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PS Series Owner’s Manual 2—1 Chapter 2 2 Setup This chapter covers setting up the PS machine as well as set- ting up equipment on the machine. This includes optional equipment such as the Option Bay and Tape Output equip…

Introduction ■ Room Considerations

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PS Series Owner’s Manual 2—1

Chapter

2Setup

This chapter covers setting up the PS machine as well as set-

ting up equipment on the machine. This includes optional

equipment such as the Option Bay and Tape Output equip-

ment, as well as the various device media choices for running

jobs, such as setting up Static Trays or an Automatic Tray

Feeder.

Installation of the PS Machine is performed by Data I/O service per-

sonnel or an authorized distributor. After the PS Machine arrives,

ensure that there is no damage to the exterior of the crate. Remove the

PS machine from the crate and inspect for damage that may have

occurred during shipping. If no damage is evident, unbolt the

PS machine from the shipping pallet.

The intended area for PS installation must:

• allow at least one meter (36 inches) of clearance on all sides of

the PS machine for opening access panels as well as repairing

and replacing subassemblies,

• provide a solid foundation (for example, a concrete floor). The

PS machine contains a fast-moving gantry with much mass. The

area for it must be stable, solid, and mostly level prior to installa-

tion. If this is not achievable, consider installing the system at

another location.

When at the desired location, adjust the feet to level the PS Machine.

WARNING: Possible machine damage or personal injury. Instabil-

ity such as vibrating, walking, or rocking, may occur if fewer than

four of the installed feet make suitable contact with the floor, or if

the leg locknuts are not tightened against the frame.

Only the adjustable feet provided on the PS machine should be

used for leveling. Do not use shims to assist in leveling.

The information in this

Manual applies to the

PS288, PS388 and

the PS588, (referred

to as PS System)

unless otherwise noted.

Setup ■ Connecting Facilities

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Connecting Facilities

The PS System requires two external services: pressurized air and

electrical power. It also allows one optional connection to an Internet

via a Network connection. These services connect to the PS System at

the Power Panel located on the back of the machine. With the two

required services, the PS System creates all the unique electrical volt-

ages needed as well regulating pneumatic pressure for all systems

within the machine.

Connecting Air

The PS System requires clean, dry, oil-free air from an industrial

grade compressor. The compressor’s tank should be of sufficient size

to maintain constant air pressure at 85 liters per minute (3 Standard

Cubic Feet per Minute).

Note: If the compressor cannot maintain the correct air pressure,

system performance will be affected.

Figure 2-1: The Power Panel on the back of the machine.

Connect the air to the PS System at the main regulator and filter.

Note: The PS System air filter is a secondary filter only. Install a

main 10 micron filter/regulator between the factory compressor and

the PS System.

The external air line should be at least 3 meters (10 feet) long to allow

the supplied air to cool sufficiently so that water vapor contained in

8P8C Ether-

net connec-

tion

Air connec-

tion: main

regulator

and filter

Power cable

(doesn’t discon-

nect here)

Power

Switch

Socket Actua-

tion pressure

regulator &

gauge [PS288

& PS388 and

Optima only

on PS588]

Circuit

Breakers:

See Circuit

Breakers on

page 1-18 for

more informa-

tion.