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4 Operation For System Operators and Administra tors Before you read this chapter, be familiar with the information in Chapter 1, especially the major components on the 2500. Chapter 1 has detailed drawings of the beam, …
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run
a
batch
file
in
operator
mode,
enter:
tl
-bBatchfile_naine
where
-b
starts
the
batch
file
mode
and
batchfile_name
is
any
valid
DOS
file
name.
TaskLink
does
not
require
any
specific
file
extension
for
batch
files.
Figure
3-28
Selecting
the
Batch
File
Command
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4
Operation
For
System
Operators
and
Administra
tors
Before
you
read
this
chapter,
be
familiar
with
the
information
in
Chapter
1,
especially
the
major
components
on
the
2500.
Chapter
1
has
detailed
drawings
of
the
beam,
track
sections,
and
labeler
that
identify
parts
that
will
be
referred
to
in
this
chapter.
Chapter
1
also
introduces
TaskLink
concepts
and
describes
how
to
move
around
between
items
on
the
screen.
This
chapter
describes
actions
an
operator
will
perform
during
a
typical
day
operating
the
ProMaster
2500
system.
Some
of
the
topics
covered
in
this
chapter
include:
What
Is
a
Task?
4-2
Overview:
Starting
a
New
Task
4-2
Reconfiguring
the
System
for
a
New
Device
4-7
Running
a
Task
4-23
Aligning
a
Device
to
a
PLCC
Programming
Module
4-27
Aligning
a
Device
to
a
DIP/SOIC/32-pin
PLCC
Programming
Module
4-32
Introduction
to
Kits
4-36
Adjusting
Track
Air
4-40
WARNING:
Handler
components
travel
at
high
speeds
and
with
sufficient
force
to
cause
personal
injury.
The
ProMaster
2500
has
a
safety
interlock
switch
that
prevents
handler
components
from
moving
while
the
hood
is
up.
Do
not
attempt
to
bypass
this
safety
feature
and
operate
the
handler
with
the
hood
raised.
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Manual
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Operation
What
Is
a
Task?
A
Task
is
a
job
setup
containing
all
the
information
necessary
for
programming
and/or
testing
a
particular
part.
A
Task
records
all
the
parameters
of
the
job
setup
from
the
device
type
and
data
file
used
to
the
label
text
printed
and
placed
on
the
device.
Once
a
Task
has
been
selected,
TaskLink
performs
most
of
the
system
setup
automatically
and
prompts
the
operator
to
insert
devices
to
begin
processing.
Overview:
Starting
a
New
Task
There
are
several
steps
that
you
will
routinely
need
to
perform
each
time
you
select
a
device
that
uses
a
different
package
type
or
size.
These
steps
are
listed
below
and
can
be
used
as
an
overview
of
the
process
for
new
operators
and
as
a
refresher
for
experienced
users.
Each
step
has
its
number
called
out
in
Figure
4-1.
1.
Configure
and
install
a
new
programming
module
(page
4-8).
2.
Adjust
track
width
(page
4-12).
3.
Install
new
chuck
(page
4-16).
4.
Check
high
and
low
air
pressure
(page
4-17).
5.
Install
new
labels
(page
4-18).
6.
Perform
an
ADC
label
calibration
(pages
4-19
and
4-22).
7.
Insert
an
input
tube
and
two
empty
output
tubes
(page
4-22).
8.
Start
TaskLink
(page
4-23).
9.
Select
a
Task
from
the
screen
list
(page
4-24).
10.
Select
device
from
the
choices
on
the
screen
(page
4-24).
11.
Align
the
beam-to-device
and
the
device-to-module
(page
4-27).
12.
Press
START
to
start
the
Task.
13.
If
needed,
check
the
track
air
during
operation
(page
4-40).
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