RJG Lynx OA1-M-V, Product Manual

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Product Manual | Lynx™ Shielded Analog Output Module OA1‑M‑V
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Lynx shielded analog output module
is a DIN‑rail‑mounted module the is wired
to the molding machine in order to output
a 0–10 V DC signal representing molding
parameters or as an external machine transfer.
APPLICATIONS
PROCESS MONITORING AND CONTROL
The eDART system requires various inputs
from the injection molding machine in order to
accurately calculate significant process values for
monitoring and control.
The OA1‑M‑V supplies an output from the
eDART to the molding machine to control
machine transfer.
OPERATION
The OA1‑M‑V is often used to provide outputs
to the injection molding machine controller
collected by the
eDART .
PLASTIC PRESSURE OUTPUT
The OA1‑M‑V is used to provide a signal to
the injection molding machine to indicate
the machine to transfer from pressure to
hold (V
→
P). The shielded output module
cable C‑OA1‑M‑3M is wired to the machine
input card which accepts the signal; the
C‑OA1‑M‑3M is connected to the OA1‑M‑V,
which collects the signal for use from the
eDART . In the eDART software, the module is
configured to enable V
→
P.
STROKE OUTPUT
The OA1‑M‑V is used to provide the molding
machine with the stroke output collected
by the
eDART
. The shielded output module
cable C‑OA1‑M‑3M is wired to the machine
input card which accepts the signal; the
C‑OA1‑M‑3M is connected to the OA1‑M‑V,
which collects the signal for use from the
eDART
.
VELOCITY OUTPUT
The OA1‑M‑V is used to provide the molding
machine with the velocity output collected
by the
eDART
. The shielded output module
cable C‑OA1‑M‑3M is wired to the machine
input card which accepts the signal; the
C‑OA1‑M‑3M is connected to the OA1‑M‑V,
which collects the signal for use from the
eDART
.
MACHINE CONTROL, FLOW VALVE, AND
PRESSURE VALVE OUTPUTS
In some circumstances, the OA1‑M‑V can
be used to provide a machine control, flow
valve, or pressure valve output (from
eDART
software v9.xx only). These instances are
often specialized and infrequent; refer to RJG
customer support for more information on
these uses.