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Symbols for Specific Models & Options
The following symbols appear in the side bar next to paragraphs or
procedural steps that are limited to a specific model or piece of
optional equipment. If the symbol is next to a heading, the entire con-
tent under that heading is limited to the equipment indicated.
. . . adjacent information is limited to this optional
equipment:
3D Lead Inspection System
Only Tape Output Systems
Data I/O Auto-Tray Feeder
Fiber Laser Marking System.
Vibratory Tube Feeder System
This symbol
means . . .
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Precautions for Safe Operation
PSV7000 has many safety features designed to make the system safe
and efficient to operate. The system can be dangerous if the safety
precautions and features are ignored.
Precaution List
To avoid possible personal injury or damage to the equipment,
observe the following practices:
General Precautions
Do not use the PSV7000 System for any purpose other than its
intended use.
Personal injury could be caused from high leakage electrical
current from the main power cable. An Earth (ground) connec-
tion is essential before connecting power.
Do not operate the system if the safety doors and shields are not
in their normal operating positions.
Do not operate the system when any of the cabinet panels (sheet
metal) are removed.
Do not operate the PSV7000 System unless you have been thor-
oughly trained and have read and understand the instructions
in this manual (or the Operator’s Manual), particularly those
that describe the system’s safety features (Safety Systems on page
1-4).
Do not disable or attempt to defeat any of the safety features of
this system. Serious personal injury and equipment damage can
occur if any safety systems are disabled. If you suspect that a
safety feature of the system is damaged or malfunctioning, stop
using the PSV7000 immediately and contact your local Data I/O
Support representative.
Do not place any part of your body near moving machine parts.
If manually moving the gantry or PNP head, only push or pull
on the triangular bracket on the left side of the head and only
after the AH700 Application is closed.
Repair Precautions
Only qualified personnel trained by Data I/O should install,
maintain, repair, or troubleshoot the PSV7000 Systems.
Do not operate a system while servicing, replacing, or adjusting
any component unless directed to do so in this manual. Make
sure that the system is properly shut down before servicing,
replacing components, or adjusting components.
Disconnect the external air before servicing pneumatic parts.
WARNING:
Pinch hazard.
The E-Stop
does not turn
off air. Socket
Actuators can
still move
down when
an E-Stop is
pushed— and
even when
Safety doors,
are open.
Use caution.
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Optional Media and Equipment Precautions
Use extra caution when using the Tape Input module (feeder)
or the Tape Output module options. The PSV7000 safety doors
do not fully enclose them. It is possible that hands, hair, or loose
clothing could get caught or pinched in these mechanisms.
Read and heed the laser vacuum filter disposal requirements
described later in this section (Laser Safety on page 1-20). Always
dispose of any other hazardous or residual by-products of the
production process in accordance with governing laws and reg-
ulations.
Jump Right In
Thanks for reading about the safety symbols, notes, and icons. If your
PSV7000 System is already set up and you want to skip ahead:
Be safe —see Safety Systems on page 1-4
Where’s the _____? —see Machine Components on page 1-10
How to run a job —see the separate PSV7000 Operator’s Man-
ual.
What if it stops? —see Troubleshooting on page 4-44
What info is needed when I request service? -see next page.