弘讯电脑说明书

海天注塑机操作A63-I500 NRTC 射出成型机操作手册弘讯科技股份有限公司目录一．操作面板使用说明： (3)1-1.萤幕键盘： (3)1-2.资料设定的存储： (3)二、画面说明 (7)2-1、开机步骤： (7)2-2、操作画面说明: (8)2-3、开关模资料设定： (9)三、射出/储料/射退设定： (11)3-1.射出/保压设定： (11)3-1-2射出/保压切换 (12)3-1-2射出监测及上下限 (13)3-2.储料/冷却画面说明： (14)四、脱模/座台/调模/吹气条件设定： (15)4-1、脱模/座台/调模资料 (15)五、中子使用说明： (18)六、其它条件及功能选择： (20)七、温度设定 (21)八、自动警报使用说明： (21)九.模具读取及存储 (24)十、参数 (26)10-1参数1 (26)10-2参数2 (26)10-3参数3 (27)十一、归零资料画面 (27)十二、版本/日期/时间设定画面 (28)十三、输出入检测 (30)十四、系统压力检测画面 (33)十五、输出/输入检测分配 (33)十六、参数表 (35)十八、机械手装设使用说明 (46)附件一: (47)一．操作面板使用说明：1-1.萤幕键盘：●键盘使用注意事项:如果设定的数字超过最大值(例如:压力140 ,流量99),游标将停止在该栏内不动,请重新输入。

解决方法：请按删除键,重新输入正确资料。

1-2.资料设定的存储：一、料栏位输入数字正确,并且满格游标会自动索引到下一个资料栏位。

二、输入资料后按输入键或方向键,选择下一设定栏位。

三、输入完资料后按设定键储存资料，并且回到操作状态画面。

四、更换画面,将设定的资料存入暂存模组记忆体,以确保停电时,资料不会遗失。

五、如需将暂存的模组资料存入其它模组时请在手动状态下，使用模组储存功能来完成。

●键盘作为使用者与机器沟通的界面，而机器运行状态显示于操作画面中。

1-3、操作按键手动键:此键具有多项功能，除了使自动状态恢复为手动尚可做警报清除及不正常状况之清除，本即是一个还原键。

HUNTERI4系列变频器用户操作手册简易版(V1.3)前 言感谢您使用宁波弘讯科技股份有限公司的高性能矢量变频器！HUNTERI4系列变频器是一款通用高性能矢量系统型变频器，具备低频力矩大、电机参数自辨识、最优加减速控制、逐波限流等先进的控制性能；具备强大I/O扩展功能，支持多种通讯扩展卡，可以为客户定制工艺控制卡等扩展能力；具备满足不同工艺要求的功能，如多段速控制、简易PLC控制、闭环控制、定长控制、下垂控制、自动节能运行、灵活的频率给定方式，多样的频率组合方式以及组合算法等一系列实用的功能。

可用于机床、线缆、纺织、造纸、食品、包装、化工、市政工程等自动化生产设备的驱动，满足不同工业设备对性能、功能的需求。

在使用HUNRERI4变频器之前，请变频器使用者及相关技术人员仔细阅读本手册，以确保能正确安装和操作变频器，使变频器发挥其最佳性能。

本用户手册如有改动，请以新版为准，恕不另行通知。

高性能矢量系统型变频器用户手册资料版本：V1.3本产品执行标准：本产品的设计、生产制造参照了最新版本的国家标准（GB或GB/T）及国际电工委员会标准（IEC）及国际单位制（SI），其相关部分技术参数可以满足的国家标准（GB或GB/T）及国际电工委员会标准（IEC）标准要求。

主要依据标准：GB/T 12668.2-2002 调速电气传动系统第2部分一般要求----低压交流变频电气传动系统额定值的规定GB 12668.3-2012 调速电气传动系统第3部分----产品电磁兼容性标准及其特定的试验方法GB 12668.501-2013调速电气传动系统第5部分安全要求电气、热和能量GB/T 2423.1-2008 电工电子产品环境试验第1部分----试验方法试验A: 低温GB/T 2423.2-2008 电工电子产品环境试验第2部分----试验方法试验B: 高温GB/T 2423.3-2006 电工电子产品环境试验规程试验Ca----恒定湿热试验方法GB/T 2423.4-2008 电工电子产品环境试验规程试验Db----交变湿热试验方法GB/T 2423.9-2006 电工电子产品环境试验第9部分----试验方法试验Cb: 设备用恒定湿热GB/T 2423.7-1995 电工电子产品环境试验第7部分----试验方法试验Ed:自由跌落GB/T 2423.22-2012 电工电子产品环境试验规程试验N----温度变化试验方法GB/T4798.1-2005 电工电子产品应用环境条件储存GB/T4798.2-2008 电工电子产品应用环境条件运输III读者对象本用户操作手册适合以下人员阅读变频器安装人员、工程技术人员（电气工程师、电气操作工等）、设计人员等请确保此用户手册到达最终用户手中。

弘讯电脑培训教程弘讯电脑培训教程是一种非常有效的电脑教育方式，它旨在帮助学习电脑的人更好地掌握现代电脑的使用技巧，从而能够更好地适应现代社会的快速发展需求。

在本文中，我们将探讨弘讯电脑培训教程的优势、如何选择培训机构、培训课程设置以及如何评估自己的学习效果等方面的问题。

一、弘讯电脑培训教程的优势弘讯电脑培训教程的优势在于它能够为学员提供一系列完整的、系统的、针对不同层次、不同需求的电脑教育课程，在无论是基础知识还是高级应用方面都能够进行详细的介绍和培训。

这种教程采用现代化的教育方法，通过生动的案例、详细的解释、与实践相结合的方式，能够使学员更快速地掌握电脑知识。

多年的实践证明，弘讯电脑培训教程的优势在于它能够满足不同学生的需求。

对于初学者，该教程提供了有效的入门课程，通过详细的讲解和实践，能够帮助学生顺利地入门。

对于中级电脑应用者来说，弘讯电脑培训教程则提供了更专业的课程，帮助学员更好地掌握电脑的应用技巧和工具。

此外，弘讯电脑培训教程还提供了一些高级课程，针对专业领域的应用需求，让学员更深入掌握电脑技能。

二、如何选择培训机构选择一家好的培训机构，是学习弘讯电脑培训教程过程中的关键问题。

如何选择一家好的培训机构？首先要考虑培训机构的教学质量和师资力量，要找一家师资力量强、教学方式好、受到广泛认可的培训机构。

其次，要考虑培训机构的课程设置和人性化的服务，要选择一家课程设置合理、教学设备齐全、人性化服务好的培训机构。

最后，要考虑培训机构的口碑和学员评价，要了解学员的评价和评估，选择一家评价好、口碑佳、多年来一直得到学员认可的培训机构。

三、培训课程设置弘讯电脑培训教程设置的内容非常丰富，课程包括基础电脑知识、操作、办公自动化、网络、编程等多个方面。

根据学员的不同需求，可以选择一些基础课程，如：操作系统和网络安全等课程；也可以选择一些高级课程，如：大数据处理，云计算等课程；还可以选择一些工具操作类的课程，如：office办公自动化，建站与网络推广等课程。

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隨機附了內容詳盡的使用手冊，從中您可以獲取有關的產品介紹，使用方法等方面的知識，在您開始使用您的MP4隨身聽之前，請仔細閱讀我們隨機提供的所有資料，以便您能正確使用產品。

功能概述●高清晰真彩TFT彩屏顯示●支援MP3、WMA、WAV、FLAC等音樂格式●支援MPEG-4(AVI)、RMVB 、RM視頻格式，全螢幕播放顯示，外音喇叭播放●支援插卡功能，TF卡128M/256M/512M/1GB/2GB/4G●支援高清晰JPEG和GIF格式圖片流覽，並支援邊聽音樂邊看圖片●數位錄音，A-B複讀功能●節能設定，亮度可自由調整，自定義關機時間●音質表現突出，支援3D音效環繞效果，可自定義EQ●多種播放模式：單曲一次、單曲重複、全部一次、全部重複、試聽、順序播放、隨機播放●支援20國語言●USB2.0高速傳輸，傳輸速率可達3M/S●支援電子書閱讀，並支援邊聽音樂邊閱讀電子書，帶書簽功能●支援遊戲功能●自由變換桌面背景●具秒錶功能注意事項安全及使用◆請勿在多塵、潮濕、高溫、磁性很強的環境下使用及存放本機。

在游泳池、浴室、廚房等環境中使用時，請格外注意。

請勿將任何液體倒入或沾濕本機。

◆外出攜帶本機，特別是跑步等劇烈運動時，請將本機牢固的固定在身上，以免從高處跌落或被重物所壓，而造成本機音質下降，甚至損壞。

◆使用USB連接線連接電腦時，請正確的插入方向，否則USB連線倒插會引起電腦故障或本機故障。

◆在本機和電腦連接進行通訊時，不要隨意扭動USB連線，以免資料中斷影響正常操作，而導致資料存取毀損。

◆在解除本機與電腦的連接前，先點擊電腦桌面右下角的USB圖示安全移除，再拔出USB連接線，這樣會減少電腦和本機出現錯誤。

◆當本機放置不用時，請卸下所有電源(例：電池、連接電腦)。

◆此MP3隨身聽為電子數位機器，如有電源不穩(連接電腦或電池)的現象及操作不當，可能會導致資料遺失。

在此強烈建議您將重要資料備份。

本公司對於任何資料遺失所造成的損失或賠償恕難負責。

六、其它条件及功能选择：......................................七、温度设定 ..........................................................八、自动警报使用说明： .........................................九.模具读取及存储...................................................十、参数 .................................................................10-1参数1 ............................................... 10-2参数2 ............................................... 10-3参数3 ...............................................十一、归零资料画面 ................................................十二、版本/日期/时间设定画面............................. 十三、输出入检测...................................... 十四、系统压力检测画面................................... 十五、输出/输入检测分配.................................. 十六、参数表 ............................................十八、机械手装设使用说明...................................... 附件一: ....................................................................一．操作面板使用说明：1-1.萤幕键盘：●键盘使用注意事项:如果设定的数字超过最大值(例如:压力140,流量99),游标将停止在该栏内不动,请重新输入。

PX255Standard HMI Controller & Software ManualStandard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd.9F, No.529 Chung Cheng RoadHsin-Tien City, Taipei HsienTaiwan, R.O.C.M8A HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 2 PrefaceThis Controller & Software Manual for the Techmation M10C HMI Series (Standard Version) consists of two parts, the Operations Manual and the Reference Manual.Please refer to the Operations Manual for exact instructions on how to set up and program the machine‟s clamping unit, injection unit, production monitor and the printing and networking functions.For a detailed explanation of the HMI panel and panel keys as well as for the various HMI display screens please use the Reference Manual.Warning: For safety precautions and general machine operation and maintenance you must refer to the machine manufacturer‟s manual. This is essential to avoid serious injury to the machine operator and to prevent damage to the machine. Changing the machine setup and settings without proper care and knowledge can lead to damage to the machine.Liability: Techmation assumes no liability in any form for machine operation in connection with the use of this manual. It is your responsibility to ensure safe machine operations. Never operate the machine without proper tra ining and instructions. Read both manuals first (the machine manufacturer‟s manual and Techmations‟s Controller & Software manual) before attempting any operation of the machine .Please note that the information in this manual is subject to change without notice.For any further information, spare parts & services, documentation & product updates, general inquiries etc., please contact us at the following address:Techmation Co., Ltd.9F, No. 529, Chung Cheng RoadHsin-Tien City, TaipeiTaiwan, R.O.C.Phone: +886-2-2218 1686Fax: +886-2-2218 1766E-mail: t echtp@We hope you will find this manual helpful for your machine operations. In order to help us improve our products and documentation we encourage you to provide us with any feedback and suggestions for improvement you might have.This document remains our property and must not be copied without our written consent. Its contents may neither be made known to third parties nor be used for non-approved purposes. This manual is for internal use only.Copyright © 2000 by Techmation Co., Ltd., Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.CM10C HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTable of ContentsPreface (2)1.Operations Manual (5)1.1Clamping Unit Setup (5)1.1.1Mould Height Adjustment (5)1.1.2Mold Closing and Mold Protection (6)1.1.3Mold Opening (7)1.1.4Ejector (8)1.1.5Air Blast (9)1.1.6Core(s) (10)1.2Injection Unit Setup (11)1.2.1Nozzle/Injection Unit (11)1.2.2Injection and Hold Pressure (12)1.2.3Charge (Plasticizing) and Suck-Back (13)1.2.4Heater (14)1.3Production Monitor Setup (15)1.4Other Functions and Settings (17)2.Control Panel (HMI) (18)2.1Control Panel and Keys (19)2.1.1Machine Control Panel Keys (19)2.1.2Machine Operating Mode Keys (20)2.1.3Mold Height Adjustment (20)2.1.4Manual Operation Mode Keys (21)2.1.5Mold Adjustment Keys (25)2.1.6Data Entry Keys (26)2.1.7Numerical Keys (26)2.1.8Text Input Keys (26)2.1.9Input Dialog Box Confirm/Cancel Keys (27)2.1.10Screen Selection Keys (28)2.2HMI Display (28)2.2.1Screen Selection (29)2.3Control Panel (29)2.4Clamp Settings (31)2.4.1Clamp open/close setting (31)2.4.2Clamp set (32)2.4.3Clamp PAR1 (33)2.5Injectio (34)2.5.1Injection Settings (34)2.5.2Inject Set (35)2.5.3Injection Settings Profile (36)2.5.4Injection Settings Profile (38)2.6Ejection (39)2.6.1Ejector Settings (39)2.6.2Air Blast Settings (40)2.7Core Settings (40)2.7.1Core A/B (41)2.7.2Core C/D (42)2.7.3Core FUNC (41)2.7.4Core PARA (43)2.8Nozzle Settings (42)Techmation Co., Ltd. 3M8A HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 4 2.8.1 Nozzle/Mold Adjustmen (42)2.8.2 Nozzle/Mold FUNC (43)2.8.3 Nozzle/Mold PARA (43)2.9 Temperature Control (44)2.9.1 Temperature set (44)2.9.2 Temperature Settings (44)2.9.3 Temperature func (45)2.9.4 Temperature para (46)2.9.5 Heater Presetting (46)2.10 F ast set (46)2.11 A larm/Error Message Display Screen (48)2.12 M onitoring Settings (Automatic Alarm) (49)2.12.1 Monitoring Settings 1 (49)2.12.2 Monitoring Settings 2/3 (Production Parameter Comparison) (51)2.13 T ransducer Zero Point Reset (53)2.14 I /O Channel Diagnostics (54)2.14.1 Input Channel Diagnostics (PB) (54)2.14.2 Output Channel Diagnostics (PC) (55)2.14.3 I/O Channel Reassignment (56)2.14.4 Mold Set Database (57)2.14.5 Mold Save (58)2.14.6 Mold Read (59)2.14.7 Mold Delete (60)2.14.8 System Settings (61)2.15 V ersion (61)2.16 S ystem Parameter (62)2.16.1 System set (62)2.16.2 Data Base (63)2.16.3 System Reset (63)2.16.4 Other set (64)2.16.5 DA Adjutment ............................................................................................. 65 3. I/O Channel Index . (65)3.1 Input Channels (66)3.2 Output Channels (66)3.3 Parameter Index (67)3.3.1 Parameter 1 (67)3.3.2 Parameter 2 ................................................................................................. 71 4. Alarm/Error Message Index ........................................................................................ 74 5. Robot Installation (Optional) (77)M10C HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 51. Operations ManualThe instructions within the Operations Manual assume that you are familiar with the HMI panel keys and the various HMI display screens. If you are not or you are looking for more information on any of the keys or display screens please refer to the appropriate section within the Reference Manual.1.1 Clamping Unit SetupWhen changing the mold follow the machine manufacturer‟s instr uctions at all times to avoid the possibility of serious injuries to the machine operators.After changing the mold you have to ensure that the mold and the nozzle/injection unit are properly aligned to avoid damage to the machine. In addition, you need to make sure all necessary hose connections to the mold have been properly established and the mold has been mounted securely.1.1.1Mould Height AdjustmentBefore installing the mold use the Mold Adjustment keys to adjust for mold thickness and to advance or retract core(s) if necessary.Press the Reduced Mold Height Adjustment Key to roughly adjust for a reduced mold height (reduced distance between moving and static platen) or the Increased Mold Height Adjustment Key to roughly adjust for an increased mold height (increased distance between moving and static platen).For continues platen movement press and hold the key. The platen will move slightly and stop. Keep thekey pressed and after a one-second delay the platenwill start to move continuously. Release the key tostop platen movement. If you press the key andrelease it immediately, the platen will move slightlyand stop, allowing for micro adjustments. You canrepeat this operation until the moving platen has reached the desired position.Turn the machine off and install the new mold.Once you have finished the installation of the newmold, close the safety gate, turn on the machine andpress the Manual Mold Height Adjustment On/OffKey once to activate the Manual Mold HeightAdjustment mode. Switch the HMI display to theOther Settings screen by pressing F7 (Other 1). Thisscreen allows you to change the speed and pressuresettings after the mold has been changed. If necessary,adjust the pressure, speed and position settings for thenew mold or load the mold set data.After adjusting the settings press the Manual MoldHeight Adjustment On/Off key again to close themold. While closing the mold the controller willexecute an automatic mold height adjustment until thenew settings are reached. Once the automaticadjustment has finished all machine operations willstop and the alarm will sound. This indicates that youcan now switch back to manual or automaticoperation modes. Please note that for safety reasons you have to switch to Manual mode first by pressing either the Manual Mold Height Adjustment On/Off key or the Manual key. If you wish to use any other mode, please change to the desired mode after you have switched to Manual mode.If you encounter any problems during the mold height adjustment press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.M8A HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 61.1.2Mold Closing and Mold ProtectionMold closing is executed in three phases: High Speed closing, Low Speed closing and High Pressure closing. For optimum productivity mold closing should be executed as fast as possible. However, to avoid damage to the mold and/or machine it is important to use correct settings to ensure appropriate mold protection. For this reason pay particular attention to the Slow Speed phase.Press the Manual key to activate the Manual mode.Switch the HMI display to the Clamp Settings screenby pressing F2 (Clamp).Set the Mold Opening Stroke . The Mold OpeningStroke is measured from the closed mold. Thereforethe Mold Opening Stroke position is “0” when the mold is in its closed position.Next enter the desired hydraulic speed and pressure settings for the three mold closing phases. You have to ensure that the settings allow for a smooth, jerk-free movement of the mold.Set the hydraulic speed for the Low Speed phase low enough to avoid damage to the mold in case a jammed part has remained in the mold. For the samereason set the lowest hydraulic pressure possible.To avoid damage to the mold the transition point forswitching between High Speed and Low Speed phaseshould be set before the position where the mold could come into possible contact with a jammed part. The transition point for switching from the LowSpeed to the High Pressure phase should be set atthe position where both parts of the mold are startingto touch to initiate the high pressure mold lock-up. To accelerate mold closing you can activate the differential high-speed mold closing option for theHigh Speed closing phase.After setting all mold closing parameters execute mold closing in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the mold closing adjustment press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.M10C HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 71.1.3Mold OpeningMold opening is divided into three phases. The initial Slow Speed opening, an intermediate High Speed phase and a final Low Speed phase to slow down the mold before the opening end position is reached.Press the Manual key to activate the Manual mode. Switch the HMI display to the Clamp Settings screenby pressing F2 (Clamp).Verify the Mold Opening Stroke and adjust if necessary. The Mold Opening Stroke is measured from the closed mold. Therefore the Mold OpeningStroke position is “0” when the mold is in its closedposition.Next, enter the desired hydraulic speed and pressure settings for the three mold opening phases. You haveto ensure that the settings allow for a smooth, jerk-free movement of the mold.Set the hydraulic speed for the initial Low Speed phase low enough to allow for a smooth separation of the part from the mold.Adjust the transition point for switching from theinitial Low Speed phase to the intermediate High Speed phase accordingly. The transition point setting for switching from theintermediate High Speed phase to the second LowSpeed phase should allow the mold to slow downsufficiently before reaching the end position of the Mold Opening Stroke. This is necessary to avoid possible damage to the machine.In case you want to use a robot to retrieve the moldproduct at the end of the mold opening/production cycle you need to set the Auto Cycle Delay Time . Enter the time to elapse between the end of mold opening and the beginning of mold closing(indicating the start of the next production cycle).After setting all mold opening parameters execute mold opening in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the mold opening adjustment press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.M8A HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 8 1.1.4EjectorThe ejector can be operated in three different modes to knock the finished product out of the mold at the end of mold opening. You can choose between the Hold , Count Number and the Vibration modes.The Hold mode is used during semi-automatic operation. The ejector moves forward according to the ejector settings and the product is dropped or taken out. After the safety gate has been opened and closed the next cycle will start.In Count Number mode the ejector is activated according to the Ejector and Ejection Count settings. This mode is usually used for automatic machine operation. It does not require the opening and closing of the safety door to continue the production cycle.If you use the Vibration mode the ejector movement is controlled by the Ejector and Ejection Count settings with the ejector vibrating at the end of the forward movement according to the Vibration setting set in the Parameter 2 screen (setting No. 6) before retracting again.Press the Manual key to activate the Manual mode.Switch the HMI display to the Ejection Settings screen by pressing F5 (Eject).First, set the Ejection Mode and Count. Please note,if you want to deactivate the ejector you can do soby setting the Ejection Count to “0”.The Eject Try Again function is used for the Photo Sensor auto operation mode. If the mold product cannot be knocked out completely, the alarm willsound and the ejector will be activated again. If themold product is then successfully knocked out themachine will resume normal operation; otherwise it will stop for trouble shooting.If the mold product has not been knocked outsuccessfully while in Photo Sensor auto operationmode and the Eject Try Again function is not activated, the alarm will sound and the machine will stop for ejection trouble shooting.The initial ejection is divided into two phases thatcan be controlled separately. Set the pressure, speed and transition position individually for each phase.Next, set the pressure and speed for the backwardmovement. The Backward Delay time allows you toset the time the ejector will stay in the forward end position before it is retracted.In addition, set the Backward end position for theejector retraction between repeated activation (in case of multiple ejector activation). Please note, the Backward end position is relative to the absoluteretraction end position that is used after final ejectoractivation and determined by the transducer zeropoint setting. If you require additional cooling of the mold product after mold opening, set the Ejector Activation DelayTime accordingly.After setting all ejection parameters activate the ejector in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the ejection set-up press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.M10C HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 91.1.5Air BlastThe machine provides an air blast ejection option for the moving platen as well as for the stationary platen.Press the Manual key to activate the Manual mode. Switch the HMI display to the Ejection Settingsscreen by pressing F5 (Eject).First, set the Activation Time (duration of air blast) for each platen.Set then the corresponding Activation Position atwhich you want to activate the air blast. The Activation Position refers to the mold position (reached during mold opening) at which the air blastis activated.If necessary, set the Delay Time for activating the airblast (after the Activation Position has been reached)according to your preferences. In case you require additional cooling of the mold product after mold opening, set the Delay Time forthe air blast activation accordingly.After setting all air blast parameters activate the air blast in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the air blast set-up press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.M8A HMI Controller & Software Manual, Standard VersionTechmation Co., Ltd. 101.1.6Core(s)Depending on your setup your machine may be equipped with up to 3 cores (A, B and C). Each core is controlled separately. When setting up the core(s), you need pay close attention to make sure the settings will not cause damage to the core(s) and/or the mold. Since the cores are freely programmable it is impossible for the controller to prevent all possible settings errors.The two graphs on the right side of the Core Settings screen indicate the core movement in relation to mold closing (top) and opening (bottom).Press the Manual key to activate the Manual Mode .Switch the HMI display to the Core Settings screenby pressing F6 (Cores).First, choose for each core either the Core Mode ifyou want to use a regular core that is moved in andretracted hydraulically or the Unscrew Mode if yourmold requires threads created by unscrewing the inserted core. If the core is not needed set the Function value to “0”.Next, select the desired Control Mode to control thecore movement. In Core Mode you can use either Cycle Control or Time Control . In Unscrew Mode you can use Time Control or Count Control .Using Cycle Control allows you to control the coremovements by limit switches for end-position control (for insertion and retraction). At the pre-set point during the production cycle the core(s) will move in/out until the limit switch controlled end-position is reached. Please make sure the limitswitches are activated since deactivated switcheswill cause the machine to stop (if Cycle Control isselected). Time Control uses time settings for core insertion and retraction. At the pre-set position during theproduction cycle the core(s) are moved in/out for theset period of time. Therefore core movement (travel)is not controlled by end-position but by time. As aresult you will not be able to rely on the protectionof limit switches.Accordingly, in Unscrew Mode the Time Control is used to set the time core unscrewing is activated (e.g. for creating threads).Count Control uses the pre-set number of revolutions to control the unscrewing of the core at the set position during mold opening. To use Count Control you have to make sure a photo sensor for counting the revolutions is installed on the core driving gear.Please note that Count Control allows for higher precision than Time Control .Set the Pressure , Speed , Activation Time , Unscrew Count (if used) and Position values for moving in and retracting each core according to your needs.Unique to Core A is the possibility to activate Core Unscrewing a second time (2nd Uns .) at the end of the mold opening cycle. Please note that the second unscrewing can only use Count Control .After setting all core parameters activate the core(s) in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the core set-up press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.1.2Injection Unit Setup1.2.1Nozzle/Injection UnitDepending your requirements you can set up the nozzle/injection unit to retract after injection has finished. The controller offers you 3 different modes to choose from if nozzle/injection unit retraction is needed.Press the Manual key to activate the Manual mode.Switch the HMI display to the Other Settings screenby pressing F7 (Other 1). Array First, set the Retraction Mode(Sprue Back). TheAfter Charge mode (A. Chg.) retracts thenozzle/injection unit after charging (plasticizing) isfinished. The Before Opening mode (B. Opn.)initiates nozzle/ injection unit retraction before moldopening starts. If you want to retract thenozzle/injection unit after injection has finishedchoose the After Injection mode (A. Inj.). Setting thevalue to “0” will cause the nozzle and injection unitto stay in place (no retraction).Next, set the hydraulic pressure for nozzle/injectionunit Advance. Enter the hydraulic speed settings forthe corresponding High and Low Speed phases of thenozzle/injection unit Advance. During the forwardmovement the High-Speed settings are used until theset End Position is reached. Thereafter thenozzle/injection unit will move forward using theLow-Speed settings, until it has reached the finalinjection position.Enter the End Position for the Advance movement toset the transition point between High and Low-Speed.It is important to allow for a safety margin of at least20mm between the set End Position and the actualcontact point of nozzle and mold (at which the nozzlestops its forward movement and the injection begins).If the End Position is set too close to the contact pointof nozzle and mold the nozzle might not slow downenough before touching the mold. The result could bedamage to mold and/or nozzle.Please note that a position setting of “0” refers to the position reached at the end of maximum nozzle/injection unit retraction. As a result the Advance End Position is always greater than “0”.After setting all nozzle/injection unit parameters activate the nozzle/injection unit in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the nozzle/injection unitset-up press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.Techmation Co., Ltd.111.2.2 Injection and Hold PressureDepending on your machine set-up the Injection process is divided into 1 - 4 phases and Hold Pressure into 1 - 3 phases. The corresponding pressure - position graph of the current injection settings and the real-time values achieved during the current Injection/Hold Pressure cycle are display in the Injection Settings Profile. Press F4 (Profile) to access the Injection Settings Profile screen for a review of your settings.Activate the Manual Mode by pressing the Manualkey. Switch the HMI display to the Injection Settings Array screen by pressing F3 (Inject).First, choose the Hold Pressure Transition Mode.Ifthe Time mode is used the controller will switch toHold Pressure after the set injection time haselapsed. In case the Position mode has been selectedthe controller will switch to Hold Pressure after thelast set injection position has been reached. However,the set time is used as a backup to initiate the HoldPressure phase if for some reason the set transitionposition cannot be reached.Please note that you should always set the time limithigher than the usually required injection time. Thisavoids poor molding results due to possible resignfluidity variations (poor fluidity could require alonger than usual injection time). The transitionbetween each Hold Pressure phase is controlled bythe corresponding time settings and is not affectedby the Hold Pressure Transition Mode settings.It is possible to use a combination of pressure andtime settings to control the injection process bysetting the position value for the transition fromInjection to Pressure Hold to zero. In this case thefinal position will never be reached and the pre-setinjection time will be used as a backup. However,doing so will disable the monitoring of the currentinjection data and as a result you will not be able touse the injection cushion for monitoring the injectionprocess. Please refer to the Monitor Settings 1section of the reference manual for more informationon monitoring options.Next, set the hydraulic pressure and speed for eachof the Injection and Hold Pressure phases.Enter the Position settings for each of the Injection phases and the Time settings for each of the Hold Pressure phases.If cooling is needed at the end of Injection/Hold Pressure and before Charge (Plasticizing)/Suck-Back is initiated set the desired Delay Time before Charge value accordingly.After setting all Injection/Hold Pressure parameters activate Injection and Hold Pressure in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the Injection/HoldPressure set-up press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.12Techmation Co., Ltd.1.2.3Charge (Plasticizing) and Suck-BackCharge (Plasticizing) is divided into three phases. You can set the Backpressure and Speed for each phase individually. Suck-back is initiated at the end of Charge (Plasticizing) if required.Press the Manual key to activate the Manual mode. Array Switch the HMI display to the Injection Settingsscreen by pressing F3 (Inject).First, set the Charge (Plasticizing) values forBackpressure and Speed individually for each phase.Next, enter the Positions for the transition betweenthe three Charge (Plasticizing) phases.Choose the Suck-Back mode. Depending on theselected mode, Suck-Back will be controlled using thePosition or Time setting. Choose the value “0” forPosition contr ol and the value “1” for Time control.In addition, enter the Suck-back Speed andPosition/Time values. The same input field (below theSuck-Back Pressure and Speed settings) is used forboth, the Time and the Position settings. The fieldlabel will change according to the selected mode toindicate the required value.Set the Suck-back Position/Time value to “0” if noSuck-back is needed.If cooling is needed at the end of Injection/HoldPressure and before Charge (Plasticizing)/Suck-Backis initiated set the desired Delay Time before Chargevalue accordingly.In case cooling is needed after the completion ofCharge (Plasticizing)/Suck-Back and before the moldis opened enter the desired Cooling Time.After setting all Charge (Plasticizing)/Suck-Back parameters activate Charge (Plasticizing) and Suck-Back in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during theCharge (Plasticizing)/Suck-Back set-up press the Manual key for an emergency reset to stop the operation.Techmation Co., Ltd.131.2.4HeaterDepending on your machine set-up the barrel heater of the injection unit is equipped with up to 9 barrel heating zones. The temperature, cushion and timer is controlled separately for each of the barrel‟s heater bands. The right hand graph shows the current (actual) and set temperature for each barrel heating zone.Activate the Manual Mode by pressing the Manualkey. Switch the HMI display to the TemperatureSettings screen by pressing F8 (Temp). Array First, set the Temperature Mode(Keep Warm).Choose “0” if you want to keep the temperaturealways in the pre-set range regardless of the machineoperation. If set to “1” the heater will keep the barreltemperature at half the pre-set temperature duringtimes of inactivity.Next, set the temperature for the different barrelheating zones. The field below (Act. State) gives youa quick indication on the current heater status for thecorresponding barrel heating zone. The * indicatesthe current temperature is within the set range(cushion). The + indicates the current temperature isbelow the set range (cushion) and the heater hasbeen activated. The - indicates the currenttemperature is exceeding the set value and as a resultthe heater has been turned off.Please note that the heater will be turned offimmediately once the current temperature exceedsthe set value. For current temperatures below the setvalue heater activation depends on the setTemperature Cushion.To adjust the Temperature Cushion, please press F5(Para. 2) to go to the Parameter 2 screen. Adjust thecorresponding values within the second column. Acushion value of “20” for example would activatethe heater once the current temperature has droppedmore than 20º C below the set value.If you want to use the Timer for barrel pre-heating set the Timer Mode to “1” otherwise disable it by entering “0”. To program the barrel heater band activation set the time and day individually for each barrel heating zone.In case of temperature related malfunctions a “977”, …988” or “999” will be displayed in the Real Value field. A “977” refers to either a disconnected or malfunctioning D/A Temperature Card. The value “988”identifies either a problem with the Thermal Wire Interface or the corresponding Temperature Sensor. In case the current temperature is exceeding the normal temperature range (the current temperature is above 450º C) the value “999” will be displayed.After setting all Heater parameters run the machine in Manual Mode to check for optimum machine performance. If you encounter any problems during the Heater set-up press the Manual key for anemergency reset to stop the operation.14Techmation Co., Ltd.。

TX-850/850F03 type(TX-850-03-V1.90)July 22, 2002 [TX850-03] ORN-003Uniwell TX-850 TX-850F type 03 operation ManualCONTENTSRefer to the separate User's manual for the specifications, installation, display and screen layout.1.FUNCTION BUTTON LIST (1)2.CLERK OPERATIONS (3)2-1.Clerk systems (3)2-2.Signing on a clerk (3)a)Using hard clerk buttons (3)b)Using secret clerk codes (3)c)Using clerk card (4)d)Using iButton (4)2-3.Signing off a clerk (4)2-4.Assign HARD CLERK buttons in X key position [SF-21.C] (4)2-5.Clerk sign-on screen (5)2-6.Clerk log-on/off - time and attendance operation (6)a)Clerk Log-on/off Operation on Normal Screen (non clerk sign-on screen) (6)b)Clerk Log-on/off Operation on Clerk Sign-on Screen (7)2-7.Clerk training mode (9)3.PLU SALES OPERATIONS (10)3-1.PLU registration (10)a)Hard PLU buttons / Scanner (10)b)Coded PLUs (10)3-2.Look up PLU buttons (11)3-3.PLU multiplication (11)a)Hard PLU buttons / Scanner (11)b)Coded PLUs (12)c)Look up PLUs (12)d)4-digit multiplication (13)3-4.Manual price entry (14)a)Hard PLU buttons / Scanner (14)b)Coded PLUs (15)c)Look up PLUs (15)3-5.Prices (16)a)How to change price levels (16)b)How to change price within each level (16)3-6.PLU modifiers (half / double, small / large, or programmable value) (17)3-7.PLU menu levels (18)3-8.Price inquiry (display only) (19)3-9.Single item (19)plimentary PLUs (20)3-11.Coupon PLUs (21)3-12.Special PLUs (22)3-13.Cooking instructions (25)a)By linking them directly to specified PLUs in programming (SP-122 PLUs: COOK = 1~20) (25)b) By pressing a COOKING 1 ~ 64 buttons (SP-122 PLUs: COOK = 0) (25)c) Cooking instruction group 1 is listed by pressing COOKING MESSAGE (SP-122 PLUs: COOK = 0) (26)d) Manual cooking message entry by pressing MANUAL COOKING button (26)3-14.Condiments (27)3-15.Automatic link PLUs (expanded Look Up PLU function) (29)a) Chained up to 40 PLUs [SF-20.E=YES, PF-04.F=YES] (29)b) One link PLU (unchained) [SF-20.E=NO, PF-04.F=YES] (31)3-16.Set menu - Course (expanded Look Up PLU function) (32)3-17.Topping (expanded Look Up PLU function) (36)a) Selectable topping lists - by pressing one of Look Up PLU buttons (36)b) Pre-programmed topping list - automatic topping list (37)3-18.Take out / Eat in system with Combo menu (expanded Look Up PLU function) (38)a) Eat on/Take out operation (39)b) Eat in/Take out operation with Price Level Shift (39)c) Eat in/Take out operation with Combo Menu (41)d) Mode selection for take-out system (42)e) Kitchen Printer for take-out and delivery items (42)f) Automatic tax shift in take-out system (43)g) Grouped PLU report used as Eat in/Take out/Delivery sales report (44)3-19.Mix & Match (46)a) Programming Contents (46)b) Operation Samples (47)c) Mix & Match Report (53)d) Operational Restrictions (55)4.OTHER FUNCTIONS (56)4-1.No sale (56)4-2.Item correction (CR) (57)4-3.Void (58)4-4.Refund (59)4-5.Non-add number (Message Entry) (60)4-6.Tip (61)4-7.Amount discount (62)a) Preset amount discount (62)b) Manual amount discount (62)4-8.Adjustments (63)4-9.Percentages (64)a)Preset percentage on subtotal (64)b)Manual percentage on subtotal (64)c)Item discount / add-on charge (65)4-10.Repeat transaction (65)4-11.Media (66)a)Tendering (Closing methods) (66)b)Preset tender (66)c)Special media (67)d)Pre-payment (partial payment) media for track operation (68)e)Card payment with EFT terminal (69)4-12.Euro currency (70)4-13.Foreign currency (71)4-14.Paid out (72)4-15.Deposit (73)a)Deposit in (73)b)Deposit out (74)4-16.Persons (75)4-17.Track systems (Billing systems) (77)a) Characteristics (77)b) Operation Sequence --- same for both bill and table number systems (78)c) Split Bill - Item Transfer [SF-37.E=NO] (86)Split Bill for Multiplied Items (88)d) Track Transfer (91)e) Clerk Track Transfer (92)f) Floating Track (98)g) Program Options for Track Systems (98)4-18.Seat number assignment (100)a) Seat assignment - assigning seat numbers to each person (100)b) Seat change - changing seat numbers on registered items (101)c) Seat transfer - splitting seats to another transaction (102)d) Notes (104)4-19.Tax system (105)a) Tax System Outline (105)b) Automatic Tax Exemption --- only for add-on tax items calculated by add-on tax method (107)c) Manual Tax Exemption --- only for add-on tax items calculated by add-on tax method (108)d) Tax Shift --- for add-on tax system and VAT system (110)e) Program Options (112)4-20.Ticket system (113)4-21.Customer file (115)a) Customer file addition during registration [SF-109.G=NO] (116)b) Broadcast customer file [SF-87.A=YES] (118)c) Customer file pick-up methods during registration (119)d) Picked up customer file cancellation during registration (121)e) Picked up customer file checking during registration (122)f) Limitations for customer file function (122)g) Customer name printed in header (122)4-22.Server number (123)4-23.Room system (124)4-24.Loyalty system (124)4-25.Cash declaration (125)4-26.2nd page on main screen (REG mode) (126)4-27.Automatic Order Number (127)bor Cost (128)a) Programming Contents (128)b) Setup (133)c) X/Z-20 Labor Cost Report (134)d) Labor Cost Report Sample (135)4-29.Scale function (140)a) Programming Contents (140)b) Registration of Scalable Items (142)c) Registration of Scalable Items with Tare Weight Entry (144)d) Print/Display of Scalable Item Registration (146)e) Refund of Scalable Item Registration (147)5.PRINT FUNCTION (149)5-1.Types of printer (149)5-2.Flexible receipt printing (149)5-3.Graphic logo (149)5-4.Receipt on/off (149)5-5.Direct sales print (149)5-6.Media prints the signature line (150)5-7.Buffer print system (150)5-8.Subtotal bills (151)5-9.Final checkout bills (151)5-10.Order (kitchen) printer (152)5-11.Slip printer (153)5-12.Cheque printing by slip printer TP-620 (153)MUNICATION (154)7.REPORTING (155)7-1.X/Z reports (155)7-2.Electronic Journal Function (EJF) (156)7-3.Program Dump Reports (156)7-4.Report List (157)7-5.IRC Report List (158)8.WARNING MESSAGE (159)This is a “Table of Contents preview” for quality assuranceThe full manual can be found at /estore/catalog/ We also offer free downloads, a free keyboard layout designer, cable diagrams, free help andsupport. : the biggest supplier of cash register and scale manuals on the net。

弘讯对讲机说明书篇一：标题:弘讯对讲机说明书正文:弘讯对讲机是一款高性能、低功耗的对讲机,适用于各种通信场景。

本说明书详细介绍了弘讯对讲机的基本信息、使用方法、维护保养等内容,帮助用户更好地使用和维护弘讯对讲机。

一、基本信息1. 品牌:弘讯2. 型号:GXX-H3. 尺寸:210mm x 140mm x 55mm4. 重量:550g5. 功率:20W6. 频段:800MHz-1800MHz7. 通话距离:室内1-5公里,室外5-20公里8. 防水等级:IP67二、使用方法1. 安装:将弘讯对讲机插入电源适配器,然后将电源适配器插入电脑USB接口。

2. 连接:将弘讯对讲机与电脑连接,通过软件进行配对。

3. 操作:使用弘讯对讲机内置的显示屏进行通话、设置、菜单操作等。

4. 维护保养:定期将弘讯对讲机进行清洁,检查天线、电池、外壳等部件是否完好,更换需要更换的部件。

三、维护保养1. 避免摔打和碰撞,以免损坏对讲机的部件。

2. 避免进水和受潮,防止短路和损坏。

3. 避免使用不当,例如长时间通话、超频等,影响对讲机的性能。

4. 定期更换电池,保证对讲机的续航时间。

四、使用场景1. 室内通信:弘讯对讲机适用于室内通信,如商业、商业场所、会议室等。

2. 室外通信:弘讯对讲机适用于室外通信,如公路、机场、城市街道等。

3. 手持通信:弘讯对讲机也适用于手持通信,如手持电话、手机等。

五、扩展1. 软件支持:弘讯对讲机支持多种软件,如DIY固件、官方固件等,用户可以根据自己的需求进行软件升级和下载。

2. 通信模式:弘讯对讲机支持多种通信模式,如单频、集群、混频等,用户可以根据自己的需求进行模式设置。

3. 防水等级:弘讯对讲机的防水等级为IP67,可以适用于各种户外活动和场合。

篇二：标题:弘讯对讲机说明书正文:本说明书适用于弘讯对讲机的用户和使用者。

在本说明书中,我们将介绍弘讯对讲机的基本结构、使用方法、常见问题以及安全注意事项等内容。

七、温度设定 (13)八、自动警报使用说明： (14)九.模具读取及存储 (15)十、参数 (16)10-1参数1 (16)10-2参数2 (16)10-3参数3 (17)十一、归零资料画面 (17)十二、版本/日期/时间设定画面 (17)十三、输出入检测 (18)十四、系统压力检测画面 (18)十五、输出/输入检测分配 (18)十六、参数表 (20)十八、机械手装设使用说明 (30)附件一: (31)一．操作面板使用说明：1-1.萤幕键盘：*键盘使用注意事项:如果设定的数字超过最大值(例如:压力140 ,流量99),游标将停止在该栏内不动,请重新输入。

,重新输入正确资料。

1-2.资料设定的存储：一、料栏位输入数字正确,并且满格游标会自动索引到下一个资料栏位。

,选择下一设定栏位。

四、更换画面,将设定的资料存入暂存模组记忆体,以确保停电时,资料不会遗失。

五、如需将暂存的模组资料存入其它模组时请在手动状态下，使用模组储存功能来完成。

*键盘作为使用者与机器沟通的界面，而机器运行状态显示于操作画面中。

1-3、操作按键手动键:此键具有多项功能，除了使自动状态恢复为手动尚可做警报清除及不正常状况之清除，本即是一个还原键。

半自动键 :按下此键时，机器处于自动循环，每一循环开始，均需开关安全门一次，才能继续下一个循环。

电眼自动键 :按下此键时，机器处于自动循环，唯每一个循环结束时，于4秒内检查成品是否有掉落通过检出电眼，若无，代表成品还留在模内；此时，机器停止警报动作。

荧幕将显示“脱模失败”。

时间自动键 :按下此键时，机器进入全自动循环，除非有警报发生，否则机器在循环结束后，即进行下一个循环。

(此时检出电眼自动失效)注：凡由手动状态按下自动键转入自动操作时，均需开关安全门一次，确保模内无异物，才进行关模。

调模使用：本键提供两项功能，按第一次为粗调模，荧幕显示由手动切换为粗调模，在此状态下，调模进退才能动作，同时为了方便及安全装设模具，此时操作开关模、射出、储料、射退、座台进退的压力速度均使用内设的低压慢速，运动中也不随着位置变化而变换压力速度，但开模、储料及射退会随位置到达而停止，因此在装设模具时，请务必使用粗调模。

3、弘讯电脑基本知识目录：1、电源系统。

2、位置尺（A/D）的测量。

3、料筒（A/D）温度的测量和控制。

4、比例压力，流量（D/A）。

5、面板控制及显示器。

6、方向阀驱动及行程输入。

7、特殊中子功能8、使用U盘传程序方法9 常见电器故障分析一）电源系统AK580-M6C电源系统由以下4个部分组成：1、440W变压器，输入380V，输出0，110V，220V，110V 供给开关电源，220V，供交流接触器（加热，电机启动）2、T1015小变压器，~15V，0V，~15V，（蓝，灰，蓝）供电脑测量位置尺电源。

~10V，0V，~10V（黄，白，黄）供温度测量用电源3、开关电源A（0V，24V），供电脑自身主机，面板用电，及比例压力，流量。

4、开关电源B（HCOM，H24V），供接近开关，行程开关，及液压电磁阀用电。

故障分析：1、440W变压器故障判定按电工标准进行检验，输入输出是否符合标牌标准。

注：小变压器T1015，15V不得低于13.5V，10V不得低于7.5V，否则，可能会造成电子尺显示数据大范围波动，温度跳动不准。

2、若小变压器T1015无输出，则电脑显示位置检测不良，加热，电机不能启动，温度画面每一段实际温度显示为970。

3、开关电源A，若没输出，造成显示无，主机RUN红色指示灯不闪烁，无法开机。

4、开关电源B无，基本表现为：行程开关（PB）都无输入（PB=0），（PC）方向阀，及溢流阀不通电。

5、C6000，C7000电脑A，B电源根据实际的负载大小配置与机器锁模力，及机型有一定关联，开关电源型号有150W，240W，350W，500W，600W。

注240W，500W，600W的输入电压110V，220V，电源本身会自动调整，电源内的风扇会根据温度的升高自动打开冷却，若风扇坏，工作一段时间后，开关电源发热，造成停机。

二）位置尺（A/D）的测量1V G V为+10V，G为0V，S为信号端，Smin=0v,Smax=10v电子尺的内电阻一般为5K+10%，特殊也有3K，1K，10K。

七、温度设定 (13)八、自动警报使用说明： (14)九.模具读取及存储 (15)十、参数 (16)10-1参数1 (16)10-2参数2 (16)10-3参数3 (17)十一、归零资料画面 (17)十二、版本/日期/时间设定画面 (17)十三、输出入检测 (18)十四、系统压力检测画面 (18)十五、输出/输入检测分配 (18)十六、参数表 (20)十八、机械手装设使用说明 (30)附件一: (31)一．操作面板使用说明：1-1.萤幕键盘：●键盘使用注意事项:如果设定的数字超过最大值(例如:压力140 ,流量99),游标将停止在该栏内不动,请重新输入。

,重新输入正确资料。

1-2.资料设定的存储：一、料栏位输入数字正确,并且满格游标会自动索引到下一个资料栏位。

,选择下一设定栏位。

四、更换画面,将设定的资料存入暂存模组记忆体,以确保停电时,资料不会遗失。

五、如需将暂存的模组资料存入其它模组时请在手动状态下，使用模组储存功能来完成。

●键盘作为使用者与机器沟通的界面，而机器运行状态显示于操作画面中。

1-3、操作按键手动键:此键具有多项功能，除了使自动状态恢复为手动尚可做警报清除及不正常状况之清除，本即是一个还原键。

半自动键 :按下此键时，机器处于自动循环，每一循环开始，均需开关安全门一次，才能继续下一个循环。

电眼自动键 :按下此键时，机器处于自动循环，唯每一个循环结束时，于4秒内检查成品是否有掉落通过检出电眼，若无，代表成品还留在模内；此时，机器停止警报动作。

荧幕将显示“脱模失败”。

时间自动键 :按下此键时，机器进入全自动循环，除非有警报发生，否则机器在循环结束后，即进行下一个循环。

(此时检出电眼自动失效)注：凡由手动状态按下自动键转入自动操作时，均需开关安全门一次，确保模内无异物，才进行关模。

调模使用：本键提供两项功能，按第一次为粗调模，荧幕显示由手动切换为粗调模，在此状态下，调模进退才能动作，同时为了方便及安全装设模具，此时操作开关模、射出、储料、射退、座台进退的压力速度均使用内设的低压慢速，运动中也不随着位置变化而变换压力速度，但开模、储料及射退会随位置到达而停止，因此在装设模具时，请务必使用粗调模。

– 1 –– 2 – – 3 –V2416A Series Quick Installation GuideEdition 2.1, April 2017OverviewThe V2416A-C2 uses the Intel® Celeron® 1047UE processor and the V2416A-C7 uses the Intel® Core™ i7-3517UE processor. Both models feature 4 RS-232/422/485 serial ports, dual 10/100/1000 Mbps LAN ports, 3 USB 2.0 hosts, and 2 CFast sockets. The computers provide 2 DVI-I outputs, making them particularlywell-suited for industrial applications such as rolling stock, SCADA, and automation systems.Most importantly, the V2416A computers come with 2hot-swappable storage trays for additional storage media, such as hard disks or solid-state drives. The hot swap support makesstorage replacement convenient, fast, and easy, and each storage tray has its own LED to indicate whether or not a storage module is plugged into the V2416A.Package ChecklistBefore installing your V2416A computer, verify that the package contains the following items: • V2416A series embedded computer • Wall-mounting kit• 8 screws for hot-swappable HDD trays • 8 HDD soft washers• 2 keys for hot-swappable HDD trays• Documentation and software CD or DVD • Quick installation guide (printed) •Warranty cardNOTE: If any of the above items are missing or damaged, notify your sales representative.V2416A Panel Layout V2416A Front ViewV2416A Rear ViewLED IndicatorsThe following table describes the LED indicators located on the front and rear panels of the V2416A.LED Name LED Color LED Function Power Green Power is on and functioning normallyOff Power is off or power error existsStorage Yellow CFast card/HDD/SSD is transmitting dataOff CFast card/HDD/SSD is not transmittingdataLAN (1 or 2) Green 100 Mbps Ethernet modeYellow 1000 Mbps Ethernet mode Off 10 Mbps or no activityTX (P1-P4) Green Serial port is transmitting dataOff Serial port is not transmitting dataRX (P1-P4) Yellow Serial port is receiving dataOff Serial port is not receiving dataL1/L2 Green Disk is inserted correctly into storage trayBlinking Disk is ready to be removed Off Storage tray is emptyInstalling the V2416AThe V2416A can be DIN-rail mounted, wall mounted, or VESA mounted. Some mounting kits may need to be purchased separately. Refer to the V2416A Hardware User’s Manual for detailed installation instructions.Connector DescriptionPower ConnectorConnect the 12 to 48 VDC LPS or Class 2 power line to V2416A’s M12 A-coded power connector. If the power is supplied properly, the Power LED will light up. The OS is ready when the Ready LED glows a solid green.Grounding the V2416AGrounding and wire routing help limit the effects of noise due to electromagnetic interference (EMI). Run the ground connection from the ground screw to the grounding surface prior to connecting the power.DVI-I OutputsThe V2416A comes with 2 DVI-I female connectors for the DVI display. The DVI output interfaces are located on the front panel of the product. Be sure to use the correct cable to connect the computer to the display.– 4 –– 5 –– 6 –/supportThe Americas: +1-714-528-6777 (Toll-free: 1-888-669-2872)Europe: +49-89-3 70 03 99-0 Asia-Pacific: +886-2-8919-1230India: +91-80-4172-9088 China: +86-21-5258-9955 (Toll-free: 800-820-5036)2017 Moxa Inc. All rights reserved.CFast SlotThe V2416A has 2 CFast sockets. One slot is located on the front panel for OS storage and the other slot is located inside the V2416A for backup storage. Both slots support CFast Type-I/II with DMA mode.To install an OS CFast card, remove the outer cover and insert the CFast card in the socket. When finished, push the cover into the socket and refasten the screws.To install a CFast card for backup storage, purchase a CFast card through Moxa’s CTO* service. Refer to the V2416A datasheet for more information.*CTO = Configure to order USB HostsThe V2416A has one USB port with an M12 D-coded connector on the front panel, and two USB ports with type-A connectors on the rear panel. These USB ports can be used to connect flash disks for storing large amounts of data.Hot-swappable Storage TraysThe V2416A computers have two slots for additional storage media. Both slots support hot swapping for convenient, fast, and easy storage expansion. Refer to the Hardware User’s Manual for detailed storage installation.To eject a storage unit, first press the hot-swap button for that tray. When the LED starts to blink, unfasten the two screws for the corresponding storage tray, rotate the lock counterclockwise using the key provided in the package, and then pull out the hot-swappable storage tray. Ethernet PortsTwo 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports using M12 X-codedconnectors are located on the front panel. The pin assignments are shown below:Serial PortsThe serial ports use DB9 connectors. Each port can be configured by software for RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485. The pin assignments for the ports are shown in the following table: Pin RS-232 RS-422 RS-485 (4-wire) RS-485(2-wire)1 DCD TxDA(-) TxDA(-) –2 RxD TxDB(+) TxDB(+) –3 TxD RxDB(+) RxDB(+) DataB(+)4 DTR RxDA(-) RxDA(-) DataA(-)5 GND GND GND GND6 DSR – –– 7 RTS – – – 8 CTS – ––DI/DOThe V2416A comes with a 6-channel digital input and 2-channel digital output on the terminal block connectors. Audio InterfaceThe V2416A comes with an M12 A-coded audio connector for audio input and audio output, allowing users to connect a speaker or an earphone. Pin No. Audio1 Line in – Right2 GND3 Line in – Jack Detect4 Line in – Left5 Line out – Left6 Line out – Jack Detect7 Line out – Right 8GNDReset ButtonPress the “Reset” Button on the rear panel of the computer to reboot the system automatically. The Ready LED will blink on and off for the first 5 seconds, and then maintain a steady glow once the system has rebooted. Real-Time Clock (RTC)The V2416A’s real-time clock is powered by a lithium battery. You can easily replace the battery yourself using an optional battery kit*. However, please note that there is a risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type of battery. Refer to the V2416A Hardware User's Manual or contact a qualified Moxasupport engineer if you have any questions about the RTC battery. *Moxa offers an RTC battery kit that you can use to easily replace the battery. For details, check the optional accessories section of the V2416A datasheet.Powering on the V2416ATo power on the V2416A, connect the power cable to the V2416A’s M12 A-coded power connector (located on the rear panel). Press the power button to turn on the computer. Note that the Shielded Ground wire should be connected to the central pin of theconnector. It takes about 30 seconds for the system to boot up. Once the system is ready, the Power LED will light up.Configuring the Ethernet InterfaceW7E users should follow these steps:1. Go to Start → Control Panel → Network and Internet →View network status and tasks → Change adapter setting .2. In the Local Area Connection Properties screen, click InternetProtocol (TCP/IP) and then select Properties . Select Internet Protocol Version 4, and then click Properties . 3. Click OK after inputting the proper IP address and netmask.。

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