The part number for a lock nut to match is a 260/63 For more information on this part please refer to https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=260/63

The right reference are: TSX CXP 273/673 cable fitted with connectors ( simulated incremental encoder return ) TSX CXP 253/653 cable fitted with connectors ( simulated absolute SSI encoder return ) Legacy KB System (APS) Data: RESL162363 V1.0, Originally authored by on , Last Edited by on Related ranges: Twin Line TLC-TLD

Unfortunately, the part number 265/3LID-GY is no longer available.

Issue: How do we control the Security InActivity timeout with a variable in Vijeo Designer? Product Line: Vijeo Designer (all versions) Resolution: Often times, the built-in time settings for the InActivity timeout for the Vijeo Designer Security feature are insufficient. Sometimes we would like a smaller amount of time to elapse instead, rather than the 1 minute minimum that is offered. In order to have a customizable Auto Logout Threshold, we can make use of some basic tools in Vijeo Designer. Please follow the procedure below to build this function yourself. 01) Create a Project named AutoLogoutForSecurity 02) Create a Security Group 03) Create a User 04) Set Target Security to "Use Security" 05) Drag a Login Part on to the Screen 06) Create an INT Variable named "Timer" 07) Create an INT Variable named "AutoLogoutThreshold". Set its initial value to 10 for 10 seconds 08) Draw Numeric Displays for both Variables with labels 09) Create an action with "Trigger Type" set to "Event" and "Trigger Event" set to "When Touch Panel" 10) Set the action's operation to reset "Timer" to 0 11) Create an action with Trigger Type set to "Periodic" and "Frequency" set to 1 second. 12) Set the action's operation to Decision. 13) Set the Condition to (Timer < AutoLogoutThreshold) 14) If the conditon is True, increment "Timer". If the conditon is False, Run the Script "Sys.logout();" and reset "Timer" to 0 This will result in a project that has the ability to change the InActivity timeout to any value from 0 to 63563 seconds.