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Instruction manual SIPLACE CA4 V2 2 Operational safety
From software version 713.0 Edition 12/2019 2.2 Warning labels
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2.2.15.1 Watch out for fluid splash
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1 in fig. 2.2 - 15, page 58 (quantity per temperature-controlled vacuum tooling: 2)
2.2.15.2 High temperatures on the temperature-controlled vacuum tooling option DM 300
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2 in fig. 2.2 - 15, page 58 (quantity per temperature-controlled vacuum tooling: 2)
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2.3 Classification of camera systems
2.3.1 Classification of the whole machine
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2.3.1.1 Laser classification
The following modules are assigned to risk class 2:
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Assembly Data
Component sensor on SpeedStar Maximum optical output power: < 1 mW
Wavelength: 635 nm
Component sensor on the SIPLACE Multis-
tar CPP
Maximum optical output power: < 1 mW
Wavelength: 635 nm
Laser light barrier on PCB conveyor Maximum optical output power: < 1 mW
Wavelength: 650 nm
Instruction manual SIPLACE CA4 V2 2 Operational safety
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2.3.2 Classification of the camera systems
2.3.2.1 Camera types with bright LEDs - risk group 1
The bright LEDs are fitted in the following cameras. These are classified as risk group 1, according
to IEC 62741:.
Component camera type 45 and 49
PCB camera, type 28
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2.3.2.2 Camera types with blue LEDs - risk group 2
The ultra-bright blue LEDs are fitted in the following cameras. These are classified as risk group
2, according to IEC 62741:.
Component camera, type 48
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PLEASE NOTE
Risk group 1
Do not look into the beam of the ready-for-operation camera!
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Risk group 2
The beam from cameras with ultra-bright blue LEDs can be a haz-
ard.
Do not look into the beam of the ready-for-operation camera!