ADT 7900 Uno Dicing Series Operating instructions

P/N 97910-9000-001-01
April 2014
Your Resource for Advanced Dicing Solutions
ADT 7900 Uno
Dicing Series
Site Preparation and
Installation Supplement

Advanced Dicing Technologies Ltd.
www.adt-dicing.com
5 Hamada St., Hi-Tech Park (South), P.O.Box 87, Yokneam 20692, Israel
Tel.: [phone], Fax: [phone]
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SAFETY FIRST
ADT believes that the safety of personnel working with and around our
Systems is the most important consideration. Please read all safety
information below and in the Operations and Maintenance Manuals before
attempting to operate the System or perform any maintenance function.
Warnings
1. Obey and follow all warnings and cautions given in manuals.
2. Comply with all approved and established precautions for operating
electrical and mechanical equipment.
3. All maintenance tasks should be performed only by trained,
authorized personnel.
4. Verify that all the power, air and water facilities are turned off before
beginning any maintenance procedure, replacement, or repair of parts
(including insertion or removal of connectors or boards).
Danger - Electrical Shock Hazard: High voltage is present at
points throughout the System. Contact with high voltage can
result in injury or death. Before opening the lower bench doors or
attempting any maintenance task, ensure that there is no voltage
present in the system:
Power down the System.
Disconnect the AC power cord plug from the wall outlet and
wait ten minutes for any remaining current to dissipate.
Danger - Moving Parts Hazard:
Some components (e.g. Spindles and Blades) rotate at high
speeds and can cause injury even after power has been turned
off. Do not touch either the Spindle or the Blade while they
are still in motion. Wait until the rotation stops completely
before working on or near moving parts. Do not operate the
System with any of the covers open.
Beware of loose clothing, jewelry and other loose or dangling
items which might get caught in moving or rotating parts.
Danger - Bodily Injury Hazard: Be careful not to drop any of the
Covers while opening or closing them. Let go only once they are
completely opened or closed. Failure to do so could cause bodily
injury or damage to the Covers.
Danger - High Pressure Water and Air Hazards: Observe standard
operating procedures to avoid contact with High Pressure Water
and Air, which can present hazards, especially to eyes.
Danger –Excessive Hot Parts: Do not touch the solenoid valves
inside the system. Some solenoid valves may reach high
temperatures and direct contact can cause burns.

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Safety Features
Our Systems are equipped with the following safety features. Look at
them and get to know them.
EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON: Pressing the red EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON
stops ALL activities in the System.
CIRCUIT BREAKER SWITCH: Use the CIRCUIT BREAKER SWITCH
immediately if it becomes necessary to cut off power to the System
GROUNDING CABLES: Grounding cables are attached to the inside of
each system panel and should be disconnected when the system panel
is removed. The grounding cables must be reconnected after replacing
the system panel.
ESD: An ESD (Electrostatic Discharge Device) should be worn when
handling the grounding cables.
INTERLOCKS: Covers of moving and/or rotating parts are equipped with
safety interlocks and sensors.
Avoid operating the system with open covers.
Spindle Interlock (Cut Cover):
The Spindle Interlock prevents injury to the User by:
Preventing the Cut Cover from opening while the Spindle
is rotating.
Preventing Axes X and Y from being moved, while the Cut
Cover is open.
Stopping Axes X and Y, if the Cut Cover is opened while
the Axis is moving.
Any attempt to move Axes X and Y, while the Cut Cover is open
results in an error message.
The Spindle Interlock is always engaged while the Dicer is
initializing, and when initialization is completed.
During the Blade Change procedure, the Spindle Interlock
automatically disengages when the Spindle is turned off by the
System. At the end of the procedure, the Software reminds the
User to close the cover before clicking Finish. The Spindle
Interlock then re-engages automatically to protect the User while
the Dicer initializes.
Note: Once the Blade Change button is pressed, the Spindle Interlock is
unlocked and cover can be opened. The user has 20 seconds to open the
cover. If the cover has not been opened within 20 seconds, the interlock locks
back and can be either opened using the Model 7900 software or bypassed by
means of a key.
The Spindle Interlock can be locked and unlocked from the Dicer
screen in the Setup & Diagnostics workbook. Access rights to this
function can be restricted.

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Reference Documents
ADT Model 7900 Uno Semi-Automatic Dicing System
Operations Manual, 97910-9002-000-XX.
ADT Model 7900 Uno Semi-Automatic Dicing System
Maintenance Manual, 97910-9005-000-XX.
ADT 7900 Uno Dicing Series Schematics and Illustrated Parts
Book, 97910-9003-000-XX.

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CONVENTIONS
This section explains basic symbols and conventions used in this Manual.
Symbols
The following symbols have been inserted on the left hand side of the text
in order to make it easier for the User to perform procedures:
Symbol
Description
Note: Information given in a note describes how the Model
7900 functions or provides a tip on how best to use it.
Caution: Information given in a message labeled caution
refers to the safe operation of the Model 7900 and provides
warnings where the possibility for loss of data or damage to
the equipment exists.
Danger: Information given in a message labeled danger
warns of possible hazard to personnel and extreme hazard to
the Model 7900.
A wrench indicates that a procedure deals with hardware and
requires physical User intervention.
Screen Navigation
The convention below is an example of how to follow the shortened
instruction form for navigating to menu options.
Convention
Description
From the Manual menu, select
Manual >Dicer > Vision >
Manual Alignment
Click the Manual menu and select the
Dicer submenu, followed by the Vision
option within the Dicer submenu,
followed by the Manual Alignment sub-
option within the Vision option.
The convention below is an example of how to follow the shortened
instruction form for navigating the Setup & Diagnostics tree and the
Calibration tree in the Workbook workspace.
Convention
Description
From the Setup & Diagnostics
tree, select Saw > Dicer > Axes
> Front Y
From the Setup & Diagnostics tree,
select the sawbranch and within the
saw branch, select the Dicer branch
and within the Dicer branch, select the
Axes branch and within the Axes
branch, select Front Y.

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Abbreviations and Acronyms
AAmpere
BBD Broken Blade Detector
cf/m Cubic Feet per minute
cm/h Cubic Meters per hour
gf Grams of force
GUI Graphical User Interface
Hz Hertz (frequency)
HTS High Torque Spindle
in. Inch
in. Hg Inch of Mercury (vacuum pressure unit)
kgf*cm Kilograms of force multiplied by lever length, in centimeters
(torque unit)
mil 0.001 inch
mm Millimeter
MPU Main Power Unit
ms Millisecond
NCHD Non-Contact Height Device
psi Pounds per Square Inch
scfm Standard Cubic Feet per Minute (gas flow unit)
VVolts
VAC Volts of Alternating Current
VDC Volts of Direct Current

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Installing the System_________________________ 1
2. Specifying System Elements __________________ 2
2.1 Workpieces _______________________________________________ 2
2.2 Blades____________________________________________________ 2
2.3 Broken Blade Detector (Optional) _____________________________ 2
2.4 Spindle ___________________________________________________ 3
2.5 X-Axis (Feed) ______________________________________________ 3
2.6 Y Axis (Indexing) ___________________________________________ 3
2.7 Z Axis (Cut Depth)__________________________________________ 4
2.8 Theta-Axis (Rotational)______________________________________ 4
2.9 Vision System _____________________________________________ 4
2.10 Display ___________________________________________________ 4
3. Preparing the Site ___________________________ 5
3.1 Environmental Requirements_________________________________ 5
3.2 Electricity Supply __________________________________________ 5
3.2.1 Electric Supply Specification ___________________________________ 5
3.3 Water ____________________________________________________ 6
3.3.1 Water Composition Requirements (Maximum Values) _______________ 6
3.3.2 Cutting Water Supply (De-ionized Water) _________________________ 6
3.3.3 Spindle Cooling Water Supply__________________________________ 7
3.4 Drain and Exhaust__________________________________________ 7
3.4.1 Water Drain________________________________________________ 7
3.4.2 Mist Exhaust _______________________________________________ 8
3.5 Pneumatics _______________________________________________ 8
3.6 Site Dimensions____________________________________________ 8
3.6.1 System Dimensions__________________________________________ 9
3.6.2 Center of Gravity ____________________________________________ 9
3.6.3 Installation Site _____________________________________________ 9
4. Performing System Installation _______________ 10
4.1 Receiving the System ______________________________________ 11
4.2 Initial Inspection __________________________________________ 11
4.3 Unpacking the System _____________________________________ 12
4.3.1 Uncrating the System _______________________________________ 13
4.3.2 Releasing All Moveable Parts and Unsealing the System____________ 15

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4.4 Parts and Accessories Shipped with the System________________ 19
4.5 Positioning the System on your Production Floor_______________ 21
4.6 Securing the System to the Production Floor___________________ 23
4.7 Connecting Utilities to the System ___________________________ 23
4.8 Connecting the Main Power Cord to the Power Supply___________ 25
4.9 Setting Date and Time Properties ____________________________ 25
4.10 Installing the Chuck _______________________________________ 25
4.10.1 General Precautions ________________________________________ 25
4.10.2 Securing the Cutting Chuck to the Theta Table____________________ 26
4.10.3 Testing Chuck Flatness______________________________________ 27
4.11 Installing the Blades _______________________________________ 29
4.11.1 Performing Chuck to Non-Chuck Delta Measurement_______________ 31
4.11.2 Performing a Cut Test _______________________________________ 31

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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. Workpiece Maximum Measurements ___________________________________ 2
Table 2. Blade Settings_____________________________________________________ 2
Table 3. Spindle Specifications_______________________________________________ 3
Table 4. X Axis Details _____________________________________________________ 3
Table 5. Y Axis Details _____________________________________________________ 3
Table 6. Z Axis Details _____________________________________________________ 4
Table 7. Theta Axis Details__________________________________________________ 4
Table 8. Environmental Requirements _________________________________________ 5
Table 9. Electric Supply Specifications_________________________________________ 5
Table 10. External Circuit Breaker ____________________________________________ 6
Table 11. General Water Composition Requirements _____________________________ 6
Table 12. Cutting Water Supply ______________________________________________ 6
Table 13. Spindle Cooling Water Supply _______________________________________ 7
Table 14. Water Drain______________________________________________________ 7
Table 15. Mist Exhaust _____________________________________________________ 8
Table 16. Pneumatics______________________________________________________ 8
Table 17. System Dimensions _______________________________________________ 9
Table 18. Model 7900 Weight Distribution ______________________________________ 9
Table 19. Installation Site ___________________________________________________ 9
Table 20. Standard System Accessories ______________________________________ 19
Table 21. 2" System Accessories ____________________________________________ 20
Table 22. Documentation Items Shipped with Model 7900_________________________ 20
Table 23. Locating Taped System Parts_______________________________________ 22
Table 24. Removing Jigs __________________________________________________ 22
Table 25. System Utility Connections_________________________________________ 24