HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 Programming Station 43
2.2 Connecting the Programming Station
2.2 Connecting the Programming
Station
Connect the keyboard for the programming
station
Connect the programming station keyboard to an available USB port
on your computer.
Then install the driver for the USB network dongle from the
programming station CD.
The programming station software then automatically recognizes the
connected programming station keyboard.
The rear of the programming station keyboard has a USB port, to
which you can attach another USB device.
Mounting the cable terminals for USB cable
The rear panel of the programming station keyboard has five pockets
(see figure at right) in which you can glue the provided cable terminals.
The cable terminals serve to relieve the strain from the USB
connector.
To fasten the cable terminals, proceed as follows:
U Lay the programming station keyboard with the keys downward on
a flat surface.
U Remove the protective film on the bottom of the cable terminal.
U Place the cable terminal into the desired pocket on the programming
station keyboard and press:
Use pockets 1, 2 or 5 if the cable is to exit to one side.
Use pockets 3 and 4 if the cable is to exit straight out.
U Connect the USB cable and insert it in the cable terminal.
U Place the fastener from above on the terminal and press downward
until the USB cable is fastened.
The additional USB device attached to the programming
station keyboard may not draw more than 200 mA of
current.
HEIDENHAIN recommends using these cable terminals to
prevent loosening of the USB connector and damage to
the connector on the PCB.
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