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07/2002 Editio n Student G uide HS -50 Advanc ed II 14 Conveyor System 18 Key to 1) Mounti ng plate fo r PCB c onveyor HS 50, dual c onveyor ( = complete) 2) Faste ner fo r mounti ng plate hexa gonal soc ket h ead ca p s…
Student Guide HS-50 Advanced II 07/2002 Edition
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Key to
*) The assembly "Sonar proximity switch" includes the sensing head with amplifier and cable.
1) , tiltable, for sonar proximity switch amplifier 2) Hexagonal nut M5
3) Hex socket head cap screws M5 x 70 4) Sonar prox. switch, output, conveyor 1 *)
5) Sonar prox. switch, output, conveyor 2 *) 6) Sonar prox.switch for placement area 2 *)
7) Sonar proximity switch for placement
area 3 *)
8) Sonar prox. switch, intermediate belt, con-
veyor 1 *)
9) Sonar prox. switch, intermediate belt, con-
veyor 2*)
10) Sonar prox. switch for placement area 3 *)
11) Sonar prox. switch for placement area 4*) 12) Sonar proximity switch, input,
conveyor 1 *)
13) Sonar prox. switch, input, conveyor 2 *) 14) Potentiometer for calibration
14) Connection for sonar proximity switch
cable (from sensing head)
16) Connection of amplifier cable (connected
at "PCB Conveyor Control PCB1 / PCB2 )
07/2002 Edition Student Guide HS-50 Advanced II
14 Conveyor System
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Key to
1) Mounting plate for PCB conveyor HS50,
dual conveyor (= complete)
2) Fastener for mounting plate
hexagonal socket head cap screw M5 x 12
3) Ground wire for mounting plate machine 4) Mounting base, mounting plate for PCB con-
veyor HS50
5) CAN input/output module (SLIO module),
conveyor section (mounts on top-hat rail)
6) CAN input/output module (SLIO module),
Conveyor section (mounts on top-hat rail)
7) Cover for SLIO LPH 50 (conveyor1) 8) Cover for SLIO LPH 50 (conveyor 2)
9) Conveyor control, conveyor section 10) Conveyor control, conveyor section
Student Guide HS-50 Advanced II 07/2002 Edition
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CAUTION O
Customers are not to undo any screws secured with loctite. 14
NOTE
Use the following diagrams from the current circuit diagram folder whenever detaching/con-
necting the electrical connections/connectors of the control elements (limit switches, sonar prox-
imity switches and inductive proximity switches) and the motors (drives for lifting table, conveyor
and width adjustment system:
- "SLIO module on PCB1" or "-.... on PCB2"
- "Conveyor module on PCB1 and/or "-.... P2"
- "Power supply for lifting table motor 1-4 (conveyor 1 / 2)"
Before
disassembling a motor, control element or solenoid, make certain the plug-and-
socket connection is a good one (see above-mentioned circuit diagrams).
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CAUTION O
The toothed belts must not be stretched or kinked! 14
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NOTE
The d.c. geared motors, including the motor mounts of all 5 conveyor areas (see ) are of like con-
struction. It is only necessary to keep in mind the following differences during assembly and dis-
assembly:
- The motor mount of the output conveyor is installed in a turned position (tilted).
- There is one sonar proximity switch mount each on the motor mount of the input
and intermediate conveyor with sensor (sensing head).
This switch mount must be removed in order to disassemble the d.c. geared motor and, as the
final step, it must be reassembled. During this process do not kink or bend the connection
cables sharply.
In between, carefully place the mount including the sonar proximity switch (sensing head) on
the machine base.