
This document provides an overview of the following topics for the Oil Quality and Water Contamination Monitor Installation:
- Before installing a sensor, it should be reset while at the location it will be mounted. This will allow it to "learn" the mesh network, it's place in the network and the best path(s) to a gateway or repeater
- A good clean mounting surface is key to good installation.
- Sensors should be securely placed to avoid back and forth “rocking motion”. This could appear as a mechanical looseness condition to the analyst, resulting in a misdiagnosis of a machine health condition.
Remember: Analysts are working remotely and relying on the installation team to ensure reliable data is being received. The vibration analysis can only be as good as the data being collected.
The following considerations should be used to determine the optimal location for the QM3100 device:
- The sensor must be placed in a section of the lubrication system with sufficient flow to ensure a representative fluid sample is monitored by the device.
- The sensor should not be placed at the bottom of low-flow loop or sump as sludge and deposits could build-up over time.
- In applications with large debris sizes (largest dimension >500µm), placing the sensor after a filter is recommended to prevent electrode shorting.
- The sensor must be placed where the maximum ambient temperature does not exceed specifications.
- The sensor should be placed where the connector interface is free of obstructions and the I/O cable can be routed without sharp bends.

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See below on how to connect each interface cable to the I/O connector pinout:

Pin | Name | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | CAN HI5 |
CAN HI |
2 | CAN LO5 |
CAN LO |
3 | CAN GND4 |
Communications Ground |
4 | VDC+ |
Power Input |
5 | RS 485 B1,2,3 |
RS485 Transmit/ Receive B |
6 | RS 485 A1,2,3 |
RS485 Transmit/ Receive A |
7 | RS 485 GND4 |
Communications Ground |
8 | GND4 |
Power Return |
Trident QM31000 I/O Connector Pinout |
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