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Vision XP+ V AC Page 33 3 From Tr ansport to Initial Start-Up 3.2 Setup Instructions Operating Instructions V ersion 1.5 T rans port in Wooden Crate with Cr ane Fig. 3-8 T ranspo rt in Wooden C rate with Crane 3.2 Setup …
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3.1 Transport Configuration and Transport
Operating Instructions
Version 1.5
3.1.4 Transport in the Wooden Crate
Dimensions
Fig. 3-5 Dimensions with Wooden Crate
Length (A), width (B) and height (C) are specified in the installation plan. Ap-
proximately 400 mm must be added to the dimensions specified in the instal-
lation plan.
Transport in Wooden
Crate with Two Forklifts
or Pallet Jacks
Fig. 3-6 Transport in Wooden Crate with Two Forklifts or Pallet Jacks
Transport in Wooden
Crate with One Forklift
or Pallet Jack
Fig. 3-7 Transport in Wooden Crate with Forklift or Pallet Jack
A
C
B
Danger of Tilting
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3.2 Setup Instructions
Operating Instructions
Version 1.5
Transport in Wooden
Crate with Crane
Fig. 3-8 Transport in Wooden Crate with Crane
3.2 Setup Instructions
The installation place has to be dust-free and dry. The permissible ambient
temperature is +5°C until +35°C.
1. Turn all inside leveling feet in until the system is supported exclusively
by the four leveling feet at the corners.
2. Adjust the leveling feet such that the conveyor is at the same height as
the conveyor system of the upstream machine.
3. Make sure that the distance from the system inlet and the system outlet
to adjacent equipment is at least 1 cm.
4. Precisely level the system, both widthwise and lengthwise, with the help
of a level.
5. Turn the inside leveling feet out until the machine base no longer sags
(visual inspection).
6. Secure the leveling feet with lock nuts.
7. Install the components which have been removed for transport.
8. Connect all supply lines.
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3.3 Connections
Operating Instructions
Version 1.5
3.3 Connections
3.3.1 Connection Locations VXP+ VAC
Fig. 3-9 Electrical, Compressed Air and Nitrogen Connection Locations
A) Exhaust air connection
B) Inlet interface connection (internal)
C) Power supply connection
D) Outlet interface connection (internal)
E) Nitrogen and compressed air connections (underneath the outlet area)
Attention!
Electrical power may only be connected by personnel who have been ap-
propriately trained and certified.
A
D
B
C
E