Aimco Brakes AcraDyne iEC iControl DC Tool Controller Users Guide
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31 Networking Optionally the controller can include the fastening results in the output image. Including the fastening results increases the output size to thirty four bytes of data. Each value will be sent as a real (IEEE 754 float) and can be configured as little or big endian to match the receiving equipment. Controller Outputs Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Byte 0 Tool Ready Tool Enable 1 Bypass Batch Com- plete Status NOK Status...
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32 Networking The reading of the results data sh ould be done at the rising edge of the “Status OK” and “Status NOK”. This will insure the correct results are captured cons istently. All the results are zeroed after the “Status OK” and “Status NOK” are turned off. The controller consumes thirty two by tes of inputs (Assembly instance 112). Controller Inputs Bit 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Byte 0 PSET 1 PLC Enable White Flash Pause Tool Enable 2-11...
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33 Error Proofing Barcode Reader The max length of a barcode is 20 characters if it is longer the leading characters will be lost and the last 20 will be used. Since barcode readers send their characters in burst there is no need to program in a length. The software just waits for the reader to st op sending. Once the barcode is read the results are stored as the VIN. Barcode Options When a good barcode is received it can optionally re set the batch and/or enable the tool. A good bar-...
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34 APPENDIX A: Error Codes & Descriptions Error Code # Fault Description AUT1 1 TID Timeout Tool ID board communication timeout 32 Tool GND Ground circuit problem between controller and tool 64 Power On Throttle RUN command on during power up 128 Button Timeout Button (run, fwd, rev) communication timeout 256 Button State Illegal bu tton state (example fwd and rev) 512 Undefined Voltage Tool voltage parameter undefined 2048 Tool Update Req’d....
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37 APPENDIX C: I/O Diagram & Definitions 1 2 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 25 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 24 23 22 21 20 1 25 14 13 Pin # Definition 1 Output—Accept 2 Output—Reject 3 Output—In Cycle 4 Output—Torque High 5 Output—1-4 Common 6 Input—Run Forward 7 Input—Run Reverse 8 Input—Disable Tool 9 Input—PSET Bit 1 10 Input—PSET Bit 2 11 Input—PSET Bit 3 12 Input—Reset Batch 13 Input—Decrement Batch Pin # Definition...
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38 LOGIC I/O CONNECTIONS NOTE: Turn off the system before connecting to the LOGIC I/O port. There may be risk of damaging the controller. 24Vdc Supply: The internal 24Vdc power can supply up to 2 amps. Inputs: The inputs are a sinking configuration with the common connected to the ground pins. 24V dc is logic ON and 0Vdc is logic OFF. LOGIC I/O CONNECTIONS Outputs: The outputs are normally open relay contacts. The relays are rated for 24Vdc, 1 amp. Note: If the outputs are...
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39 APPENDIX C: I/O Diagram & Definitions I/O Definitions Output 1, Accept DB25 pin 1. The relay closes after achieving the target torque or target angle. The output is programmable for latched or timed operation using ToolWare. Output 2, Reject DB25 pin 2. The relay closes if the final torque or angle is outside of the High/Low limits. The output is programmable for latched or timed operation using ToolWare. Output 3, In Cycle DB25 pin 3. The relay is programmable for...
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40 APPENDIX C: I/O Diagram & Definitions Analog In 2 DB25 pin 20. Analog input 2, for future use. Input 1, Run Forward DB25 pin 6. Runs tool forward. Buttons from I/O must be selected using ToolWare. Input 2, Run Reverse DB25 pin 7. Runs tool reverse. Buttons from I/O must be selected using ToolWare. Input 3, Disable Tool DB25 pin 8. Prevents the tool from running. Input 4, Pset Bit 1 DB25 pin 9. Binary bit one for selecting parameter sets. See chart below....