Visualiner Series - Snap-on Equipment

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ConsoleAligner ComponentsThe console houses many of the aligner componentsincluding the power supplies, the computer system,the head interface components, and provides placesfor the display monitor, keyboard, and printer. Themeasuring heads are placed on the sides of the lowercabinet when not in use.The upper portion of the console provides a locationfor the display monitor, computer system, and keyboard.The monitor has no external adjustments. Thecomputer system is housed to the right side of themonitor. The front of the computer is accessed by adoor that swings up and can be slid back. Thecomputer has a front-mounted power switch thatcontrols power to the entire system. The computeralso contains a CD-ROM drive where the operatingsoftware is loaded, plus a floppy drive used for futureuse.The lower part of the console has a printer drawer tokeep the printer away from shop elements. Thedrawer is mounted on a slide mechanism to easeusage and paper replacement. The storage cabinetis used to store extra fanfold computer paper, and hasother pockets for storing additional items.NOTE: Be careful not to expose the aligner ormeasuring heads to water, heavy dust environments,or operations that produce metal chips.Do not block the rear of the computer or disablethe cooling fan.The main On/Off switch for the aligner is locatedbehind the computer access door on the front of thealigner. The main power cable connects to the rear ofthe unit. Next to the plug are a series of protectivefuses. In the event of a power overload, one or moreof these fuses may blow, rendering the aligner unusable.Check the fuses whenever the unit is nonoperational.The head interconnect cables plug into the back ofthe console. There are 6 female connectors -- one foreach of the 4 heads, one for the optional remotedisplay unit, and one spare. When the aligner isutilized with a rack wiring kit, all 6 connectors areused. The connectors are universal -- it does notmatter which head is plugged into any of the 6connectors.MonitorOn/Off SwitchCD/FloppyDrive AccessKeyboardRemoteControllerPrinter DrawerLower CabinetPaper StorageFigure 2. <strong>Visualiner</strong> Front ViewPage 18
Computer ConnectionsInstallation of the <strong>Visualiner</strong> includes connection ofdevices to the computer. Should there be any reasonto examine those connections, or change a componentsuch as the printer, Figure 3 illustrates thelocation on the back of the aligner for each connection.CAUTION! There are no serviceable parts insidethe computer. DO NOT attempt to open thecomputer case for any reason. Call for service ifa computer problem is suspected.Keyboard InputAC Power to Computer Console12 Volt DC Head Power SupplyCD Audio OutputCooling FanPrinter Cable ConnectionVGA Monitor Cable ConnectionHead Interface Cable115/220 Volt CPU Switch.Infrared Remote InputAudio output to Speaker115/220 Volt CRT SwitchComputer Power SupplyPrinter Power SupplyAC Input Power ConnectionMain 8 Amp Fuses12 Volt 3 Amp FuseHead Cable ConnectionsGround WireFigure 3. Rear ConnectionsWARNING ! DO NOT REMOVE THE REAR COVER UNLESS INSTRUCTED BY JOHN BEANPERSONNEL. Remove power from the aligner prior to removing cover. Call for a certifiedJohn Bean Co. technician if you are in doubt as to how to make any connection. Making aconnection incorrectly could damage the unit and void the warranty.Page 19
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Saving Complete AlignmentsAs noted
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