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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Revision History

WARRANTY

Safety Considerations

Safety Symbols and Terms

PART 1.

Getting Started

1.

Introduction and Specifications

1.1

Introduction

1.2

Specifications

1.3

Initial Inspection

1.4

Operating Environment

1.5

Optional Parts Check

1.6

TESCOM Sales and Service Office

PART 2.

Hardware Description

2.

Hardware Overview

2.1

Component Identification

2.2

Dimensions

3. Optional Panels & Fixture

3.1

I/O Interface Panels

3.2

Fixtures

PART 3.

Putting into Operation

4.

Setup and Operation

4.1

Exterior and Accessory Inspection

4.2

Connecting & Setting Up

4.3

Shield Box Operation with Fixture

4.4

Shield Box Operation without Fixture

5.

Remote Operation Using RS-232C

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Summary of Contents for TC-5915AP

Page 1: ...TC 5915AP Pneumatic Shield Box User Manual R20191111...

Page 2: ...Copyright 2019 TESCOM CO LTD ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Address 10442 927 Unitechvil 142 Ilsan ro Ilsandong gu Goyang si Gyeonggi do TEL 82 31 920 6600 HOMEPAGE www tescom co kr...

Page 3: ...SCOM Sales and Service Office PART 2 Hardware Description 2 Hardware Overview 2 1 Component Identification 2 2 Dimensions 3 Optional Panels Fixture 3 1 I O Interface Panels 3 2 Fixtures PART 3 Putting...

Page 4: ...ol with Terminal Application on PC 5 5 RS 232C Command List 5 6 RS 232C Commands in Detail PART 4 Maintenance 6 Maintenance 6 1 Maintenance 6 2 Performance Test 7 Expendables and Accessories 7 1 Expen...

Page 5: ...Revision History v Revision Record Revision Description Date v1 0 Initial Draft 2019 10 17 v1 1 First Release 2019 11 12...

Page 6: ...s warranty does not apply to Expendables and Accessories and any failure or damage caused by improper use or unauthorized service In such cases TESCOM may refuse to offer any service under the warrant...

Page 7: ...ate in explosive atmosphere To avoid injury or fire hazard do not operate this product in an explosive atmosphere Provide proper ventilation To prevent product overheating provide proper ventilation D...

Page 8: ...es that could result in damage to the product or other property Symbols The following symbols may appear in this manual or on the product Symbol Meaning Crush hazard Moving part can cause serious inju...

Page 9: ...PART 1 1 Getting Started...

Page 10: ...tion service and development Key Features High RF shielding Pneumatic control of lid open close and optional fixture motions EMI filter on all Data and DC lines Easily customizable to meet various tes...

Page 11: ...erface panels may cause different results Frequency Shielding effectiveness dB 100 to 2000 MHz 70 dB 2000 to 3000 MHz 70 dB 3000 to 6000 MHz 60 dB 1 3 Initial Inspection When TC 5915AP is delivered in...

Page 12: ...ace at room temperature 1 5 Optional Parts Check Referring to 3 Optional Panels Fixture check optional panels and accessories whether they are in place as you ordered 1 6 TESCOM Sales and Service Offi...

Page 13: ...PART 2 5 Hardware Description...

Page 14: ...15AP Component Identification No Description No Description 1 Lid 9 Air Cylinder 2 Lid Handle 10 Lid Close Sensor 3 Lid Open Close Button 11 Hinge 4 Power ON OFF Switch 12 I O Interface Panel 5 Green...

Page 15: ...Probe UP Air Port 4 Speed control function excluded 2 Probe DOWN Air Port 4 Speed control function excluded 3 Handler IN Air Port 4 Speed control function excluded 4 Handler OUT Air Port 4 Speed cont...

Page 16: ...e 2 3 TC 5915AP Inside D SUB 9P Female Connector Pin Map Pin Number Female Description 1 Probe Sensor GND 2 Probe Sensor Signal 3 Handler Sensor GND 4 Handler Sensor Signal 2 1 2 TC 5915AP Control Box...

Page 17: ...onnector 6 Solenoid Valves JP11 Solenoid Valve Connector for Handler 7 JP10 Solenoid Valve Connector for Probe 8 JP9 Solenoid Valve Connector for Lid JP8 Solenoid Valve Connector for Lid 9 Sensors JP2...

Page 18: ...10 Dimensions 2 2 Dimensions...

Page 19: ...Dimensions 11...

Page 20: ...outside and SMA f inside One 1 DB9 p outside and DB9 s inside 1000 pF Pi filter One 1 DB25 p outside and DB25 s inside 1000 pF Pi filter Data Interface Panel M591502D Two 2 N f outside and SMA f insi...

Page 21: ...s By selecting and combining from the list below you can set your own I O interface panel Table 3 3 Custom I O Interface I O Interface Order Number Transmission Speed Line Voltage Typical Shielding DB...

Page 22: ...mA Max Current 1 5 A 80 dB from 0 5 to 2 GHz 80 dB from 2 to 3 GHz 75 dB from 3 to 6 GHz RJ 45 Filter 3409 0022A 1 Gbps Copper Line Ethernet 1000 BASE T 60 dB from 0 5 to 2 GHz 70 dB from 2 to 3 GHz 7...

Page 23: ...nge Impedance V S W R RF N SMA Connector 3408 0038 From DC to 6 GHz 50 1 15 max RF SMA SMA Connector 3408 0039 From DC to 8 GHz 50 1 15 max 3 2 Fixtures TESCOM offers flexible fixtures that can change...

Page 24: ...TESCOM offers custom fixtures as well as standard fixtures to meet your demand In addition there are various Antenna Coupler options to set the best measuring system for your specific device Figure 3...

Page 25: ...PART 3 17 Putting into Operation...

Page 26: ...e and check whether the following accessories are included Exterior and Accessory Inspection 1 Upon receiving the TC 5915AP check for any damages that could have occurred during shipment 2 Referring t...

Page 27: ...5 9703 0074 Air Coupler CPS15 6W 1 6 C5915AP 0010 Cylinder Lock 1 In case of any abnormality do not install or operate Shield Box for your own safety Please contact TESCOM immediately 4 2 Connecting S...

Page 28: ...motion connect the 24V DC Power Supply Adapter bundled with the product For your own safety please use the 24V DC Power Supply Adapter provided by TESCOM Turning Shield Box On 1 Press the power switch...

Page 29: ...ecting air hose Compressed Air Requirement Input air pressure 5 10 bar Main air connector 6 mm OD hose one touch push on fitting It is highly recommended that the compressed air system must be used in...

Page 30: ...ear point of Air Coupler 3 Push the front side of Air Coupler on Air Input Connector until you hear a click sound 4 Open the air valve and supply the compressed air The lid of Shield Box will pop open...

Page 31: ...ening The Lid Press either one of the two OPEN CLOSE buttons to open the lid Counting Function TC 5915AP counts the number of lid open close cycle and saves it on the memory The cumulative number of o...

Page 32: ...4 3 Shield Box Operation with Fixture The fixture operation mode of standard TC 5915AP is set as Handler Mode Off Probe Mode Timer at the time of release You can check it with the query SOLENOID MODE...

Page 33: ...s already fixed upon release and can not be changed Off Mode The operation of fixture is off It is NOT recommended operating fixture with the Timer Mode Without sensors the lid may close even when the...

Page 34: ...nsor detects that the operation is incomplete everything returns to the previous position and the red LED will be turned on 4 3 3 Fixture Connection Connecting air hose The air hose for fixture is 4 m...

Page 35: ...d Box Operation with Fixture 27 Figure 4 6 TC 5915AP Fixture Connection Figure 4 6 TC 5915AP Fixture Connection above is just a recommendation so the actual connection may be adjusted for your conveni...

Page 36: ...Operation without Fixture In order to work Shield Box without fixture the fixture mode must be set to Off Mode Refer to 5 6 2 2 Handler Probe Configuration Commands If the fixture mode is set to Senso...

Page 37: ...RS 232C 5 1 RS 232C Cable Connection Connect RS 232C Cable to RS 232C DB9 Connector on the rear side of Shield Box RS 232C Port on Shield Box is a DB9 Connector Female so DB9 Data Cable DB9 p to DB9 s...

Page 38: ...ocol 5 3 1 Command and Response Message 1 Every time a command is sent from PC to Shield Box a CR Carriage Return Wr 0x0D is sent at the end of it Command r 0x0D 2 When a command is sent a response Re...

Page 39: ...eld Box using a communication software Terminal The application is free to download from here https sites google com site terminalbpp Before beginning set everything up in 4 2 Connecting Setting Up ch...

Page 40: ...on PC 4 Send a command and get a response 1 Enter MODEL on the command prompt and check CR then press Send 2 A response the model name and the firmware version will appear on Receive window 3 Check th...

Page 41: ...HANDLER MODE TIMER OK Set Handler Mode to Timer Mode HANDLER MODE OFF OK Set Handler Mode to Off Mode PROBE MODE SENSOR OK Set Probe Mode to Sensor Mode PROBE MODE TIMER OK Set Probe Mode to Timer Mod...

Page 42: ...e ERR40 Status error It occurs when an invalid command is sent For example a Handler OUTWARD or Probe UPWARD while the lid is closed It is returned if the command is sent when the motion can not be do...

Page 43: ...15AP_STD_Ver 5 2 2019 04 09 COUNT A query to check how many times the lid has opened Type Query Input COUNT Response 8 digit number ex 00000029 5 6 2 Configuration Commands 5 6 2 1 Lid Button OPEN CLO...

Page 44: ...ose DUAL HAND OFF Only one Lid OPEN CLOSE Button is enough to close DUAL HAND ON A command to set the Lid OPEN CLOSE operation in Dual Hand Mode Two buttons on both sides of the control box must be pr...

Page 45: ...E SENSOR PROBE MODE TIMER PROBE MODE OFF SOLENOID MODE A query to check the operating mode of Handler Probe Type Query Input SOLENOID MODE Response Handler mode Probe mode mode OFF TIMER SENSOR Exampl...

Page 46: ...ler in Timer Mode Type Command Input HANDLER MODE TIMER Response OK HANDLER MODE OFF A command to set the Handler in Off Mode Type Command Input HANDLER MODE OFF Response OK PROBE MODE SENSOR A comman...

Page 47: ...Input PROBE MODE OFF Response OK 5 6 3 Lid Operation Commands OPEN CLOSE LID OPEN A command to open the lid Type Command Input OPEN Response OK OK The lid opens or is already open If the lid does not...

Page 48: ...s only when the Handler is in Sensor Mode The horizontal operation of the fixture is incomplete ERR30 Probe downward sensor error It occurs only when the Probe is in Sensor Mode The vertical operation...

Page 49: ...rk and will return ERR40 Type Command Input INWARD Response OK ERR20 ERR40 OK The Handler is at inward position ERR20 Handler inward sensor error It occurs only when the Handler is in Sensor Mode The...

Page 50: ...when an invalid command is sent For Example Handler OUTWARD or Probe UPWARD command is sent while the lid is closed Probe DOWNWARD or UPWARD command is sent while the Handler is at outward position H...

Page 51: ...and is sent while the Probe is in Off Mode DOWNWARD A command to lower the Probe down Type Command Input DOWNWARD Response OK ERR30 ERR40 ERR90 OK The Probe is at downward position ERR30 Probe downwar...

Page 52: ...pen automatically Type Command Input PASS Response OK ERR40 OK turns the green PASS LED on and the lid opens ERR40 Status error The command is sent while the lid is open FAIL A command that decides FA...

Page 53: ...PART 4 45 Maintenance...

Page 54: ...eck List for Maintenance Check for loose screws and tighten with proper tools if necessary Check for a loose connection If a loose connector is found tighten the connector with proper tools Check for...

Page 55: ...n the surface of lid contacting area can significantly reduce the effectiveness of the Shield Box This section describes the test and calibration procedure for the Pneumatic Shield Box Performance tes...

Page 56: ...cy Shielding effectiveness dB 100 to 2000 MHz 70 dB 2000 to 3000 MHz 70 dB 3000 to 6000 MHz 60 dB The shielding effectiveness above is measured with blank panels other I O interface panels may result...

Page 57: ...ectrum analyzer and signal generator on 2 Using an RF cable connect the RF Connector N Type on the rear side of TC 5915AP Shield Box to the RF output port N Type of signal generator 3 Open the Shield...

Page 58: ...tton on the spectrum analyzer to set the maximum value of measurement standard Figure 6 3 Searching for Maximum Reception 8 Close the lid 9 Set the input range of the spectrum analyzer as follows Cent...

Page 59: ...hield Box or the lid 11 See if the difference between the measurement standard a and the maximum leakage b is within the specification Shielding Effectiveness of the product Figure 6 5 Spectrum Analyz...

Page 60: ...order 7 1 Expendables and Accessories Below is the list of expendables and accessories Please note that these items are NOT under warranty Table 7 1 List of Expendables Accessories No View Part design...

Page 61: ...Expendables and Accessories 53 Figure 7 1 TC 5915AP Gasket Location...

Page 62: ...hat the power cord is connected to the product and the switch is on Verify that the power supply is not short or out Verify that the line voltage is within range of 100 240 VAC Compressed Air Check Ch...

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