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3. Place a dial gauge on the nozzle UP/DOWN rod and set the gauge reading to “ 0 ” . In this condition, the cam axis will be at its 0-degree position, and the nozzle UP/DOWN rod will be at its UP limit position. Verify t…

3.1.5 Adjusting the Nozzle UP Limit Sensor

The sensor which detects the height of the nozzle UP/DOWN rod is mounted inside the

cam box. Adjust the sensor’s mounting position so that the sensor switches ON when

the nozzle is at its UP limit.

WARNING

• Turn off the 200 V servo power before carrying out this work.

• Exercise extreme caution when working on the machine if the cam is

not at its origin (0 deg.). Recoil of the cam axis can endanger the

operator.

1. Set the cam axis at the 0-degree position.

2. Execute the following I/O commands to pull in the ST1 pickup stop cylinder

(located in the cam box):

[SET] - [MANUAL] - [I/O] - [Standard I/O] - [OUTPUT] -> Y020 PICKUP SOL ON

The cam lever will then follow the cam axis.

Solenoid valve

ST1 pick-up stop cylinder

Cam lever

Cam axis

Cam lever follows cam axis

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3. Place a dial gauge on the nozzle UP/DOWN rod and set the gauge reading to “0”.

In this condition, the cam axis will be at its 0-degree position, and the nozzle

UP/DOWN rod will be at its UP limit position. Verify that the nozzle UP limit

sensor is ON (I/O INPORT X06A ST1 UP POS is ON).

4. While observing the dial gauge, rotate the cam axis in the forward direction to

lower the nozzle UP/DOWN rod. Adjust the sensor’s mounting position so that

the sensor switches OFF (I/O INPORT X06A ST1 UP POS switches OFF) when the

rod has been lowered 0.3 to 0.4 mm.

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Nozzle UP limit sensor OFF

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Rod lowered

0.3 to 0.4 mm

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Nozzle UP limit sensor ON

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Nozzle UP/DOWN rod

Set dial gauge to “0”

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5. Adjust the sensor’s mounting position by loosening the two sensor lock screws

and sliding the sensor in the front/back directions.

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Sensor

Lock screws

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