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IDEAL INDUSTRIES 45-930 User's Manual
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2. Tension Springs Tension springs control the blade pressure on the cable insulation 1 2 3 4 Disconnect power Disconnect air Open case Caution Blades may be hot Remove one end of spring from current spring post with needle nose pliers to the desired position Note Be sure to rotate thermal head assembly area to adjust both springs equally Low position extruded insulation Medium position wrapped insulation High position wrapped insulation Close case Connect power Connect air Gripper Pins STP Service continued Blade Replacement Electronically set strip length to 6 This moves the stop bar all the way back allowing more room to replace the blades Disconnect power rear gripper will retract all the way back Disconnect air Open lid Note Open lid by pressing button and lifting lid Unplug blade electrical connection and cut off connector a new connector is supplied with replacement blade set hae Dec CUT OFF CONNECTOR 6 Remove the two hold down clamps 7 Unplug the wire connection between the two blades inside silicone tube STP Service continued Blade Replacement 9 Remove the four 4 40 10 Pull elements guiding 11 Reverse the process by feeding the new blade wires through the holes and socket head screws lead wire through silicone tubes positioning blades holes 12 Replace the four 4 40 socket head screws for posi
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4. 5 control panel keeping in mind the Operating Principles and Terms described on page 4 while selecting process variables z All control settings can be set by either using the arrow keys or setting discrete values on numeric key pad STP Operation continued Heat Adjustment Heat can be adjusted by pressing 0 through 9 producing corresponding heat values of 0 through 90 Pressing HIGH sets the heat at 100 If the heat is set at 0 the machine completes the cycle without using the blades The heat can also be adjusted by pressing HEAT and using the and keys The heat is adjusted from 0 to 100 in increments of 10 Pressing the ENTER key exits from the heat entry mode and returns to the ready mode If CLEAR is pressed during a HEAT entry it returns to the beginning of the HEAT entry mode If CLEAR is pressed at the beginning of the HEAT entry mode it exits the HEAT entry mode and the previous settings are returned Example 1 Example 2 au w a ue Press Press Press HEAT Field will Flash pA E Enter Single E Digit Value Thermal Head Rotation Speed Adjustment Speed can be adjusted by pressing 1 through 9 corresponding to speeds 1 through 9 and pressing HIGH for speed 10 The speed at which the thermal blades rotate around the wire being stripped can also be adjusted by pressing SPEED and using the 1 and keys The speed is set from 1 to 10 the fastest setting being 10 Pressing
5. Clean the outside case of the STP with mild detergent Changing Slug Tray Location The STP slug tray may be repositioned Disconnect power Disconnect air pu Do not invert machine or gripper pins might fall out Remove screw move to opposite side Secure slug tray by replacing screw Tips and Trouble Shooting Always disconnect power and air when servicing the unit Please read the Operation Manual thoroughly before attempting to operate the STP SYMPTOM e Unit does notturnon vo Unit does not cycle Unit does not strip wire Slug does not pull off NN NN NS SISS S NS S NS lt RECOMMENDATIONS Check electrical connections Check electrical supply Check fuses Make sure unit is in ready mode Check air supply and connections Make sure cable is making contact with trigger Straighten wire to hit trigger Check for proper control settings Consult IDEAL for wire applications Check blade for proper heating Check for proper PRESSURE setting Check air supply Set at 100 PSI Check rear grip for slug debris Check rear grip pads Replace if worn Check for proper strip length Axial cut of insulation may be required Consult IDEAL for wire application support OIL RODS WHEN DRY SYMPTOM Wire not cut completely Wire slips further into machine when gripper attempts to pull off slug e Unit cycles repeatedly v v v v v v v v v v e Wir
6. Front Gripper Pad Replacement 1 Disconnect power 2 Disconnect air 3 case 4 Remove screw and top plate NOTE Open case by removing screws NOTE When closing the lid pressing buttons and lifting lid make sure all wires and air hoses do not interfere REAR GRIP PAD ASSEMBLY FLAT TABS MUST ALIGN WITH GRIPPER PIN HOLE GRIPPER PIN HOLE 5 Pull out the 2 gripper pins Remove screw and pull plate and up to the right to remove plate Remove grippers Pull off old pads and replace with new set Replace grippers Install left gripper pad on to cylinder adapter and replace grip pin Locate right gripper and replace grip pin Replace top plate screw and gripper pins STP Service continued Rear Gripper Pad Replacement 1 Disconnect power 4 Move pull cylinder all 6 Remove grippers Stationary gripper slides straight out 2 Disconnect air the way forward This Movable gripper must be removed from cylinder adapter Open case allows removal of the and then slid straight out N Caution blades may be hot gripper pads toward the rear 5 Pull out grip pins Moveable gripper has 3 grip pins Stationary gripper has 1 pin A NEEDLE NOSE PLIER MAY BE USED TO REMOVE THE PINS 7 Replace pads Refer to diagram MOVETORIGHT THENTOREAR 8 Replace grippers 9 Replace pins 10 Close case 11 Connect power 12 Connect air
7. 17 Strip Length Adjustment 5 Power Module 17 STP Operation Jis Ins Ct 18 ee ee e gt Changing Slug Tray Location 18 Thermal head Rotation Speed Adjustment 6 AMA M d Trouble Shooting 18 Pull Grip Pressure Adjustment 6 Machine Schematic amp Parts List 19 21 otrip length Adj ustment Com e IERI IA PET AE 7 Hectrical Schematic 22 CY ChE roe EE Ene ev nc SLUG ps pue ie 8 Introduction The IDEAL Shielded Twisted Pair Cable Stripping System STP is a programmable bench top machine that accurately removes the outside jacket from shielded twisted pair cable The STP addresses occupational ergonomic needs by offering an alternative to manual stripping methods which are known to have contributed to cumulative tissue trauma The STP system automatically adjusts to the size of the cable being stripped up to a maximum diameter of 0 3125 inches Cable strip length is programmable by inches or millimeters The strip length is adjusted in preset increments from a minimum of 1 1 4 inches to a maximum of 6 00 inches A strip operation cycle can be completed in as little as five seconds The large easy to read display shows the operating function status and facilitates program entry A m
8. The display will show 1 Test 2 Set 3 Mode Clear Esc Press 3 for Mode The display will show 1 Normal 2 Two Stage 3 Double Cut Select 3 for Double Cut Set Slug length for Double Cut 0 00 in The tenths digit will be blinking when this value is entered the hundredths place will blink After the hundredths place is entered the value is automatically entered Due to the nature of the double cut cycle some combinations of strip lengths and slug lengths cannot be performed Press Count Clear on your key pad Self Check Press enter and hold to display batch number and selected cycle mode Note Slug length too long for strip length This message appears on the screen when the cycle 15 triggered The cycle will not run When the system receives a trigger an audible tone will beep and the above message will continue to be displayed on the screen for two seconds The system then returns to the ready mode In order to get a Double Cut cycle to run one must increase the strip length or decrease the slug length until an acceptable combination is reached Min 1 25 strip length Insert wire for double cut cycle mode Remove wire when cycle is complete STP Operation continued Slug Removal SINGLE CYCLE The STP can be used to remove the slug without applying heat to the blades if the insulation has already been severed This is accomplished by pressing 0 when the unit is in the READY The ne
9. 45 930 45 935 0 Shielded Twisted Pair STP Cable Stripping System For 115V or 230V Operation M anual Shielded Twisted Pair STP Cable Stripping System Table of Contents 2 9 Caution and Safety Instructions 3 NNI RU ae wc Hio MUN 10 Environmental Conditions eese 5 tausend tede t buda tat uii aed 11 Warranty amp Service 3 3 eet ES 11 a a Recommended Spare 12 DTP CIVICS SAUD T 3 Parts Replacement Hectrical Connection Requirements 4 Gripper Pad 13 Air Connection Requirements 4 Front Gripper Pad Replacement 13 System Controls 4 Rear Gripper Pad Replacement 14 4 Tension 14 Thermal Head Rotation Speed Adjustment 5 AM M M M UE Blade 1 15 16 Pull Grip Pressure Adjustment 5 CPU Module
10. Depress the red ring and pull on the air hose STP Operating Principles and Terms The following section describes the basic principles of operation of the 45 930 STP The STP uses a combination of four variables to perform each strip It is important to gt zz 1 L 3 understand each of these four control parameters and how they interrelate to obtain T we 5 the desired stripping results The four variables are HEAT SPEED PRESSURE and STRIP LENGTH Each variable is described in terms of settings ranges and effects on stripping The individual variable settings may affect the other variables and the final stripping results Please refer to the Electrical Controls section for instructions on how to regulate each setting via the control panel HEAT Thermal Blade The HEAT setting controls the level of power heat directed to the blades during the thermal cutting phase of the stripping cycle with 10 being lowest heat and 100 highest The STP may also be operated with a heat setting of 0 which runs the unit through a complete cycle without using the blades This is intended to pull off a slug that has already been cut either by the STP or manual methods Since the STP is a thermal stripper heat plays a very important role in the stripping process Insulation materials have a wide variety of melting temperatures requiring the STP to produce a full range of blade HEAT settings The melting tem
11. line pressure of 100 PSI which is required for operation of the unit the internal rear grip can be set to operate from 5 PSI to 100 PSI in increments of 5 PSI Various insulation materials and shield types require varying grip pressures to obtain optimal slug removal results The rest of the machine runs on aconstant 100 PSI line pressure Having air pressure controlled electronically allows the STP to use a variable amount of grip force to hold the insulation slug while trying to pull off the slug This is important for three reasons First various materials adhere to the braid differently and require more or less grip pressure to be pulled from the shield Excessive grip pressure increases internal friction between the slug and shield preventing removal of the slug Second different materials have varying coefficients of friction with the grip pads This creates the need for a wide variety of grip PRESSURE settings Finally the strip length affects the amount of grip pressure required STRIP LENGTH The strip length range of the STP is from 1 25 to 6 00 inches 31 to 150 mm It can be set in increments of 01 in or 1 mm The strip length required for a given wire is a user defined variable Longer or shorter strip lengths may require varying grio PRESSURE settings Once the STP is set to strip 3 00 inches or longer the grip PRESSURE setting remains fairly constant for a given wire type However when stripping less than 3 00 inches it may be necess
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13. number to be retrieved Press Press Press ENTER If the batch number is valid tehe values of that batch are put in as the new setting and the machine resets itself Press CLEAR to exit to the ready mode Batch Number Identification From the ready mode depress and hold down the enter button On the top line the batch number will be displayed The display will read either BATCH NNN where NNN the actual bach number or if batch is not currently running NO BATCH IS RUNNING On the second line of the display the type of operating cycle is displayed One of the following three cycle types will be displayed NORMAL CYCLE TWO STAGE CYCLE DOUBLE CUT CYCLE This status screen will be displayed until the enter button is released STP Service Qualified personnel only The quantities listed are replacement parts needed per unit The quantities needed depend upon machine usage Test Mode This mode is used to test the systems sensor functional components Each option is explained in next section To select test mode Press PROGRAM HIGH SU Enter in the 3 digit security code or eae E e Display will show j 1 Test 2 Set au 3 Mode Clear Esc Press 0 to review the six options Press 1 for test 0 TEST THE SENSORS This option tests any of the five sensors Each of six options may be selected in the same manner as before The six options are listed below 1 BLADE HOME SENSOR senses if
14. the ENTER key exits from the speed adjustment mode and returns to the run mode If CLEAR is pressed during a SPEED entry it returns to the beginning of the SPEED entry mode If CLEAR is pressed at the beginning of the SPEED entry mode it exits the SPEED entry mode and the previous settings are returned Example 1 Example 2 Press 6 SPEED Field will Flash SPEED Field will Flash pode 0 Enter Single Digit Value Pull Grip Pressure Adjustment Pressure can be adjusted by pressing the numbers corresponding to pressures 05 through 95 pressing HIGH sets the pressure at 100 EXAMPLE press 4 then 5 to get pressure at 45 The pressure can also be adjusted by pressing PRESSURE and using the 7 and keys Pressure can be adjusted from 5 to 100 PSI in increments of 5 PSI Pressing the ENTER key exits from the pressure entry mode and returns to the ready mode If CLEAR is pressed during a PRESSURE entry the display returns to the beginning of the PRESSURE entry mode If CLEAR is pressed at the beginning of the PRESSURE entry mode the display exits the PRESSURE entry mode and the previous settings are returned Example 1 Example 2 4 UI C EZ L x Gs Press for PRESSURE Field will Flash PRESSURE Field will Flash 100 SD Pressure oie Digit Value Press STP Operation continued Strip Length Adjustment by Discrete Value For Example Enter Value of 75 mm METRIC LENGTH MODE 31 mm to 152 mm P
15. 4A STP 230 VAC 50 Hz 2A The STP unit is equipped with a power cord air hose slug tray IDEAL T Cutter Power Cord Lite wire cutter keys key chain air regulator kit and an operation manual T Cutter Lite Lifting Instructions for the STP Air Hose Locate the front and rear of the machine The front of the machine has the keypad Slug Tray and display Position the machine so the front of the machine is pointing to your Air Regulator left and the rear of the machine is to your right Also position the machine as close Operation Manual to your body as possible Place your left hand underneath the bottom plate and Security keys center it between the two front rubber feet Place your right hand underneath the IDEAL Key Chain bottom plate and center it between the two rear rubber feet Pull the machine up and toward your body When carrying the STP always keep the machine as close to your body as possible Note Where ever possible lift with your legs slightly bent and your back straight vertical Lift the load by straightening your legs not by pulling up with your arms STP Service Setup Qualified Service Personnel The STP front cover is secured with two 2 screws for shipping Remove the screws from lower right and left sides of cover before opening lid Gripper pad pins are secured with plates for shipping Remove these plates from both front and rear gripper pad housings before machine use NOTE Do not invert the unit after sh
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18. ary to increase the grip PRESSURE setting This is due to the fact that the internal rear grip mechanism is about 4 00 inches long and consists of separate pressure points When less than 3 00 inches is to be removed the grip mechanism is not fully utilized and may require a higher PRESSURE setting to accomplish the task Any given wire may be successfully stripped over a range of setting combinations It is important to look at all of the variables and resulting performances in order to select the combination that best suits the specific stripping requirements IDEAL INDUSTRIES INC offers free application assistance for immediate assistance call our technical service hotline at 1 800 338 4495 STP Operation When the machine is turned on the software version is briefly displayed followed by 201 19 2 16 the machine initializing mem Then the Machine Status display appears showing the present settings During HEAT SPD PSI IN operation there are three different status displays READY MODE ENTER VALUE a value is being entered the machine is adjusting to anew value and CYCLE IN PROGRESS the machine is in a strip cycle 3 Example Ready Mode Display At this point you can proceed stripping wire enter new values or retrieve a preset batch with different settings ees 18 CUR 2 a HEAT SPD PSI LEW IM Use the following procedures to change the machine settings via the
19. ck sensor 4 Trigger sensor 5 Wire out sensor 6 Sensor test off 1 Full cycle 2 Half cycle 3 Step manually Counter clockwise Clockwise Back Forward STP Operation continued set Mode 1 INCR 2 CODE 3 UNIT 4 LOCK OUT 5 COUNT 1 STRIP LENGTH INCREMENT SET STRIPLENGTH SET STRIPLENGTH INCREMENT 0 00 IN INCREMENT 0 MM 4 This allows programming the strip length in increments by using the arrow keys to increase decrease the length appearing on the display ENGLISH LENGTH MODE 0 01 in to 0 99 in The tenths position begins blinking After the tenths digit is entered the hundredth position blinks After the hundredth digit is entered the unit will automatically return to ready mode METRIC LENGTH MODE 1 mm to 99 mm Enter the increment length 1mm to 9 mm and press ENTER Increment lengths of 10 mm to 99 mm are automatically entered after being typed in 2 SECURITY CODE ENTER NEW CODE NEW CODE Enter the new 3 digit code CLEAR be pressed any time during this process and the current 3 digit code is restored 3 SELECT UNITS IN MM 1 ENGLISH 2 METRIC This allows the selection of English or metric units Press 1 for English or 2 for metric 4 KEYBOARD LOCKOUT LOCK OUT 1 LOCK ON 2 LOCK OFF This allows locking out everything on the keyboard except for calling up batches and adjusting the s
20. e will not fit into unit v v v v RECOMMENDATIONS Check for proper HEAT setting Check for proper SPEED setting Check for proper blade movement Check condition of blades Replace if necessary Check for proper blade connections Consult IDEAL for wire applications Check for proper PRESSURE setting Check front grip pads Replace if worn Axial cut of insulation may be required Consult IDEAL for wire application support Make sure slugs are not in contact with trigger block Check for obstruction at trigger Check and empty slug tray Make sure slug is not in contact with trigger Straighten excessive curl in wire Make sure unit is in ready mode Check for obstruction in wire path Check all grip pads for proper fit All of the cylinders solenoids and sensors may be tested individually Please refer to the TEST section on page 10 Operate each individual component to determine the status Repair and or replace components as required cler vl x Ef f 60 966 Je91 YAMS 20207 8JIM pseog ssy 400 162 Lv0 172 Jeynoed pug 809 peog ov Assy 21677 5 Assy 8167 VI 5 Assy 610 1051 10029 qny dd 19 54 PIOUB OS Assy 900 cv Ue 168 e
21. emory module stores up to 500 user defined batch programs and incorporates a battery back up system A service machine message can be programmed for display when the machine completes a preset amount of operations All operating parameters can be secured from unauthorized modifications by a programmable security code The intuitive front panel keypad provides tactile feedback and is highly resistant to harsh industrial environments The STP stripping system consistently produces quality levels achieved in the aerospace industry With its wide array of powerful features the IDEAL STP is extremely flexible simple to program and easy to use Caution and Safety Instructions Please read understand and follow the warnings and instructions in this manual Failure to do so can result in serious personal injury Do not alter modify or misuse the machine Do not operate the machine using an ungrounded electrical system Do not perform any maintenance on the machine unless both the electrical power and air supply are disconnected Do not operate the machine in adamp wet gaseous hazardous or poorly ventilated work environment Do not obstruct any ventilation or air flow around the machine CAUTION Hazardous parts inside refer servicing to qualified service personnel CAUTION Blade area can create high temperatures refer servicing to qualified service personnel CAUTION Use proper heavy lifting procedures Environmental Condition
22. ion of Program In either of the strip length entry methods the strip length is checked If the strip length is invalid an appropriate message appears and the previous strip length is displayed Cycle Mode NORMAL STRIP CYCLE GE To select a new cycle mode press Program High EEE e Enter in the 3 digit security code Press Note All units are factory preset to a 3 digit security code of 111 To make any changes in the Program Mode the security code must be entered The display will show 1 Test 2 Set 3 Mode Clear Esc Select 3 for Mode Select 1 NORMAL CYCLE MODE Press count clear on your key pad Self Check Press enter and hold to display batch number and selected cycle mode Insert wire for normal cycle mode Remove wire when cycle is completed STP Operation continued TWO STAGE CYCLE The TWO STAGE CYCLE is intended to break the STP s stripping cycle into two separate stages stage one is for cutting stage two is removal When the cable is inserted the first stage will thermally cut the insulation When this stage is completed and the cable is removed the cable can be inspected for a complete cut or the cable can be flexed to insure a complete cut has been achieved When the cable is re inserted into the STP the slug is removed thus completing stage two Some insulations will require all material to be separated prior to the removal stage Between the two stages the display will show that the cable must be re in
23. ipping plates have been removed Gripper retaining pins will fall out when inverted Close cover and replace screws removed Install slug tray Insert the long screws provided tighten STP Service Setup Continued Electrical Connection Requirements Voltage Selection The STP operates on either 115V 230V AC 45 930 115V AC 4A 60 Hz 45 935 230V AC 2A 50 Hz Proper voltage will be preset at the factory Fuse Replacement Disconnect power cord and remove the fuse cartridge using a small blade screwdriver or similar tool Replace two fuses with recommended fuses 45 930 250 1 4 x 1 1 4 45 935 2AT 250V 5 mm x 20 mm insert the fuse cartridge back into the unit making certain the proper voltage is selected On Off Switch Located on the back of the unit the on off switch controls the main electrical power supply Air Connection Requirements Connect 1 4 coiled air hose to the air inlet fitting located on the back of the unit This is a reusable compression type fitting To connect air hose 1 Disconnect electrical power supply 2 Connect the air hose by inserting it firmly into compression fitting Air must be clean dry and pressure regulated to 100 PSI The STP consumes approximately 50 cubic inches about 03 cubic feet of compressed air per cycle Total air volume consumed depends on frequency of operation To disconnect air hose 1 Disconnect electrical power supply 2 Disconnect air supply 3
24. le 3 STEP T CCW by pressing the key the thermal blades rotate around in the counter clockwise direction 4 CW by pressing the key the thermal blades rotate around in the clockwise direction CLEAR the thermal blades are rotated back to home one level back CLEAR pressing the CLEAR key a second time brings the thermal blades into a full home position and the program back to the test mode 9 STRIP POSITION 7 BK moves the set plate toward the back of the machine FWD moves the set plate toward the front of the machine CLEAR brings the program back to the test mode 10 BEEPER turns the beeper on and off This will not work with a sensor test on 11 BLADE HEAT toggles the blade heat to the current heat setting Recommended Replacement Parts The quantities listed are spare parts needed per unit The quantities needed depend upon machine usage Name Part No Quantity Per Unit Blade Set K 7763 Front Grip Pad LA2408 Rear Grip Pad STP Operation continued Gripper Pad Replacement The STP has two sets of grippers The front grippers hold the wire while the rear grippers pull off the slug Both sets of grippers have pads that require periodic reolacement NOTE To replace pads press caps firmly in place then use a small screwdriver to pop up the tops so they catch on the inner shoulder of gripper FRONT GRIPPER REAR GRIPPER
25. om the 6 Disconnect ribbon cable 2 wire cable and back of the CPU and lift cover off pull wires out of cover 7 Replace cover and return entire module to IDEAL for TWO WIRE CABLE RIBBON CABLE Service 8 Reverse process to replace module Power Module Replacement The Power Module is attached to the top of rear cover 5 Slide ribbon cable to side and remove module while disconnect 1 Disconnect power ing the five plug in electrical connections 2 Disconnect air 3 Remove the five 8 32 button head screws from the rear panel and remove rear panel 4 lid and support Power Module while removing the four 6 32 button head screws from top of rear cover 6 Return entire module to IDEAL for service 7 Reverse process to replace module STP Service continued Preventative Maintenance The STP requires very little maintenance aside from changing blades and gripper pads Visually inspect threaded rods and guide rods If they look dry lubriz with alight machine oil Remove slug debris from unit Replace nylon cable chains 2 as required Cleaning Your STP Note Disconnect power and air when cleaning the unit Clean front gripper pads and holder with rubber roller cleaner Clean rear gripper pads and holder with rubber roller cleaner Remove debrise from both front and the backside of the entry gate with a clean cloth Empty the Isug tray in a timely manner
26. perature of an insulation material high or low must be consistently matched by the STP blade heat setting for a successful stripping operation Another important factor is the rate at which the blade heat penetrates the insulation material A tendency may be to strip at the highest blade heat avail able This produces two undesirable results First the higher blade HEAT setting is inversely proportional to blade life Second the blade may displace the insulation material too quickly producing an excessive amount of contact with the inner shield For these reasons it is important to correlate the blade HEAT setting with the blade rotation SPEED setting STP Operating Principles and Terms continued SPEED Thermal Head Rotation SPEED refers to the rate of rotation by the Thermal Head of the STP This is the rate at which the blades are rotated about the wire being stripped The slowest speed is 1 and 10 the highest Running at a faster speed requires a higher blade heat setting which may shorten the blade life A superior strip quality is obtained at lower blade HEAT and SPEED settings However the various types and thicknesses of insulation material requires a wide variety of HEAT and SPEED setting combinations to avoid touching the inner braid PRESSURE Rear Grip Mechanism The PRESSURE setting regulates the air pressure delivered to the internal rear grip mechanism This mechanism is used to pull the stripped slug off the wire Based on a
27. ress STRIP LENGTH The strip length display will blink cee oo ol Enter the strip length and then press ENTER press Press A strip length is automatically entered after a third digit is pressed Digit Will Blink 7 Then 5 ENTER VALUE ENGLISH LENGTH MODE 1 1 4 inches to 6 00 inches Press STRIP LENGTH The first digit will blink Press the appropriate number key and it will be entered Press the decimal point The tenths digit will blink press the appropriate number key Next the hundredth position will blink press the appropriate number key After typing the hundredth position the new strip length is set If at any time during the strip length entry ENTER is pressed the current strip length will be set If CLEAR is pressed during a strip length entry it returns to the beginning of the strip length entry mode If CLEAR is pressed at the beginning of the strip length entry mode it exits the strip length entry mode and the previous settings are returned For Example Enter Value 3 25 Inches E s 20 10 40 cala 20 10 40 ENTER VALUE E ENTER VALUE ENTER VALUE Press 3 Press2 7 First Digit Will Blink Second Digit Will Blink Third Digit Will Blink Press 5 Strip Length Adjustment By Increment While in the ready mode the strip length can be changed up or down by increments using the 7 and keys Programming the increment is explained in the Set sect
28. s Indoor use only Altitude up to 2 000m Temperature 5 C to 40 C Maximum relative humidity 80 for temperatures up to 31 decreasing linearly to 50 humidity at 40 C Mains voltage fluctuations not to exceed 10 of normal voltage Insulation Category II Pollution degree 2 Unit can produce sound levels greater than 85 dB proper hearing protection is required Warranty amp Service Policy Each unit is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 12 months after the date of purchase The obligations of IDEAL under this warranty shall be limited to repairing at the Sycamore Illinois manufacturing facility any unit which shall within the 12 month period be returned to us with the transportation charges prepaid and with our examination shall disclosed to our satisfac tion to have been defective This warranty shall not aply to any model which has been altered or repaired outside the factory in any way so as to affect its operation nor which has been subject to misuse negligence accident or installed or operated in any other way than in accordance with our instruc tions nor shall this warranty extend to repairs or replacement made necessary by the use of accessories not recommended by IDEAL Unpacking The IDEAL Shielded Twisted Pair STP Cable Stripping System is shipped in protective foam packaging You may wish to save this packaging for future transportation STP 115 VAC 60 Hz
29. serted to complete the cycle or the cycle may be terminated by pressing clear To select anew cycle mode Press PROGRAM HIGH Enter in the 3 digit security code Note All units are factory preset to a 3 digit security code of 111 To make any changes in the Program Mode the security code must be entered The display will show E 1 Test 2 Set ENTER IN 3 DIGIT 3 Mode Clear_Esc Press Press 3 for mode The display will show 1 Normal 2 Two Stage 3 Double Cut Select 2 for Two Stage Mode Self Check Press enter and hold to display batch number and selected cycle mode Insert wire into wire port Note This stage will cut only the outer insulation Hemove cable from unit inspect and possibly flex to insure all material has been separated to complete the cut Re insert wire into port to complete second stage Note Slug is removed in this stage Hemove wire from port DOUBLE CUT CYCLE The DOUBLE CUT CYCLE is designed to make two cuts in the jacket and then remove the outer most slug while leaving the inner most slug in place to protect the braid The length of the inner slug can be selected The total of the two slug sections is equal to the overall strip length value To select anew cycle mode EET Enter in the 3 digit security code Press Note All units are factory preset to a 3 digit security code of 111 To make any changes in the Program Mode the security code must be entered
30. the thermal blades are at home 2 GRIP HOME SENSOR senses if the pull cylinder is forward STP Service continued 3 4 5 6 GRIP BACK SENSOR senses if the pull cylinder is back TRIGGER SENSOR senses if the trigger is being pressed WIRE OUT SENSOR senses if the wire is out of the insertion hole SENSOR TEST OFF turns all sensor tests off If a sensor test is enabled a tone sounds when the test conditions are present When a sensor test is enabled all other sensor tests are disabled To return back to the test mode press CLEAR The sensor test will remain enabled when returning back to the test mode but will be disabled once the test mode is exited TEST THE SENSORS A list of options 0 to 11 will appear on the display by using the 7 and keys AIR BLAST toggles the air blast on and off PULL CYLINDER toggles the pull cylinder forward and back CHUTE toggles the chute opened and closed TRIGGER toggles the trigger up and down REAR GRIP toggles the pull clamp opened and closed FRONT GRIP toggles the front clamp opened and closed WIRE GATE toggles the entry hole open and closed BLADE ROTATION This routine is used rotate the thermal blades around This can be done in three ways 1 FULL rotates the thermal blades a full cycle 2 HALF rotates the thermal blades a half cycle around the wire and when the decimal point is pressed it will finish the cyc
31. tioning blades 13 Connect the two short leads inside silicone tube 14 Pass the two long leads through the long silicone tube and plug into its elec trical connection NOTE alignment of connector pin 15 Check blade assembly to make sure it has free blade movement 16 Close lid making sure all wires and air hoses do not interfere 17 Connect air and power SILICONE TUBE NOT SHOWN FOR CLARITY Connector and socket orientation Blade Set K 7763 Replacement Blade set consists of 1 Long lead top element 2 Short lead bottom element 3 Long silicone tube 4 Short silicone tube 3 Long silicone tube 5 Connector 1 Long lead top element 2 Short lead bottom element ili E 5 Connector Pass tube Front View Rear View Place tube 16 over lever STP Service continued CPU Module Replacement CPU MODULE The CPU Module Central Processing Unit and the Power Module are not field repairable they must be returned to IDEAL for service The CPU is located behind the faceplate on the inside of front lid 1 Disconnect power 2 Disconnect air 3 Open front lid all the way so that it rests on top of rear cover 4 Remove the six 8 32 button head screws from faceplate POWER MODULE NOTE When closing the lid make sure all wires and air hoses do not interfere 9 nai fa e remove the four screws fr
32. trip length Press 1 for lock on or 2 for lock off 5 COUNTS There is an 8 digit counter that starts at 0 when the machine is built and counts every cycle This counter is nonresettable There is a 6 digit counter that counts every cycle and is resettable K ETCTIEUCT EB 3 SET 4 CLR CNT 1 Warning On activates the SERVICE M ACHINE warning that appears at the end of a cycle if the resettable count is equal to or above the limit that has been set 2 Warning Off disables the SERVICE MACHINE warning 3 Set Service Limit allows setting the limit cycles to when the warning should go off from 0 to 999999 This also is a reminder to reset the count 4 Clear Service Count resets the count When the service count is reached a warning is flashed at the end of every cycle if the warning is set The counts can be displayed during the ready mode by pressing and holding down COUNT When the COUNT key is released the display returns to the ready to strip mode STP Operation continued Batching Storing a Batch Press BATCH E rz GE H ENTER IN 3 DIGIT ENTER IN BATCHING Ge i Press PROGRAM Es t SECURITY CODE NUMBER 0 J E Enter the 3 digit security code Hess nes Enter in the batch number for storage Press ENTER All of the current inputs are then stored in this batch Press CLEAR to exit to the ready mode Retrieving a Batch e Enter in the batch
33. xt cycle will run with zero heat and act only as aslug removal machine When this cycle is completed the STP returns to the previous settings gt 5 REPEATING CYCLE When the heat value is set to 0 percent the unit will perform the slug removal cycle when activated The unit remains in this mode until a non zero heat value is selected Set Mode Press PROGRAM HIGH Enter in the 3 digit security code NOTE All units are factory preset to a 3 digit m security code of 111 To make any changes in the Program Mode the security code must be entered e Press 1 Test 2 Set 3 Mode Clear Esc Select 2 Set ENTER IN 3 DIGIT _ 4 SECURITY CODE PRESS FOR CHOICE Press 1 2 SET CLR ESC When CLEAR is pressed during any branch of the program mode the display returns to the beginning and no changes are made Program This flow chart shows the sequence of functions in the program mode indicating the keys to press and the display screens with available options The test mode shows the options for testing sensors and solenoids Enter Security Code Main 1 Test Menu 2 Set 1 Set strip length increment 2 Set security code 3 Units 4 Lock out 5 Count 1 Lock on 1 Warning on 2 Lock off 2 Warning off 3 Set limit 4 Clear count Key Down Down UP Down UP Down UP Down 11 Blade heat 1 Blade home 2 Grip home sensor 3 Grip ba
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