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Services to the machine Overview Student Guide SIPLACE D4 (FSE) EN 09/2006 Services to the machine 11 5 6 Services to the machine 6.1 Overview The diagram below shows where the ene rgy supplying and distributing componen…
Reference run
Reference Run C&P12 Height reference run
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5.3.11 Height reference run
With this function, we check whether the fitting on the sleeve is correct and whether the correct nozzle
type (set by the placement program) is programmed. The nozzle length is taken to calculate the pick up
and placement height for the following placements. This height reference run is not dependent on the
nozzle length measurement in the CO sensor!
Legend:
1. Top of the fixed conveyor side
2. First step with segment 1 for measure the
nozzle height.
3. Last step with segment 6 (12) for measure the
nozzle height.
The gantry moves the placement heads above
the fixed conveyor side.
The Z- axis runs down, and all nozzles touch
the transport rail.
Nozzle 1 defines the reference length.
All segments are measured according to there
specific length reffering to nozzle 1.
The maximum length tolerance is 0,4 mm: If
the length difference is too high an error
message is displayed.
NOTE: Exception:
special nozzle with type number X9X are only measured (there is no length
specification).
Services to the machine
Overview
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6 Services to the machine
6.1 Overview
The diagram below shows where the energy supplying and distributing components for system operation
are installed:
6.1 - 1: Main components in SIPLACE D4
Legend:
1 Sector distributor for sector 1 5 Transport direction
2 Sector distributor for sector 2 6 Pneumatic unit
3 Sector distributor for sector 3 7 Power Supply Unit
4 Sector distributor for sector 4
Services to the machine
Power Supply Unit
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6.2 Power Supply Unit
The main power supply unit is mounted on a compact slide-in module, and located on the left side of the
middle section. When viewed from the outside only the red main power switch is visible.
A lockable door prevents access to the power supply.
With the open cover, the state of the following protective devices can be quite easily monitored.
Motor protection switch
main contactor
Safety relay
Power circuit breaker
The following work must be performed to adjust the power supply to the country-specific requirements
(see also the conversion instructions for 3x 208 V to 3x 400 V and vice versa):
X Rewiring line supply cable/transformer
X Motor protecting switch
X Inrush current limiter connections
6.2 - 1: Main power supply - side view
Legend
1 Transformer 1 6 Power supply A2 (5 V/6.3 A)
2 Secondary terminal strip with fuses (output
voltage T1)
7 Power supply A1 (24 V/40 A)
3 Connector strip X2-X10, X12, X13 8 Line filter Z1 (input voltage)
4 Terminal strip X1 9 Front view (see following diagram)
5 Power fail board A3 10 Inrush current limiter (behind the cable duct)