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MODEL

2702

TAPE

READER

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

RAR

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3

St

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&

Bae

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6

AF

MODEL

2702

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INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

FOR

TAPE

READER

MODEL

2702

at

ZOF-FIV—-Lit,

NCOKE,

SBTHRRS

CHAS

NSB

-—7O

RH

GENERAL

(PA

XkHZ4OC,

F-TFKRVCABANAT

yo

OVTE-FRBAVDSNTCE

0,

F-7FROKROBAHRCBY

CT.

This

tape

reader

is

designed

for

use

in

reading

the

punched

tape

which

is

used

for

NC

machine,

computer,

and

the

like.

The

stepping

motor

manufactured

by

this

company

is

adopted

for

the

tape

feed.

Noise

accompanying

the

tape

feed

is

almost

negligible.

i

SPECIFICATIONS

tt

2-1

2-2

2-3

2-4

9+

wea

0

AIA

OA

fl

FORWARD

(FWDERtT)

EM

APE

REVERSE

(REViE®t)

EM

E-A

Reading

Direction

Both

directions,

FORWARD

(referred

to

as

FWD),

front

right

to

left

REVERSE

(referred

to

as

REV),

front

left

to

right

wea

DO

RE

a

Of

270

Char

/sec

hr

270

~

0

Char/sec

Reading

Speed

Continuous,

270

char/sec

Intermittent,

270

to

0

char/sec

fF

ik

Mie

OFF

Character

({AL,

BIT

—#%

ERHL

THES

)

Stopping

Position

OFF

character

(the

previous

data

are

retained)

7-7

HGS

(Fig-1)

Tape

Control

Signal

(Fig.

1)

4-1

HMES

—AASBSCLO,

MK

eeRMAIA

CEES.

Control

signal:

The

input

signal

causes

the

tape

to

be

fed

continuously

or

intermittently.

a

WrSexK0

—

ADS

EY,

270~O0Char/sec

DHA

CHERBICM

BCT.

BVA"

1" CF

—FtK

Character

CREF,

(CAR-bULTHH,

F—-B

AkB-SHBRERSEC

I"

EH)

BRUNT

OCT

-FREAE

Hh.

CL

RE

SVTTL(+24~45V)

"07,

OPA

VERS,

ME-0276-2/17

Intermittent

feed

The

input

signal

causes

the

feed

speed

to

vary

over

the

range

of

0

to

270

char/sec.

The

character

advances

by

one

at

the

signal

level

"1.""

(The

"'l''

stays

on

until

the

data

strobe

signal

starts

to

rise.)

The

tape

is

not

fed

at

the

Signal

level

"0."

Let

"1"

be

+5

V

TTL

level

(+2.4

to

+5

V),

and

"0,"

on

Vv.

b

HiRexeD

—

x60

TRE

270Char

CT,

°1”

OUR

2-6IF-—2AbeA-T

BEOBAKEEARRT

SLT

—-—TBRAD

LR),

81"

RESO”

KRok

BecBik

lL

ET.

Continuous

feed

The

feed

speed

is

270

characters

per

second,

When

the

State

"l''

stays

or

after

the

data

strobe

signal

under

sec.

2-6

has

been

removed,

the

tape

is

continuously

fed.

The

tape

feed

stops

when

"1"

is

reset

to

"0."

TTL

IC

Circuit

|

10KQ

14

[

1002

i

R

1000

PF

ov

The

Unit

Incorporating

Reader

Fig.

F—P

RIES

SsB

Fig.

1

Tape

Control

Signal

Receiver

2-4-2

FMR

Ss

(Fig.2)7-SRRIAMERETSEROO

EST.

fav.

“O’PWDAR,

feuNr

*1”’REVAR

7m

abc,

Ai

500ms

BILL

EF,

Direction

Selective

Signal

(Fig.

2):

This

signal

is

used

to

decide

the

direction

of

tape

reading.

FWD

direction

when

the

signal

level

is

"0!"

REV

direction

when

the

signal

level

is

"1?

The

operation

is

automatically

stopped

for

about

500

ms

when

the

direction

is

reversed.

T

1002

P

P

1000

PF

ov

The

Unit

Incorporating

Reader

_

Fig2

AMBRE

S

Vath

Fig.

2

Direction

Selective

Signal

Receiver

2-5

ivile

VG

eé

F-RWAES

(Fig-3)

F-FWMABSH.

Fer

vaAr1~8EG

SVICUN

MCHET.

FLHV1",

FRO’,

BF

VYRNM

F7VYTFTI7H1I0,

2H

F—-FY—-KOPiL

MB

OFF

Character

CHA,

F—F

CRARSARS

tr

THY),

Rh

THAD

SR,

F-FAbR-THSOBET

SM

120us

F

HC,

F-FHDESeL

CetkSNEF.

CMH,

PiIbRC

BW

CH,

Bi

b-

KIM

DESO

RMA

E

ET.

Data

Output Signal

(Fig.

3)

The

data

output

signal

is

delivered

at

the

IC

level

from

1

to

8

channels.

The

signal

is

"1''

when

the

hole

is

present,

''0"

when

the

hole

is

absent,

and

10

for

fan-out.

The

stopping

position

of

this

tape

reader

is

at

OFF

character.

The

phototransistor

signal

is

stored

into

the

data

memory

circuit

incorporated

in

the

tape

reader

as

a

data

output

signal

about

120

us

before

the

data

strobe

signal

is

generated.

In

this

way,

the

pre-phototransistor

signal

can

be

maintained

before

the

operation

is

stopped.

F-RAbe-T7HS(CPig-3)

CMF-SFI—-Fi,

AF

ery

HEME

HE

I

MMI

EAM,

AFoxoeYFe-KOMBEBKL

YO

1

Character#PcF—-2A

ha-PFRVABHET,

AAMAS

VITLICUAN

CF,

MM17ms

F-FAbBP-PHBYV7I7Y7V110

2—-F

AE

—KRAbaE-SHBWQ7?7VYTVb10

F-F

EB}

F-RAbRS-THBBWZ7TY7TVb1O

2—¥

AEA

(IVs

A—s,

BND

De

YVA-ARLRES

CT.

Data

Strobe

Signal

(Fig.

3)

This

tape

reader

is

not

designed

to

optically

read

the

sprocket

holes.

Instead,

the

data

strobe

pulse

is

generated

from

the

drive

circuit

of

the

stepping

motor

per

character.

The

pulse

is

at

5

V

TTL

IC

level.

Width,

about

1.7

ms

Data

strobe

signal

(1),

fan-out

10

for the

user's

unit

Data

strobe

signal

(2),

fan-out

10

for

the

data

signal

gate

Data

strobe

signal

(3),

fan-out

10

for

the

user's

unit

(1)

and

(2)

are

the

same

signal,

and

(3)

is

an

inverted

signal

of

(1)

and

(2).

ICH

—

se

HHES

HB

|

Banna”

Woe

eee

|--nn-

===

A,B,C,D,E,F,H,J

|

M,N(L)

y

fatal

wee

|

Fig3

F—-PHMHBSHNSB,

F-PAbA-TFESHIM

IC

Circuit

|

Data

Output

|

TTL

Signal

Output

Data

Strobe

Signal

Output

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

11,

12

(10)

The

Unit

-OV

Incorporating

Reader

Fig.

3

Data

Output

Signal

Output,

and

Data

Strobe

Signal

Output

A,B,C,D,E,F,H,J

Vv

v7

te

ME—-0276—-4/17

F—-THANA

YR

Ae

7D

FT

HADBEICHL

LWONTWOSRH

CH,

AF

vo

EVFE-F

ORBAN,

F—TSdeFRL

EA,

Tape

Holding

Interlock

When

the

tape

holder

is

in

the

upper

position,

the

stepping

motor

is

deenergized

and

the

tape

cannot

be

fed.

Fit

ial

BR

LH

BS

HE

COF-F7Y—

RAF

—7FB3007MVEONCHRONKBERU,

BRM

REC,

FTO

BERK

RANDEVRKCEULOAF

DEY

FER

OMBICH

L,

#2

7-BSeEHLPTR

ERROR

FYFE

AMALEF.

COBSO

F-RWARSH.

treo"

hLRo

Et,

H9F-PEVAL

0"

FEE

H9-GBUNA

"1"

BRR,

FY

AKT.

F—3MESO°

AF

y

EYP

e-FR-EMBFSL,

~9-BBR

FY

TROF-—FHHES

tx,

BPR

ARE

MERRL

ET.

F-PV-—FPRRBAR-—PAHSEM,

Vey

BD

DEC

FH.

HRA

YAT

oF

eRL,

PTR

ERROR

YF

OWT

EBRBL

TFS.

Erratic

Operation

Detection

System

This

tape

reader

delivers

the

error

signal

when

the

stepping

motor

is

performing

an

erratic

operation

which

is

caused

by

the

tape

tension

under

the

load

of

more

than

300

g

or

by

some

electrical

trouble.

Under

this

condition,

PTR

ERROR

lamp

lights.

In

this

case,

all

the

data

output

signals

turn

to

'"'0."!

Error

signal

level

"0":

The

tape

reader

is

normally

functioning.

Error

signal

level

"1":

The

erratic

operation

of

the

tape

reader

is

detected,

the

lamp

lights,

and the

data

output

signals

turn

to

"0."

Once

the

stepping

motor

performs

erratic

operation,

the

error

signal,

lamp,

and

all

the

data

output

signals

maintain

the

status

of

erratic

operation.

The

tape

reader

can

be

restarted

by

resetting.

Press

the

reset

pushbutton,

and

make

sure

that

PTR

ERROR

lamp

goes

off.

‘

!

Ny

a

GE)

7-7

Hi)

fe

(AF

7

TR)

ah

e

tv

RAE

S

Fu

xzba-WlEs

F-FRAbPAU-TFES

F-82w

AS

hi

WR

nf

#1.7ms

——

Fig

4.

SRM

Mm—-U64

FOTO

LE

2.9

Signal

Waveforms

Data

hole

Pre-strobe

signal

Data

strobe

signal

Data

output

signal

Erratic

operation

detection

signal

\

,

|

About

1.7

ms

Fig.

4

2-10

AF

-7RESEA

FL

Tape

Used

and

Punching

2-10-1

@#AF—-7

JISC6243KKO<K

BTU

RBA

8

BA

SA

AMORAEE

ARAL

T

F&M,

A—-F—7

EMEL

SRL

HHA

NSBSU,

RAKED,

19-7

—FOMAS

MACH.

F-TRMCHE,

FT-FERERDUEKLECM

Bes

—7

(

0.08m0/E

)

eHHOAI

AS

TFEUW,

=O

TRF,

F-7FOHE

MART

—FORETDPLADETKSAY.

Tape

used:

Use

black

8—channel

computer

paper

tape

conforming

to

JISC

6243.

It

is

recommended

that

Mylar

tape

be

used

for

frequent

use.

When

splicing

the

tape,

join

the

tape

ends

together,

and

attach

the

splicing

tape

(0.08

mm

thick)

on

one

side

only.

Be

sure

to

align

the

hole

of

the

splicing

tape

with

that

of

the

tape

to

be

spliced.

2-10-2

&AFL

SAFO

MRE

SRK

JISCé2s46t

Lotfotrew,

Punching

hole:

.

Refer

to

JIS

6246

for the

punching

position

and

size.

REC»

FRE

ey

F

EHO

HE

yFTH63

©

¢1.83

£0.05

I

H

$s

F-TPAT

ax

>

b

Fe

a|

8

+0.05

3

1.17

9

93

2544008

|]

Fevpul

i

<——

FORWARD

OBA

+

TRAG

7

TAR

SRRVERSE

Figs.

RMORFORIIRUSATE

ME-—-0276-6/17

Accumulated

pitch

errors

+0.25

in

10

pitches

+0.63

in

50

pitches

Front

Panel

Tape

data

hole

diameter:

1.83

(diam.

)+0.05

Tape

sprocket

hole

Within

0.08

~<———-

FORWARD

Tape

feed

direction

———>

REVERSE

Distance

between sprocket

hole

and

data hole

Fig.

5

Arrangement

of

Reading

Elements

and

Punching

Hole

Size

2-11

wR

RK

Rh

-

bhIVVYAR,

HEFT

A-FKELS,

Reading

Method

By

phototransistor

and

light

emitting

diode

2-12

F-FFIAT

RFxvCVTFE-RBCELSAF

AT

eo

bp

KRIGK

Tape

Drive

Sprocket

feed

system

through

stepping

motor

2-13

AR

&

f&

fim

oC~+

55°C

Sree

35%~90%

ete

iE

—

30°C~+

70°C

RE

10%~

90%

({8L,

KBHBoMRWOL

)

Environmental

Operating

temperature,

0

to

+55

©;

Specifications

Operating

relative

humidity,

35

to

90%

Ambient

temperature,

-30

to

+70

°C,

Ambient

relative

humidity,

10

to

90%

(The

unit

shall

be

free from

condensation.

}

2-14

a

J

5

kg

Weight

About

5

kg

2-15

&

ie

+

24V+5%

1A

LF

(

¥8Si

)

+

5Vti5%

O5A

LF

(

$B

BU)

Power

Requirements

+24

V

+5%,

1

A

or

less

(average

current)

+5

V

£5%,

0.5

A

or

less

(average

current)

a

Ji

J

2-17

+

BG

+

#CPig-6)

82472

Par

PTR

ERROR

Ri

Big

eit

ERROR

RAT

ARERR

ty

RIBKS

YAS

oF

Figs

HH

tH

A

2.17

Dimensions

(Fig.

6)

Signal

Connector

Power

Connector

Erratic

Operation

Detection

PTR

ERROR

Name

plate

ERROR

Indicator

Lamp

Erratic

Operation

Detection

Reset

Pushbutton

Switch

Fig.

6

Dimensions

ME-0276-8/17

2-18

yD

oh

4

MR

MC

Fig.7)

F-HAzba-TfeEE3)

F-FAba-FES(2)

F-RAbO-FIZH

AMBRES

7

-7THMES

BMI

AF

x

(225

J-21021-188)

BOF

LRM

BOVi2,

ABCHROTE

+4VOOE+5VO0I,

ARCHMS

NTE

DEA,

+5

VHA

Jee

ele

fel

[ele

fee

[ef

[em

fo

fo

fe

[>

|

27-85

GARY)

(252%

8

(225

J-21821-188)

B-BFLRER

Fig

7.

#8

tA

te

2.18

External

Wiring

Connections

(Fig.

7)

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CHS

CH6

CH7

CH8

Data

Output

Signal

+5

V

Ov

Data

Strobe

Signal

(3)

Data

Strobe

Signal

(2)

Data

Strobe

Signal

(1)

DC

power

connector

(225J21021-188)

Manufactured

by

Dai-ichi

Denshi

Kogyo

Co.

Direction

Selective

Signal

Tape

Control

Signal

All

the

terminals

of

0

V

shall

be

externally

connected.

(The

"0"

of

+24

V

and

that

of

+5

V

+5

V

Output

are

not

internally

connected

with

Error

Signal

(Erratic

Operation

Detection)

Signal

Connector

(225J-21821-188)

.

Manufactured

by

Dai-ichi

Denshi

Kogyo

Co.

each

other.)

Fig.

7

External

Wiring

Connections

ME—-Oafo7—atlt

2-19

F—-SRARUT

—7

Rip

Tape

Tension

and

Tape

Life

2-19-1

F-TRA—

F-TiRAG

32007

LU

FELET.

Tape

tension:

Tape

tension

shall

be

300

g

or

less.

2-19-2

F-TS7

Fe

—

F7-TROIBELA

LO

OORVE

1,000

FE

F

—TP

GID

300%

D

FF

300

£8

Each

LGA

OR,

<1

9-F-TeBPARVET.

Tape

life:

1,000

runs

when

the

tape

tension

is

negligible.

300

runs

when

the

tape

tension

is

300

g.

Use

Mylar

tape

under

the

greater

load

conditions

than

above.

2-20

F—7

LEE

BSE

EYPFVA,

VY—-FOR

=

YRFVA,

YU

—->

CUB

CERWFT

-—FHRENZNOW

TH,

Flic

wl

Mic

VF

I-RRMAEEOD

(

80m#BRYD),

V-FORCE

CRA

FOYE

(180m#RYD

)

BAD

EF,

Tape

Handling-only

by

endless

releaser

Note:

If

it

is

necessary

to

handle

the

tape

which

is

too

long

to

be

handled

by

the

ordinary

handler,

obtain

a

handler

(for

80-m

long

tape)

to

be

attached

to

the

side

panel

or

a

handler

(180-m

long

tape)

to

be

placed

under

the

tape

reader.

3

k

k

PREPARATION

3-1

Soma

Ws-7He

(ET

—

2A

(Ol

AAT

Maryey7

(THERE

YA

oF

(Q)s

bh

+

4

—

ARB

(8)

Cont.

Pr

HOGA

Fig8

&

BZ

mw

3.1

Functions

of

Components

(4)

Tape

Holder

(1)

LED

Case

(6)

Indicator

Lamp

(9)

Stepping

Motor

(7)

Pushbutton

Switch

(10)

Side

Panel

(2)

Phototransistor

3)

Phototransistor

Case

Cover

Fig.

8

Names

of

Components