Rockwell Automation MagneMotion MagneMover LITE User manual

MagneMover LITE
Service Manual
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Although every effort is made to keep this manual accurate and up-to-date, MagneMotion®assumes no responsibility for
any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. Information that is provided in this manual is subject to change without notice. Any
sample code that is referenced in this manual or included with MagneMotion software is included for illustration only and
is, therefore, unsupported.
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MagneMotion responsible or liable for indirect or consequential damage that results from the use or application of this
equipment.
MagneMotion, Inc.
A Rockwell Automation Company
139 Barnum Road
Devens, MA 01434
USA
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
www.rockwellautomation.com
This technology is subject to United States Export Administration Regulations and authorized to the destination only;
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Changes
Overview
This manual is changed as required to keep it accurate and up-to-date to provide the most
complete service documentation possible for the MagneMover®LITE transport system. This
section provides a brief description of each significant change.
NOTE: Distribution of this manual and all addenda and attachments is not controlled. To
identify the current revision, contact ICT Customer Support.
Rev. A
Initial release.

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About This Manual
Overview
This section provides information about the use of this manual, including the manual struc-
ture, related documentation, and safety conventions.
Purpose
This manual provides service and maintenance information for the MagneMover®LITE
(MM LITE®) transport system, including basic troubleshooting.
Use this manual in combination with the other manuals and documentation that accompanies
the transport system along with the training classes offered by MagneMotion to design, install,
configure, test, and operate an MM LITE transport system.
Audience
This manual is intended for all users of MagneMover LITE transport systems and provides
service and maintenance information for the MM LITE transport system.
Prerequisites
The information and procedures that are provided in this manual assume the following:
• The personnel servicing the MagneMover LITE transport system have been properly
trained on MM LITE transport system maintenance.
• Basic familiarity with general-purpose computers and with the Windows®operating
system, web browsers, and terminal emulators.
• Complete design specifications, including the physical layout of the transport system,
are available.

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MagneMotion Documentation
The documentation that is available for the MagneMover LITE components includes this
manual, which provides service and maintenance information for the MM LITE components
as a transport system. Other manuals in the document set, which are listed in the Related Doc-
umentation section, support installation, configuration, and operation of the transport system.
The examples in this manual are included solely for illustrative purposes. Because of the
many variables and requirements that are associated with any LSM system installation, Mag-
neMotion cannot assume responsibility or liability for actual use that is based on these exam-
ples.
Notes, Safety Notices, and Symbols
Notes, Safety Notices, and Symbols that are used in this manual have specific meanings and
formats. Examples of notes, the different types of safety notices and their general meanings
are provided in this section. Adhere to all safety notices provided throughout this manual to
achieve safe installation and use.
Notes
Notes are set apart from other text and provide additional or explanatory information. The text
for Notes is in standard type as shown in the following example.
NOTE: A note provides additional or explanatory information.
Safety Notices
Safety Notices are set apart from other text. The color of the panel at the top of the notice and
the text in the panel indicates the severity of the hazard. The symbol on the left of the notice
identifies the type of hazard (see Symbol Identification on page 19 for symbol descriptions).
The text in the message panel identifies the hazard, methods to avoid the hazard, and the con-
sequences of not avoiding the hazard.
Examples of the standard safety notices that are used in this manual are provided in this sec-
tion. Each example includes a description of the hazard level indicated.
DANGER
Danger indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury.

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Manual Structure
This manual contains the following chapters:
•Safety: Identifies safety concerns and requirements for the MagneMover LITE compo-
nents and the personnel operating and servicing the MM LITE motors and the trans-
port system where they are installed.
•Maintenance: Provides maintenance schedules and procedures for the MM LITE com-
ponents.
Related Documentation
Before configuring or running the MagneMover LITE components, consult the following doc-
umentation:
•MagneMover LITE Configurator User Manual, 990000558.
•Node Controller Interface User Manual, 990000377.
•NCHost TCP Interface Utility User Manual, 990000562.
•Host Controller TCP/IP Communication Protocol User Manual, 990000436.
Host Controller EtherNet/IP Communication Protocol User Manual, 990000437.
or
Mitsubishi PLC TCP/IP Library User Manual, 990000628.
WARNING
Warning indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Caution indicates a hazardous situation, which if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
Notice indicates practices that are not related to personal injury that could
result in equipment or property damage.

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•MagneMover LITE User Manual, 990000410.
•Node Controller Hardware User Manual, 10004903067.
•LSM Synchronization Option User Manual, 990000447.
•Virtual Scope Utility User Manual, 990000759.
NOTE: Distribution of this manual and all addenda and attachments are not controlled.
Changes to the document set or the software can be made at any time. To identify the
current revisions or to obtain a current version, contact ICT Customer Support.
Contact Information
Main Office Customer Support
MagneMotion, Inc.
A Rockwell Automation Company
139 Barnum Road
Devens, MA 01434
USA
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[phone]
[email protected]

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Safety
Overview
This chapter describes safety guidelines for the MagneMover®LITE components and their
use in a transport system. All personnel that are involved in the installation, operation, or
maintenance of the MM LITE®components and the transport system must be familiar with
the safety precautions that are outlined in this chapter.
NOTE: These safety recommendations are basic guidelines. If the facility where the Mag-
neMover LITE components are installed in a transport system has additional safety
guidelines they should be followed as well, along with the applicable local and
national safety codes.
If any additional safety-related upgrades or newly identified hazards that are associated with
the MagneMover LITE components are identified, the ICT Customer Support group notifies
the owner of record.
Included in this chapter are:
• Regulatory compliance information.
• Personnel and equipment safety guidelines.
• Symbol identification.
• Label identification and locations.
• Identification of mechanical, electrical, and magnetic hazards.
• Recycling and disposal information.

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Regulatory Compliance
The MagneMover LITE components are CE compliant. To determine if a
specific component is CE compliant, check for the CE marking on the com-
ponent. If necessary, request the official Declaration of Conformity (DoC)
from MagneMotion.
The MagneMover LITE components are UL Recognized in Canada and the
United States. To determine if a specific component is UL Recognized,
check for the UL Recognized Mark on the component. Some examples of
the Mark may not display the ‘C’ and ‘US’.
Other sections of this manual may include additional regulatory information. These compo-
nents comply with the regulations from the organizations that are indicated in Table 1.
EU RoHS and EU WEEE Compliance
MagneMotion®products are considered parts of a large-scale fixed installation and as a
large-scale stationary industrial tool for purposes of the European Union RoHS and WEEE
Directives and are therefore exempt from mandatory compliance. The CE Marking on the
DoC excludes reference to the RoHS Directive for that reason.
However, MagneMotion has taken voluntary steps to make sure that its products comply with
the requirements of EU RoHS and WEEE.
Table 1: Regulatory Information
Organization Regulations
CE (Conformité Européenne) – The European
safety requirements
• Machinery Directive
• Low Voltage Directive
• EMC Directive
UL • 61010-1
NOTICE
It is the responsibility of the end user/third party integrator to make sure that
the installed MagneMover LITE transport system complies with the appro-
priate facility, local, and national regulations.

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Equipment Regulatory Guidelines
The following regulatory guidelines are provided to aid in the use and service of the Mag-
neMover LITE components in a transport systems.
• ICT Customer Support issues Technical Advisories to notify the owners of record of
any field retrofits.
• Contact ICT Customer Support for information regarding repair and maintenance ser-
vice policies, both during the production of the MM LITE components and after pro-
duction is discontinued.
• Any user-caused damage during integration of the MagneMover LITE components
into their equipment is the responsibility of the user.
• Responsibility for work that MagneMotion authorized technicians perform or for
equipment that the owner of record transports or resells, is determined on a
case-by-case basis by ICT Customer Support.
• Any parts being returned to MagneMotion must be packaged according to the instruc-
tions provided in the Packing Procedure on page 134.
• MagneMotion provides training for the MagneMover LITE components as integrated
into a transport system. Any personnel that are performing service procedures on the
MM LITE components must be properly qualified and trained. Damage that results
from improperly performing a procedure or not following cautions is not covered
under warranty or service agreements.

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Safety Considerations
Personnel Safety Guidelines
MagneMover LITE components and transport systems can provide several direct safety haz-
ards to personnel if not properly installed or operated. General safety guidelines are provided
in this section, specific cautions are provided as needed (see Mechanical Hazards on page 22,
Electrical Hazards on page 24, and Magnetic Hazards on page 26).
• Personnel operating or servicing the MagneMover LITE transport system must be
properly trained.
• Be aware of the hazardous points of the MM LITE transport system as described in
this chapter.
• High-strength Neodymium Iron Boron magnets are used with the MM LITE motors.
• To avoid severe injury, people with pacemakers and other medical electronic
implants must not handle or approach the magnet arrays. These individuals
must consult their physician to determine the susceptibility of their device to
static magnetic fields and to determine a safe distance between themselves and
the magnet array.
• Handle only one vehicle (puck)/magnet array at a time. Do not place any body
parts, such as fingers, between a magnet array and any ferrous material or
another magnet array to avoid injury from strong magnetic attractive forces.
• Vehicles (pucks) and magnet arrays not on the MM LITE transport system
must be secured individually in isolated packaging.
• Moving mechanisms have no obstruction sensors and can cause personal injury.
• Know the location of the following:
• Fire extinguisher.
• First Aid Station.
• Emergency eyewash and/or shower.
• Emergency exit.
• The following safety equipment, used according to the instructions provided by the
manufacturer, must be donned before installing, testing, or servicing the MM LITE
transport system:
• Eye protection
Breaking material can produce flying shards. When running a setup or test pro-
cedure, always wear protective eyewear to guard against possible eye injuries.
• Foot protection
Always wear shoes with protective toes to help protect feet from falling tools
or parts.

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• Observe the facility guidelines that are related to loose clothing while working around
or operating the MM LITE transport system.
• It may be recommended that the use of hazardous materials, such as cleaning fluids, be
used during routine maintenance procedures. Read and understand the hazardous
materials policies for the facility and the SDS (provided by the manufacturer) for each
substance.
• Whenever power is applied, the possibility of automatic motion of the vehicles (pucks)
or user-supplied equipment in the MM LITE transport system exists. It is the responsi-
bility of the user to provide appropriate safeguards.
• Make sure that propulsion power is disabled whenever maintenance is being per-
formed on the vehicles (pucks), track system, or motors.
• Make sure that the MM LITE motors and related components are properly decontami-
nated before performing any service by following the decontamination procedures at
the facility. Follow all facility, local, and national procedures for the disposal of any
hazardous materials.
• Ergonomic hazards can exist with certain installation or service operations that are
related to the MM LITE transport system.
Equipment Safety Guidelines
The following safety considerations are provided to aid in the placement and use of the Mag-
neMover LITE transport systems.
• If hazardous materials are to be present, proper safety precautions must be observed.
Make sure that all materials that are used are compatible with the materials from
which the MM LITE components are fabricated.
• If the MM LITE transport system is to be installed in an earthquake prone environ-
ment, install the equipment appropriately.
• The MM LITE components are not provided with an Emergency Off (EMO) circuit.
The facility where the system is installed is responsible for an EMO circuit (see the
MagneMover LITE User Manual for more information).
• Do not place the power and communications cables for the MM LITE transport system
where they could cause a trip hazard.
• Do not place the MM LITE transport system in a location where it can be subject to
physical damage.
• Make sure that all electrical and pneumatic connections to the MagneMover LITE
components are made in accordance with the appropriate facility, local, and national
regulations.
• Make sure that the MM LITE components receive proper airflow for cooling.
• Do not remove safety labels or equipment identification labels.
• Turn OFF power before inserting or removing the power cables.

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• Use of the MagneMover LITE components for any purpose other than as a linear
transport system is not recommended and can damage the MM LITE components or
the equipment where they are installed.
• Always operate the MM LITE transport system with appropriate barriers in place to
help prevent contact with moving objects by personnel.
• Do not install or operate the MM LITE transport system if any of the components have
been dropped, damaged, or are malfunctioning.
• Keep cables and connectors away from heated surfaces.
• Do not modify the connectors or ports.
MagneMover LITE Transport System Hazard Locations
Figure 1: Locations of Hazardous Points on the MagneMover LITE Transport System
Switch (typical)
Mechanical Hazard – Pinch Point
Guideway (typical)
Mechanical Hazard – Pinch Point
Vehicle/Puck (typical)
Mechanical Hazard – Pinch Point
Magnetic Field Hazard

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Precision Rail Option Hazard Locations
Figure 2: Locations of Hazardous Points on the Precision Rail Option
Rail Mounting (typical)
Mechanical Hazard – Pinch Point
Rail (typical)
Mechanical Hazard – Pinch Point
Vehicle (typical)
Mechanical Hazard – Pinch Point
Magnetic Field Hazard

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Precision Locator Option Hazard Locations
Figure 3: Locations of Hazardous Points on the Precision Locator Option
Locator Arm
Mechanical Hazard
Cover Removed
Locator Drive
Mechanical Hazard – Pinch Point
(normally covered)
– Pinch Point

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Puck/Vehicle Hazard Locations
Figure 4: Locations of Hazardous Points on the Glide Puck
Figure 5: Locations of Hazardous Points on the Wheeled Puck
Pinch Point
Magnetic Field Hazard
Pinch Point
Magnetic Field Hazard

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Figure 6: Locations of Hazardous Points on the Precision Rail Vehicle
Pinch Point
Magnetic Field Hazard
Pinch Point

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Symbol Identification
Symbols are used in this manual and on the MagneMotion products to identify hazards, man-
datory actions, and prohibited actions. The symbols that are used in this manual and their
descriptions are provided in the following tables.
Table 2: Hazard Alert Symbol Identification
Symbol Description
General Hazard Alert – Indicates that failure to follow recommended pro-
cedures can result in unsafe conditions, which could cause injury or equip-
ment damage.
Lifting Hazard – Indicates that the specified object is heavy or awkward to
handle. Personnel must use lifting aids and proper techniques for lifting to
avoid muscle strain or back injury.
Automatic Start Hazard – Indicates the possibility of machinery automati-
cally starting or moving, which could cause personal injury.
Hazardous Voltage – Indicates that a severe shock hazard is present that
could cause personal injury.
Magnetic Field Hazard – Indicates that a strong magnetic field is present
that could cause personal injury.
Pinch/Crush Hazard – Indicates that there are exposed parts that move,
which could cause personal injury from the squeezing or compression of fin-
gers, hands, or other body parts between those parts.
kg

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Table 3: Mandatory Action Symbol Identification
Symbol Description
Eye Protection Required – Indicates that appropriate eyewear must be
worn to help prevent injury to eyes from flying shards.
Foot Protection Required – Indicates that appropriate footwear must be
worn to help prevent injury to feet from falling objects.
Lockout Required – Indicates that all power must be disconnected using a
method that helps prevent accidental reconnection.
Table 4: Prohibited Action Symbol Identification
Symbol Description
Magnetic or Electronic Media Prohibited – Indicates that magnetic media
(memory disks/chips, credit cards, tapes, and so on) is not allowed in the
specified area due to the possibility of damage to the media.
Metal Parts or Watches Prohibited – Indicates that watches, instruments,
electronics, metal tools, and metal objects are not allowed in the specified
area due to the possibility of damage.
Pacemakers or Medical Implants Prohibited – Indicates that persons with
medical implants are not allowed in the specified area due to the possibility
of personal injury.