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6. Wiring of the power supply cable
・Connect dedicated power supply cables.
Connection with the power supply for ionizer operation
Symbol Cable
color
Cable name Connection Description
DC1(+)
Brown Power supply DC24V
○
DC1(-)
Blue Power supply GND[FG]
○
Power supply cable for
ionizer operation
OUT4 Dark
Green
Sensor monitor output
△
Charged potential of the
work is output with
analog signal (1 to 5V)
※ Be sure to ground DC1(-)[Blue]. (Resistance between the lead wire and the earth ground should be 100Ω or less.)
If not, it may break the ionizer.
Connection with the power supply for I/O signal
Symbol Cable
color
Cable name Conne
ction
Description
DC2(+)
Red Power supply DC24V
○
DC2(-)
Black Power supply GND
○
Power supply cable for I/O signal
IN1 Light
Green
Discharge-stop signal
○
Signal for starting/ stopping the discharge
(NPN spec)Operation will begin when it is connected with
DC2(-)[Black].
(PNP spec)Operation will begin when it is connected with
DC2(+)[Red].
IN2 Gray Maintenance start-up signal
△
A signal that is input when the maintenance of the
electrode needle is necessary.
-
White
- - -
-
Orange
- - -
OUT1 Pink Completion signal for
static charge elimination △
Outputs when the charged potential of the work is +/-30V
or more, and when the dirt on the electrode needle is
detected.
OUT2 Yellow Maintenance output signal
△
Outputs when the maintenance of the electrode needle is
necessary.
OUT3 Purple Signal for failure
△
Outputs in case of abnormal high voltage and sensor
and/or CPU failure.
(B contact output)
○ : Wires that are minimum required to operate the ionizer.
△ : Wires that are required to use the functions.
- : Wires that are not necessary with the sensing DC mode. These wires should not be short-circuited with other
cables.
7. Air piping
・When the piping is only connected to one port, the other unused port should be plugged with the M-5P
that is packaged together with the ionizer.
Brown
Blue
Ground
DC Power supply