Samuel jackson 81667 User manual

81667 BALE NUMBER SCANNER

To install a Samuel Jackson Bale Number

Scanner, follow the steps below.

Mount the bale scanner near the bale conveyer on the side that the bale tag will be

affixed. Be sure that the face of the scanner is not more than 15 inches away from the

bale. However, you need to be sure that the scanner is far enough away that the pattern

can span the width of the barcode.

SETUP GUIDE

81667 BALE NUMBER BARCODE

SCANNER

81663 UNIVERSAL PRINTER

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If you have a Vomax microwave bale moisture

sensor, an arm is provided that can be used to

mount the barcode scanner to the Vomax stand at

an appropriate distance. A mounting plate for the

PLC box is also provided so that the Bale Scanner

PLC box can be mounted to the receiver stand of

the Vomax. The scanner cable provided is long

enough to mount the barcode scanner on either

side of the stand.

Run the scanner cable from the scanner

PLC box to the barcode scanner. Plug

the cable into the barcode scanner. The

scanner cable should be pre-wired to the

wiring blocks in the PLC box.

Disconnecting these wires may make

installation easier.

The correct wiring is given on the

barcode scanner wiring diagram at the

back of this guide. The cable should be

run through the covered channel on the

Vomax stand if the scanner is mounted

on the transmitter side of the Vomax.

You should make sure that the colored

wires from the cable and their respective numbered blocks match the wiring diagram in

the back of this guide.

Next, run a CAT5 cable from the ethernet port on

the bale tag scanner PLC to the network switch (SJI

part no. 21231) and plug it into an open port on the

network switch. Note that the cable should not

exceed 300 feet in length. If this network switch is

added, it requires 24VDC power.

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Apply 115 60/50 Hz AC power to the bottom of the circuit breaker in the bottom left

corner of the PLC box and turn on the circuit breaker in the PLC box. Refer to the

hookup flowchart in this guide for a basic view of the various connections.

It is recommended that you set the

Scanner pattern to either “Smart Raster”

or “Omnidirectional Pattern” since these

two have shown to be the most reliable.

Most gins use Smart Raster, but if the

bale tags are not put on the same way

each time, you may want to switch to

Omnidirectional. To do this, simply scan

the corresponding barcode on the last

page of this manual. Using either of

these patterns with the scanner at the

recommended 15 inches away from the

bale, there is a 10-inch wide area on the

bale where the bale tag can be placed.

81663 UNIVERSAL PRINTER

Mount the Printer PLC box near the printer location.

Locate the cable that comes out of the printer PLC box and connect it to the printer. It

should already be wired to the terminals inside the PLC box. In some cases, it is easier to

run the cable if you disconnect the cable inside the PLC box. When reconnecting the

wiring, check to see that the wire colors match the numbers given on the printer wiring

diagram. Plug the cable into the printer.

Before loading the paper, take the top cover off of the printer and remove the plastic

piece that is restraining the print head. Load paper into the printer from the bottom or

back. Turn the knob on the side of the printer to feed paper through and check the paper’s

alignment. Be sure that the paper goes between the roller and the movable paper guide.

Apply 120 60/50 Hz to the bottom of the circuit breaker in the bottom left corner of the

printer PLC box the same way as the scanner PLC box.

Plug in and turn on the printer, then turn on the circuit breaker to the PLC. If done

correctly, the printer should print a header that looks like this:

115 60/50 Hz AC

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Run a CAT5 cable from the ethernet port on the printer PLC to the network switch (SJI

part no. 21231) and plug it into an open port on the network switch. Note that the cable

should not exceed 300 feet in length.

You need to set how long the printer waits to print after the bar code is scanned by

attaching a jumper wire from block 30 to the block corresponding to the desired interval.

This setting is necessary so that the information printed is accurate. The printer should

not print until after the Vomax has finished scanning the bale. See the wiring diagram in

this guide for more information on interval selection. The factory preset is 5 seconds.

If you have a Moisture Mirror II, you can control how often the printer prints

informational averages. Run CAT5 cable from the network switch in the PLC box to an

open port on the network switch in the Moisture Mirror PLC box (300 feet maximum).

To adjust Moisture Mirror II printer settings:

Press “SETUP” on the home screen of the Moisture Mirror II

Press “PRINTER SETUP” on the bottom-left.

Use this screen to set your printer to the desired settings

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VS800 BARCODE SCANNER PATTERNS

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When performing a fresh setup of a DS475 Scanner, scan all of the following barcodes left to right and top

to bottom.

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IMPORTANT!

The following notice affects your warranty.

Electrical Controls and Your Safety

Your new Sam Jackson product may be equipped with electrical controls, or designed to interact with

controls on a related Sam Jackson product.

In the event that local, state, federal or other specified safety compliance is required, we will consider

modifications to meet the particular requirements. Implementation of alternative safety devices may incur

additional charges. No warranty of compliance with a particular standard is made in the absence of specific

reference to it in our quotation.

If you modify, or permit others to modify, these controls without specific written permission from Sam

Jackson, Inc. the warranty on your product will be void and there is a possibility of serious damage to

machinery, damage to product, serious injury to personnel, or death. The modifier of the controls assumes

all liability for these consequences.

Samuel Jackson, Incorporated

3900 Upland Avenue

Lubbock, Texas 79407

806-795-5218

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