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1.2 X-Axis Adjustments
Procedure:
CP732E Only
1. Temporarily remove the -OT sensor dog prior to performing the X-axis
adjustments.
2. Either manually, or by means of the inching keys, move the motor until
the pulse count reads -75000 pulses.
3. Place the 155 mm spacer between the X-axis plus mechanical stopper and
the X-axis base (refer to the diagram below). At this point, tighten the
coupling bolts with 7 N.m torque.
4. Remove the spacer and push the X-axis against the plus side mechanical
stopper. Record the motor pulse count at this position.
XY-table
155 mm spacer
X-motor
CP7T31005
X-axis coupling
Chapter 1 1.2 X-Axis Adjustments
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Body
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operation is explained using text and illustrations.
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Notation Conventions Used in this Manual
The notation conventions employed in this manual are described below.
[Production] command The names of the command buttons are enclosed in brackets,
and use the verb “press”.
START button Buttons on the machine are written exactly as they appear,
and use the verb “press”.
“Production” command section The names of commands that have been grouped
together are enclosed in quotation marks.
[TAB] key Keys on the keyboard appear in brackets.
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Terminology Notice
“Production Program” In this manual the term “production program” is
used to refer to the operating instructions used by
the machine in the production of a board.
In FujiCam, Fuji’s latest host system, this data is
referred to as the “recipe”.
Despite the differences in name, the terms carry the
same meaning, and references to “production
program” may therefore be thought of as “recipe” by
FujiCam users.
“Board”, “Block” In this manual the term “board” is used to refer to
the printed circuit on which parts are placed, and the
term “block” is used for multiple identical circuits
that may exist within a board and which are split
into individual units when production is complete.
In FujiCam, Fuji’s latest host system, these terms are
referred to as “panel” and “board” respectively.
Despite the differences in name, the terms used in
this manual carry the same meaning as the
corresponding FujiCam terminology and can
therefore be freely interchanged by FujiCam users.
Purpose of This Technical Training
- Provide knowledge and practical training for recovering the machine by
troubleshooting including measurement of Proper data.
- Carry out practical training for replacing and calibrating servo motors.
- Give practical exercise on how to locate troubles and recover the machine
when the machine cannot be recovered by simple replacement of a camera,
a servo amplifier or a motor.
Person Qualified for This Training
Manufacturing line manager, factory manager or a person in equivalent position who
has already completed the Level 2 training.
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