IM-M200_AF05869 IM-M200F- I-Mark programmable dot peen (Fixed Dot) unit includes all required components for setting up a marking station: * Marking Head Assembly * Bench-top stand * Controller * Cable to connect Marking Head to Controller, 5 ft * Monitor & keyboard * Requires 1 shop air line 1/4″ NPT 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.
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.
Q: It is not clear which side should be furnishing power, sourcing or sinking, and what is isolated. For example, the output connections call for both a 24v and a Common connection from the customer. I am confused as to why it needs both. In addition pins 11 & 12 Read more…
Q: How to program layout for ASCII placeholders? Which code do you use the %P# or the %###? How do you determine the size of the placeholder?
A: When programming text the following box will be seen on the I-Mark screen:
The %P# is used for is the proper command for programming a Serial data string variable. The %### is used to print ASCII characters within the marking layout.
In the command string “%P#” the only item that is changed is #. This is replaced with a variable from 0 through 9. The number relates to the field number in the incoming data string. The text box will automatically be size to fit the information in the data string. The three elements that the programmer may control are: 1) The size of the Text 2) The spcaing of the Text 3) The location of the Lower Left Hand corner of the Text box.