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Side 1/2 ENABLE/LOCK Toggle this switch to enable operation at the desired side of the machine. It is not possible to enable operation if the switch at the other side of the machine is set at the “LOCK” position. EMERGEN…

1. Machine Overview

(ESR0104)

1.1 Machine Controls

The machine uses a combination of a touch screen and conventional push buttons. The

function of each of the buttons on the machine is detailed below.

START

This button is pushed to commence operation. This button can only be pushed when the

machine is in START ready status (i.e., when the button is flashing).

READY ON

This button cancels an error status and resupplies the 200V power to the servo system.

CYCLE STOP

This button can be used during operation to stop the machine at the end of the current

movement. Unlike the EMERGENCY STOP button, pressing CYCLE STOP does not cut

the 200V power. Or, when the operation mode is Pause, the temporary interruption of

production is possible.

SYSTEM ON

This button turns on the power supply to the machine and boots up the control software.

READY

START

SYSTEM

EMERGENCY

STOP

CYCLE

STOP

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Side 1/2 ENABLE/LOCK

Toggle this switch to enable operation at the desired side of the machine. It is not

possible to enable operation if the switch at the other side of the machine is set at the

“LOCK” position.

EMERGENCY STOP

Pressing an EMERGENCY STOP button cuts the power source to the machine and stops

operation immediately. This button locks in position when pressed, and must be turned

clockwise to release it.

Users should familiarize themselves with the locations of the EMERGENCY STOP

buttons prior to operating the machine. In addition to the button on the front of the

machine (shown in the figure above), further EMERGENCY STOP buttons are positioned

at the rear of the machine, and on the optional MTU safety fence.

Refer to the illustration in Chapter 5 of the Safety Guidelines to confirm the positions of

all the EMERGENCY STOP buttons.

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1.2 Touch Screen

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The operator issues commands to the machine from the touch screen at the front or rear

of the machine. Each screen that appears at the touch screen contains a number of

command buttons, which display the commands associated with the selection. Some

screens, as in the example below, are divided into sections with related commands being

grouped together.

The screen shown below has been created for the purposes of this explanation and shows

the sections of each screen that are explained below.

Title bar

A: Press the [FUJI] button to display version information for the machine control

software.

B: The name of the active program displays at this section of the title bar.

C: The name of the current screen displays at this section of the title bar.

D: The maximum consecutive memory space which is available displays at this

section of the title bar.

E: This button displays in red and is enabled when a vision processing error occurs.

If this button is pressed while displayed in red, the system returns to the vision

processing screen. When a standard error such as a pick-up error, etc., occurs,

information about that error displays in a dialog box at the center of the screen.

Main area

F: The command buttons in the main section of each screen can be pressed to access

further related commands. Refer to part 5 for a detailed explanation of the

command hierarchy.

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