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Page 1: ...PATTERN CONTROLLER STARBI INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL MA 5151 ENG 190919 GLUING SOLUTIONS ...

Page 2: ...on of its owner is strictly prohibited The specifications and information contained in this manual may be modified without prior notice This manual is a translation of the original that was written by Focke Meler Gluing Solutions S A in spanish language If there is any discrepancy between the different versions of this manual the original written in the spanish language shall prevail Focke Meler G...

Page 3: ... use 1 3 Limited use 1 3 2 INTRODUCTION 2 1 Description 2 1 Intended use 2 1 Basic terminology 2 2 Mods of operation 2 3 Controller identification 2 3 Main components 2 4 Rear connections StarBi 4 6 Outputs 2 5 Lower connections StarBi 2 Outputs 2 6 Additional components to the installation 2 7 Applicators 2 7 Incremental encoder 2 7 Pressure regulator 2 8 Controller bracket 2 8 ...

Page 4: ...s 3 4 2 Input for Photocells 3 4 3 Input for encoder 3 5 4 Input for 0 10 V signal 3 5 5 Output for 0 10 V signal 3 5 6 Input for general inhibition and temperature OK 3 6 7 Error and status warning output 3 6 Description of I O signal status 3 6 Additional configuration 3 7 Enable disable temperature ok 3 7 Voltage activation time PWM 3 7 Connection of the peripheral components StarBi 2 Outputs 3...

Page 5: ...PED mode by inhibit signal 4 2 Temperature OK 4 2 Status 4 2 Error 4 2 Operating anomalies 4 3 List of errors and anomalies 4 3 Screen navigation User menu 4 3 General characteristics 4 3 Navigation icons 4 3 Save changes 4 4 Interpretation of the screens 4 4 Description of screens 4 5 Password management 4 25 ModBus communications 4 28 Modbus connections 4 29 Comunicaciones Profibus 4 30 Profibus...

Page 6: ...5 1 Connection leads 5 1 Calibrate the screen 5 2 6 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 6 1 General 6 1 Environmental conditions 6 2 StarBi 2 channels dimensions 6 3 StarBi 4 6 channels dimensions 6 4 7 ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS LIST 7 1 Spare parts 7 2 Accessories 7 3 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 8 1 ...

Page 7: ...lable for any clarification that you might need Keep manuals in perfect condition and within reach of personnel that use the equipment and perform maintenance on it Also provide necessary safety material appropriate clothing footwear gloves and safety glasses In all cases observe local regulations regarding risk prevention and safety Symbols The symbols used on both the melter applicator equipment...

Page 8: ...s in hotmelt sistems with temperatures that can exceed 200 C 392 F The equipment must be operated using adequate protection clothing footwear gloves and protective glasses that completely cover exposed parts of the body Keep in mind that due to the high temperatures reached the heat does not dissipate immediately even when the power in this case electric source is disconnected Therefore use cautio...

Page 9: ...e labels accompanying the equipment using adequate means of protection during each mode of operation Limited use The equipment should never be used under the following conditions Use of equipment in environments where cleaning is necessary using water jets In potentially explosive atmospheres aggressive chemical environments or outdoors Use or operation without adequate safety protection If the pe...

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Page 11: ...d If there is any variation in speed the program will no longer be valid and the execution times will have to be modified A product by DISTANCES works by knowing the speed of the production line The positions and sizes of the beads to be executed are programmed and the pattern controller makes the patterns based on those distances The distance of the position of the start of the bead with respect ...

Page 12: ... are called inputs These inputs can be analogue or digital Status functional situation of the controller Modbus RTU Profibus type of connection with the controller to manage it remotely Pattern model of adhesive dots and or beads to be applied based on a periodicity and repeatability Each pattern can be configured with various beads A different pattern can be assigned to each applicator Product Su...

Page 13: ...ust have a minimum speed in products by distances READY status_Intermediate status It is ready to execute the program and will do so automatically if the following conditions are met It is in temperature OK It has a minimum speed in products by distances In this status all the outputs are turned off RUNNING status_Production mode The pattern controller executes the selected patterns of the product...

Page 14: ...EDs 3 RED LED unit in STOPPED mode 4 Button to stop or turn on the program STOPPED to RUNNING RUNNING to STOPPED 5 GREEN LED unit turned on 6 On Off button on the screen 7 Connection for power supply StarBi 4 6 Outputs 8 Power input fuse holder 9 Electrical power supply switch 9 8 7 6 1 4 3 5 2 ...

Page 15: ...according to model 3 One 0 10 V analogue input for speed reading 4 Two 0 10 V analogue outputs for regulating pump pressure or motor speed one isolated 1 and one uninsulated 2 that includes a pin with 24V 100 mA supply 5 One input for encoder 6 Digital inputs general inhibition and temperature OK 7 Digital outputs error and status 8 An RS485 port with Modbus RTU Profibus communication optional 1 2...

Page 16: ...RODUCTION Lower connections StarBi 2 Outputs 1 Input for photocells PG13 2 Digital inputs outputs PG9 3 Power input PG13 4 Analogue inputs outputs PG13 5 Output for activation channels of solenoid valves two per channel PG13 2 3 2 4 5 4 1 ...

Page 17: ...ions with limited space difficult access or with small sized substrates Its detection distance is 110 cm and it can be used in light or dark operation mode switch To connect other types of devices consult your Focke Meler Representative or the Focke Meler Main Office Incremental encoder An incremental encoder pulse counter is sufficient to read the line speed it does not need to pass through zero ...

Page 18: ...hine This device transforms the output voltage of the controller 0 10 Vdc into the corresponding adjustable pneumatic pressure of the pump 0 6 bar It can also be used to control the speed of the motors in gear pumps with a variable speed through a frequency inverter Note This peripheral needs 24 Vdc power supply Controller bracket The bracket must be requested separately and there are two types wa...

Page 19: ...this device enables the location connection and use of the entire system Check that the electrical supply meets the requirements of the device to be used Electrical consumption Before connecting the pattern controller Take into account the total consumption of the installation and provide a current supply for the power rating indicated Make sure that the voltage to which the device is to be connec...

Page 20: ...Leave enough space so that the output of the connection cables is not forced and can be implemented comfortably The equipment must be positioned in such a way that the disconnection device is visible and easy to access Avoid places exposed to knocks or vibrations Warning Make sure the bench on which the base is mounted is level free from vibrations and able to support the weight of the device Elec...

Page 21: ...nal inside the unit Furthermore the supply cable of the equipment must have an accessible external disconnection device Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding socket according to the regulations of each country or to the connection terminals of the main machine In the event of any failure starting the unit check the fuse unscrewing the lid that protects it a quarter of a turn If i...

Page 22: ...he numbering 1 1 and 1 2 channel 1 2 1 and 2 2 channel 2 and so on up to 6 channels The connection is made with an M12 4 pin connector with mounting thread 1 24Vdc 2 s c 3 0 V 4 s c 2 Input for Photocells Up to 6 substrate sensors start of pattern photocells The connection is made with an M12 3 pin connector with mounting thread 1 24Vdc 2 cancelled 3 0 V 4 signal PNP type 3 2 4 1 3 4 1 ...

Page 23: ...V 4 s c 5 screen mesh 5 Output for 0 10 V signal The 0 10 V signal can be used to regulate by means of a transducer pro portional valve the application or by pass valve pressure depending on the speed of the substrate For this output 4 2 is connected see Introduction chapter page 2 5 The connection is made with an M12 5 pin connector with mounting thread 1 10 V 2 s c 3 0 V 4 s c 5 screen mesh It c...

Page 24: ...ting thread 1 IN 2 cancelled 3 OUT 4 s c 7 Error and status warning output The error signal 1 is activated when an anomaly occurs in the device It is deactivated when the anomaly disappears or when the alarm is reset depending on the case The status signal 2 is activated with the device in RUNNING mode While the device remains in STOPPED or READY mode the signal will remain deactivated These are p...

Page 25: ... the 24 V voltage activation time It works as follows The activation signal is divided into two parts the first part in which a fixed voltage of 24 V is programmed and a second part in which the signal is divided between 0 and 24 V at a frequency of 5 Khz The resulting voltage in this second part will be halved approximately 12 V when the signal is divided see example below This method has various...

Page 26: ...r more information 1 5 2 2 4 4 1 Input for photocells PG13 2 Digital inputs outputs PG9 3 Power input PG13 4 Analogue inputs outputs PG13 5 Output for activation channels of solenoid valves two per channel PG13 3 1 5 2 2 4 4 3 IO BOARD HMI BOARD IO BOARD DO3 STATUS DO4 ERROR AO3 0V 10V OUT DI1 FC1 DI2 FC2 DO2 EV1 DO1 EV2 AO1 0V 10V OUT AI1 0V 10V IN GND V GND 24 GND 24 GND GND IN 24 GND IN 24 GND ...

Page 27: ...llation of the main machine affecting it Although most photocells detect infrared light in some cases they could be activated accidentally In hot melt application systems do not place the photocell very close to the applicators The heat they give off can affect and destroy them The distance between the photocell and the applicator in the line of movement of the substrate is decisive when applying ...

Page 28: ...or the Focke Meler Main Office Pressure regulator The 0 10 V output is used when required Control of the pneumatic supply pressure of the application pump piston pumps Control of the pressure of the by pass valve gear pumps to depending on the speed of the machine apply the necessary hot melt flow or maintain the circuit pressure at the desired value For this there is a pneumatic pressure regulati...

Page 29: ...l change from RUNNING mode to STOPPED mode In STOPPED mode the RED LED of the button remains on To start producing press the STOP button The RED LED goes off and the unit switches to READY mode If the conditions for producing are met it automatically switches to RUNNING mode central GREEN LED on and the product selected in the program will start to be produced Every time STOP is pressed the system...

Page 30: ...is not OK If vinyl glue cold glue adhesives are used the signal must be bridged in the corresponding internal connector For more information see the electrical diagrams of the unit Status When the equipment is in RUNNING mode the digital output of STATUS closed contact is activated and the central GREEN LED light turns on When switching to STOPPED or MANUAL mode or if the equipment is in READY mod...

Page 31: ...urn to the main screen by clicking on the icon HOME located in the bottom centre of the screen Operating anomalies When the unit detects an anomalous situation but not enough to switch to STOPPED mode the YELLOW LED is activated The GREEN LED stays on if the unit is in RUNNING mode If the cause of the anomaly disappears the YELLOW LED turns off and the unit continues in RUNNING mode List of errors...

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Page 33: ...ducts hour 23 Working hours 7 44 Product Photocells Product 0 Status Channels A B C D F G E To MENU screen Description of screens 1 HOME screen This is the start screen When it starts the system displays this screen with the main data of the device Description of the status of input photocells and output channels Photocells Channels 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Unprogrammed photocell Programmed photoce...

Page 34: ...ms 3 INSTALLATION screen To work with products by distances it is necessary to determine an installation before starting It is selected from the MENU screen STARBI Menu Product Manual mode Statistics Installation Settings Alarms STARBI Installation New installation Copy installation Edit installation Delete installation ...

Page 35: ...Delete installation STARBI New installation A G M S Y Z B B N T C C O U 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 9 0 D J P V E K Q W F L R X Installation 1 To EDIT INSTALLATION screen 5 EDIT INSTALLATION screen Select EDIT INSTALLATION The possible installations to edit will appear Select the one you wish to edit STARBI Edit Edit isntallation Installation 1 Installation 2 Installation 3 STARBI Installation New installatio...

Page 36: ...stallation 2 Distance between PC Aplicator mm Compensation time ms To ADVANCED OPTIONS screen Depends on the number of channels configured 7 ADVANCED OPTIONS screen On the ADVANCED OPTIONS screen you can determine the encoder the analogue speed input and the minimum working speed at which the outputs are activated normally Below this speed the outputs remain deactivated STARBI i Encoder Analog in ...

Page 37: ... 800 p m Installation 2 2 m min Speed 80m min There are three methods to calculate the new information direct by size of product and by speed Direct the information in pulses per linear metre is entered on a keyboard Size of product select a photocell to detect the product Several products are passed so that the encoder measures the number of pulses according to the activation and deactivation of ...

Page 38: ...re you can configure a ramp with 5 dots defining the conversion between input voltage and line speed The maximum input voltage cannot exceed 10 V STARBI i 10 5 0 0 50 100 Voltio m min 1 12 5 12 5 2 3 4 5 Product 0 Analog input STARBI i Encoder Analog in Minimun working speed 60 m mim Installation 2 ...

Page 39: ...ion 2 Installation 3 STARBI Are you sure you want to copy Yes No 11 DELETE INSTALLATION screen Select the installation to delete A confirmation message will appear and you will be returned to the list of installations to be deleted STARBI Delete Delete installation Installation 1 Installation 2 Installation 3 STARBI Are you sure you want to delete Yes No I Installation New installation Copy instal...

Page 40: ...rom the HOME screen The list of products to select appears The controller will load the parameters of the selected product as the production parameters executing the patterns of the selected product STARBI Select product Product 0 Product 1 Product 2 Product 3 Product 4 Product 5 Select Only in case of more than 6 products Selected product in blue Confirm select STARBI Product Edit product Delete ...

Page 41: ...ct Repetitive time product Distance product Variable distance product Repetitive distance product RBI Product Edit product Delete product New product Copy product 15 EDIT PRODUCT screen It is selected from the PRODUCT screen The possible products to edit will appear Select the one you wish to edit STARBI Edit product Product 0 Product 1 Product 2 Product 3 Product 4 Product 5 Edit To EDITING scree...

Page 42: ... screen A confirmation message will appear and you will be returned to the list of products to be deleted STARBI Delete product Producto 0 Producto 1 Producto 2 Producto 3 Producto 4 Producto 5 Delete I Product Edit product Delete product New product Copy product STARBI Are you sure you want to delete Yes No STARBI Copy product Product 0 Product 1 Product 2 Product 3 Product 4 Product 5 Copy I Pro...

Page 43: ...ly 4 beads 1 2 3 4 appear You can move the table with the arrows When pressing the DOWN arrow beads 1 2 3 4 disappear and beads 5 6 7 8 appear Press the UP arrow to return to beads 1 2 3 4 G Up to 8 beads for each pattern The green switch if it is dotting the grey switch if it is not dotting H Skip to advanced parameters screen TARBI W i 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 P1 P2 P3 P4 Product 0 Select your FC Uni...

Page 44: ...he photocell and then edit the pattern A The patterns are displayed as they are created or deleted depending on the number of configured channels 2 4 or 6 B Press to add pattern number of channels C Press to delete pattern 1 Delete the selected pattern D Select the photocell E The selected channels are in green The channels already selected in previous patterns are in grey and if they are free uns...

Page 45: ...number of channels E Press to delete pattern 1 Delete the selected pattern F The selected channels are in green The channels already selected in previous patterns are in grey and if they are free unselected they will appear empty background colour G Only 4 beads 1 2 3 4 appear You can move the table with the arrows When pressing the DOWN arrow beads 1 2 3 4 disappear and beads 5 6 7 8 appear Press...

Page 46: ...o the patterns The keyboard opens when pressing on the text boxes After entering the value it will be visible in the text box RBI i Dot bead Analog output 1 Analog output 2 5 5 V 5 5 V P 0 0 mm S 0 0 mm Product 0 A Deactivated by default There is no dotting of any bead even if the beads have dotting activated on the parameters screen of each pattern Configure the dotting according to the start tim...

Page 47: ...stance its end END and if it has dotting or not ON This is the DISTANCE from which the photocell DETECTS the product until it STARTS to apply adhesive OFF This is the DISTANCE from which the photocell STOPS DETECTING the product until it STOPS firing adhesive STARBI i 10 5 0 0 50 100 m min voltio P1 0 0 5 P2 5 10 P3 P4 P5 Product 0 Analog output 1 i Dot bead Continue after stop Pallet mode Analog ...

Page 48: ...tocell The other parameters are configured with values in millimetres mm as in REPETITIVE PRODUCT BY TIME page 4 16 A If during the execution of a product the production line stops READY status it is possible to choose when the situation is restored continue executing the pattern continuing from the point where it stopped or cancel the current pattern and wait for a new product B Machine speed wit...

Page 49: ... Analog output 1 P 124 7 mm 5 5 V 5 5 V S 64 7 mm Play Time i Dot bead Continue after stop Analog output 1 Analog output 2 P 0 0 mm S 0 0 mm Product 0 STARBI i 10 5 0 0 50 100 m min voltio P1 0 0 5 P2 5 10 P3 P4 P5 Product 0 Analog output 1 A If during the execution of a product the production line stops READY status it is possible to choose when the situation is restored continue executing the pa...

Page 50: ... You can set a countdown activation time When pressing PLAY the enabled channels are activated during that time as they have been programmed E The Play button changes to Stop while the programmed time elapses If the timing function ends or the Stop button is pressed during the timing it changes to Play In both cases all enabled channels are deactivated and the timer returns to its original value F...

Page 51: ... Selection of CONFIGURATION screen It is selected from the MENU screen 35 LANGUAGE screen The language selection menu can be accessed directly from the HOME screen Click on the language you want STARBI Configuration Extra settings Password Restore default STARBI Menu Product Manual mode Statistics Installation Settings Alarms STARBI Idioma English Français Deustch Polski Nederlandse Español Portug...

Page 52: ...word Allows you to select the system s operating mode user mode or expert mode By default the system is in locked mode STARBI 9 42 Stopped 1 1 3 2 2 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 Temperatura OK Speed m min 5 7 Inhibition Products hour 23 Working hours 7 44 Product Photocells Product 0 Status Channels STARBI i 9 42 4 0 HMI 01000031 svn 61 IO 01100031 svn 61 Date time 2019 28 28 05 05 2017 06 27 Date AAAA MM HH 4 0...

Page 53: ...te a user level password by entering a value between 0000 and 9999 EXPERT MODE Any parameter can be changed after entering a 4 digit password By default the password is 0000 Direct access is provided to the HOME screen product select product statistics and alarms The expert level password can be changed by entering a value between 0000 and 9999 USER or EXPERT operating mode can be selected or LOCK...

Page 54: ...nit is in an inaccessible area to the operator Attention If this option is used the user is recommended to avoid an untimely start up of the unit by connecting the external inhibit signal and activating the Enable inhibit signal option Enable inhibit signal Enables or disables the external inhibit signal from a main machine or a PLC so that it is possible to pass with this signal from STOPPED mode...

Page 55: ...llation Settings Alarms STARBI i Procyro Statistics Reset Reset Reset Product 0 Produced total products 258 Last reset 2017 06 23 9 57 Produced products 258 Last reset 2017 06 23 9 57 roduced partial products 258 Last reset 2017 06 23 9 57 41 ALARMS screen It is selected from the MENU screen Allows you to display the date and time of the system and see a list of up to 10 alarms as well as delete t...

Page 56: ...t16 30012 11 Analog Output 1 Volts 0 1000 R Uint16 30013 12 Analog Output 2 Volts 0 1000 R Uint16 30014 13 Encoder pulses number 0 65535 R Uint16 30015 14 Speed m min 0 65535 R Uint16 30016 15 Active Alarm number 0 65535 R Uint16 30017 16 Last Alarm 1 number 0 65535 R Uint16 30018 17 Last Alarm 2 number 0 65535 R Uint16 30019 18 Last Alarm 3 number 0 65535 R Uint16 30020 19 Last Alarm 4 number 0 6...

Page 57: ... 9 Selected product number 0 100 R W Uint16 Values 1 1 StarBi 2 Micron Pump 3 Micron Gear 4 PS 20 NS 5 Macro 4 0 OFF 1 ON 5 0 OFF 1 ON 6 0 OFF 1 ON 7 0 OFF 1 ON 8 Bit0 FC1 Bit1 FC2 0x11 0001 0001 FC1 ON and FC5 ON 9 Bit0 C1 Bit1 C2 0x11 0001 0001 C1 ON and C5 ON 10 0 to 10V value 100 854 8 54V 11 1 to 10V value 100 854 8 54V 12 2 to 10V value 100 854 8 54V 30 Since product was manufactured If Tota...

Page 58: ...reserved 33 R W 34 reserved 34 R W 35 reserved 35 R W 36 reserved 36 R W 37 reserved 37 R W 38 reserved 38 R W 39 reserved 39 R W Data Description Read Write 40 reserved 40 R W 41 reserved 41 R W 42 reserved 42 R W 43 reserved 43 R W 44 reserved 44 R W 45 reserved 45 R W 46 reserved 46 R W 47 reserved 47 R W 48 reserved 48 R W 49 Host Tail R W 50 App Head R 51 Machine ID R 52 HMI Software version ...

Page 59: ...value 100 854 8 54V 71 Since product was manufactured If Total product Low 65535 then High and Low 0 72 Since product was manufactured If Total product Low 65535 then High and Low 0 Data Description Read Write 80 reserved 80 R 81 reserved 81 R 82 reserved 82 R 83 reserved 83 R 84 reserved 84 R 85 reserved 85 R 86 reserved 86 R 87 reserved 87 R 88 reserved 88 R 89 reserved 89 R Data Description Rea...

Page 60: ...0 Once the variables are written change the writing command to stop it from continuing to write 4 Enter in the HOST_CMD variable any command NOT to write HOST_CMD 0X0000 for example Profibus interface Pin Signal In Out Description Conenct to 1 n c Not connected 2 n c Not connected 3 PB_B IO PROFIBUS B Line PB Interface 4 PB_RTS O Request To Send PB Interface 5 GND_ISO Ground isolated PB Interface ...

Page 61: ...USB port and perform the following functions Update the HMI board software Update the IOC board software Make a complete backup of the system Restore a complete backup of the system Warning For more information consult your Focke Meler Representative or the Focke Meler Main Office http www meler eu media S00900010_PC_App_Installer zip ...

Page 62: ...e programmer clean clean the equipment with a soft cloth slightly moistened with water Do not use solvents turpentine benzene etc which may deteriorate the equipment surface Do not replace the cable with another one of a type that is different from that provided by the equipment or recommended by Focke Meler If in doubt please check with your Focke Meler Representative or the Focke Meler Main Offi...

Page 63: ... equipment 2 Open the front door to access the HMI card 3 Lower microswitch 8 on the HMI card to the OFF position 4 Connect the power supply to the equipment and turn it on 5 Follow the calibrating instructions which appear on the screen 6 Disconnect the power supply from the equipment 7 Raise microswitch 8 on the HMI card to the ON position ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 64: ...put 0 10V insulated 0 to 10 VDC signal Photocell encoder 24 VDC supply 24 VDC PNP output signal Number of Channels 2 4 or 6 Number of Applicators per Channel 2 Number of Lines per Channel 8 individual dotting Number of Photocells up to 6 according to number of channels Number of Encoder Input 0 10 V 1 1 Number of Channel Inhibitors 1 Maximum speed of main machine 600 m min Minimum application spee...

Page 65: ...r temperatures up to 31ºC decreasing linearly to 50 relative humidity to 40ºC Voltage fluctuations of the supply NETWORK which do not surpass 10 nominal voltage TRANSIENT OVERVOLTAGES up to the levels of OVERVOLTAGE CATEGORY II TEMPORARY OVERVOLTAGES which occur in the supply NETWORK CONTAMINATION LEVEL II applicable to the usage environment Environmental conditions ...

Page 66: ... DATE TITULO TITLE ESCALA SCALE REFERE REFERE SUS A REPLAC CATEGO RATE DENOMINACION DENOMINATION HOJA Nº SHEET NUMBER CARLOS TELLECHEA 19 02 2018 PROGRAMADOR DISPAROS STARBI 2 PNP I0 0B 1 de 1 DPT Este plano es propiedad exclusiva de MELER GLUING SOLUTIONS Todos los derechos reservados This drawing is owned sole of MELER GLUING SOLUTIONS All rights reserved 224 288 316 136 100 100 Ø5 5 ...

Page 67: ...RE DENOMINACION DENOMINATION HOJA Nº SHEET NUMBER C T B 21 08 2018 21 08 2018 J Z G 1 3 2203 PROGRAMADOR DISPAROS STARBI 4 6 SALIDAS 1 de 1 PLANO IMPLANTACION Este plano es propiedad exclusiva de MELER APLICADORES DE HOT MELT S A Todos los derechos reservados This drawing is owned sole of MELER APLICADORES DE HOT MELT S A All rights reserved DPTO OFICINA 224 312 216 143 180 6 5 23 7 ...

Page 68: ...st of the most common spare parts in the time controller device appears in this chapter in order to provide a quick and reliable guide to choosing them As a visual aid general images of the parts are included and are numbered to help identify them in the list The list includes the reference and name of the spare part ...

Page 69: ...to I O connection cable 9 150114470 Round main switch O I 10 150030660 Type A 3 pin straight male M12 connector 11 150030670 Type B 3 pin straight male M12 connector 12 150030680 Type A 4 pin straight male M12 connector 13 150030690 Type B 4 pin straight male M12 connector 14 150030700 Type D 4 pin straight male M12 connector 15 150030710 Type A 5 pin straight male M12 connector 16 150030720 Type ...

Page 70: ...reflection optical fibre 16 150030580 Photocell extension 3 m M12 connection to terminals 16 150031030 Photocell extension 6 m M12 connection to terminals 17 150030460 Photocell extension 3 m M12 M12 connection 17 150030800 Photocell extension 6 m M12 M12 connection 18 R0007897 Standard solenoid valve cable 3 m connection to terminals 18 R0009033 Standard solenoid valve cable 6 m connection to ter...

Page 71: ...cable 3 m M12 connection Starbi 4 6 outputs 27 150030850 Cable entrada digital 6 m conexión M12 Starbi 4 6 salidas 28 150030450 Digital output cable 3 m M12 connection Starbi 4 6 outputs 28 150030860 Digital output cable 6 m M12 connection Starbi 4 6 outputs 29 16020001 Complete power cable 5 m 30 150094370 Electrical outlet cable 2 m USA StarBi 2 outputs 31 150030380 StarBi wall bracket 4 6 outpu...

Page 72: ... for use within certain voltage limits Directive 2014 30 EU on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility Directive 2011 65 EU and its amendments on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment In reference to the harmonised standards EN 61010 1 2010 Safety requirements for electrical equipment f...

Page 73: ...eak with your Focke Meler representative Focke Meler Gluing Solutions S A Pol Los Agustinos c G nave D 43 E 31160 Orkoien Navarra Spain Phone 34 948 351 110 Fax 34 948 351 130 info meler eu www meler eu A Focke Group Company ...

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