WTC MedWeld 4000, Руководство оператора

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MedLAN Connector (on the weld processor card):
WA R N I N G! NEVER connect any of the communication ports
to the MDP- power wires. Damage to the ports or
other internal components may result.
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Wire the MedLAN network ONLY in a “daisy-chain” method. NEVER
use “stub” wiring.
The maximum total length of the MedLAN network cable is 3,000 feet.
Up to 30 weld controls may be connected to a single MedLAN network.
The MedLAN cable wire ends terminate into MTSB (Phoenix)
connectors. Terminate the cable with this procedure:
1. Strip the cable jacket to 1 inch.
2. Remove foil shield strands outside the foil.
3. Cover the shield with heat shrink.
4. Cover the cable insulation end with one inch of heat-shrink tubing.
5. Strip 1/4 inch of insulation off each wire.
Designator Pin # Function
Wire Color
(BELDEN #9463)
MDL2 3 MedLan Line 2 Clear
MDLS 2 Line Shield
MDL1 1 MedLAN Line 1 Blue
Designator Function
MDL1 - MedLAN Line 1
This is the TX/RX + line of the RS–485
signal. Attach it to the blue wire of the
cable.
MDL2 - MedLAN Line 2
This is the TX/RX – line of the RS–485
signal. Attach it to the clear or white wire
of the cable.
Shield
Connect the shield to the drain wire of
the cable.