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Settings Conveyor Settings 5.5.4 Calibrating the Motors in the SX Conveyor 260 Service Manual SIPLACE SX4/DX4 5.5.4 5 . 5 . 4 C a lib r a t in g t h e M o t o r s in t h e S X C o n v e y o r Calibrating the Motors in th…

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5.5.3 Conveyor Sides Conveyor Settings
Service Manual SIPLACE SX4/DX4 259
5.5.3.2
5.5.3.2 Setting the Parallelism of the Dual/Quad Conveyor Sides/Adjustment Units
Setting the Parallelism of the Dual/Quad Conveyor Sides/Adjustment Units
Overview
Setting
► Use the software to move the conveyor sides into the position which allows you best access. As an
alternative, you can loosen the clamps for the relevant sides in dual conveyors.
► Switch off the machine, disconnect it from the power supply and secure it to prevent unauthorized
reactivation. Observe the instructions in section "1.2 Preparatory Work..." [ ➙ 12].
► Loosen the screws fastening the width adjustment drive. The toothed belt of the width adjustment
should then have enough play so that you can move the adjustment units independently of one an-
other. You may need to loosen the toothed belt from the deflection pulleys.
► Push the adjustment units manually to their outermost position, so that the adjustment units are po-
sitioned against the spindle stops.
► If you have loosened the toothed belt from the deflection pulleys, insert this again now.
► Tighten the screws fastening the drive again and set the belt tension to 27 +/-2 Hz. (See "5.5.1.2
Setting the Width Adjustment Belt Tension" [ ➙ 252])
► If the conveyor side clamps have loosened, fix these again.
Check
Check the parallelism of the conveyor sides.
► Measure and compare the distance of the adjustment units to the stops. The distance must be the
same at all adjustment units.
► Pull the toothed belt to move the adjustment units manually as far as the edge. The adjustment units
must touch the stops at the same time.
See also
3.6.1 Loosening the Conveyor Side Clamps [ ➙ 95]
1. Adjustment unit (3x)
2. Toothed belt of width adjustment
3. Width adjustment drive

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Conveyor Settings 5.5.4 Calibrating the Motors in the SX Conveyor
260 Service Manual SIPLACE SX4/DX4
5.5.4
5.5.4 Calibrating the Motors in the SX Conveyor
Calibrating the Motors in the SX Conveyor
If the motors for the automatic width adjustment or for the lifting tables are replaced in SIPLACE SX ma-
chines, they need to be calibrated via the software afterwards. This is necessary since each motor has
a different zero point and calibration is the only way to enter the correct zero point into the machine data.
Calibration
► Start up the station.
► Switch over to the activity level Machine Service (or better still)
► Switch over to the service menu .
► Select the Conveyor configuration button.
► Select the Initiate conveyor parameters
button.
► Use the button to select the required con-
veyor lane.
► Calibrate the relevant motor by either clicking the
"Width adjustment" or "Motor calibration" button in
the Lifting table section.

Settings
5.5.5 Board Clamping Conveyor Settings
Service Manual SIPLACE SX4/DX4 261
5.5.5
5.5.5 Board Clamping
Board Clamping
5.5.5.1
5.5.5.1 Setting the Board Clamping (Actuator)
Setting the Board Clamping (Actuator)
If the conveyor control issues the error Clamping error conveyor, you need to check the distance from
the lifting table actuator to the upper edge of the conveyor belt.
Parts, equipment and tools
▪ Setting Gauge for Actuator [03049740-xx]
▪ Terminal strip [03076699-xx]
Setting
► Fit the terminal strip onto the long side of the setting gauge.
► Loosen the screws fastening the actuator.
► Attach the setting gauge to the conveyor side, as shown in the diagram.
► Tighten the screws fastening the actuator. This sets the distance to 94.0 mm.
► Repeat this setting at all actuators.
Setting the board clamping (using example of SX1/SX2)
1. Distance of 94.0 mm from the lower edge of the actu-
ator to the upper edge of the conveyor toothed belt
2. Setting gauge
3. Actuator
4. Loosen and tighten the screws fastening the actuator
through the hole provided in the gauge.