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SIPLACE Feeder Ma nager 3.3 (R18 -1) / Getting S tarted 08/2018 Edition 43 5.4.3 Step 3 – Maintenance Information Figure 5- 26 mainten ance inform ation This step allows you to check the new m aintenance pl an which will…

SIPLACE Feeder Manager 3.3 (R18-1) / Getting Started 08/2018 Edition

5.4.1 Step 1 - Enter feeder information

The first step of the Feeder Maintenance workflow is to request for Feeder ID and the

Location this feeder is to be assigned to for maintaining.

Figure 5-24 Feeder Maintenance Workflow Step 1

Note:

Feeder IDs can also be scanned by using a wired scanner connected to the PC,

see section 5.1.1 Add New Feeder view and Feeder Console tab for details.

Feeder ID field will be pre-entered if this workflow is triggered from the Action

dropdown of a selected feeder.

Note:

For the first time this function is used, the Location ID field will be empty. Once a

maintenance location is selected, it will be used as the default maintenance location

for consequent maintenance and repair workflows, until it is changed

Press Next to continue.

5.4.2 Step 2 - Run SFTS or XFTS to check feeder

Figure 5-25 Run SFTS or XFTS to check feeder before maintain

This step provides an option for you to do feeder checking using either SFTS or XFTS

(depending on the feeder type) before proceeding to the maintenance procedure.

If you choose Yes, an SFTS verification should be done now. Feeder Manager will

automatically collect the feeder test result.

Once done, press Refresh button to have the test result displayed. Check the data and press

Next to proceed.

Or select No at the top of the form to continue without a feeder checking.

SIPLACE Feeder Manager 3.3 (R18-1) / Getting Started 08/2018 Edition

5.4.3 Step 3 – Maintenance Information

Figure 5-26 maintenance information

This step allows you to check the new maintenance plan which will be applied to the feeder

once the maintenance workflow is completed.

Note: the maintenance plan data seen here are for information only and cannot be edited. For

the editing of feeder maintenance plan, please see chapter 7 Feeder Type centric functions,

section 7.2.3, Editing the maintenance plan.

You are also required to enter the maintenance comments, which is mandatory.

Once done, press Next to continue.

Note: with Feeder Manager 3.0, the workflow is not allowed to continue at this step without a

comment.

5.4.4 Step 4 – Feeder Repair Option

Figure 5-27 Feeder Repair Option

SIPLACE Feeder Manager 3.3 (R18-1) / Getting Started 08/2018 Edition

This step provides an option for you to do the feeder repair along the workflow as well. If you

choose Yes, you are required to enter

Defect category

The following defect categories are provided for selection:

– Electrical error

– Foil disposal unit

– Foil rocker

– Mechanical error

– Normal maintenance

– Pick up window

– Tape drive unit

Service comment

Allows the user to enter a service comment that applies to all feeders being added to the list.

This service comment appears as Feeder Service Comment for each individual feeder in the

list.

Note:

This is a mandatory field, if no service comment is entered for each individual feeder.

If needed, service comments can be entered for specific feeders. If a service comment

is entered for all individual feeders, this field can be left blank.

Part Number and part description

Allows the user to enter up to 10 exchanged spare parts with their part number and

descriptions.

5.4.5 Step 5 – Option to check feeder with SFTS or XFTS again

Figure 5-28 Option to check feeder with SFTS or XFTS again

This step allows you to choose whether to conduct another round of SFTS or XFTS test to

verify the maintenance / repair result.

Execute the test if necessary in the same way as described in Step 2, or select No to

proceed.