VPL-A0632F-PJ12AS A-B  Servo Controller

You may want to add a specific circuit to an existing operator/cam assembly. For example, an existing standard operator/cam assembly such as Catalog Number 800T-J2A (standard selector switches use a KB7 cam) may require an XOX circuit. The XOX configuration cannot be accomplished with a single block on this operator (refer to Table 2). Table 5 shows how the XOX circuit can be obtained. Mount a Catalog Number 800T-XA contact block behind either the white or black actuator and wire the N.C. (designated “B” on the cover) and N.O. (designated “A” on the cover) contacts in parallel. Refer to the Typical Wiring Diagrams on Page 15 for series and parallel diagrams. Another example is a Catalog Number 800T-J2KE7 operator requiring an OXO circuit. Refer to the “KE7” cam and index code column in Table 5 on Page 14. The OXO circuit can be obtained from by mounting a Catalog Number 800T-XD2 contact block behind the white actuator and a Catalog Number 800T-XD2 contact block behind the black actuator then wiring the two N.C. contacts in series. Table 6 on Page 15 shows the same functionality offerings for 4 position selector switches.

The target table provides the state of the contacts for each given selector switch position. As indicated in the above examples, operator positions are viewed when looking at the selector switch from the front. Each row represents the contacts of a circuit. The “X” means the contacts are closed and the “O” means the contacts are open. The X and O notations are used in the tables to help with the selection of the correct contact blocks in combined circuits to meet functional requirements. Two separate factors determine if the contact is open or closed in a given position. 1. The “shelf” state of a contact either normally open (A contacts) or normally closed (B contacts). 2. The position of the cam under the White (W) or Black (B) actuator in the given switch position. Note in Table 2 on Page 9 the target tables for the standard selector switch (Cam Code “KB7”), plus Cam Codes “KA1”, and “KA7” are the same whether the contact blocks are mounted behind the white actuator or black actuator. Cam Codes “KC1”, “KC7” and “KD7” have all six contact combinations available.

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