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3-4 3 Flow fr om starting up machine to production 1.3 Selecting the operator Assign the operator w ho operates the machine. Normally , register the operator names and operation authorities (and passw ords, if necessary)…

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1.2 Starting the machine
Proceed as follows to start the machine.
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WARNING
THE SIGNAL LIGHT LIGHTS UP WHEN THE MACHINE STARTS UP THE OPERATION.
THE GREEN LAMP IS ON DURING OPERATION. THE YELLOW LAMP LIGHTS UP WHEN AN ERROR OR INTERLOCK OCCURS,
AND THE RED (OR WHITE) LAMP LIGHTS UP WHEN EMERGENCY STOP IS TRIGGERED.
NEVER PLACE ANY PART OF THE BODY IN THE HEAD MOVEMENT RANGE WHILE THE GREEN LAMP IS ON.
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Turn the main switch ON.
Turn on the main switch at the front lower right of the machine, by turning it to the right. After the system
has started, the Initialization screen appears and the program necessary for machine operation is
loaded.
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OFF
Main switch
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Initialization screen
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Set the carriage to the machine.
When operating a machine with a carriage, see chapter 2, "4.1.3 Attaching the feeder exchange
carriage on the mounter" and set the carriage to the machine before performing return-to-origin.
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Perform return-to-origin.
The “Return to origin” screen appears on the display. Press the [Ready] button and then follow the
instructions on the screen to perform return-to-origin.
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NOTE
If the machine is not yet ready for return-to-origin operation, the return-to-origin operation on the setup screen can be
performed before going through the procedure according to "1.4 Warming up the machine" in this chapter.
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1.3 Selecting the operator
Assign the operator who operates the machine.
Normally, register the operator names and operation authorities (and passwords, if necessary) in advance and
select the operator from those registered.
At the time of shipping, two operators or operator groups were registered - The “Administrator” (“A group of
administrators)” who have all the complete operation authorities and the “Default operator” (“A group of
default operators”) who have a fewer operation authorities.
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Active menu buttons differ depending on the operation level setup. For example, when the machine is turned on with
the factory setup, the program starts up at an operation level called "Default Operator". This "Default Operator" level is
set to "Level 0" at the time of shipment to allow only basic operation items. This operation level can be changed as
needed. Operators and operation items can also be added and specified by setting the password and operation
level.
For more details, see “A2 Operator access control” in Appendix of the Surface Mounter (SMT) Programming Manual.
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Press the [Operator] button.
The ID WINDOW screen appears for specifying the operator.
[Operator] button
[Operator] button
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Assign the operator.
1. Pull down the “Operators” (Group name) on the “ID window” (operator window) and select an
“Administrator” or “Operator”.
2. Select the “Operator”.
3. (If passwords are used) Enter the corresponding password.
4. Press the [OK] button. The initial screen (the setup screen before selecting a board) appears on the
display.
Select group name.
Enter password.
Select operator name.
Specifying the operator
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