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CONNECTING THE HMI AND REGULATOR TO CONTROLLER
The connection to the HMI (Human-Machine Interface) (Fig 16) is hardwired, so the green HMI cable only needs
to be connected to the controller. To connect the HMI cable to the controller, align the red dots and press the
connector in (fig. 15) On the side of the HMI is a USB port that can be used to transfer tool data. The system
regulator has two connections that must be connected (Fig.19). Each electrical connector has a unique interface,
do not attempt to force a plug into a connector if the receptable does not match or the key is misaligned.
The controller has inputs for a Pass/Fail "cutoff signal" and remote actuation to operate the tool hands free.
These do not need to be connected to run the tool in normal operation.
The controller has multiple switches. The I/0 power switch above the plug and the door latch function the same,
cutting all power and air to the controller. The E-stop on the top of the box removes air from the tool and power
to the motor. The HMI will remain on.
Figure 15
Figure 16 - HMI
Regulator
Connections
BAND-IT-IDEX, Inc.
A Unit of IDEX Corporation
4799 Dahlia Street
Denver, CO 80216-3070 USA
P: 1-800-525-0758
HMI Key
Figure 19
E-Stop
Door Latch
Power Switch
Cable
Pneumatics
Connections
Valve Bank
Bank
Cut-off Signal &
Remote Trigger
17
IT8000 3/8" TIE-LOK DATA TOOL
IT7000 1/4" TIE-LOK DATA TOOL
ITC800 CONTROL SYSTEM
Figure 17
HMI Cable
Connector
Ethernet Port
Data Cable
Figure 18
Document # P80080 Rev. C.3
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