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Summary of Contents for LPX-1000

Page 1: ...Copyright 2008 2012 ATCO All Rights Reserved Revision A 0...

Page 2: ...ns 4 Handling the Scanner 4 Y Axis Adjustment 4 Tightening the Adjustment Screws 4 Attaching the Scanner 5 Adjusting the Y Axis 6 Maintenance and Storage Y Axis Maintenance 7 Changing the Y Axis Drive...

Page 3: ...he LPX 1000 scanner system for field use Section 1 Introduction Section 2 Scanner Components This section describes some of the components of the LPX 1000 system It is recommended that you read this s...

Page 4: ...oss of adhesion and subsequent un attachment of the scanner Refer to Section 3 Scanner Field Use and Operation for more information When using rubber wheels the chain mechanism is used to attach the X...

Page 5: ...The chain assembly is made up of a series of links and a latch hook Adjust the number of links according to the diameter of the pipe being scanned Combinations of links will accommodate virtually any...

Page 6: ...scanner while in use Handling the Scanner Care must be exercised when handling the LPX 1000 The Y Axis or Y Axis motor housing shown right should never be used when manipulating the position of the sc...

Page 7: ...number of links specified in the table do not include the short links that are attached to each side of the LPX 1000 shown right Once the number of long and or short links has been determined connect...

Page 8: ...ive force can damage the components of the system Adjusting the Y Axis The Y Axis can be adjusted to support various configurations The height of the Y Axis can be changed by rotating the arm as shown...

Page 9: ...08 2012 ATCO All Rights Reserved 850 004134 Page 7 Revision A 0 Scanner Movement The scanner can be moved using the arrow keys on the MCU P500 by using the A JOG menu option The orientation and moveme...

Page 10: ...e disassembly of the scanner should not be required and is not recommended Y Axis Maintenance Changing the Y Axis Drive Belt Occasionally the Y Axis drive belt needs replacement Follow the steps show...

Page 11: ...ip Mounting Point Screw Spacing for Screw Figure 17 Fastening the Belt Clip Step 3 Remove the slide block Figure 14 Step 4 Remove the screw that holds the belt to the clip and remove the old belt Figu...

Page 12: ...and Secure the Screws on the Sprocket Plate DO NOT OVERTENSION THE BELT Figure 20 Tensioning the Belt Step 6 Refasten the belt clip to the slide block and place the slide back on the Y Axis Figure 17...

Page 13: ...tact with the arm shown right to remove any loose debris or dirt Y Axis Drive Belt Tension The Y Axis drive belt must be secure but not overtightened There should be minimal play in the transducer sli...

Page 14: ...s and Connectors Copyright 2008 2012 ATCO All Rights Reserved 850 004134 Page 1 Revision A 0 X Axis DB9M PIN Description 1 MTR 2 MTR 3 ENC A 4 ENC A 5 ENC B 6 ENC B 7 5V 8 GND 9 NC Y Axis DB9M PIN Des...

Page 15: ...User Manual Appendix B Transducer Mounting Plate Bolt Hole Dimensions Copyright 2008 2012 ATCO All Rights Reserved 850 004134 Page 1 Revision A 0 6 32 8 PLCS 2 500 0 0 500 0 813 1 688 2 000 0 0 500 0...

Page 16: ...right of it is for piping greater than 4 25 up to 5 and so on down the table Links 4 to 4 25 5 5 75 6 75 7 5 8 25 9 Short 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Long 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 75 10 75 11 375 12 25 13 13 75 14 5 Short...

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