4 wiring high speed serial bus cable, Figure 23: power connector – LINK Systems 5100-8 Tonnage & Analog Signal Monitor User Manual

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speed serial cable, the power cable does not have to be “daisy-chained”. Power can be taken from any
convenient source. The power wiring should be at least 16 GA.

Power To

Next Module

(16 GA red, white,

And green wires)

Power From
Last Module

(16 GA red, white,

and green wires)

Power

Connector

For Module

Power To

Next Module

(16 GA red, white,

And green wires)

Power From
Last Module

(16 GA red, white,

and green wires)

Power

Connector

For Module

WARNING!

While the Tonnage & Analog
Signal Monitor (and most newer
Link products) has a “universal
power supply” and can operate
from 88-264VAC, some older
modules operate on 110VAC
only. Verify the power
requirements of all modules in
the system before “daisy-
chaining” the power from a
higher voltage source!

Figure 23: Power Connector


6.4 Wiring High Speed Serial
Bus Cable

OmniLink II LCD

Operator Terminal

OTHER

OMNILINK II

OPTIONS

(If Present)

High Speed

Serial Bus

Cable

OMINLINK 5000

PRESS CONTROL

Tonnage

& Analog

Signal

Monitor

OTHER

OMNILINK II

OPTIONS

(If Present)

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High Speed Serial Bus

MUST be terminated

(see text for details)

OmniLink II LCD

Operator Terminal

OmniLink II LCD

Operator Terminal

OTHER

OMNILINK II

OPTIONS

(If Present)

High Speed

Serial Bus

Cable

OMINLINK 5000

PRESS CONTROL

Tonnage

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Signal

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(see text for details)

The high speed serial bus cable is a critical
part of the system. Communications with
the operator terminal for settings and
status, crank angle and mode information
from the control, and stop signals to the
control are all sent through this
communications link.

As mentioned earlier, the Tonnage &
Analog Signal Monitor can be used with
both the System 5000 Press Control as
well as the OmniLink II Automation
Control.

When used with the System 5000 Press
control, the high speed serial wiring

should be run in a fashion similar to
Figure 24.

Figure 24: System 5000 High Speed Bus Wiring

OmniLink II Press Automation Control

OmniLink II LCD

Operator Terminal

Resolver or
Resolver/Encoder

OTHER

OMNILINK II

OPTIONS

(If Present)

High Speed

Serial Bus

Cable

OMINLINK II PRESS

AUTOMATION CONTROL

Tonnage

& Analog

Signal

Monitor

OTHER

OMNILINK II

OPTIONS

(If Present)

NOTE: Last Option on

High Speed Serial Bus

MUST be terminated

(see text for details)

OmniLink II Press Automation Control

OmniLink II LCD

Operator Terminal

OmniLink II Press Automation Control

OmniLink II LCD

Operator Terminal

OmniLink II LCD

Operator Terminal

Resolver or
Resolver/Encoder

OTHER

OMNILINK II

OPTIONS

(If Present)

High Speed

Serial Bus

Cable

OMINLINK II PRESS

AUTOMATION CONTROL

Tonnage

& Analog

Signal

Monitor

OTHER

OMNILINK II

OPTIONS

(If Present)

NOTE: Last Option on

High Speed Serial Bus

MUST be terminated

(see text for details)


Figure 25 shows a similar setup using the
OmniLink II Press Automation Control.

While the tonnage monitor module is
shown in the middle of the “string” of
options in both of these examples, it could
also be the last unit in the line.

Figure 25: Automation Control High Speed Bus Wiring

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