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Bently Nevada 146031-02
Bently Nevada 146031-02
Bently Nevada 146031-02
Bently Nevada 146031-02
Bently Nevada 146031-02
Bently Nevada 146031-02
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146031-02

Fiber Ethernet I/O
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Bently Nevada 146031-02 is the 100Base-FX fiber-optic Ethernet I/O module for a 3500/22M Transient Data Interface installation. The rear-slot module provides full-duplex multimode communications through an MT-RJ male connector, along with rack system contacts and the standard OK relay.

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Technical specifications for 146031-02

Technical specifications for 146031-02

  • Manufacturer:
    Bently Nevada
  • Product Category:
    Machinery Monitoring System
  • Spare Part Number:
    146031-02
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    2.4x11x33cm
  • Weight:
    0.42 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Counliy of origin:
    USA
  • Module function:
    100Base-FX fiber-optic Ethernet I/O
  • Associated interface:
    3500/22M Transient Data Interface
  • Ethernet mode:
    Full duplex, multimode fiber optic
  • Ethernet standard:
    IEEE 802.3u
  • Supported protocols:
    BN Host Protocol and BN TDI Protocol over Ethernet TCP/IP
  • Module optical connector:
    MT-RJ male
  • Required cable connector:
    MT-RJ female
  • Maximum fiber link:
    2000 m, multimode fiber-optic cable
  • Rack location:
    One full-height rear slot
  • OK relay behavior:
    Normally energized; selectable open or closed contact for NOT OK indication
  • Standard OK relay maximum:
    5 A at 24 V DC or 120 V AC; 120 W / 600 VA maximum
  • System control contacts:
    Trip Multiply, Alarm Inhibit and Rack Reset; dry contact to common, <1 mA DC
  • Operating temperature:
    -30°C to +65°C
  • Storage temperature:
    -40°C to +85°C
  • Relative humidity:
    95%, non-condensing

Information

Information

Overview Manuals Common Applications Product Precautions
Bently Nevada 146031-02 is the 100Base-FX fiber-optic I/O module for the 3500/22M Transient Data Interface. It uses full-duplex multimode Ethernet and an MT-RJ male module connection.
  • Full-duplex 100Base-FX Ethernet
  • Multimode fiber interface
  • MT-RJ module connection
  • Up to 2000 m published fiber length

Install 146031-02 in the full-height rear slot matched to the TDI and use a multimode cable with an MT-RJ female mating connector. Verify polarity, cleanliness, grounding and the documented maximum fiber distance before enabling host data transfer.

Important Notice: Confirm quotation scope, physical marking, included accessories and installed-system compatibility before work.

Apter Power 146031-02 Manuals and Guides
Apter Power 146031-02 Product Technical ReferenceBently Nevada 3500/22M TDI Datasheet 161581 Rev. AC

Important Notice: The first document is an Apter Power model-specific technical reference; the second link is the unmodified official manufacturer publication.

Long-distance System 1 link
Extends TDI host communication over multimode fiber within the published distance.
Electrically isolated plant network
Uses optical media between the rack and compatible host network equipment.
High-interference environments
Provides fiber transport where copper network exposure is undesirable.
Fiber TDI rear-I/O replacement
Restores the specified 100Base-FX interface behind the installed 3500/22M.
Read the applicable Bently Nevada documentation before work. Verify 146031-02 from the physical marking and the installed system record.
1
Confirm the complete 146031-02 marking before installation.
2
Remove a 3500/20 RIM I/O before installing the TDI I/O arrangement.
3
Use only one primary TDI network I/O module at the TDI position.
4
Use multimode 100Base-FX cable with an MT-RJ female connector at the module.
5
Keep the fiber route within the published 2000 m maximum.
6
Inspect and clean both optical faces and verify transmit/receive polarity.
7
Preserve the approved Signal Common and rack-ground arrangement.
8
Prove optical link, TCP/IP communication, rack access and dynamic-data transfer before release.

Alternative Names

Alternative Names

3500/22M 146031-02

Technical notes

Technical notes

Keep 146031-02 distinct from copper 146031-01, gold-contact fiber 146031-04 and front TDI spare 288055-01. Use the specified MT-RJ female cable connector. Whole-TDI processor features and power consumption must not be assigned to this rear I/O module alone.

FAQS

  • Is 146031-02 the front 3500/22M TDI processor?
    No. It is the 100Base-FX rear I/O module. The standard front TDI spare is 288055-01, so front-panel USB, processor functions and whole-TDI power consumption must not be described as standalone 146031-02 features.
  • Which fiber connector mates with the module's MT-RJ port?
    The module has an MT-RJ male port. Use an MT-RJ female connector on the multimode cable; a similar-looking optical connector does not establish the required mating arrangement.
  • What does the OK relay indicate when the rack develops a fault?
    The relay is normally energized and indicates the overall rack's status. The user selects an open or closed contact to annunciate NOT OK; it is not a dedicated vibration-channel alarm relay.
  • Can Trip Multiply, Alarm Inhibit and Rack Reset accept powered field signals?
    These terminals are specified as dry contacts to common with less than 1 mA DC maximum current. Preserve that contact arrangement rather than applying an assumed powered control signal.
  • How is signal common connected to a separate instrument-ground point?
    The I/O module includes a two-pin signal-common connector. For a single-point instrument-ground connection, the PIM selector is moved toward HP to isolate signal common from chassis safety ground, following the rack grounding arrangement.
  • Which host connection uses BN TDI Protocol?
    BN TDI Protocol carries communication to System 1 Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Software. BN Host Protocol serves the 3500 configuration, data-acquisition and display software; both are supported over the fiber Ethernet TCP/IP link.
  • Does a healthy Ethernet link prove the monitoring rack is OK?
    No. Ethernet communications and the rack-status OK relay are separate functions. Check the rack's status indication and configured monitoring system as well as network data transfer before returning it to service.
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