Barry-Wehmiller BW Integrated Systems Streamfeeder V-1400IJ, Manual

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9 V-1400IJ M
anual
Using the run enable cables supplied for host interface applications:
Dry Contact Run Enable
1. Ensure power is not applied and power cord is disconnected
from feeder.
2. Connect the run enable cable to the top male eight-pin thread -
ed connector on the feeder.
3. At the host equipment, locate start/stop control circuit.
4. Route run enable input cable from the feeder to the host sys
-
tem.
5. Interface the leads of the interface cable to the host start/stop
circuit.
6. Connect power cord to feeder.
AC/DC Run Enable
1. Ensure power is not applied and power cord is disconnected
from feeder.
2. Connect the run enable cable to the bottom female eight pin
threaded connector on the feeder.
3. At the host equipment, locate start/stop control circuit.
4. Determine the exact run input voltage required by checking
host start/stop control circuit.
5. Interface the leads of the interface cable to the host start/stop
circuit.
6. The appropriate coil relay must be installed into the feeder. To
do this, carefully open panel door.
7. Locate K1 relay slot on the control board and insert the appro -
priate relay from the supplied kit (P/N 311-0090). Close panel
door on the feeder. (See electrical diagram).
8. Connect power cord to feeder. As product leaves the feeder
gate cylinder, the trailing edge must be under the hold-down
as the leading edge is entering the vacuum base transfer sec -
tion. In otherwords, there must be a good transfer of product
from the feeder hold-down to the vacuum base transfer sec-
tion.
Run Status Signal
This is a configurable dry contact used to monitor the feeder’s
status.
The host equipment will connect to the green wire and the red
wire, which are located in both run enable cable sets.
STEP 7:
Connecting
Run Enable Input
This procedure should be performed only by a
qualified technician.
Run Status/Enable Connectors