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Screws 

 

Important Information 

1.  Only screws with cylindrical heads are suitable for mounting the tag. We do not advise using counter-

sunk screws. If for some reason this should be necessary, then use only with a suitable counter-sunk 
cushioning disc (refer to UN 1277). 

2.  Secure the screws with self-locking nuts, spring washers or Nord-lock washers (refer to UN 7014). Should 

mounting be completed with self tapping screws, loosening may occur over time. 

3.  If the tag is mounted outdoors or in a damp environment, all mounting parts need to be made of 

stainless steel or other non-rusting material.  

4.  A temperature of at least +10 °C (+50 °F) must be maintained during mounting to prevent the casing 

from cracking. 

5.  Recommended maximum torque 

M4/ #8 (with bushing): 

2 Nm 

M5/#10 (w/o bushing): 

3 Nm 

M6/#14 (w/o bushing): 

3 Nm 

If the torque is any greater, the screw may over tighten, or the casing might break.  

6.  Metal surfaces in direct proximity to the tag may reduce the tag’s range of function. Tags should not be 

mounted in metal recesses or corners. 

7.  After mounting, the tag’s function should be tested with appropriate devices and software. 

 

e.g. 5/32‖ hexagonal locknut with 5/32‖ washer

OR
5/32‖ hexagonal nut, but together with spring washer 

or 5/32‖ Nordlock washer

e.g. M4/#8 cylinder head or lenticular head screws

Summary of Contents for i-B350 S

Page 1: ...ILR 350 Series i B350L S Installation and Operation Manual preliminary...

Page 2: ...g from use of or reliance on information presented herein or loss of profits or revenues or costs of replacement goods even if informed in advance of the possibility of such damages Trademarks IDENTEC...

Page 3: ...ucts are cautioned to only use accessories and peripherals approved in advance by IDENTEC SOLUTIONS The use of accessories and peripherals other than those approved by IDENTEC SOLUTIONS or any changes...

Page 4: ...PRECAUTIONS 3 TAG MOUNTING TECHNIQUES 5 3 1 DIMENSIONAL DRAWING 8 3 2 CABLE STRAPS 8 3 3 RIVETS 9 3 4 SCREWS 10 4 INITIAL OPERATION CONFIGURATION OF THE TAG 4 1 GENERAL 4 2 PING RATE 4 3 BURSTS WHEN P...

Page 5: ...the tags and a system test can now be done 1 3 Scope of this Document This document is the users manual of the models i B350 S and i B350L S This document is intended only for mechanical installation...

Page 6: ...8 F the tags are heated and must be handled with care To prevent burns wait until the tags have cooled down or use appropriate gloves At temperatures below 0 C 32 F tags can be frozen In this case wai...

Page 7: ...d that only original products spare and replacement parts authorized by IDENTEC SOLUTIONS be used for installation service and repair Otherwise IDENTEC SOLUTIONS does not accept any responsibility for...

Page 8: ...niques 1 1 Dimensional Drawing All dimensions in mm 1 2 Cable Straps The Tag can be mounted either with cable straps using the 2 slits at each end or using rivets or screws as described in the followi...

Page 9: ...this might occur it is better to use a blind rivet with a large head Refer to UN9924 or insert a 5 32 washer This has the effect of distributing the pressure over a larger surface area during riveting...

Page 10: ...need to be made of stainless steel or other non rusting material 4 A temperature of at least 10 C 50 F must be maintained during mounting to prevent the casing from cracking 5 Recommended maximum torq...

Page 11: ...gular Pings Marker technology Bursts triggered by the push button can be configured independent from regular Pings Tools Needed PC running on MS Windows with the ILR Tag Configuration for ILR 350 seri...

Page 12: ...rce to burst Possible settings are 40 100 200 300 400 500 600 and 700 ms Please read the details in the following subchapter Information on Burst Settings Marker Message Options Entering a marker fiel...

Page 13: ...l all bursts are sent With very few tags the factory setting of 40 ms is sufficient In case there is the possibility that dozens of tags are triggered to burst at once this value can be increased This...

Page 14: ...g products containing chemical additives 3 3 Precautionary Maintenance A regular check of the system is recommended Unstable connections could lead to damage and malfunctions of the system and should...

Page 15: ...itions Communication Data Inductive Loop Marker Read range Up to several meters Operating frequency 125 kHz world wide approved Operation mode Receives marker ID number and transmits marker informatio...

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