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5. Preparation and Confirmation before Operation Tg0252-PM-SO (6) Hold the magazine handle (Refer to Fig. 1.31) and set the magazine care- fully on the magazine mounting section: then press the magazine against the rear …

5. Preparation and Confirmation before Operation

Tg0252-PM-SO

(4) Put the knob of the magazine stopper between fingers as

shown in Fig. 1.30 and turn it clockwise by approx. 90°

‹while pulling it forward.

(See Arrows *1 and *2 in Fig. 1.29.)

Ref.: Pulling Force of Magazine Stopper

39.2 N to 49.0 N (4 to 5 kgf)

Fig. 1.29

Fig. 1.31 Grips of Magazine “MG-5050L” (Same to “MG-5050R”)

(5) Hold the handle of the magazine base and pull it forward until it stops.

Locking Pin

Block

Fig. 1.30 Magazine Base

Knob Handle

Approx. 90°

Magazine Stopper

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Grip of Magazine

5. Preparation and Confirmation before Operation

Tg0252-PM-SO

(6) Hold the magazine handle (Refer to Fig. 1.31) and set the magazine care-

fully on the magazine mounting section: then press the magazine against

the rear stopper.

Confirm that the magazine is set in place along the side and rear stoppers

and is not tilted.

Fig. 1.33 The status before folding the grip of the magazine.

“MG-5050L” (Same to “MG-5050R”)

Fig. 1.32 Magazine Base (Slid Out)

Note: There are two types of magazines - “MG-5050L” for “FP-

5021L” and “MG-5050R” for “FP-5021R”. Do not make a mis-

take of wrong selection. Otherwise, an error will occur.

(7) Fold down (close) the grips of the magazine.

Note: When the magazine is pushed inward with the grips kept open,

the grips will be caught by the multi-layer tray feeder, blocking

the way to the rear end.

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Side Stopper Side Stopper

Rear Stopper

5. Preparation and Confirmation before Operation

Tg0252-PM-SO

(8) Hold the handle of the magazine base and slowly push

the base until it touches the rear end.

(9) Follow the reverse procedure of Step (4) to push the

magazine stopper back to the specified position.

(See Arrows *1 and *2 in Fig. 1.34.)

When the magazine is set correctly at the specified po-

sition, it is locked by the magazine stoppers.

(10) Close the door (the upper or the lower door) of the

magazine-loaded side.

Note: The doors are provided with unlocked maga-

zine prevention metal fixtures to check whether

the magazines are securely locked.

The doors may be closed when they are de-

formed and the magazine stoppers are not lo-

cated at their specified positions, depending upon

the environmental condition (high ambient tem-

perature, etc.).

When the main machine is operated with the

magazine unlocked, the magazine starts mov-

ing in the elevator and may damage the feeder.

(11) Press the [U READY] or the [L READY] button on

the magazine-loaded side.

The LED of the pressed button illuminates.

Note: The machine stores the matrix position of the

last component ID (component used last) in

memory after the current program is changed

to another one.

When the tray in the middle of process is re-

plenished with components for program change

operations, some previous components may re-

main in the tray. Therefore, it is required to

change the matrix.

Refer to “2. Component Replenishment of Sec-

tion 3 in Chapter 1 ”, “4. Matrix Change Op-

erations of Section 3 in Chapter 1”, and “11.1.3

Tray Chuck Matrix Change Operations of Sec-

tion 2 in Chapter 1” for details.

Fig. 1.35

Fig. 1.34

Locking Pin

Block

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Unlocked Magazine

Prevention Metal Fixture