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USER MANUAL
(Translation of the original instructions)
CP600-TP+TID300+TUR600_1200+Z210+S-Z210+RAS001
CONSULT ALL THE USER MANUAL AND THE GENERAL INFORMATION MANUAL
ATTACHED BEFORE PUTTING IN OPERATION THE MACHINE
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INDEX
INDEX
CHAPTER 1: MACHINE IDENTIFICATION DATA
CHAPTER 7: ATTACHMENTS
◊ Attachments
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MACHINE IDENTIFICATION DATA CHAP. 1
CHAPTER 1
MACHINE IDENTIFICATION DATA
1.1 BRIEF DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF THE MACHINE
CP600-TP+TID300+TUR600_1200+Z210+S-Z210+RAS001
The system includes also a pneumatic device Z210 model for the orthogonal ejection to the
line direction of packs, complete with fastening supports to the existing conveyor.
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MACHINE IDENTIFICATION DATA CHAP. 1
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A
C
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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET AND REQUIRED POWER CHAP. 2
CHAPTER 2
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET AND REQUIRED POWER
Manufacturer:
FT System S.r.l.
Via L. da Vinci, 117
29010 Alseno (PC)
Italia
Tel. +39 0523.945745
Fax +39 0523.949777
Machine: CP600-TP+TID300+TUR600_1200+Z210+S-Z210+RAS001
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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET AND REQUIRED POWER CHAP. 2
Electrical System
Pneumatic System
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INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY CHAP. 3
CHAPTER 3
INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY
3.1 PLACING THE MACHINE
After selecting the most suitable place, position the machine on the floor and if necessary
adjust the feet to achieve perfect levelling.
IMPORTANT !
Feet adjustment
Adjust ground feet as follows and refer to the detailed description in Picture 1
- use a spanner to adjust support foot “A” until the entire structure is perfectly level;
Levelling
operations
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INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY CHAP. 3
IMPORTANT !
Before putting in operation the machine consult the General Information
Manual attached in which are specified the security regulations.
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ASSEMBLY ATTACHMENT
1) The weight checker has to be positioned in a vacant room, free from impediments for a
minimum distance of 2440mm. Picture 1;
2) Cut the guides ( a ) using a lapping machine with lapping wheel . Picture 2;
3) Motorize conveyor belt (1) upstream. Picture 2;
4) Insert conveyor belt TID300 (2) Picture 3;
5) Insert the weight checker CP600-TP (3) in such a way that the weighing plate does not act
as an impediment for the conveyor belt TID300 (2), between them it has to be a minimum
distance of 10mm Picture 4;
6) Insert the powered roller conveyor TUR300 (4) in such a way that the powered roller
conveyor does not act as an impediment for the weighing plate of the CP600-TP (3),
between them it has to be a minimum distance of 10mm Picture 5;
7) Acting on the threaded bars of the support basement (b) align TID300,CP600-TP,TUR 300
between them and with the other conveyor belts, Picture 5;
8) Fix idle roller conveyor RAS001 (5) to powered roller conveyor (4) using stirrup (d) and
screws (e). Picture 6;
9) Fix to ground the conveyors(TID300,CP600-TP,TUR 300 and RAS001) using anchors. (c)
Picture 7.
ATTENTION: The sum of the “Reading delay” and “Reading duration” parameters values
establishes the moment when the trigger photocell has to be free from objects. It is necessary
to know this value in order to fix the cadence of objects weighing.
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ASSEMBLY ATTACHMENT
PICTURE 1 PICTURE 2
PICTURE 3 PICTURE 4
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ASSEMBLY ATTACHMENT
PICTURE 5 PICTURE 6
PICTURE 7
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ADJUSTMENTS AND CHECKS CHAP. 4
CHAPTER 4
Learning for a greater sensitivity of the sensor (white glass, PET, plastic films)
• Press and keep pressing the learning key until the alternating flashing of both LED.
• Finished.
If the intensity of the signal received by the reflector is insufficient, the sensor will signal
the fault status with the rapid and simultaneous flashing of green and yellow LEDs.
In this case, check the alignment, the useful distance and the presence of dust and then
perform again the learning procedure.
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ADJUSTMENTS AND CHECKS CHAP. 4
1) The led located above the photocell should be on. If the led is off, rotate the trimmer located
above the photocell in anticlockwise direction. Rotate the trimmer again, this time clockwise,
until the led turns on. This procedure ensure the optimal adjustment of photocell’s sensitivity;
2) Place a bottle in front of the photocell and check that the photocell’s led is off. If the led turns
on, increase the distance between the photocell and the reflector and repeat steps 1.
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GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLES CHAP. 5
CHAPTER 5
GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLES
NOTE:
To enable/disable the password request for editing and format selection, enter the menu “Line
Parameters” > “Product Password”. Press key and, using “INC” and “DEC” keys,
select the desired option. Press key to confirm. The password is 0523 and cannot be
modified.
To enable/disable the password request for changing the settings, enter the menu “Line
Parameters” > “Setting Password”. Press key and, using “INC” and “DEC” keys,
select the desired option. Press key to confirm. The password is 7998 and cannot be
modified.
Ensure the product selected on the equipment is the one actually in production.
Don’t apply water or steam jets directly on the control board nor on the detecting
sensors.
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GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLES CHAP. 5
The following chapter describes the main functions, which can be performed using the
machine’s control panel.
Through this control panel (shown above) it is possible to select the required configuration to
adapt machine operations to specific production needs.
In addition, the simple messages that appear on the screen enable the operator to check
machine status and intervene in case of malfunction.
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GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLES CHAP. 5
• When the electric board is connected to the mains, the display shows the main menu
which includes the following page:
Prod. 00
2) Alarm
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GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLES CHAP. 5
From the main menu, press the key to access the following list of additional menus:
SETTINGS
RESULTS
MACH. DIAGNOSTICS
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
5.6 SETTINGS
SETTINGS
RESULTS
MACH. DIAGNOSTICS
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
CURRENT PARAMETERS
LOT CODE
WEIGHT CALIBRATION
<N/A>
SIZE SELECTION
ERASE SIZE
PRODUCT COPY
WEIGHT PARAMETERS
EJECTION PARAMETERS
LINE PARAMETERS
CLOCK ADJUST.
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This menu enables you to modify the checking parameters relating to the product being
processed. The changes applied are automatically activated and permanently associated with
that product. Parameters list changes with the function activated.
Product DEFAULT
Speed reference 1 00000
L1 --------- 00000
L1 OK Weight 10000
L1 Weight - - -00150
L1 Weight minimum -00050
L1 Weight maximum +00050
L1 Weight ++ +00150
L1 Reading Delay 0670
L1 Reading Duration 200
L1 % - +000
L1 % - +000
L1 % - +000
L1 % out. Sign. +000
L1 Filter Average 16
L1 Operat. Mode AVERAGE
AL1 Time al.Emerg. 0100
AL1 Time scale emerg. ms
AL2 Time alarm motor 0100
AL2 Time scale motor ms
AL3 Time alarm rej. 0100
AL3 Time scale rej. ms
AL4 Time alarm inv. 0100
AL4 Time scale inv. ms
T1 Rej.distance 0100
T1 Rej.duration 0370
They indicate:
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GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLES CHAP. 5
Picture 1
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Reject duration: Specifies the duration of the rejection signal depending on the ejector
type. See table below.
EJECTOR DURATION
Z100 17-20
Z150 17-20
Z001-8 0
Z001-10 0
Z001-16 0
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This menu enables you to change the lot code for the product being processed and to enter the
number of items included in a batch.
Lot Code
Lot Pcs. Number 00000
Pieces produced 000000000
NEW LOT
CHANGE LOT
LOT DISABLE
They indicate:
Lot Pcs. Number: Specifies the number of pieces that make up a production batch. By
setting this value and clearing the "Overall Total" parameter at production start; when
the number of pieces produced reaches the value entered, the system will send a signal
to stop the machine positioned upstream.
Pieces produced: Displays the number of pieces produced for the current batch.
New lot: Enables the user to start a new batch. By selecting this item is possible to set
the lot code and the number of pieces to be produced.
Change lot: Enables the user to change the number of pieces of the current batch.
Lot disable: Enables the user to disable the lot being produced. A request for
confirmation is displayed before completing disabling.
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This menu enables the system to automatically acquire the correct weight;
Pushing key:
CURRENT PARAMETERS
LOT
LEVEL CALIBRATIONt
WAIT
CAP CALIBRATION
SELECT SIZE
The system checks that there are no objects transiting under the detection system.
Sample weight
00000
When the “Sample weight” window opens, press and enter the value of the weight (in
grams) which will be used to calibrate the system. Press again to confirm the value
entered or to delete.
To calibrate the weight control you have to perform one of the two following
procedures.
Press the key
Static calibration
STATIC CALIBRATION
+00000g 0.0%
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This shows the page used for static calibration of the system; with the belt at rest, remove all
objects from the weighing plate and ensure that nothing is obstructing its oscillation, then
proceed as follows:
CLEAR
1- With no object on the weighting plate, press .
2- Then place the sample weight on the weighting plate and keep pressed for a few
moments, until the status bar which appears on pressing the key is completed.
Press the key
Dynamic setting
DYNAMIC SETTING
No. pieces 0000
Average weight 0
They indicate:
Number of pieces: Number of pieces passed through the control during the calibration
phase.
Average weight: Average of the weight values measured during the calibration phase.
Last weight: Weight value of the last object analysed.
The sample weight with the weight value you want to memorize must be put through at least
15 times.
Press to memorize the average value obtained, as weight setting value or press to
exit without memorizing the value.
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This menu enables the user to select the product code for the product to be processed and
automatically recall all the checking parameters.
CURRENT
00
PARAMETER
LOT01
02
SELECT
03 SIZE
04
a 05
06
LABEL PARAMETERS
If you wish to memorise data for a new product, select a product with a code that is not valid
or which can be overwritten and confirm it. Then use the CURRENT PARAMETERS menu
to enter the processing parameters for this product.
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This menu enables the user to delete the product code of the product and automatically delete
all the checking parameters
CURRENT
00
PARAMETERS
LOT01
02
SELECT
03 SIZE
04
DELETE
05 SIZE
06
LABEL PARAMETERS
00
CURRENT PARAMETERS
01
LOT 02
03 Erase?
SELECT
04 SIZE
ENTER
05
DELETE
06 SIZE
LABEL PARAMETERS
For more security it calls another confirm before delete the product: if you are sure to delete
it and all it parameters, push
or push the key to let this menu without erase it.
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Enable the user to copy the code and the parameters related to the product in process. They
can be copied automatically in the another size selected.
ATTENTION: if you copy the size into another already existent, all its parameters will be
overwritten and loosen. It is recommended to copy the parameters into a new size.
00
CURRENT PARAMETERS
01 1 LITRE
02 1.5 LITRE
LOTTO
03
04
SELECT SIZE
05
ERASE
06 SIZE
COPY SIZE
Once pressed ENTER key on the COPY SIZE menu, using and keys, select the size
in which copy code and parameters of the size being processed.
00
CURRENT
01 PARAMETERS
Overwrite
1 LITRO ?
02 1.5ENTER
LITRI
LOTTO
03
04
SELECT SIZE
05
ERASE SIZE
06
COPY SIZE
For a greater security the system requires another confirmation before perform product copy:
if you are sure to copy all the parameters into a new size or into a pre-existent, press key,
or push key to let the selection without complete the copy.
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Encoder presence NO
Encoder step 000
- 0001
- 0000
Ejector advance 0000
- 0010
Ejector Back 0000
Ejector Contr.Step 0000
Ejector speed thres. 000
Monostab.Advance 000
Ejector Mode TIME
Tare delay 5000
Reference ZERO
No. samples reference1000
Max reject number 0000
Error / Value ERR
They indicate:
Encoder presence: Indicates whether the checking system is equipped with an encoder to
control the rejection system.
Encoder step: Indicates the distance covered by the conveyor at each encoder pulse. The value
is indicated in hundredths of a millimetre per step. See table below, encoder step for table-top
conveyor.
93,67 15 1,47
105,48 17 1,66
117,35 19 1,84
129,26 21 2,03
141,22 23 2,22
153,21 25 2,40
Ejector advance: The function of this parameter is to synchronise rejection with changes in
the speed of the conveyor belt. Depending on the type of ejector set the value (see table below)
and put the conveyor belt at maximum operating speed. Make sure that the ejector pushes the
object to be rejected right in the middle. If this is not happening, adjust the setting by a few
units.
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EJECTOR ADVANCE
Z100 17
Z150 17
Z001-8 0
Z001-10 0
Z001-16 0
Ejector back: Indicates the duration of the ejector back signal, if a double acting electrovalve
is used. Depending on the ejector type. See table below.
EJECTOR BACK
Z100 0
Z150 5
Z001-8 0
Z001-10 0
Z001-16 0
Ejector Contr.Step:Indicates after how many mm or ms, once the ejector is activated, the
rejection confirmation control is performed. Optional.
Ejector Speed Threshold: Indicates the conveyor speed threshold, expressed in m/min,
above which, in case of consecutive rejects, the ejector remains fix in the ejection position. Not
applicable for progressive ejectors.
Advance monostable: Specifies the advance time, expressed in ms, with which the system
gives the return signal to the double acting electrovalves. Not applicable for progressive
ejectors.
Ejector Mode: Indicates the method used to measure the ejection command. TIME if the
control is not provided of an encoder, ENCODER if there is an encoder, SECTORS if a
progressive ejector is combined with the control. See table below.
EJECTOR MODE
Z100 TIME
Z150 TIME
Z001-8 SECTORS/FINGERS
Z001-10 SECTORS/FINGERS
Z001-16 SECTORS/FINGERS
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Tare delay: Indicates how long after the passage of the last object, the system starts verifying
the reference weight.
Reference: Indicates the method used to measure the reference value. If you change this
parameter, you need to repeat the calibration procedure.
No. samples reference: Indicates the number of the objects by which is calculated the
reference value, if the "Operating mode" parameter" is set to “weight” or “mixed”.
Max reject number: After this number of consecutive rejects the system will signal a fault
and send a stop signal to the machine positioned upstream.
Error / Value: Allows to select the visualization of weight on the main menu in error or value
mode.
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Encoder presence NO
Encoder step 100
Output pulse mode 0
They indicate:
Encoder presence: Indicates whether the checking system is equipped with an encoder
to control the rejection system.
Encoder step: Indicates the distance covered by the conveyor at each encoder pulse.
The value is indicated in hundredths of a millimetre per step. See table below, encoder
step for table-top conveyor.
93,67 15 1,47
105,48 17 1,66
117,35 19 1,84
129,26 21 2,03
141,22 23 2,22
153,21 25 2,40
Output pulse mode: Parameter for internal use only – do not change.
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They indicate:
Line Code: Code number assigned to the production line.
Number Valves: Number of filling valves of the filler.
Number Capper A: Number of capping head of the capper A.
Number Capper B: Number of capping head of the capper B.
Number Capper C: Number of capping head of the capper C.
Lot request: This parameter determines whether at the end of the changeover procedure
you will be prompted to start a new lot.
Gate enabling: Enables/disables the management of the gate used to advance the closure
of the entry before the end of the lot. Not used.
Pulse duration: Duration of the counting pulses, expressed in ms. Optional.
Pulse factor: Number of pieces passed for every single counting pulse. Optional.
Photocell Filter*: Prohibits at the object presence photocell to detect a new object
during the pre-set number of encoder steps.
PhotoCell Alarm*: Defines the maximum number of encoder steps ( or maximum
time), during which every photocell may remain activated, above the set value the
system sends an alarm signal.
Encoder alarm transition: This parameter represents the number of transitions
required to generate the encoder alarm. If the signal of the product presence photocell
detects a number of transitions that exceeds the value of this parameter without the
pulses are detected on the encoder signal, then the encoder alarm is generated.
Revers. IN 17..24: Allows to reverse the polarity of the eight inputs (from 17 to 24).
Revers. IN 25..32: Allows to reverse the polarity of the eight inputs (from 25 to 32).
Revers. IN 36..43: Allows to reverse the polarity of the eight inputs (from 36 to 43).
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Revers. OUT 01..08: Allows to reverse the polarity of the eight outputs (from 01 to
08). Revers. OUT 09..16: Allows to reverse the polarity of the eight outputs (from 09
to 16). Revers. OUT 63..70: Allows to reverse the polarity of the eight outputs (from
63 to 70).
Product Password: Enables or disables the password request to modify and select a
product. The password is 0523 cannot be modified.
Setting Password: Enables or disables the password request to change the settings.
The password is 7998 and cannot be modified.
Beep On Each key: Enables or disables a beep sound when a key is pressed.
Revers. video: Reverses the colour of the screen.
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o Number:
Heading 1
Heading 2
Printing Type 40
Automatic Print NUMBER
Print Rate 00000
o Time:
Heading 1
Heading 2
Printing Type 40
Automatic Print TIME
Print Rate 00
o Hours:
Heading 1
Heading 2
Printing Type 40
Automatic Print TIME
Time n.1 00:00
Time n.2 00:00
Time n.3 00:00
Time n.4 00:00
Time n.5 00:00
Time n.6 00:00
Time n.7 00:00
Time n.8 00:00
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Machine Code: This indicates the address number for the device.
Baud rate: This indicates serial port transmission speed.
Data bits: Indicates how many bits make up the data transmitted via serial.
Parity: Indicates the type of control associated with data transmitted via serial.
Stop Bits: Indicates how many stop bits make up the data transmitted via serial.
Keys:
<- -> INC DEC ENTER MENU
With the keys showed on the screen you can change date and time.
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SETTINGS
RESULTS A
MACH. DIAGNOSTICS
CONTROL ACTIV.
SELEC. TEXTS
LOT
WEIGHT
Press
Lot Code
Lot Pieces no. 0000000
Pieces produced 0000000
Remaining pcs. 0
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SETTINGS
RESULTS A
MACH. DIAGNOSTICS
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
Overall total 0
Tot.accepted 0
Tot.rejected 0
Rejects % 0.0
Rejects -- 0
Min rejects 0
Max rejects 0
Rejects ++ 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
Ext.sign.rej. 0
Average error 0
Stand.deviat. 0.0
To set at zero the calculations position the cursor on “Tot. General” and press “CLEAR” key
until the zero setting is carried out.
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5.21 ALARMS
SETTINGS
RESULTS
MACH.DIAGNOSTICS 1
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
ALARMS
INPUTS/OUTPUTS
MONITOR IN/OUT
LOT STATUS
WEIGHT MONITOR
WEIGHT STATUS
MODBUS
This menu enables the user to display alarm conditions that might occur during system
operation.
NO ALARM
Consecutive rejects alarm: Indicates that the set value for "Maximum number of rejects" has
been reached.
Photocell Alarm: One of the photocells which detect the presence of the object was engaged for
too long time. Ensure that there is nothing obstructing the photocells and check the adjustment.
Encoder alarm: The photocell which detects the presence of the object is switching but the
encoder installed on the conveyor belt is not generating any signal. Ensure that the encoder is
correctly installed and wired. If the control system is not equipped with an encoder, ensure that
“NO” has been entered in the item “Encoder Presence” of the "Weight parameters" menu.
Failed rejection alarm (optional): The alarm appears after a certain time from the activation of
the rejection signal (if the rejection confirmation photocell is not engaged). Check the air
pressure on the pressure gauge and the wiring of the ejector activation signal. If the system is not
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equipped with a rejection confirmation control, ensure that “NO” has been entered in the item
“Rejection confirmation” of the "Weight parameters" menu.
Out of range alarm: The weight detecting sensor is out of range. Check the correct positioning
of the control system.
Ejector off alarm: The ejector has been disabled by pressing a key combination.
Photocell fault:
The alarm appears when the presence photocell detects the passage of an object, but the value
detected by the load cell does not exceed 10% of the set value.
Control inhibition: The alarm appears when the command signal for the control inhibition is
high. In this state the control does not carry out any analysis and does not increase production
data.
Flat battery: The backup battery of the electronic unit is flat.
Lot completed: Indicates that the production lot has been completed.
Orange lamp: Indicates a fault (alarm) of the machine operation. If the lamp turns on, the
operator must trace the cause and solve the problem.
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5.22 INPUT/OUTPUT
SETTINGS
RESULTS
MACH.DIAGNOSTICS 1
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
ALARMS
INPUTS/OUTPUTS
MONITOR IN/OUT
LOT STATUS
WEIGHT MONITOR
WEIGHT STATUS
MODBUS
INPUTS
11122222 22222333 33334444
78901234 56789012 67890123
00000000 00000000 00000000
OUTPUTS
00000000 01111111 66666667
12345678 90123456 34567890
00000000 00000000 00000000
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SETTINGS
RESULTS
MACH.DIAGNOSTICS 1
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
ALARMS
INPUT/OUTPUT
IN/OUT MONITOR
LOT STATUS
WEIGHT MONITOR
WEIGHT STATUS
MODBUS
LOT STATUS
Lot Code
Lot Pieces no. 0000000
Pieces produced 0000000
Remaining pcs. 0
LOT STATUS 0
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SETTINGS
RESULTS
MACH.DIAGNOSTICS 1
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
ALARMS
INPUTS/OUTPUTS
MONITOR IN/OUT
LOT STATUS
WEIGHT MONITOR
WEIGHT STATUS
MODBUS
MONITOR WEIGHT
Show a graph with the signals of Lecture points and analogical signal.
Visualization settings are configured in test phase;
You can change that with the instruction in the help (0 key )
WEIGHT STATUS
SENSOR +000
ZERO WEIGHT +000
REF. WEIGHT +10000
- +000
- +000
- +000
OUTPUT SIGN. +000
CONVEYOR SPEED 60.0
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SETTINGS
RESULTS
MACH.DIAGNOSTICS
CONTROL ACTIVATION
SELEC. TEXTS
Using the “Activation control menu” is possible to enable or disable the different controls
Push the ENTER key to display the screen and use the and buttons to navigate the
menu and select the option desired.
Use the INC and DEC key to enable or disable the control.
(the tick) indicates that the control is enabled.
Example:
WEIGHT
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When the electric board is connected to the mains, the display shows the main menu which
includes the following page:
Ref. +10000 --
-10000
-160 +160
WEIGHT
Prod. 00
- 0000
You can view the value of the counter in order to position the instrument at the correct height
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REJECT 1
Weight -- -10000
Ext. signal
This procedure allows the operator to visualize the last reject cause in real-time.
The last reject cause is displayed by showing the corresponding entry highlighted on the
screen.
Example: if the system has rejected for “weight - - ” error you will have the following screen
REJECT 1
Weight -- -10000
Ext. signal
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SETTINGS
ITALIANO
RISULTATI
ENGLISH
MACH.DIAGNOSTICS
SELEC.TEXTS AAAAAA
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SPARE PARTS CHAP. 6
CHAPTER 6
SPARE PARTS
6.1 SPARE PART ORDER FORM
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Spare parts
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1 Component ESAT-0003 1
2 Orange luminous element ESAT-0005 1
3 Lamp 30V 5W EIL01-0002 1
4 N.C. contacts EPUT-0008 3
5 Fixing basement EPUT-0010 2
6 Labels support EPUT-0027 3
7 Emergency push-button EPUT-0012 1
8 N.O. contacts EPUT-0009 1
9 Lamp support EPUT-0014 2
10 Lamp EIL01-0003 2
11 White luminous button EPUT-0005 1
12 White luminous light EPUT-0007 1
13 Black button EPUT-0002 1
14 Cable gland CRAX01-KEL24/17 2
15 Electrical panel MPA03-0250 1
16 Electronic unit MPA21-0013 1
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1 Plate MPA15-1109 1
2 Bushing MBO11-0002 4
3 Bushing MPA02-0149 2
4 Stirrup MPC17-0261 1
5 Camera height adjustment guide MPC12-0026 2
6 Stirrup MPA09-0595 1
7 Cylinder MPCS06-0003 1
8 Electrovalve MPEA02-0003 1
9 Ejector bottle stirrup MPA09-0394 2
10 Air reservoir MPAB05-0003 1
11 Filter MPRS03-0004 1
12 Valve MPAS06-0005 1
13 Stirrup MPC17-0227 2
14 Quick exhaust vale MPAB06-0004 1
15 Mounting stirrup MPAS06-0007 1
16 Pressure gauge MPAS06-0002 1
17 Ejector blade MPC18-0253 1
18 Push rod MPC12-0072 2
19 Push rod MPC12-0073 2
20 Actuator cable ECO-0154 1
21 Flow regulator MPAB06-0006 1
22 Articulated joint MPAS04-0007 1
23 Hydraulic decelerator MPAS04-0006 1
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1 Roller MCO21-0011 1
2 Threaded cap MACM02-0001 4
3 M16 foot MACM01-0007 4
4 Joint MACM03-0005 4
5 Reflector EFOO05-0002 1
6 Max accumulation photocell EFOO01-0004 1
7 Fixing plate MPC09-0523 4
8 Joint MACM03-0011 4
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CHAPTER 7
ATTACHMENTS
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OPERATOR PANEL AND MACHINE SAFETY DEVICES ATTACHMENT
(B) (C)
Start Stop
(D)
Disconnecting
switch
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OPERATOR PANEL AND MACHINE SAFETY DEVICES ATTACHMENT
General characteristics
The touch-screen operator panel is used to control the process through the various user
interface pages.
The operator can press the buttons displayed on the screen of the different interface menu to
verify the type of problem, the machine status and change some of the control parameters.
It measures 204X108 mm and is equipped with a 90x55 mm LCD B/W touch-screen and is
used with 1024x768 pixel graphic resolution.
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OPERATOR PANEL AND MACHINE SAFETY DEVICES ATTACHMENT
CONTROLS
The following controls are available on the machine:
If pressed it starts the machine in automatic mode and the actuators involved in the process are
controlled automatically.
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OPERATOR PANEL AND MACHINE SAFETY DEVICES ATTACHMENT
YELLOW
RED
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OPERATOR PANEL AND MACHINE SAFETY DEVICES ATTACHMENT
This indicates POWER PRESENT in the electrical panel downstream of the master switch.
WHITE
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OPERATOR PANEL AND MACHINE SAFETY DEVICES ATTACHMENT
The main safety guards fitted on the machine is the automatic/manual switch of main supply
(A in the picture below); it avoids the opening of main electrical panel door unless the switch
is in OFF position.
Do not start the machine if the fixed guards are not in place.
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OPERATOR PANEL AND MACHINE SAFETY DEVICES ATTACHMENT
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PLANNED MAINTENANCE
CP600
KEY
CHECK LUBRICATION CLEANING ADJUSTMENT REPLACEMENT
CHECKWEIGHER
IDLE ROLLER
CONVEYOR BELT
DOUBLE CONVEYOR
BELT IDLE ROLLERS
CHAIN SLIDING
PROFILE
ANTI-FRICTION
DEVICE AND CHAIN
ADJUSTER PULLEY
1/6
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
CP600
LEGEND
CHECK LUBRICATION CLEANING ADJUSTMENT REPLACEMENT
EMERGENCY CIRCUIT
CLAMPS IN THE
ELECTRICAL PANEL
CABLE GLAND
PHOTOCELL
2/6
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
CP600
Checkweigher CP600
PLANNED MAINTENANCES
1. Check checkweigher belt Verify belt conditions, make sure that borders are not worn
2. Replacement of the Loosen idle roller. Remove from the weighing plate: drive roller, sliding plate and idle roller. Replace belt
checkweigher belt and place it again using the reverse procedure
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PLANNED MAINTENANCE
CP600
10. Replacement of the chain Unscrew the screw of the gear motor plate in order to loosen the chain. Remove the chain, remove the chain
sliding profile guide support plate, remove chain guide from plate. Use the reverse procedure to mount again.
11. Check anti-friction device Unscrew the screws of the plate in order to loosen the chain. Remove the chain and rotate pulley to check the
and chain adjuster pulley state of anti-friction device and pulley.
12. Replacement of anti- Unscrew the screw of the gear motor plate in order to loosen the chain. Remove the chain, remove the pulley
friction device and chain unscrewing the screw of the pivot. Remove pulley from pivot and mount the anti-friction devices on the
adjuster pulley pulley. Use the reverse procedure to mount again.
4/6
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
CP600
Checkweigher CP600
5/6
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
CP600
Checkweigher CP600
6/6
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TID300
KEY
CHECK LUBRICATION CLEANING ADJUSTMENT REPLACEMENT
WEIGHT CHECKER
IDLE ROLLER
1/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TID300
PLANNED MAINTENANCES
1. Check weight checker belt Verify belt conditions, make sure that borders are not worn
2. Replacement of the weight Loosen idle roller. Remove from the weighing plate: haulage roller, sliding plate and idle roller. Replace
checker belt belt and place it again using the reverse procedure
3. Check weight checker idle
Loosen idle roller in order to allow its rotation. Rotate it to check anti-friction devices condition.
roller
2/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TID300
3/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TID300
4/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TUR600
KEY
CHECK LUBRICATION CLEANING ADJUSTMENT REPLACEMENT
ANTI-FRICTION
DEVICE AND CHAIN
ADJUSTER PULLEY
1/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TUR600
PLANNED MAINTENANCES
Unscrew the screws of the plate in order to loosen the chain. Remove the chain and check the state of wear of
1. Check chain sliding profile
the chain guide.
2. Replacement of the chain Unscrew the screw of the gear motor plate in order to loosen the chain. Remove the chain, remove the chain
sliding profile guide support plate, remove chain guide from plate. Use the reverse procedure to mount again.
3. Check anti-friction device Unscrew the screws of the plate in order to loosen the chain. Remove the chain and rotate pulley to check the
and chain adjuster pulley state of anti-friction device and pulley.
4. Replacement of anti- Unscrew the screw of the gear motor plate in order to loosen the chain. Remove the chain, remove the pulley
friction device and chain unscrewing the screw of the pivot. Remove pulley from pivot and mount the anti-friction devices on the
adjuster pulley pulley. Use the reverse procedure to mount again.
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PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TUR600
3/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
TUR600
4/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
Z200
KEY
CHECK LUBRICATION CLEANING ADJUSTMENT REPLACEMENT
PNEUMATIC
CYLINDERS STEM
PNEUMATIC VALVES
PNEUMATIC
CYLINDERS
FILTERING ELEMENT
EJECTOR FOAM
PLATE
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PLANNED MAINTENANCE
Z200
PLANNED MAINTENANCES
1. Condensate in the filter of Unscrew bronze valve located in the lower part of the filter for the condensate exhaust; once
FR group finished the operation screw the valve again.
2. Pneumatic cylinders stems Check dust presence on the stems and when necessary clean them with a dry cloth.
Check functioning: using a screwdriver, operate on the hand drive of the valve, located near
3. Pneumatic valves
the coil.
Check functioning: using a screwdriver, force cylinders moving, operating on the hand drive
4. Pneumatic cylinder
of the valve, located near the coil.
5. Filtering element
Remove lower plastic cap in order to replace the filter of the pressure regulator.
replacement
6. Check ejector foam plate Check the mousse conditions, making sure that it is not worn and verifying its integrity.
Close the air valve, manually open the cylinder and remove the plate positioned on the
7. Replacement of ejector cylinder stem by unscrewing the nut on the stem and the four screws that fix the plate.
foam plate Unscrewing the four nuts, remove foam plate form plate. To mount again, perform the
reverse procedure .
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PLANNED MAINTENANCE
Z200
3/4
PLANNED MAINTENANCE
Z200
4/4
TROUBLESHOOTING
Flat battery The backup battery of the electronic unit has The backup battery of the electronic unit must be replaced.
reached a critical level of charge. Please contact FT System Technical Support Service.
Lot completed The unit has counted a number of pieces “OK” Reset alarm. Set a new production batch or disable the lot
equal to or higher than the number of the function.
production batch indicated.
Trigger photocell During the operation of the line, the trigger Clean trigger photocell.
photocell has been obscured for a duration greater Check the photocell connection cable.
than required for the passage of a single carton. Using the “Machine Diagnostic” menu and the led located on the
photocell check the correct switching of the electric signal.
Encoder The photocell that detects the presence of objects Check the encoder connection cable.
is commuting but the encoder does not send to the Using the “Machine Diagnostic” menu check the correct
electronic unit signals indicating that the conveyor switching of the electric signal.
belt is running.
Cell fault The detected weight is outside of the limits of the Check the connection cable between the electronic unit and the
measurement scale of the machine. driver card of the load cell.
Check the connection cable between the driver card of the load
cell and the load cell itself.
Make sure that no foreign objects, which may cause abnormal
fluctuations, are present on the weighing plate.
Ejector off The ejector has been disabled. If the reasons that led to the disabling of the control are no longer
applicable, enable the ejector by means of the operator panel.
Weight - - The number of rejections executed is equal or Make sure that the rejected samples have the defect detected by
higher than the threshold for maximum rejections the control.
allowed, for weight lower than the Weight - - If the samples are compliant, make sure that no foreign objects
threshold. are present on the load cell and that the object to be detected
passes right in the middle of the conveyor belt.
Using the “Machine Diagnostic” menu check the real change of
the weight detected during the passage of an object.
Minimum weight The number of rejections executed is equal or Make sure that the rejected samples have the defect detected by
higher than the threshold for maximum rejections the control.
allowed, for weight lower than the Minimum If the samples are compliant, make sure that no foreign objects
TROUBLESHOOTING
weight threshold. are present on the load cell and that the object to be detected
passes right in the middle of the conveyor belt.
Using the “Machine Diagnostic” menu check the real change of
the weight detected during the passage of an object.
Maximum weight The number of rejections executed is equal or Make sure that the rejected samples have the defect detected by
higher than the threshold for maximum rejections the control.
allowed, for weight greater than the Maximum If the samples are compliant, make sure that no foreign objects
weight threshold. are present on the load cell and that the object to be detected
passes right in the middle of the conveyor belt.
Using the “Machine Diagnostic” menu check the real change of
the weight detected during the passage of an object.
Weight + + The number of rejections executed is equal or Make sure that the rejected samples have the defect detected by
higher than the threshold for maximum rejections the control.
allowed, for weight greater than the Weight + + If the samples are compliant, make sure that no foreign objects
threshold. are present on the load cell and that the object to be detected
passes right in the middle of the conveyor belt.
Using the “Machine Diagnostic” menu check the real change of
the weight detected during the passage of an object.
Emergency pressed The emergency push button located on the control Make sure that is possible to restart the machine in a condition of
panel has been pressed. maximum safety, reset the emergency button and its alarm.
Motors in protection A potential overload condition is taking place for Make sure that no foreign objects are present on the conveyor
the motors of the conveyor belts, this caused the belts.
activation of one of the protection devices. Check the conveyor belts are clean and lubricated.
Check the lubrication and wear condition of the mechanical
components of the motor.
Too full rejects The photocell has detected an accumulation of Remove the containers accumulated on the rejection table.
objects on the rejection table. If the problem persists, clean the trigger photocell and check the
integrity of the electrical connection of the photocell.
Using the “Machine Diagnostic” menu and the led located on the
photocell check the correct switching of the electric signal.
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FT_parametri_tecnici_03
Main / Emergency stop switch 32 A Max load electronic unit output 250 mA
Z200
TID300
Motor belt conveyor output
0.25 kW
0.70 A
TUR300 +QE01/5.7 +QE01/41.1
-5M4 -41YV1
-36BF1
+QE01/36.5
-5M2 -5M1
-5M3 +QE01/5.3 +QE01/5.1
+QE01/5.5 0.25 kW 0.25KW
0.25KW 0.70 A Motor input
Motor weighter Motor spacer
RAS001
Enclosure legend
-3M1
F18_005
1 1QS1 3LD2244-0TK53
2 1WB1
5 2V1 FN2010
200 mm
14 6KM1 3RT2015-1BB41
15 8KM1 3RT2015-1BB41
20 12AP1 1023
21 2F1 5SY6408-7
22 5QM1 3RV2011-1AA10
23 5QM1 3RV2901-1F
25 mm 444 x 25 x H:80 24 5QM2 3RV2011-1AA10
25 mm 25 5QM2 3RV2901-1F
365 x 25 x H:80
Potenza 400V 26 5QM3 3RV2011-1AA10
27 5QM3 3RV2901-1F
lasciare libero questo spazio 28 5QM4 3RV2011-1BA10
per quando si usa materiale UL 29 5QM4 3RV2901-1F
-2F1 -3F1 -5QM1 -5QM2 -5QM3 -5QM4
30 1QS1 3LD9220-0C
Segnali 24Vdc
Potenza 400V
SIEMENS
SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS SIEMENS
35 21AR1-K3 REL-MR- 24DC/21-21
180 mm 5SY74 5SY62
38 3GS1 6EP1333-3BA00
750 mm
25 mm 365 x 25 x H:80
Potenza 400V
-3GS1
Segnali 24Vdc
-1QS1
-2V1
-6KM1 -1QS1
SIEMENS
Potenza 400V
145 mm
3RT2
40 mm 365 x 40 x H:80
Segnali 24Vdc
-21AR1
-1WB1
135 mm
XT3
XT1
446 mm
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Device tag PLC Address Placement Functional text Rack Module Symbolic address Terminal
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Power supply
2L1 / 2.0
2L2 / 2.0
L1 L2 L3 N PE 2L3 / 2.0
2N / 2.0
-1WB1
QE
1L1
1L2
1L3
1N
PE
PE:1
L1 L2 L3 N
-1QS1
32 A T1 T2 T3 N1
QE
2L1
2L2
2L3
2N
Single phase
voltage filter
2L1 3L1
1.9 / 2L1 3L1 / 5.0
2L2
1.9 / 2L2 3L2 / 5.0
2L3
1.9 / 2L3 3L3 / 5.0
2N
1.9 / 2N
PE:2
PE
1 3 5 7
P PE N
-2F1
8A - C
QE 2 4 6 8
-2V1
QE
~
P' N'
N10
L10
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
3L1
3L2
3L3
3N
L10 N10
3.0 3.0
L10
2.5 / L10 101 / 6.0
N10
2.5 / N10
100 / 6.0
1 3
-3F1
6A - C 2 4
PE:12
03021
03022
PE
-3GS1
120 W L1 L2(N) PE
5A
DEFAULT VALUE
24V
SITOP MODULAR
6EP13333BA00
1 .
120V 230V
1 .
OFF ON
1 .
OFF ON
+ + - -
100
PE
-XP1 PE
101
100
PE
PE:11
3L1 3L1
2.9 / 3L1
3L2 3L2
2.9 / 3L2
3L3 3L3
2.9 / 3L3
1 3 5 1 3 5
-6KM1 -8KM1
/6.2 2 4 6 /8.7 2 4 6
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
6L1
6L2
6L3
4L1
4L2
4L3
6L1 6L1
6L2 6L2
6L3 6L3
1 3 5 13 23 1 3 5 13 23 1 3 5 13 23 1 3 5 13 23
-5QM1 -5QM2 -5QM3 -5QM4
1,1...1,6A 14 24 1,1...1,6A 14 24 1,1...1,6A 14 24 1,4-2A 14 24
Impostare 1,4 A Impostare 1,4 A Impostare 1,4 A Impostare 1,8 A
/7.5
/7.8
/7.5
/7.8
/8.4
/7.8
/8.3
/7.8
QE I> I> I> QE I> I> I> QE I> I> I> QE I> I> I>
2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6 2 4 6
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
2.5 mm²
5L1
5L2
5L3
7L1
7L2
7L3
8L1
8L2
8L3
9L1
9L2
9L3
-XP1 5L1 5L2 5L3 XP1 7L1 7L2 7L3 XP1 8L1 8L2 8L3 XP1 9L1 9L2 9L3
U1 V1 W1 U1 V1 W1 U1 V1 W1 U1 V1 W1
PE:4 PE:6 PE:8 PE:10
M M M M
-5M1 -5M2 -5M3 -5M4
+DOC/4.6 3~ +DOC/4.5 3~ +DOC/4.4 3~ +DOC/4.3 3~
0,37 kW 0,37 kW 0,37 kW 0,55 kW
Infeed motor PE Spacer belt motor PE Check weighter motor PE Exit belt motor PE
PE PE PE PE
W(5M1) GNYE W(5M2) GNYE W(5M3) GNYE W(5M4) GNYE
-21AR1-K2 -21AR1-K3
/21.7 /21.7
11 21 11 21
.3
-8KM1
14 12 24 22 14 12 24 22
/8.7 .4
Start
91 90
211 212 214 221 222 224 311 312 314 321 322 324 OG OG
C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO
-XT0 91 90
07071
06021
X0
07071
7.7 /
06051
W(-6HL1)
BN 4x0,50
A1+ 1
-6KM1 -6HL1
3 kW A2- Yellow C
QE QE01
100
100
WH W(-6HL1)
101
3.9 / 101 101 / 7.0
100
3.9 / 100 100 / 8.0
A1 A2
1 2 /5.1
3 4 /5.1
5 6 /5.1
13 14
Thermal engines protections Running infeed conveyor belt Signal motor protection
to U1021
101 101
6.9 / 101 101 / 8.0
-XT0 101
-21AR1-K4
/21.7 11 21 23
-5QM1
14 12 24 22 /5.1 24
Infeed motor
07081
C NC NO C NC NO
13 .3 23
-5QM1 -8KM1 -5QM2
/5.1 14 /8.7 .4 /5.3 24
Infeed motor Start Spacer belt motor
8002
8003
checkweighter
07051
07071
07082
-XT0 8003
external
1 -5QM2 -5QM3
-X1 /5.3 14 /5.5 24
Spacer belt motor Check weighter motor
07052
07083
-XT0 8002
23
-5QM4
/5.7 24
Exit belt motor
07071
DI28
37.8 /
6.2 /
Date : 11/02/2016 Checkweigher Work order : = FT1
Cadencer: running branch
Execute : msfulcini 13-374-1 + QE01
Verify: Drawing Page + : 8 Page :
PT. TIRTA FRESINDO JAYA
Revision Date Name Approved : 133741 Page - : 6 7
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Manual stop commands Thermal engines protections Start button Start checkweighter Voltage presence
8005
101
-XT0 8005
External emergency
1 13 13
-8SA1 -8SA1 -5QM3
stop
2
/8.2 2 /8.1
14
-X1 /5.5 14
Emergency stop Check weighter motor
08032
HMI
101
-XT0 8004 08032
08010
08011
8004
1 13
-8SH1 -8KM1
/8.6 2 /8.7 14
Start Start checkweighter
HMI
08062
08062
08062
1 13 X1 A1+ X1
-8SB1 -5QM4 -8SH1 -8KM1 -8HL1
Stop /5.7 /8.6 3 kW 24V dc
08011
2 14 X2 A2- X2
HMI Exit belt motor Start QE HMI
36.7 /
100
100
100
08012
-XT0 100 100 100
101
8.9 / 101 101 / 35.0
100
8.9 / 100 100 / 35.0
-XT0 100
PE:13
101
PE
-12AP1 CONVERTER
QE
0V
PE
24V
OFF ON OFF ON
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5
6
RT485+
RT485-
GND
GND
SCH
V+
S+
RT
V0
V-
S-
12021
SH
W(12AP1)
12041
12042
12051
12052
12053
485- 485+
1X2x0,34 WH BN W(12R1)
WH BN/BK
S- V-
78
79
49.2 /
49.2 /
V+ -12R1 S+
GN/BU RD
CP
-20AR1
1064
Electronic unit 1064
-P6 -P5 -D1
/23.8 /23.6 Power
COM3,4,5 IN/OUT ANALOG
-DB1
/49.7
COM1
-DB2
/49.8
COM2
COM 6 COM 7
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 34 35 47 48 FC 79 80 90
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100+15V 78 81 91
NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC
12 22 12 22 12 22 12 22
101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101
13 14 15 16 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 51 49 96 97 61 77 82 92
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 C C C C C C C C 100 100 100 100 100 75 84 94
11 21 11 21 11 21 11 21
DO2 /41.2 Stop machine DI18 /36.2 FREE AO51 /46.2 Analog OUT 1
DO4 /41.5 FREE DI20 /36.5 Trigger photocell AI34 /45.2 Analog IN 1
DO5 /41.7 FREE DI21 /36.7 Emergency button AI35 /45.4 Analog IN 3
-21AR1-P2 -21AR1-P3
/21.5 DO13 /43.1 FREE /21.2 DI29 /38.1 FREE
OUTDIG2 INDIG2
08011 / 8.2
1 2
+ -
-36BF1
+DOC/4.5
CP
4
DI20
W(36BF1) BK
08011
-21AR1-XT1
/21.0
17 18 19 20 21 22
-21AR1-P4
/21.0 DI DI DI DI DI DI
DI17 DI18 DI19 DI20 DI21 DI22
/22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4
DI28 / 7.8
DI28
-21AR1-XT1
/21.0
23 24 25 26 27 28
-21AR1-P4
/21.0 DI DI DI DI DI DI
DI23 DI24 DI25 DI26 DI27 DI28
/22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4
101
.3
-8KM1
/8.7 .4
DI37
-21AR1-XT1
/21.0
29 30 31 32 36 37
-21AR1-P3
/21.2 DI DI DI DI DI DI
DI29 DI30 DI31 DI32 DI36 DI37
/22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4
W(39BF1)
5m 101 101
4x0,50 BN GN
24V Tc
1 4
-39BF1
2 3 5
0V Tb Ta
100 DI43
W(39BF1) WH YE
-21AR1-XT1
100
/21.0
38 39 40 41 42 43
-21AR1-P3
/21.2 DI DI DI DI DI DI
DI38 DI39 DI40 DI41 DI42 DI43
/22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4 /22.4
-21AR1-P1
/21.3
-21AR1-XT2
/21.4
DO1 DO2 DO3 DO4 DO5 DO6
0 0 0 0 0 0
1 2 3 4 5 6
W(41YV1) DO1
10 m 1
x1
-41YV1
+DOC/4.3 x2
24V
100
W(41YV1) GNYE 2
PE:1
-21AR1-P1
/21.3
-21AR1-XT2
/21.4
DO7 DO8 DO9 DO10 DO11 DO12
0 0 0 0 0 0
7 8 9 10 11 12
-21AR1-P2
/21.5
-21AR1-XT2
/21.4
DO13 DO14 DO15 DO16 DO63 DO64
0 0 0 0 0 0
13 14 15 16 63 64
-21AR1-P2
/21.5
-21AR1-XT2
/21.4
DO65 DO66 DO67 DO68 DO69 DO70
0 0 0 0 0 0
65 66 67 68 69 70
34 35 47
-21AR1-XT4 0 0 0
/21.7
-21AR1-P5
/21.8 AI34 AI35 AI47
/22.7 /22.7 /22.7
-21AR1-P5
/21.8
/22.7 /22.7
AO51 AO49
DO DO
AO51 AO49
-21AR1-XT4
/21.7
AO51 AO49
0 0
51 49
-21AR1-P5
/21.8
+15V FC
DO DO
+15Vdc FC
+15V FC
-21AR1-XT4
/21.7
+15 FC
-21AR1-P6
/21.8 COM1 COM2
COM3 COM4 COM5
/20.2 /20.2
-20AR1-DB1 -20AR1-DB2
75 77 78 79 80 81 82 84 90 91 92 94
DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO
1 1
75 77 78 79 80 81 82 84 90 91 92 94
75 77 485- 485+ 80 81 82 84 90 91 92 94
-21AR1-XT5
/21.8
75 77 485- 485+ 80 81 82 84 90 91 92 94
485+
485-
WH
BN
78
79
12.3 /
12.3 /
F13_004
Cable name
Connection
2
point
Target designation
5QM1
5QM2
5QM3
5QM4
5QM1
5QM2
5QM3
5QM4
5QM1
5QM2
5QM3
5QM4
6PE1
=FT1+QE01-XP1
Jumper
Strip
5L1
7L1
8L1
9L1
5L2
7L2
8L2
9L2
5L3
7L3
8L3
9L3
PE
Terminal
Connection
W1
W1
W1
W1
U1
U1
U1
U1
V1
V1
V1
V1
11
point
Target designation
Terminal diagram
5M1
5M2
5M3
5M4
5M1
5M2
5M3
5M4
5M1
5M2
5M3
5M4
-PE
BN
GY
BK
BN
GY
BK
GY
BK
GY
BK
Date
Cable name Cable name
Strip
-W(-6HL1)
=FT1+QE01-XT0
Name
1
Date :
Verify:
Execute :
Approved :
Target designation Jumper Target designation
point
point
Terminal
UNICAVI FROH2R 4X0,5
Connection
Connection
msfulcini
11/02/2016
100 6HL1 C WH
100 8SH1 X2
Checkweigher
100 8HL1 X2
8HL1 X1 101
3
8SA1 1 101
8003 5QM1 13
5QM4 13 8004
4
8005 5QM3 13
90 8KM1 .3
91 8KM1 .4
5
Drawing
Work order :
7
133741
13-374-1
8
= FT1
Page - :
+ MORS
Page + :
100
+DOC_ELEM/110
9
101
Page :
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
EEDV01-0042 EALM-0006
EFOL01-0002 + -
MRDW05-0109 M
RKR 3B/6.42-S8 RKR Photocell M8 4poles WA20DRS71S4 Motor
3~
4 PE
EFOO01-0004 MRDW05-0108 M
E3JM-R4M4T-G Photocell WA20DRS71S4 Motor
3~
2 3 5
0V Tb Ta PE
5QM1 +QE01/5.1
1 3 5
2V1 Single phase voltage filter +QE01/2.5
EINS06-0009 EALI-0002
3RV2011-1AA10 **** I> I> I> FN2010 Single phase voltage filter
2 4 6
5QM2 +QE01/5.3
1 3 5
1WB1 +QE01/1.2
EINS06-0009 CCNX02-004834
5QM3 +QE01/5.5
1 3 5
41YV1 Ejector +QE01/41.1 x1
EINS06-0009 MPEA02-0003
5QM4 +QE01/5.7
1 3 5
+QE01-W(5M1) +QE01/5.1
EINS06-0011 CCAX02-A04250
3RV2011-1BA10 Circuit breaker 1,4-2A I> I> I> 4G2,5 SCH Multicore shielded cable
2 4 6
3LD2244-0TK53 Main / Emergency stop switch T1 T2 T3 4G2,5 SCH Multicore shielded cable
12R1 +QE01/12.4 WH
S-
BN/BK
V-
+QE01-W(5M3) +QE01/5.5
ECCT07-0003 CCAX02-A04250
+QE01-W(21AR1-P1) +QE01/23.1
ECO-0111
+QE01-W(21AR1-P2) +QE01/23.2
ECO-0111
+QE01-W(21AR1-P3) +QE01/23.4
ECO-0111
+QE01-W(21AR1-P4) +QE01/23.5
ECO-0111
+QE01-W(21AR1-P5) +QE01/23.7
ECO-0110
+QE01-W(21AR1-P6) +QE01/23.8
ECO-0110
ECO-0022
CCAX02-A04050
ECO-0154
Connection Connection
Page / column **** Condctrs **** Page / column
point point
Connection Connection
Page / column **** Condctrs **** Page / column
point point
Connection Connection
Page / column **** Condctrs **** Page / column
point point
Connection Connection
Page / column **** Condctrs **** Page / column
point point
WH
Connection Connection
Page / column **** Condctrs **** Page / column
point point
Connection Connection
Page / column **** Condctrs **** Page / column
point point
Connection Connection
Page / column **** Condctrs **** Page / column
point point