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4410 Build Instructions

The 4410 PCB assembly contains components that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD) – please make sure you are wearing your wrist strap when handling.

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Ensure MOD has been done to U1 see 10258- C MOD

Tools: required

  • 5mm long drive socket + driver
  • T10 Torque security bit
  • 17mm spanner

Programming Instructions

Connect unit to programming device.

  • Select STM32CubeProgrammer
  • Connect to Unit

  • Select Device programming

  • Browse and select the S:/Code/Production/4410/4410Bootloader

  * Click Start Programming Making sure all the checked boxes are correct

You can now disconnect the unit, if programming unsucessful, erase the device memory and try again.

  • Open Monex and click 'Get Serial' and 'GetProdInfo', you should see the following

  • Go to the Programming tab and match the device instance to the Target Select

  • Click on 4410 and the Reprogram on the pop-up
  • Select S:/Code/Production/4410/4410-3.0.0

  • The Device should start programming and should 'PASS', and Reboot to Application Code
  • Go Back to Device Info Tab and check that Model ID now shows as Switch Input Module

Test Procedure

You are now ready to test the unit using Switch Input Test software (may display as “4410” if on your desktop (s/code/published PC programs/CLI/SwitchInputTester if not already installed on your machine)

Connect the CAN to the CAN chassis plug on the logic board as shown in picture, place a +12 or +24 volt power supply into pins 1 and 2 of the terminal block connector. Test all inputs one by one using the probe and monitoring the output in the test program.

Assembly Instructions

Fit 4 x 201073 through the four holes located in each corner of 201030 – use washer 201119 underneath to prevent rattling (if required)

set the torque driver to 1 using the torque setter tool in the Wiha Torque Vario set

Screw 4 x 201076 onto the 4 x 201074.

Place the board 10258-B in to the housing 201030 Remove rubber grommet and nut from PL1 and replace with shim washer x 5 203017.

Screw 201077 onto 201073 using the With a Torque Vario tool and the 5mm long socket securing the board to the 201030 housing. Taking time to align the two switches SW1 & 2 200591 with the top cover.

Once all 201077 have been screwed on to 201073 place the rear cover 201029 on to the unit. Place the cover 201029 on to the unit and screw down with 201074 making sure the countersunk holes are facing outwards towards you.

Add nut to M12 connector and tighten- use 203017 Washer underneath.

Once the backing plate is secured, place the Oceanic Systems product description and serial number Label onto the unit side panel square and central as per picture.

Manual Printing Instructions

  1. Go to (S) Drive.
  2. Parts Documents.
  3. Select 4410
  4. Select PDF's.
  5. Select 4410 user manual and print.

Label Printing Instructions

  1. Choose labels required
  2. Select (LabelDirect)
  3. Close (Pop Up)
  4. Go to file-open
  5. Select - Parts documents
  6. Select - 4410
  7. Select - Labels
  8. Select - UL_4410 or for (princess) 729167
  9. Highlight Serial number and change in Text box.
  10. Go to Incrementing number Properties and change serial number.
  11. Go to file -Print Setup
  12. Select bradyBBP11-34L(copy 1) and select Calibrate.
  13. label will calibrate.

Packaging

Use RPT112 box and 200372 insert 203373 outer sleeve

Christine Walsh 07/12/2021 10:41 UPDATED

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