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Expresses gratitude for choosing Gravotech marking solutions.
Advises reading the manual before startup and keeping it for future reference.
Contains warranty limitations, copyright information, and usage restrictions for the manual and product.
Lists machine types and their compliance with EC directives and standards like Low Voltage and EMC.
Explains common symbols found in the manual, such as "Refer to instructions" and "European conformity".
Details warning symbols for hazards like electricity, crushing, hot surfaces, and laser beams.
Introduces the Control Unit, its role in marking, and its main components.
Explains how to identify the marking equipment using its identification plate.
Provides guidance on unpacking the Control Unit and checking package contents.
Outlines safety measures for the work environment, personnel, and general machine operation.
Details safe practices for handling the machine, temperature limits, and avoiding damp conditions.
Identifies components, screen, and connectors on the front panel of the Control Unit.
Identifies mounting hooks and connectors on the rear panel of the Control Unit.
Instructions for positioning and mounting the Control Unit horizontally in a suitable area.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections, grounding, and avoiding interference.
Diagram illustrating all connectors on the machine, labeled for identification.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the stop marking contact, marking head, and power supply.
Diagram detailing installation location and dimensions for mounting on a DIN rail.
Procedure for powering on the machine and what to expect on the display.
Steps to safely turn off the machine in various operational or emergency situations.
Procedure to restart the machine if it becomes unresponsive or locks up.
Overview of the home page menus, icons, and navigation within the T08 program.
Information on the RS232 cable for serial communication and its compatibility.
Explains the 9-pin SubD connector for dedicated inputs/outputs and its pin functions.
Details on start/stop marking inputs and marking in progress/machine ready outputs.
Describes the fault output signal and its characteristics.
Illustrates signal timing for start/stop cycles and end of cycle operations.
Describes the default operation mode with associated signal timing.
Describes the maintained mode operation with associated signal timing.
Describes the pulse mode, recommended for earlier machine generations.
Explains the 25-pin SubD connector for generic inputs/outputs and its pin functions.
Details the 8 non-insulated inputs, their voltage, and current specifications.
Shows wiring configurations for inputs powered by the machine or external sources.
Details the 4 NPN open collector outputs and their current/voltage specifications.
Describes connecting a USB key for file management and program updates.
Explains the RJ45 Ethernet connector for networking the machine.
Mentions fieldbus connectors for optional communication modules.
Details the M12 safety connector used for safety chains and emergency stops.
Provides wiring examples for emergency stop and safety relay connections.
Lists available power cables with different regional plug types.
Lists standard cables for connecting the marking head to the CCU.
Lists cables specifically for robotic versions of marking heads and CCU.
Describes the accessory for mounting the unit on a workbench.
Describes the accessory for integrating the CCU into a 19" rack cabinet.
Describes the PC-based marking software providing full capabilities and user-friendliness.
Describes the accessory button box for controlling marking operations like start and stop.
Describes office and industrial footswitches for initiating marking cycles.
Procedure for replacing the fuse in the fuse carrier and troubleshooting advice.
Technical drawing showing the dimensions of the Control Unit in its box configuration.
Technical drawing showing the dimensions of the Control Unit when installed in a rack.
Visual guide illustrating the steps for assembling the CCU into a rack configuration.
Details physical dimensions and net weight for pneumatic and electromagnetic versions.
Specifies operating and storage temperature ranges, and humidity level limits.
Lists nominal voltage, frequency, consumption, fuse type, and maximum current.
General| Brand | Gravotech |
|---|---|
| Model | XCOM |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
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