SIPLACE X-Series (SIPLACE X-Series S, from SC 708.1) Edition 05/2015 EN User manual - 第324页

5 Working with the machine User manual SIPLACE X-Series 5.15 Docking the component trolley in or out From software version 708 .1 Version 05/2015 324 5 Fig. 5.15 - 4 X-Series component trolley - swivel handles down (1) P…

User manual SIPLACE X-Series 5 Working with the machine

From software version 708.1 Version 05/2015 5.15 Docking the component trolley in or out

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 Carefully push the component trolley into machine as far as the stop.

 Press the button on the respective machine location until the trolley is completely docked in.

 Push the sleeve (item 1 in fig. 5.15 - 4, page 324) on both handles up and swivel the handle

down (item 2 in fig. 5.15 - 4

, page 324).

PLEASE NOTE

Cut tapes flush

If you do not cut tapes off flush at the front end of the X feeder modules, the emptied

tapes will not enter the empty tape duct.

 Cut the tapes off flush, before you dock the component trolley into place.

CAUTION

Position of placement head!

Check that the placement head is outside the range of the component trolley.

PLEASE NOTE

Docking only possible if protective cover is closed

 Close the protective covers.

5 Working with the machine User manual SIPLACE X-Series

5.15 Docking the component trolley in or out From software version 708.1 Version 05/2015

324

Fig. 5.15 - 4 X-Series component trolley - swivel handles down

(1) Push sleeve up

(2) Fold handle down

User manual SIPLACE X-Series 6 Station extensions

From software version 708.1 Version 05/2015 6.1 Nozzle changer

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6 Station extensions

For the relevant configurations and other options, refer to the individual specifications for the SI-

PLACE machines.

6.1 Nozzle changer

6.1.1 General

Nozzle changers can greatly increase the flexibility of the placement heads for processing differ-

ent types of component. If the placement program requires a nozzle change, then the placement

head automatically returns the old nozzle to the nozzle holder and picks up the new nozzle. Noz-

zles that were separated out during the vacuum check can also be quickly changed. It is signifi-

cantly more exact and faster to pick up nozzles from a nozzle changer than would be possible

manually. When placing small components, it is essential to minimize the radial eccentricity during

nozzle rotation.