3.1.6 Acoustic/X-ray Configuration (T4000 AX) ........ 13 3.1.7 Proximity/X-ray Configuration (T4000 PX) ....... 14 3.1.8 Acoustic/Cocked Crown/X-ray Configuration (T4000 ACX) ..15 3.1.9 Acoustic/Proximity/X-ray Configuration (T4000 APX) ....16 3.2 T4000 AC, P Stand Installation ............17 3.2.1 RTV Crank Stand Installation ..........17 3.2.2 Conveyor Mount Frame Installation (CMS) ......
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(English) Preface All information within this manual is a copyright of Teledyne TapTone and may not be duplicated without the written consent or approval from Teledyne TapTone. Teledyne TapTone reserves the right to make changes to the manual without obligation to notify any person(s) or entities of revisions.
Up to 25 mm fill height detection range. Tripod floor stand for easy installation Options include: Downed container rejection High Cap Inspection Missing Cap Inspection Missing Label UV Tamper Band Detection Figure 1-1 T4000 ACX System TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Up to 25 mm fill height detection range. Tripod floor stand for easy installation Options include: Downed container rejection High Cap Inspection Missing Cap Inspection Missing Label UV Tamper Band Detection Figure 1-2 T4000 PX System TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Up to 25 mm fill height detection range. Tripod floor stand for easy installation Options include: Downed container rejection High Cap Inspection Missing Cap Inspection Missing Label Reject air pressure monitoring kit Figure 1-3 T4000 SSV-X System TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Do not place radial or axial load on the shaft encoder when mounting to the conveyor. Internal damage to the encoder disk will occur. Avoid high pressure spray with aggressive cleaning solvents on components like the photo triggers, lamps and touch screen display. TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
3. Remove your pad-lock once your service is complete to resume normal operations. Do not remove any other pad-locks that may be place on the system by other technicians as they may be performing a different service procedure. AC Power Switch Figure 2-3 Lock-out Switch Locations TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Min. height: MNS = 56.5 inches (1435 mm) 3. Measure the conveyor tabletop height and the tallest and shortest containers. Enter the values below. CH - Conveyor Height = TC - Tallest Container = SC - Shortest Container = TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
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12. Drill three 5/8” (15.875mm) holes in the floor to a depth of 2” (50.8mm) then hammer in the anchor drop-in part number 0219-313 into the holes. 13. Secure the tripod base to the floor using the ½-13 x 2” bolts, flat and split-lock washers provided with the stand. TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
5. Make sure the vertical posts are perpendicular to the conveyor table top. 6. Place the junction box in the mounting location next to the frame assembly and mark the hole for drilling. 7. Drill four 17/64” (6.75mm) holes in the conveyor for the junction box mounting hardware. TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
M-412-073 Chapter 3: Installation Instructions 8. Mount the junction box using the ¼-20 x ¾” hardware provided. 9. Connect the sensor cables according to the junction box cable diagram Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3 Conveyor Mounted Transducer Assembly TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
1. Measure the conveyor chain height from the floor to the chain top = 2. X-Ray frame tube length is equal to the conveyor height minus 20.3 cm (8 in.). Pole length = chain top height – 20.3 cm (8 in.) Figure 3-4 Stand Tube Cutting Diagram TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
7. The trigger photo beam must not block the X-ray beam path. 8. Connect the X-ray yellow control cable to the 16-pin socket on the right side of the junction box. Reference Figure 3-18 for electrical connections. Figure 3-6 X-ray Mechanical Installation Diagram TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
This adjustment must be performed by factory trained TapTone technicians. CAN WINDOW GLASS WINDOW PERMANENT 1.00” x 0.50” 0.30” x 0.50” ENCLOSURE (25.4mm x 12.7mm) (7.62mm x 12.7mm) WINDOW 1.00” x 1.00” (25.4mm x 25.4mm) Figure 3-7 X-ray Detector Mask TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Set the height so the reject pad hits the container at the center of gravity. 5. Position the rejector horizontally on the bracket as close as possible to the product flow without hitting. 6. Tighten all bolts! TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
1. Mount the rejector regulator/lubricator to the conveyor side wall, next to the rejector in a location that allows it to be easily serviceable. 2. Fill the bowl of the lubricator with 5-weight petroleum based oil, and set the lubrication rate to the minimum position. Figure 3-10 Rejector Regulator / Lubricator Mounting TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
3. Turn air supply ON and set the pressure of the regulator to a reading of approximately 2.7 bar (60 psi). The regulator pressure may be adjusted as required, to achieve proper removal of rejected containers. Figure 3-11 Rejector Regulator / Lubricator Air Connections TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
M-412-064 Chapter 3: Installation Instructions 3.4.4 Rejector Electrical Connection 1. Connect the 4-pin yellow rejector plug into the rejector #1 socket located in the bottom (Left) side of the junction box. Figure 3-12 Rejector Power Connection TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Make sure the shafts line up and the coupling between them is flexible. Figure 3-14 Shaft Encoder Warnings 3.5.2 Shaft Encoder Electrical Specifications Input Voltage: 5-26VDC (24VDC used) Output: Follows input voltage (24VDC used) Count Resolution: 2,500 Pulses Per Revolution TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
4. Mount the shaft encoder to the fabricated bracket. Next, align the shaft of the encoder with the conveyor shaft and mark the location for the mounting holes. 5. Secure the 3/8 in shaft coupling to conveyor and encoder shafts. Figure 3-15 Shaft Encoder Mounting Drawing TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
1. Connect the shaft encoder female plug into the socket on the shaft encoder. Make sure the connector is tight to prevent water intrusion. 2. Note the electrical wiring diagram for reference to pinout of shaft encoder connector. Figure 3-16 Shaft Encoder Wiring TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Connect the (line L2) wire to L2 terminal on top of the AC power switch. 3. Connect the (PE earth ground) to the upper right box stud labeled PE. This ground wire must be the only wire placed on this box stud for PE. TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
(BLACK) Denotes 16AWG Ferrule part number 013285. FOR ELECTRICAL REFERENCE ONLY. DO NOT USE FOR MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY PURPOSES. CAGE CODE DRAWING NUMBER: SHEET DATE: 08/31/09 A-412-249 26858 A, AP, APP SCALE: A412249B.DSN SHEET P, PP FILENAME: Figure 3-18 AC Power Wiring Diagram TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
1. Connect the X-ray power cable to the large socket on the bottom of the control box. 2. Connect the X-ray trigger sensor to the photo beam module. X-ray Trigger X-ray Power Cable Figure 3-21 X-ray Head Cable Connections TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
150 values which is equal to .150” (4mm) above the container. Lock the brake knob and take note of the final digital indicator value. 3. Center the proximity sensor over the container and lock down the red wing clamps. TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
X-ray beam in the region of the fill level. 3. Adjust the height and position of the trigger sensors as necessary. Ensure that the photo sensors are not blocking the X-ray beam windows. Vertical Height Adjustment Figure 3-22 X-ray Height Adjustment TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Adjust counter clockwise (CCW) to reduce the receive gain. To set the gain, rotate CCW until the LED turns off, then rotate CW just until the LED comes ON. Once the LED lights, adjust the gain two full rotations CW. TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Pass one (1) container again to confirm the values are the same. 5. Now once satisfied with the Detected values then press Store Values to save the detected values to memory. The Sorted values will be saved forever even when the TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
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This procedure DOES NOT need to be done ever again unless you add new inspection sensors. 6. Trigger sensor programming is now complete, press Exit to return to the system home screen. This process may be repeated at any time if sensor timing needs to be adjusted. TELEDYNE TAPTONE...
Unless otherwise identified in writing to Teledyne TapTone, no information or knowledge heretofore or hereafter disclosed to Teledyne TapTone in the performance of, or in connection with, the terms hereof, shall be deemed to be confidential or proprietary and any such information or knowledge shall be free from restrictions, other than a claim for patent infringement, as part of the consideration hereof.
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