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LinkNet2.4 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19992.3 System 1100 ConnectionsSystem 1100 tonnage monitors with softwareversions older than vers

LinkNet2.5 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure 2.4: Regular Drop Box ConnectorsFigure 2.5: Repeater Drop Box ConnectionsWhenever poss

LinkNet2.6 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999The installation program will create a newprogram group called “LinkNet” and will put aLinkNe

LinkNet3.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19993. Configuration After the software is installed, it must beconfigured. This consists of the

LinkNet3.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure 3.3: Shift Configuration DialogEach day may have up to three shiftsconfigured. The “U

LinkNet3.3 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999then be sent to each press on the networkautomatically. 3.3.1 Adding a Down Time CodeTo Add

LinkNet3.4 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure 3.6: Machine Configuration ListThis dialog allows machine to be added, edited,and dele

LinkNet3.5 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Note that the idle condition will be activatedONLY if a down time code is not alreadyentered

LinkNet3.6 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure 3.10: Die Configuration InformationEnter the machine number that this dieinformation a

LinkNet3.7 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19993.5.3 Deleting DiesTo delete a die, select it the list Figure 3.9 andhit the “Delete Die” but

LinkNet3.8 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999engagements.PM can be set by machine or die. If set up bydie, the PM settings will be tracke

LinkNet3.9 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999anything desired.Hit the “Add PM Item” button and the dialog offigure 3.15 should be displaye

LinkNet3.10 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19993.7.3 Resetting a Preventive Maintenance ItemWhen a PM has “tripped” (exceeded its limit), i

LinkNet4.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure 4.1: Example Pressroom Overview Window4. Using LinkNet4.1 The Overview WindowWhen Link

LinkNet4.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999 minute poll is multiplied by the remaining parts tobe produced as given by the part counter

LinkNet4.3 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Tuesday.The average tonnage, highest good tonnage, andlowest good tonnage are collected in 10

LinkNet4.4 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19994.2.4 Tonnage DetailThe tonnage detail screen (“Peak Tons” tab - seeFigure 4.5) shows the ton

LinkNet5.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19995. ReportsThere are several reports that can be generatedfrom the data that LinkNet collects.

LinkNet5.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999The event log is captured by day because of thelevel of detail. This allows for keeping only

LinkNet5.3 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999through, exported, or printed from the tool buttonsat the top of the report window. The thre

LinkNeti.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Table of Contents1. Introduction...

LinkNet5.4 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999The graph shows the average tonnage, highestgood tonnage, and lowest good tonnage which areco

LinkNet5.5 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Note that when a quick report is generated, itonly applies to the machine that was clicked on

LinkNet6.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999No two machines may have the same machinenumber or a machine number of 0!6. Using the OmniLin

LinkNet6.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Note that the “NETWORK OPS” softkey andthe “Current DTC” message in the counterscreen will no

LinkNet6.3 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999If a down time code is active, whether automaticor operator entered, a “CLEAR DTC” softkey wi

LinkNet6.4 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19996.5 Sending Tonnage Graphs from theOmniLink 5000LinkNet has the ability to receive and displa

LinkNet6.5 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999notes above. Hit the “MACHINE NOTES”softkey to view the machine notes again.

LinkNet7.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999No two machines may have the same machinenumber or a machine number of 0!Note that pressing t

LinkNet7.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999When a user entered DTC (not an automaticDTC) is active, the bar graphs beside eachchannel bl

LinkNet7.3 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Note that the “NETWORK” menu will notappear if LinkNet is not running, if the System1100 ha

LinkNeti.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19995. Reports ...5.15.1 T

LinkNet7.4 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Use the up and down arrow keys to select“CLOCK” and hit the “ENTER” key.A screen with the cur

LinkNetA.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999If the OIT software version is older thanversion 2.0, the OIT and motherboard softwareMUST bo

LinkNetA.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure A.1: System 1100 OIT Circuit BoardA.2.2 System 1100 Motherboard SoftwareUpgrade Proced

LinkNetA.3 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999A.3 OmniLink 5000 Upgrade ProcedureMost OmniLink 5000 press controls shippedprior to July 199

LinkNetA.4 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure A.5:OIT to New CommunicationsBoard ConnectionsA.3.2 OmniLink OIT Software UpgradeProce

LinkNetA.5 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Note that communications cards can have upto two additional software chips as options (afeed

LinkNetA.6 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999A.3.5 OmniLink Die Protection Module SoftwareUpgrade ProcedureThis upgrade procedure applies

LinkNetA.7 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999A.3.7 OmniLink Auto-Setup Module SoftwareUpgrade ProcedureThis upgrade procedure applies only

LinkNet1.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 19991. IntroductionThe Link Systems Network Application(LinkNet) provides detailed monitoring of

LinkNet1.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999At least one free RS232 serial portRecommended Hardware:Pentium II 333MHz CPU or better32MB m

LinkNet2.1 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Figure 2.1: Daisy Chained Network Example2. InstallationLinkNet is connected to each piece of

LinkNet2.2 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999At the computer, an RS232 to RS485 converteris necessary. This converts the standard serial

LinkNet2.3 manual rev 2.1 March 25, 1999Belden 8103 cable and many similar cablesorganized as twisted pairs use a special color codes