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4 Electrical Section 4-4 ■ Motor tab ■ Motor Sensor tab Window: ALM: Alarm MEL: Minus End Limited PEL: Plus End Limite d MARK: Mark INP: In Position MSLD: Minus Slow Down PSLD: Plus Slow Down EZ: 0 Phase ORG: Origin

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■ Details tab

Action:

① Select Tool>StartScan to display each sensor status.

② Select Tool>EndScan to end.

■ FIO tab

■ Feeder tab

“1” indicates that the feeder has been set.

“0” indicates that the feeder has not been set yet.

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■ Motor tab

■ Motor Sensor tab

Window:

ALM: Alarm

MEL: Minus End Limited

PEL: Plus End Limited

MARK: Mark

INP: In Position

MSLD: Minus Slow Down

PSLD: Plus Slow Down

EZ: 0 Phase

ORG: Origin

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Signal Output Control

The Signal Output (Control) window serves as controls to turn on or off actuators. “1” in the window

indicates On state, “0” Off state. “0” and “1” toggle as you click on it, and the corresponding actuator is

turned on or off simultaneously. This operation allows you to check actuator movement in troubleshooting.

When an actuator moves properly in this operation, its sensor responds and the Signal Input (Monitor)

window shows the real-time result. The combination of an address and bit number (0-7) represents a signal.

The name of each signal is shown in the Details tab.

Turning on/off signal output in the Signal Output (Control) window allows an actuator to move. When

executing this operation, do not stick head, hands, or other parts of the body inside the mounter. Serious

injury can result. Also make sure non-operators are a safe distance from the mounter.

Before performing signal output on/off operation, make sure no foreign obstacles are left in the mounter or

tray feeder. Otherwise, costly machine damage can occur.

Menu: Manual>Signal I/O>SignalOutput(Control)

■ List tab

The signal output operation allows an actuator to move. Make sure non-operators

keep a safe distance from the mounter before starting the operation.

Action:

① Click the cell corresponding to the desired actuator.

② The actuator is turned on or off and the display changes accordingly.

Note: Sampling cycle can be specified in Tool>SamplingCycle.

Warning

Caution