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Tasks on the machine User manual SIPLACE X-series Indicator lamp status displays From so ftware version SR.70x.xx 01/2011 EN edition 320 5.7.5 Options for combini ng white and green lamp s 5 5.7.6 Response time Any chang…

User manual SIPLACE X-series Tasks on the machine

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If, at the same time,

– an alarm is signaled on the left-hand side, and

– there is a warning for the right-hand side,

both messages will be displayed as there is no conflict here.

If a warning of the same frequency is output for each side of the machine, the lamps should never

be synchronized.

If different types of warning are output at a lamp at the same time, the following priorities apply:

5.7.4.4 Status displays

Type of warning Priority

Definition for rapid flashing highest

Definition for normal flashing medium

Definition for brief flashing lowest

Status Meaning

Off No warning and no alarm for this side

and

No warning and no alarm for a module that is not allocated to this

side.

A lamp flashes briefly A component that is made available via several feeder modules or

MTC levels (redundant set-up) is empty at exactly one feeder

module or MTC level.

A lamp flashes rapidly A component that is made available via several feeder modules or

MTC levels is empty at all the feeder modules or MTC levels with

the exception of one feeder module or MTC level.

This means that:

–The last feeder module or the last MTC level is used

– For a component that is only still available at one feeder

module or one MTC level:

Fill level check: Warning level reached

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5.7.5 Options for combining white and green lamps

5.7.6 Response time

Any change in the machine status is displayed at the indicator lamps within three seconds.

A lamp flashes normally Further warning on the side of the indicator lamp.

This also includes warnings from the OIS.

For a component that is made available at several feeder modules

or MTC levels (redundant set-up), this means that:

– At least two feeder modules are empty

– And there are still at least two feeder modules with this

component

Both lamps are flashing Two warnings, one on each side

Warning for a module that has not been allocated to a specific side

of the machine.

A lamp is On Alarm on the associated side

Both lamps are On Alarm on both sides.

Or for a component that is not allocated to a specific side.

Or PCB fiducial not found or not detected.

Status Meaning

Both white lamps flash briefly

Green lamp flashes normally

One of the following operations has just been carried out:

– reference run

– width adjustment

– any other manual function

– calibrate

(Do not open cover during this operation).

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5.8 Changing shift

PLEASE NOTE: 5

You will find additional information in the following manuals or data media:

– SIPLACE X-series preventive maintenance manual

– Parts catalog on the product CD

5.8.1 Activities at shift change

→ Splice the tapes early. The feeder modules do not have to be refilled as soon as the new shift

starts. This minimizes extended down times.

→ At the shift change, pass important information on to the next operator. This includes, for in-

stance, changes to the placement program. Also read through the list of the descriptions of

the steps to take in Section 5.12

, page 340.

→ Carry out a set-up check.

Make sure that the feeder modules are equipped with the correct components, that they are

at the correct locations in the component trolley and that the conveyor increment is set cor-

rectly.

→ Hand over the line in the same state that you would want to find it in when starting your shift.

This means that:

– The rejection containers are empty.

– The waste tape containers are empty. Follow the safety instructions given in Section

5.8.2

, page 322.

– The feeder areas have been carefully cleaned with a vacuum cleaner.