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8 Component Supply SIPLACE 80S/F/G User’s M anual 8.6 Wafflepack Changer Edition 07/97 from Software Version S R.010.xx 8 - 26 8.6.9 Fitting t he Wafflepack Changer ● Before y ou have the w afflepack changer mo ve into t…

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SIPLACE 80S/F/G User’s Manual 8 Component Supply
Edition 07/97 from Software Version SR.010.xx 8.6 Wafflepack Changer
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8.6.7 Refilling the Wafflepack Changer
NOTE
The magazine carriers with the item numbers 00132110-04 (old) or 00116431-xx (new) can both be used.
However the two types cannot be used together: in other words, only magazines of exactly the same type can
be used at one time in the set-up.
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The wafflepack changer can be refilled without the machine having to stop.
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It is possible to approach and quit the filling position of the wafflepack changer even while placement is in
progress. In this connection see also Sections 5.4.6.5 and 5.4.6.6 of this user manual.
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In the "Components feed" menu and in its submenu "Location (1-4)" those functions are described which
can be performed using the wafflepack changer.
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If a wafflepack changer is physically installed and wired up to the corresponding location it will be possible
to approach and quit under Single functions even when there is no corresponding set-up. It is not possible
to input the fill level.
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If refilling is carried out with a different set-up during the course of placement, the fill levels will have to be
communicated to the station afterwards (after transmission of the corresponding set-up).
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Checking the magazine carrier assignments after quitting the refill position will be carried out against the
current set-up obtaining at the station. If refilling has already been carried out for a subsequent set-up, the
information in response to the request may not agree with the future set-up.
8.6.8 System Behaviour in Fault Situations
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If the refill position is selected during pick-up or when a magazine carrier is being changed, the request will
be rejected with the message "Wafflepack changer currently being processed". Once the pick-up has been
completed it will still be necessary to reselect the menu item Go to refill position.
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If the placement head accesses the wafflepack changer while it is in the refill position, the placement
sequence will be suspended until after the status message "Waiting for wafflepack changer refill position to
be quit" has been issued and refilling of the wafflepack changer has been finished by the operator.
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If the operator selects any other wafflepack changer function, apart from Quit refill position, while the
changer is still in the refill position, the request will be refused with the message Wafflepack changer in
refill position. The same will apply with Quit refill position if the changer is not actually in the refill position.
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If a wafflepack changer function is selected for a location where there is no wafflepack changer then this
will be refused after a 10 sec timeout with the message "No wafflepack changer at this location".
8 Component Supply SIPLACE 80S/F/G User’s Manual
8.6 Wafflepack Changer Edition 07/97 from Software Version SR.010.xx
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8.6.9 Fitting the Wafflepack Changer
Before you have the wafflepack changer move into the machine, remove the lighting of the component
vision module.
CAUTION
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The wafflepack changer can be moved into and out of the machine on its wheels, but it should be noted that
these wheels are not suitable for moving the wafflepack changer over longer distances. DANGER OF OVER-
TURNING! In such cases use the suitable lift truck (from item no. 00123141-01).
Move the wafflepack changer carefully into the desired location in the machine.
The docking pins of the wafflepack changer must be located above the docking slots of the SIPLACE
machine.
Check the dimension (87 ± 0.5 mm) between lower edge of magazine carrier and top of components table
(see Fig. 8.6.5)
Fig. 8.6.5 Aligning the WPC
SIPLACE 80S/F/G User’s Manual 8 Component Supply
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- Key to Fig. 8.6.5
With socket wrench UP/DOWN
Clamping screw
Stroke
Docking pin
Upper edge of the magnetic bar of the component table
Lower edge of tray
Nominal stroke (459 mm)
Refill position (470 mm)
Undo the clamping screws at the feet (see Fig. 8.6.5) and using a 10 mm ball socket wrench rotate the
wafflepack changer downwards until the docking pin engages. The wafflepack changer must at this point
be aligned using the machine spirit level fitted to the wafflepack changer.
Tighten up the clamping screws and check the machine spirit level again.
Plug the lighting back into the components vision module.
8.6.10 Technical Data
Wafflepack-Changer
Length ca. 1475 mm
Width ca. 620 mm
Height ca. 1355 mm
Weight ca. 240 kg
Magazine size 238 mm x 338 mm
Vertical stroke 470 mm
Horizontal stroke 730 mm
Pitch 17 mm
Storage unit capacity 28 trays for holding flatpack magazines
Magazine carrier 260 mm x 360 mm
Max. weight of storage unit 50 kg
Floor load
< 25 N/cm
2
Changeover time (magazine/magazine)
3 sec.
Tab. 8.6.1