Sterling 882.00278.00 software manual ALL Cables Must be RUN Through Conduit

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The pin outs for the cables are as follows:

	PC	to 1st BLENDER

PIN9		PIN4
PIN1		PIN5
PIN2		PIN8
PIN3		PIN9
BLENDER to BLENDER
PIN4		PIN4
PIN5		PIN5
PIN8		PIN8
PIN9		PIN9

It is best to ring out every pin on every connector to ensure that it is wired correctly and that there aren’t any shorts prior to connecting the cables to each blender. Damage to your blenders can occur if you’ve wired this incorrectly.

ALL CABLES MUST BE RUN THROUGH CONDUIT

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Contents A3 System Management Software Parts and Service Department Table of Contents Not to be released to floor operatorsWorking with the A3 Recipe Book Preface CopyrightPage Who should use this manual Frequently Asked Questions What are the system requirements for the PC?Software and Firmware Upgrades New Configuration Options Job Report ManagerTip of the Day Sterling SGB Communications DriverOverview Installing A3System requirements Installing A3 Checking your PCPage Page Installing the Windows XP Service Pack Checking the Internet Explorer versionInstalling the Internet Explorer 6.0 Upgrade Installing A3 Click the picture of the computer Click Continue Success, Click OK to complete Starting and exiting A3 To start A3 To exit A3Page Configuring the PLC What is an IP addressConfiguring the PC Page PC IP Running the Cables and Hardware to interconnect the system Port HubWiring the interconnection cables ALL Cables Must be RUN Through Conduit Page Configuring the Digi One IA Ethernet Module Page PC IP Running the Cables and Hardware to interconnect the system Configuring the Digi One IA Ethernet modules Page Page Page Page Page Using A3 Tip of the day Drop down menus Page Page Right click menus Page Status Bar on A3 Customizing A3 Page Page A3 options Hard Drive Options Verify Action OptionsSecurity Options Application Screens Virtual Control Panel Virtual Control Panel Alarm Log Change Recipe Entry over 100% error message Total not 100% error message Recipe Not Totaling 100% Recipe Transferred message Recipe Book Batch Data Uptime Data Scada Scan Times Memory Status Data Parameters What is an A3 Device Object? Working with A3 Device ObjectsAdding new A3 Device Objects Add New Device DialogConfiguring a Newer AB OS/OA Device Page Page Configuring an Older Proprietary OS/OA, OL, or OFC Adding a Legacy DevicePage Page Page Checking the Device you’re about to Add Device Type Icons Editing an existing device Device StatesDeleting a device What is the A3 Recipe Book Working with the A3 Recipe BookAccessing the Recipe Book A3 Recipe BookCreating a stored recipe Viewing a stored recipeYou cannot print a single recipe by itself Editing Existing stored recipesDeleting stored recipes Printing the recipe bookLoading a stored recipe into a device Total not 100% error message Recipe Not Totaling 100% Recipe Transferred message Working with the Report Manager What is the Report Manager Accessing the Report ManagerAutomatic vs. Manually generated reports Frequency of ReportsConfiguring what is included in the Reports Report OptionsSaving the reports Saving the ReportsUsing Manually generated Reports Job Report Manager Sample Reports using Automatic Generation Automatically generated reportsSample Reports using Manual Generation Job Reports Manually generated reports in blueSample Reports Page Page Working with the configuration file What is the configuration fileSetting the system back to defaults Saving the configurationOpening a previously saved configuration file Location of the configuration fileWhat is the A3 System Log file Working with the A3 System Log fileWhat is logged in the file A3 System LogLocation of the file Troubleshooting Solution How to trouble shoot a PC problem Problem How to trouble shoot a communication problem Page Page Solution Solution 01T00BTest String6C Solution Page Where to go for further help Page Page Service Notes Service Notes Parts Department