Automation Controls Group UniDrive ZoneLogix PRO - A.3. Zip; A.4. Zone Hold; Figure 23: ZIP (Operating Mode); Figure 24: Zone Hold (Singulate, ZIP, and Slug Modes)

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ZoneLogix™ PRO Branch Monitor Guide | Revision 0.1 September 2019 | Page 35

A.3.

ZIP

Figure 23: ZIP (Operating Mode)

Zone 3 will have permission to release Package 2 into Zone 2 once Package 1 has hit zone 2 sensor.

A.4.

Zone Hold

Figure 24: Zone Hold (Singulate, ZIP, and Slug Modes)

If Zones 2 and 3 were put into Zone Hold, Package 2 will be held in Zone 3 when it is detected by the Zone 3 sensor.

Zone 2 would attempt to hold Package 1, however depending on Package 1 position at the time it may be pulled into

Zone 1.

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Table of Contents2
Introduction6
Figure 1: the Zonelogix™ PRO System6
Key Terms and Concepts7
Getting Started and Installation8
Figure 2: Zonelogix™ PRO Zone Controller Diagram8
Zone Controller Installation10
Figure 3: Zone Controller Mounting Tabs10
Zone Installation11
Figure 4: the Zonelogix™ PRO System11
Figure 5: Unidrive Motor Stopping Distance12
Configuration DIP Switches13
Figure 6: Default DIP Switch and Smart I/O13
24VDC Power Connection14
Zone-To-Zone Cable Connection14
Figure 7: Zone-To-Zone Communication Connections14
Table 1: DC Power Input Connection14
PNP Photoeye Sensor Connection15
Table 2: PNP Sensor Connection Header15
Smart I/O Connections16
Basic Mode Functions16
Table 3: Smart I/O Pin Definitions for the EOB Zone Controller16
Table 4: Smart I/O Pin Definitions for the Standard Zone Controller16
Advanced Mode Functions17
Table 5: Smart I/O Pin Definitions for the Master Zone Controller in Basic Mode17
Table 6: Operating Modes for Smart I/O Pins 1 & 2 on the Master Zone Controller in Basic Mode17
Table 7: Speed Input Analog Control17
LED Feedback Indicators18
Figure 8: LED Definitions18
System Schematic and Installation Summary19
Figure 9: Schematic Diagram of Zonelogix™ PRO System19
Basic Mode System Operation & Configuration20
System Start up - Apply 24 VDC Power20
Zone Discovery20
Lost Package Detection20
Sleep Timer20
Figure 10: Standard Zone Controller Leds in Normal Operation20
EOB Zone Configuration21
Controlling Object Entry - Forward (Normal) Flow Direction21
Master Zone Configuration21
Controlling Object Exit21
Changing Operational Modes21
Controlling Branch Direction21
Controlling Branch Speed21
Basic Mode Parameters21
Table 8: Parameters in Basic Mode22
Zone Controller Updates23
Advanced Mode System Configuration24
Motor Performance25
Figure 11: Motor Performance Curves25
Breakout Module27
Handshaking Functionality27
Figure 12: Breakout Module (Product 300332)27
Figure 13: Handshaking Signals Showing Forward and Reverse Flow Request / Permission Signals28
Figure 14: Handshaking Signals Showing both Forward / Reverse Request / Permission Signals28
Figure 15: Internal Diagram of the Breakout Module28
Breakout Module Example: Connect Two Branches29
Breakout Module Example: Connect Two Branches with Branch Monitor29
Figure 16: Breakout Module Connecting Two Branches29
Figure 17: Breakout Module Connecting Two Branches and Branch Monitor29
Breakout Module Example: Transfer Application30
Figure 18: Breakout Modules in a Transfer Application30
Diagnostics & Troubleshooting31
Feedback Leds31
Fuse LED (Red)31
Figure 19: Feedback Leds31
Fault LED (Red)32
Motor LED (Amber)32
Table 9: Fault LED32
Table 10: Motor Current LED32
Firmware Version Display33
Additional Assistance33
Document Revision History33
Figure 20: Firmware Version Display Example33
Appendix A: Operating Modes34
Singulate (ZPA)34
A.2. Slug34
Figure 21: Singulate (Singulate Mode)34
Figure 22: Slug (Slug Mode)34
A.3. Zip35
A.4. Zone Hold35
Figure 23: ZIP (Operating Mode)35
Figure 24: Zone Hold (Singulate, ZIP, and Slug Modes)35

Automation Controls Group UniDrive ZoneLogix PRO - A.3. Zip; A.4. Zone Hold; Figure 23: ZIP (Operating Mode); Figure 24: Zone Hold (Singulate, ZIP, and Slug Modes)

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