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■ Setting Up Input and Output Media ◘ About Static Tray Input and Output

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To remove a Tray Platform:

1. Shut OFF the PSV7000 System. See Shutting Down the

PSV7000 System on page 2-7.

2. Disconnect the tray sensor—

2a. Remove two sensor bracket screws (2.5 mm).

2b. Lift the bracket up and remove the two screws securing the

sensor to the bracket (1.5 mm).

Note: Best practice is to re-attach the sensor screws to the

bracket, and the bracket to the platform so parts don’t get

lost.

3. Open the front or back access door and remove four screws from

the target Tray Platform (3 mm hex key).

Figure 2-4: Static Tray Sensor and bracket. Two bracket screws shown

(at B). Only one of the sensor screws is visible (arrow).

4. At the work surface, lift the platform up leaving the sensor lie on

the surface.

Figure 2-5: Static Tray sensors left after removing static tray mounts.

To re-install the platform, reverse the steps for removal.

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Install Reject Bin

Install a reject container for devices failing any process. Many work-

space layouts are possible. Generally, a reject bin (or box) is placed on

the front left of the workspace as shown in Figure 2-6, on top the Tape

Input media exit chute. However, a box or pad can be placed wher-

ever there is room for it as long as its location is taught in the Package

File.

Figure 2-6: Common locations for the reject tray and bin. Only one is

necessary. The reject bin that comes with the PSV7000 should be

placed as shown.

Note: On the Gantry window, the reject bin or tray is associated

with a yellow position label that reads RTr.

A tray may be used as a reject container versus a bin. Possible layouts

are shown in the above diagram.

Setting Up an Automatic Tray Feeder

The PSV7000 System can be configured with an Automatic Dual Tray

Feeder.

The Tray Feeder must be level to the Gantry and square to the

PSV7000 Machine. For general information about setting it up, see the

Tray Feeder Owner’s Manual that came with your system. Look for

the heading Installation.

Reject Tray

Reject Bin

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Figure 2-7: The Data I/O Dual Tray Feeder mounted on PSV7000.

The winAH400.ini file requires editing prior to using a Data I/O Dual

Tray Feeder if your PSV7000 Machine has not already been set up for

one at the factory. See the AH700 on-screen Help file for topic Editing

the winAH400.ini file.

Note: When your winAH400.ini file is set to run Automatic Tray

Feeders, before you can run static trays again, the file will need to

be changed back to ModelTray1=STD.

Installing the Tray Feeder

The Data I/O Dual Tray Feeder can only be installed if your PSV7000

was set up for it at the factory or by a Data I/O Service Techncian.

Requirements

• Two people to lift it

•Metric hex key set

• Key to access door

• 12 mm wrench

To install the Data I/O Dual Tray Feeder:

1. Shut OFF PSV7000 power. See Shutting Down the PSV7000 System

on page 2-7.

2. Remove the Input and Output static tray mounts, if installed.

Refer to Removing Tray Platforms on page 2-10.

3. On the right side of the machine, locate the clear rectangular

shield covering the Data I/O Dual Tray Feeder opening.

4. Remove the left screw with a 4 mm hex key and a 12 mm

wrench.

Prior to editing the

winAH400.ini file, make a

backup copy.