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Programmer Kit 356484-1 for FFC Terminating Machines 224910-[ ]and 318619-[ ]

Rev B

5 of 13

Tyco Electronics Corporation

C. Function Keys

The four function keys are used to save part numbers, to edit (and save) part numbers, and to move
between screens.

D. RETURN Key

The RETURN key is used to enter the diagnostic mode. Refer to Section 5, DIAGNOSTICS MODE.

E. Directional Keys

The directional keys are not used.

2.3. Internal Controls

Access to an internal display contrast adjustment is provided through a small adjustment shaft in the base of
the control module, near its left–front corner. The contrast of the LCD display can be varied by turning the shaft
clockwise or counterclockwise.

3. PROGRAMMER KIT INSTALLATION

Disconnect machine from electrical outlet before installing control box.

 

For identification of parts, refer to Figures 3 and 4. Item numbers on these figures refer to parts on Customer Drawing

356484-1 packaged with the programmer kit.

1. Remove the machine cover and guards.

2. Remove the top and bottom terminal guides (items 111, 113, 114, 115, 117) by removing the screws
(item 53).

3. Install the reset switch assembly (item 4) onto the solenoid switch bracket (item 21); and install the
count switch assembly (item 3) onto the switch bracket (item 22) with screws (item 10). Secure the
assemblies to locations on the rear plate with screws (item 27) and washers (item 31). See Figure 3.

4. Clamp the cam mount (item 23) and switch cam (item 24) onto the main shaft (item 211) with screws.
The lobe of the cam must be toward the front of the machine with the mounting screw horizontal with the
center of the main shaft. Refer to Figure 3.

5. Assemble the strip block (item 19), pivot shaft (item 20), return spring (item 16), and retaining rings
(item 29). Connect the pull rod (item 15) to the pivot shaft (item 20). Refer to Figure 4. Re–install the top
and bottom terminal guides (items 111, 113, 114, 115, 117) with screw (item 53).

6. Install the solenoid stop (item 14) and skip solenoid (item 5) with the screws (item 26). Connect the
pull rod (item 15) to the skip solenoid (item 5) with the pin (item 18) and retaining rings (item 29). Refer
to Figure 4.

The solenoid plunger should not extend more than 9.5 mm [.375 in.] from beyond the closed position.

7. Organize the wiring harness into the machine using cable clamp (item 11). Connect the harness to
the programmer solenoid and switches as shown on Drawing Customer 356484.

8. Connect the programmer interface cable to the back of the programmer.

9. Replace the machine guards, and install the solenoid guard (item 30).

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Summary of Contents for 356484-1

Page 1: ...o change For latest revision and Regional Customer Service visit our website at www tycoelectronics com 28 JUL 08 Rev B 224910 and 318619 1 INTRODUCTION 3 2 DESCRIPTION 2 1 Physical Description 4 2 2...

Page 2: ...atch in moving parts of the application equipment D NEVER insert hands into installed application equipment D NEVER alter modify or misuse the application equipment TOOLING ASSISTANCE CENTER CALL TOLL...

Page 3: ...flat cable with the FFC terminating machine The control module must be located adjacent to the FFC terminating machine within easy reach of the operator The control module which is connected to the ma...

Page 4: ...elayed to the operator through a display window on the control panel The control module is operated through a keypad on the front panel of the control module This keypad includes two directional keys...

Page 5: ...item 21 and install the count switch assembly item 3 onto the switch bracket item 22 with screws item 10 Secure the assemblies to locations on the rear plate with screws item 27 and washers item 31 S...

Page 6: ...Mounting Screw Horizontal with Center of Main Shaft Ref Cam Mount Count Switch Assembly Reset and Count Switch Adjustments 21 Screw 3 10 Screw Switch Bracket 22 23 10 24 211 4 Figure 4 Strip Block Gu...

Page 7: ...e screws after the solenoid is properly adjusted If additional adjustment is required shorten the pull rod slightly by bending it 5 SEQUENCE OF OPERATION Each time the control module is turned on the...

Page 8: ...the select part mode results in the screen shown in Figure 8 Pressing the F4 MENU key returns the operator to the main menu Figure 8 P N First P N in Memory F1 NEXT F3 SELECT F2 DATA F4 MENU 5 3 View...

Page 9: ...p the first position the operator will be required to hit the F1 SET SKIP key before depressing the START button on the FFC Terminating Machine This process must be repeated for every cable run After...

Page 10: ...Figure 13 3 Press F1 YES if positions are to be skipped or F2 NO if positions are not to be skipped See Figure 13 If F1 is pressed type each position to be skipped Figure 14 and press ENTER after eac...

Page 11: ...e format that an individual part is displayed in the view parts mode See Figure 15 Figure 15 P N Part Number Being Entered F2 NO F1 YES F3 REVIEW 5 Press function key F1 DONE when finished reviewing o...

Page 12: ...be between 0 and 65520 EPROM ERROR This indicates that the nonvolatile memory may be damaged Attempt the action again If the error recurs the EPROM needs to be replaced Contact your local Representati...

Page 13: ...Test Displays all the pixels addressing and commands associated with the display If the F1 key is pressed repeatedly the control module displays all characters by filling one half of the screen at a...

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