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User Manual - Productivity Lift Soko 00166631-01 / 12031477 6 Set-up mode Software version V 43.140 Edition April 2006 6.3 Machine type 67 6.3 Machine type Here, the type of system is de termined, wh ich correspo nds to …

6 Set-up mode User Manual - Productivity Lift Soko 00166631-01 / 12031477

6.1 Identity number Software version V 43.140 Edition April 2006

6.1 Identity number

This selection can be used to assign an identification number to the following set of parameters.

When starting the system, only the corresponding PCB number need be called up, and the system

sets the stored parameters automatically. The number consists of two assignment digits and one

eight-digit identification. The assignment digits can be used to call up the parameter set when

starting the system. The eight-digit identification can be changed at random and only serves the

input of user-specific identification numbers. Each number has only one numerical entry.

Fig. 6 - 2 Identity number

6.2 Width board

This menu item is only active if the settings „automatic” or „only at start” were selected in the chap-

ter „Width adjusting”.

The value to be entered here can be used to prescribe the transport width of the system numeri-

cally as an absolute value. After starting the automatic operating mode, and after each width ad-

justment reference run, the width prescribed here is automatically reset.

The unit of value is [0.1 mm] in a setting range of 500 to maximum width (corresponds to 50 mm

to maximum width).

Fig. 6 - 3 Width board

ALT

Enter

Start

Stop

Ident number

01 00000001

ALT

Enter

Start

Stop

Width board

4600

User Manual - Productivity Lift Soko 00166631-01 / 12031477 6 Set-up mode

Software version V 43.140 Edition April 2006 6.3 Machine type

6.3 Machine type

Here, the type of system is determined, which corresponds to the position and mode of operation

of the device thus required in the production line.

The following types of machine are defined for the „Productivity Lift”:

Input module : If the lift is at the beginning of the Siplace assembly line, this setting must be

selected in machine type. The input module can only transfer printed circuit

boards on transport track 1 and 2. Priority is given to attempting to then trans-

fer the PCBs to the placement machine. If this is not possible, the unassem-

bled PCBs are forwarded essentially to track 3 and 4 on the lower level and

then transported for the time being to the next lift (intermediate module) or

the placement machine.

Cluster module : The intermediate module is located after the input module and is defined as

the intermediate module as long as the subsequent placement machines are

of the same type. The intermediate module accepts assembled PCBs from

inlet 1 and 2 and transfers them further to outlet 3 and 4. It accepts unassem-

bled PCBs from inlet 3 and 4 attempts to deposit them at the following place-

ment machine

Allocation of the inlets and outlets to each other:

take-over inlet track 1 and 2 → hand-over outlet track 3 and 4

take-over inlet track 3 and 4 → hand-over outlet track 1 and 2

Cross module : The setting „cross module” must always be selected if the type of placement

machine changes in the line. The cross module handles all incoming PCBs

as if they are unassembled. In this way, the PCBs arriving on tracks 1, 3 are

presented to the placement machine for processing. If the following place-

ment machine is of the same type, PCBs can also be transferred on track 3

at the cross module if the current placement machine is occupied. If the cross

module is the last lift before the final module, no PCBs may be transferred on

track 3. Similarly, no PCBs may be accepted from the last intermediate mod-

ule before this cross module.

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6.4 Run mode Software version V 43.140 Edition April 2006

Output module : The final module is defined as the last lift in the direction of transit, after the

Siplace systems. Essentially, the final module has no lower belt. If the lift is

implemented as the final module, the above mentioned system types can not

be selected. The PCBs are transferred from tracks 1, 2. The printed circuit

boards can only be delivered at the final module via outlet tracks 1 and 2. No

PCBs can be transferred from track 3 and 4 or transported further on this

tracks.

Fig. 6 - 4 Machine type

6.4 Run mode

This function is used to select the operation modes „Pass through“ or „Bypass“.

The operation modes are defined as follows:

6.4.1 Pass through

Incoming PCBs are transferred continuously to the next free machine. This is the normally run

mode

Fig. 6 - 5 Run mode - pass through

ALT

Enter

Start

Stop

Machine type

Input module

ALT

Enter

Hand

Start

Stop

Run mode

Pass through