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User Manual SIPLACE CA-Series 5 Setting up and Commissioning From software version SC.708.0 Edition 12/20 14 EN -DRAFT 5.5 Setting Up the Placement Machine 323 5.5.16 Integrating the Placem ent Machine into the Line Ob…
5 Setting up and Commissioning User Manual SIPLACE CA-Series
5.5 Setting Up the Placement Machine From software version SC.708.0 Edition 12/2014 EN -DRAFT
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Fig. 5.5 - 23 Fitting the main indicator lamp
(1) Main indicator lamp
(2) Hole for the main indicator lamp
(3) Hole for the locking screw
5.5.15 Fastening the Monitor
Fix the monitor into place and connect the cables.
Check the cable connections
User Manual SIPLACE CA-Series 5 Setting up and Commissioning
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5.5.16 Integrating the Placement Machine into the Line
Observe the general warnings in section 5.5.2, page 279.
For details of tools and equipment, refer to section 5.5.3, page 280.
5.5.16.1 Positioning the Fork Lift
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Fig. 5.5 - 24 Contact surfaces - Forks across the direction of PCB transport
(1) Contact surfaces for fork lift truck forks
Position the fork-lift truck at right angles to the PCB conveyor and open the forks until the con-
tact surfaces of the placement machine lie evenly on the forks (see fig. 5.5 - 24
).
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WARNING
Please note the following points before you raise the machine, in order to avoid irre-
versible damage to the machine.
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5.5.16.2 Points To Be Observed When Transporting the Placement Machine
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WARNING
Risk of damage due to excessive fork spacing!
The distance between the forks must be between 800 and 900 mm. The attachment points
for the fork-lift truck can be seen in fig. 5.2 - 4
. The outer distance between the contact
surfaces is 1,120 mm.
Increased fork spacing, which means that the machine is raised at points outside its con-
tact surface, could lead to deformation of the machine frame and cause damage to cables
and lines.
The forks may only be opened to a degree which ensures that they are still within the
contact area of the machine underside (for contact surfaces see fig. 5.2 - 3
).
WARNING
Risk of damage due to one-sided loading!
One-sided loading of the machine feet e.g. from tilting the machine, could lead to defor-
mation of the machine feet.
Make sure that the forks are evenly loaded when you lift the machine.
Use a firm support layer between the forks and the machine.
Enlist the help of a second person to watch while you lift the machine and make sure
that the machine does not tip over to one side.
WARNING
Risk of damage!
The thread for the machine feet in the machine frame could be damaged by being
dragged along the floor or from impact.
When you are transporting the machine, make sure that all the feet are clear of the
floor.