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Order No. 00192 169-01 User Manual - Productivity Lift E_SPLFS03_V40_11_0300_200300_V1_14.doc Last update: 20.03.2000 - Version V 1.14 Page 41 7 Set-up mode In set-up mode, it is possible to enter and modify parameters t…

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6.26 Start continuous mode 3

N.B.

This continuous operation mode can only be implemented by the manufacturer using special

test equipment. An attempt by a user to initiate this continuous operation mode produces an

error message.

Hand

Stop

Start

Enter

Alt

Figure 49: Start continuous mode 3

6.27 Input ident number

This feature enables the input of an identification number. The identification number allows to

define a variation of machine parameters for a specific PCB. This menu item allows to switch

on / off this function. The input has to be done in the set-up mode (section 7.1, page 41)

Hand

Stop

Start

Enter

Alt

Figure 50: Input ident number

Start continuous

mode 3?

Input ident no.

Turned off

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7 Set-up mode

In set-up mode, it is possible to enter and modify parameters that do not serve the basic

setting of the system, but that, for example, show the values dependent on the size of the

machine type. Press the Alt key to access the set-up mode menu.

Definition:

View of the direction of transit.

Figure 51: Definition / schematic of the transport tracks

7.1 Ident number

This selection can be used to assign an identification number to the following set of

parameters. When starting the system, only the corresponding PCB number need be called

up, and the system sets the stored parameters automatically. The number consists of two

assignment digits and one eight-digit identification. The assignment digits can be used to call

up the parameter set when starting the system. The eight-digit identification can be changed at

random and only serves the input of user-specific identification numbers. Each number has

only one numerical entry.

Hand

Stop

Start

Enter

Alt

Figure 52: Ident number

Ident number

01 00000001

Track 1Track 2

Track 3Track 4

Operator side

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7.2 Machine type

Here, the type of system is determined, which corresponds to the position and mode of

operation of the device thus required in the production line.

The following types of machine are defined for the Productivity Lift:

Input module : If the lift is at the beginning of the Siplace assembly line, this setting must be

selected in machine type. The input module can only transfer printed circuit

boards on transport tracks 1 and 2. Priority is given to attempting to then

transfer the PCBs to the placement machine. If this is not possible, the

unassembled PCBs are forwarded essentially to track 3 on the lower level

and then transported for the time being to the next lift (intermediate module)

or the placement machine.

Cluster module : The intermediate module is located after the input module and is defined as

the intermediate module as long as the subsequent placement machines are

of the same type. The intermediate module accepts either assembled PCBs

from tracks 1, 2 and 4, and transfers them further on track 4, or it accepts

unassembled PCBs from track 3 and attempts to deposit them at the

following placement machine. If the following placement machine is

occupied, the unassembled PCBs are transported further via track 3 to the

next lift or placement machine.

Allocation of the inlets and outlets to each other:

- take-over inlet track 1 → hand-over outlet track 4

- take-over inlet track 2 → hand-over outlet track 4

- take-over inlet track 3 → hand-over outlet track 1, 2 or 3

- take-over inlet track 4 → hand-over outlet track 4

In order to prevent the system becoming blocked, only one PCB may be

transferred if the allocated outlet is ready. Fixed priorities are allocated to the

individual transport directions. Inlet tracks 1 and 2 as well as outlet tracks 1

and 2 all have the same priority.

Otherwise the following applies:

1. take-over inlet track 3 → hand-over outlet tracks 1 and 2

2. take-over inlet tracks 1 and 2 → hand-over outlet track 4

3. take-over inlet track 3 → hand-over outlet track 3

4. take-over inlet track 4 → hand-over outlet track 4

Cross module : The setting cross module must always be selected if the type of placement

machine changes in the line. The cross module handles all incoming PCBs

as if they are unassembled. In this way, the PCBs arriving on tracks 1, 2 and

4 are presented to the placement machine for processing. If the following

placement machine is of the same type, PCBs can also be transferred on

track 3 at the cross module if the current placement machine is occupied. If

the cross module is the last lift before the final module, no PCBs may be

transferred on track 3. Similarly, no PCBs may be accepted from the last

intermediate module before this cross module.

Convert 4→2 : Convert module from 4 tracks to 2 tracks, whereby 4 tracks indicate the

lower and upper two tracks.

Application:

A suitable device should be used to break up a long placement line to allow

access for people, for example. This reduces the transport tracks to 2 tracks,

since a device can not have two tracks on the lower transport level. With the

convert module 4→2, PCB transport is reduced to 2 tracks, separated

according to assembled and unassembled PCBs.