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TM-300 Table of Contents 61171013.fm Page 1 of 1

TM-300 Manual

Table of Contents

TM-300 Options.......................................................................................................1 of 1

TM-300 I/O Connector .............................................................................................1 of 1

Chapter 1: Safety Instructions.................................................................................1

Safety Introduction.......................................................................................2

Marking Definitions ......................................................................................3

Safety Instructions .......................................................................................4

Chapter 2: Operator’s Instructions..........................................................................5

Assembling Procedure.................................................................................6

Completed Mechanical Assembly................................................................8

Description...................................................................................................9

Counter Controls..........................................................................................14

Setting the Counter......................................................................................15

Controller Operation.....................................................................................16

Software Download Procedure....................................................................17

Setup ...........................................................................................................19

Operation ....................................................................................................25

Maintenance................................................................................................27

Exploded View .........................................................................................................1 of 1

TM-300 Index...........................................................................................................2 of 2

TM-300 Addendum..................................................................................................1 of 1

TM-300 Document List.............................................................................................1 of 1

TM-300 Options 61170310.fm Page 1 of 1

TM-300 Options

Introduction

On this page is a list of the options that can be

custom installed on the TM-300 Taping

Machine. The disk included with the machine

contains a program and readme file for the

purpose of integrating your TM-300 with other

robotic equipment.

Empty Pocket Detector

The empty pocket detector is a sensor that is

used to detect an empty carrier tape pocket.

There are a variety of sensors that can be fit-

ted to meet various needs.

Automated Integration

The TM-300 can be integrated with existing

robotic equipment to perform a variety of dif-

ferent tasks.

Low Cover Tape

Upon integration, a sensor can be installed

that notifies the operator that the machine is

low on cover tape.

Low Carrier Tape

Upon integration, a sensor can be installed

that notifies the operator that the machine is

low on carrier tape.

Please contact your V-TEK representative

for more information on any of the options

mentioned on this page.

TM-300 I/O Connector 61170410.fm Page 1 of 1

Purpose:

The purpose of this document is to

help guide you through the process of adding

a module to the TM-300 using the I/O connec-

tor on the back of the machine as shown in

Figure 1. WARNING: ONLY QUALIFIED

PERSONS ARE TO PERFORM THIS PRO-

CEDURE!

TM-300 I/O Specifications

I/O Connector Description Internal Connection

Pin #1 Input (1) Supply C.B. #7 (IN1)

Pin #2 Input (2) Supply C.B. #8

(IN2)

Pin #3 Output (1) Supply C.B. #12

(OUT1)

Pin #4 Logic Com.Supply C.B. #14

(COMM)

Step 1. Make a 9 pin female AMP connector

according to the steps below. If you

need to order a connector and pins,

please contact your V-TEK represen-

tative.

Step 2. Prepare pin 4. All external I/O cir-

cuitry must be connected to this COM-

MON in order for the controller to

respond properly to the module.

Step 3. Prepare pin 1 (pin 2 is used for addi-

tional software). The software can be

structured around this input to allow

control of various machine functions.

The input is connected to a small sig-

nal relay. The input is active when the

external line is pulled to COMMON.

There is an internal pull-up resistor

(10K, 1/4W) which normally holds the

external input line at +15VDC.

Step 4. Prepare pin 3. The output signal is an

indication of MOTION BUSY. It is a

transistor, open collector output (SINK-

ING) and does NOT have short circuit

protection. When the TM-300 motor is

in motion the external output line will

be floating.

The TM-300 I/O Connector



Unused

I/O Pin 4

(Logic COM)

I/O Pin 3

(“Motion Busy”

Output Signal)

I/O Pin 2

(Software

Input-5)

I/O Pin 1

(Software

Input-6)

NOTE:

Figure 2 is a schematic for an

Figure 2

Figure 1

EXAMPLE CIRCUIT with a relay

connected to an outside power source

Due to the customization of the I/O

connector, please contact your V-TEK

representative for additional information.