Collamat Etiprint Inline, Operating Instructions Manual

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6.7.3 Exchange of the interfaceboard
To exchange the interfaceboard, first all cables must be disconnected. After detaching the four
fixing screws
1 , the board can be removed. Then the new board is inserted carefully and fixed
with the four fixing screws 1 . When this is done the cables must be reconnected.
6.7.4 Terminals and connectors
The following table describes the terminals and connectors of the interfaceboard:
Terminal
Connector Description
X1 Flatcable connector to the frontpanel
X2 Motorclock and supervision signals of the motordriver
X3 DISPENSER-connector for the labeler
X6 Serial port for factory testing
X7 Signalrelais contacts
X9 Key switch
X11 Voltage supply from transformer, 85 VAC
X12 Voltage supply from transformer, 19 VAC
X13 Voltage supply to motordriver, 120 VDC
X14 Ground connector to the power filter board
6.7.5 Particulars
Attention:
While unplugging the flatcable from X1, keep care that the cable is pulled
out carefully. It is easily damaged. Inserting the cable, watch for a correct
position of the plug.
Connector X6 is used for testing the monitor at the manufacturer. For future time it will be possi-
ble to connect a PC or a modem to this connector.
Connector X7 gives isolated relais contacts. With these contacts external units like signal lamps
or PLCs can be controlled. Also an isolated input allows to Start or Stop the Collamat by an exter-
nal signal.
Connector
X9 is used to indicate the firmware there is a keyswitch attached. The keyswitch is
then connected to J1 . If the Key makes contact to J1 the user level is set to Programmer , other-
wise it is Operator.
This connector X9 together with Jumper J1 also is useful when the password is lost. The pass-
word can then be cleared by entering
'0000' in the password setting menue. See also chapter
Password.
The ground connection X14 is used to connect the grounding wire to the mains p.c. board. If this
grounding is not plugged in, malfunctions of the labeller may occur.
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