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TM-300 Saf e ty In struc tio ns 61170511. fm Page 1 of 27 Chapter 1 Safety Inst r u ctions This chapte r de scribe s the pro cedu res y ou mu st fol low to s afe ly ope r ate the T M-300. Rea d all instru ctio ns be fore…

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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.

TM-300 Safety Instructions 61170511.fm Page 1 of 27

Chapter 1

Safety Instructions

This chapter describes the procedures you must follow to safely operate the TM-300. Read all

instructions before operating the TM-300 and keep them for future reference.

Chapter 1

Safety Instructions

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

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

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

TM-300 Safety Instructions 61170511.fm Page 2 of 27

In this document you will find:

* important safety guidelines to follow when

operating the equipment.

* important definitions of safety markings.

WARNING: Read the provided manuals

thoroughly before attempting to operate

this machine.

Customers who intend to service and maintain

the TM-300 themselves must only have quali-

fied personnel perform those procedures.

Qualified personnel are considered to be

those persons who have the proper technical

training, have experience to work on this

equipment, and are aware of the hazards to

which they will be exposed. The Service Man-

ual is intended to be a supplement to training

(NOT A REPLACEMENT).

ATTENTION: Place the TM-300 on a stable,

flat surface before operating.

The intended use of the TM-300 Taping

Machine is to place Surface Mount compo-

nents into carrier tape. Use of this equipment

in any other fashion may lead to personal

injury.

The safety guidelines provided on the follow-

ing pages are intended to educate the user on

all safety issues in order to operate the TM-

300 in a safe manner.

Pay close attention to these statements as

they contain important information on avoiding

potential hazards to yourself or to the equip-

ment.

Safety Introduction