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REV. DESCRIPTION DATE CHG APPVD
1 PRELIMINARY MANUAL CREATION 01/28/08 Cp V. BUROKAS
REVISION HISTORY
1 UPGRADE TO FULL RELEASE STATUS 04/09/08 CP V. BUROKAS
Part Numbering ...........................................................................................................................................................4
Communication Interface ...........................................................................................................................................5
J2: USB CONNECTION............................................................................................................................................23
J4: KEYPAD LED CONNECTION ...........................................................................................................................24
J4: PC POWER CONNECTION ...............................................................................................................................27
APPENDIX A - BLUETOOTH COMMANDER – PROGRAMMING WIRELESS UNITS ............................31
Bluetooth Re-Programming Procedure ...................................................................................................................31
APPENDIX B - SELECTED SCHEMATICS.........................................................................................................35
APPENDIX C – CONNECTOR PART NUMBERS ..............................................................................................36
Table of Contents ii
Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
INTRODUCTION
Overview
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant is a compact and highly functional handheld
machine control device. The unit is supplied with the Advantage 900 Basic Package or can be
purchased separately for custom machine control applications. The unit interfaces to PMAC
and/or UMAC controls via a special driver embedded in the Pcommserver Software device
driver. The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant is optionally available in a wireless
Bluetooth version.
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant includes a secondary relay interface board. This
board provides a convenient way to interface a latching power-on circuit for machines, includes
provisions for interfacing Emergency Stop circuitry, and also serves to accommodate the
transceiver hardware when the optional Bluetooth hardware is present.
The Advantage 900 Relay Board requires a 24VDC always-on circuit if the latching power-on
features are to be utilized. This 24VDC power-supply is intended to be always on unless the
machine is disconnected from the main power disconnect. The current requirements of the
24VDC power supply depend on the user’s circuit design. Utilizing the always-on circuitry of the
relay board is optional and does not affect the functionality of the remote handheld pendant.
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant includes the following control features:
• Emergency Stop Twist and Release Button (stop only for wireless version)
• Dedicated Function buttons including:
o Auto Mode Select*
o MDI Mode Select*
o Reset*
o Single Block Mode*
o Block Delete Mode*
o Optional Stop Mode*
o Continuous Jog Mode Select*
o Handwheel/Incremental Jog Mode Select*
o Home Mode Select*
• Six User Definable and Legendable Buttons*
• ATC Forward or Reverse Function Buttons (can be used for alternate functions)
• Spindle Forward/Reverse Buttons (can be used for alternate functions)
• Analog Overrides for Feedrate, Rapid, and Spindle Speed
• Axis Select Rotary Switch (X/Y/Z/A/B/C)
• Jog Speed Select Rotary Switch (Lo/Med Lo/Med/Med Hi/Hi)
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant is available with only one option, wireless
Bluetooth functionality. When the unit is purchased individually, the part numbers are as follows:
Standard Unit – A900-00000-S0
Wireless Unit – A900-00000-W0
When purchased as part of an Advantage 900 system, the zeros in the above part numbers will be
replaced by characters indicating system options.
The Wireless version (Option 1) provides wireless operation via Bluetooth Class 1(100m, 2.4 ~
2.4835GHz Freq.). Please note when the wireless option is ordered, the yellow Emergency Stop
label at the top of the unit is replaced with a red Stop label per safety regulations (IEC 204-1,
Section 9.2.7.3).
Compatibility
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant is compatible with any Delta Tau system using the
Pcommserver Pro2 device driver and a Turbo CPU based PMAC or UMAC which includes the
Dual Ported Ram option. In most cases the Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant will be
used with the PMAC-NC Pro2 Software. The PMAC-NC Pro2 software is compatible with
Windows XP based operating systems only. When used with the PMAC-NC Pro2 environment,
the Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant software setup is automatic.
Note:
Only Turbo CPUs with Dual Ported Ram are supported.
Alternatively the Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant can be used in custom software
applications which utilize the Pcommserver Pro2 as the communications device driver. When
using the Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant in custom applications with the Pcommserver
device driver, data transfer is automatically performed. The user must build all software logic
related to the Remote Pendants I/O per the I/O map discussed in the Custom Software Setup
section of this manual.
A host PC is required with a free USB2.0 port or RS232 serial port when using the optional
wireless version.
Note
Use only primary back panel USB2.0 ports when connecting any
Advantage 900 Remote Pendant or UMAC controller. Do not use auxiliary
USB2.0 ports.
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Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
Communication Interface
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant communicates to the PMAC/UMAC through the
Pcommserver device driver. The Pcommserver device driver is initialized when any Delta Tau
Pro2 based software is started. During the initialization sequence the device driver will
automatically detect when the Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant is present and begin
transferring data to the PMAC/UMAC via Dual Ported Ram memory addresses (see the Software
Setup section of this manual for more information).
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant connects directly to a PC via either a USB2.0 port
or RS232 Serial Port (when using the wireless option). The Pcommserver transfers the
information to the PMAC via the device driver. The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
does not connect directly to the PMAC.
When the optional wireless version is used, the connection to the PC is via the RS232 port located
on the Advantage 900 Relay Board, not directly from the handheld unit.
Specifications
Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
USB2.0 Cabled Pendant
Model
Power
Requirements
Battery N/A Lithium Ion, +3.7VDC
Power
Requirements
(P/N: A90x-xxxxx-Sx)
+5VDC, 500mA
(Through USB2.0 Cable)
Advantage 900 Relay Board
+5VDC, +12VDC
(Through Small Disk Drive
Connector)
Wireless Bluetooth Pendant
(P/N: A90x-xxxxx-Wx)
+5VDC, 1.5A
(Through Charge Cable)
+5VDC, +12VDC
(Through Small Disk Drive
Connector)
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Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
INTRODUCTION
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Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
HARDWARE SETUP
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant and Relay Board communication jumper settings
are configured at the factory depending on the communication format (USB2.0 or Bluetooth).
The Remote Operator Pendant jumpers should be left in their factory-supplied state and should
not require modification. They are described here for reference and troubleshooting purposes
only.
The behavior of the Emergency Stop circuitry on the Relay Board may be modified depending on
the settings of Relay Board jumpers E3, E4, E5, and E6. Refer to the example wiring diagrams in
Appendix B for more information.
Jumper Configuration
Advantage 900 Remote Pendant – (P/N: 300-603812-10x)
E POINT & PHYSICAL
LAYOUT
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
Factory Programming.
Supplies +5VDC power
through USB cable when
present.
Supplies +5VDC power
through factory programming
cable.
Voltage monitor disable
jumper. When removed a
battery voltage drop below
+3VDC will cause the pendant
to shut down. Must be present
for cabled version.
Factory troubleshooting
jumper. Bluetooth signal
detection.
Factory troubleshooting
jumper. +5VDC bypass.
DESCRIPTION Cabled
USB2.0
Wireless
BlueTooth
ON ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON ON
OFF
OFF
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Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
Advantage 900 Relay Board – (P/N: 300-603826-10x)
E POINT &
PHYSICAL
LAYOUT
E1A1
Enables RS-232 Receiver Outputs. OFF 2-3 2-3
DESCRIPTION Cabled
USB2.0
Wireless 1
Bluetooth
Wireless 2
Bluetooth
E1B1
Runs RS-232 Transceiver in normal
OFF 2-3 2-3
mode.
E1C1
Not Installed. N/A N/A N/A
E3
Emergency Stop Status loop enable.
ON ON OFF
Must be present for cabled version.
Can be used to disable Bluetooth
watchdog relay K5B.
E4
Emergency Stop Loop configuration
ON OFF ON
jumper.
Can be configured for various
functions when Bluetooth option is
present (see schematics).
E5
Emergency Stop Loop configuration
ON OFF ON
jumper.
Can be configured for various
functions when Bluetooth option is
present (see schematics).
E6
Emergency Stop Loop configuration
OFF ON OFF
jumper.
Can be configured for various
functions when Bluetooth option is
present (see schematics).
Connections
Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
The Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant requires very few connections. The USB2.0 cabled
version simply needs to be plugged into a PC’s back panel USB2.0 port and earth grounded for
safety (a grounding wire is included with the cable assembly). An Emergency Stop Loop is
included to interface with the machines safety circuitry. This loop passes through a normally
closed set of contacts in the Emergency Stop switch housed in the handheld unit. The Advantage
900 Relay board provides a convenient method to interface this circuitry.
The wireless version includes a charging cable which connects directly to a standard PC disk
drive connector. The Emergency Stop circuitry is not present on the wireless unit and is replaced
by a Stop circuit which is electronically sensed and distributed at the Advantage 900 Relay
Board.
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Advantage 900 Remote Operator Pendant
No other connections are required for the handheld portion of the device.
Advantage 900 Relay Board
The Advantage 900 Relay Board provides a convenient way to interface a latching power-on
circuit for machines, includes various hooks for interfacing Emergency Stop circuitry, and also
serves to accommodate the transceiver hardware when the optional Bluetooth hardware is
present.
The Advantage 900 Relay Board requires a 24VDC always-on circuit if the latching power-on
features are to be utilized. This 24VDC power-supply is intended to be always on unless the
machine is disconnected from the main power disconnect. The current requirements of the
24VDC power supply depend on the user’s circuit design.
The following is a description of the connections when using the Advantage 900 Relay Board.
See the Connector Description section for complete details of these connectors.
J4 – PC Power Connector
J4 connects to a standard PC floppy drive power connector. The +12VDC controls the state of the
PC-Power relay for both versions. The +5VDC is used by the Bluetooth circuitry in the wireless
version.
J5 – Wireless Antennae Connector (Wireless Version Only)
J5 connects to the antennae for the wireless Bluetooth version only.
J7 – RS-232 Port (Wireless Version Only)
J7 connects to an RS-232 port on the PC. This is only required for wireless Bluetooth versions
only.
J8 – Machine Power On Button
J8 connects to a momentary switch which controls the latching power-on circuitry built into the
Advantage 900 Relay board. This is connected to the green power button on the front of the
Advantage 900 console units when complete systems are purchased.
J9 – Estop Switch
J9 usually connects to the Emergency Stop switch located on the front of Advantage 900 console
units. Pins 1-2 are part of the Estop Loop and must be connected to complete the circuit between
pins 5-6 on terminal block J13. Pins 3-4 are part of the Estop Status Loop and must be connected
to complete the circuit between pins 7-8 on terminal block J13.
See the wiring diagrams in Appendix B for example of how these circuits can be used.
J13 – Machine Interface Terminal Block 1
Pins 1-2: Latching Power-On circuit actuated via a momentary contact switch attached to
connector J8 (the Green button on Advantage 900 Console units). Once this circuit is energized it
latches the relay contacts through pins 3-4 of the same connector.
Pins 3-4: Power-On relay contacts. Use this circuit to enable or turn on anything you wish after
the power-on latch is activated. Usually this is used to turn on a larger magnetic contactor inside
the main electrical cabinet. Through this circuit you can control the entire machine power on/off
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