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10. When T rouble Occurs 10.1 I/O Check (ESR0228b) The I/O Check screen is used to monitor input/output signal statuses. Lamps and air cylinders, etc., can also be operated manually from this screen. Procedure 1. At the …

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When vision processing recognition is successful, this displays the object's

center position.

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(This is not currently used.)

3. Select the [Close] button to apply the settings, which will be reflected the next time

that vision processing is used.

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10.When Trouble Occurs

10.1 I/O Check

(ESR0228b)

The I/O Check screen is used to monitor input/output signal statuses. Lamps and air

cylinders, etc., can also be operated manually from this screen.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, press [Maintenance A] then [I/O Check] to display the [I/O

Check] screen.

2. To perform manual operations at the output side, select an item in the “Out No.”

column (the item then displays in blue), then press [Output Signal ON]. To stop

an output signal, press [Output Signal OFF].

3. Press [Close] to return to the [Main] screen.

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10.2 Trace Data Output Procedure

(ESR0230b)

When a problem occurs due to an unknown cause, the processing details must be

obtained in order to identify the cause and correct the problem.

To do this, and to enable Fuji to analyze the conditions which were in effect when the

problem occurred, the trace data (a record of the software processing) must be output.

This output can be performed in either of the following two ways.

Procedure A

• Insert a floppy disk in the floppy disk drive. Click the [FUJI] logo at the top left of

the screen to display the screen shown below, then press [Tracing Data].

Procedure B

• When a system error occurs, [Tracing Data] displays onscreen. Insert a floppy

disk in the floppy disk drive, then press [Tracing Data]. After the trace data has

been written to the floppy disk, restart the machine.

Caution: When reading and writing data from a floppy disk, ensure this task is complete

before writing the trace data. Reading and writing to and from the floppy disk may

fail if trace data writing is attempted before the task is complete.

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