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EUKYX 5-1 199-2100 1. Outline of "Recall" Window 1 . Ou tli ne of " Rec all " Wind ow The submenu f or the "Recal l" wi ndow is di spl ayed. Graphic Development MTN:NotRdy RCG:NotRdy "F…
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Chapter 5
Recall
This chapter describes the indication description and operation
procedure for the Device Error, Detection Error and Machine
Information, etc.
1. Outline of “Recall” Window
2. “Device Err” Window
3. “Comp Rcg Err” Window
4. “Comp Err(Sens)” Window
5. “Mach Info” Window
6. “RECOG IMAGE” Window
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1. Outline of "Recall" Window
1. Outline of "Recall" Window
The submenu for the "Recall" window is displayed.
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The "Recall" menu is provided with the following five buttons.
When a button is pressed, the corresponding window opens.
Buttons Description
Device Err When pressed, the "Device Err" window appears, enabling the operator to
check the device error logs.
Comp Rcg Err When pressed, the "Comp Rcg Err" window appears, enabling the operator
to check the logs of the component recognition errors.
Comp Err(Sens) When pressed, the "Comp Err(Sens)" window appears, enabling the operator
to check the logs of the component posture errors detected by the linear
measure sensor.
Mach Info The logs of the machine information will be displayed.
Disp. Rcg img dt When pressed, the "RECOG IMAGE" window appears.
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2. "Device Err" Window
2. "Device Err" Window
When the [Device Err] button is pressed, the "Device Err" window appears.
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[1] Detailed Display
Up to 1000 logs of device errors will be displayed.
When the number of logs exceeds "1000", the old logs are deleted in the sequential order. That is,
the logs are updated.
[2] [Clear] Button
When pressed, this button deletes the error logs.
[3] [Details] Button
When pressed, this button displays the details of the device errors.
[4] [Back] and [Next] Buttons
When the [Next] button is pressed, the next page opens. Pressing the [Back] button opens the
previous page.