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RAPID CHECKLIST Here is a simple and helpful procedure for starting the machine, but we also recommend that the manual be thoroughly reviewed by a qualified service technician MANUAL SECTION STEPS FOR REFERENCE Remove packaging materials and inspect for damage. Have the driver acknowledge any damage before signing acceptance. Section 4:2 IMPORTANT, you are responsible for any freight damage claims with the carrier. For a machine with an extended tower, refer to the manual for assembly Section 4:3 instructions. Install blue plastic cover to the top of the tower. Section 4:5 Item 1 Plug the machine to a standard 115V outlet. A 14 gauge extension cords may Section 4:6 be used temporarily. Manually jog the turntable and film carriage to check for binding or unusual Section 4:5 Item 8 noise. Manually lower and raise the film carriage to check for binding. The film Section 5:2:3:2 carriage MUST operate between its upper and lower limits Section 5:2:3:3 Load a roll of film and thread it according to the threading diagram located on the top of film carriage. Remember to restore power by pressing the “Power Section 6:2 On / Reset” push‐button on the control panel. Bring a test load to the machine… ...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS BEFORE STARTING THE MACHINE............9 SPECIFIC CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS ..........11 MACHINE DESCRIPTION ................ 13 Machine Specifications ................ 14 Conveyor Specifications ..............15 INSTALLATION ..................17 Moving the Machine ................17 Unpacking and Inspection ..............17 Extended Tower Assembly (Optional) ..........18 4:3:1 Fold-Down Tower Assembly ............
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5:12 Auto Load Height Sensing Photo-Eye Adjustment ......50 5:13 Film Carriage Safety Switch ..............50 WRAPPING A LOAD ................53 Placing the Load onto the Turntable Conveyor ......... 53 Threading the Super Rapid Thread II™ Prestretch ......54 Attaching the Film to the Film Clamp ..........57 Starting the Wrap Cycle (Initial Set-up) ..........
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10:0 TROUBLE-SHOOTING ................87 10:1 Trouble-shooting Operator Interface Fault Messages ....... 87 10:1:1 Film Fault ..................88 10:1:2 Film Carriage Safety Switch Tripped Fault ........89 10:1:3 Film Cut/Wipe Arm Watchdog Timer Fault ........90 10:1:4 Film Carriage Height Sensor Fault ..........91 10:1:5 Variable Frequency Drive Fault ............
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BEFORE STARTING THE MACHINE Please refer to the following checklist before calling your Cousins Packaging distributor or the factory for start-up assistance. This will prevent confusion and additional expense during the start-up process. Check for any freight damage, (hidden or apparent) and if found report it to the carrier.
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RUN ITS SAFE OPERATING RANGE, POTENTIALLY CAUSING SERIOUS DAMAGE! During the winter months, gear-reducer lubricants will thicken when exposed to cold weather during shipment. Allow the machine to warm up to room temperature for 8 hours (minimum) before attempting to operate the machine.
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Our intention to provide only safe, quality packaging equipment to our customers is enhanced by our on-going Product Safety program. Cousins Packaging has no means of controlling the safe use of our equipment other than through the features designed and built into our machinery and the recommendations made in this manual.
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MACHINE DESCRIPTION The Model 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch-wrapping machine is a high-profile unit, designed to be loaded by fork-lift truck. machine operates on 115 volt 1 phase 20 amp electrical service. (Other voltages optional.) Model Version 3300-CTA1 shown...
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Loading of 4,000 pounds turning and 12,000 pounds static. Standard design for pallet loads up to 48” square (68” Maximum Diagonal dimension), to 80” overall height. Film The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic accepts film up to 1.1 mils (28 microns) thick, wound on a standard 3” core...
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with a roll diameter of 10” maximum and up to 20” maximum web height. Conveyor Specifications Capacity The conveyors are rated for 4,000 pounds dynamic per section. Maximum load size capacity is 48” long x 48” wide. Turntable Conveyor distance between frame rails (B.F.R.) is 53” and the effective roller width (E.R.W.) is 49.19”.
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INSTALLATION Moving the Machine The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic is equipped with a structural tube base frame and can be fork-truck lifted from either front or rear. Simply insert the lift truck forks into the machine base frame tubes at either end, being careful not to hit the control panel if lifting from the tower side of the machine.
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Extended Tower Assembly (Optional) Machines equipped with extended towers may be shipped in a “fold-down” condition. Assemble the tower to the machine as follows: 4:3:1 Fold-Down Tower Assembly Assemble the tower to the machine as follows: 1. Remove all packaging from the machine. 2.
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11. Test for proper machine operation. 4:3:2 Tower Guard Removal / Installation To remove the front or rear tower guard: 1. Remove the four Button Head Socket screws securing the tower guard to the tower (two on top and two on the bottom). 2.
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Install the gravity exit conveyor(s) on the appropriate side of the stretch wrap machine. After the conveyor(s) have been positioned, level the conveyor sections by adjusting the threaded conveyor feet. Once the conveyor section(s) have been leveled, secure the conveyor(s) to the floor using lag-bolts.
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Turn on the Control Power by pulling out the red mushroom head E-Stop button on the control panel pressing the Power On / Reset push-button momentarily. Once the control power has been enabled the Film Cut / Wipe Arm, (if rotated inwards for shipment), will reverse to its retracted (home) position, clear of the turntable after a 5 second time-delay.
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General Power Requirements Unless otherwise specified, the machine requires a 115 Volt, 1 Phase, 60 Hz., 20 Amp (unshared) line service. CAUTION! Power the system only from an adequately fused wall socket of the correct voltage. Do not use an extension cord as a severe line power drop may occur, resulting in damage to the electronic circuits! If it is necessary to use an extension cord temporarily, a #12 AWG (minimum)
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SET-UP AND OPERATING PROCEDURES Operating Controls - Control Panel Door This section provides a description of the operator controls located on the exterior panel of the control enclosure. CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION...
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5:1:1 Main Disconnect Switch The Main Disconnect switch is used to disconnect the incoming power from the control and motor circuits. In the “O” (Off) position, power is disconnected. In the “I” (On) position power is connected. Holes in the operating handle of the Main Disconnect Switch allow for the installation of a padlock when the switch is turned to the “O”...
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The button will remain illuminated until the Emergency Stop switch is pushed in or the Main Disconnect Switch is turned to the “O” (Off) position. WARNING! The interior of the control panel remains powered even when the power switch is turned OFF. ALWAYS unplug the machine before opening the control enclosure! 5:1:4 Wrap Cycle Start Push-Button This green push-button performs the following functions:...
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5:1:8 Eject Load Push-Button (Basic 2-Station system only) The basic 3300-CTA system is a 2-station system consisting of the stretch wrap machine with powered turntable conveyor and a gravity exit conveyor. The basic system is equipped with an Eject Load push-button that can be used to discharge the load from the turntable onto the gravity conveyor.
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5:2:5:1. 5:1:11 Outfeed Conveyor Jog Push-Button (Multi-Station System) 3300-CTA systems equipped with optional powered outfeed conveyor(s) will be provided with an Outfeed Conveyor Jog push-button for each outfeed conveyor section.
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“screens” in an intuitive and operator-friendly arrangement. 5:2:1 Control Power Disabled Screen The Control Power Disabled Screen is displayed whenever power is connected and the 3300-CTA’s Master Control Relay (MCR) is disabled. Follow the displayed instructions on this screen to re-enable the control power.
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Control Power Disabled Screen 5:2:2 Start-up Splash Screen The Start-up Splash Screen appears briefly after turning the control power on. Once the control power has been enabled the Start-up Screen will not reappear unless the control power has been disabled for a minimum of 1 minute. Start-up Splash Screen 5:2:3 Manual Functions #1 Screen The Manual Functions #1 Screen is the default screen that will appear after the...
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Manual Functions Screen 5:2:3:1 Turntable Jog Button The TURNTABLE JOG button, when pressed, causes the turntable to rotate at slow speed. This function automatically stops when the button is released. 5:2:3:2 Film Carriage Raise Button Pressing the CARRIAGE RAISE button, causes the film carriage to ascend. This function automatically stops when the film carriage upper limit switch comes in contact with the upper limit striker, or when the button is released.
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Manual Functions #2 Screen 5:2:4:1 Film Clamp Open / Close Button Pressing the CLAMP OPEN / CLOSE button, (if the machine is not performing a wrap cycle), toggles the Film Clamp Open Relay “on” or “off” depending upon its current status. If the Film Clamp Open Relay is de-energized with the film clamp in the ”closed”...
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second pause will cause the Cut / Wipe Arm to retract until it reaches the Cut / Wipe Arm Retracted switch (7LS). This function is provided as a maintenance aid to assist in the adjustment and setting of the Cut / Wipe Arm position switch strikers.
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will continue to run in the reverse direction), until all the Conveyor Jog push- buttons are released and the conveyors have come to a halt. 5:2:6 Machine Settings Screens The Machine Settings Screens are used to link to various other screens where machine presets and wrapping parameters can be accessed and adjusted.
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Wrap Counter Settings Screen 5:2:7:1 Top Wrap Revolutions Preset Display The TOP WRAP REVOLUTIONS Preset Display is used to program the number of wrap revolutions that will be applied to the top of the load during the wrap cycle. To adjust the Top Wrap Counter Preset, press on the displayed TOP WRAP REVOLUTIONS numeric value.
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cycle. To adjust the Base Wrap Counter Preset, press on the displayed BASE WRAP REVOLUTIONS numeric value. The Wrap Count Data Input keyboard screen will be displayed, where the desired value from “0” to “12” can be entered. Enter the new value on the keyboard and then press the ( ...
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In the event that it becomes necessary to adjust the film carriage elevator height manually, (due to uneven load top layer, voids in the load or photo-eye malfunction), set this to the OFF state and adjust the upper limit switch striker position manually.
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5:2:9 Clamp Open Height Screen The Clamp Open Height screen is used to preset the height above the film carriage bottom limit that the film carriage will pause at, to allow the film clamp to open during the wrap cycle. As the film carriage ascends, pulses from the carriage height pulse sensor are used to increment a counter in the PLC logic program.
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Height numeric value. The Clamp Open Height Data Input keyboard screen will be displayed, where the desired value from “1” to “36” can be entered. Enter the new value on the keyboard and then press the ( ) button to accept it. If the new value is within the accepted range, the Clamp Open Height Screen will be re-displayed showing the new value.
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5:2:10:1 Reduced Bottom Film Force Button The REDUCED BOTTOM FILM FORCE button is used to toggle the Reduced Bottom Film Force parameter ON or OFF. The REDUCED BOTTOM FILM FORCE button, when pressed, enables the Reduced Bottom Film Force parameter. Pressing the button again disables the Reduced Bottom Film Force parameter.
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Low Load Settings Screen 5:2:11:1 Enable Low Load Wrap Button The ENABLE LOW LOAD WRAP MODE button is used to toggle the Low Load Wrap Mode parameter ON or OFF. The ENABLE LOW LOAD WRAP MODE button, when pressed, enables the Low Load Wrap Mode parameter.
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If an automatic mode is selected, when a pallet load is presented to the infeed conveyor from a fork-lift truck, it is conveyed onto the turntable conveyor, after a brief time delay, (see section 5:2:11:2), if it is clear. If a pallet load is in the process of being wrapped, the incoming load will remain on the infeed conveyor until the turntable conveyor discharges the wrapped load and only then will it proceed onto the turntable conveyor.
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Keyboard Screen #2 – Seconds Infeed Start Delay Data Input Operating Controls - Inside Control Panel WARNING! The interior of the control panel remains powered even when the power switch is pushed in to the STOP position. ALWAYS disconnect power before opening the control panel! 5:3:1 PLC Analog Trim-pots The Panasonic PLC used on this machine is equipped with two externally...
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Panasonic Panasonic Panasonic Panasonic Trim-pot #V1 Decel (Delay) Timer 5:3:1:2 Analog Trim-pot #V1 – Decel (Delay) Timer The Decel (Delay) Timer is timer is an externally adjustable analog timer controlled by trim-pot #V1 located on the front cover of the PLC. This timer is used to delay the transition from Turntable Run Speed to Turntable Low Speed in the final revolution of the automatic wrap cycle.
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5:4:1 Wireless Remote Start Push-Button Depending on how the machine is optionally equipped, this black push-button can perform one of two different functions: 5:4:1:1 Basic 2-stage System On basic 2-stage systems consisting of the wrapper and a gravity exit conveyor, after a load has been placed on the turntable, and after backing up from the machine clear of the load, pressing this black push-button, (providing the machine is not already performing a wrap cycle), starts the automatic wrap cycle.
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5:5:1 Remote Start Push-Button Depending on how the machine is optionally equipped, this black push-button can perform one of two different functions: 5:5:1:1 Basic 2-stage System On basic 2-stage systems consisting of the wrapper and a gravity exit conveyor, pressing this black push-button, (providing the machine is not already performing a wrap cycle), starts the automatic wrap cycle.
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Pulling on the rope actuates the Lanyard Start Switch, which starts the automatic wrap cycle or load infeed sequence. All machine functions will progress in proper order automatically without further input from the operator. Machine Status Indicator Beacon The Machine Status Indicator Beacon consists of a green and a red beacon light mounted to the top of the stretch wrap machine tower, and is used to indicate the status of the machine to the fork-lift truck operator.
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low. This condition requires the attention of a technician at the machine to verify and correct the cause of the problem. The Cut/Wipe Arm Watchdog Timer has timed-out during a wrap cycle. This could be caused by the Film Cut/Wipe Arm becoming jammed against an improperly positioned load, of a protruding carton on the load.
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Adjustments to these turntable speed settings are made by modifying the Preset Speed parameters on the turntable variable frequency drive (1VFD). (Refer to Section 9:7 and Section 15:0) WARNING! Adjustments to the Turntable VFD parameters should only be performed by a qualified technician! After making any adjustments, close the control panel and cycle the machine to observe the adjustment.
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5:10 Film Carriage Speed Set-Up The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic Stretch-wrapper is equipped with independent speed controls for the film carriage raise and film carriage lower functions. 5:10:1 Carriage Raise Speed The film carriage raise speed is used to control the overlap between the layers of film while the film carriage is ascending.
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Operator Interface Panel (HMI) Photo-eye Settings screen, (refer to Section 5:2:8:1). 5:13 Film Carriage Safety Switch The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch wrap machine is equipped with a Film Carriage Descent Obstruction Plate and Carriage Safety Switch. The purpose of the Carriage Safety Switch is to disable the wrap cycle and carriage lower function in the event that the Descent Obstruction Plate is obstructed, (i.e.
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To reset the machine after the film carriage safety switch has been tripped, manually raise the film carriage using the Film Carriage Raise button (refer to Section 5:2:3:2), or cycle the power by pressing the E-Stop button, then pulling it back out and pressing the Power On / Reset push-button to re-enable the control power.
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WRAPPING A LOAD Placing the Load onto the Turntable Conveyor If the machine is equipped with an optional infeed conveyor, place the load to be wrapped onto the infeed conveyor. Observe the Machine Status Indictor Beacon, (refer to section 5:7). If the green Machine Ready Status Indicator Beacon is illuminated it is permissible to load the machine.
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Threading the Super Rapid Thread II™ Prestretch Raise the film carriage to a comfortable height and place a roll of film on the film mandrel. Press in the Emergency Stop push-button and draw approximately four feet of material from the film roll. Twist the film into a rope and thread, as follows: Super Rapid Thread II ™...
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FILM THREADING HAND WHEEL FILM THREADING HOOK SUPER RAPID THREAD II™ DOOR NIP / IDLER ROLLER Super Rapid Thread II™ FILM CARRIAGE Attaching the Film to the Film Threading Hook Referring to the threading diagram and the photograph above, turn the Film Threading Hand-Wheel in a clockwise rotation until the Film Threading Hook is located in the load position.
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Threading the Film through the Film Carriage Referring to the photograph above, while supporting the rope of film toward the top of the rollers with one hand, turn the Film Threading Hand-Wheel in a clockwise rotation until the Film Threading Hook has drawn the film through the film carriage and the hook has returned to its starting location.
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When control power has been reapplied, gently pull on the film tail. This action will cause the Dancer Roller to pivot and the machine will begin to dispense film, self-threading the film down across the full length of the Prestretch and Nip / Idler Rollers.
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Wrap Cycle Sequence of Operation 6:5:1 Automatic Wrap Cycle Sequence Set the Top and Base wraps, to the desired values. Set the force to load and carriage speed controls to the desired levels. Ensure the film is secured in the film clamp.
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delay, the film clamp will open, releasing the tail of film between the load and the film clamp. The film carriage then resumes descending. When the film carriage reaches the Carriage Bottom Limit switch (3LS) the film carriage stops descending and the base of the load is wrapped. Upon completion of the preset base wrap revolutions, (refer to Section 5:2:7:2), less one, the turntable begins the final revolution of the cycle.
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A film fault has been detected. The turntable is running. The film carriage starts to descend, if it is not already at the stage of the wrap cycle where it is descending. The turntable reaches the Turntable Home Position sensor (1PX) at which time it begins the final revolution of the cycle.
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wrapped load directly from the turntable conveyor, as damage to the machine may result. WARNING! Do not remove wrapped loads from the turntable. The machine is designed to only allow wrapped loads to be removed from gravity exit conveyor! If a load is present on the gravity exit conveyor and a wrapped load is present on the turntable, the Cut / Wipe Arm assembly will remain in the Wipe-down (fully extended) position, until the wrapped load on the gravity conveyor is removed...
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REMEDIAL ADJUSTMENT Turntable Soft-Start Turntable Soft-Start, (or acceleration), is controlled by the turntable Variable Frequency Drive. Turntable start-up speed may be affected by a wide range of load weights and stability factors. If the load twists, distorts, or spills during the first few moments of turntable rotation, this may indicate that the Start Speed setting is too high, (refer to Section 5:9:1), or the acceleration time is set too low, (refer to Section 9:7).
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Check all the roller surfaces that the film web passes over for any signs of cutting, imperfections or a build-up of film. WARNING! PINCH POINTS Be careful to keep hands, hair and loose clothing well clear of the polyurethane coated prestretch rollers and aluminum pinch rollers while power is applied! If the roll of film does not appear to have been damaged and there are...
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Film Roping Roller The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic is equipped with a film-roping roller that will cause the bottom few inches of the film to be gathered in a roped fashion. Adjusting the roping roller height will provide a strengthening feature useful for holding difficult product and slip-sheets in place and for general reinforcement of the lower tiers of the load.
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CAUTION! Ensure that at all times the upper limit switch striker is positioned ABOVE the film carriage limit lever arm. Failing to ensure this may result in the film carriage overrunning its allowable range of travel causing damage to the film carriage drive mechanism! Auto Load Height Photo-Eye False Signals The Auto Load Height Photo-eye uses an infrared beam reflected off the load...
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Reinforcing Band Application In some cases it is desirable to add reinforcing bands of film between the top and bottom of the load as the film carriage is ascending or descending in order to further stabilize the load. If this is necessary it can be easily accomplished by pressing the PRESS TO REINFORCE WRAP button displayed on the Operator Interface Panel (HMI) status screen while the film carriage is raising or lowering during the wrap cycle, when the film carriage is at the desired height.
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Film Carriage Paused Screen Pressing the PRESS HERE TO RESUME button that is displayed on the Operator Interface Panel (HMI) status screen while the film carriage is paused will allow the film carriage elevator to resume traveling. Alternately, after ten seconds the Carriage Pause function will self-cancel and the film carriage elevator will resume traveling without further input from the operator.
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MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS Lubrication When operating in normal environments the machine will require periodic lubrication and maintenance as described in the following section. Use standard industrial lubricants on a regular basis in proportion to the usage of the machine and the cleanliness of the surroundings. Unless otherwise specified, lubricating oils and greases should be regular machine grade.
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MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS Film Carriage Lift Chain Adjustment To adjust the film carriage elevator chain, first raise the carriage to its halfway position and remove the tower chain guard. Visually inspect the film carriage elevator chain and shock-dampening spring. The chain should be taut on the bottom side where it attaches to the carriage, (about 3/4”...
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The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic turntable fits over a compound drive axle and is driven through the engagement of the center shaft pin with the slotted turntable socket hub.
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Remove the anti-rotation bolt securing the slip-ring anti-rotation bar to the base of the machine. Remove the hex socket flat-head bolt securing the turntable to the turntable center shaft, using a long shaft tee-handle hex key or equivalent tool inserted between the two center conveyor rollers. If no such tool is available, it may be necessary to first remove the two conveyor rollers in the center of the turntable conveyor to gain access to this bolt.
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Remove the turntable conveyor chain guard and “break” the chains connecting the two center conveyor rollers of the turntable conveyor. The chain drive from the turntable conveyor drive gear-reducer located beneath the turntable to the conveyor rollers must also be disconnected. Remove the cotter pins from the conveyor roller hex axles on the two center rollers and remove them from the conveyor frame.
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Turntable Support Wheels The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic turntable support wheels are rigid casters with bearings that may require periodic lubrication. Each caster is equipped with a grease fitting on the end of the wheel axle. Use a grease gun to apply grease to the wheel bearings as required.
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ascend part way before stopping. Adjust the distance setting lower or higher accordingly to tune-out these problems. (Refer to Section 12:0 for specific details provided in the photo-eye manufacturer’s component literature.) The time-delay setting is typically set to a minimum value sufficient to prevent false tripping of the photo-eye output relay as the load rotates in front of the photo-eye.
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Turntable Positive Alignment Set-Up and Adjustment If the turntable is not aligning correctly to the Turntable Home Position in the automatic wrap cycle, it may be necessary to adjust the Turntable Positive Alignment settings. The components related to the Turntable Positive Alignment feature include: ...
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necessary for the turntable to reach the home position, but without coasting past. Keep in mind that the turntable must operate at the Slow Speed setting for long enough to lose all the inertia from the turntable before it reaches the Turntable Home Position. Traveling at the slow speed setting for the final 45°...
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Raise the film carriage to a good working height and then remove power from the machine. Remove the prestretch carriage cover. If the prestretch motor is not shutting off completely when the dancer bar is in the retracted position, adjust the position of the Dancer Proximity Sensor closer to the cam by loosening the two jam nuts securing the proximity sensor to its mounting bracket.
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9:11 Ni-Chrome Film Cutter Hot-Wire Installation The 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch-wrapper uses a length of Ni-Chrome resistance wire as a cutter for the film. WARNING! Film...
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NI-CHROME FILM CUTTER BOTTOM DETAIL NI-CHROME WIRE BOTTOM MOUNTING BRACKET BOTTOM ANCHOR BOTTOM ANCHOR SET-SCREWS Loosen the two opposing set-screws in the bottom anchor and remove the Ni-Chrome wire. Remove the Ni-Chrome wire from the top insulator and disconnect it from the supply wire by loosening the four opposing set-screws in the top connector and unwrapping the tail of the Ni-Chrome wire from around the supply wire.
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NI-CHROME FILM CUTTER SUPPLY WIRE TOP DETAIL CONNECTOR CONNECTOR SET-SCREWS INSULATOR TOP MOUNTING BRACKET INSULATOR SPRING NI-CHROME WIRE Insert the wire, top insulator and top connector into the top mounting bracket and then feed the wire through the vertical hole in the bottom anchor.
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FILM CUT/WIPE ARM DETAIL CUT/WIPE ARM NI-CHROME POSITION SWITCHES FILM CUTTER HOT-WIRE 9LS (TOP) CUT/WIPE ARM 8LS (CENTER) 7LS (BOTTOM) CUT/WIPE ARM MOTOR FILM TAIL WIPER BRUSH CUT/WIPE ARM POSITION SWITCH ACTUATOR COLLARS CUT/WIPE ARM GEAR-REDUCER The Cut / Wipe Arm is designed to pivot in toward the package when the Turntable has aligned at the Turntable Home position during the wrap cycle, cutting the film between the load and the film clamp, and then wiping the cut-off tail of film against the load.
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9:13 Film Carriage Safety Switch Adjustment The Model 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch-wrapping machine is equipped with a Descent Obstruction Plate. The Descent Obstruction plate is designed to “trip” the Film Carriage Safety Switch in the event that it becomes obstructed.
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decrease the pre-load on the actuator arm. The following illustration depicts the nominal limit switch mounting location and actuator arm angle. The Film Carriage Safety Switch should be adjusted so that the switch actuates with minimal upward motion at each corner of the Descent Obstruction Plate. FILM CARRIAGE FRAME FILM CARRIAGE SAFETY SWITCH CARRIAGE FRAME BOTTOM GUSSET...
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9:14 Prestretch Roller Cleaning Procedure Many cleaning agents can permanently damage the Prestretch Roller polyurethane coating. If cleaning of the polyurethane-coated prestretch rollers becomes necessary, the recommended procedure is as follows. Into a bucket of warm water, add a few drops common dish detergent and mix thoroughly.
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10:0 TROUBLE-SHOOTING 10:1 Trouble-shooting Operator Interface Fault Messages 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch wrap machines are programmed to be able to detect a number of different fault conditions and display corresponding fault messages and diagnostic information on the Operator Interface Panel, also referred to as an HMI (Human-Machine Interface).
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10:1:1 Film Fault A film fault is caused by a loss of film tension during the wrap cycle. A film fault will not be registered until the second turntable revolution has been completed, and cannot be detected after the machines goes into deceleration mode in the final revolution of the wrap cycle.
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10:1:2 Film Carriage Safety Switch Tripped Fault 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch wrap machines are equipped with a Descent Obstruction Plate and Film Carriage Safety Switch (4LS) located beneath the Film Carriage. The purpose of the Film Carriage Safety Switch (4LS) is to disable the wrap cycle and the film carriage descent function in the event that the Descent Obstruction Plate becomes obstructed, (i.e.
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10:1:3 Film Cut/Wipe Arm Watchdog Timer Fault 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch wrap machines are equipped with a motorized Film Cut/Wipe Arm that is used to move the film to a position where the film clamp can grip it, cut the film, and then brush the film tail against the load.
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10:1:4 Film Carriage Height Sensor Fault If the Film Carriage Height Pulse sensor (5PX) remains either on or off for longer than preset watchdog times (approximately 3 to 5 seconds) during operation of the film carriage elevator function in a Wrap Cycle or by the A-Arm Manual Lower function, the sensor is presumed to be out of adjustment or defective, or the film carriage elevator is not physically moving, and this fault condition will be triggered.
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10:1:5 Variable Frequency Drive Fault 3300-CTA Conveyorized Platform Automatic stretch wrap machines use minimum five (depending on options) variable frequency drives to control the motors on the machine – one for the Turntable motor (1VFD), one for the Film Carriage Elevator motor (2VFD), one for the Prestretch film dispenser motor (3VFD), one for the Film Cut/Wipe Arm motor, and one for the Turntable Conveyor motor (5VFD).
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10:1:6 Wrap Cycle Watchdog Timer Fault All the while the wrap cycle is in progress (except during a Cycle Pause request or a Film Carriage Pause request), the Wrap Cycle Watchdog timer in the PLC records the elapsed cycle time. If the elapsed cycle time reaches the preset value in the timer, the wrap cycle will immediately be aborted and the message screens below will be displayed.
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10:2 Trouble-Shooting Guide In the event of a machine malfunction, the suggestions listed in this section will assist in determining the cause of a failure and possible remedies. Many of the corrective actions recommended here require technical ability. Only qualified and fully trained personnel should perform the corrective actions listed in this trouble-shooting guide! PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE...
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION HMI (Operator Interface HMI (Operator Interface Reconnect HMI cable Panel) screen flickers or Panel) cable connector is connector and ensure that it continually displays start-up loose is securely latched in place. (Initializing) screen PLC is not in RUN mode Set switch on face of PLC to RUN mode Machine Busy (red) status...
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Turntable does not run in Turntable Variable Frequency Turn off the power and wait wrap cycle or with Turntable Drive (1VFD) faulted 10 seconds, then reset the Jog Rotate button power. If the fault condition …continued…...
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Turntable runs too slowly or Turntable Speed setting is too Increase the Turntable Speed Turntable stalls when setting. (Refer to section wrapping a heavy load 5:9:2) Load weight exceeds Do not wrap loads that capacity of the machine exceed the rated weight capacity of the machine!
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Film Carriage will not raise or Carriage jammed Move carriage from side to lower …continued… side and back and forth by hand. There should be some play between the carriage guide wheels and the bars on which they run.
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Film Carriage raises and Carriage Speed setting(s) are Increase the Carriage Speed lowers too slowly too low setting(s). (Refer to sections 5:1:5 & 5:1:6) Film Carriage raises and Carriage Speed setting(s) are Decrease the Carriage Speed lowers too fast and / or speed too fast setting(s).
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Prestretch will not run Dancer Proximity Sensor Check for 24 Volts DC across …continued… Defective terminals #7 & #9 on control panel terminal strip with Dancer Bar retracted & Force to Load pot set at zero Then, check for 0 Volts DC across terminals #8 &...
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Prestretch runs too fast and / Dancer Proximity Sensor and Adjust distance between or speed cannot be varied / or Target Cam incorrectly Dancer Proximity Sensor and adjusted cam. Adjust position of cam if necessary.
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Prestretch continues to run Dancer Proximity Sensor and Adjust distance between after the film has been cut / or Target Cam incorrectly Dancer Proximity Sensor and …continued… adjusted cam. Adjust position of cam if necessary.
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Film Cut / Wipe arm does not Cut / Wipe Arm jammed Check for signs of operate mechanical binding or …continued… jamming. Ensure cut/wipe arm is clear of film clamp arms. Cut / Wipe Arm shaft key or If motor appears to be motor key missing running, but cut/wipe arm...
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Film is not cut during cycle Hot-wire cutter is missing the Adjust Cut Position switch …continued… film due to incorrect (8LS) Actuator Collar position adjustment of the Cut/Wipe or Cut/Wipe arm alignment as Arm Cut Position switch (8LS) necessary.
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Wrap Cycle not Sequencing PLC Hardware Problem Verify that all PLC hardware Properly PLC Software Logic Program is operational. problem Verify correct PLC Software Logic Program is installed and that PLC is in RUN mode.
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PROBLEM DETECTED POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Film Carriage does not lower The film carriage Descent Raise the film carriage to a during wrap cycle Obstruction Plate is jammed good working height and …continued… in the up position move film carriage Descent Obstruction Plate from side to side and back and forth by hand, to allow the plate to...
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11:0 PARTS LISTS The parts lists shown in this section are for the end-user’s reference in identifying components of the machine. When a malfunction is traced to a failed component, the part number for that component will aid in the procurement of a replacement part.
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Machine Serial Number: 270517-33-12869 Machine Assembly Dwg: G3300-242-00 R0 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # 3300-CTA MACHINE BASE & TURNTABLE DRIVE MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY DWG. #G3300-230-01-00 Machine Base C4535 3300-CTA Base Weldment for 20" Pass-Line 1.1.15 Turntable Support Wheels Y W101-4 Caster 6”...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # C3360 Control Panel Mounting Frame Weldment for Control Panel Mounting Control Panel 42" x 30" Size Frame Frame Bracket C3361 Control Panel Frame Mounting Bracket FILM ROPING ROLLER ASSEMBLY - G5700-023-00 (G143)
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # 20.C TURNTABLE LOAD POSITIONING PHOTO-EYE MOUNT C1542 20C.1 Photo-Eye Support C1543 Support Weldment 20C.2 Photo-Eye Support F757 Unistrut Bracket 20C.3 Photo-Eye Support F114 Photo-Eye Guard 20C.4 Photo-Eye Support R326-32 Unistrut Channel-32"...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # FILM CLAMP MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY - G138 DWG. #G5900-019-00-R5 Film Clamp Mounting Plate C1073-R7 Film Clamp Mounting Plate Film Clamp Linear Actuator C661 Actuator Anchor Plate Mount Film Clamp Linear Actuator...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # SUPER RAPID THREAD II 20" PRESTRETCH - MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY - G2900-115-00-R3 Carriage Weldment G2900-115-01-00 Super Rapid Thread II 20" Prestretch - Carriage Frame Weldment 5.41 Prestretch Motor Prestretch Motor Flange Spacer Washer 5.2B...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # 5.89 Anti-Back-Rotation One-Way B315 One-Way Bearing 20mm ID x 47mm OD x Bearing 14mm Wide c/w Inner Race Keyway, Seals both sides 5.88 Anti-Back-Rotation One-Way F2461 One-Way Bearing Housing Retainer Angle Bearing 5.86...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # 5.72 Dancer Proximity Sensor Refer to Electrical portion of this Material List, under "Electrical Controls on Film Carriage" 5.33 Front Diverter Roller Mtg. F2094-R5 Film Diverting Rollers Mounting Bracket 5.17...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # 5.42.10 Film Threading Idler Sprocket H1011 Nylon Round Spacer 1/2" ID x 3/4" OD x 3/8" on Nip Roller Axle Thick 5.42.13 Film Threading Idler Sprocket H776 Lock Washer 5/16" (M8) Plated on Nip Roller Axle 5.42.14 Film Threading Idler Sprocket...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # CUT/WIPE DEVICE FOR 20" FILM - MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY DWG. #G6900-039-00-R2 6.27C Cut/Wipe Device Motor Y A461 Motor Type 71L/4 IEC C105, 0.37kW - 1/2 HP 230/460 Volt 3 Phase 60 Hz. 1750 RPM TEFC UL/cCSAus, IP55 6.28E...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # ELECTRICAL CONTROLS DWG. #ED3300-148, #EP3300-148, #ES3300-148 Control Panel Enclosure & Exterior Control Panel Enclosure C3360 Control Panel Mounting Frame Weldment 42" x 30" Panel For Model HP-SW Conveyorized...
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # Infeed Conveyor Jog Push- E1937 Contact Block c/w Mounting Base 1 x N.O. Button Outfeed Conveyor Jog Push- Y E1956 Push-Button Head Black Flush Momentary Button Outfeed Conveyor Jog Push- E1937 Contact Block c/w Mounting Base 1 x N.O.
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Section 11 LOCATION QTY. UN. SP COUSINS P/N DESCRIPTION DWG ITEM # 1VFD, Y E2328 Altivar 312 AC Variable Speed Drive 380-500 Volt 3 Phase 50/60 Hz Input - 3/4 HP 460 Volt 3 Phase Output c/w Heatsink 2-VFD, 3-VFD, 5-VFD, 6-VFD, 7-...
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Thank you very much for using SUNX products. Please MOUNTING read this Instruction Manual carefully and thoroughly for the correct and optimum use of this product. Kindly keep The tightening torque should be 0.8N m or less. this manual in a convenient place for quick reference. INSTRUCTION MANUAL Never use this product as a sensing M5 (length 32mm)
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If pressure terminals are to be used, affix the connect- BGS/FGS FUNCTION STABILITY INDICATOR ed pressure terminals to a terminal (M3.5 screw). (DC-voltage type only) Dimensions of the suitable crimp terminals Since the EQ-500 series use a 2-segment photo- diode as its receiving element, and sensing is done (Unit: mm) This sensor incorporates BGS/FGS function.
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WL2000 photoelectric reflex sensor Rugged plastic housing Power supply reverse polarity protected Standard mounting for your existing applications Polarizing filters prevent false readings on reflective surfaces Wide range supply voltage Red light for easy alignment Signal strength indicator Cable or Mini quick disconnect versions Crosstalk immunity Signal Strength Indicator (Red) Power Indicator (Green)
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WL2000 p h o t o e l e c t r i c r e f l e x s e n s o r WL 2000 -R1302 -R1312 -R1322 -R5300 -R5310 -R5320 Part Number 7 023 050 7 023 051 7 023 052 7 023 053 7 023 054...
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+++++++++++++++++--tm XS1-L / XS2-L / XS1-N / XS2-N Listing and Certification : Inductive proximity sensors XS1-L XS2-L Applicable on proximity switches bearing the Détecteurs de proximité inductifs UL and CSA marks only. Enclosure : Type 12,4X indoor use only Induktive Näherungsschalter For connector version, a suitable UL and CSA Detectores de proximidad inductivos Approved connector must be used...
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+++++++++++++++++--tm XZ-CP / XZ-CC Machine cabling accessories XS•-L/N•••••• Constituants de câblage machine Zubehör für Maschinen- Anschlußtechnik Contituyentes de conexionado Accessori di cablaggio Constituintes de cablagem Dimensions Ø8 Ø10 M8x1 16,5 Encombrements Abmessungen Dimensiones Dimensioni d’ingombro Altravancamentos M8x1 PvR L = 2 m. XZ-CP0166L2 XZ-CP0266L2 XZ-CP0566L2...
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VL (AZ8) COMPACT SIZE LIMIT SWITCHES Limit Switches A compact and accurate vertical limit switch. Switches with indicator lamp available for convenient maintenance; either a neon AC powered lamp or an LED DC powered lamp. of the lamp holder attachment, it is Inner construction possible to display both lights during Cover...
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VL (AZ8) PRODUCT TYPE 1. Standard type Actuator Part No. Push plunger AZ8111 Roller plunger AZ8112 Cross roller plunger AZ8122 Roller arm AZ8104 Adjustable roller arm AZ8108 Adjustable rod AZ8107 Flexible rod AZ8166 Spring wire AZ8169 Remote wire control plunger AZ8181 Note) When ordering an overseas-specified product,refer to the Overseas Standards given below.
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VL (AZ8) SPECIFICATIONS 1. Contact Rating 1) Standard type 2) Type with indicator Load Resistive load Inductive load Resistive load Inductive load Rated control Types (cos φ ]1) (cos φ ]0.4) (cos φ ]1) (cos φ ]0.4) Rated control voltage voltage 125V AC 125V AC...
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VL (AZ8) DIMENSIONS inch 10.2 10.2 .276 dia. .402 .402 stainless steel plunger General .118 PT 1.5max • Push plunger type tolerance: +0.2 2-4.1 dia. Standard type ±0.4 26.5 mounting holes .157 .157 1.043 2-M5 ( P=0.8 ) tapped M3 6 2-M5 ( P=0.8 ) 20.4±0.3 cover screw...
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VL (AZ8) • Adjustable rod type inch ( 44.9 ) ( 44.9 ) ( 1.768 ) ( 1.768 ) .217 36.3±0.8 36.3±0.8 Standard type 1.429±.031 1.429±.031 General .102 dia. rod ( Roller can be rotated tolerance: and locked in any position through 360°...
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VL (AZ8) • Spring wire type General tolerance: ±0.4 ±.016 (Should be used with less than 50mm 1.969inch of T.T.) Standard type 10.2 10.2 PT 30 max .402 .402 1.2 dia. 1.2 dia. .047 stainless .047 stainless steel wire steel wire 51.5 2.028 100±1.5...
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VL (AZ8) OPTION inch (A set of mounting hex. VL Conduit Adapter t=7 max. socket screws is supplied.) .276 AZ8801 • Applicable wire 13/64 ( Same as with the VL limit switch ) Electric wire name Finished outside diameter Vinyl cabtire cord (VCTF) 8.7 to 11 dia.
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VL (AZ8) WIRING Cable treatment inch Applicable fasten terminal Ordinary termi- -Insulation distance more than Max. 6.4 .252 Max. 6.4 .252 Max. 6.4 .252 3.0 to 3.7 dia. N.C. use N.O. use 6.4mm .252inch for wiring and live .118 to .146 .354 parts .354...
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Product data sheet XCSDMC7902 Characteristics coded magnetic switch - XCS-DMC - cable 2 m - 1 NO + 1 NO, 1 NO staggered Main Range of product Preventa Safety detection Product or component Coded magnetic switch type Component name XCSDMC Electrical connection Pre-cabled Cable length...
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Shock resistance 30 gn 11 ms IEC 60068-2-27 Sensitivity to magnetic fields ≥ 0,3 mT Class of protection against electric shock Class II IEC 60536 IP degree of protection IP66 IEC 60529 IP67 IEC 60529 RoHS EUR conformity date 0729 RoHS EUR status Compliant...
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Quick Start Guide - ATV12 ENGLISH S1A5614601 DANGER HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH • Read and understand this quick start guide before performing any procedure with this drive. • The user is responsible for compliance with all international and national electrical code requirements with respect to grounding of all equipment.
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Connect the drive: Power Connect the drive: • Wire the drive to the ground. Control choice • Check circuit breaker rating or fuse rating. • Check that the motor voltage is compatible with the drive voltage. Motor voltage ______Volts. [REMOTE configuration] 5.
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Set control choice 5.1 [REMOTE configuration] 5.2 [LOCAL configuration] Menu Code Description Customer Setting COnF FULL > > [Reference channel1]: Ctl- AlU1 Reference control [Control menu] COnF FULL > > 2C: 2-wire control [Type of control]: I_0- 3C: 3-wire control Command control [Input Output menu] [REMOTE configuration]...
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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Drive does not start, no error code displayed • If the display does not light up, check the power supply to the drive (ground and input phases connection, see page 19). • The assignment of the "Fast stop" or "Freewheel" functions will prevent the drive starting if the corresponding logic inputs are not powered up.
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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Fault detection codes that cannot be reset automatically (continued) Code Name Possible causes Remedy Overcurrent • Parameters in the Motor control • Check the parameters menu page are not • Check the size of the motor/drive/load drC- correct •...
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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Fault detection codes that can be reset with the automatic restart function, after the cause has disappeared These faults can also be reset by turning on and off or by means of a logic input (parameter Detected fault reset assignment page 77).
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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Fault detection codes that can be reset with the automatic restart function, after the cause has disappeared (continued) Code Name Possible causes Remedy Input phase loss • Drive incorrectly supplied or a fuse • Check the power connection and the fuses. blown •...
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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Faults codes that will be reset as soon as their causes disappear The USF fault can be inhibited and cleared remotely by means of a logic input (Detected fault inhibition assignmentInH parameter page 81). Code Name Possible causes Remedy Incorrect •...
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Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Remote keypad error messages Code Name Description On initializing itself • Micro controller initializing InIt • Communication configuration search COM.E Communication error • It has 50ms time out error. • This message is shown after 220 retry attempts. Key alarm •...
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COUSINS PACKAGING INC. SLIP RING MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE (MODEL E2278) Located on the center of rotation, slip rings (or collector rings) maintain full electrical contact at all times between a rotating member with continuous 360° rotation and a stationary member. Without the slip ring, the wire harness would twist off and electrical contact would be lost.
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To replace a brush and arm assembly, remove the hex nuts and washers at the top of the brush stud along with the outboard bearing, if used. This will allow the brush assemblies to be removed. NOTE: Some smaller rings use cap screws, or may be equipped with socket screw type set collars instead of hex nuts.
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AC TU AT OR L A 12 LA12: 12/24 V DC. Max. thrust 500 N Features: Thanks to the small size and outstanding performance, • 12/24 V DC permanent magnetic motor the LA12 actuator provides a practical and cost-effective • Max. thrust 500 N alternative to traditional pneumatic systems and gear •...
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Technical specifications: # measurement made in connection with a CBD and with an ambient temerature of 20 Duty cycle 20% Speed Current 12 V (Reduced with approx. 50% (mm/s) (Amp) on the 24V DC version) 2 mm pitch 6 mm pitch 4 mm pitch 6 mm pitch 4 mm pitch...
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+0.1 170.7 19.6 36.3 ø 10.1 +0.1 ø 10.1 +0.2 +0.2 16.5 LINAK A/S LA12001A LA12 Ordering example: 12 2 M 00 1 100 24 0 4 Cable: Without reed: 0 = Black straight 0,75 mm (2-core) 1 = Jack black straight 2,3 mm (2-core) With reed: 2 = Stereo Jack black straight 2,3 mm 3 = Black straight 0,75 mm...
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Installation, Operation, and Lubrication Instructions Integral Multimount Modified...
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers I. SELECTION E. Excessive thrust or overhung loads on the input or output shafts of a gear reducer may cause premature failures The selection of the appropriate speed reducer for a given of the bearings and/or shafts.
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers 4. C Face Motor Mounting 5. Speed Reducer Assembly/ Procedures Disassembly Instructions Contact Winsmith or a local sales representative for a copy of A. C Face/Quill Motor Mounting SE Encore Speed Reducers Disassembly and Reassembly 1.
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers sealing or venting the speed reducer is the best choice for increasing temperature results in a corresponding pressure a specific application as this decision has a direct impact increase as described by the combined gas law: on the seal service life.
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers that of the air. Typically, the volume inside the reducer is about 60% lubricant and 40% air. The thermal expansion of the lubricant alone increases the internal pressure in the reducer by approximately 1.5 psi when the change in temperature...
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers The impact of increasing temperature and pressure in a Applications Determine When Sealing a Speed Reducer is Preferred to Venting sealed speed reducer on the service life of an NBR seal has been assessed by numerous seal manufacturers.
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Venting Solution is a Standard Feature NOTE: Helical Gear Ratio Multipliers are The SE Encore worm gear speed reducer series can factory filled with Mobilgear 600 XP 220 satisfactorily operate sealed or vented.
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers 2. Ambient Temperature double reduction model should be drained and filled independently when changing the oil. Visit our website, If the ambient temperature during operation is outside of -18 www.WINSMITH.com, for a detailed flushing procedure.
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers 6. Grease Fittings components, reassemble the reducer, and fill with lubricant to the appropriate level fill hole. Some speed reducer models are equipped with grease fittings C.
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers FIGURE 3 ADDITIONAL MOUNTING POSITIONS PRODUCT STANDARD FAMILY MOUNTING INVERTED INPUT SHAFT HORIZONTAL INPUT SHAFT VERTICAL 1. Fill, vent, level and drain F & V F &...
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Engineering Service Bulletin 15 Engineering Service Bulletin SE Encore Speed Reducers SE Encore Speed Reducers FIGURE 4 DOUBLE REDUCTION DOUBLE REDUCTION WORM/WORM HELICAL/WORM 1. Fill, vent, level and drain STANDARD MOUNTING STANDARD MOUNTING locations are the same for quill and coupled models. F &...
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Warnings And Cautions WARNING Warnings Not a Support Structure Winsmith products, and associated equipment and machinery, are intended A speed reducer must never be used as an integral component of a for selection and use by trained and skilled persons capable of determining machine superstructure or support frame that would subject it to additional their suitability for the specific application or use.
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TROUBLESHOOTING NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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SAFETY NOTES RATIO TORQUE LB-IN SPEED MTG POS FOR GEAR LUBRICATION SEE MANUAL NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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SAFETY NOTES NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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STORAGE & COMMISSIONING NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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UNIT INSTALLATION NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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UNIT INSTALLATION NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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FLEXBLOC VENT LOCATIONS NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 1 of 18 Brake Operation The standard NORD motor brake is “spring-set”. When pow- er is removed and the brake is de-energized (power-off), the brake springs exert a force against the armature plate in turn preventing the brake rotor (or brake disc) from rotat- ing.
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 2 of 18 General Selection Considerations Table 1a: Brake Torque Reduction - Spring Removal "Brake Size" 7 Springs 5 Springs 3 Springs As indicated in the NORD catalog, each NORD motor can be supplied with a number of brake torque sizes.
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 3 of 18 Brake Control Rectifiers Rectifier Types [Ctd.] NORD brake control rectifiers convert AC voltage to DC volt- PMG 500 Push-Hybrid rectifier [PMG]: age. Rectifiers are used because most applications require A fast-acting or push-hybrid brake rectifier provides an ini- AC voltage to power the motor, but DC power is required tial “push”...
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VOLTAGE GVE RECTIFIER MOTOR BRAKES GVE RECTIFIER INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 4 of 18 GHE RECTIFIER GHE RECTIFIER Figure 2.1: GVE/GHE Dimensions Figure 3.1: GUE Dimensions PMG 500 0.24 in 6.0 mm 0.14 in 0.14 in 3.5 mm 0.14 in 3.5 mm...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 5 of 18 Figure 4.1: PMG 500 Dimensions Figure 4.2: PMG 500 Braking Methods STANDARD STOPPING (AC-SWITCHING) 2.60 BRAKING 2.17 METHOD PMG 500 0.39 GPE RECTIFIER ~ & ~ + &...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 6 of 18 BRAKE SIZE: BRE 5 BRAKE TORQUE: 5 Nm (3.7 lb-ft) max. BRAKE SIZE: BRE 10 BRAKE TORQUE: 10 Nm (7.4 lb-ft) max. Half-Wave Full-Wave Half-Wave Full-Wave NORD NORD Brake P/N...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 7 of 18 General Maintenance Brake Hand-Lever Installation and Adjustment Brake Air Gap Figure 6 In order to obtain optimal brake performance and maximum Direction of brake life, it is necessary to periodically check and reset the hand release brake air gap.
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 8 of 18 Setting the Brake Air Gap Procedure NORD spring-loaded brakes are virtually maintenance free. 1. Loosen the fixing screws that attach the brake to the However, the air-gap of the brake rotor or brake disc must motor’s end-shield by approximately half a turn.
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 9 of 18 Brake Rotor (Brake Disc) Wear Assessment Optional Brake Accessories Periodically the brake rotor or brake disc must also be checked NORD can supply a variety of brake options and accessories, for wear.
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 10 of 18 Parts List - Precima Brakes 9710 9900 9980 9990 9900* 9920* 9940 9380 9950 9960 9390 9710 9900 9980 9990 9320 9910 9930 9370* 9460 9360 9970 9400 9900* 9920*...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 11 of 18 Brake Times & Electrical Selection Selection Suggestions Brake timing performance is critical in selecting the optimal When Fast Stopping is Recommended brake system. NORD brakes can provide exceptional perfor- Any applications that require quick stops and positive action mance in terms of the release (start) times and engagement at stand-still...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 12 of 18 The table below determines the rectifier and DC brake voltage required, based on the AC supply voltage & braking method. Rectifier Supply Brake Coil Braking Rectifier Rectifier Voltage Voltage...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 13 of 18 Typical Connection Diagrams BR101A BR101B GP101C BR601A POWERED FROM POWERED FROM POWERED FROM POWERED FROM MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK STANDARD RELEASE STANDARD RELEASE STANDARD RELEASE...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 14 of 18 Typical Connection Diagrams BR102A BR102B BR602A BR602B SEPERATE POWER SOURCE SEPERATE POWER SOURCE SEPERATE POWER SOURCE SEPERATE POWER SOURCE STANDARD RELEASE STANDARD RELEASE STANDARD RELEASE STANDARD RELEASE NORMAL STOPPING (AC-SWITCHING) NORMAL STOPPING (AC-SWITCHING) NORMAL STOPPING (AC-SWITCHING)
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 15 of 18 Typical Connection Diagrams PMG101A PMG101B PMG101C PMG101D POWERED FROM POWERED FROM POWERED FROM POWERED FROM MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK MOTOR TERMINAL BLOCK FAST-RELEASE (OVER EXCITATION) FAST-RELEASE (OVER EXCITATION) FAST-RELEASE (OVER EXCITATION)
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MOTOR RECTIFIER motor B-AC B-DC MOTOR RECTIFIER motor B-AC B-DC 208∆/360 208 VAC 208 VAC 105 VDC PMG500 230∆/400 PMG500 400 VAC 230 VAC 105 VDC 230∆/400 PMG500 230 VAC 230 VAC 105 VDC 400∆/690 PMG500 400 VAC 400 VAC 180 VDC MOTOR BRAKES 460∆/...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 17 of 18 Typical Connection Diagrams - Single Phase Motors NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation Toll Free in Canada: 800.668.4378 Toll Free in the United States: 888.314.6673 04.15.15 www.nord.com/docs...
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MOTOR BRAKES INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U35000 - 18 of 18 Troubleshooting Information Troubleshooting Cause Remedy Brake doesn’t release Air gap too large Check air gap and adjust Brake not recieving electrical power Check electrical connection Failed rectifier Replace rectifier Brake is getting too warm Use fast response (FR) rectifier...
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Order and product data Order and product data Order and product data Order and product data Order Number Order Number Order Number Order Number 201555822-100 Product Name Product Name Product Name Product Name Model Type Model Type Model Type Model Type 80S/4 CUS BRE10 HL Mounting Position Mounting Position...
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 1 of 17 1. Overview 2. Motor Types This user manual applies to NORD Motor products and it pro- NORD AC electric induction motors described in this manual vides general information for motor operation, installation, generally include the following types: maintenance, inspection, repair, and trouble shooting, which • Single speed or two-speed design.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 2 of 17 5. Motor Nameplate Information The motor nameplate and the display of technical information may vary slightly depending upon the global standard/s that the motor conforms to and the efficiency level. Please reference the examples below. www.nord.com www.nord.com E 191510 LR 112560 E 191510 LR 112560 NEMA...
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 3 of 17 6. Motor Options And Nomenclature NORD offers many options for its motors. The option code will be shown in the motor nomenclature. Below are commonly used options. Code Description Code...
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 4 of 17 7. Application Conditions 8. Transportation Standard NORD motors are designed to operate in dusty or During transportation observe the following: moist environments and have anti-fungal, thermal class F in- • Make sure that all eyebolts and lifting lugs are tight and sulation. firmly against their supporting surface. • Enclosure Protection Rating = IP55 (minimum). • Use all the lifting eyes that are intentionally supplied with the motor.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 5 of 17 9. Storage 10. Safety Considerations If the motor is not in service, store it according to the follow- When installing, servicing or replacing electric motors it is im- ing conditions: portant to be working in a “voltage-free” state. Observe the following safety rules. • Store the motor in a clean, dry, dirt-free, vibration free area.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 6 of 17 10. Safety Considerations Ctd. General Warnings and Cautions WARNING WARNING To avoid electrocution, injury or death, make certain all Maintain Proper Cooling electrical devices (motors, brakes, variable frequency Operating the motor without the intended cooling fan drives, etc.) are properly grounded, completely de-en- may cause overheating and result in very hot surfaces, per-...
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 7 of 17 11. Checking the Insulation Before putting the motor into operation for the first time, Typical motor bearing grease is an NLGI No. 2 consistency, after a lengthy period of storage or standstill (approx.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 8 of 17 14. Electrical Connections • Tighten the terminal board screw connections on the on WARNING the main terminal board per the table below. To avoid electrocution, injury or death, make certain all Table 4 –...
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 10 of 17 15. Wiring Diagrams Ctd. * NC (NORMALLY CLOSED) * MAX. OPERATING TERMINAL TERMINAL FROM MOTOR FROM MOTOR BLOCK BLOCK * CONTACTS RATED 1.6A VOLTAGE 2.5V.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 11 of 17 16. Motor Accessories Blower Cooling Fan (Option F & FC) • Connection Diagram Shown on page 10 • Option FC is 1-phase, 115V • Option F has capability of 1 phase by connecting a supplied capacitor Option F – 3ph & 1ph 220-575V 50/60Hz 60Hz Ratings 50Hz Ratings Motor Frame...
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 12 of 17 16. Motor Accessories Ctd. Thermostats (Option TW and Option 2TW) WARNING Standard connection Series connected, one per phase Contact NC (Normally Closed)/ Auto Re-setting Thermostats and Thermistors will automatically reset. Response Temperature 311 °F (155 °C) Shut-Off Device (Option TW) WARNING...
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 13 of 17 17. Inspection Inspect the motor after every 500 operating hours. WARNING If it is necessary to clean the motor exterior, do not use shop air. Shop air can force contaminents into the motor and may cause parts damage or result in blowing debris causing injury. Table 8 - Inspection Guidelines Inspect Check Action Motor Check the external surfaces for contamination. Clean the motor external surfaces using clean, Exterior Accumulation of dirt and fibrous deposits must be removed.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 14 of 17 Parts List If you are ordering a part, provide the model and order number (table 1, page 2) of your motor. This will determine the specific part number you need.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 15 of 17 19. Repair F. Remove and discard the old flange gasket. Reference the parts list drawing on page 14 for clarification. G. Clean the gasket faces on the motor and gearbox, making A. Disassemble the motor according to the general sure no cleaning debris enters the gearbox. exploded view in PARTS INFORMATION. Disassemble H. Check the replacement motor to make sure the motor only as far as necessary to replace the failed parts.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 16 of 17 21. Removing and Replacing NEMA C-Face or 22. Testing IEC Fange-Mounted Motors IMPORTANT NOTE For further clarification of these instructions, reference the parts list on Page 14 of this manual. NORD electric motors do not require periodic testing.
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MOTORS - AC INDUCTION, SINGLE & POLYPHASE DRIVESYSTEMS RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE U30000 - 17 of 17 23. Troubleshooting Fault Likely Cause Corrective Action Motor fails to start. • Motor is mis-wired • Verify and correct motor wiring. • Brake is may not be releasing. • Troubleshoot brake per User Manual U35000. • Fan guard damaged and contacting fan. • Replace damaged fan guard. • Motor protection device has tripped or • Check motor protection device for correct does not switch...
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SAFETY NOTES NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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STORAGE & COMMISSIONING NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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UNIT INSTALLATION NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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UNIT INSTALLATION NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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FLEXBLOC VENT LOCATIONS NORD Gear Limited NORD Gear Corporation...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL RUN_OF_CNVR BOOL FALSE RUN LOAD ON OUTFEED CONVEYOR ONTO GRAVITY CONVEYOR VAR_GLOBAL RUN_IF_TT_CNVR BOOL FALSE RUN INFEED & TURNTABLE CONVEYOR...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL _5PE_IF_CNVR_ACCUM BOOL FALSE 5PE - INFEED CONVEYOR ACCUMULATED PHOTO-EYE VAR_GLOBAL _5PX_BLOCKED_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE FILM CARRIAGE HEIGHT PULSE SENSOR (5PX) UNBLOCKED TIMER DONE BIT...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL _8PE_BLKD_TMR_EV VAR_GLOBAL _8PE_CLEAR_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_GLOBAL _8PE_CLEAR_TMR_EV VAR_GLOBAL OPERATOR_ACT_DETD BOOL FALSE OPERATOR ACTIVITY DETECTED VAR_GLOBAL OF_CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_EV VAR_GLOBAL OF_CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL C_W_ARM_RET_AP_TMR_EV CUT/WIPE ARM RETRACT ANTI-PLUG TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE VAR_GLOBAL C_W_ARM_RET_REQ BOOL FALSE FILM CUT/WIPE ARM RETRACT REQUEST VAR_GLOBAL C_W_ARM_RET_TO_7LS_WDOG_TMR_ BOOL...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL OF_CNVR_FWD_AP_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_GLOBAL CNVR_FWD_AP_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE CONVEYOR FORWARD ANTI-PLUG TIMER DONE BIT VAR_GLOBAL CNVR_FWD_AP_TMR_EV CONVEYOR FORWARD ANTI-PLUG TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL MAN_CNVR_PERM BOOL FALSE MANUAL CONVEYOR OPERATION PERMISSIVE VAR_GLOBAL MACH_DORM_TMR_EV MACHINE DORMANT TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE VAR_GLOBAL MACH_DORM_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE MACHINE DORMANT TIMER DONE BIT...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL TT_HOME_POS_CTR_RST BOOL FALSE TURNTABLE HOME POSITION COUNTER RESET VAR_GLOBAL TT_HOME_POS_CTR_RESET BOOL FALSE TURNTABLE HOME POSITION COUNTER RESET VAR_GLOBAL TT_HOME_POS_CTR_EV TURNTABLE HOME POSITION PULSE...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL LOW_LOAD_CLAMP_OPEN_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE LOW LOAD CLAMP OPEN DELAY TIMER DONE VAR_GLOBAL IF_CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_GLOBAL IF_CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_EV VAR_GLOBAL IF_CNVR_RUN_REQ BOOL FALSE...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL IF_CNVR_JOG_PB %IX1.6 BOOL FALSE INFEED CONVEYOR JOG PUSH-BUTTON VAR_GLOBAL TT_CNVR_JOG_PB %IX1.7 BOOL FALSE TURNTABLE CONVEYOR JOG PUSH-BUTTON VAR_GLOBAL OF_CNVR_JOG_PB %IX1.8...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL CYC_STEP_14 R10E %MX0.10.14 BOOL FALSE WRAP CYCLE STEP #14 VAR_GLOBAL CYC_STEP_15 R10F %MX0.10.15 BOOL FALSE WRAP CYCLE STEP #15 VAR_GLOBAL...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive GLOBAL VARIABLES Class Identifier FP Address IEC Address Type Initial Auto extern Comment VAR_GLOBAL_RETAI CYC_CTR_MILLIONS_EV DT32736 %MW5.32736 CYCLE COUNTER MILLIONS EV VAR_GLOBAL ANALOG_POT_V1 DT90041 %MW5.90041 ANALOG POTENTIOMETER #V1 VAR_GLOBAL CYC_STEP_WORD DWR10 %MD0.10 DWORD WRAP CYCLE STEP WORD...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive CONVEYOR_OUTPUTS Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL _3CR_F2L_RELEASE BOOL FALSE 3CR - FILM TENSION RELEASE RELAY VAR_EXTERNAL _3DVR_DISCH_REQ BOOL FALSE 3DVR - LOAD READY TO DISCHARGE INTERFACE RELAY VAR_EXTERNAL _3LS_CARR_BOTTOM BOOL FALSE 3LS - FILM CARRIAGE ELEVATOR BOTTOM...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive CONVEYOR_OUTPUTS Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL C_W_ARM_ADV_AP_TMR BOOL FALSE CUT/WIPE ARM ADVANCE ANTI-PLUG TIMER DONE VAR_EXTERNAL C_W_ARM_ADV_AP_TMR CUT/WIPE ARM ADVANCE ANTI-PLUG TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE VAR_EXTERNAL C_W_ARM_ADV_DLY_TM BOOL FALSE CUT/WIPE ARM ADVANCE DELAY TIMER...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive CONVEYOR_OUTPUTS Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL CARR_STOPPED_TMR_EV INT FILM CARRIAGE STOPPED TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE VAR_EXTERNAL CLAMP_CLOSE_AP_TMR_ BOOL FALSE FILM CLAMP CLOSE ANTI-PLUG TIMER DONE VAR_EXTERNAL CLAMP_CLOSE_AP_TMR_ FILM CLAMP CLOSE ANTI-PLUG TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive FAULTS Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL_RE HMI_CLAMP_OPEN_HEIGHT_SV HMI FILM CLAMP OPEN HEIGHT PRESET VALUE TAIN VAR_EXTERNAL LOAD_CLEAR_DLY_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE LOAD CLEAR OF CUT/WIPE ARM DELAY TIMER DONE VAR_EXTERNAL LOAD_CLEAR_DLY_TMR_EV LOAD CLEAR OF CUT/WIPE ARM DELAY TIMER...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive FAULTS Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL WRAP_CYC_WAS_CMPLTD BOOL FALSE AUTO WRAP CYCLE WAS COMPLETED VAR_EXTERNAL BURN_OFF_DUR_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE HOT-WIRE BURN-OFF DURATION TIMER DONE VAR_EXTERNAL BURN_OFF_DUR_TMR_EV HOT-WIRE BURN-OFF DURATION TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE VAR_EXTERNAL LIFT_BELT_REV_FLT...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL_RE ALHS_ON_SEL BOOL FALSE AUTO LOAD HEIGHT SENSOR ON SELECTED TAIN VAR_EXTERNAL RED_BOT_F2L_ON_SEL BOOL FALSE REDUCED BOTTOM FILM FORCE ON SELECTED VAR_EXTERNAL LOAD_CYC_SV_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE LOAD TOP WRAP PRESET DELAY TIMER DONE BIT...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL LOAD_CLEAR_DLY_TMR_EV LOAD CLEAR OF CUT/WIPE ARM DELAY TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE VAR_EXTERNAL FILM_CUT_TMR_EV FILM CUT DURATION TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE VAR_EXTERNAL CLAMP_CLOSE_AP_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE FILM CLAMP CLOSE ANTI-PLUG TIMER DONE...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL HMI_CARR_LOWER_PB BOOL FALSE HMI FILM CARRIAGE LOWER PUSH-BUTTON VAR_EXTERNAL TT_CNVR_JOG_PB BOOL FALSE TURNTABLE CONVEYOR JOG PUSH-BUTTON VAR_EXTERNAL HMI_CNVR_REV_PB BOOL FALSE HMI CONVEYOR REVERSE PUSH-BUTTON MANUAL_PROHIBIT_TMR TM_100ms_FB MANUAL OPERATION PROHIBIT MESSAGE TIMER...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL ALWAYS_ON_BIT BOOL FALSE ALWAYS ON INTERNAL FLAG BIT VAR_EXTERNAL HMI_CLAMP_OPEN_HEIGHT_SV_x_K HMI FILM CLAMP OPEN HEIGHT PRESET VALUE TIMES A CONSTANT VAR_EXTERNAL HMI_CARR_CUT_HEIGHT_SV_x_K HMI CARRIAGE FILM CUT HEIGHT SET VALUE TIMES A...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive MAIN Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL CARR_PAUSE_REQ BOOL FALSE FILM CARRIAGE PAUSE REQUEST VAR_EXTERNAL CYC_PAUSE_REQ BOOL FALSE WRAP CYCLE PAUSE REQUEST VAR_EXTERNAL FLASH_OFF_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE FLASH OFF TIMER DONE BIT VAR_EXTERNAL HMI_MAIN_SCR_ENAB_TMR_DN BOOL...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive MAIN Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL C_W_ARM_RET_WDG_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE CUT/WIPE ARM RETRACTED TO 7LS HOME POSITON WATCHDOG TIMER DONE VAR_EXTERNAL C_W_ARM_RUN_DLY_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE CUT/WIPE ARM RUN DELAY TIMER DONE VAR_EXTERNAL C_W_ARM_RUN_DLY_TMR_EV CUT/WIPE ARM RUN DELAY TIMER ACCUMULATED VALUE...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive MAIN Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL IF_CNVR_1_WDOG_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_EXTERNAL _9PE_1_CLEAR_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_EXTERNAL _9PE_1_CLEAR_TMR_EV VAR_EXTERNAL IF_1_IF_2_RUN_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_EXTERNAL IF_1_IF_2_RUN_TMR_EV VAR_EXTERNAL STOP_INFEED_CNVR_1 BOOL FALSE STOP INFEED CONVEYOR #1 FROM RUNNING VAR_EXTERNAL _2DS_SFTY_DOOR_OPEN...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive MAIN Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL OF_CNVR_FWD_AP_TMR_EV VAR_EXTERNAL OF_CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_EXTERNAL OF_CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_EV VAR_EXTERNAL VFDS_OKAY_BIT BOOL FALSE FREQUENCY DRIVES OKAY BIT VAR_EXTERNAL ALWAYS_OFF_BIT BOOL FALSE ALWAYS OFF INTERNAL FLAG BIT VAR_EXTERNAL _8PE_B_OF_UNLOAD_SFTY BOOL...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive WRAPPER Class Identifier Type Initial Comment HMI_CLAMP_OPEN_HEIGHT_SV_x_K_PLUS_K VAR_EXTERNAL_RE HMI_LOW_LOAD_ENAB_PB BOOL FALSE HMI LOW LOAD ENABLE PUSH-BUTTON TAIN VAR_EXTERNAL_RE HMI_TOP_OVERLAP_SV HMI TOP OF LOAD FILM OVERLAP PRESET VALUE TAIN VAR_EXTERNAL HMI_TOP_OVERLAP_SV_x_K HMI TOP OF LOAD FILM OVERLAP PRESET VALUE X CONSTANT...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive WRAPPER Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL TT_HOME_POS_CTR_RESET BOOL FALSE TURNTABLE HOME POSITION COUNTER RESET VAR_EXTERNAL TT_RESET_HOME_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE TURNTABLE RESET HOME DELAY TIMER DONE BIT TT_REV_TMR TURNTABLE REVOLUTION TIME COUNTER VAR_EXTERNAL TT_REV_TMR_EV TURNABLE REVOLUTION TIME COUNTER ACCUMULATED...
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Cousins Packaging Inc. 6450 Northam Drive WRAPPER Class Identifier Type Initial Comment VAR_EXTERNAL _9PE_2_BLOCKED_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_EXTERNAL _9PE_2_BLOCKED_TMR_EV VAR_EXTERNAL _6VFD_LI1_TT_CNVR_FWD_OUT BOOL FALSE 6VFD - TURNTABLE CONVEYOR RUN FORWARD OUTPUT VAR_EXTERNAL CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_DN BOOL FALSE VAR_EXTERNAL CNVR_REV_AP_TMR_EV VAR_EXTERNAL_RE HMI_CARR_FILM_CUT_HEIGHT_SV HMI CARRIAGE FILM CUT HEIGHT PRESET VALUE...
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E3300-148 Altivar 312 AC Variable Speed Drive Parameters PARAMETER CODE 1VFD 2VFD 3VFD 5VFD 6VFD 7VFD, 8VFD, MENU MENU MENU PARAMETER DESCRIPTION TURNTABLE CARRIAGE PRESTRETC CUT/WIPE INFEED & LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 VALUE ELEV. H VALUE CNVR. OUTFEED CNVR. SETTINGS MENU Settings Menu 5 sec.
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E3300-148 Altivar 312 AC Variable Speed Drive Parameters PARAMETER CODE 1VFD 2VFD 3VFD 5VFD 6VFD 7VFD, 8VFD, MENU MENU MENU PARAMETER DESCRIPTION TURNTABLE CARRIAGE PRESTRETC CUT/WIPE INFEED & LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 VALUE ELEV. H VALUE CNVR. OUTFEED CNVR. Switching Frequence 72.0 72.0...
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E3300-148 Altivar 312 AC Variable Speed Drive Parameters PARAMETER CODE 1VFD 2VFD 3VFD 5VFD 6VFD 7VFD, 8VFD, MENU MENU MENU PARAMETER DESCRIPTION TURNTABLE CARRIAGE PRESTRETC CUT/WIPE INFEED & LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 VALUE ELEV. H VALUE CNVR. OUTFEED CNVR. Deceleration ramp adaptation STOP MODES Stop mode on disappearance of the run...
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