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November 2006 972-0209-001B
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Table of Contents
• Preface
Contacting Data I/O -i
World Wide Web -i
E-mail -i
Telephone -i
Data I/O Customer Support -ii
Worldwide -ii
China -ii
Hong Kong -ii
Germany -ii
Other Countries -ii
Warranty Information -ii
Repair Service -iii
User or Address Change -iii
About This Manual -iv
Warnings, Cautions, and Safety Symbols -iv
1 • Introduction
System Description 1-1
Specifications 1-2
Terms Used to Indicate Direction 1-2
Four Basic Operations 1-3
Subassemblies 1-3
Input/Output Options and Combinations 1-9
Safety Systems 1-9
Software and User Interface Components 1-10
TaskLink Interface 1-11
AH500 Interface 1-12
Laser Interface 1-15
Required Facilities for Operation 1-15
Precautions for Safe Operation 1-15
Laser Safety 1-16
Laser Specifications 1-17
Laser Safety Interlocks 1-18
Laser Safety Labels 1-20
Disposal of Laser Vacuum Filters 1-21
Laser Vacuum Filter Replacement Intervals 1-21
Determining Filter Contents 1-21
Filter Handling and Storage 1-22
Room Ventilation 1-22
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions 1-23
Handling Devices Safely 1-23
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2 • Set Up
Making the Necessary Connections 2-1
Pneumatic Input and Controls 2-2
Electrical Input 2-3
Applying Power for the First Time 2-4
Setting Up Static Tray Input/Output 2-5
(Optional) Setting Up the Automatic Tray Feeder 2-7
(Optional) Setting Up the Tube Input and Tube Output Modules 2-7
(Optional) Setting Up the Tape Input Feeder 2-10
(Optional) Setting Up the Tape Output System 2-14
(Optional) Setting Up the Label Printing System 2-24
(Optional) Setting Up the Laser Marking System 2-26
3 • Operation
Operator Functions 3-1
Check System Readiness 3-2
Switch On System Power 3-2
Start TaskLink and Load Job 3-2
Configure Input/Output Settings 3-4
Verify Job Information 3-6
Prepare Input/Output Modules 3-8
Run a Job 3-9
Stop the System 3-10
Shut Down the System 3-12
Monitor the Light Tower 3-13
Troubleshoot Programmer Problems 3-13
(Optional) Preselect the Programmers 3-15
(Optional) Change a Socket Adapter 3-17
(Optional) Operate the TF20 Automatic Tray Feeder 3-18
(Optional) Operate the TF30 Automatic Tray Feeder 3-19
Administrator Functions 3-20
Create a Task Using TaskLink 3-20
Teach the Reference Vision File 3-21
Teach the Package File 3-33
Monitor Statistics 3-48
Maximize Programming Yields 3-51
Monitor Daily Operation Logs 3-53
(Optional) Create a Data File from a Master Device 3-54
(Optional) Create a Laser Marking File 3-55
(Optional) Create a Label Printer File 3-63
4 • System Theory
Main Power System 4-1
Circuit Breakers 4-1
I/O Controller 4-1
FlashCORE Programmer 4-2
CPU - PowerPC Controller Board (RPX-Lite) 4-3
Waveform Board 4-3
Backplane Board 4-3
Socket Adapter Board 4-3