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Quick-Change Installation and Operation Manual<br />

Document #9610-20-1114-05<br />

3.8 Proximity Sensor Installation for V-Block <strong>TSM</strong> Systems (Sensor Holder<br />

9120-<strong>TSM</strong>-SM-4206)<br />

1. Remove the two M6 socket head cap screws from the inside of each of the top pin receivers from the<br />

mounting module.<br />

2. Apply Loctite 222® or similar to the four M6 socket head cap screws used to mount the proximity<br />

sensor holder.<br />

3. Attach the proximity sensor holder to the mounting module using the four M6 socket head cap screws<br />

and spacers if required. Tighten to 6 in-lbs.<br />

4. Screw the proximity sensor into the holder and initially position so the face of the sensor is .09˝ from the<br />

side of the <strong>Tool</strong>ing Interface Plate as shown in Figure 3.9.<br />

5. Snug the M3 set screw and connect the sensor cable.<br />

6. Adjust sensing distance as needed.<br />

Figure 3.9—Proximity Sensor Position for V-Block <strong>TSM</strong> (Sensor Holder 9120-<strong>TSM</strong>-SM-4206)<br />

M6 Socket Head Cap Screws<br />

M3 Set<br />

Screw<br />

Sensor<br />

Fasteners Being Removed<br />

Fasteners Being Removed<br />

Sensor Holder<br />

(9120-<strong>TSM</strong>-SM-4206 Shown)<br />

Mounting Module<br />

(9120-<strong>TSM</strong>-MMV-3597 Shown)<br />

Adjust the sensor<br />

to an initial position<br />

.09" from the face<br />

of the sensor to the<br />

side of the <strong>Tool</strong>ing<br />

Interface Plate<br />

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