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15-36 Fast Flexible Placer SM481(L) PLUS Administ r ator’s Guide occurs in the dump cycle . Since t he b uzzer does not sound, no work loss increases significantly if an operator does not check the errors one by one. &…
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If the red lamp is turned on, the equipment stops. Therefore, if the error can be
neglected according to the type of the error, select the corresponding error and
select the <Yellow> check box column.
<Advanced Status> check box group
<Part Empty Warning(Yellow or Blue Blink)> check box
Yellow lamp or blue lamp blinks when part empty alarm is emitted.
<Solid(Yellow: ON)> check box
If supplied parts are exhausted or an error occurs after the pickup retry count
has been exceeded, perform setup so that the yellow light (blue light) remains
turned on.
<PCB Waiting Warning(Yellow or Blue On> check box
If the equipment is ready for operation and has been waiting for a PCB to be fed
onto the conveyor longer than the time set here, the yellow or blue light is turned
on. To change the set time, use the edit box to enter the desired time period.
<Blink(Green: ON)> check box
If this checkbox is selected, the yellow light blinks and the green light is
turned on.
<Part Empty Error (Red Blink> check box
Red lamp blinks when ‘Part Empty’ error occurs.
<Safe Guard Warning (Yellow or Blue Blink> check box
Yellow lamp or blue lamp blinks when ‘Safe Guard Override’ function is released.
<Buz at dump stop> check box
If this check box is selected, the buzzer does not sound even though an error
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Fast Flexible Placer SM481(L) PLUS Administrator’s Guide
occurs in the dump cycle. Since the buzzer does not sound, no work loss increases
significantly if an operator does not check the errors one by one.
<Buz at dump cycle> check box
If this check box is selected, the buzzer sounds only once even though parts are
dumped by several heads in one cycle.
<Update> button
Transmits the set option to the equipment and closes the dialog box.
The state of the equipment according to the default setup of the signal light is as follows:
When the yellow lamp is turned on
The equipment is in Idle or Wait state. It does not operate or it is waiting during
operation.
When green lamp is turned on
The equipment is in Run state. It is in operation currently.
When green lamp is blinking
The equipment is in Pause state. It stops temporarily during operation.
When the red lamp is turned on
The equipment is in Freeze state. It remains stopped since an error occurred during
operation.
When yellow and green lamps are turned on simultaneously
The equipment is in Adjust or Run Dry state. It stops temporarily during operation
since certain measure needs to be taken.
When red lamp is blinking
The equipment is in Emergency state. It stops temporarily since an emergency error
occurred during operation.
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15.5.2.1. Standards for Lighting Signal Light
Indicates the operation status of the machine in the combination of lamps with three
colors. The user can check the machine status at a glance by looking at only the signal
light.
For more details about how to set the signal light, refer to “13.4.2. Lamp” in the
Administrator’s Guide.
Lighting of a red lamp
Indicates the stop status through self-diagnosis of the system. Warning sounds ring
continuously and messages are indicated as the red lamp is lighted.
Flashing of a red lamp
Indicates either the pressing of the ‘EMG’ switch or the emergency stop status through
self-diagnosis of the system. Warning sounds ring continuously and messages are
indicated as the red lamp is flashed.
Lighting of a yellow lamp
Indicates the standby status of operation.
Flashing of a yellow lamp
Indicates either component shortage in the tray feeder or adsorption error. Warning
sounds ring continuously and messages are indicated as the yellow (or blue) lamp is
flashed.
Lighting of a green lamp
Indicates that this machine is currently being operated automatically.
Flashing of a green lamp
Indicates temporary stop status. Automatic operation can be resumed by pressing the
START button.
Figure15.18 Signal Light