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1.Safety Guideline SYS-CP842-1.1E 16 CP-842E / CP-842ME System Reference 1.6.2 Unlocking Procedure When finished servicing the ma chine, person nel should r emove their lockout nameta gs from the padlocks. When all na me…

SYS-CP842-1.1E 1.Safety Guideline

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nametags to the padlock.

5. The lockout is complete.

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1.Safety Guideline SYS-CP842-1.1E

16 CP-842E / CP-842ME System Reference

1.6.2 Unlocking Procedure

When finished servicing the machine, personnel should remove their lockout nametags

from the padlocks. When all nametags have been removed, unlock following the procedure

below.

1. Confirm that all personnel are clear of the machine.

2. Confirm that the machine is in a safe condition. Remove the padlock from the air valve

and rotate the handle to the ON position.

3. Remove the padlock from the main switch and rotate it to the ON position.

4. This concludes the unlocking procedure.

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SYS-CP842-1.1E 2.The Machine

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2. The Machine

This part provides an overview of the structure and workings of the machine, and includes

a list of the terminology used in this manual.

2.1 Machine Overview

2.1.1 Notes Regarding CP-842E/842ME Operation

Absolute encoders are used on all servo motors on the machines. Differences with other

machine types are listed below.

The harness connectors on the servo motors should not be removed. If a harness

connector is removed it will be necessary to recalibrate Proper data.

Proper data measurement is also required at the following times.

• After replacing the motor

• After removing the cable connector from between the motor and servo amp

• If the backup battery within the servo amp is dead

Zero-setting is not required.

2.1.2 Whats New About the Machine System

This machine uses a new style of interface and embedded control system which delivers a

number of benefits to our users. At Fuji, we are calling equipment using this system, ‘PCC

machines’. PCC stands for ‘personal computer controlled’.

The most obvious difference from our older push button style machines is the touch panel

interface. The touch panel is a more intuitive, and easier to use for operators.

The machine control software is an application running on WindowsNTTM, installed on the

machine’s internal PC. This is connected to the touch panel, which now serves as the input/

output device for interaction with the operator.

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