Manual Lap Dat VM-25

MANUAL No. 6G17-024 Rev.
8
Published in Oct. 2017
Revised in Nov. 2021
VM-25 Monitoring System
VM-25 Condition Monitor Manual

Installation Guide
● This manual is solely designed for specialists or personnel with relevant

knowledge to install the VM-25 Monitoring System and connect the wires.
Use of this manual is restricted to the personnel with relevant knowledge.
● Read this manual thoroughly and understand the contents before installing
the VM-25 Monitoring System.
● Keep this manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed.
● This manual is solely designed for technicians to install the VM-25

Monitoring System and connect the wires.
Use of this manual is restricted to those who are qualified or authorized to

perform the service.
● Read this manual thoroughly and understand the contents before installing
the VM-25 Monitoring System.
● Keep this manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed.
VM-25 Installation Guide Preface
Thank you very much for purchasing the VM-25 Condition Monitor (hereafter "the product").
<Regarding the Manuals for the VM-25 Monitoring System>
The manuals related to the VM-25 Monitoring System are classified according to the operations and tasks.
This document describes about the following products, users, and contents.
Name VM-25 Condition Monitor Manual Installation Guide

Intended users Specialists or personnel with relevant knowledge
of the manual Personnel who maintain the product, install it to the control panel and connect the
wires
Personnel who perform the detail settings and maintenance of the product
The use of this manual is restricted to those who have completed the maintenance
training course run by our company.
Contents  General description
 Preparation
 How to install the product
 How to connect the wires
 How to install Device Config
 Maintenance and service
 Troubleshooting
For details of how to set and operate the VM-25 Monitoring System, refer to "VM-25 Manual Setting &
Operation Guide".
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<Important Notices>
● Be sure to read this manual thoroughly and understand the contents before using this product. Keep this
manual so that the operator can refer to it when needed.
● If you have any inquiry about this product or manual, contact the sales office where you purchased the
product.
● For the use of the product, adequate knowledge about other instruments connected to the product and
transducers is also required. In addition, not only the contents of this manual, but also common sense
need to be applied for the safe use of the product.
● This product has had its EMC (Electro-magnetic compatibility) evaluated by various noise tests.
However, since the performance of the product varies depending on the environmental conditions such
as below, follow instructions in this manual to stabilize the product.
– Intensity of noise
– Temperature and humidity
– Layout of the product
● When reselling the product as an assembly or transferring the product (to a third party), please provide
the end users with this manual.
● When discarding the product, follow local government regulations.
● Company and product names contained herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective owners.
● Copyright is retained by SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc. No part of this document may be
disclosed or reproduced in any form without prior consent of SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc.
● The appearance of the Device Config window differs by product specifications.
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<Disclaimer>
• The company assumes no liability for any damage or injury caused by the user's fault including not
following the instructions of this manual or not installing or handling the product in an appropriate
manner.
• The company shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damage, injury, or lost income resulting from
misuse, abuse, modification, or disassembly of all or any part of the product by the user.
• Unless expressly stated herein, the company makes no other warranties, express or implied, including
without limitation, any warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or infringement of
intellectual property rights.
• A Warranty Provision is included at the end of this manual. In the event that the product failure occurs,
the company shall repair the product in accordance with the Warranty Provision.
• The company shall not be liable for any incidents resulting from the use of parts other than those that
are recommended by the company.
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VM-25 Installation Guide Table of Contents
<Table of Contents>
Regarding the Manuals for the VM-25 Monitoring System .............................................. 1
Important Notices ............................................................................................................ 2
Disclaimer ........................................................................................................................ 3
Table of Contents ............................................................................................................. 4
Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product ...................................................6

1.1 For Users of this Manual .......................................................................................................................6
1.2 Warning Symbols ..................................................................................................................................6
1.3 Safety Labels .........................................................................................................................................7
1.4 Precautions for Handling.......................................................................................................................8
1.4.1 Prohibited Uses.............................................................................................................................8
1.4.2 Compliances .................................................................................................................................9
Chapter 2 Overview ................................................................................ 11
Chapter 3 Preparation ............................................................................12

3.1 External Dimensions ...........................................................................................................................12
3.2 Name and explanation of terminal block ............................................................................................13
Chapter 4 Installation .............................................................................15

4.1 Conditions Surrounding the Product ...................................................................................................16
4.2 Restrictions on Installation ..................................................................................................................17
4.3 Installing the Product ..........................................................................................................................19
Chapter 5 Wire Connection ...................................................................20

5.1 How to Connect Input-Output Cable...................................................................................................21
5.2 How to Connect Power Supply Input Cable / Protective Earthing Cable ...........................................23
5.3 How to remove various cables ............................................................................................................25
5.4 Checks after Connecting .....................................................................................................................25
Chapter 6 Device Config Setup .............................................................26

6.1 System Requirements ..........................................................................................................................26
6.2 Installing Device Config .....................................................................................................................27
6.3 Network Configuration for the PC ......................................................................................................28
6.4 Connecting Network Cable .................................................................................................................29
6.5 Uninstalling Device Config.................................................................................................................29
Chapter 7 Maintenance and Service .....................................................30

7.1 Regular Inspection ..............................................................................................................................30
7.2 Product Lifetime..................................................................................................................................30
7.3 Cleaning ..............................................................................................................................................30
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VM-25 Installation Guide Table of Contents
Chapter 8 Trouble Shooting ..................................................................31

8.1 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................31
Warranty Provision
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product
Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product

For the safe use of the product, be sure to read the instructions below.
1.1 For Users of this Manual

This manual is solely designed for the specialists or personnel with relevant knowledge who install the product
and connect the wires to install the product to the control panel and connect the wires.
Use of this manual is restricted to the personnel with relevant knowledge.
1.2 Warning Symbols

This manual uses the following symbols to increase awareness of possible dangers or harmful situations to the
user, and to guide in the safe operation of the product. Be sure that you fully understand the contents of this
manual and follow the instructions herein.
Warning Symbols Description

This symbol is used to warn against the possibility of serious or fatal injury.
Follow the instructions to ensure safety.
This symbol is used to caution against the possibility of injury.
Follow the instructions to ensure safety.
This symbol is used to draw attention to the possibility of property damage.
Follow the instructions to prevent damage to equipment.
Point In this manual, Point is used to highlight some important issues as well as to provide useful
information.
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1.3 Safety Labels

The following table describes the types and meanings of the warning indication affixed on the product.
Thoroughly understand the meanings before work.
Safety Label Meaning

Use the cables of with the coating temperature rated of 75°C or more.
CSA certification label (/NBA) Contents

WARNING EXPLOSION HAZARD.
DO NOT CONNECT OR DISCONNECT WHEN ENERGIZED.
AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE D’EXPLOSION.
NE PAS BRANCHER NI DÉBRANCHER SOUS TENSION.
WARNING EXPLOSION HAZARD.
DO NOT REMOVE OR REPLACE WHILE CIRCUIT IS LIVE UNLESS
THE AREA IS FREE OF IGNITIBLE CONCENTRATIONS.
AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE D’EXPLOSION.

NE PAS RETIRER NI REMPLACER PENDANT QUE LE CIRCUIT
EST SOUS TENSION À MOINS QUE L’EMPLACEMENT NE SOIT
EXEMPT DE CONCENTRATIONS INFLAMMABLES.
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1.4 Precautions for Handling

For the safe use of the product, be sure to follow the precautions below.
1.4.1 Prohibited Uses
◼ Never disassemble or modify the product. Do not use the product under conditions that exceed its
specifications. Otherwise, it may result in malfunction of the product, fire or injury.
◼ Ensure to turn the power off before performing wiring work. Otherwise, it may result in an electric
shock or electrocution.
◼ Do not use radio equipment such as transceivers, or mobile phones around the product.
If electromagnetic waves are radiated to the product, signal cables or the transducer, the product
may not provide satisfactory precision described in the specifications.
◼ Avoid any contact with the board component or soldered parts of this product.
Otherwise, it may result in damage to or malfunction of the product.
◼ This product is precision equipment. Avoid any excessive shock or vibration.

◼ Avoid a voltage resistance test or a withstand voltage test in any places other than specified.
Otherwise, it may result in damage to the product.
◼ Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

Otherwise, it may result in an alarm generation and operation of the relay.
◼ Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

Otherwise, it may cause variations in measurement values and each output.
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1.4.2 Compliances
◼ Use of the product is restricted to the specialists or personnel with relevant knowledge.
◼ Be sure to follow the instructions in this manual when installing the product.
Otherwise, it may result in malfunction of the product, fire or injury.
◼ Be sure to connect the protective earthing cable.

Otherwise, it may result in an electric shock, electrocution or malfunction of the product.
◼ Before installation, be sure to read the manuals for this product as well as other instruments that
are to be connected. The use of this product requires expert knowledge of instruments, and the
knowledge of any associated equipment.
◼ Before contacting the product, be sure to touch the metal objects, etc. so that the static electricity
is discharged.
Static electricity accumulated in the human body may damage the product.
◼ This product is designed for monitoring.
- Relay contact is intended for use of alarm.

- Recorder output is intended for recording data.
- Carefully consider system design combined with other stopping condition and avoid control
only with this product for reliability and safety.
Controlling only with this product may cause serious damage to hardware in case of failure of
monitor, sensor, or contact to sensors.
◼ Use a time-delay circuit protector.

In-rush current caused by power activation may damage the product. The value of in-rush current
is from a few to ten times higher than the normal level. (The value of in-rush current varies
depending on the timing of power activation and the impedance of the power supply.)
◼ When carrying out a megger test, ensure that all the cables are disconnected from the driver
(transducer) as well as the converter.
After carrying out a megger test, ensure that any accumulated charge is discharged by short-
circuiting prior to reconnection.
Reconnecting the driver or the converter while the cables still carry a charge may damage the
product.
◼ Be sure to connect the power supply input terminal to the power supply with the voltage advised in
the specifications.
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◼ Be sure to perform the following for the stability of the product.
- Place surge killers around the product, the related instrumentation equipment, and the relay
around the signal cables to which these are connected.
- Place the product in a metal cabinet, etc. and ensure that the lid is closed while the product is
operated.
- Use of ferrite cores (ZCAT3050-1330/TDK) can expect to reduce the noise induced by the
cables to a certain extent. It is recommended to use anti-noise devices in the case that the
conditions surrounding the product are considered to be unfavorable.
◼ Contact the sales office you purchased the product from if any of the following occurs.
Continued use of the product under any of the conditions below may result in fire or malfunction.
- Abnormal odor is detected from the product.

- The product is overheated.
- The product is dropped.
- The product package is damaged.
◼ Ensure that an interlock function is added to the product in order to prevent the product from making
mechanical errors in the case it is damaged.
◼ Store the product in a place without the direct rays of the sun where the following conditions are
satisfied. Do not store it in a hot and humid location or any location where corrosive gases are
present.
- Ambient temperature: -30 to 85°C

- Ambient humidity: 20 to 90%RH (no condensation)
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 2 Overview
Chapter 2 Overview
VM-25 monitors the condition of rotating machine. This product receives the signals from the transducer
mounted on the rotating machine and monitors its current status. The measurement value and alarm setting
value monitored by this product are displayed in digital format by 7-segment LED.
Various functions can be incorporated into this product according to the types designated at the time of purchase
of this product.
Listed below are the types of functions to be incorporated.
⚫ Vibration measurement function

⚫ 4 channel isolated recorder output function
⚫ 4 channel relay output function
⚫ Modbus/TCP communication function(Standard feature)
⚫ Display function(Standard feature)
You can change the setting of this product using Device Config exclusively designed to configure the software.
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 3 Preparation
Chapter 3 Preparation
3.1 External Dimensions
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3.2 Name and explanation of terminal block
⚫ Top View
Power Supply Input / Vibration measurement 4 channel isolated 4 channel relay output
function recordr output funciton
Contact input
funciton
No. Name Description

1 Power Supply Input Connects the Power Supply.
Terminal Block
2 Contact Input Terminal Inputs the contact signal. You can reset the self-hold alarm and operate
Block the sequence function.
3 Transducer Input Inputs the signal corresponding from the transducer.

Terminal Block
4 Recorder Output Terminal Outputs the current signal (or voltage signal) proportional to the
Block (Non-isolated) measurement value.
5 Recorder Output Terminal Outputs the current signal (or voltage signal) proportional to the
Block (Isolated) measurement value.
6 Contact Output Terminal Outputs the contact signal according to the logic related with the alarm.
Block(Relay 1 to 3)
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⚫ Bottom View
Vibration measurement 4 channel relay output

function funciton
No. Name Description

1 Monitor Output Terminal Outputs the monitor output signal (buffer output signal).
Block
2 Contact Output Terminal Outputs the contact signal according to the logic related with the alarm.
Block (Relay 4)
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 4 Installation
Chapter 4 Installation
◼ Installation, wiring and connection of the product must be carried out by a suitably qualified and
experienced person.
◼ Never turn the power on until all the installation, wiring and connection tasks are fully completed.
Otherwise, it may result in an electric shock.
◼ Before touching the product, be sure to touch the metal objects and the like nearby in order to
discharge the static electricity.
Static electricity accumulated in human body may damage the products.
◼ Before turning on these products, always check that all wiring cables are connected correctly.
Otherwise, it may cause damage to the product or trigger a fire.
◼ Install the product well away from the motors and relays.
Do not install the input/output signal cables together with the electrical cables and control cables.
Noises generated from motors and relays may cause adverse effects on the product. It is
recommended that cable ducts be separated.
◼ Use a LAN cable with a length of 100 m or shorter. Using a cable longer than 100 m may cause
the signals unstable. If you need to relay longer than 100 m, be sure to take some measures such
as using power-supply HUB.
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4.1 Conditions Surrounding the Product

Ensure the following conditions are satisfied.
⚫ Voltage rating/current rating/power consumption

24 VDC (22 to 26 VDC), 1A, 24 W
⚫ Operating temperature
within the range of -20 to +65°C when each piece of equipment is operated
⚫ Operating humidity
within the range of 20 to 90%RH (no condensation) when each piece of equipment is operated
⚫ Altitude
2000 m or lower
⚫ Vibration level
less than 2 m/s2 at 10 to 100 Hz
⚫ Air cleanliness level
ideally, with the air dust level at less than 0.2 mg/m3
Also, keep away from corrosive gases including hydrogen sulfide gas, chlorine gas, as well as electrically
conductive dust such as iron and carbon.
JEIDA: hydrogen sulfide: 0.01 ppm or below, NOx gas: 0.05 ppm or below
(Ambient temperature: 25 5°C, humidity: 40 to 80% RH)
⚫ Standards
Low Voltage Directive
EN61010-1 Overvoltage CategoryII Pollution degree 2

EN61010-2-030 Measurement CategoryII Pollution degree 2
non-incendive (/NBA)
CSA C/US: Class Ⅰ, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D T4

Ex ec nC ⅡC T4 Gc (For Canada)
Class Ⅰ, Zone 2, AEx ec nC ⅡC T4 Gc (For US)
Ambient range: -20°C to +65°C
ATEX / IECEx: Ex ec nC ⅡC T4 Gc
Ambient range: -20°C to +65°C
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4.2 Restrictions on Installation

Thermal management is enabled by vent holes on the top and bottom face of the product. If these vent holes are
blocked, the temperature inside may increase and shorten the life of the product.
To avoid failure and damage to the product,

⚫ Do not install in locations where the product is exposed to rain, water and direct sunlight.
⚫ Do not block vent holes when installing the product in a panel.
⚫ Do not place any object within 200 mm above or below the product, to ensure adequate airflow
for cooling.
⚫ Do not install product above equipment that emits heat.
⚫ Do not bend cables or apply excessive force to the product.
For adequate cooling when this product is installed inside a closed panel,
⚫ Install an electric fan or an electron cooler, etc. and forcibly cool the product in order for the
ambient temperature of the product not to exceed the operating temperature (65°C).
Air-cooling fan
or
exhaust opning
200mm or more
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If Compliance with the Low Voltage Directive (LVD) is Required
If compliance with the Low Voltage Directive (LVD) is required for using the product, following conditions
must be satisfied as well as the conditions above.
• Cover the product with metal (excluding magnesium) or non-flammable non-metal material with an
flammability level of FV-1 or greater. (For example, instrument board with a door.)
• Use the product with the instrument panel locked so that only the personnel with relevant knowledge of the
instrumentation can open the panel.
If Compliance with the non-incendive (/NBA) is Required
If compliance with the non-incendive is required for using the product, following conditions must be satisfied as
well as the conditions above.
• The product must be installed in an enclosure that provides a degree of protection not less than IP64 in
accordance with IEC 60079-7.
• The product is OPEN type equipment. It must be mounted within an enclosure that is suitably designed for
those specific environmental conditions that will be present, and appropriately designed to prevent injury
resulting from accessibility to live parts. The interior of the enclosure must be accessible only by the use of a
tool.
• The cover of enclosure can only be open while potentially explosive atmosphere is shown to be absent, or
when located in non-hazardous area.
If compliance with the CSA approval is required for using the product, following conditions must be satisfied as
CSA C/US: The product must be installed in a suitable enclosure acceptable to local authorities.
Wiring to or from this product, which enters or leaves the system enclosure, must utilize
wiring methods suitable for Class I, Division 2 and/or Class I, Zone 2 Hazardous
Locations, as appropriate for the installation.
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4.3 Installing the Product
For installation of this product, refer to "4.2 Installation restriction P.17" and install it properly.
When attaching this product using the panel mount kit, refer to Appendix B.
1 Fit the upper tabs on the back of the product into the DIN rail.
2 Push the product onto the DIN rail.
If it does not fit onto the DIN rail well, pull on the slide lock, and push the product againist the DIN rail.
DIN rail
Slide lock
Slide lock
3 Confirm the upper tabs and slide lock are engaged with DIN rail.
DIN rail
Point
It is possible to remove the product by pressing down on the slide lock with a flat tip screwdriver.
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 5 Wire Connection
Chapter 5 Wire Connection
◼ Wiring and connection of the product must be carried out by a suitably qualified and experienced
person.
◼ Be sure to ground the earth wire. It may result in an electric shock.
◼ Never turn the power on until all the wiring and connection tasks are fully completed.
Otherwise, it may result in an electric shock and malfunction of the product.
◼ Before any contact with the product, be sure to touch a metal objects, etc. so that the static
electricity is discharged.
◼ The product is precision mechanical equipment. Avoid any excessive shock or vibration.
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5.1 How to Connect Input-Output Cable
◼ Refer to the Wiring Drawing to avoid incorrect wiring. Otherwise, it may result in malfunction of the
product.
◼ Do not use any unused terminal on the input/output terminal block. Otherwise, it may result in
malfunction of the product.
◼ All of the terminal on the vibration measurement function should not be connected to ground.
Otherwise, it may result in malfunction of the product.
◼ Use the cables of with the coating temperature rated of 75°C or more.
◼ Each contact output must be connected to same power supply system. It may result in an electric
shock.
◼ Refer to the specification of the product to avoid connecting the transducers other than those
specified. Otherwise, it may result in malfunction of the product.
⚫ Wiring Diagram
The wiring position of the input-output cable differs for each function. Refer to Appendix A Wiring Diagram
List for wiring diagram.
When replacing the VM-15 monitor with this product, see also Appendix B.
⚫ Wire Connecting Procedures

1 Connect the signal cable to the input-output terminal block.
2 Attach the input-output terminal block to the product.
If you use a crimp-type ferrules to attach the cable to the terminal block (PSPT 2,5/4-ST KMGY (manufactured
by PHOENIX CONTACT)), it is recommended to use the following ferrules according to the cross-sectional
area (sq) of the cable.
Type Name Type Name
Cross-sectional Area of Cable (Without Plastic (With Plastic Manufacturer
Insulating Sleeve) Insulating Sleeve)
0.5 mm2 A 0,5-10 AI 0,5-10WH
0.75 mm2 A 0,75-10 AI 0,75-10GY
Manufactured by
1 mm2 A 1-10 AI 1-10RD
PHOENIX CONTACT
1.25 mm2, 1.5 mm2 A 1,5-10 AI 1,5-10BK
2 mm2 - AI 2,5-10BU
Point
For connecting transducers, see the instructions manual of the transducer.
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• Connect each 250 Vac / 2 A output circuit to each Relay Output only through the embedded terminal block(s),
0.75 mm2 to 1.5 mm2 (AWG 15 to 18). Wires and wiring method must comply segregation assessment of EPL
Gc.
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5.2 How to Connect Power Supply Input Cable / Protective Earthing Cable
◼ Before connecting the power supply input cable, check the rated voltage of the product.
If the voltage supplied is out of the specified range, it may result in malfunction of the product, fire
or injury
◼ Connect the protective earthing terminal of the power supply device for this product to the same
ground as the earthing terminal of this product. It may result in an electric shock.
◼ Use a DC power supply with reinforced insulation or double insulation from the main power supply
to supply power to this product. It may result in an electric shock.
◼ Use a power supply input cable with thickness of 1.25 to 2 mm2.
◼ In order to connect the cable to the power supply input terminal block, be sure to use the designated
terminal.
◼ Do not use any unused terminals of the power supply input terminal block.
◼ Be sure to ground the protective earthing cable. Otherwise, it may cause an electric shock or
malfunction of the product.
◼ Use a protective earthing cable with green/yellow insulating coating.
◼ Use the cables of with the coating temperature rated of 75°C or more.
◼ When connecting cables, connect the protective earthing cable at first. When disconnecting cables,
disconnect the protective earthing cable at last. After disconnecting the cables, connect them back
exactly as it was connected before.
CSA C/US: The “24VDC” rated supply shall be protected as Class III earthed SELV such that
transients are limited to a maximum of 42.4Vpk or 60.0VDC in accordance with
CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1-12 and ANSI/UL 61010-1, or Class 2 as defined in the
Canadian Electrical Code C22.1, Section 16-200 and/or National Electrical Code (NFPA
70), article 725.121, and limited to overvoltage category II as defined in IEC 60664-1.
ATEX / IECEx: The “24VDC” rated supply shall be protected as Class III earthed SELV such that
transients are limited to a maximum of 42.4Vpk or 60.0VDC, and limited to overvoltage
category II as defined in IEC60664-1; no such protection is required for the signal lines.
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⚫ Wiring Diagram
Referring to the connection diagram, attach the power supply input cable / protective earthing cable following
the steps in the subsequent pages. (Refer to Appendix A: Wiring Diagram List.)
When replacing the VM-15 monitor with this product, see also Appendix B.
Power Supply
terminal block (black)
＋－
Protective earthing
Power supply
cable
input cable
⚫ Wire Connecting Procedures

1 Check that the power supply source is turned off.
2 Check the rated voltage of the power supply source agrees with that of the product.
3 Connect the protective earthing cable to the power supply input terminal block (PSPT 2,5/4-ST BK
(manufactured by PHOENIX CONTACT)).
Cable: Cable with green/yellow insulating coating
(with thickness of 1.25 to 2 mm2)
4 Connect the power supply input cable to the power supply input terminal block.
Cable: Cable with thickness of 1.25 to 2 mm2
5 Attach the power supply input terminal block to the product.
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5.3 How to remove various cables

Follow the steps below to remove the power supply input cable, the protective earthing cable and input-output
cable.
2 Remove the power supply input terminal block. Remove using a flathead screwdriver as shown in the
figure.
3 Remove the input-output terminal block.
4 Remove the various cables.
5.4 Checks after Connecting

1 Ensure that there are no loose connecting terminals and that all the wiring is laid out exactly as
instructed.
2 Check that the product is installed to a location that satisfies the installation environment and that there
is no defect in the installation condition.
3 Also, be sure to avoid the following conditions during the operation of the product:
 Locations subject to high temperatures and high humidity
 Locations subject to dust
 Locations subject to shocks or vibration
Now, the wiring and the final check-up are complete.
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 6 Device Config Setup
Chapter 6 Device Config Setup

This chapter describes how to set up Device Config.
Check the system requirements. See "6.1 System Requirements".
Installing Device Config See "6.2 Installing Device Config".
Performing PC network configuration See "6.3 Network Configuration for the PC".
Connecting the network cable See "6.4 Connecting Network Cable".
6.1 System Requirements

The hardware on which to install Device Config must satisfy the following specifications:
Hardware Requirements
PC/AT compatible personal computer

Processor 1 GHz or higher recommended
Memory 1 GByte or larger recommended
Display Resolution 1280 × 768 or higher-recommended
HDD 1 GByte or greater free space recommended
Drive CD-ROM drive
Network Ethernet 100 BASE-TX
Software Requirements
Type Product Name Edition Version

Operating System Microsoft Windows  7 (32/64 bit) Professional or later Not specified
Microsoft Windows 8.1 (32/64 bit) Pro or higher Not specified
Microsoft Windows 10 (32/64 bit) Pro or higher Not specified
Other Microsoft .NET Framework - 4.0
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6.2 Installing Device Config

<Pre-Installation Preparations>
Perform the following preparation steps prior to installing the software.
• Finish all applications that are running.
• If the computer is connected to the Internet, check that operations such as program updates are not in progress.
• If a screensaver is set, change its setting so that it is not activated while installing the software.
• If a power management feature is enabled for display or hard disk, change its setting so that the power does
not shut off while installing the software.
<Installing Device Config>

1 Insert the Device Config installation disk into the drive to activate the installer. (If the installer does
not start automatically, click "setup.exe" stored in the installation media.)
If the User Account Control window appears, click the [Yes] button.
2 Select the language and click the [OK]

button.
Point
This window does not appear if you are using the

English operating system.
3 Device Config Setup Wizard will begin.

Click the [Next] button to start Device
Config installation.
4 Click the [Install] button to initiate

installation.
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5 If the Setup Wizard Completed window

appears, click the [Finish] button to finish
Device Config installation.
6 After installing Device Config, check that

"VM-25S01 Device Config" has been
registered to [All Programs] - [VM-25] on
the [Start] menu.
6.3 Network Configuration for the PC

To connect the product to the PC, you need to set the IP address with TCP/IP Property for LAN adapter to be
used. In general, the IP address of the PC is set to automatic acquisition from the DHCP server. Set the IP
address and subnet mask as shown in the example below.
Example: When the network to which the product is connected is 192.168.8.0/24

(Be sure to use the IP address not existing on the network.)
IP Address 192.168.8.254
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
(Reference) Network setting of the product (Default value)

IP Address 192.168.8.8
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Port Number 8888
◼ If you are connecting more than one monitor to the same network, be sure to set a unique IP
address for each one of them to eliminate overlap with individual IP addresses.
◼ Do not turn off the monitor or disconnect the communication cable while the communication
between the monitor and Device Config is in progress.
Otherwise, it may prevent the changes made in Device Config from being reflected in the monitor.
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6.4 Connecting Network Cable

To connect the product to the PC, connect the product to the PC with an Ethernet cable as shown in the figure
below.
Use an Ethernet cable conforming to 100BASE-TX Category 5 or higher.
For additional use of a repeater or optical converter, refer to the respective product manuals to connect it.
Ethernet 100 Base-TX
◼ Use a LAN cable with a length of 100 m or shorter. Using a cable longer than 100 m may cause
the signals unstable.
If you need to relay longer than 100 m, be sure to take some measures such as using power-
supply HUB.
◼ The LAN cable should be laid down with enough space for other power and control lines.
◼ Make sure that there are no foreign objects in the communicton connector before connecting. If the
communication connector has any foreign object in it, it may cause a bad connection and so on.
◼ IP address of each module must set for it not to overlap beforehand when you connect two or more
monitors on the same network. Please set the IP address according to the network administrator's
instruction. That may have an effect on other networks.
6.5 Uninstalling Device Config

When uninstalling Device Config, select [Settings] from the [Start] menu and bring up [Control Panel]. Then,
select [Add or Remove Programs] to remove Device Config.
1 From the [Start] menu, click [Settings] and select [Control Panel].
2 In the Control Panel, click [Add or Remove Programs].

The Add or Remove Programs window appears.
3 Select [VM-25S01 Device Config] and click [Change/Remove].

Device Config is now uninstalled.
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 7 Maintenance and Service
Chapter 7 Maintenance and Service

7.1 Regular Inspection
It is recommended to carry out the adjustment once a year in order to secure the product performance and the
machine safety.
• The cover of enclosure can only be open while potentially explosive atmosphere is shown to be absent, or
when located in non-hazardous area.
• EN/IEC 60079-17 must be observed for inspection of the product.
• In locations where, high external humidity and internal temperature variations (e.g. frequent on-off cycles)
may cause condensation inside the equipment, the interior should be periodically inspected.
7.2 Product Lifetime

The product is recommended to be replaced once every 10 years at a normal temperature (approx. 25°C) even if
no abnormality exists. Be careful that the higher the service temperature, the shorter the product lifetime.
Point
The product may be deteriorated earlier than 10 years as the degree of deterioration is greatly dependent on the
surrounding environment. Ten years as a rough guide, it is preferable to replace the product at an earlier stage so
that the stability of the system can be ensured.
7.3 Cleaning
To wipe off contamination, use a dry cloth.
Do not use chemicals such as benzine or thinner.
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 8 Trouble Shooting
Chapter 8 Trouble Shooting

8.1 Troubleshooting
If any problem occurs while using the product, refer to the table below to solve the problem. If a solution cannot
be found for the problem or any other symptoms that are not described in this section, contact the SHINKAWA
Service Center nearest you for assistance.
Problem Possible Cause Solution Method

The VM-25 monitor The power is not supplied to the monitor. Supply the power to the monitor
cannot be turned on. properly.
(Power indicator lamp The power supply terminal is not Connect the terminal properly.
does not light up.) connected properly.
Power specification is not met. Supply the power of 22 to 26 VDC.
Communication The monitor power is not turned on. Turn on the monitor power.
between the VM-25
The LAN cable is unplugged. Connect the monitor and the PC with a
monitor and Device
LAN cable.
Config cannot be
established. The LAN cable is broken. Repair the LAN cable.
LAN device is broken. Open the command prompt and then
run PING command to check if the
network connection is established.
Example) C:\ >PING 192.168.8.8
If PING command is failed, conduct a
close examination over the entire LAN
system.
The IP address of the PC installed with Set the IP address and subnet mask
Device Config is incorrect. correctly.
Example: IP address 192.168.8.254
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
The network adapters other than the ones Disable all the network adapters other
used for connection of the monitor is than the ones for connection with the
enabled. monitor.
There is a difference High frequency noise is superimposed on Add 1 MHz low pass filter between
between the display the monitor output signal. VM-25 and the device connected to
value of VM-25 and the monitor output. Alternatively, enable 1
value obtained from the MHz low pass filter on the connected
monitor output. device side.
The power indicator An internal memory error has occurred. Contact the SHINKAWA Service
flashes at 0.5 second Center nearest you for assistance.
intervals.
The communication An abnormality has occurred in the Contact the SHINKAWA Service
status indicator flashes communication circuit. Center nearest you for assistance.
at 0.5 second intervals
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VM-25 Installation Guide Chapter 8 Trouble Shooting
Appendix A: Wiring Diagram List
Model Code Drawing Name Drawing No.

POWER SUPPLY INPUT TERMINAL BLOCK
VM-25F55 AA28-002-M101
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
CONTACT INPUT TERMINAL BLOCK
VM-25F55 AA28-002-M103
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR
VM-25F55 AA28-002-M105
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
RECORDER OUTPUT (NON-ISOLATED)
VM-25F01 TERMINAL BLOCK CONNECTION AA28-003-M103
DIAGRAM
MONITOR OUTPUT TERMINAL BLOCK
VM-25F01 AA28-003-M105
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
CONTACT OUTPUT TERMINAL BLOCK
VM-25F21 AA28-004-M101
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
RECORDER OUTPUT (ISOLATED)
VM-25F26 TERMINAL BLOCK CONNECTION AA28-008-M101
DIAGRAM
CA/CV TRANSDUCER CONNECTION
VM-25F01 DIAGRAM IN THE CASE OF NON- AA28-003-M101
INTRINSIC SAFETY
CA/CV TRANSDUCER CONNECTION
VM-25F01 AA28-003-M107
DIAGRAM WITH TIIS INTRINSIC SAFETY
EDDY-CURRENT TRANSDUCER
VM-25F01 CONNECTION DIAGRAM IN THE CASE OF AA28-003-M109
NON-INTRINSIC SAFETY
EDDY-CURRENT TRANSDUCER
VM-25F01 TRANSDUCER CONNECTION DIAGRAM AA28-003-M111
WITH TIIS INTRINSIC SAFETY
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VM-25 Installation Guide Appendix B
Appendix B How to Use the VM-25 Panel Mount
B-1 Overview
This appendix describes the procedures to install this product using the VM-25 panel mount.
 Confirmation of the Included Parts (VZ-25)
 How to Assemble the VM-25 Panel Mount
 Removal of the VM-15 Monitor (If the VM-15 monitor is installed)
 Installing the Product
 Wire Connection
 Checks After Connecting
 How to Remove Various Cables
For details on the settings required for replacing the VM-15 monitor with this product, refer to "Appendix B in
VM-25 Manual Setting & Operation Guide".
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B-1.1 Confirmation of the Included Parts (VZ-25)

Upon receiving the VZ-25, first confirm that it is as ordered with no parts damaged during the transportation,
and that all the accessories (ordered parts) are included.
If there is any damage parts or shortage of the accessory parts (ordered parts), contact the sales office where you
purchased the VZ-25.
Front panel VM-25 fixing bracket Flat-head screw Screw retaining

(1 pc) (1 pc) M3 X 8 (4 pcs) washer (4 pcs)
When replacing the VM-15 monitor with this product, prepare an AC-DC converter conforming to the power
specifications of this product.
（Point Power specifications of this product）
Point Power specifications of this product
Rated power supply voltage : 24VDC

Power consumption : 24W(Max.)
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B-1.2 How to Assemble the VM-25 Panel Mount

Follow the steps below to assemble this product and VM-25 panel mount.
1 Insert the VM-25 fixing bracket at an angle into the top of the DIN rail slot on the back of this product.
Top of DIN rail slot
VM-25 fixing bracket
2 Press the VM-25 fixing bracket against this product and confirm that the slide locks are engaged with the
VM-25 fixing bracket.
Slide lock
3 Attach the front panel to this product with the flat-head screws (M3) and the screw retaining washers.
Recommended tightening torque: 0.63 N•m (6.42 kgf•cm)
Front Panel
Flat-head screw
Screw retaining washer
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B-1.3 How to Remove VM-15 Monitor

Follow the steps below to remove the VM-15 monitor.

2 Remove the cover of the power supply input/alarm output terminal block.
3 Remove the power supply input cable.
4 Remove the cover of the input/output terminal block.
5 Remove the input-output cable.
6 Remove the protective earthing cable.
7 Attach the removed covers.
8 Remove the attachment screws of VM-15 Monitor. Pull and remove VM-15 Monitor from the front side
of the control panel.
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B-1.4 Installing the Product

For installation of this product, refer to "4.2 Restrictions on Installation P. 16." and install it properly.
1 Place this product into the control panel from its front side and fix it with the attaching screws (M5).
Recommended tightening torque: 3 N•m (30.6 kgf•cm)
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B-1.5 Wire Connection

Observe the precautions in "Chapter 5 Wire Connection" when connecting the wires.
When replacing the VM-15 monitor with this product

 If round solderless terminals are used for wire connection, remove them.
When a crimp-type ferrules is used for terminal processing, it is recommended to use the one described in "5.1
How to Connect Input-Output Cable".
 For details about the connection destination, refer to the figures below.
 Vibration measurement function
VM-15 monitor VM-25 monitor
Ch1 Ch3
Ch1 Ch3
Ch4
Ch2
Ch4
Ch2 IN COM PWR-
VM-25 monitor 1 2 3 4
terminal
IN *Shield
COM
PWR-
VM-15 monitor
terminal
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 4 channel isolated recorder output function
REC1-2
REC1,3 REC2,4
REC1 REC3 REC COM REC COM
terminal REC3-4
REC2
REC
REC4 REC1,3
COM
REC
REC2,4
COM
VM-15 monitor
terminal
 4 channel relay output function
VM-15 monitor
VM-25 monitor
RL1
RL1
RL2
RL2
RL3
NC
RL3
DAN,ALT,OK
NO
VM-15 monitor
terminal 1 2 3 4
VM-25 monitor
terminal
N.O. DAN N.C.
ALT
OK
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 Contact Input
RES
SEQ
RES SEQ
RES COM SEQ COM

terminal
RES
RES
SEQ COM SEQ
COM
VM-15 monitor
terminal
 Power Supply Input
DC Power
supply
AC
Power
supply
GND +24V 0V
terminal
L1 +24
L2 0V
GND AC-DC
converter*1
VM-15 monitor
terminal
*1 Lay out a new wire between the AC-DC converter and this product.
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B-1.6 Checks after Connecting

1 Ensure that there are no loose connecting terminals and that all the wiring is laid out exactly as
instructed.
2 Check that the product is installed to a location that satisfies the installation environment and that there
is no defect in the installation condition.
3 Also, be sure to avoid the following conditions during the operation of the product:
 Locations subject to high temperatures and high humidity
 Locations subject to dust
 Locations subject to shocks or vibration
B-1.7 How to Remove Various Cable

Follow the steps below to remove the power supply input cable, the protective earthing cable, and input-output
cable from this product.

2 Remove the flat-head screws (4 locations) from the VM-25 panel mount, then remove this product from
the front panel.
3 Remove the power supply input terminal block. Remove using a flathead screwdriver as shown in the
figure.
4 Remove the input-output terminal block.
5 Remove the various cables.
6 Attach this product to the front panel with the flat-head screws.
Recommended tightening torque: 0.63 N•m (6.42 kgf•cm)
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Hardware Warranty
1. Warranty conditions
・ The warranty period for the delivered product is 3 years (1 year for special products)
from the time of shipment from our factory. If a failure occurs in the delivered product
due to our fault during this warranty period, we will take responsibility for the
replacement/repair of that product.
・ Also, if it becomes necessary to dispatch an engineer within the warranty period,
traveling expenses based on our company regulations will be charged. The repair cost
at this time will be covered by our company.
・ The warranty here covers the delivered product only, and we will not take responsibility
for any direct or indirect damages caused by the malfunction of the delivered product.
・ Warranty periods and coverage of warranties for devices manufactured by those other
than our company will be at the responsibilities and conditions of those respective
manufacturers, regardless of this document.
・ If one of the following conditions applies, the failure will not be covered by this warranty.
(1) Improper handling or use by the customer.

(2) If the cause of the problem is due to a reason other than by the fault of our company.
(3) If there were modifications or repairs made by a party other than our company or
persons specified by our company.
(4) Handling, storage, or usage under severe environments exceeding hardware design
specification conditions.
(5) Problems caused by fires, floods, earthquakes, lightning strikes and other natural
disasters.
(6) A lifetime parts. (Electrolytic capacitor , etc.)
(7) Other failures that are not at the fault of our company.
2. Warranty conditions for repaired products

The Warranty period for repaired items will be 6 months after the date of repairs for that item.
Other conditions will be as 1. above.
SSTF085
Software Warranty
1. Warranty conditions
• The warranty period guarantees for 90 days from the date of purchase that this program
shall be free of defects in the materials or manufacture of the medium storing the program
under ordinary use.
Further details will in principle follow "terms and Conditions of Software License" enclosed
with the respective software.
• If one of the following conditions applies, the failure will not be covered by this warranty.
(1) Improper handling or use by the customer.

(2) If the cause of the defect is due to a reason other than by the fault of our company.
(3) Handling, storage, or usage under severe environments.
(4) Problems caused by fires, floods, earthquakes, lightning strikes and other natural
disasters.
(5) Other defects that are not at the fault of our company.
• In the case of software products that do not come with a protection key, the following terms
shall apply exceptionally to the usage and the date of expiration.
<Usage>
- This software is licensed by provision of the installation media and must meet the
following conditions. However, these do not apply in cases specially recognized by our
company.
(1) The customer inform our company where the software is used, and by who.
(2) The customer install the software according to the procedure specified by our
company, into hardware provided by our company or hardware the customer has
selected that meets the requirements specified by our company. However, in some
cases our company shall pre-install the software into hardware provided by our
company or hardware the customer has selected that meets the requirements
specified by our company.
(3) The software can recognize hardware at the rate of one (1) device for one (1)
installation media.
- Security measures in this software are standard at the time the software is released.
The customer must protect himself/herself against any illegal attacks and viruses that
occur.
<Date of expiration>
- The date of expiration for these conditions is from the time the installation media is
supplied until our company provides an update, etc. for this software.
- These conditions are automatically updated simultaneously to the provision of updates,
etc. by our company. Such updates may include revisions or additions to the
conditions. If the customer does not consent to these revisions or additions, or if our
company judges that it is clear that the customer does not wish to or cannot obey any
of the individual conditions, the license for this software under these conditions is
terminated.
SSTF087
SSTF087
Hiroshima Factory
4-22 Yoshikawa-Kogyodanchi, Higashihiroshima-shi, Hiroshima
739-0153, Japan
Tel : 81-82-429-1118 Fax : 81-82-429-0804
[Quality Assurance Group] E-mail : service@sst.shinkawa.co.jp
© 2017 SHINKAWA Sensor Technology, Inc. All rights reserved.

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MANUAL No. 6G17-024 Rev.

VM-25 Monitoring System

VM-25 Condition Monitor Manual

● This manual is solely designed for specialists or personnel with relevant

Use of this manual is restricted to the personnel with relevant knowledge.

● This manual is solely designed for technicians to install the VM-25

Use of this manual is restricted to those who are qualified or authorized to

<Regarding the Manuals for the VM-25 Monitoring System>

Name VM-25 Condition Monitor Manual Installation Guide

● When discarding the product, follow local government regulations.

● The appearance of the Device Config window differs by product specifications.

Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product ...................................................6

Chapter 2 Overview ................................................................................ 11

Chapter 3 Preparation ............................................................................12

Chapter 4 Installation .............................................................................15

Chapter 5 Wire Connection ...................................................................20

Chapter 6 Device Config Setup .............................................................26

Chapter 7 Maintenance and Service .....................................................30

Chapter 8 Trouble Shooting ..................................................................31

Chapter 1 For Safe Use of the Product

1.1 For Users of this Manual

1.2 Warning Symbols

Warning Symbols Description

1.3 Safety Labels

Safety Label Meaning

CSA certification label (/NBA) Contents

AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE D’EXPLOSION.

1.4 Precautions for Handling

1.4.1 Prohibited Uses

◼ This product is precision equipment. Avoid any excessive shock or vibration.

◼ Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

◼ Do not change or adjust the settings during operation.

◼ Be sure to connect the protective earthing cable.

◼ This product is designed for monitoring.

- Relay contact is intended for use of alarm.

◼ Use a time-delay circuit protector.

◼ Be sure to perform the following for the stability of the product.

- Abnormal odor is detected from the product.

- Ambient temperature: -30 to 85°C

⚫ Vibration measurement function

3.2 Name and explanation of terminal block

No. Name Description

3 Transducer Input Inputs the signal corresponding from the transducer.

Vibration measurement 4 channel relay output

No. Name Description

4.1 Conditions Surrounding the Product

⚫ Voltage rating/current rating/power consumption

Low Voltage Directive

EN61010-1 Overvoltage CategoryII Pollution degree 2

CSA C/US: Class Ⅰ, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D T4

4.2 Restrictions on Installation

To avoid failure and damage to the product,

If Compliance with the Low Voltage Directive (LVD) is Required

If Compliance with the non-incendive (/NBA) is Required

4.3 Installing the Product

2 Push the product onto the DIN rail.

Chapter 5 Wire Connection

◼ Be sure to ground the earth wire. It may result in an electric shock.

5.1 How to Connect Input-Output Cable