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Set Up • (Optional) Setting Up the Label Printing System

PS288 Owner’s Manual 2—25

Figure 2-39—Loading diagram

3. Installing the tamp applicator—

To install the tamp applicator in the label printing system, follow the

steps below. Refer to Figure 2-40.

NOTE: For additional information about the tamp applicator, see

the Tamp Applicator with Lift Cylinder Operating Instruc-

tions/Service Manual that came with your label printing system.

Figure 2-40—Installing the tamp applicator:

1=screw locations; 2=cover; 3= connector

3a) Remove the applicator's cover (2) by loosening the screws, two on the

left and one on the right.

3b) Fasten the applicator to the front of the label printer using the four sup-

plied screws (1) including the washers.

3c) Plug the connector (3) of the applicator's electronic system into the

peripheral port of the label printer.

3d) Reinstall the applicator cover.

Loading diagra

Set Up • (Optional) Setting Up the Laser Marking System

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NOTE: To create a label printer file, see “(Optional) Create a

Label Printer File” on page 3-63.

(Optional)

Setting Up the

Laser Marking

System

PS288 that is ordered with the optional laser marking system requires no

additional set up at a customer’s site. All mechanical connections are com-

plete, and the laser marking system is ready to use.

To use the laser marking system, a laser marking file must first be created

and added to a job file. For more information, see “(Optional) Create a Laser

Marking File” on page 3-55.

If the laser marking system is being installed for the first time on your

PS288, the WinAH400.ini file may need to be edited.

1. For first-time installation—

1a) Using Windows Explorer, open C:\AH400_32\WinAH400.ini.with

NOTEPAD editor.

1b) Locate the section

;------- marking system settings -----

1c) Ensure the value for Marking System corresponds to the laser system

installed on your PS288. For example, if your laser system is Synrad

Digital, the value should look like this:

;MarkerSystem=NONE

;MarkerSystem=LASERMARK

;MarkerSystem=SYNRAD

MarkerSystem=SYNRAD_DIGITAL

;MarkerSystem=ROFIN_SINAR

1d) Save the WinAH400.ini file and exit Windows Explorer.

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Chapter

3Operation

The PS288 provides a configurable set of instructions for the rapid program-

ming of semiconductor devices. Two primary levels of operation are:

• Operator functions

• Administrator functions

This chapter is divided into sections regarding each of these levels of opera-

tion.

Operators follow this sequence to process devices on the PS288:

Figure 3-1—Operator Functions

Administrators follow this sequence to create Tasks for the PS288:

Figure 3-2—Administrator Functions

Operator

Functions

Operator functions include turning on the PS288, starting TaskLink, loading

a Job, and running a Job. Before these functions are performed, the operator

should be familiar with the information in Chapter 1—Introduction. It is

assumed that the hardware modules are already installed and adjusted, and

that the PS288 is ready to process devices.

NOTE: This section includes procedures for options that your

PS288 may not have. The illustrations in this manual may appear

different than your system, depending on the options installed.

These operator functions are described:

• “Check System Readiness” on page 3-2

• “Switch On System Power” on page 3-2

• “Start TaskLink and Load Job” on page 3-2

• “Configure Input/Output Settings” on page 3-4

• “Verify Job Information” on page 3-6

Start TaskLink Select Task and Load Job

Run Job on PS288

Create a Task

(Optional)

Change TaskLink Options

Start TaskLink

(Optional)

Change TaskLink Security