Troubleshooting

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Description                 Displays some measured sensor valuesgraphically in a bar diagram. Each sensor from1 to 16 is represented by an empty bar, thevalues for connected sensors are displayed asthe contents filling the corresponding bars.

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Description              Values sensor 1 Values sensor 2     Detailed values for the selected sensor   Displays measured values and status for aselected OMD sensor: Values sensor 1:Number of sensor, here 1. Range of possible values: 1 to 16Id:Sensor identifier Oilmist Concen. mg/l:Oil mist concentration in mg/l Opacity:Opacity

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Description                 Detailed values for the selected sensor 1….16

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Description              COT temperature deviations   COT temperature deviation from the average temperature for each connected sensor is displayed in the same form as described in 4.4.1

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Description              COT measured temperatur   COT measured temperatures are displayed here in a table: [value for S1]   [value for S2]  [value for S3]  [value for S4]   [value for S5]  ………………[value for S16] where [value for Sn] is the current temperature value at sensor n in °C or a

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Description                       Depending on sensor mounting positionthe OMD system can measure crankpin oiltemperature, COT

Menu level 1 Menu level 2 Menu level 3 Description                 Default screen         The screen shows system average values for all connected OMD sensors:   –  Opacity in percent –  Oil mist concentration in mg/l –  Temperature in C°   If the “COT TD measure ena.” option in menu

With this menu structure we want to give a complete overview of the levels, followed by explanations and tables on the next pages. Note: – The numerical indexes correspond to the chapter numbers from this User Manual.** – n is the number of connected sensors

The Evaluator has an LC-Display with a resolution of 240×128 dots, five control buttons and three LEDs that indicate the current system status. As soon as the Evaluator is powered up, the initial info screens are shown for several seconds, and then the display switches to default screen (shown in Fig.4.2 User Manual) Evaluator button Symbol in text Button function

The SiCOMS®  Data_Logger Software enables the user to: The Data_Logger Software handles up to six SiCOMS® systems. The Data_Logger Software does not replace the interconnection of the Evaluator with the engine safety and alarm system To ensure proper functionality, only motcom GmbH approved PC installations are supported to operate with a SiCOMS® system. The SiCOMS® folder should be utilized by