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||7 (./) ||microswitches||front button switches|| [[http://au.element14.com/honeywell-s-c/v7-1v19e9/micro-switch-pin-plunger-spdt-21a/dp/1796579|au.element14.com]] || $2.16|| $15.12|| ||7 (./) ||microswitches||front button switches, 2.21N || [[http://au.element14.com/honeywell-s-c/v7-1v19e9/micro-switch-pin-plunger-spdt-21a/dp/1796579|au.element14.com]] || $2.16|| $15.12||
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||10 (./) ||4 pin connectors||one for each slot actuator unit|| Molex mini-fit jr series 4way connectors || || $31.26 || ||10 (./) ||4 pin connectors||one for each slot actuator unit|| Molex mini-fit jr series 4way connectors [[http://au.element14.com/multicomp/mc34507/receptacle-free-4way/dp/1578469?Ntt=157-8469 | Also compatible]] || || $31.26 ||
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||1||manual drop button|| || || || ||
||1 (./) ||PLC||brain||FMD88-10 starter kit, i-STK88-10, http://www.tri-plc.com/ISTK-FMD88-10.htm (including http://www.tri-plc.com/fmd88-10.htm , software, data cable) || || $475 kit ||
||1 (./) ||PLC expansion card||additional IO||EXP1616R, http://www.tri-plc.com/exp1616r.htm || || kit ||		 ||1 (./) ||manual drop button|| --(reuse old button)-- new button bought from altronics|| || || ||
||1 (./) ||PLC||brain||FMD88-10 starter kit, i-STK88-10, http://www.tri-plc.com/ISTK-FMD88-10.htm (including http://www.triplc.com/fmd8810.htm , software, data cable) || || $475 kit ||
||1 (./) ||PLC expansion card||additional IO||EXP1616R, http://www.triplc.com/exp1616r.htm || || kit ||
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||1||4V regulator|| LED PSU || || || ||
||42m (./) ||4 core wire, 1mm minimum diameter (to carry 2A) || actuator and empty switch wiring|| http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=W3121 || $1.22/m || $51.63||		 ||1 (./) ||5V PSU|| led power and future expansion power || [[http://www.inasolutions.com.au/Shop/ALLOY-DR4505-DIN-Rail-5V5Amp-power-supply-for-Converters-Serial-devices-P1839.aspx|INA Solutions]] ||62.83|| 62.83 ||
||42m (./) ||4 core wire, 1mm minimum diameter (to carry 2A), 18AWG || actuator and empty switch wiring|| http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=W3121 || $1.22/m || $51.63||
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|| ||cable ties|| || || Donation? || ||
|| ||cable loom/heatshrink tube/electrical tape|| || || || ||
|| ||terminal blocks|| || || || ||
||1 (./) ||galvanising paint|| recoating everything|| Dy-Mark Zinc Gal from Bunnings || $13.95 || $13.95||
||1 (./) || pack 100 female quick connectors || attach to microswitches || http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H1992A || $11.35 || $11.35 ||		 ||5m (./) ||2 core wire || refrigeration fan power|| http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=W2139 || 80c/m|| $4.00||
|| (./) ||reuseable cable ties|| || || Altronics || ||
|| 10m (./) ||cable loom || cable loom for fans and actuators|| http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H3814|| $12.90 || $12.90 ||
|| (./)||terminal blocks|| ||Altronics (see below) || || ||
||3 (./) ||galvanising paint|| recoating everything|| Dy-Mark Zinc Gal from Bunnings || $13.95 || $13.95||
||1 (./) || pack 100 female quick connectors 4.8mm || attach to microswitches || http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H1992A || $11.35 || $11.35 ||
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||1 (./) || pack 10 male quick connectors 4.8mm || fridge fans || http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H1851 || $2.90 || $2.90 ||
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||12||sheet metal screws|| attach fans to cooler cover|| || || ||
||12||2mm spacers (washers?)|| otherwise fans will jam on lip of cover|| || || ||		 ||12 (./) ||sheet metal screws|| attach fans to cooler cover|| || || ||
||60 (./) ||2mm spacers (washers?)|| otherwise fans will jam on lip of cover|| || || ||
||1 (./) || electrical tape (white) || || || $1.55 || $1.55 ||
||1 (./) ||putty/sealant|| put in corners so water can't sit there and cause rust|| || || ||
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 * 10x24V DC input for can sensing (would it be worth multiplexing this?)
 * 7x24V DC input for front door buttons (ditto with the multiplexing question)		  * 10x24V DC input for can sensing
 * 7x24V DC input for front door buttons
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 * 10x100V AC relay outputs
 * 7x DC outputs for empty slot display		  * 10x110V AC relay outputs
 * 7x 5V DC outputs for empty slot display
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=== Wiring it up ===

 * Terminal Blocks
  * Earth (green/yellow) doubles as end clamp
  * End cap
  * 3 red - 24V power distribution positive (bridged)
  * 3 black - 24V power distribution ground (bridged)
  * Partition
  * 10 red - slot microswitches positive
  * 10 black - slot microswitch ground (bridged)
  * Partition
  * 10 grey - solenoid active
  * 10 blue - solenoid neutral (bridged)
  * Partition
  * 4 grey - 110V power distribution active (bridged)
  * 4 blue - 100V power distribution neutral (bridged)
  * 2 earth (green/yellow) doubles as end clamp

 * Commoning bars/shorting links (come in strips of ten that you can cut to length)
  * 8 (7 plus one spare)
 * Din rail
  * 2m
 * Slotted duct 3 metres

Total Order:
 * 13 red
 * 13 black
 * 14 grey
 * 14 blue
 * 3 green/yellow
 * 2 end caps
 * 2 end clamps
 * 4 partitions
 * 8 shorting links (2 of each colour)
 * 2m din rail
 * 1 Label set numbers 1 to 50

 * Network cable connection
  * Panduit CFPHS2IW Faceplate or similar
  * Panduit Cat 6 Mech and cable
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 * Plug coming from the back of the distrubution box (red 9 way):
  * Brown/White 110V
  * Blue/White Neutral
  * Red/White 100V


=== Extra Things To Consider ===

 * Snubber circuit for solenoids
  * Something like http://jnf.indiansecurityproducts.info/downloads/Oct06_Vending%20mc.pdf
 * RC snubber component/circuit with 0.1uF (approx 400V rating) and 150 Ohm resistance in parallel with the load should do
  * Need to test this on a breadboard before looking for a permanent way of implementing it

=== Stuff to fix in future ===
 * The 5x1mm washers acting as spacers for the bottom refigeration fans should be replaced with a 5mm spacer or piece of pipe instead - the washers will be impossible to put back on if the fans ever need to be removed
 * --(small can support)-- Done! A small bracket has been made which can fit on any of the front slots. Ask BobAdamson how to use it.
 * coin return magic
 * coin counter
 * more LEDs, not blue
 * redo fan wiring (again)
 * front perspex lights
 * screens
 * button screens
 * --(snack machine keypad, 3 key needs more debouncing)-- Sortof done. BobAdamson pulled it apart and cleaned the contacts. It could probably do with some small capacitors across each button if it keeps happening.
 * documentation and all code up-to-date in ~coke

Aims

  • redo all internal wiring and logic, except the refrigeration parts
  • make the machine more safe by doing things properly and reducing the voltage of exposed components
  • keep the software interface as simple or more simple than before
  • make the buttons on the front of the machine work for dispense
  • make it extensible so things can be added on
  • give the machine a general service where necessary (seals, rust protection, oil)

Draft Bill of Materials

Amount

Item

Use

Model

Unit Cost

Total

7 (./)

microswitches

front button switches, 2.21N

au.element14.com

$2.16

$15.12

20 (./)

microswitches

each slot has double microswitches, there are 10 slots, 0.15N

au.element14.com

$3.60

$72

7 (./)

5mm round white LED's

replace empty slot globes

Standard 5mm LEDs, au.element14.com White? Or red for empty, green for non-empty?

0.616

$6.16

7

resistors

empty slot LED protection

< $0.05

1

stripboard or veroboard

mount LED resistors

10 (./)

4 pin connectors

one for each slot actuator unit

Molex mini-fit jr series 4way connectors Also compatible

$31.26

1 (./)

9 pin connector

interface with distribution box

recycle old connector

free

1 (./)

manual drop button

reuse old button new button bought from altronics

1 (./)

PLC

brain

FMD88-10 starter kit, i-STK88-10, http://www.tri-plc.com/ISTK-FMD88-10.htm (including http://www.triplc.com/fmd8810.htm , software, data cable)

$475 kit

1 (./)

PLC expansion card

additional IO

EXP1616R, http://www.triplc.com/exp1616r.htm

kit

1 (./)

24V PSU

kinda need a power supply

automationmart.com

kit

1 (./)

5V PSU

led power and future expansion power

INA Solutions

62.83

62.83

42m (./)

4 core wire, 1mm minimum diameter (to carry 2A), 18AWG

actuator and empty switch wiring

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=W3121

$1.22/m

$51.63

11m (./)

9 core wire

front buttons and lights wiring

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=W2712

43c/m

$4.72

5m (./)

2 core wire

refrigeration fan power

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=W2139

80c/m

$4.00

(./)

reuseable cable ties

Altronics

10m (./)

cable loom

cable loom for fans and actuators

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H3814

$12.90

$12.90

(./)

terminal blocks

Altronics (see below)

3 (./)

galvanising paint

recoating everything

Dy-Mark Zinc Gal from Bunnings

$13.95

$13.95

1 (./)

pack 100 female quick connectors 4.8mm

attach to microswitches

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H1992A

$11.35

$11.35

1 (./)

pack 100 bullet male connectors

cable loom

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H2152A

$8.13

$8.13

1 (./)

pack 100 bullet female connectors

cable loom

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H2122A

$13.08

$13.08

1 (./)

pack 100 terminal pin connectors

terminal block

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H1902

$8.34

$8.34

1 (./)

pack 10 male quick connectors 4.8mm

fridge fans

http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=item&id=H1851

$2.90

$2.90

3 (./)

Fans to replace refrigeration fans

24V Altronics

$11.07

$33.21

3 (./)

Finger guards

base refrigeration fan covers

$1.09

$3.27

12 (./)

sheet metal screws

attach fans to cooler cover

60 (./)

2mm spacers (washers?)

otherwise fans will jam on lip of cover

1 (./)

electrical tape (white)

$1.55

$1.55

1 (./)

putty/sealant

put in corners so water can't sit there and cause rust

Total

Internal PLC IO Requirements

  • 10x24V DC input for can sensing
  • 7x24V DC input for front door buttons
  • 1x24V DC input for manual dispense mode button
  • 10x110V AC relay outputs
  • 7x 5V DC outputs for empty slot display

Process

  • empty the machine and bring it into the clubroom. This means everything won't have to be packed up at the end of the day while we're working on it
  • remove one of the stacks and test a slot actuator to see what it runs off. This determines what hardware we use to drive everything, so we need to know.
  • purchase all required hardware (PLC, wiring, connectors, switches, etc.)

  • write software (state machine based programming implemented in ladder logic, should be quite trivial)

  • wire up on the bench and test
  • service the machine. A can of zinc spraypaint wouldn't go astray on some of the rust spots I think. Check all the seals. Oil what needs oiling. Clean what needs cleaning.
  • install everything into the machine and test

Wiring it up

  • Terminal Blocks
    • Earth (green/yellow) doubles as end clamp
    • End cap
    • 3 red - 24V power distribution positive (bridged)
    • 3 black - 24V power distribution ground (bridged)
    • Partition
    • 10 red - slot microswitches positive
    • 10 black - slot microswitch ground (bridged)
    • Partition
    • 10 grey - solenoid active
    • 10 blue - solenoid neutral (bridged)
    • Partition
    • 4 grey - 110V power distribution active (bridged)
    • 4 blue - 100V power distribution neutral (bridged)
    • 2 earth (green/yellow) doubles as end clamp
  • Commoning bars/shorting links (come in strips of ten that you can cut to length)
    • 8 (7 plus one spare)
  • Din rail
    • 2m
  • Slotted duct 3 metres

Total Order:

  • 13 red
  • 13 black
  • 14 grey
  • 14 blue
  • 3 green/yellow
  • 2 end caps
  • 2 end clamps
  • 4 partitions
  • 8 shorting links (2 of each colour)
  • 2m din rail
  • 1 Label set numbers 1 to 50
  • Network cable connection
    • Panduit CFPHS2IW Faceplate or similar
    • Panduit Cat 6 Mech and cable

Measured things

  • Can drop process: 400ms on, 500ms off, 660ms on, 300VAC peak-to-peak, 1.8A
  • Wire lengths:
    • Actuator units 0,1,2,3: 80cm actuator to wire harness, 210cm harness to corner of machine door, 40cm up door, 45cm across, 40cm up to terminal block (4-core minimum) (16.6m)
    • Actuator units 4,5: 80cm actuator to wire harness, 170cm harness to corner of machine door, 40cm up door, 45cm across, 40cm up to terminal block (4-core minimum) (7.5m)
    • Actuator units 6,7,8,9: 80cm actuator to wire harness, 140cm harness to corner of machine door, 40cm up door, 45cm across, 40cm up to terminal block (4-core minimum) (13.8m)
    • Buttons: 75cm across front of door, 60cm down edge of door, 45cm across, 40cm up to terminal block (8-core minimum) (2.2m)
    • Lights: 75cm across front of door, 60cm down edge of door, 45cm across, 40cm up to terminal block (8-core minimum) (2.2m)
  • The fans suck air through the fridge unit, they don't blow it
  • Plug coming from the back of the distrubution box (red 9 way):
    • Brown/White 110V
    • Blue/White Neutral
    • Red/White 100V

Extra Things To Consider

Stuff to fix in future

  • The 5x1mm washers acting as spacers for the bottom refigeration fans should be replaced with a 5mm spacer or piece of pipe instead - the washers will be impossible to put back on if the fans ever need to be removed

  • small can support Done! A small bracket has been made which can fit on any of the front slots. Ask BobAdamson how to use it.

  • coin return magic
  • coin counter
  • more LEDs, not blue
  • redo fan wiring (again)
  • front perspex lights
  • screens
  • button screens

  • snack machine keypad, 3 key needs more debouncing Sortof done. BobAdamson pulled it apart and cleaned the contacts. It could probably do with some small capacitors across each button if it keeps happening.

  • documentation and all code up-to-date in ~coke

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