Q: How to use the Ethernet communications with the I-Mark controller A: The First word of the Input bits is the I-Mark Status Word and the First word of the Outputs is the Control Word of I-Mark. Here is the mapping for what bit is which function according to Read more…
Question: How to add an external start button to an IM-IS60? Also can I access the internal 24V power for the button instead of adding an external power supply? Answer: When adding an External start button note that you will also need to use the binary selection in the layout Read more…
The First word of the Input bits is the I-Mark Status Word and the First word of the Outputs is the Control Word of I-Mark. Here is the mapping for what bit is which function according to I-Mark’s Inputs and Outputs. I-Mark Inputs I-Mark Outputs Start EtherNetIP: 0 Bit Read more…
Dot Peen 1 Marking Solution tested: IM-M125 Part Description: Aluminum Tag Part Material: Aluminum Mark info: Character size: 3/16” Mark info: # of characters: 10 characters Depth of mark Estimated .003 PSI Used 25 Mark cycle time required: 3.5 seconds Reason for test Read more…
IM-M200– I-Mark programmable dot peen unit includes all required components for setting up a marking station: Marking Head Assembly Bench-top stand Controller Model 200 Integrated PC, includes I-Mark software preloaded on Windows 7 (32 bit and 64 bit) platform Cable to connect Marking Head to Controller Monitor & Read more…
Sample marks showing Dot-Peen and Scribe on Machined Aluminum surface. Sample Dot-Peen Mark Model: IMID60 I-Mark I series Character size: 1/8” Depth of mark: .003” – .004” (not including raise up) Marking Speed: 4-5 characters per second Travel and Communication time <2sec Read more…
Columbia Marking Tools IM-IS60 Scribe marking machined aluminum. Marking a 6 digit date code into machined aluminum.
Thank you for providing CMT the opportunity to show you the new Square-Dot technology. This technology was developed to save customers money and provide them with a viable alternative solution to the expensive laser in marking 2D codes. CMT and other dot-peen manufacturers are well aware of Read more…