CMFIMA Wrapper, Y55 CF3 (New)

New CMFIM Wrappers ininstalled May 2017
For Old C&M wrappers, reference C&M Wrappers (Obsolete)

Exit Chute Backup Sensor Retrofits

Item	Vendor	Vendor PN	Manufacturer	Mfr PN	Descr.
Sensor	Automation Direct	QMIS-0P-0F			10-30VDC, PNP, NC
Bracket	Automation Direct	ST102			Mounting bracket, right-angle horizontal
Patch Cable	Automation Direct	EVT430			M8 axial female to axial male, 4-pole, PVC jacket, 6.5ft
M8 Connector	Allied Electronics	70035197	Turk	MFKS 4-1	Connector, M8 Picofast, female straight receptacle
Relay	Automation Direct	QL2X1-D24			Ice cube control relay, socket mount, 24 VDC coil voltage, DPDT, 10A
Socket	Allied Electronics	70185460			Socket, Relay; 10 A; 300 V; 8-Pin; DIN/Panel Mount
Socket (alternate)	Automation Direct	SQL08D			Relay socket, 35mm DIN rail or panel mount
Timer Relay	Allied Electronics	70278102	Crouzet	88827115	Timer, Relay, MAR1 Function, 24VDC

Parts

Sensors, Misc.:

Application	Manufacturer	Mfr. PN	Vendor	Vendor PN	Descr.
Product Selector	SICK	WTB9L-3P2261	Allied	70883759	Photoelectric Proximity Sensor; Background Suppr.; PNP; 10-30VDC; M8 Connector
Sensor (roca hopper)	Takex	NA-R10F	McMaster Carr	9231K22	Light Beam Sensing Switch with Relay Output, Time Delay, Reflector Style
12mm sensors
Paper Curling (alternate)	Omron	E2A-M12KS04-M1-B1	Automation Direct	KSM6-AP-3H	Inductive proximity sensor, tubular, 12mm diameter x 45mm body, 316 stainless steel housing, PNP, N.O. output, 4mm sensing distance
8mm sensors
Homing	Automation Direct	AE1-AP-5F	Automation Direct	AE1-AP-5F	AutomationDirect inductive proximity sensor, tubular, 8mm diameter x 60mm body, chrome-plated brass housing, PNP, N.O. output, 3mm sensing distance, semi-flush, 1 kHz switching frequency, IP67, 3-pin M8 quick-disconnect.
Gripper motor homing	Contrinex	DW-AS-503-M8	Automation Direct	DW-AS-503-M8	Contrinex inductive proximity sensor, tubular, 8mm diameter x 66mm body
Patch Cable, M8	Balluff	BCC055E	Allied Electronics	70375565	Balluff BCC055E Cordset, M8 Female to Cut-end, Yellow, 3 cond., 5m, PVC
M12 Connector, Male	Automation Direct	7231-13501-9710050			Bulkhead connector, M12 barrel 4-pin male to pigtail connection, 22 AWG, 1.6ft
M12 Connector, Female	Automation Direct	7231-13541-9710050			Bulkhead connector, M12 nut 4-pin female to pigtail connection, 22 AWG, 1.6ft
Air Valve	Automation Direct	AVS-5312-24D			NITRA solenoid valve, 5-port (4-way), 2-position, single solenoid spring return, (1) 1/4in FNPT inlet(s), (2) 1/4in FNPT outlet
Servo Parts
Controller	Schneider	C400/A8/1/1/1/00 E-SS-56	SACMI	?	PacDrive Controller C400 (8AZ1)
Amplifier	Schneider	MC-4/11/10/400	SACMI	8JBB479CS-012	PacDrive Servo Amplifier (8AZ2 & 8AZ3))
Motor, Foil Feed	Schneider	???	SACMI	??	PacDrive SH Servo Motor (8C01)
Motor, Grippers	Schneider	???	SACMI	??	PacDrive SH Servo Motor (8AC01)

Misc Parts:
AC power inlets: McMaster Carr 7164K76 (NEMA L16-30 flanged male inlet)
Brush Motor: (Allied Electronics 72035971) Siemens 1LE1002-0BB32-2FA4
Servo Drive memory backup battery. (Will cause "Battery Empty" fault.) CR2450N-R

Serial Numbers

1 - 10230222
2 - 10230240
3 - 10230279
4 - 10230282
5 - 10230280
6 - 10230281
7 - 10409524
8 - 10409525

Procedure for clearing fatal errors in Allen Bradley ControlLogix/NetLogix PLC.

1) Open RSLogix 5000
2) Connect USB A/B cable to CPU and laptop.
3) Click (top menu) "Communications/Who Active".
4) A Comm window will open. (Notice, on the right, that there are grayed-out buttons; “Go Online, Upload”, Download”.)
5) Look for the section labelled “AB_VBP-1, 1789-A17/A Virtual Chassis” (Oddly enough, it will NOT be under the “USB” section.)
6) See that most of the entries have a red “X” over them. One will not. Look for an entry that contains the words “…1769-L30ERM, Logix5330ERM…”Click that entry, and if it’s the right one, the “Go Online” button will be highlighted. Click that.
7) An Adobe Flash warning window may pop up. If so, ignore it and click it away.
8) Now a window should open, “Connected to Go Online”.
9) Click “Select File”.
10) Another window will open - enter a NEW filename, just anything simple you can remember to delete later, like your initials or “deleteme”, etc., (no spaces, no hyphens). This is because RSLogix is about to pull the program from the CPU and wants to save it to a file in the laptop, (with whatever name you give it). BE CAREFUL, do NOT select one of the existing files you will see, because doing so will overwrite it forever.
11) System will prompt “Create File and Upload?” - Click “Yes”.
12) System will upload program from CPU into laptop.
13) Once program has loaded onto laptop screen, look in upper-left corner.
14) If there is a fault, you will see a little red symbol with the word “Faulted” by it. Click the red icon and select, “Clear Faults”.
15) Now the icon will turn blue, and say “Rem Prog” (Remote Program). Click the blue icon and select, “Run Mode”.
16) System will ask if you really want to enter Run Mode - Click “Yes”.
17) The icon should now be green and say “Run”.
18) Click (top menu) “File/Close”.
19) Exit RSLogix and unplug USB cable.

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