BOC Edwards CV-6SL, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Connecting the Gun Control-System I/O Cables(s)
(PN B-2-371-184: 10 Ft.)
(PN B-2-371-225: 20 Ft.)
Follow the procedure described below in connecting the gun control system I/O cable(s). Refer also
to page 11A shows the pinout for the signals that can be interfaced to the gun control unit via its
system I/O connector (G1-J13). Section 2.11 provides more detailed information about these signals.
STEP
ACTION
1. Refer to Section 2.11 and determine which wires will be needed to interface the power
supply to the evaporation system. Tie the unused wires back to the cable insulation and
cover the ends with electrical tape. make sure that the exposed ends of the unused
conductors do not touch each other or ground.
2. Strip 1/4 inch of insulation away from the end of each of the remaining wires.
3. Attach one of the spade lugs provided with the cables to the end of each wire.
Hollingsworth crimping tool H-7B is recommended for this operation.
4.
Carefully note the function of each color-coded wired (See Section 2.11) and connect each
spade lug to the appropriate terminal on the system terminal strip.
5. Plug the other end of the cable into rear panel connector, G1-J2, on the gun control unit.
Repeat this procedure for each additional gun, making sure that signals are routed correctly to either
gun control.
Connecting the HV Control System I/O Cable (PN B-2-371-226) 20 ft.
Follow the procedure described below in connecting the HV control system I/O cable(s). Refer also to
page 11A which shows the pinout for the signals that can be interfaced to the HV control unit via its
system I/O connector, HV-J11. Section 2.11 provides more detailed information about these signals.
STEP ACTION
1. Refer to Section 2.11 and determine which wires will be needed to interface the power
supply to the evaporation system. Tie the unused wires back to the cable insulation and
cover the ends with electrical tape. Make sure that the exposed ends of the unused
conductors do not touch each other.
2. Strip 1/4 inch of insulation away from the end of each of the wires that will be used.
3. Attach one of the spade lugs provided with the cables to the end of each wire.
Hollingsworth crimping tool H-7B recommended for this operation.
4. Carefully note the function of each color-coded wire (See Section 2.11) and connect each
spade lug to the appropriate terminal on the system terminal strip.