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© 2023 Nordson C orporation 4-1 4 Materi al Handler Operation 4.1 Overview This chapter cov ers the followi ng topics: • System Start - up • Usin g the Mob ile Cont rol Pen dant • User Access L ogin and Logout • HMI Dat …

4 Material Handler Operation

4.1 Overview

This chapter covers the following topics:

• System Start-up

• Using the Mobile Control Pendant

• User Access Login and Logout

• HMI Data Input/Output Indicators

• Home Screen

• Call Recipe Screen

• Control Screen

• General I/O Screen

• Station Main Menu Layout

• Motor Interface and Control Switch Settings

• Operating in Manual Mode

• Operating in Auto Mode

• Creating a New Recipe

• Manual Magazine Loading and Unloading

• Conversion Kit RFID Setup

• Barcode/2D Reader Setup

4.2 Safety First

Operation of your FlexTRAK-OH Material Handler involves mechanical devices, air pressure, and

electrical power. It is essential that every person servicing or operating the FlexTRAK-OH fully

understands all hazards, risks, and safety precautions. When properly operated and maintained, the

FlexTRAK-OH Material Handler should be safe and reliable. Refer to Section 2 – Safety prior to

installation and operation

4.3 System Start-up

1. Ensure all safety cover doors and access panels are closed.

2. Reset all the EMO buttons.

3. Ensure the isolator switch is turned on (Figure 2-5).

4. Press START (green button) on the pilot switch to start auto production mode (Figure 2-9).

 You will be prompted to insert the magazine when magazine loader and unloader

conveyor is empty.

 NOTE The conveyor cover is unlocked when the magazine gripper is away from the

magazine conveyor in the safe zone. The conveyor cover is locked when the

magazine gripper is in the vicinity of magazine conveyor.

5. See 4.16 Manual Magazine Loading and Unloading for further details.

FlexTRAK-OH Material Handling System IOM Manual Material Handler Operation

4.4 Using the Mobile Control Pendant

The FlexTRAK-OH Material Handling System (MHS) uses the mobile control pendant to perform all

local machine manual triggering activities, such as:

• Strip lane conversion

• Configuration of module/station axis motor control parameters

• Troubleshooting

• Other service or maintenance activities

Figure 4-1 Material Handling System (MHS) Mobile Control Pendant HMI

4.4.1 Pendant Setup

The mobile control pendant storage compartment is in machine front access panel (Figure 1-1).

WARNING! Ensure the machine is off before performing pendant setup.

To setup the pendant:

1. Unlock and open the machine front access panel and remove the pendant from the storage

compartment.

2. Locate the machine communication ports for the mobile control pendant cable connection.

3. Select the communication port that allows the user and pendant to maneuver around the

machine module/station.

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NOTE

The length of the pendant cable is 5 meters.