Kolver 035001, Руководство пользователя

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Vers. 291020
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19 ESC EXT
If enabled (see PRESS ESC on OTHER menu), ESC key function to reset
remote errors.
20 OK EXT If enabled (see PRESS OK on OTHER menu), remote OK key function.
21 24 VDC
+24V voltage protected. The maximum current consumption is 400mA. To be used to
activate the inputs. IT CANNOT BE USED TO POWER EXTERNAL DEVICES.
22 GND
It is connected in parallel to pin 44 and to the ground connector. It is the common pin
to all inputs and outputs. The output signals must be taken between this pin (GND)
and the respective pins of the output signals. It can also be used to connect the mass
references of other devices in order to be able to pilot the various inputs in (see
schemes related to the connections for input and output).
OUTPUT 24V
23 NOT USED
24 NOT USED
25 BIT1 SEQ Less significant weight bit to enable the Sequence (see the chart below)
26 BIT2 SEQ
27 BIT3 SEQ More significant weight bit to enable the Sequence (see the chart below)
28 BIT1 PR Less significant weight bit to enable Program (see the chart below)
29 BIT2 PR
30 BIT3 PR
31 BIT4 PR
32 BIT5 PR
33 BIT6 PR More significant weight bit to enable Program (see the chart below)
34 NOT USED
35 NOT USED
36 READY This signal is active when the screwdriver is in stand-by
37 STOP This signal is active when the screwdriver is in STOP MOTOR
38 END SEQ This signal is active when the pre-set sequence is correctly done.
39 END PR This signal is active when the pre-set program is correctly done.
40 NOK
This signal works in parallel with the red light on the front panel. It advises
that at least one of the pre-set parameters have not been successful.
41 OK
This signal works in parallel with the green light on the front panel. It
advises that all the pre-set parameters have been successful.
42 MOTOR ON (/W) It activates when the motor runs while tightening.
43 LEVER It activates when the lever is pressed in screwing.
44 GND
It is connected in parallel to pin 22 and to the ground connector. It is the common
pin to all inputs and outputs. The output signals must be taken between this pin
(GND) and the respective pins of the output signals. It can also be used to connect
the mass references of other devices in order to be able to pilot the various inputs in
(see schemes related to the connections for input and output).