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Introduction • Software an d User Interface Components 1—14 PS288 Owner’s Manual the PNP head to that location in the work envelope. When selected, the yel- low position lab el turns red. In Fi gur e 1-7 , the Park label…

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Figure 1-6—AH500 user interface example

Understanding the AH500 Gantry Window

The AH500 Gantry window displays important information about the work

envelope of the PS288.

Figure 1-7—Gantry window

The yellow position labels on the Gantry window represent locations in the

work envelope. Clicking a yellow position label (for example, Tr1) moves

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the PNP head to that location in the work envelope. When selected, the yel-

low position label turns red. In Figure 1-7, the Park label (red) is selected

and the PNP head is at the Park position.

Figure 1-8 lists position labels and their locations in the work envelope.

Figure 1-8—Label and locations

Also on the AH500 Gantry window are adjustment arrows for the X-axis and

Y-axis. Clicking an arrow moves the PNP head the given distance in the

direction chosen. From the inside working outward, the arrows adjust the

position ±0.001, 0.010, and 0.100 inches respectively. See Figure 1-9.

Figure 1-9—Adjustment arrows for X- and Y-axes

Label Location in work envelope

Tr1 Tray 1

Tr2 Tray 2

RTr Reject Tray

P1 Programmer 1

P2 Programmer 2

P3 Programmer 3

P4 Programmer 4

Vib1 Tube Vibrator 1

Vib 2 Tube Vibrator 2

Vis Vision System

Park Park

Shu Shuttle Transfer

Tape Tape Input

X-axis adjustment

Y-axis adjustment

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Laser Interface

The Laser interface is used to create parameters required for laser jobs and

start laser marking. The software resides on the Laser Computer in the laser

marking system located in the Option Bay. The Laser Computer operates

using the Microsoft

Windows XP operating system.

The Laser Computer is accessed through the keyboard by pressing

CTRL-CTRL, typing "B" and pressing ENTER. The Laser interface is dis-

played on the monitor and controlled through the keyboard and touchpad.

The touch screen does not work while in Laser Computer mode. To return to

the Handler Computer, press CTRL-CTRL, type "A" and press ENTER.

When the laser marking system is set up and initialized, it receives com-

mands from the AH500 software initiating the marking sequence. See Fig-

ure 1-10 for an example of the laser interface configuration window. More

information about the laser interface follows in Chapter 2—Set Up and

Chapter 3—Operation.

Figure 1-10—Laser computer interface example

Required

Facilities for

Operation

The PS288 is a self-contained unit that creates most of its own power supply

voltages and signals required for proper operation. Power requirements are

208–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, single phase electrical power. Air requirements are

clean, dry, oil-free air, input rated between 620 and 827 kiloPascals (90 to

120 PSI) from an industrial grade compressor with a tank of sufficient size to

maintain constant air pressure at 85 liters per minute (3 Standard Cubic Feet

per Minute).

Precautions for

Safe Operation

The PS288 has many safety features designed to make the system safe and

efficient to operate. The system can be dangerous if the safety precau-

tions and features in the manual are ignored.