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User Manual External Power Supply Unit for the HS-50 / HS-60 / D4 Component Table 2.7 Pneumatic System Unit 03/2006 Edition 26 2.7 Pneumatic System Unit It consists of a pressure reducer , pressure gaug e and filter with…
External Power Supply Unit for the HS-50 / HS-60 / D4 Component Table User Manual
03/2006 Edition 2.6 CAN Bus
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8. Insert the black plastic insert incl. fuseholder and fuses back into the unit in the correct position
until the snap lock engages.
9. Important: Make certain that the correct voltage is now being indicated in the window (8 in Fig.
2.5 - 1) of the plastic insert. If it isn’t, start with step 6ff.
2.6 CAN Bus
The CAN bus plug-ion connection is located on the back of the unit (2 in Fig. 2.3 - 2). This can be
employed to transfer data from a computer. 2
The unit can also be operated as just a power supply unit (if the CAN bus is not connected). 2
User Manual External Power Supply Unit for the HS-50 / HS-60 / D4 Component Table
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2.7 Pneumatic System Unit
It consists of a pressure reducer, pressure gauge and filter with container for condensed water.
The starting pressure is indicated on the pressure gauge (2 in Fig. 2.7 - 1). You can set it this pres-
sure by pulling it up and turning the cap (1). 2
Fig. 2.7 - 1 Back View with Pneumatic System Unit, etc.
(1) Cap of pressure reducer
(2) Pressure gauge
(3) Hand drain
(4) Compressed air connection
(5) CAN bus connection
(6) Main switch
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External Power Supply Unit for the HS-50 / HS-60 / D4 Component Table User Manual
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2.8 Putting into Service
2.9 Connecting
: Plug in the multifunction connector of the relevant component table (4 in Fig. 2.3 - 1) and lock
it in place with the clip.
: Optional: Plug the cable into the CAN bus connection (2 in Fig. 2.3 - 2).
: If this hasn’t been done already, fasten the quick release lock provided (5 in Fig. 2.2 - 1) prop-
erly on the compressed air supply hose.
: Plug the compressed air supply hose onto the compressed air connection (1 in Fig. 2.3 - 2).
: First turn off the main switch (6 in Fig. 2.7 - 1) and then plug in main cable into the unit.
2.9.1 Putting into Service
DANGER 2
: Before making the connection to the net, check whether the correct fuses are installed and
whether the correct voltage is set - depending on the main voltage available (see Chapter 2.5).
DANGER 2
: Make certain that no one is handling the connected component table when you turn on the
power.
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: Turn the main switch on (6 in Fig. 2.7 - 1).
: There are 2 pilot lamps (2+3 in Fig. 2.3 - 1) on the front. The power is only available when both
lamps are lit.
: Lift the cap of the pressure reducer (1 in Fig. 2.7 - 1) and turn it until the pressure gauge (2 in
Fig. 2.7 - 1) indicates 250 kPa (turn clockwise to raise the pressure).