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Vacuum Module
13-4
20077/021 US
X
TRA
Operator’s Manual
Figure 13-3 Cable connections from the X
VAC
module to the X
TRA
system
The X
VAC
is controlled using the X
TRA
touch screen user interface. The display on the vacuum module’s
control panel will show its current status, but the control buttons will be disabled.
Powering On the X
VAC
System
When connected to the X
TRA
system, the vacuum module receives its power from the X
TRA
and is
powered on and off along with the rest of the system using the X
TRA
power switch. The On/Off switch
located on the rear panel of the X
VAC
module must always be on to allow the two systems to
communicate (see Figure 13-4).
Figure 13-4 X
VAC
Rear Panel
Because the boot time of the vacuum module is significantly shorter than that of the main machine,
the operator may operate the vacuum module using the X
VAC
control panel while the rest of the X
TRA
system powers on. During this time, X
VAC
will show the “not linked” icon ( ) on the right side of the
display of the X
VAC
control panel.
When the rest of the system has finished booting up, the system will gain control of the vacuum
module without interrupting its current state (operating mode, vacuum level setpoints, and pump
status). When this happens, the X
VAC
will show the “linked” icon ( ) on the right side of the display
of the X
VAC
control panel.
Note: In case the X
TRA
system experiences a fatal error, the vacuum will not switch off and will
continue to maintain suction; refer to “Use of the X
VAC
System Through the X
VAC
Control Panel (Local
Control)” on page 13-6.
User Interface
The user interface for controlling the X
VAC
module from the X
TRA
is contained in the vacuum displet
(see Figure 13-5).
Figure 13-5 Vacuum Displet
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1 Serial communication cable 2 Power cable
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