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MCE _ P1P20F - 005 : Connections

1. Informations

1.1 Release

This document is valid except for errors or omissions.

Document: mce_p1p20f-005
Description: Manual of electrical connections p1p20f-005
Editor: Michele Sandri
Approver Gabriele Bazzi
Link: http://www.qem.eu/doku/doku.php/en/strumenti/qmoveplus/j1p20/p1p20f-005/mce_p1p20f-005
Language: English
Document Release Description Note Date
01 New manual 20/04/2017

1.1.1 Specifications/Copyright

The copyright to this manual are reserved. For no reason, this document may be copied or reproduced in any form without the QEM permission.

QEM has no assurances or warranties regarding to content. Qem disclaims any responsibility relating to warranties of fitness for any particular purpose. The informations in this document are subject to change without notice. QEM not assumes responsibility for any error that may appear in this document

Trademarks :

  • QEM® is a registered trademark.
  • Microsoft® and MS-DOS® ar registered trademarks of Windows® and it is a trademark of the Microsoft Corporation.

2. Description

The P1P20F - 005 application, installed in the Qmove J1-P20-FZ20 hardware, manage a standard automatic cutter with 1 move forward axis and 1 optional axis for the cams management. The parameters that determine the mode of operation are only accessible to the installer by the introduction of a password.

3. Hardware and connections

3.1 Base card

3.1.1 Power supply

The instrument must be powered to 24Vdc. No internal fuse will be provided.

3.1.2 Connectivity

Will be provided in “standard Version”, nr. 2 serials:

  • PROG PORT → Serial with TTL logic standard for programming.
  • ETHERNET PORT

Nr. 1 MMC port to save/load data from external memory.

3.1.3 J1-P20-FZ20

Standard film QEM of the J1-P20FZ20



Rear view of the J1-P20FZ20

3.1.4 I/O list

In this section we list all the I/O used and divided by connector.

3.1.4.1 Digital inputs (n. 24)

  • NO = Normally open
  • NC = Normally closed
  • I = Impulsive
  • C = Continuous
NAME DESCRIPTION OPERATION CONNECTOR CLAMP HARDWARE
I1 Emergency Push Button NC C OFF = Alarm CN6.2 J1-P20-FZ20
I2 Manual / Automatic NO C OFF = Manual
ON = Automatic 		CN6.3
I3 Start / Stop NO C OFF = Stop
ON = Start 		CN6.4
I4 Stop NO I ON = Stop movement CN6.5
I5 Free - - - CN6.6
I6 Restart NO I ON = Restart active CN6.7
I7 End coil NO C OFF = Film not present CN6.8
I8 Fault drive WEB NC C ON = Drive OK CN6.9
NAME DESCRIPTION OPERATION CONNECTOR CLAMP HARDWARE
I9 Fault drive Camme NC C ON = Drive OK CN5.2 J1-P20-FZ20
I10 Thermal WEB NC C OFF = Alarm CN5.3
I11 Thermal Cams NC C OFF = Alarm CN5.4
I12 Motor Cams Brake NO C ON = Alarm CN5.5
I13 Anti-static bars NO C ON = Alarm CN5.6
I14 Anti-jam NO C ON = Allarme CN5.7
I15 Piece counter block NO C ON = blocked CN5.8
I16 Free - - - CN5.9

All the inputs of the CN11 are used as RESERVES.

3.1.4.2 Digital outputs (n. 24)

NAME DESCRIPTION OPERATION CONNECTOR CLAMP HARDWARE
O1 Tolerance positioning C ON = EV active CN7.2 J1-P20-FZ20
O2 End Step C ON = EV active CN7.3
O3 End Program C ON = EV active CN7.4
O4 Stop not occurring C ON = EV active CN7.5
O5 Enabling WEB Drive C ON = Drive enable CN7.6
O6 Cams enabling C ON = enable CN7.7
O7 Air blow 01 C ON = EV active CN7.8
O8 Air blow 02 C ON = EV active CN7.9
NAME DESCRIPTION OPERATION CONNECTOR CLAMP HARDWARE
O9 Quick Accessory C ON = EV active CN4.2 J1-P20-FZ20
O10 Anti-static bars C ON = EV active CN4.3
O11 Anti-jam C ON = EV active CN4.4
O12 Accessory 05 C ON = EV active CN4.5
O13 Accessory 06 C ON = EV active CN4.6
O14 Accessory 07 C ON = EV active CN4.7
O15 Welder 01 C ON = EV active CN4.8
O16 Welder 02 C ON = EV active CN4.9
NAME DESCRIPTION OPERATION CONNECTOR CLAMP HARDWARE
O17 Machine OK C ON = no alarms CN12.2 J1-P20-FZ20
O18 Red lamp C ON = EV active CN12.3
O19 Green lamp C ON = EV active CN12.4
O20 Yellow lamp C ON = EV active CN12.5
O21 Beep C ON = EV active CN12.6
O22 Cams motor brake C OFF = brake active CN12.7
O23 Free - - CN12.8
O24 Free - - CN12.9

3.1.4.3 Bidirectional counter inputs (n° 2)

NAME DESCRIPTION CLAMP CONNECTOR HARDWARE
PHA1
PHB1		 Encoder phases cams axis CN9.2A
CN9.3A 		J1-P20-FZ20
PHZ1 Cam Axis zeroing Sensor CN9.4A
NAME DESCRIPTION CLAMP CONNECTOR HARDWARE
PHA2
PHB2		 Encoder phases WEB axis CN10.2A
CN10.3A 		J1-P20-FZ20
PHZ2 Photocell CN10.4A

3.1.4.4 Analog outputs (n° 2)

NAME DESCRIPTION CLAMPCONNECTORHARDWARE
AO1Cams axis drive command 0-10 Vdc CN3.2 J1-P20-FZ20
AO2WEB axis drive command +/- 10Vdc CN3.3

3.1.4.5 Analog inputs (n° 2)

NAME DESCRIPTION CLAMPCONNECTORHARDWARE
AI1Welder Thermocouple 01 CN13.3 J1-P20-FZ20
AI2Welder Thermocouple 02 CN13.6

3.2 Diagnostic

To access the diagnostics section:

  • press MENU button on the top bar
  • Access the diagnostic with the button

From this screen you can access the various diagnostic sections:

  • Digital Input Diagnostics
  • Digital Output Diagnostics
  • Counts Diagnostics
  • Analog Output Diagnostics
  • Analog Input Diagnostics

3.2.1 Digital Input Diagnostics

Press the digital inputs button to access the following screen, where is showed the status of each input.

To scroll through the various pages, if present, use the and buttons on the top bar.

To return to the diagnostic menu press the button

3.2.2 Digital Output Diagnostics

Pressing the button for the digital outputs will take you to the following screen, where is showed the status of each output.

To scroll through the various pages, if presents, use the and buttons on the top bar.

3.2.2.1 Forcing the outputs

To access the output forcing function:

  • Press top where the page title DIGITAL OUTPUTS is showed
  • The title changes to ACTIVE FORCING and starts blinking → Active function
  • Press the output to activate it. Press again to turn it off.
  • Press the title space to turn off the function.
  • When the page exits, the function automatically switches off.

To return to the Diagnostics menu press the button

3.2.3 Counts Diagnostics

The following screen is accessed by pressing the Counts button.

To return to the Diagnostics menu press the button

3.2.4 Analog Output Diagnostics

By pressing the button for the analog outputs, the following screen is showed.

The analog output is expressed in volts.

To return to the Diagnostics menu press the button

3.2.5 Digital Input Diagnostics

Press the digital inputs key to access the following screen.

To return to the Diagnostics menu press the button

4. Assistance

For supplying you fast service, at the lowest cost, we need your support.

Follow all instructions provided in the MIMAT manualIf the problem remains, fill out the “Request Form for assistance” on the page Contacts at www.qem.it site.
Our technicians will get elements essential for the understanding of your problem.

Repair

To provide you with an efficient service, please read and adhere to the instructions given here

Shipping

It is recommended to pack the instrument with materials that are able to cushion any falls.

Use the original package: it must protect the instrument during transport.Attach:
1. A description of the anomaly;
2. A part of the electric scheme where the equipment is inserted
3. The planning of the equipment (set up, quotas of job, parameters…).
4. Request a quote for repair; if not required, the cost will be calculated in the final balance.		A full description of the problem, will help identify and resolve your problems fast. A careful packaging will avoid further inconveniences.
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