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STINGER OVERVIEW Chapter Issue 4, Nov 19 Technical Reference Manual 38.1 CHAPTER 38 STINGER OVER VIEW Stinger is a glue dot dispenser module attached to the ca mera carriage. The dispensed adhesive is used to hold larger…

HERMES

TESTING THE CONNECTION

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Using a Laptop If ‘Pinging’ the network fails, a laptop computer can be attached to the printing

machine to test the network driver and card is working correctly.

NOTE

Before commencing testing, make a note of the original configurations of both

the laptop and the printer so that they can be reset on completion.

1. Connect the laptop to the DEK printer using a cross-over network cable.

2. On the laptop, change the IP Address to 195.100.100.2 with a subnet mask

of 255.255.255.0.

3. Select OK and reboot the laptop.

4. On the DEK printer, change the IP Address to 195.100.100.1 with a subnet

mask of 255.255.255.0.

5. Select OK and reboot the printer.

6. From the Windows desktop, select Start - Run and enter CMD in the box

labelled ‘Open:’.

7. Select OK.

8. Type Ping 195.100.100.2.

9. If the ping is successful, the reply displays the following information: Reply

from 195.100.100.2: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=128.

10. Disconnect the cross-over network cable and reset the printer and laptop to

their original settings.

Finding an IP

Address

If the IP Address of a printer is not known (either PC or DEK Printer) these can

be obtained by opening the Command Prompt window. At the prompt type

IPCONFIG/ALL

All addresses are listed which the item is connected to including routers and

other servers.

Handshaking Whilst all inter station communication is carried out in the background, a Pre-

condition on the Print button alerts the user if the stations are not conjoined.

STINGER

OVERVIEW

Chapter Issue 4, Nov 19 Technical Reference Manual 38.1

CHAPTER 38 STINGER

OVERVIEW

Stinger is a glue dot dispenser module attached to the camera carriage. The

dispensed adhesive is used to hold larger mass components, which may as a

result of transportation, or where under components are used, move after

placement.

After a product has been printed, Stinger dispenses adhesive in a pre-pro-

grammed pattern onto the product’s surface. A laser can be programmed to

take a measurement at various locations on the product; these measurements

are used to check that the dispense gap is maintained, even where product

warpage exists.

Operation Regulated air is supplied to the rear of the syringe, forcing an internal plunger

to compress the adhesive. The auger body fills with adhesive and the auger

valve screw (Archimedes screw) is rotated, providing a stirring motion that

‘works’ the adhesive; this action disperses any air bubbles that may be present.

N0. Description No. Description

1 Camera Carriage 4 Nozzle and Auger Valve Assembly

2 Air Input Connector 5 Laser Unit

3 10cc Syringe 6 Auger Pulley

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STINGER

OVERVIEW

Figure 38-1 Exploded View of the Dispense Mechanism

The unit can be programmed to purge the contents of the syringe, ensuring

consistency, prior to a production run. Externally, a consumable level sensor

detects the level of the adhesive in the syringe and warns the operator when

the level is low. A laser can be programmed to take height readings across the

top surface of the product; the information gained, is used to adjust the dispense

height, thereby increasing the consistency during the dispense cycle.

For detailed set up and operation procedures refer to manual, Stinger, a guide

to adhesive dot dispensing - Part Number 88198825-01.

Auger Valve Screw

Auger Body

Syringe Head

Tip