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No.PF

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-OMA1007

PRODUCT NAME

Air Management System

MODEL/ Series/ Product Number

AMS20

AMS30

AMS40

AMS60

Summary of Contents for AMS20

Page 1: ...No PF OMA1007 PRODUCT NAME Air Management System MODEL Series Product Number AMS20 AMS30 AMS40 AMS60...

Page 2: ...y 67 Function selection mode 67 Default setting 68 F0 Reference condition Units selection function 69 F3 Select digital filter 71 F6 Fine adjustment of display value 72 F13 Setting for reverse display...

Page 3: ...2 No PF OMA1007 Other Settings 93 Maintenance 96 Forgotten the Security Code 96 Troubleshooting 97 Error display 100 Specifications 103 Characteristics data 107 Dimensions 114 Accessories 126...

Page 4: ...to any possibility of equipment failure when configuring the equipment 2 Only personnel with appropriate training should operate machinery and equipment The product specified here may become unsafe i...

Page 5: ...he failure of the product 3 Prior to using SMC products please read and understand the warranty terms and disclaimers noted in the specified catalog for the particular products 2 Vacuum pads are exclu...

Page 6: ...ult Check the specifications before use Do not use in an environment where flammable explosive or corrosive gases are present Otherwise fire explosion or corrosion may occur The product is not designe...

Page 7: ...g voltage of the load before use Do not apply a load that exceeds the max load voltage or current This may cause damage or shorten the lifetime of the product Data stored by the product is not deleted...

Page 8: ...acer with bracket Y200T 2 D Y300T 2 D Y400T 1 D Y600T 2 D Part No of spacer Y200 D Y300 D Y400 D Y600 D Tightening torque 0 36 0 036 1 2 0 05 1 2 0 05 2 0 0 1 When the air combination is fixed on a wa...

Page 9: ...not mount the body with the bottom facing upwards Do not mount the product with the display facing upward Retention of air can cause an inability to measure accurately Do not insert metal wires or oth...

Page 10: ...th a new one Wire correctly Incorrect wiring may cause malfunction or damage to the product Do not perform wiring while the power is on Otherwise damage to the internal components may result causing m...

Page 11: ...product with built in surge protection The product is CE UKCA marked but not immune to lightning strikes Take measures against lightning strikes in the system Mount the product in a location that is...

Page 12: ...tput according to the condition before setting Check the effect on the equipment before setting Stop the control system for setting if necessary Do not touch the LCD during operation The display can v...

Page 13: ...12 No PF OMA1007 Model Indication and How to Order Air Management System Standby E P regulator type...

Page 14: ...13 No PF OMA1007 Air Management System Standby regulator type...

Page 15: ...body size 30 E400 D 1 For body size 40 E600 D 1 For body size 60 Wireless adaptor EXW1 A11N X1 For wireless system M12 connector cable 320 mm 2 EXA1 AC1 For wiring Hub to each device M12 connector ca...

Page 16: ...agement Hub Manage overall Air Management System devices communication to upper layer and digital input module for signal from external devices 3 Residual Pressure Relief Valve According to orders fro...

Page 17: ...gnal from external devices 3 Residual Pressure Relief Valve According to orders from the Air Management Hub stop providing pressure and exhaust outlet pressure Soft start feature a module for the valv...

Page 18: ...ve for identification marker such as input output signal name or unit address 9 Connector Power Connector for power supply 10 FE terminal Terminal to connect FE to Ground 11 Wireless adaptor connector...

Page 19: ...nd the display shown on the Sub display or increases the set point SET button Press this button to change the mode and to set a value DOWN button Selects the mode and the display shown on the Sub disp...

Page 20: ...the measured flow rate exceeds standby flow rate threshold to the set duration When the AMS returns to Operation mode AMS shall be back to Standby mode without waiting for Standby ON Delay time DHCP A...

Page 21: ...effective in avoiding the effects of pulsation I Idle Base has received the FAIL SAFE command and remains idle The output state can be set to CLEAR HOLD or Software Control using the parameter settin...

Page 22: ...to the power supply line Pressure characteristics Indicates the change in the display value when the fluid pressure changes Pressure ramp up duration Sets time to reach the setting pressure from isol...

Page 23: ...display value caused by ambient temperature changes U Units selection function A function to select display units other than the international unit SI unit specified in the new Japanese measurement l...

Page 24: ...eads and sealant do not get inside the piping Fit the raised part of the spacer to the recessed part groove for the raised part of the product Tighten the retainer A with two hexagon socket head cap s...

Page 25: ...the power supply Connector Pin No Signal Details 1 DC 24 VDC 2 NC Not connected 3 DC 0 V 4 NC Not connected 2 Communication line M12 4 pin D coded Socket Use this port for Industrial Ethernet communic...

Page 26: ...port Port Function 1 Connection to Residual Pressure Relief Valve 2 Connection to standby regulator 3 Digital input signals for standby and isolation 4 User configurable port IO Link or DIO AMS A Seri...

Page 27: ...t connected 3 0 V 0 V 4 C Q IO Link 5 NC Not connected Standby regulator ARS side M12 3 pin A coded Socket Connector Pin No Signal Details 3 0 V 0 V 4 C Q Output 5 NC Not connected Digital input signa...

Page 28: ...I Q Digital Input 3 0 V 0V 4 C Q IO Link Digital Input PNP Digital Output PNP 1 5 NC Not Connected 1 Can be changed by setting parameters Connection to Wireless adaptor Connect wireless adaptor if wir...

Page 29: ...BF NS OFF PROFINET communication established Green ON OPC mode operating EtherNet IPTM communication is established Green flashing EtherNet IPTM communication is not established Red flashing Paring mo...

Page 30: ...ation L A PORT1 OFF PORT1 No Link No Activity Green ON PORT1 No Link No Activity Green Flashing PORT1 No Link No Activity L A PORT2 OFF PORT2 No Link No Activity Green ON PORT2 No Link No Activity Gre...

Page 31: ...adaptor SA OFF Standalone mode Green ON Wireless mode Red flashing Pairing mode synchronized with ST PWR OFF Power not supplied Green flashing Power supply voltage is abnormal Green ON Power supply vo...

Page 32: ...Hz IO Link device not connected Green flashing 2 Hz Connected device matching error Device process data mapping error Data storage writing error Green ON IO Link device in communication Red ON Short c...

Page 33: ...ping error Green ON IO Link device communicating Red ON Short circuit detected 24 V of C Q DI Digital Input OFF Input signal OFF Orange ON Input signal ON Red ON Short circuit detected 24 V DO Digital...

Page 34: ...ON Unrecoverable error is detected OFF US1 for control power supply is OFF W SS Green ON The level of received radio wave power is 3 Green flashing 1 Hz The level of received radio wave power is 2 Gre...

Page 35: ...ion Power LED Green ON Normal operation Green flashing Communication system error OFF Internal memory error No power supplied Communication LED Green ON IO Link communication not established Green fla...

Page 36: ...AC D F R L system and can be combined with existing installations Two versions of the Air Management Hub are available base type and remote type These can be combined to create a wireless network of u...

Page 37: ...comes with no data communication It could be used as standalone Optionally a wireless adapter can be connected to use the Air Management Hub as a wireless remote 3 Standby regulator manual pressure se...

Page 38: ...cal pressure setting type uses an ITV module to set the operation pressure and standby pressure 5 Residual Pressure Relief Valve VP A VP valve module can be used for isolation mode with an optional so...

Page 39: ...ement Hub has one spare port which can be configured to be either 1 DI IO Link 1 DI 1 DO 2 DI Additional compact wireless remotes EXW1 RD can be paired to an AMS wireless base to provide extra digital...

Page 40: ...39 No PF OMA1007...

Page 41: ...immediately return to Standby Mode If at any point the 8 Isolation input signal is OFF 0 V Low the AMS will be forced into isolation mode Hysteresis can also be set for the standby flow rate threshol...

Page 42: ...lowing figure shows an example timing diagram for the NC type AMS A and NO type AMS B This timing chart is for reference only the actual be haviour depends on the machine volume connected to the AMS o...

Page 43: ...crewdriver Refer to the flowing table to set the DIP switches AMS Switch Position Switch Number 1 2 3 4 Communication Method Regulation Type NO NC Wireless Pairing Mode Base type OFF Industrial Ethern...

Page 44: ...vailable Available Mask AMS Standalone Remote type Machine to AMS control Monitor Data Via Digital Input Via AMS Base Via AMS Base Switch No 1 Position Communication method Standby and Isolation contr...

Page 45: ...the web server connect a PC to the network and enter the Air Management Hub IP address into a web browser Ensure that the Air Management Hub and PC are on the same IP subnet The default login credenti...

Page 46: ...e set to pairing mode Starting with DIP switch 4 of SW 1 in the OFF position perform the sequence ON OFF ON The SF MS ST and BF NS SA LEDs of each device will flash red Connect to the webserver The av...

Page 47: ...Air Management Hub display and buttons or via the webserver Refer to F41 Force AMS Mode setting to set parameter via buttons page 82 The following example shows the parameter set via the Web server Na...

Page 48: ...g For the ARS type AMS the operation pressure is the same as the AMS supply pressure To set the standby pressure the AMS must first be forced into standby mode When in standby mode set the standby pre...

Page 49: ...TV type AMS the operation pressure and standby pressure are set using the webserver ITV buttons or via Fieldbus Setting via Webserver To change the operating pressure Standby Pressure or pressure ramp...

Page 50: ...tton again to allow editing and use the arrows to modify the value Press the S button to set the value Measurement mode Press the SET button Pressure set point in operation mode Press the UP or DOWN b...

Page 51: ...he screen is seconds x10 Once the correct value has been selected press the S button to set it Measurement mode Press the SET button for 2 seconds Menu display Press the UP button 4 times Menu display...

Page 52: ...n be set by Webserver display buttons on the Air Management Hub or via Industrial Ethernet Refer to F40 Standby function setting to set parameter using the buttons page 79 Setting via Webserver Naviga...

Page 53: ...nagement Hub Base to change this setting The Air Management Hub Remote parameter Module parameter overwrite controls the priority for the parameter setting If enabled the parameters set using the butt...

Page 54: ...emsPerCall 100 MaxNodesPerBrowse 20 MaxNodesPerMethodCall 5 MaxNodesPerNodeManagement 0 MaxNodesPerRead 100 MaxNodesPerRegisterNodes 1 MaxNodesPerTranslateBrowsePathsToNodeIds 20 MaxNodesPerWrite 30 M...

Page 55: ...an be enabled or disabled for each OPC UA node Historical Data Buffer Sampling Cycle Sampling cycle time for the buffer The parameter is applicable for all nodes which enabled the data buffer Number o...

Page 56: ...ow the process data is mapped for big and little endian Comparison of big endian and little endian UaExpert Connection The example below uses the OPC UA client UaExpert to connect the wireless base OP...

Page 57: ...56 No PF OMA1007 Expand the AMS server and select the None security option OPC UA security type Click the Connect button and enter the username and password for the AMS both are admin OPC UA login...

Page 58: ...57 No PF OMA1007 Navigate in the Address Space to the ParameterSet and expand it to see all the configured nodes available on the AMS Server address base...

Page 59: ...ase type then add any additional remote units This example shows a system with full diagnostics one AMS Base and two AMS remotes Each AMS component can be configured in Device Overview Select the comp...

Page 60: ...formation 1 7 Remote diagnostic information 2 8 Remote registration information 1 9 Remote registration information 2 10 Accumulated flow high word Unit 10 L or ft3 11 12 Accumulated flow low word 13...

Page 61: ...Force isolation mode from PLC OPC UA Digital Input 22 ITV control pressure measurement value high byte Unit kPa 23 ITV control pressure measurement value low byte 24 ITV diagnostic data high byte 25 I...

Page 62: ...nit 0 L 1 ft3 1 Flow Reference Condition 0 STD 1 NOR 2 Flow rate diagnostic 0 Normal 1 HHH 3 Temperature diagnostic 0 Normal 1 HHH LLL 4 Pressure diagnostic 0 Normal 1 HHH LLL 5 Force AMS mode 0 No fo...

Page 63: ...pressure value is below the specified value 0 Other than the above case 7 Pressure value over range HHH 1 The output pressure value exceeds the specified value 0 Other than the above case 8 Decline i...

Page 64: ...ing Mismatch ID Mismatch Bit Description Details Value 0 ID Mismatch Connection device matching error 0 Match 1 Mismatch 1 Pdmapping Mismatch Process data mapping size error 0 In size 1 Exceeding size...

Page 65: ...ssure low byte 10 System error Error Forced output Pressure diagnostic Temperature diagnostic Flow rate diagnostic Flow reference Condition Accumulated flow unit 11 AMS status 00HEX Initialising 01HEX...

Page 66: ...byte 14 ITV diagnostic data high byte 15 ITV diagnostic data low byte 16 Reserved Port 3 short circuit VP short circuit Air Management Hub internal error 2 Air Management Hub internal error1 17 ITV P...

Page 67: ...ced standby signal OFF 1 Forced standby signal ON 2 Isolation input signal for NC system Manual Isolation for NC System Available only if DIP switch configured as NC 0 Exhaust air ITV and VP_OFF 1 Sup...

Page 68: ...this mode each function setting can be changed separately In measurement mode press the SET button for 3 seconds or longer to display F 0 Press the UP or DOWN button to select the function to be chang...

Page 69: ...d value hold oFF Not stored Page 78 F33 Po_E Not Applicable on this product F40 FrtE Standby flow rate Threshold 25 AMS series 50 AMS30 series 100 AMS40 series 200 AMS60 series Page 79 FHyS Standby fl...

Page 70: ...follows Standard condition Displayed flow rate which is converted to volume at 20 C 101 3 kPa absolute pressure Normal condition Displayed flow rate which is converted to volume at 0 C 101 3 kPa abso...

Page 71: ...t the reference condition Press the SET button to set Units selection function Press the UP or DOWN button to select the display units 1 Flow rate Press the SET button to set 2 Temperature Press the S...

Page 72: ...o select digital filter flow rate Select digital filter flow rate Press the UP or DOWN button to select the flow rate digital filter Press the SET button to set Move on to select digital filter pressu...

Page 73: ...ressing the UP or DOWN button in function selection mode Press the SET button Move on to fine adjustment of display value Fine adjustment of display value Press the UP or DOWN button to change adjustm...

Page 74: ...of the UP DOWN buttons are reversed Operation Display F13 by pressing the UP or DOWN button in function selection mode Press the SET button Move on to select reversed display Select reversed display P...

Page 75: ...setting flow rate Press the UP or DOWN button to select the value of zero cut off The display above is an example of when L is selected for the PF3A801H 1000 L min type with the unit switching functio...

Page 76: ...Displays 0 when the value is below 100 L min 200 to 4200 L min Displays 0 when the value is below 200 L min 6 0 0 to 6 F S 30 to 525 L min Displays 0 when the value is below 30 L min 60 to 1050 L min...

Page 77: ...value is 0 029 to 0 029 MPa 4 0 0 to 4 F S 0 050 to 0 040 MPa 0 040 to 1 050 MPa Displays 0 when the value is 0 039 to 0 039 MPa 5 0 0 to 5 F S 0 050 MPa 0 050 to 1 050 MPa Displays 0 when the value i...

Page 78: ...ting Measurement display setting Press the UP or DOWN button to select the measurement display setting 1 Pressure Press the SET button to set 2 Temperature Press the SET button to set 3 Accumulated fl...

Page 79: ...14 3 years Data memorized every 2 minutes 2 minutes x 1 5 million times 3 million minutes 5 7 years If the Accumulated Flow External Reset is repeatedly used the product life will be shorter than calc...

Page 80: ...Standby flow rate Hysteresis Set the value based on the setting method on page 81 Press the SET button Move on to Standby ON Delay Setting of Standby ON Delay Set the value based on the setting metho...

Page 81: ...No PF OMA1007 Setting of auto isolation delay Set the value based on the setting method on page 81 Press the SET button to set Return to function selection mode F40 Complete setting for standby funct...

Page 82: ...flashing 2 Press the UP or DOWN button to change the set value The UP button is to increase and the DOWN button is to decrease the set value Press the UP button once to increase the value by one digit...

Page 83: ...nto the selected mode Operation Display F41 by pressing the UP or DOWN button in function selection mode Press the SET button Move on to the setting of Force AMS mode Setting of Force AMS mode Select...

Page 84: ...on Move on to select display OFF mode Select display OFF mode Press the UP or DOWN button to select display OFF function Press the SET button to set Return to function selection mode F80 Setting of di...

Page 85: ...e SET button to move to the digit to the right The default setting is 000 Press the SET button for 1 second or longer When the security code is correct move on to the security code setting If the secu...

Page 86: ...T button for 1 second or longer At this point the changing of the security code is not completed Press the UP or DOWN button to return to setting step Press the SET button to set Return to function se...

Page 87: ...OWN button For details of how to set each function refer to the relevant setting of function section in this manual Order of function settings Order Function Applicable model F0 Reference condition Al...

Page 88: ...Air Management Hub can be checked Operation Display F96 by pressing the UP or DOWN button in function selection mode Press the SET button Move on to check cycle time Check cycle time Press the SET bu...

Page 89: ...to select output check Select output check Press the UP or DOWN button to select the output check Move on to flow rate unit bit check Flow rate unit bit check Select the flow rate unit bit check by p...

Page 90: ...c bit check Select the temperature diagnostic bit check by pressing the UP or DOWN button Press the SET button to set Pressure diagnostic bit check Select the pressure diagnostic bit check by pressing...

Page 91: ...ror diagnosis bit check Select the system error diagnostic bit check by pressing the UP or DOWN button Press the SET button to set Accumulated value check Press the UP or DOWN button to select the acc...

Page 92: ...to set Move on to pressure check Pressure check Press the UP or DOWN button to select the pressure check Press the SET button to set Return to function selection mode F98 Setting of output check comp...

Page 93: ...e SET button Move on to reset to factory default settings Rest to factory default settings Press the UP or DOWN button to display ON then press the SET and DOWN buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds or...

Page 94: ...e display indicated by the index part displayed by x106 or x103 If the DOWN button is pressed for 1 second the mantissa part will be displayed in 9 digits and the power value will be displayed as x103...

Page 95: ...Each setting and peak bottom values are displayed using the UP and DOWN buttons Operation Without security code input 1 Press the SET button for 5 seconds or longer in measurement mode When oPE is di...

Page 96: ...on then the security code is required When the security code is set select the un lock UnLoC using the UP or DOWN button Setting is recognized by pressing the SET button then the security code is requ...

Page 97: ...tion is also recoverable to that prior to the power loss or de energizing However this may change depending on the operating environment Therefore check the safety of the whole installation before ope...

Page 98: ...er supply voltage is in the range 24 VDC 10 1 Remove the noise and the noise source or take measures to prevent noise interference and reset the product or turn off and then turn back on the power sup...

Page 99: ...the filter periodically Air leakage Check if air is leaking from the piping Rework the piping If the tightening torque is exceeded the mounting screws brackets and the flow switch may be damaged Warm...

Page 100: ...original pressure etc Check the set value hysteresis Check the settings Incorrect wiring broken lead wire 1 Check the power supply wiring 2 Check if there is bending stress applied to any part of the...

Page 101: ...hin the set pressure range Pressure below the lower limit of the set pressure range is applied Temperature error Temperature exceeding the upper limit of the set temperature range is applied Reset the...

Page 102: ...ulated flow Press the DOWN and SET buttons simultaneously for 1 second or longer Zero clear error A pressure of 7 F S or more is applied during the zero clear operation Return to measurement mode in 1...

Page 103: ...OUT connector is not used L A IN or L A OUT Green LED is ON LINK is established but data has not been received Check the following and restart 1 Check the PLC condition and run the PLC 2 Check that t...

Page 104: ...orts 1 8 1 4 1 4 3 8 3 8 1 2 3 4 1 Applicable fluid Air Rated flow range 5 to 500 L min 10 to 1000 L min 20 to 2000 L min 40 to 4000 L min Operating fluid temperature 0 to 50 o C Proof pressure 1 0 MP...

Page 105: ...1 8 1 4 1 4 3 8 3 8 1 2 3 4 1 Applicable fluid Air Rated flow range 5 to 500 L min 10 to 1000 L min 20 to 2000 L min 40 to 4000 L min Operating fluid temperature 0 to 50 o C Proof pressure 1 0 MPa Ra...

Page 106: ...MPa standard Temperature characteristics 5 0 F S Ambient temp 0 to 50 o C 25 o C standard Units L min CFM ft3 min Pressure Rated pressure range 0 to 1 0 MPa Proof pressure 1 5 MPa Accuracy 3 0 F S Rep...

Page 107: ...file GSDML file 3 EDS file 3 Occupation area Number of inputs outputs Max 512 byte 512 byte IP address setting range Through DHCP server Optional address Device information Vendor ID 7 SMC Corporation...

Page 108: ...tics data Flow characteristics typical values AMS A Standby E P regulator type AMS20A Supply pressure 0 8 MPa Supply pressure 0 7 MPa Supply pressure 0 6 MPa Supply pressure 0 5 MPa Supply pressure 0...

Page 109: ...108 No PF OMA1007 AMS30A Supply pressure 0 8 MPa Supply pressure 0 7 MPa Supply pressure 0 6 MPa Supply pressure 0 5 MPa Supply pressure 0 4 MPa Supply pressure 0 3 MPa...

Page 110: ...109 No PF OMA1007 AMS40A Supply pressure 0 8 MPa Supply pressure 0 7 MPa Supply pressure 0 6 MPa Supply pressure 0 5 MPa Supply pressure 0 4 MPa Supply pressure 0 3 MPa...

Page 111: ...110 No PF OMA1007 AMS60A Supply pressure 0 8 MPa Supply pressure 0 7 MPa Supply pressure 0 6 MPa Supply pressure 0 5 MPa Supply pressure 0 4 MPa Supply pressure 0 3 MPa...

Page 112: ...111 No PF OMA1007 AMS B Standby regulator type Conditions Supply pressure 0 3 to 0 7 MPa Standby pressure 0 2 MPa Operation mode AMS20B AMS30B Rc1 4 Rx3 8 AMS40B AMS60B Rc1 2 Rc1...

Page 113: ...112 No PF OMA1007 Conditions Supply pressure 0 3 to 0 7 MPa Standby pressure 0 2 MPa Standby mode 0 3 MPa 0 4 MPa 0 5 MPa 0 6 MPa 0 7 MPa AMS20B AMS30B Rc1 4 Rx3 8 AMS40B AMS60B Rc1 2 Rc1...

Page 114: ...113 No PF OMA1007 Temperature Accuracy reference value Models A B AMS20 5 L min 500 L min AMS30 10 L min 1000 L min AMS40 20 L min 2000 L min AMS60 40 L min 4000 L min...

Page 115: ...8 214 7 87 9 134 4 29 1 46 2 30 40 1 AMS40A C 3 8 1 2 334 8 214 9 92 4 151 6 32 6 46 2 36 40 1 AMS60A C 3 4 1 401 8 214 8 93 7 151 6 42 1 46 2 46 40 1 Part number Dimensions with bracket K F G H Q R S...

Page 116: ...MA1007 AMS20 30 40 60A H00C Part number A F AMS20A H00C 219 9 68 6 AMS30A H00C 229 4 70 1 AMS40A H00C 264 4 86 6 AMS60A H00C 311 4 87 1 Refer to AMS20 30 40 60A R N F C for dimensions other than A and...

Page 117: ...102 1 134 4 29 1 46 2 30 40 1 AMS40A D 3 8 1 2 334 8 214 9 119 4 151 6 32 6 46 2 36 40 1 AMS60A D 3 4 1 401 8 214 8 117 7 151 6 42 1 46 2 46 40 1 Part number Dimensions with bracket K F G H Q R S T U...

Page 118: ...MA1007 AMS20 30 40 60A H00D Part number A F AMS20A H00D 219 9 68 6 AMS30A H00D 229 4 70 1 AMS40A H00D 264 4 86 6 AMS60A H00D 311 4 87 1 Refer to AMS20 30 40 60A R N F D for dimensions other than A and...

Page 119: ...87 9 83 29 1 46 2 30 40 1 AMS40B C 3 8 1 2 395 8 214 9 92 4 88 32 6 46 2 36 40 1 AMS60B C 3 4 1 491 8 214 8 93 4 119 7 42 1 46 2 46 40 1 Part number Dimensions with bracket K F G H Q R S T U V W AMS2...

Page 120: ...A1007 AMS20 30 40 60B H00C Part number A F AMS20B H00C 247 4 69 6 AMS30B H00C 285 9 83 1 AMS40B H00C 325 4 100 6 AMS60B H00C 401 4 121 1 Refer to AMS20 30 40 60B R N F C for dimensions other than A an...

Page 121: ...102 1 83 29 1 46 2 30 40 1 AMS40B D 3 8 1 2 395 8 214 9 119 4 88 32 6 46 2 36 40 1 AMS60B D 3 4 1 491 8 214 8 118 119 7 42 1 46 2 46 40 1 Part number Dimensions with bracket K F G H Q R S T U V W AMS2...

Page 122: ...A1007 AMS20 30 40 60B H00D Part number A F AMS20B H00D 247 4 69 6 AMS30B H00D 285 9 83 1 AMS40B H00D 325 4 100 6 AMS60B H00D 401 4 121 1 Refer to AMS20 30 40 60B R N F D for dimensions other than A an...

Page 123: ...122 No PF OMA1007 Air Management Hub Base type EXA1 20 30 40 PN EN Model A B C D E F EXA1 20 236 2 35 42 19 1 65 1 30 5 EXA1 30 236 2 43 53 13 6 65 1 30 5 EXA1 40 240 4 51 64 4 4 6 71 35 5...

Page 124: ...123 No PF OMA1007 EXA1 60 PN EN...

Page 125: ...124 No PF OMA1007 Remote type EXA1 20 30 40 SA Model A B C D E F G EXA1 20 236 2 35 42 19 1 65 1 30 5 74 7 EXA1 30 236 2 43 53 13 6 65 1 30 5 74 7 EXA1 40 240 4 51 64 4 4 6 71 35 5 75 6...

Page 126: ...125 No PF OMA1007 EXA1 60 SA Refer to separate operation manuals for other AMS components...

Page 127: ...and mounted on each unit EX600 ZT1 Silencer Connect a silencer to the exhaust port on the residual pressure relief valve Recommended part numbers are shown below Part number Silencer Compact resin ty...

Page 128: ...ion Connector With connector on both sides Plug Plug Plug connector pin arrangement D coded Plug connector pin arrangement D coded Item Specifications Cable O D 6 5 mm Conductor nominal cross section...

Page 129: ...sides Plug Plug Plug connector pin arrangement D coded Plug connector pin arrangement D coded Item Specifications Cable O D 6 5 mm Conductor nominal cross section 0 34 mm2 AWG22 Wire O D Including in...

Page 130: ...RJ 45 connector Plug RJ 45 connector Plug connector pin arrangement D coded Plug connector pin arrangement Item Specifications Cable O D 6 4 mm Nominal cross section 0 14 mm2 AWG26 Wire diameter 0 98...

Page 131: ...OMA1007 Cable with connector Plug Plug connector pin arrangement D coded Item Specifications Cable O D 6 5 mm Nominal cross section AWG22 Wire diameter Including insulator 1 5 mm Min bending radius Fi...

Page 132: ...ector pin arrangement D coded Applicable Cable Item Specifications Cable O D 4 0 to 8 0 mm Wire gauge Stranded wire cross section 0 14 to 0 34 mm2 AWG26 to 22 The table above shows the specifications...

Page 133: ...132 No PF OMA1007 Power Supply Cable with M12 Connector A coded Socket connector pin arrangement A coded Normal key Plug connector pin arrangement A coded Normal key...

Page 134: ...ZS 37 A Lead wire with M12 connector ZS 49 A Cable specification for M12 connector and lead wire ZS 37 A ZS 49 A Item Specifications Conductor Nominal cross section AWG23 Insulator O D Approx 1 1 mm C...

Page 135: ...ctor cable for AMS components Lead wire with M12 connector EXA1 AC1 Cable specification for M12 connector and lead wire Item Specifications Conductor Nominal cross section AWG23 Insulator O D Approx 1...

Page 136: ...PF OMA1007 Lead wire with M12 connector EXA1 AC2 Cable specification for M12 connector and lead wire Item Specifications Conductor Nominal cross section AWG23 Insulator O D Approx 1 1 mm Sheath Cable...

Page 137: ...iyoda ku Tokyo 101 0021 JAPAN Tel 81 3 5207 8249 Fax 81 3 5298 5362 URL https www smcworld com Note Specifications are subject to change without prior notice and any obligation on the part of the manu...

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