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11 Software functions 11.3 Transferring the head specific data (from SW701) 86 Service Manual SIPLACE SpeedStar (C&P20 P / C&P20 M2) 03/2018 11.3 Transferring the head specific data (from SW701) Fig.129: Overvie…

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11.2 Calibration

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Fig.127: Automatic Calibration

► Select Heads and cameras.

► Click on the Continue button.

Follow the instructions on the next pages:

► On the next page, select the gantries on which

the heads to be calibrated are located and then

click on the Next button.

► The next step is to check the calibration condi-

tions (nozzle, calibration tool etc.). Follow the

instructions provided.

After this step, calibration will begin. All required inter-

mediate steps (head height etc.) will be performed

automatically.

11.2.2 Calibration procedure

Fig.128: C&P calibration procedure

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11.3 Transferring the head specific data (from SW701)

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11.3 Transferring the head specific data (from SW701)

Fig.129: Overview of locations

After changing the head hardware, the new head data

needs to be made available from the head EPROM of

the software.

► Turn the machine on.

► Select the operator level Service (Cus-

tomer)(1).

► Switch over to the menu Check sensors and

functions(2).

► Select the button Check sensors and functions

of specific components(3).

► Select the button(4) for the head on the relevant

gantry.

Fig.130: Zero correction data

► Select the Z axis/star axis (1).

► Select Zero correction data(2).

This is where the axis data (Z and star axes) can be

written from the head EPROM to the machine data.

Depending on the head type, you can also write the Z

and rotary axis data from the machine data to the

head EPROM.

► Select the line Zero correction data(3).

► Move the value out of the head EPROM and into

the machine data (4).

► Select Write head and machine data(5).

► The arrow button (6) takes you back one menu

level.