Q: Why = does CMT recommend a short pulse on the valve for air impact = markers? A: An air impact marker is designed to provide an = “instantaneous” force. After the force is dissipated in the = initial blow the seals are designed to release air. If the Read more…
Q: To summarize: The system worked in the = past.CMT recently did service on the marker and = controller.When marker was returned, it worked when hooked up to a = laptop at your desk.When connected to a PLC and other I/O = in your production cell, problems occurred. E-Stop Read more…
Q: What Amp is required for the standard IM200 I-Mark controller? A: 6 amp draw-
Q: How will the I-Mark hook up to 220V and 50 htz for Europe? A: You can connect it directly by hard wiring the cord.
The open end of the I-60-Series marker has drilled and tapped holes for mounting the debris shield. At one plant they mounted a standoff bumper for the robot to press the part against. The frame of the marker is very strong, but is not designed for this purpose. This is Read more…
Q: I was wondering about the data string listed in the I-Mark Model 200 Connections Guide. [:] “Data to be marked” [CRLF] [58] “Data to be marked” [1312] 58 “Data to be marked” 1312 [:] “Data to be marked” [CRLF] I can see the output Read more…
Q: The marking head will be installed on the end of robot arm. Do you know how long the cable is between the mark header and the controller? A: Our standard length from Controller to Head is 10ft, but we can make a longer one up to 50 if he Read more…
Q: Would you please provide the part number of these connectors used on the controller? Then I can order the corresponding connectors for them. A: The Power Cable is provided with the controller. Approximately 6 ft long
Q: Is the Harting interface connectors used for I/O and AC power? A: Not true the Harting is only for connection to the Head, we use 2x 25pin Din Connectors 1 Male (input) 1 Female (output) for I/O for power we use a 3 pin Euro style connector for power.