RJG Lynx OR2-M, Product Manual

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Product Manual | Lynx™ Shielded Dual‑Relay Output Module OR2‑M
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MAINTENANCE
The shielded dual‑relay output module requires
little to no maintenance provided that all
installation instructions are followed.
CLEANING
REGULAR CLEANING
Cables must be installed in areas free from oil,
dirt, grime, and grease.
RJG, Inc. recommends the following cleaners:
•
Microcare MCC‑CCC Contact Cleaner C
•
Microcare MCC‑SPR SuprClean™
•
Miller‑Stephenson MS‑730L Contact Re‑Nu
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TESTING
Test the OR2‑M after assignment using the Part
Diverter Controls tool in version 9.xx software,
or in Machine Setup utilities in version 10.xx
software.
eDART VERSION 9.XX SOFTWARE
1.
Part Sorting
The OR2‑M must be set up in the Sensor
Locations, Alarm Settings, and Part Diverter
Controls functions in order to sort parts.
Assign the OR2‑M as a Sorting Output sensor
type in the Sensor Locations tool; choose the
sensor location from the drop‑down menu.
The Alarm Settings tool is used to set alarms on
specific process values; the software uses the
set process values to sort the parts. Create an
alarm in the Alarm Settings tool for the value on
which to sort; check the box in the Sort column
to apply sorting action to the alarm. The Sort
button in the Part Diverter Controls must also
be selected to sort parts.
In addition, the OR2‑M can be configured in
the Sensor Locations tool to activate an alarm
or stop the machine if an excessive amount of
rejects are produced. Assign the OR2‑M as a
Sorting Output type in the Sensor Locations
tool; choose the Excessive Rejects sensor
location from the drop‑down menu. Define
the reject and consecutive cycle limits in the
Excessive Rejects Output window.
2.
Injection Enable
The OR2‑M must be set up in the Sensor
Locations to control injection. Assign the
OR2‑M as a Control Output type in the Sensor
Locations tool; choose the Inject Enable sensor
location from the drop‑down menu.
The injection enable function allows the
connected relay contact closer to stay closed
as long as the system is operating properly;
if a failure occurs the output opens, and the
machine stops to prevent any damage.