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Neither Buskro Ltd. nor its dealers or distributors shall be liable to the purchaser nor any other person or entity with respect to any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by this manual.
1.0 General Information ................1-0 Description ......................1-1 Features ......................... 1-2 1.2.1 High Speed Production ..................1-2 1.2.2 Integration with Buskro and 3 Party Equipment ........... 1-2 1.2.3 Simplified Mechanical Adjustments..............1-2 1.2.4 Software Controlled Tabber/Labeler Head Functions ........1-3 1.2.5 Construction, Safety Features, and Maintenance..........
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Operational Controls..................4-14 4.5.1 Online/Offline Status ..................4-14 4.5.2 Product Count, Production Rate, and Belt Speed Display......4-15 4.5.3 Error Conditions .................... 4-15 Maintenance Schedule..................4-16 Appendix A – Assembly Drawings Appendix B – Electrical Drawings Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
In keeping with Buskro’s philosophy of ease of use, the Tabber/Labeler head is designed with many innovative features. The Tabber/Labeler head is controlled through software via an operator keypad that permits rapid selection of the number of tabs dispensed and their placement positions.
Features 1.2.1 High Speed Production The BK730-2 is capable of high production speeds in excess of 30,000 PPH for single tab operations, 25,000 PPH for double tab operations, and 23,000 PPH for triple tab operations. The unit has been solidly constructed with electrical components capable of delivering reliable, full-day production.
The Tabber base has been specifically designed for the tabbing process and as such incorporates a number of unique features to optimize tabbing quality. Particular attention was paid to the transport belts for accurate edge positioning, the tab wrap section for the Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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This ensures that tabs and labels are not applied at an angle onto the product due to skewing of materials during transport. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
690 W 1.1 KW Machine Motor 1/3 H.P. DC controller 1/3 H.P. DC controller Mechanical Controls Product Thickness Rotary adjuster for product thickness Edge Selection Rotary adjuster for lateral table movement Skidbar Pressure control for product conveyance Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Slide head on extrusion rail c/w locking lever Peel Point ⇑ ⇓ Adjustment Adjustable for materials up to 1 ½” thick Peel Point Lateral Adjustment Adjustment for different tab width up to 3” Despool Brake Adjust Adjustable for different production speed Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Chapter 1 General Information Page 1-7 Tabber/Labeler Base and Head Dimensions Figure 1-1: Tabber/Labeler Base and Head dimensions. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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279 mm Despool Height 24.00” 609 mm Leveling Foot Width 24.00” 609 mm Upper Transport Width 24.53” 623 mm Front Face Width 8.31” 211 mm Despool Diameter 19.75” 502 mm Take-up Spool Diameter 13.00” 330 mm Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-1 Instrument Panel Functions The BK730-2 tabbing base is equipped with a system control panel containing all the Figure 2-1 necessary controls to operate the base. The front panel is shown in as a reference. The available controls include: •...
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-2 position) the coil is not energized which allows the RUN signal to be passed due to the NC contacts at pins 9 and 10 at J2. In order for the FEED DISABLE function to work at the front panel, DIP switch S-6 must always be in the enabled position on the Base Control Board.
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-3 • Run Mode - Machine will operate when the START button is pressed. • Jog Mode - Machine will operate only while the START button is pressed and held. 2.1.5 Speed Control Module Connector The Speed Control Module connector is used for production systems that have the universal Speed Control option installed.
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-4 and will pass on the stop signal from the Tabber Head whenever a stop or OFFLINE condition exists. 2.1.7 HEAD Rocker Switch (Head Power) Located to the right of the POWER switch, the HEAD switch supplies power to the tabbing head.
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-5 2.1.9 Tabber Connection Receptacle Panel Figure 2-3: Receptacle Panel Figure 2-3 The receptacle panel shown in provides electrical connections to the Tabber/Labeler head from the transport base. This section describes the function of each connection.
Base Control Board (p/n 9102380) to coordinate the control of all Table 2-1 equipment in the system. Note that the proper interconnect cable, listed in , must be used depending on the system’s configuration. Table 2-1: BK730-2 Upstream/Downstream Integration Upstream Downstream Cable Required (Buskro P/N) BK425 (Shuttle Feeder) BK730-2 9102083A BK460 (Inline Base –...
1-1/8” wrench. Ensure that the system is level and that the tabletop of the BK730-2 is equal to or slightly below the tabletop of the upstream equipment and equal to or slightly higher than the tabletop of the downstream equipment.
Page 2-8 2.2.3 The Base Control Board (p/n 9102380A) The Base Control Board was designed as a universal control board for all Buskro machines enabling control signals to be communicated with multiple modules in a production system. It can also be easily integrated with third party equipment. The board...
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-9 Figure 2-4: The Base Control Board (p/n 9102380A) The Base Control Board can be configured via the 6 DIP switches on DIP S1. These switches are used to enable or disable communication of a CONVEYOR stop input signal...
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-10 Note that all input signals used in the unit are at a 12 VDC level (1kOhm pull-up to the +12 VDC supply), looking for a dry contact (STOP and START from other machines), while the unit provides dry contacts for those signals coming from other machines (STOP and START to other machines).
2.2.4 The Speed Control Board (p/n 9102421) The Speed Control Board (p/n 9102421) is a new option for Buskro systems enabling the speed of an entire production line to be controlled from a single location regardless of the number of subsystems involved.
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BK730-2 Base Page 2-12 Purchase, installation, and calibration of these components must be completed by qualified Buskro Ltd. Technicians On a third party unit, some rewiring or modifications may be required to derive and communicate the required signals DIP S2...
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Since this is an option, every Buskro Tabber base will come pre-wired from the factory for use with a Speed Control Board by using a pass-thru Dummy Speed Control Board (p/n 9103875).
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-14 2.2.4.1 Dip Switch Settings The Speed Control Board has two 8 position DIP switches used to configure its operating Table mode based on the system’s setup requirements and position in the Production line. Table 2-4 list the switch assignments for DIP S2 and S3 respectively.
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-15 2.2.4.2 Auto/Manual Switch The Auto/Manual switch enables the operator to bypass the speed control board and to operate the machine as if the board were not installed. This enables a supervisor or operator to quickly swap a Tabber between systems which have speed control and others which do not.
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-16 base. Rotate the MIN pot on the DART Controller so that the transport moves at about 0.05 m/s. LED D8 will turn off when the speed drops below 0.05 m/s. 2. Switch the Speed Control Board Auto/Manual switch to Auto. Set the S3 DIP Switch on the Speed Control Board to Calibrate 0.0 m/s Mode (Position 1 On).
2.3.1 To adjust the base speed for smooth product transfer In order to prevent product buckling at the entry of the BK730-2 transport, it is important that the BK730-2 speed be slightly faster than the upstream delivery equipment. As a result, set the BK730-2 transport base so that it is slightly faster than the transport speed of the upstream equipment.
BK730-2 tabletop. The function of the base’s transport section is to re- align and register any product that may be delivered in a skewed fashion from the upstream equipment so that when the tabbing head places a tab on the product, it will be correctly and accurately placed.
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If sufficient ball bearings are not removed when required, buckling of the mailpiece may occur. Ensuring the BK730-2 transport speed is faster than the speed of the upstream equipment will also help to minimize this problem.
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-20 Figure 2-7: Rear of BK730-2 showing the edge selection handwheel Figure 2-8: Skidbar adjustment for height adjustment Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-21 Figure 2-9 To select tabbed edge using the edge selection handwheel ( 1. Determine the side that the product needs to be tabbed or labeled. 2. For a back side tab placement, rotate the edge selection handwheel counter-clockwise (CCW) until the product is delivered within 1/8 to 1/4”...
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-22 2.3.3 Product Thickness Adjustment (Upper Transport) When feeding a new product, it may be necessary to adjust the upper transport assembly and the Tabber/Labeler head peel point assembly to accommodate the product’s thickness. Adjustment to the upper transport is made by rotating the product thickness handwheel Figure 2-10 ).
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-23 Note: Lowering of the upper transport assembly is accomplished by rotating the product thickness handwheel clockwise (CW). Conversely, a counter-clockwise (CCW) rotation of the handwheel will raise the upper transport assembly. Advanced Setup Instructions These instructions comprise all the adjustments necessary to optimize the operation of the tab-wrap section for trouble-free operation and superior tab-wrap quality.
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-24 between the two rollers is uneven. Conversely, a tight gap setting will cause the crease roller to act as a knife shearing the tab into two pieces. Crease Roller 0.5 mm VIEW A Pinch Roller...
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Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-25 Ruler Front Registration Rail Tabletop Pinch Rollers Figure 2-12: Pinch Roller Alignment Method To set the crease roller: 1. Access the crease roller by lifting the plastic safety cover located on the Upper Transport Assembly (p/n 212735A).
Chapter 2 BK730-2 Base Page 2-26 Maintenance Schedule The maintenance schedule table below applies to equipment operated daily on an 8-hour basis. If the equipment is to be used more frequently, the maintenance schedule must be adjusted accordingly. Table 2-6:...
) and then pushing or pulling the head in the desired direction. Once this is done, the lock handle is retightened to secure the head in place. Figure 3-1: Illustration of the Labeling head lateral adjustment Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
3. Pull the mail piece in the direction shown to make sure that the mail piece is snuggly held between the suspension roller and the tabletop belt. 4. Lock the Peel Point Handle into position once the adjustment is made. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Peel Point Sensor. The notch indicates the location of the sensor electronics used to detect tabs/labels in the Peel Point Assembly. Lateral positions can be adjusted by Figure 3-3 loosening the lock knob as shown in Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
In order to properly thread the labels, the following instructions as well as should be referenced: 1. Load the roll of labels onto the despool roll. Despooling is done in a clockwise direction. Assemble the hub guide to the core to lock the roll of labels in place. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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8. Ensure that the label backing paper is resting straight on the Label Drive Roller and then pull the release knob on Pressure Roller 2. 9. Rotate the Brush Pivot Arm clockwise in order to apply pressure against the label backing paper. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
The despool speed can Figure 3-5 be adjusted by turning the Brake Adjustment Knob as shown in . A clockwise rotation of the knob will decrease its speed while a counter-clockwise rotation will increase speed. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
The Labeler Connector Panel on the BK731-2 is the electrical interface for power, operator keypad interface, output signals, and sensor inputs that enable the head to operate. Figure 3-6: Illustration of the labeler connector plate Table 3-1 The various functions are listed in Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Different angles with respect to the Right and Left Side Guides (p/n 212430 and 212431) for transported mail pieces can delay or accelerate detection of the physical mail piece resulting in inconsistent label positioning. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Assembly is consistent along its entire length. If the ball bearings are closer to the tabletop at one end of the transport (say the upstream side) and higher at the other end, the material being conveyed will not be properly transferred to the label application and Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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Skidbar Assembly. The mounting screws for the brackets should be tightened once the correct setup is achieved. Double-check for a consistent gap between the Skidbar Assembly and the tabletop once all the screws have been tightened. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
As part of a monthly preventative maintenance routine, it is important that the operator regularly inspect the pressure roller for excessive wear so that a replacement can be ordered through Buskro’s Service department. Buskro Ltd.
Assembly, WL (p/n 9103816A). Figure 3-10 2. Adjust the label backer material so that it is taut as shown in 3. Reposition the Brush Pivot Assembly and tighten so that it is applying pressure onto the label backer material. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
1/32” gap between the other edge of the backer material and the Tab Backer Guide. If the gap is too small, it is possible that the backer material will tear if there is insufficient clearance for the label backer to move during normal operation. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
To resolve this issue, the height of the nip rollers can now be independently Figure 3-14 adjusted via two ¼-28 UNF x 2 ½” socket head cap screws as identified in Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
(online) sets the head operation mode. On-Screen Display Production Data Error Condition Up Button (Menu Setup Menu Scroll) Down Button (Menu Test Menu (Diagnostics) Scroll) Position Menu Online Button (Turn head Online or Offline) Label Menu Figure 4-1: BK731-2 Keypad Controls Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
The Product sensor detects the presence of a product to be labeled. This setting is mainly used on the BK730-2 which includes both a front and back through-beam sensor and requires the ability to switch between them. For a standalone Labeler, only the FWD setting is used.
2. Press the <Setup> button. Press the Down button until the display reads “RESET COUNT <+++>”. 3. Press <+> button three times. The head should beep and reset the counter. 4. Press <Online> to exit the Setup menu. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
1. If the keypad does not say “OFFLINE”, press the <Online> key. 2. Press the <Setup> button. Press the Down button until the display reads “LIFE COUNT: #########”. This is the total number of labels applied with the system. 3. Press <Online> to exit the Setup menu. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
1. If the keypad does not say “OFFLINE”, press the <Online> key. 2. Press the <Setup> button. Press the Down button until the display reads “UNITS: ######”. 3. Press the <+> button to switch between “METRIC” or “IMPERIAL”. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
4. Press <Online> to exit the Test menu. Table There are a total of 12 different tests under the Test menu. They are described in . Also reference Section Error! Reference source not found. for the sensor locations. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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When performed WITHOUT a roll of labels installed, the take-up Take-Up Test <ENTER> spool should rotate clockwise and stop automatically. Stop Relay STOP RELAY While the transport base is running, pressing <ENTER> will Test <ENTER> cause the transport base to stop. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
4. Press the <+> or <-> key to change between the Auto and Manual settings. 5. If you wish to manually change the label position, go to Section 4.4.4. 6. Press <Online> to exit the Position menu. Note: If automatic label spacing is chosen, label position cannot be keyed in. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Page 4-9 4.4.2 Number of Labels The Buskro labeler has the ability to apply 1 to 3 labels on a piece during a single pass. In order to change the number of labels applied, reference the following steps: 1. If the keypad does not say “OFFLINE”, press the <Online> key.
7. Press the Down key until the display reads “POS 3: ##.###” and repeat step 5. 8. Press <Online> to exit the Position menu. Note: 0.00” is the minimum setting. A material size error condition could occur if the label positions are set too close together. The result is immediate. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
“drift” with labels being incorrectly placed on successive products. Although it is possible to manually enter the label pitch, the BK731-2 is capable of automatically determining both the appropriate pitch and sensor gain (Section 4.4.8). Figure 4-3: Label Pitch Example (In this case Label Pitch is 1.00") Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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1” from the lead edge, with the second applied at 1.05”, the third one at 1.1” and so on. The label sensor gain will also need adjustment for accurate label placement when the manual label pitch function is used. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Peel Point is “BLOCKED” when a label is inserted between the peel point sections and “UNBLOCKED” when only the backing paper is inserted, the setting is correct. If not, repeat this section until the system operates properly. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
<ONLINE> button. The system will be offline during initial startup, whenever an error condition is detected, or when the user manually takes the system offline. Note: When the system is placed offline, the Labeler system will immediately cease operation. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
The Labeler head front safety Close the Labeler head cover. cover is opened during COVER OPEN operation. MATERIAL SIZE There is a misfeed or product Check if the product is fed correctly. ERROR skew. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
The peel point sensor must be cleaned to prevent material build up. An air compressor is recommended. Semi Annually Examine all moving parts for wear. Replace if necessary. Note: Acquiring a small air compressor is recommended as compressed air is useful in removing debris. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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It is matched with the top number in the balloon pointing at the associated part. Part Number: This column represents the Buskro part number. Quantity: This represents the total number of a given part in an assembly. It is matched with the bottom number in the balloon pointing at the associated part.
614109 Pin, Power Contact 614110 Socket, Power Contact 614113 Cable Clamp 614128 Receptacle, 23-7 Reverse Amp Figure A-4: Cable, Conveyor Interconnect(614530A) VIEW B Color Black White Green Blue White/Black Orange VIEW B VIEW A VIEW A Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
2. LOOP THE BLACK AND WHITE TORQUE MOTOR (9101065) CONNECTING WIRE AROUND THE FERRITE RING CORE (9102103) TWICE. THE FERRITE RING CORE SHOULD BE LOCATED 1/2" FROM THE 16 PIN WEIDMULLER CONNECTOR SEE NOTE 2 2.42 2.33 TABBER THREADING LABEL PLACEMENT Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Rewind Torque Motor Gear Head 9101141 Cam, 90 Degree 9101142 Shaft, Winding Motor 9101270 Strain Relief Bushing, SR 5M-3 9101569 Mounting Bracket, Proximity Sensor Figure A-14: Rewind Assembly (9101052A) MOTOR COMES WITH A CAPACITOR THAT IS MOUNTED IN BK731A Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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Shrink Wrap, 3/16" I.D. (0.75" Long) 614000 Contact, Male, 22-18 AWG, Mini Mate-n-lok 614001 Plug, Cap Pin Housing 630004 Proximity Switch, Cut Cable Length to 7". Figure A-15: Cycle Proximity Switch Assembly (630004A) Colour Function Cycle Black Brown +12V Blue Ground Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Dowel Pin, 3/8" DIA x 3" 9101128 Dowel Pin, 1/2" DIA x 4" 9101264A Peel Point Assembly Page A-31 9101687 Peel Point Lock Plate 9101743 Cable Clamp, 3/16 Dia. Figure A-18: Peel Point Base Assembly (9101081A) Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Inkwell Door Handle 615533 Actuator, Magnetic 630006 1” Reflective Tape 9101110 Hinge, Mini Lift-off, In-line 9101111 Front Safety Cover 9101663 Tabber Right Side Cover 9101664 Panel Stiffener 9101686 Front Cover Magnetic Catch Figure A-19: Front Cover Assembly (9101111A) Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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Brush Pivot Assembly (9101112A) Item Part Number Quantity Description Reference 404520 Screw, BHCS, 10-32 UNF x 3/8" 436300 Spring Pin, 3/16" Dia. X 1 3/4" Long 9101116A Brush Assembly 9101626 Brush Pivot Shaft Figure A-20: Brush Pivot Assembly (9101112A) Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Appendix A Assembly Drawings Page A-27 Figure A-24: Tabber Connector Plate Harness (9101134A) Comm Keypad FEMALE DB25 Controller I / O MALE DB25 PLACE IN ORDER: TIE ANCHOR, WASHER, LOCKWASHER, NUT Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
VIEW C CLEAR HOUSING BLACK HOUSING 2. +12V Collector Anode Green Emitter Black 1. TAB Cathode White 3. GND 9101072 Pin 9101264 Pin 606014 Colour 9100724 Pin Function Emitter Black Collector +12V Cathode White Anode Green +12V Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Ground Block, AKE 2.5 9103724 Ferrules, Twin #18 Gauge Wire, White Figure A-30: Terminal Block Assembly, BK731-2 (9101575A) PLACE LABELS AS SHOWN. LABELS MUST BE VISIBLE AND RIGHT-SIDE UP WHEN MOUNTED IN UPPER ASSEMBLY VIEW A VIEW A Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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5-Phase Stepper Motor Driver Assembly (9103541A) Item Part Number Quantity Description Reference 401310 Screw, PHMS, 4-40 UNC x 1/4" 9101123 Stepper Motor Driver, 5 Phase 9103541 Bracket, 5 Phase Motor Driver Figure A-31: 5-Phase Stepper Motor Driver Assembly (9103541A) Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Bracket, Fan, 2-Phase Driver 609004 Shrink Wrap, 1/8", 1" Long Figure A-32: 2-Phase Stepper Motor Driver Assembly (9103542A) Note: Connect fan power (red) to +12V (terminal 8 on 9101575A) Connect fan ground (black) to ground (terminal 10 on 9101575A) Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Appendix A Assembly Drawings Page A-38 Table A-33: Base, BK730-2, 115 VAC (9103970A) Item Part Number Quantity Description Reference 116533 Pulley, 12LF050 X R6 120323 Timing Belt, 225L050 212430 Right Side Guide 212431 Left Side Guide 212735A Upper Transport Assembly (BK730)
Upper Transport Latch 449930 Space Washer, 1" ID X 0.031" THK 500030 Bearing, R8 X 1/2" ID 500055 Bearing, UBR-204-12S, 3/4" ID 615533 Actuator, Magnetic 700547 Nip Roller Cover 700548 Upper Transport Cover 9101641 Hinge, 115 Deg. Detent Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Bearing, UBR202-10S, 5/8" ID 500055 Bearing, UBR-204-12S, 3/4" ID 706533 Upper Photosensor Bracket 707532 Left Form Plate Guide 707533 Right Form Plate Guide 9101271 Nut, M12 Note: Belts 120530 and 120531 are ordered as a belt set (9103545A). Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Tabletop Assembly (325530A) PLACE WHITE PRODUCT DETECT SENSOR FROM 330730A BOM HERE (2X) REMOVE RETAINING RINGS FROM BEARING P/N 500045 NOTE: TRANSPORT BELTS (120530 AND 120531) ARE ORDERED AS A SET (NOT INDIVIDUALLY) UNDER P/N 9103545A. Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Refer to table for unsleeved CUT 1/8" OFF END length of each wire OF KEYING PIN (9101647) AND INSTALL IN PIN 13 OF 614135 VIEW B VIEW A VIEW A VIEW B Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
Ground For Heater Table Control 31-33 Not Connected Master +Signal from Downstream equipment 1.7" Blue/Black 1.5" Black/White Master -Signal from Downstream equipment 36-57 Not Connected REFER TO TABLE FOR UNSLEEVED LENGTH OF EACH WIRE VIEW A Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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614113 Cable Clamp 9100197 14-Pin Weidmuller 9100785 Contact, Female, 24-20 AWG, Size 20 DF 9102054 Receptacle, Female, 23-57 9103468 Ferrule, #22 AWG, Torquoise Figure A-51: Power from IEC to Front Panel (9104451A) VIEW A VIEW A Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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POWER +24V To Terminal Blocks Page 2 PULSE To Tabber Interface Board, +5 VDC & UWSTEP Page 4 DIR. To Terminal Blocks Page 2 From UNWIND Motor Page 1 A.W.OFF FULL/HALF C.D.INH TIMING 5-Phase Driver Unit Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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BK731-2 Tabber Head Wiring - Page 6 of 6 2-PHASE DRIVER To Tab Step Motor Page 1 BLUE GREEN BLACK (GROUND) (GROUND) LINE NEUTRAL +5 VDC TABSET To Tabber To Terminal Blocks Interface Board: Page 2 Page 4 Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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Appendix B Electrical Drawings Page B-14 Figure B-14: Tabber CPU Board DIP Switch Settings and Programming Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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The Tabber II CPU Board (p/n 9101275) is a printed circuit board Figure B-15: Tabber CPU Board II DIP Switch Settings and Programming that is used to control the Buskro Tabbing Head. Version 2.0 of the Tabber II software is the initial release. Connects to Version 2.0 of the SSB II software is designed to be functionally...
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Indicates that a STOP Input is Sensor Connections JAM Response Configuration Jumper Connections to Control Computer received. received applied to Board Lit = Input Received Lit = Input Present Off = No Input Off = No Input Buskro Ltd. BK730-2 Tabber...
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