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12 − 4 12.3 Replacement of the Stick Feeder CA UTION Do not replace the stic k feeder with another one while the X- or Y-axis, or head is operating. It m ay cause a serious inj ury to the operator or dam age the mac hine…

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12.2 Replacement of the Bulk Feeder

CAUTION

Do not replace the bulk feeder with another one while the X- or Y-axis, or

head is operating. It may cause a serious injury to the operator or damage

the machine itself since the bulk feeder touches the operating parts.

Do not dismount the bulk feeder while the X- or Y-axis or head is operating.

After you mount the feeders required for producing boards at the position

specified with a production program, mount feeders, which are not used for

production, such as 8-mm tape feeders where no feeders are mounted to

prevent any gap from being generated between the already mounted

feeders. This operation secures your safety since it prevents your finger

or hand from accidentally being slid into such a gap.

Mounting

1) Place the bottom of the bulk feeder ① on the feeder bank ①.

2) Slide the bulk feeder ① toward the positioning hole of the fixing plate ③, and

align the guide pin located on the bottom of the bulk feeder with the fixing plate B

⑦ as a guide. Fit the positioning pin on the front of the bulk feeder into the

positioning hole of the fixing plate ③. To do so, while pulling the lock release

lever 10 to release the toggle clamp to align the lock holder ⑨ with the V-shaped

groove of the lock shaft ⑧, push the front of the bulk feeder against the fixing

plate. Use the lock release lever to clamp the lock holder and lock shaft by the

toggle clamping method and fix the bulk feeder.

In this case, the number of the position label ④ pasted just above the hole into

which the positioning pin on the front of the bulk feeder is fit indicates the position

at which the bulk feeder is mounted.

Note: 1) Check to see if the bulk feeder is off the feeder bank or not upright.

2) Be sure to fix the case holder on the rear side.

Dismounting

1) Use the lock release lever ⑩ to release the toggle clamp, then pull back the bulk

feeder ① to remove it.

Figure 12.2.1

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12.3 Replacement of the Stick Feeder

CAUTION

Do not replace the stick feeder with another one while the X- or Y-axis, or

head is operating. It may cause a serious injury to the operator or damage

the machine itself since the stick feeder touches the operating parts.

Do not dismount the stick feeder while the X- or Y-axis or head is operating.

After you mount the feeders required for producing boards at the position

specified with a production program, mount feeders, which are not used for

production, such as 8-mm tape feeders where no feeders are mounted to

prevent any gap from being generated between the already mounted

feeders. This operation secures your safety since it prevents your finger

or hand from accidentally being slid into such a gap.

Mounting

1) Place the bottom of the stick feeder ①on the feeder bank ②.

2) Slide the stick feeder ① toward the positioning hole of the fixing plate ③, and

align the guide pin located on the bottom of the stick feeder with the fixing plate B

⑦ as a guide. Fit the positioning pin on the front of the stick feeder into the

positioning hole of the fixing plate ③. To do so, with releasing the toggle clamp

⑩ to align the lock holder ⑨ with the V-shaped groove of the lock shaft ⑧,

push the front of the stick feeder against the fixing plate. Fix the stick feeder

with the toggle clamp ⑩.

In this case, the number of the position label ④ pasted just above the hole into

which the positioning pin on the front of the stick feeder is fit indicates the position

at which the stick feeder is mounted.

Dismounting

1) Release the toggle clamp, then pull back the stick feeder ① straight to remove it.

Note: Be sure to hold the bottom of the stick feeder main unit.

If you hold the upper part of the feeder only, it may damage the spring plate.

For detachment

For installation

Fix.

Release.

Figure 12.3.1

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12.4 Handling the Feeder Position Indicator (FPI)

The FPI is located at the front of the number label (indicating the feeder mounting

position) for the feeder bank, and equipped with LEDs which correspond to the

number of each number label. These LEDs indicate the feeder mounting position or

component supply condition by lighting or flashing as follows:

Table 12.4.1

Machine condition LED status Function

Flashing Indicates the hole (number) into which the

positioning pin is inserted to position the feeder

specified with the production program

Preparation

Lighting Indicates the range of the feeder bank which the

mounted feeder occupies.

Board production Flashing If the number of the components remaining at a

feeder gets less than the warning level which is

specified as the number of components in the

production program ( this value is set to notify an

operator that the number of the remaining

components is insufficient), the LED

corresponding to the position at which the feeder

is mounted flashes to indicate that the number of

the remaining components is not enough at the

feeder.

Components run-out Lighting If the number of the components remaining at a

feeder which is obtained based on the initial value

specified as the number of components in the

production program reaches "0" during production,

the LED corresponding to the position at which the

feeder is mounted lights to indicate that

components run out at the feeder.

Manually controlled When the feeder

knock pin is set to

ON: Lighting

OFF: Not light

If you use the feeder knock pin control function

which is provided on the Manual control menu to

feed tape or perform the direct knock action, the

LED located at each controlled feeder positioning

pin flashes according to the feeder knock pin

action to indicate which knock pin is controlled.

Note: Unless you enter the number of components to be fed to the feeder or

equivalent correctly at the menu item [Component no. setup] displayed on the

[Change] menu which is invoked from the menu command [Pwb Production],

the number of the remaining components is not displayed correctly and the

indication for component run-out is not displayed properly.