SCS 770067 User Manual Download Page 3

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© 2020 DESCO INDUSTRIES INC

Employee Owned

SCS 

- 926 JR Industrial Drive, Sanford, NC 27332

East: (919) 718-0000 | West: (909) 627-9634 • Website: 

StaticControl.com

A. Tool 1 LED:

 Illuminates green when tool 1 is 

properly grounded and free of electromagnetic 

interference (EMI). Illuminates red and audible alarm 

sounds when tool 1 is not properly grounded or EMI is 

detected.

B. Operator 1 LEDs:

 Illuminates green when operator 

1 is properly grounded and his/her body voltage level is 

below the preset alarm level. Illuminates solid red and 

audible alarm sounds when operator 1 is not properly 

grounded. Blinks red and audible alarm sounds when 

the body voltage on operator 1 is above the preset 

alarm level.

C. Operator 2 LEDs:

 Illuminates green when operator 

2 is properly grounded and his/her body voltage level is 

below the preset alarm level. Illuminates solid red and 

audible alarm sounds when operator 2 is not properly 

grounded. Blinks red and audible alarm sounds when 

the body voltage on operator 2 is above the preset 

alarm level.

D. Tool 2 LED:

 Illuminates green when tool 2 is 

properly grounded and free of electromagnetic 

interference (EMI). Illuminates red and audible alarm 

sounds when tool 2 is not properly grounded or EMI is 

detected.

E.  Mat 1 LED:

 Illuminates green when mat 1 is properly 

grounded. Illuminates red and audible alarm sounds 

when mat 1 is not properly grounded.

F.  Power LED:

 Illuminates solid yellow when the 

monitor is powered and not connected to a network. 

Blinks yellow when the monitor is powered, connected 

to a network and in communication with SMP Server. 

Remains off when the monitor is connected to a network 

but communication to SMP Server cannot be obtained.

G. Mat 2 LED:

 Illuminates green when mat 2 is properly 

grounded. Illuminates red and audible alarm sounds 

when mat 2 is not properly grounded.

H. Monitored Tool 1 Terminal:

 Monitors a metal tool 

for proper conductive resistance and electromagnetic 

interference (EMI). Use 25-28 AWG wire to connect the 

metal tool to this terminal.

I.  Monitored Tool 2 Terminal:

 Monitors a metal tool 

for proper conductive resistance and electromagnetic 

interference (EMI). Use 25-28 AWG wire to connect the 

metal tool to this terminal.

J.  Monitored Mat 1 Terminal:

 Monitors a worksurface 

mat for proper dissipative resistance. Use one of 

the included white mat monitor cords to connect the 

worksurface mat to this terminal.

K. Monitored Mat 2 Terminal:

 Monitors a worksurface 

mat for proper dissipative resistance. Use one of 

the included white mat monitor cords to connect the 

worksurface mat to this terminal.

L.  Tool 1 Monitor Switch:

 Toggle the switch down to 

enable the Tool 1 monitor circuit. Toggle the switch up 

to disable the Tool 1 monitor circuit.

M. Tool 2 Monitor Switch:

 Toggle the switch down to 

enable the Tool 2 monitor circuit. Toggle the switch up 

to disable the Tool 2 monitor circuit.

N. Mat 1 Monitor Switch:

 Toggle the switch down to 

enable the Mat 1 monitor circuit. Toggle the switch up to 

disable the Mat 1 monitor circuit.

O. Mat 2 Monitor Switch:

 Toggle the switch down to 

enable the Mat 2 monitor circuit. Toggle the switch up to 

disable the Mat 2 monitor circuit.

P.  Operator 1 Remote Connector:

 Use one of the 

included mini-DIN operator remote cables to connect a 

operator remote to this connector.

Q. Operator 2 Remote Connector:

 Use one of the 

included mini-DIN operator remote cables to connect a 

operator remote to this connector.

R. Power Jack:

 Connect the included 7.5 VDC power 

adapter here.

S.  Ground Terminal:

 Common ground point for the 

monitor.

T.  Audible Alarm Switch:

 Enables and disables 

the monitor's audible alarm. 5 different audible 

alarm settings are available and may be toggled by 

pressing this switch multiple times. The monitor can 

be configured to alarm should either of its Operator 

Remotes disconnect. See the table below for 

descriptions of each setting.

Setting

Buzzer

Operator 1

Remote Detection

Operator 2

Remote Detection

1

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

2

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

3

Enabled

Disabled

Disabled

4

Enabled

Enabled

Disabled

5

Enabled

Disabled

Enabled

U. Ethernet Jack:

 Provides network communication 

between the WS Aware Monitor and 

Static Management 

Program (SMP)

.

V.  Power Relay Terminal:

 For use ONLY with the SCS 

770069 Power Relay. Use the Power Relay to control 

power to workbenches, hand tools, and other electronic 

devices when the WS Aware Monitor passes or fails.

Summary of Contents for 770067

Page 1: ...comes in contact with voltage that would be dangerous to an ESD susceptible item The WS Aware Monitor continuously monitors two metal tools for electromagnetic interference EMI EMI can cause equipment...

Page 2: ...and prevent ESD events Quantifiable data allows you to see trends become more proactive and prove the efficiency of your ESD process control system SMP is sold separately Click here to learn more Pack...

Page 3: ...ive resistance and electromagnetic interference EMI Use 25 28 AWG wire to connect the metal tool to this terminal J Monitored Mat 1 Terminal Monitors a worksurface mat for proper dissipative resistanc...

Page 4: ...le to the operators Locate them within reach of the included mini DIN operator remote cables Use the operator remotes mounting tabs to secure them underneath table tops or equipment 4 Connect the incl...

Page 5: ...ack located on the right side of the WS Aware Monitor Route the wire from the supply to a nearby AC outlet and plug it into the outlet Make sure the voltage and frequency match those listed on the pow...

Page 6: ...WS Aware Monitor Connect the opposite end of the cable to the green receptacle on the Power Relay 2 Connect the included power cord to the power inlet on the Power Relay Connect the opposite end of th...

Page 7: ...WS Aware Monitor to SMP via a local area network LAN SMP must be installed to a PC prior to using this procedure The diagram shown below illustrates a common SMP system setup that utilizes the server...

Page 8: ...that the Ethernet cable is securely connected to your network and WS Aware Monitor The LEDs on the Ethernet port will illuminate when a connection to the network is established 2 Open SCS SMP Server...

Page 9: ...est 909 627 9634 Website StaticControl com 5 A message will appear and display Starting SMP Server Click the SMP Server icon located in the Windows taskbar 6 SMP Server will now indicate Active server...

Page 10: ...rial Drive Sanford NC 27332 East 919 718 0000 West 909 627 9634 Website StaticControl com 8 Open SCS SMP Admin 9 The window for SMP Server Admin will appear 1 unassigned is representative of the WS Aw...

Page 11: ...rd NC 27332 East 919 718 0000 West 909 627 9634 Website StaticControl com 10 Enter a building name and then click the OK button 11 The building name will appear on the navigation pane in SMP Server Ad...

Page 12: ...Sanford NC 27332 East 919 718 0000 West 909 627 9634 Website StaticControl com 13 Enter a floor name and then click the OK button 14 The floor name will appear on the navigation pane in SMP Server Adm...

Page 13: ...st 919 718 0000 West 909 627 9634 Website StaticControl com 16 Enter a line name and then click the OK button 17 The line name will appear on the navigation pane in SMP Server Admin 18 Click on the li...

Page 14: ...cControl com 19 The serial number for the WS Aware Monitor will appear This number will resemble the number found on the monitor s serial label with the exception of one zero For example if the serial...

Page 15: ...ES INC Employee Owned SCS 926 JR Industrial Drive Sanford NC 27332 East 919 718 0000 West 909 627 9634 Website StaticControl com 21 Open SCS SMP Client 22 Verify that the WS Aware Monitor was added to...

Page 16: ...e s Wrist Strap Jacks Should the operator remote s wrist strap jacks begin to show wear and tear damage they can be replaced using the SCS CTA245 Replacement Wrist Strap Jack PCB and the following pro...

Page 17: ...100 240VAC 50 60 Hz Output 7 5 VDC 1 5 A Output Plug Polarization Center Positive Output Plug 5 5 mm O D x 2 1 mm I D x 9 5 mm L Operator Wrist Strap Dual Wire Amount Monitored Operator 2 Amount Non M...

Page 18: ...bs 0 05 kg Country of Origin United States of America 770069 Power Relay Power Operating Voltage 90 120 VAC 50 60 Hz Output Voltage 90 140 VAC Max Load 12 A Connectivity Input C 13 C14 Output 4x NEMA...

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