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2.1.8 Stage Mode (Option) This setting specifies the stage where part pickups are to occur. The stage mode can be set as “JOINT” or “AA”. JOINT: Both stage 1 and 2 are used in a linked manner. This mode is used when a si…

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2.1.7 Elegance Value

This value controls the acceleration of the servo motor. The larger this value the faster

the actions of the machine and the faster assembly is carried out. Set “Elegance” to 1.00

for standard operation. Carry out this setting at the machine using the following

procedure.

Procedure

1. From the [Main] screen, select [Maintenance A] - [Operation Settings] to display

the [Operation Settings] screen.

2. Press the number input for “Elegance” at the bottom left of the screen to display

the virtual number pad. Input the setting and press [CR].

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

2.1.8 Stage Mode (Option)

This setting specifies the stage where part pickups are to occur. The stage mode can be

set as “JOINT” or “AA”.

JOINT: Both stage 1 and 2 are used in a linked manner. This mode is used when a

single stage cannot hold all the parts.

AA: Both stage 1 and 2 are loaded with the parts to be used by the production

program, and when one stage runs out of parts, the other stage is used. This

mode reduces the machine stop time for part supply.

Recovery processing occurs in this stage change mode (AA) as described

below.

Auto recovery: If the other stage is available after the recovery count limit is

reached, the pickup operation moves to the other stage with

production continuing without a machine stop.

Error stop: Operation is stopped each time an error or a “no parts”

condition is detected.

Error pass: Operation is not stopped when an error or a “no parts”

condition is detected. Stage changes do not occur, even if

operating in the stage change mode.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, select [Maintenance A] - [Operation Settings], then display

the [Select Mode] screen.

2. Each time the [Stage Mode] button is pressed, the mode alternates between

[JOINT] and [AA]. Select the desired mode.

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

Note: The stage mode display can be turned on and off by a Proper data setting.

■ Original Stage Setting

When the stage mode is set as “AA”, the stage where parts are first picked up after

program change (original stage) must be selected. The original stage can be set as “stage

1” or “stage 2”.

Stage 1: Part pickup begins from stage 1.

Stage 2: Part pickup begins from stage 2.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, select [Maintenance A] - [Operation Settings], then display

the [Select Mode] screen.

2. Each time the [Original Stage] button is pressed, the setting alternates between

“stage 1” and “stage 2”. Select the desired stage.

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

Note: The original stage display can be turned on and off by a Proper data setting.

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2.1.9 Tape Cutter

The procedure for specifying tape cutter settings is explained below.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, select [Maintenance A] - [Operation Settings] to display the

[Operation Settings] screen.

2. Press the [Next Page] button to display the [Tape Cutter] screen.

3. Click on the area next to the “Tape Cutter” item, then make the “Use/Not Used”

selection.

4. At the “Cut Timing Setting” area, specify the cutter operation conditions. If cutter

operation is to occur when the scheduled panel production quantity is reached,

select “Production Quantity”, then specify the count value. (The setting range is 0

~ 99999. If a setting of “0” is specified, tape cutter operation will not occur.) If

cutter operation is to occur when a specified tape length is reached, select “Tape

Length”, then specify the desired length value. Cutter operation occurs when any

tape reaches this length, even if production is in progress.

Ex. If the tape length is set to 100 mm, and the tape lengths of feeders A, B, and

C on Stage1 are 100, 80, and 60 mm, then the tape cutter will cut, because

the 100 mm of tape on feeder A meets the setting. After the tape is cut, the

tape length counters are all reset to 0 mm.

[+]: Each time this key is pressed, the value increases by 50. If pressed when the

value is 1000, the value becomes 0.

[ - ]: Each time this key is pressed, the value decreases by 50. If pressed when the

value is 0, the value becomes 1000.

If a “0” value is specified, cutter operation will not occur. (Units: mm)

5. Click on the area next to the “Number of cuts” area to specify the tape cutter

operation count at which a message displays, notifying the operator to empty the

waste tape box. (Setting range is 0 ~ 99999. If “0” is specified, the message does

not display.)

6. Select the machine status action which is to occur when the tape cutter operation

count reaches the setting value.

Warning: Waste tape box warning displays, and machine operation continues.

Stop: Waste tape box warning displays, machine operation stops.

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