 

 

with Ethernet

 

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Figure 3-5.

Front View of the TCM

 

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Figure 3-6.

Rear View of the TCM and Location of the Servo Amplifier Fuse

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Figure 3-7.

DCM Board and DCM Battery Location

 

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Figure 3-8.

CS4000 Mini Controller with Ethernet Backplane

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Figure 3-9.

I/O Board

 

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Figure 3-10.

Ethernet Interface Card

 

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Figure 3-11.

Interbus-S Module Side View

 

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Figure 3-12.

Interbus-S Module Top View

 

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Figure 3-13.

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

 

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Figure 4-1.

CS4000 Mini Controller with Ethernet Dimensions

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Figure 4-2.

Power/Connection Requirements

 

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Figure 4-3.

Remote Input Circuit Schematics

 

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Figure 4-4.

Example of CS4000 Controller Remote I/O Wiring −

Sourcing Outputs

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Figure 4-5.

Example of CS4000 Controller Remote I/O Wiring −

Sinking Outputs

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Figure 5-1.

Message Upon Starting the TINI Ethernet Interface Flash Utility

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Figure 5-2.

Selecting the COM Port Menu

 

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Figure 5-3.

Selecting ‘COM1’ RS-232 Port

 

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Figure 5-4.

Establishing A Successful Connection via COM1

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Figure 5-5.

Error Message Displayed when COM1 is Already In Use

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Figure 5-6.

Selecting the “Flash TINI…” Option

 

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Figure 5-7.

Selecting the

 

..........................................................................Application File

 

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Figure 5-8.

Error Message Displayed when the Attempted Connection Fails

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Figure 5-9.

Error Message Following An Unsuccessful Flash Attempt

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Figure 5-10.

Second Error Message Following An Unsuccessful Flash Attempt

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Figure 5-11.

Confirming the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway

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Figure 5-12.

Selecting the “Set TINI Application Info…” Menu Option

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Figure 5-13.

Viewing the Application Settings Window - General Info tab

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Figure 5-14.

Selecting the Application Settings Window -

Ip Address tab

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Figure 5-15.

Selecting the Application Settings Window -

Comm Options tab

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Figure 5-16.

VSMain.ini configured for an Ethernet Network

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Figure 5-17.

Select the Icon and Enter A Name for the Hyperterminal Connection

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Figure 5-18.

Select Communications Port

 

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Figure 5-19.

Setting the Communications Port Settings

 

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Figure 5-20.

Hyperterminal Window Showing Ethernet Interface Card (TINI)

 

 

Login Prompt

 

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Figure 5-21.

Opening the Command Prompt Window

 

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SPX Cooling Technologies CS4000 manual Figures

CS4000 specifications

The SPX Cooling Technologies CS4000 is an advanced cooling tower designed to meet the demanding needs of industrial applications while providing energy-efficient operation and optimized performance. This innovative cooling solution ensures effective heat rejection, making it an essential component in various sectors including power generation, chemical processing, and manufacturing.

One of the standout features of the CS4000 is its robust construction. Built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, the tower is crafted from high-quality materials that promote durability and longevity. The modular design facilitates easier transportation, installation, and maintenance, significantly reducing operational downtime. The CS4000 also boasts an attractive, low-profile design that minimizes its environmental footprint.

The CS4000 employs advanced thermal performance technologies. With its counterflow configuration, the cooling tower maximizes heat exchange between water and air, optimizing efficacy. The design allows for increased air intake and efficient water distribution, leading to superior cooling capacity. High-efficiency fill media enhances the heat transfer surface area, ensuring that the heat rejection process operates at peak efficiency.

In terms of energy efficiency, the CS4000 incorporates variable frequency drives (VFDs) which regulate fan speed based on real-time cooling demands. This feature significantly reduces energy consumption and operational costs while maintaining performance during fluctuating load conditions. The efficient fan design minimizes noise levels, making it suitable for use in noise-sensitive environments.

Maintenance is made simple with the CS4000, thanks to its easy-access panels and components. Regular cleaning and servicing can be performed with minimal labor effort, extending the tower's operational life. The system is engineered for easy adaptation, allowing for upgrades or modifications as cooling needs change over time.

Incorporating advanced control technologies, the CS4000 can integrate with Building Management Systems (BMS) for seamless operation and monitoring. This capability allows for real-time data collection regarding performance parameters, providing users with critical insights into operational efficiency and potential maintenance issues.

In summary, the SPX Cooling Technologies CS4000 is a powerful, energy-efficient cooling tower designed for industrial applications. Its robust construction, advanced thermal performance, energy-efficient operation, and ease of maintenance make it a leading choice for businesses seeking reliable cooling solutions in a wide array of settings.