CPM5000TM

Crimp Process Monitor

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1.0 CONFIGURATION 3
2.0 SENSOR INTEGRATION 4
3.0 INTEGRATION WITH A HIGH TON PRESS 5
4.0 CPM5000 FIELD WIRING-ANALOG INPUT (0-10VDC) 6
5.0 CPM5000 FIELD WIRING-24VDC DISCRETE I/O 7

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1.0 Configuration
The sensor configuration comprises of the Y-axis and X-axis screens and found in the main
setup menu. Each axis has a different setup mode as follows:

Strain Sensor

Position Sensor

Select different Units

from these pull down
menus do not change
the sensor ADVANCE
settings

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2.0 Sensor Integration

Position Sensor detects the position of the

crimping head. The Strain Sensor detects
the compression force during the crimping
process.

POSITION SENSOR
P/N AU120A

STRAIN SENSOR
P/N AU011G

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3.0 Integration with a High Ton Press

NETWORK

STRAIN SENSOR
P/N AU011G

PLC or press
Control

POSITION SENSOR
P/N AU120A

CRIMPING PRESS

*** For further instructions and information please refer to the CPM5000 User Manual.

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4.0 CPM5000 Field Wiring-Analog Input (0-10VDC)

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5.0 CPM5000 Field Wiring-24VDC Discrete I/O

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