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This chapter guides you from unpacking your elements to the start of your Asycube.
Mount the Asycube
Unpack the Asycube
Use the holes in the base plate of the Asycube ( see Mounting the Asycube) to fix it to a solid base with the following screws :
Asycube 50 |
M5 |
Asycube 80 |
M5 |
Asycube 240 |
M6 |
Asycube 380 |
M8 |
Asycube 530 |
M8 |
Tip
Refer to section Mechanical integration to get more information. A tight fastening of the Asycube to a solid base is necessary.
Connect your Asycube electrically
Connect your Asycube to a 24V DC power supply via an optional power cable.
Important
Incorrect wiring of 0V and 24V would cause irreparable damages and void the warranty.
(1*) |
24V PELV S-Power* |
(2*) |
0V GND S-Power* |
(3) |
24V PELV Power |
(4) |
0V GND Power |
(5) |
EARTH |
* Safety-Power has to be supplied to use backlight or outputs.
Characteristic |
Asycube 50/80 |
Asycube 240 |
Asycube 380 |
Asycube 530 |
Voltage |
+24 V DC + 5% |
+24 V DC + 5% |
+24 V DC + 5% |
+24 V DC + 5% |
Consumption |
5A |
5A |
4 A |
6A |
S-power consumption |
1A |
3A |
16 A |
14 A |
Tip
Refer to section Power connection to get more information.
Configure Ethernet communication (RJ45)
There are two ways to connect your Asycube. Either you choose to use our EYE+ system and can visit our documentation here . Or you can connect your Asycube to a computer and use our Asycube Studio software.
Change the IP address of your computer to be on the same network as the Asycube (Table 2).
Default IP address |
192.168.127.254 |
Default subnet mask |
255.255.255.0 |
Port |
4001 |
Tip
Check How to change the IP Address on your Windows PC? if you need help changing your computer’s IP address.
Note
Refer to section Communication to get more information.