Axiometrix Solutions imc EOS User manual

imcTest & Measurement GmbH • Voltastr.5 • 13355Berlin • Germany
© 2022 imcTest & Measurement GmbH
imc EOS
Manual
Edition 4 - 2022-07-13

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Copyright
© 2022 imcTest & Measurement GmbH, Germany
This documentation is the intellectual property of imcTest & Measurement GmbH. imcTest &
Measurement GmbH reserves all rights to this documentation. The applicable provisions are stipulated in
the "imc Software License Agreement".
The software described in this document may only be used in accordance with the provisions of the "imc
Software License Agreement".
Open Source Software Licenses
Some components of imc products use software which is licensed under the GNU General Public License
(GPL). Details are available in the About dialog.
A list of the open source software licenses for the imc measurement devices is located on the
imcSTUDIO/imcWAVE installation medium in the folder "Products\imc DEVICES\OSS" or "Products\imc
DEVICEcore\OSS". If you wish to receive a copy of the GPL sources used, please contact our Hotline.
Disclaimer of liability
The contents of this documentation have been carefully checked for consistency with the hardware and
software systems described. Nevertheless, it is impossible to completely rule out inconsistencies, so that we
decline to offer any guarantee of total conformity.
We reserve the right to make technical modifications of the systems.

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TableofContents
TableofContents
1 General introduction ................................................................................................. 5
1.1 imc Customer Support / Hotline .................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Legal notices ................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Notes regarding this document ..................................................................................................... 8
1.4 Explanation of symbols .................................................................................................................. 9
1.5 Last changes in content ................................................................................................................ 10
2 Safety ...................................................................................................................... 11
3 Product overview .................................................................................................... 14
3.1 imc EOS ......................................................................................................................................... 14
3.2 Mechanical dimensions and drawings ......................................................................................... 15
3.3 Included accessories ..................................................................................................................... 16
3.4 Optional accessories ..................................................................................................................... 16
4 Assembly and connection ........................................................................................ 17
4.1 After unpacking… ......................................................................................................................... 17
4.2 Before commissioning .................................................................................................................. 18
4.3 Notes on connecting the device .................................................................................................. 18
4.4 Click mechanism ........................................................................................................................... 26
4.5 Powering on ................................................................................................................................. 27
4.6 Powering off ................................................................................................................................. 27
5 Indicators and fault detectors (LEDs) ....................................................................... 28
5.1 Operational readiness .................................................................................................................. 28
5.2 Troubleshooting / Restart ............................................................................................................ 29
6 Maintenance and servicing ...................................................................................... 29
6.1 Maintenance and servicing notes ................................................................................................ 29
6.2 Cleaning ........................................................................................................................................ 29
6.3 Storage ......................................................................................................................................... 30
6.4 Transport ...................................................................................................................................... 30
7 Start of operation Software / Firmware ................................................................... 30
7.1 Installation - Software .................................................................................................................. 30
7.2 Connect the device ....................................................................................................................... 31
7.3 Connecting via LAN in three steps ............................................................................................... 32
7.4 Firmware update .......................................................................................................................... 35
8 imc EOS properties .................................................................................................. 36
8.1 Analog inputs ................................................................................................................................ 36
8.2 Operating software ...................................................................................................................... 38
8.3 Starting measurement ................................................................................................................. 40
8.4 imc EOS in a compound assembly ................................................................................................ 42
8.5 Synchronization ............................................................................................................................ 43
9 Equipment options .................................................................................................. 43

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10 Technical Specs ...................................................................................................... 44
10.1 imc EOS U-4 ................................................................................................................................ 45
Index .......................................................................................................................... 52

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imc Customer Support / Hotline
1 General introduction
1.1 imc Customer Support / Hotline
If you have problems or questions, please contact our Customer Support/Hotline:
imcTest & Measurement GmbH
Hotline
(Germany):
[phone]
E-Mail:
[e-mail]
Internet:
https://www.imc-tm.com
International partners
For our international partners see https://www.imc-tm.com/distributors/.
Tip for ensuring quick processing of your questions:
If you contact us you would help us, if you know the serial number of your devices and the version info of the
software. This documentation should also be on hand.
· The device's serial number appears on the nameplate.
· The program version designation is available in the About-Dialog.
1.2 Legal notices
Quality Management
imcTest & Measurement GmbH holds DIN-EN-ISO-9001 certification
since May 1995. You can download the CE Certification, current
certificates and information about the imc quality system on our website:
https://www.imc-tm.com/quality-assurance/.
imc Warranty
Subject to the general terms and conditions of imcTest & Measurement GmbH.
Liability restrictions
All specifications and notes in this document are subject to applicable standards and regulations, and reflect the
state of the art well as accumulated years of knowledge and experience. The contents of this document have
been carefully checked for consistency with the hardware and the software systems described. Nevertheless, it
is impossible to completely rule out inconsistencies, so that we decline to offer any guarantee of total
conformity. We reserve the right to make technical modifications of the systems.
The manufacturer declines any liability for damage arising from:
· failure to comply with the provided documentation,
· inappropriate use of the equipment.
Please note that all properties described refer to a closed measurement system and not to its individual slices.

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Chapter 1 General introduction
Guarantee
Each device is subjected to a 24-hour "burn-in" before leaving imc. This procedure is capable of detecting almost
all cases of early failure. This does not, however, guarantee that a component will not fail after longer operation.
Therefore, all imc devices are granted liability for a period of two years. The condition for this guarantee is that
no alterations or modifications have been made to the device by the customer.
Unauthorized intervention in the device renders the guarantee null and void.
Notes on radio interference suppression
imc EOS devices satisfy the EMC requirements for an use in industrial settings.
Any additional products connected to the product must satisfy the EMC requirements as specified by the
responsible authority (within Europe1) in Germany the BNetzA - "Bundesnetzagentur" (formerly BMPT-Vfg. No.
1046/84 or No. 243/91) or EC Guidelines 2014/30/EU. All products which satisfy these requirements must be
appropriately marked by the manufacturer or display the CE certification marking.
Products not satisfying these requirements may only be used with special approval of the regulating body in the
country where operated.
All lines connected to the imc EOS devices should not be longer than 30m and they should be shielded and the
shielding must be grounded.
Note
The EMC tests were carried out using shielded and grounded input and output cables with the exception of
the power cord. Observe this condition when designing your experiment to ensure high interference
immunity and low jamming.
1 If you are located outside Europe, please refer the appropriate EMC standards used in the country of operation.
Cables and leads
In order to comply with the value limits applicable to Class B devices according to part 15 of the FCC regulations,
all signal leads connected to imc EOS must be shielded..
Unless otherwise indicated, no connection leads may be long leads (<30m) as defined by the standard IEC
61326-1. LAN-cables (RJ 45) and CAN-Buscables (DSUB-9) are excepted from this rule.
Only cables with suitable properties for the task (e.g. isolation for protection against electric shock) may be
used.
ElektroG, RoHS 2, WEEE, CE
The imcTest & Measurement GmbH is registered with the authority as follows:
WEEE Reg. No. DE 43368136
valid from 24.11.2005
Reference
https://www.imc-tm.com/elekrog-rohs-weee/ and https://www.imc-tm.com/ce-conformity/

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Legal notices
FCC-Notice
This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
on and off, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
· Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
· Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
· Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
· Consult our imc Hotline or an experienced technician for help.
Modifications
The FCC requires the user to be notified that any changes or modifications made to this product that are not
expressly approved by imc may void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

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Chapter 1 General introduction
1.3 Notes regarding this document
This document provides important notes on using the device / the module. Safe working is conditional on
compliance with all safety measures and instructions provided. The manual is to be used as a kind of reference
book. You can skip the description of the modules you do not have.
Additionally, all accident prevention and general safety regulations pertinent to the location at which the device
is used must be adhered to.
These instructions exclusively describe the device, not how to operate it by means of the software!
If you have any questions as to whether you can set up the device / module in the intended environment, please
contact the imc hotline. The measurement system has been designed, manufactured and unit-tested with all due
care and in accordance with the safety regulations before delivery and has left the factory in perfect condition.
In order to maintain this condition and to ensure safe operation, the user must observe the notes and warnings
contained in this chapter and in the specific sections applicable to the concrete device. Never use the device
outside the specification!
This will protect you and prevent damage to the device.
Special notes
Warning
Warnings contain information that must be observed to protect the user from harm or to prevent damage
to property.
Note
Notes denote useful additional information on a particular topic.
Reference
A reference in this document is a reference in the text to another text passage.
Please help us to improve our documentation:
· Which terms or descriptions are incomprehensible?
· What additions and enhancements you suggest?
· Where have material mistakes slipped in?
· Which spelling, translation or typing errors have you found?

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Explanation of symbols
1.4 Explanation of symbols
Potential compensation
Connection for potential compensation
Grounding
Connection for grounding (general, without protective function)
Protective connection
Connection for the protective conductor or grounding with protective function
No household waste
Please do not dispose of the electrical/electronic device with household waste, but at the
appropriate collection points for electrical waste, see also chapter 1.2 .
CE Conformity
see CE chapter 1.2
Attention! General danger zone!
This symbol indicates a dangerous situation;
Since there is insufficient space for indicating the rated quantity at the measuring inputs,
refer to this manual for the rated quantities of the measuring inputs before operation.
Possibility of electric shock
The warning generally refers to high measurement voltages or signals at high potentials and
is located on devices suitable for such measurements. The device itself does not generate
dangerous voltages.
DC, Direct Current
Supply of the device via a DC voltage source (in the specified voltage range)
RoHS of the PR China
The limits for hazardous substances in electrical/electronic equipment applicable in the PRC
are identical to those in the EU. The restrictions are complied with (see chapter 1.2 ). A
corresponding "China-RoHS" label is omitted for formal/economic reasons. Instead, the
number in the symbol indicates the number of years in which no hazardous substances are
released. (This is guaranteed by the absence of named substances).
Observe the documentation
Read the documentation before starting work and/or operating.
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Chapter 1 General introduction
1.5 Last changes in content
Please help us to improve our documentation:
· Which terms or descriptions are incomprehensible?
· What additions and enhancements you suggest?
· Where have material mistakes slipped in?
· Which spelling, translation or typing errors have you found?
Responses and other feedback should be directed to the Hotline .
History:
Amendments and bug-fix in manual edition 3
Chapter
Amendment
Symbols
Missing symbols added in chapter "Explanation of symbols".
Connecting via LAN
The dialog for configuring the IP address of the device also provides the IP address of
the PC. Thus, the first step was removed from the documentation, which presented
different possibilities in Windows to determine the IP address.
Technical Specs
We updated the general introduction to this chapter.
Amendments and bug-fix in manual edition 2.2
Chapter
Amendment
Technical Specs
All available measurement ranges are now stated for the offset error.
Amendments and bug-fix in manual edition 2.1
Chapter
Amendment
Precautions for
operation
reference for standard operating orientation of imc EOS added
Amendments and bug-fix in manual edition 2
Chapter
Amendment
Dimensions
Standard operating orientation of the device added
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Last changes in content
2 Safety
This section provides an overview of all important aspects of protection of the users for reliable and trouble-free
operation. Failure to comply with the instructions and protection notes provided here can result in serious
danger.
Responsibility of the operator
imc EOS is for use in commercial applications. The user is therefore obligated to comply with legal regulations for
work safety.
Along with the work safety procedures described in this document, the user must also conform to regulations
for safety, accident prevention and environmental protection which apply to the work site. If the product is not
used in a manner specified by the manufacturer, the protection supported by the product may be impaired.
The user must also ensure that any personnel assisting in the use of the imc EOS have also read and understood
the content of this document.
Operating personnel
This document identifies the following qualifications for various fields of activity:
· Users of measurement engineering: Fundamentals of measurement engineering. Basic knowledge of electrical
engineering is recommended. Familiarity with computers and the Microsoft Windows operating system. Users
must not open or structurally modify the measurement device.
· Qualified personnel are able, due to training in the field and to possession of skills, experience and familiarity
with the relevant regulations, to perform work assigned while independently recognizing any hazards.
Warning
· Danger of injury due to inadequate qualifications!
· Improper handling may lead to serious damage to personnel and property. When in doubt, consult qualified
personnel.
· Work which may only be performed by trained imc personnel may not be performed by the user. Any
exceptions are subject to prior consultation with the manufacturer and are conditional on having obtained
corresponding training.

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Chapter 2 Safety
Special hazards
This segment states what residual dangers have been identified by the hazard analysis. Observe the safety notes
listed here and the warnings appearing in subsequent chapters of this manual in order to reduce health risks and
to avoid dangerous situations. Existing ventilation slits on the sides of the device must be kept free to prevent
heat accumulation inside the device. Please operate your device only in the standard operating orientation.
Danger
Lethal danger from electric current!
· Contact with conducting parts is associated with immediate lethal danger.
· Damage to the insulation or to individual components can be lethally dangerous.
Therefore:
· In case of damage to the insulation, immediately cut off the power supply and have repair
performed.
· Work on the electrical equipment must be performed exclusively by expert electricians.
· During all work performed on the electrical equipment, it must be deactivated and tested for
static potential.
Injuries from hot surfaces!
· Devices from imc are designed so that their surface temperatures do not exceed limits
stipulated in EN 61010-1 under normal conditions.
Therefore:
· Surfaces whose temperature can exceed the limits under circumstances are denoted by the
symbol shown at left.
Industrial safety
We certify that imc EOS in all product configuration options corresponding to this documentation conforms to
the directives in the accident prevention regulations in "Electric Installations and Industrial Equipment" (DGUV
Regulation 3)*. This confirmation applies exclusively to devices of the imc EOS series, but not to all other
components included in the scope of delivery.
This certification has the sole purpose of releasing imc from the obligation to have the electrical equipment
tested prior to first use (§ 5 Sec. 1, 4 of DGUV Regulation3). This does not affect guarantee and liability
regulations of the civil code.
*
previously BGV A3.

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Observe notes and warnings
Devices from imc have been carefully designed, assembled and routinely tested in accordance with the safety
regulations specified in the included certificate of conformity and has left imc in perfect operating condition. To
maintain this condition and to ensure continued danger-free operation, the user should pay particular attention
to the remarks and warnings made in this chapter. In this way, you protect yourself and prevent the device from
being damaged.
Read this document before turning on the device for the first time carefully.
Warning
Before touching the device sockets and the lines connected to them, make sure static electricity is diverted
to ground. Damage arising from electrostatic discharge is not covered by the warranty.

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Chapter 3 Product overview
3 Product overview
3.1 imc EOS
The fast compact measurement instrument for direct connection of IEPE sensors and voltage
signals
The EOS U-4 model of the imc EOS series is a 4-channel measurement instrument for applications in the fields of
noise and vibration, materials testing and component testing, ballistics and e-mobility. It is equipped with high
bandwidth amplifiers to which any IEPE/ICP™ sensors can be connected directly via BNC, such as DeltaTron®
accelerometers and microphones as well as piezoelectric sensors for dynamic measurements (AC) of force and
pressure.
imc EOS – 4MS/s fast, compact and portable measurement instruments
The EOS U-4 system of the imc EOS device series has a fixed configuration. The measurement instruments work
computer-aided via network connection to a PC. As standard equipment, all devices have fully conditioned input
channels and a large internal data memory.
imc EOS can be cascaded and synchronized with other imc systems. Maximum flexibility is guaranteed as the
operating mode can be configured individually and via software for each system.
Fig. 1: imc EOS – Cascading of several devices and in combination with
further components of the imcCRONOSflex device series
imc EOS systems can be easily connected
mechanically by means of the robust imc click
mechanism, whereby a common supply voltage is
electrically coupled at the same time. A PTP-
compatible network switch and a buffered UPS
solution and a sensor supply for current transducers
are also offered in these housings which are
compatible with the imcCRONOSflex family.
Overview
Order Code
Signal inputs
article no.
EOS/U-4
IEPE / ICP via BNC
Voltage via BNC or LEMO
12800001
EOS/U-4-SUPPLY
with additional sensor supply (SUPPLY)
12800000

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Mechanical dimensions and drawings
3.2 Mechanical dimensions and drawings
Front panel
Fig. 2: Front with dimensions
Fig. 3: Front side with items A through I
These illustrations 2 to 4 show the imc EOS device in the standard operating orientation.
Legend:
A:
Ground terminal
B:
PC / network socket
C:
Power supply
D:
Main switch On/Off
E:
Label for the serial number (SN) of the device
F:
Action-Button "START"
G:
External trigger (2 x BNC)
H:
Analog inputs and switch for BNC or LEMO
I:
Synchronization
Fig. 4: CRFX/HANDLE-UPS-L, CRFX/NET-SWITCH-5, CRFX/SEN-SUPPLY-4, 2x EOS-U-4 and CRFX/HANDLE-R

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Chapter 3 Product overview
3.3 Included accessories
· Calibration certificate with test equipment verification as per ISO 9001 (manufacturer’s calibration
certificate, PDF)
· 1x Ethernet network cable with latch protection (uncrossed, 2 m)
AC/DC power adaptor 110-230V AC (with appropriate LEMO plug)
ACC/AC-ADAP-48-150-1B
48 V DC / 150 W LEMO.1B.302
13500148
Power plug
ACC/POWER-PLUG5
DC supply plug LEMO FGG.1B.302,
with solder contact, max. 0.34 mm2
13500150
3.4 Optional accessories
· Extended calibration log with manufacturer’s calibration certificate and individual readings, as well as list of
test equipment used (PDF). Meets requirements of ISO17025.
Supply module in left handle ("Power-Handle")
CRFX/HANDLE-POWER-L
handle with system power supply
50 V 100 W, without UPS
11900058
CRFX/HANDLE-UPS-L
handle with system power supply
50 V 100 W, USV with lead-gel battery
11900043
CRFX/HANDLE-LI-IO-L
handle with system power supply
50 V 100 W, USV with Li-Ion battery
11900010
Plug
ACC/REMOTE-1B
Remote plug, LEMO.1B.306
13500153
ACC/REMOTE-1B-12
Remote plug CRFX/HANDLE, with bridged contacts (pin 1-2).
Required to power on and off a combination of EOS and
CRFX/HANDLE.
13500370
Passive handle
CRFX/HANDLE-L
standard unpowered left handle
11900008
CRFX/HANDLE-R
standard unpowered right handle
11900007
Mounting brackets for fixed installations
CRFX/BRACKET-90
mounting bracket 90°
11900068
CRFX/BRACKET-180
mounting bracket 180°
11900069
CRFX/BRACKET-BACK
rear panel mounting element
11900070
CRFX/BRACKET-CON
assembly element for two modules
11900071
CRFX/RACK
19" RACK for imc CRONOSflex modules
11900066
CRFX/BRACKET-RACK
mounting element in the RACK
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After unpacking…
4 Assembly and connection
4.1 After unpacking…
Check the delivered system immediately upon receiving it for completeness (see included accessories ) and
for possible transport damage. In case of damage visible from outside, proceed as follows
· Do not accept the delivery or only accept it with reservations,
· Note the extent of the damage on the packing documents or on the delivery service's packing list,
· Begin the claims process.
Please check the device for mechanical damage and/or loose parts after unpacking it. The supplier must be
notified immediately of any transportation damage! Do not operate a damaged device.
Note
File a claim about every fault as soon as it is detected. Claims for damages can only be honored within the
stated claims period.
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Chapter 4 Assembly and connection
4.2 Before commissioning
If the device is brought into its operational setting from a cold environment, condensation may occur. In these
situations, always wait until the device warms up to room temperature and is completely dry before turning it
on. The acclimatization period should take about 2 hours. This is especially recommended for devices without ET
(extended environmental temperature range). We recommend a warm-up phase of at least 30 min prior to
measure.
Existing ventilation slits must be kept unimpeded to avoid heat buildup in the device interior.
The devices have been designed for use in clean and dry environments. It is not to be operated in exceedingly
dusty and/ or wet environments, in environments where danger of explosion exists nor in environments
containing aggressive chemical agents.
4.3 Notes on connecting the device
4.3.1 Precautions for operation
Certain ground rules for operating the system, aside from reasonable safety measures, must be observed to
prevent danger to the user, third parties, the device itself and the measurement object. These are the use of the
system in conformity to its design, and the refraining from altering the system, since possible later users may not
be properly informed and may ill-advisedly rely on the precision and safety promised by the manufacturer.
Note
If you determine that the device cannot be operated in a non-dangerous manner, then the device is to be
immediately taken out of operation and protected from unintentional use. Taking this action is justified under
any of the following conditions:
I. the device is visibly damaged,
II. loose parts can be heard within the device,
III. the device is no longer working,
IV. the device has been stored for a long period of time under unfavorable conditions
(e.g. outdoors or in damp areas).
1. Observe the data in the chapter "Technical Specs", in order to prevent damage to the unit through
inappropriate signal connection.
2. Note when designing your experiments that all input and output leads must be provided with shielding
which is connected to the ground ("CHASSIS") at one end in order to ensure high resistance to
interference and noisy transmission (see Shielding ).
3. Avoid prolonged exposure of the device to sunlight.
4. Please operate your EOS device only in the standard operating orientation
(see chapter drawings ). Be certain that the ventilation slits remain unobstructed.
5. Note that parts that are not explicitly intended to be carried may be warmer than the handles. The use of
handles is recommended for safe use. In the event of deviations, other suitable methods must be used to
ensure acceptable protection against burns. Under normal conditions, the surface temperature of the
enclosure/housing does not exceed the limits for accidental contact according to IEC 61010-1. The handles
also prevent the lateral plug contacts from being touched during a measurement, thus preventing
accidental discharge (ESD) into the lateral plug contacts. ESD in the lateral plug contacts can lead to a
crash of a running measurement (destruction does not take place).
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Notes on connecting the device
4.3.2 Power supply
An imc EOS device is powered by a DC supply voltage which is supplied via a 2-pin LEMO socket, see Fig. 3 Front
side with items: C .
LEMO-plug type designation
FGG.1B.302.CLAD.52ZN with two coding keys (see Fig. 5)
The permitted supply voltage range is 10 to 50 V DC (ultra wide range).
The included AC/DC-adapter ("table-top power supply unit") requires a rated input voltage of 110V..240V at
50/60Hz. The DC power supply inputs are not designed for connection to a DIN EN 61326-1 compliant DC grid.
Note
Desktop supply unit (power adaptor)
Please note, that the operating temperature range of the power adapter is specified for 0°C to 40°C, even if
your measurement device is designed for an extended temperature range.
When connecting, ensure that:
· The supply line must be a cable of low impedance and sufficient cross section. Any additional interference
suppression filters connected in the supply circuit may not have series inductance above 1mH, otherwise
an additional parallel capacitor is required.
LEMO pin configuration
Fig. 5: power supply
(view to the socket)
PIN
Signal
1
+Supply
2
-Supply
There is a red marking on the side of the positive pole.
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Chapter 4 Assembly and connection
4.3.2.1 Power-Handle
Optionally, imc EOS can be equipped with UPS.
When operating a combination of EOS units and a Power-Handle, you will usually switch the system on/off using
the REMOTE-socket on the Power-Handle. A switch connected at the Power-Handle's REMOTE-socket
switches the system on/off, while the (latching) main switch on the EOS-component meanwhile remains pressed
down.
In this regard, there is a distinction in how the Power-Handles is operated between the cases of imc CRONOS
(CRFX) and imc EOS: While the pushbutton (not latching) main switch of a CRFX base unit switches the overall
system consisting of the Handle and base unit on/off, with an imc EOS, an external switch connected to the
Handle's REMOTE-socket is required!
The Remote-contact can be achieved in any of the following ways:
1) Remote-plug with permanently bridged Contacts 1-2 (ON/OFF = SWITCH1)
This ready-made connector is available as an accessory (ACC/REMOTE-1B-12, #135500370)
Plugging it in switches the device on, unplugging switches it off.
2) Remote-plug with connected cabling and switch, assembled by the user.
The separate connector is available as an accessory (ACC/REMOTE-1B, #13500153)
2a) with latching contact: Switch connected between Contacts 1-2 (ON/OFF = SWITCH1)
"Static" switch-on/off
If the switch remains permanently pressed, then the device switches on exactly when a power supply is
applied. If the power supply is withdrawn, it switches off, or if applicable it continues running on battery
power (in conjunction with the optional and in accordance with the respective buffer duration) and
subsequently switches off.
2b) with not latching switch: Switch connected between Contacts 3-4 (ON/OFF = SWITCH)
Brief actuation switches the device on, the next brief actuation switches it off.
4.3.2.1.1 Remote-control Power-Handle
When a Power-Handle is used, the overall system is switched on via the Remote socket of the Power-Handle. In
this case, be aware of the following:
· imc EOS' ON/OFF switch must snap in to the ON position.
· In order for the system to be switched on/off, use a appropriate connector with switch, which is plugged
into the Power-Handle's Remote socket.
view on the socket
PIN
CRFX/HANDLE-POWER
CRFX/HANDLE-UPS-L
CRFX/HANDLE-LI-IO-L
1
ON / OFF
ON / OFF
2
SWITCH1
SWITCH1
3
ON / OFF
ON / OFF
4
SWITCH
SWITCH
5
n.c.
REFERENCE (for MUTE)
6
housing
MUTE
27
16