Wang 632, Maintenance Manual

Page 1: ...WANG 3313 DIGITAL FLATBED PLOTTER 632 732A 2232A Models Customer Engineering Product Maintenance Manual 632A 729 0461 A...

Page 2: ...ct Update Bulletins PUBs or subsequent editions This document is the property of Wang Laboratories Inc All information contained herein is considered company proprietary and its use is restricted sole...

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Page 4: ...c lnfor1111tion contained herein is considered company proprl etary information ind its use is restricted solely to the purpose of 111lstlng you in servicing Wing products Repro duction of 111 or any...

Page 5: ...to the X Shaft X Rack Adjustment Early Models Pinion Loading Adjustment Y Increment Adjustment Cable Tension Adjustment Photocell Adjustment Home Position Alignments Carriage Loading Adjustment Y Ann...

Page 6: ...dure If no clamps are to be installed simply lie the plotting table on the customer 1 s table with the gearfence extending over one edge approximately three inches There are two shipping clamps on the...

Page 7: ...the plotting surface boundaries 1 3 SOFTWARE Alphanumeric character generation is not built into the Model 32 but is provided by software This requires a 4000 byte memory minimum For this reason the M...

Page 8: ...89 Contains the stepping motor drive decoder circuit and the reset circuit 3 6336 Insures that whatever differential distance is to be traveled by X and Y the stepping motors will be incremented at th...

Page 9: ...d with the Model 32 some of these devices utilize the same or similar codes and will perform unnecessary functions during the operation of the Model 32 The 01 typewriter is one device that can be conn...

Page 10: ...MODEL 08 MODEL 32 PACKAGE MODEL 23 CALCULATOR CALCULATOR MODEL 18 MODEL 01 FIGURE 2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATIONS 6 TYPEWRITER JACK MODEL 32 TABLE MODEL 32 PACKAGE MODEL 32 TABLE...

Page 11: ...TION NOTE The following operations apply only to a Model 600 or a Model 700 720 B C calculator in a system incorporating the Model 32 4 1 PLOTTING LOCATION Plot location in the 632 is determined by th...

Page 12: ...Pen DOWN Lowers pen if not already down and causes a movement of 0025 per integer contained in registers 01 and 00 of the 600 or the X and Y registers of the 700 The maximum number of increments that...

Page 13: ...X Y x X Y y FIGURE 4 PLOTTING DIRECTfON 9 X Y X Y...

Page 14: ...0 x register contains Register 00 contains 100 y register contains Keying Instructions 600 700 ALPHA 0902 WRITE ALPHA PLOT PEN DOWN 0502 PLOT PEN DOWN END ALPHA 0202 END ALPHA The pen wi 11 increment...

Page 15: ...is given twice Figure 6 will result Keying Instructions 600 700 ALPHA 0902 WRITE ALPHA 0412 PLOT PEN DOWN 0502 PLOT PEN DOWN 0902 PLOT PEN DOWN 0502 PLOT PEN DOWN 0902 END ALPHA 0202 END ALPHA 0413 y...

Page 16: ...gister 00 contains 100 Y register contains 100 Keying Instructions 600 700 ALPHA 0902 WRITE ALPHA 0412 PLOT PEN DOWN 0502 PLOT PEN DOWN 0902 END ALPHA 0202 END ALPHA 0413 The pen will simultaneously i...

Page 17: ...CHANGE REGISTER VALUES X register contains 50 Y register contains 100 Keying Instructions ALPHA PLOT PEN DOWN END ALPHA 600 0902 0502 0202 WRITE ALPHA PLOT PEN DOWN END ALPHA 700 0412 0902 0413 4 4 P...

Page 18: ...y x 50 100 FIGURE 8 CHANGING DIRECTION BETWEEN PLOT COMMANDS FIGURE 9 PLOTTER IN HOME POSITION 14...

Page 19: ...SED FIGURE 10 HAS BEEN PROVIDED TO HELP LOCATE THESE PARTS PEN HOLUER PEN DOWN SOLENOID PRELOAD SPRING UVERTHROW ADJUSTING SCREW Pm ACTUATING ARM FIGURE 10 CARRIER MECHANISM 15 PRELOAD ADJUSTING SCREW...

Page 20: ...TAPE AVAILABLE FOR 720 ONLY AT THIS TIME DECEMBER 1973 1 Diagnostic Tape Verify 8560 2 Dash Pot Increment Accuracy 90 Accuracy Test Program Verify 8560 5 3 PEN SOLENOID ADJUSTMENT With the pen soleno...

Page 21: ...ADJUSTING BOLTS SOLENOID BRACKET FIGURE 11 093 015 PEN SOLENOID ADJUSTMENT OVERTRAVEL ADJUSTING SCREWS PEN MANUALLY DEPRESSED TO CONTACT TABLE TOP FIGURE 12 030 010 TABLE TOP PLUNGER OVERTRAVEL ADJUS...

Page 22: ...p between the overtravel adjusting screw and the pen actuating arm If there is a gap with the pen carrier in the home position Step 3 and there is no gap with the pen carrier moved to the top of the t...

Page 23: ...en solenoid energized attach a push pull scale under the pen holder raise the scale until the pen leaves the table top At this point the scale should read 5 to 5 5 oz If adjustment is necessary do so...

Page 24: ...ARLE THE SCALE 1 1 SHOULD READ 5 5 1 2 OZ I I i i I i I I i I l r L____J I l cT 1 1 f L I l L_ 1 J SOLENOID ENERGIZED I ___ I I ___ J PEN PULLED UNTIL I IT LEAVES THE TABLE TABLE FIGURE 14 PRELOAD SPR...

Page 25: ...___ r 1 1 l I I I i LJ I 5 7 CARRIER BRAKE ADJUSTMENT FIGURE 15 DASH POT ADJUSTMENT Run the radius program of the Model 32 see paragraph 8 2 adjust the screw until there is no noticeable line oscillat...

Page 26: ...16 CARRIER BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 1 The distance from the bottom of the Y arm to the table surface should be uniform throughout the table within 1 16 2 Take a reading with a 611 scale at the bottom edge and...

Page 27: ...HE YARM TO THE TABLE SURFACE SHOULD BE UNIFORM FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE TABLE TO THE TOP WITHIN 1 16 t CONNECTOR SEE NOTE l TABLE LOOSEN SCREWS r X SHAFT l Fh RACK HOLES ARE ENLARGED FOR ADJUSTMENT FIGU...

Page 28: ...within 010 over a 30 length This is checked with a large triangle placed on a 90 plot as shown in Figure 18 The trial plot may be generated by subroutine 0014 on tape 8560 2 To adjust the Y arm loosen...

Page 29: ...u V I D I I 11 11 J z _ Ell LOCK 69 I BOLTS cc cc J z V II n II ADJUST ARM u a TO CORRECT CCU V ANGLE II II II n 45 90 TRIANGLE TWO LINES PLOTTED AT E I II II 90 TO EACH a c c OTHER FIGURE 18 MAKING Y...

Page 30: ...ed to the bed 2 Seat an extension block into the teeth of the two adjoining racks to be aligned See Figure 19 3 Tighten the holding screws 4 Loosen the holding screws in the third gear rack and repeat...

Page 31: ...en adjustment is completed tighten the lock screws IOTE Some early Model 32s do not contain an adjusting screw With these units adjustment must be done by trial and error Loosen the lock screws move t...

Page 32: ...ARM AROUND PINION BLOCK AS SHOWN PINION GEAR LOCK SCREWS TENSION BRACKET TOP VIEW AS THE BLOCK BEGINS TO r YE THE SCALE SHOULD READ 4 1 2 LBS t 1 4 LB PINION BLOCK SIDE VIEW FIGURE 20 PINION GEAR LOAD...

Page 33: ...the carrier See Figure 23 Loosen the coils or cable looped around the drum Since expansion of the drum requires Y arm removal b it is suggested that when the drum is expanded it is expanded more than...

Page 34: ...CORD DRUM LOCATED UNDER YPULLEY f r JACKING SCREWS FIGURE 21 CORD DRUM AND CORD DRUM LOCATION 30 CUT OUT IN DRUM ALLOWS EXPANSION AND CONTRACT ON OF CORD DRUM LOCKING SCREWS...

Page 35: ...LOCKING SCREW ALLEN HEAD SCREW JACKING SCREW ALLEN SCRElil FIGURE 22 DRUM CROSS SECTION FIGURE 23 CORD TIGHTENING CLAMP LOCATION 31...

Page 36: ...g of 14 oz 2 oz See Figure 24 2 The adjusting nut of the cable clamp may be turned in or out to fine ad ust the tension If the cable needs only fine adjust use the cable clamp adjusting nut If the cab...

Page 37: ...YCORD PULLED AWA FROM ARM SCALE 14 oz 2 oz WITH CABLE PULLED 111 II PULLEY FIGURE 24 CABLE CLAMP ADJUSTING ADJUSTING HOLES COURSE ADJUSTMENT NUT FINE ADJUSTMENT CABLE TENSION ADJUSTMENTS 33...

Page 38: ...ge See Figure 25 2 If adjustment is required position the actuator pin so that it is inside the photocell package Loosen the two locking screws holding the photocell package bracket and move the brack...

Page 39: ...LIGNMENTS 1 The following is a procedure for aligning Y axis home position Refer to Figu es 26 27 and 28 a Turn power off X YTIMING GEARS FIGURE 26 ACTUATOR PINS HOME POSITION COMPONENT LOCATIONS 35 L...

Page 40: ...heck alignment NOTE Due to bright lighting in some offices the photo cells may not work properly In such cases replace the motor cover before turning power back on This allows normal reset h With the...

Page 41: ...TOP f UNTED ON TABLE YAXIS ACTUATOR Y SWl 0 YARM DURING RESET YARM TRAVELS TO LEFT MARGIN PEN CARRIER FIGURE 27 LED PHOTOCELL PACKAGE DURING RESET CARRIER TRAVELS TO LOWER MARGIN HOME POSITION ALIGNME...

Page 42: ...FT MARGIN STOP ACTUATES LEFT LIMIT SWITCH ACTUATOR PINS ARE POSITIONED INSIDE PHOTOCELL PACKAGE FIGURE 28 ACTUATOR PINS WHILE IN HOME POSITION FIGURE 29 LEFT MARGIN STOP AND END CAP LOCATION 38 END CA...

Page 43: ...is made by loosening the adjustment screw moving the collar to the desired location and retightening the screw 5 18 Y ARM REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT 1 To remove the Y arm a Turn the power off on the pac...

Page 44: ...BEARING AND ROLLER ECCENTRIC STUD ADJUSTING SCREW LOAD SPRING FIGURE 30 40 SCREW SHOULD JUST MOVE AT 2 LBS 4 OZS COLLAR ADJUSTING SCREW...

Page 45: ...tor casting meets the outside of the X shaft This resistance may be overcome by jogging the arm up and down c Replace the stop cap on the end of the X shaft d Reinstall screw described in 5 1 1 b e Se...

Page 46: ...djustment accomplished plot a line of 999 X 999 Y while observing the period of A to B Observe the change in the period of A to B occurring at the end of the 999 step traverse The period of A to B at...

Page 47: ...LlJ R54 EARLY REVISION R43 R35 J 1 R54 LATEST REVISION a R43 R35 J 1 FIGURE 32 POT LOCATIONS ON LS65 PC BOARD A B l_J80 I l 1 I I A120 B FIGURE 33 __ 43...

Page 48: ...dapter 458 0206 5 Adapter for Drafting Pen 1 Adapter 458 0204 6 Magnets 6 Plates 660 0508 6 Magnets 458 0198 7 Wrench 1 458 0221 8 Table Brackets 2 Right Hand 451 4219 2 Left Hand 451 4220 9 Screws Pa...

Page 49: ...VEGA PEN ADAPTOR 2 The Vega pen adapter holds the Vega pen The pen is held securely in place by tightening the locknut on the adapter The adapter is screwed into the pen arm of the carrier The Lindy p...

Page 50: ...mended is a MayLine Model 7744 There are threaded holes on the bottom of MayLine tables for mounting the table brackets The brackets are mounted on the plotter with the screws not tightened as shown i...

Page 51: ...ed part of the program VERIFY 8560 is destroyed and must be reloaded into the calculator 8 1 CONCENTRIC CIRCLES OR ELIPSES 1 Keying order a Key loo I b Key a length of major axis c Key b length of min...

Page 52: ...a length of major axis GO c Key b length of minor axis GO d Key 6 increment of centrical angle Example See result Figure 37 a b c d Key J Key Key Key 500 GO 500 GO 10 GO il FIGURE 37 SUBROUTINE QjJ O...

Page 53: ...er a Key 1021 b Key a length of one side GO c Key b length of other side d Key e angle GO 2 Example See result Figure 38 a Key 1021 b Key 1000 GO c Key BOO GO d Key 30 GO GO FIGURE 38 SUBROUTINE lo2lo...

Page 54: ...th of squares GO c Key b height of squares GO d Key N Number of squares on any side GO 2 Example See result Figure 39 a Key b Key 300 c Key 200 d Key 4 GO r GO GO N FIGURE 39 SUBROUTINE lo3IOF DIAGNOS...

Page 55: ...l1Jlw1ll start a program to check the adjustment of the dash pot as explained in Section 5 6 8 7 To move pen in any direction less than or exceeding 999 increments and with the pen up 1 Keying order a...

Page 56: ...EANING 1 Clean the X shaft by wiping it with a cloth or paper towel Do not moisten the towel 2 Remove any dust or foreign material from the X rail 3 Clean the X Rack and pinion gear by spraying it wit...

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Page 58: ...f the Model 32A and their use Section 7 the conversion from a Model 32 to a 32A Section 10 and assembly drawings for both Models 32 and 32A Section 11 The sections in Service Bulletin 44 that are vali...

Page 59: ...rrier Brake Adjustment 5 9 Leveling Y Arm 5 10 Squaring X Shaft 5 11 Making Y Arm Perpendicular to the X Shaft 5 12 Pinion Loading Adjustment 5 13 Y Increment Adjustment 5 14 Cable Tension Adjustment...

Page 60: ...design eliminates warping of the table when supported incorrectly The warping caused plots to be inaccurate or in severe cases missing The carrier assembly is designed so that the pen rises and falls...

Page 61: ...4 4 OPERATION See service Bulletin 44 5 MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS All mechanical adjustments for the Model 32A are contained in this section no reference to Service Bulletin 44 is required The adjust men...

Page 62: ...z Push pull Scale Chatillon Mfg 516 500 2 5 lb x 1 oz Push pull Scale Chatillon Mfg 719 5 3 611 Scale 4 31 Scale 5 45 Triangle Pickett Mfg Ql0 30SC 12 6 Extension Block 611 Gearfence 7 Allen Wrench Se...

Page 63: ...n housing 5 4 LOADING PROCEDURE FOR BALL PEN FIGURE 3 1 Turn locking cap to position where gr oved hole in locking cap lines up with hole in inner sleeve 2 Insert ball pen so as it bottoms on inner sl...

Page 64: ...er is similar in adjusting the pressure and gap the point of measurement differs At the correct gap the gram reading should be as above To increase the pressure turn the adjusting screw clockwise to d...

Page 65: ...cm gap is obtained at the solenoid plunger with solenoid deenergized pen up Measure 4 75 oz 25 downward force on the pen actuator arm at adjustment screw point Move the return spring into the correct...

Page 66: ...e done for each pen holder 2 Pen should be adjusted just high enough to avoid hitting a paper hold down magnet 18 46 cm nominal and still be able to plot over entire area using the four corners as a q...

Page 67: ...hs of an inch will be present on most Model 32A plotters The oscillation is more apparent at 7 83 97 173 187 263 277 and 353 The carrier brake is not always the cause of line separation or line oscill...

Page 68: ...over 10 25 4 to within 002 005 and a maximum of 005 013 over the entire length of the rack 2 To adjust for this loosen the 6 screws directly beneath the X shaft and move the shaft to the specified po...

Page 69: ...trial plot may be generated by subroutine 0014 on tape 8560 2 To adjust the Y arm loosen the lock bolts on the motor casting where it connects to the Y arm and shift the adjusting block by loosening...

Page 70: ...away from the table As the block begins to move take a reading on the scale If adjustment is necessary turn the adjusting screw in to increase the tension or out to decrease tension When adjustment is...

Page 71: ...n NOTE It is only necessary to perform Step a below when increasing the diameter of the drum To ensure uniformity when increasing or decreasing the diameter of the drum adjust both sides equally a In...

Page 72: ...CORD DRUM LOCATED UNDER YPULLEY I Ji FIGURE 12 I JACKING SCREWS CUT OUT IN DRUM ALLOWS EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION OF CORD DRUM LOCKING SCREWS CORD DRUM AND CORD DRUM LOCATION 15...

Page 73: ...CH1Il13THCJIT OSIO qMAJ FIGURE 13 DRUM CROSS SECTION Sl3Hlf AJ I I _____J Ii FIGURE 14 CORD TIGHTENING CLAMP LOCATION 16...

Page 74: ...t is made reverse the procedure in 5 13 2 a to the cable then see Section 5 14 to insure proper cable tension 5 14 CABLE TENSION ADJUSTMENT 1 With the carrier assembly in the center of the Y arm using...

Page 75: ..._ ADJUSTING HOLES COURSE ADJUSTMENT SCALE 14 oz 2 oz WITH CABLE PULLED l I I i 1 I I I I 1 I I L___ ii CABLE CLAMP I I I I 1ml F _ r IV 1 1 1 _ ADJUSTING NUT FINE ADJUSTMENT I ___ _ ______________J FI...

Page 76: ...ge See Figure 16 2 If adjustment is required position the actuator pin so that it is inside the photocell package Loosen the two locking screws holding the photocell package bracket and move the brack...

Page 77: ...IGNMENTS 1 The following is a procedure for aligning Y axis home position Refer to Figures 17 18 and 19 a Turn power off X YTIMING GEARS FIGURE 17 ACTUATOR PINS HOME POSITION COMPONENT LOCATIONS 20 LE...

Page 78: ...check alignment h NOTE Due to bright lighting in some offices the photo cells may not work properly In such cases replace the motor cover before turning power back on This allows normal reset With the...

Page 79: ...OP MOUNTED ON TABLE Yf XIS ACTUATOR Y SWl DURING RESET YARM TRAVELS TO LEFT MARGI PE CARRIER I T _I Q FIGURE 18 LED PHOTOCELL PACKAGE DURING RESET CARRIER TRAVELS TO LOWER MARGIN HOME POSITION ALIGNME...

Page 80: ...FT MARGIN J STOP ACTUATES LEFT LIMIT SWITCH 0 ACTUATOR PINS ARE POSITIONED INSIDE PHOTOCELL PACKAGE FIGURE 19 ACTUATOR PINS WHILE IN HOME POSITION FIGURE 20 LEFT MARGIN STOP AND END CAP LOCATION 23 EN...

Page 81: ...To remove the Y arm from the old table follow all steps in 5 17 1 except for step c Change to remove reinforcing bracket that runs the length of the Y axis at the end of table home position by removi...

Page 82: ...e larger honeycomb table The honeycomb table can be identified by its light green plotting surface and thin construction 5 19 Y ARM ECCENTRIC See Figure 22 Located on the reverse side of the Y arm cas...

Page 83: ...7 PL3 C3 7 Package of 5 black fiber tip pens 8 8 oz bottle blank ink MARS 747 25T 9 8 oz bottle pen cleaner MARS 746 25 10 6 magnets and plates Paper Recommendations 1 Tracing paper 100 rag vellum 2 M...

Page 84: ...n 5 17 Remove locking nuts and tension screw from front of carrier assembly screw is connected to cable Remove end screw located at rear of carrier assembly screw is connected to cable Position the en...

Page 85: ...The next center is 3 81 9 68 cm from the first Both centers are 56 1 42 cm from the center line of the Y arm 11 Install new carrier assembly 12 Tighten the two eccentric controlled roller bearings ag...

Page 86: ...BEARING AND ROLLER ECCENTRIC STUD ADJUSTING SCREW LOAD SPRING FIGURE 24 29 SCREW SHOULD JUST MOVE AT 2 LBS 4 OZS COLLAR u ADJUSTING SCREW...

Page 87: ...mplete electronic redesign of the 2232A Also note that the 2232B has a slower reset speed than the 2232A yet the plotting speed is unchanged The A and B versions of the Model 2232 differ only electron...

Page 88: ...awings are arranged in this section DRAWING II MODEL PAGE E6403 225 32 33 E6403 223 32 34 E6403 224 sheet 1 of 2 32 35 D6403 224 sheet 2 of 2 32 36 D6403 219 32 37 C6403 222 32 38 C6403 221 32 32A 39...

Page 89: ...19 Mount Pen Roller J l J 6403 222 Y Arm Mount Pulley Bracket J l J 6403 221 Y Arm Guide Plate J l J 6403 215 Connector J l J 6403 211 X Motor Pulley l J 6403 209 Y Motor Pulley l J 6403 212 Interrupt...

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Page 119: ...ments d STORE RIGHT e Key f x 00 Pen moves to the position entered 1 2 PEN DOWN By keying f x the plotter plots to the position keyed in the left and right registers NOTICE This document is the proper...

Page 120: ...lotter draws a circle with the given radius and incrementing angle The pen must be moved to the desired plotting area before plotting the circle Keying Order a Key f x Display is blanked b Enter the l...

Page 121: ...ng area Keying Order a Key f x lo3j Display is blanked b Enter the length of the radius GO Display blanks c Enter the incrementing angle in degrees GO EXAMPLE See Figure 2 a Key f x b Key 500 GO c Key...

Page 122: ...GO Display blanks d Key number of rectangles on each side GO N EXAMPLE See Figure 3 a Key f x 11 b Key 300 GO c Key 200 GO d Key 4 GO N a 300 75 1 9 cm b 200 5II 1 3 cm N 4 4 RECTANGLES 1 7 DASH POT...

Page 123: ...OM is bad All plotting output figures shown are actual size EQUIPMENT NEEDED 600 14 632 Digital Flatbed Plotter 632 Alpha User ROM 2 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BLOCK 1 12131 a Plug user ROM into the 600...

Page 124: ...632 ALPHA ROM DIAGNOSTIC E FJ K QUV XY Z 0 7 8 I J 0 r r r n r v h cs I p r 11 r Y vJ 7 T 7 v 7 J_ l7 7...

Page 125: ...after keying GO 2 1 indicates PROM 2 will be tested after keying GO 34 1 indicates PROMs 3 and 4 will be tested after keying GO See Figure 5 for the numbering of the PROMs for the purpose of this diag...

Page 126: ...ONE 24 Key GO 2 1 NONE 25 Key GO 3 1 NONE 26 Key GO 3 1 NONE 27 Key GO 1 NONE 28 Key GO 2 NONE 29 Key GO 3 1 NONE 30 Key GO 34 1 NONE 31 Key GO 0 NONE 32 Key GO 5 NONE 33 Key GO 149 NONE 34 Key GO 294...

Page 127: ...RESULT To test PROM tfl 1 Key SEARCH 1 1 1 2 Key GO 2 1 3 Key GO 1 1 4 Key GO 2 1 5 Key GO 1 1 6 Key GO 99999 0 Pl through P20 are identified in APPENDIX A z s FIGURE 6 9 PLOT NONE Pl P2 P3 P4 PS Fin...

Page 128: ...6 Key GO S678 l PS 7 Key GO 2 1 P6 8 Key GO 23 1 P7 9 Key GO 99999 0 PB Final output must Fig 7 To test PROM 113 1 Key SEARCH 3 1 1 NONE 2 Key GO 2 1 Pl 3 Key GO 1 1 P2 4 Key GO 3 1 P3 s Key GO 2 1 P...

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Page 131: ...3 s Key GO 4 1 P9 6 Key GO 4 1 Pl2 7 Key GO 4 1 Pl3 8 Key GO 45 1 Pl4 9 Key GO 99999 0 Pl5 Final output must Fig 9 To test PROM 5 1 Key SEARCH 5 1 1 NONE 2 Key GO 2 1 Pl 3 Key GO 1 1 P2 4 Key GO 2 1 P...

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