LINK Systems OmniLink 5000 User Manual

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altered, the name that is displayed for diagnostic purposes can be defined by the user. The programmable
name (up to twenty characters), along with the type of stop (ES) and the input number (I65-I68) are
displayed in the Press Control menu as a reason for the press stopping or a reason why the press will not
stroke.

Section 6.2.6 Definable Master Stops

A low level (input open) on these four inputs cause the press control to stop immediately. In addition they
cause the press control to turn off the LMC Relay output and prevent stroke initiation until they are
cleared (returned to +24 volt). While the function of the inputs can not be altered, the name that is
displayed for diagnostic purposes can be defined by the user. The programmable name (up to twenty
characters), along with the type of stop (MS) and the input number (I69-I72) are displayed in the Press
Control menu as a reason for the press stopping or a reason why the press will not stroke.

Section 6.2.7 Continuous on Demand Run

This input must be high (24 volts) before stroking in Continuous on Demand mode can begin. Continuous
stroking will continue as long as this input remains high (24 volts). When this input goes low (0 volts)
while the press is running in Continuous on Demand mode, the press will top stop. Continuous stroking
will resume if this input goes high (24 volts) before the Continuous on Demand timer times out.

Section 6.3 Press Control Outputs

The system 5000 output drive module allows up to four groups of eight outputs each (relay or solid state)
to be connected. Two of these groups (1 and 3) are programmable limit switch outputs, and two are
assigned to specific machine functions. The outputs are listed below:

Output #

Group #

Description

Section

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01

Programmable limit switch