Hettich AvanFit 400 Product guide

Art. no. 9 257 300
Betriebs- und Montageanleitung AvanFit 400 de
Operating and Assembly Instructions AvanFit 400 en
Instructions de service et de montage AvanFit 400 fr
Instrucciones de servicio y montaje AvanFit 400 es
Instruções de operação e montagem AvanFit 400 pt
Istruzioni per il montaggio e l’uso AvanFit 400 it
Gebruiks- en montagehandleiding AvanFit 400 nl
Drifts- og samlevejledning AvanFit 400 dk
İşletim ve Montaj Kılavuzu AvanFit 400 tr
Руководство по монтажу и эксплуатации AvanFit 400 ru
Instrukcja obsługi i montażu AvanFit 400 pl
Bruks- og monteringsanvisning AvanFit 400 no
Bruks- och monteringsanvisning AvanFit 400 sv
Provozní návod AvanFit 400 cz
Návod na obsluhu AvanFit 400 sk

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Translation of the original German language operating
instructions for the AvanFit YOU 400 drawer assembly jig
Manufacturer: Hettich Maschinentechnik GmbH & Co. KG
Vahrenkampstr. 12-16
32278 Kirchlengern
Eective: 2020-08-20 / 00
Foreword
Customer Service
Paul Hettich GmbH & Co. KG
Vahrenkampstr. 12-16
D-32278 Kirchlengern
Phone: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:
Hettich Maschinentechnik GmbH & Co. KG
©2020 von Hettich Maschinentechnik GmbH & Co. KG
Copyright to the operating instructions
The copyright to these operating instructions remains with
Hettich Maschinentechnik GmbH & Co. KG.
These operating instructions are intended for the operating
personnel. They contain regulations and drawings of a technical
nature that must not be duplicated either in whole or in part,
distributed, used without permission for advertising purposes or
communicated to others.
Warning
Read these operating instructions carefully in
order to obtain a thorough understanding of the
machine and how to install and maintain it.
Operate the machine in the proper manner as
described in these instructions so as to avoid
injury and damage to the machine.
Keep these operating instructions to hand and
consult them if you are in any doubt as to
carrying out any particular procedure.
The operating instructions are a separate part of
the overall documentation, in the same way as
the replacement parts lists and documentations
from sub-suppliers. The overall documentation
must be made available to operating, cleaning
and servicing personnel.
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8.1 Prerequisites for operating the machine 30
8.2 Operating mode 30
8.3 Switching machine ON 30
8.4 Sequence of movements 31
8.5 Switching machine OFF 34
8.6 Course of action in the event of an emergency 34
9. Setting up 35
10. Troubleshooting 36
10.1 Malfunctions and fault finding 36
10.2 Troubleshooting 36
10.3 Malfunction light flashing after switching ON 36
10.4 Malfunction light flashing 37
11. Servicing and maintenance 38
11.1 Check labelling and warning signs 40
11.2 Checking safety guards 40
11.3 Inspection schedule 41
12. Cleaning 42
13. Taking out of service 43
14. Disposal 44
15. Replacement and expendable parts 45
Contents
Foreword 2
Contents 3
1. Introduction 4
1.1 Rating plate 4
1.2 Information for the owner 5
1.3 Information on signs, symbols and markings 5
2. General 6
2.1 Intended use 6
2.2 Foreseeable incorrect use 6
2.3 Description of the machine 7
2.4 Liability 7
3. Safety 8
3.1 Residual risk 8
3.2 Safety rules for servicing work 10
3.3 Noise 11
3.4 Oils, greases and other chemical substances 11
3.5 Training and instruction 11
3.6 Personal protective equipment 11
3.7 Personnel qualifications 12
4. Description of the machine 13
4.1 Technical specifications 13
4.2 Safety guards on the machine 13
4.2.1 Emergency stop button 14
4.2.2 Mechanical safety guards 14
4.3 Machine controls 15
4.3.1 Main switch and set up switch 15
4.3.2 Further controls 16
4.4 Labelling on the machine 16
4.5 Workplace description 16
4.6 Infeed and removal stations 17
5. Software 18
5.1 SIMATIC mobile operator panel 18
5.2 SIMATIC operator panel 18
5.2.1 Interface basics 18
5.2.2 "Main Menu" user interface 20
5.2.3 "Service" user interface 21
5.2.4 "Service – CPU Diagnostics" user interface 21
5.2.5 "Servo" user interface 22
5.2.6 "Malfunction screen" user interface 24
6. Transportation and installation 25
6.1 Transportation 25
6.2 Installation and setting up 26
7. Starting up for the first time 27
7.1.1 Checking for proper working order without material 28
7.1.2 Checking for proper working order with material 29
7.1.3 Panels in undefined position 29
8. Operation 30
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1.1 Rating plate
The rating plate shows the following information:
Manufacturer
Address
Type designation, machine numbers
System number
Year of manufacture
Technical specifications (e.g. nominal pressure)
State all of the above details when requesting technical
information and ordering replacement parts.
Reproduction either in whole or in part only with the consent of
Hettich Maschinentechnik GmbH & Co. KG.
These operating instructions are intended to make it easier
for you to become familiarised with the machine and use its
capabilities in the proper manner.
The operating instructions contain important information on
operating the machine in a safe, proper and cost eective
manner. Following them will help to avoid hazards, repair costs
and down times, enhance reliability and prolong service life.
Existing national regulations on preventing accidents and on
protecting the environment are also applicable.
The owner should make sure that every person working with or
on the machine reads and applies these operating instructions.
The operating instructions must be kept in a known and easily
accessible place and must be consulted even in the event of the
slightest doubt.
The machine will only be assembled and installed by persons
instructed to do so by Paul Hettich GmbH & Co. KG. This also
applies in particular to starting it up for the first time.
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1.3 Information on signs, symbols and markings
The types of information, their signal words and symbols are
structured as follows in the operating instructions:
1.2 Information for the owner
Please be careful to observe
• the contents of these operating instructions,
• the accident prevention regulations which are in eect in
the country of use or at the place of application,
• the acknowledged technical rules on working in compliance
with proper practices and safety standards.
Replacement parts used must meet the technical requirements
defined by Hettich Maschinentechnik GmbH & Co. KG. The tech-
nical requirements are always met when using genuine replace-
ment parts from the applicable replacement parts list.
Without the consent of Paul Hettich GmbH & Co. KG, the machi-
ne owner must not make any additions, alterations or modifica-
tions to the machine.
Only deploy trained or instructed personnel.
Define personnel responsibilities with regard to operating, servi-
cing and repair.
Please also note that under the code of practice in electrical
engineering only the following persons are allowed to work on
electrical components:
• qualified electricians
• persons instructed under the direction and supervision of a
qualified electrician
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Danger
This danger note draws attention to an immedi-
ately dangerous situation that will lead to death
or serious injuries if the safety measures are not
followed.
Warning
This danger note draws attention to a potenti-
ally dangerous situation that may lead to death
or serious injuries if the safety measures are not
followed.
Caution
This danger note draws attention to a potenti-
ally dangerous situation that may lead
to minor or slight injuries if the safety measures
are not followed
Note
This advice draws attention to potential damage
to property or to a process of particular inte-
rest / importance that may occur if the safety
measures are not followed.
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2. General
2.2 Foreseeable incorrect use
Warning
Hazards may occur if the system is used incor-
rectly!
The following situations in particular are deemed
to be foreseeable hazardous situations:
• Persons could manipulate the safeguards.
• Persons possibly removing separating pro-
tective guards and then putting the machine
into operation.
• Maintenance personnel can work on pressu-
rised parts in spite of them not having been
depressurised first.
• Service personnel possibly leaving tools
inside the machine and returning it to ope-
ration after completing servicing work.
• Service personnel possibly working on the
machine (e.g. troubleshooting, servicing)
despite the machine being in operation.
2.1 Intended use
AvanFit YOU 400 is only used for automatically assembling Avan-
Tech YOU drawers.
All system related sizes can be processed between the largest and
smallest dimension! The dimensions specified are key dimensions
which can be set using fixed stops.
Width is adjusted on the control panel.
Operating modes: manual and automatic operation
Personnel required: 1 operator
The machine is a single person workstation and must be operated
by one person only.
Any other use is deemed to be improper and non-intended
use. The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage
possibly occurring from any improper use. The manufacturer
bears no product liability. The risk is borne solely by the user.
Warning
The machine must only be used for its intended
purpose and be in a perfectly safe condition.
Operating safety is only guaranteed if the machi-
ne is used for its intended purpose!
Note
From the aspect of organisation, define in
writing which persons are authorised to select
operating modes and use the various operating
modes.
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Space required for the machine
The space required by the drawer assembly jig is largely
governed by the dimensions of the machine frame.
Machine life
The machine's life will depend on whether or not it is used for its
intended purpose, on adherence to regular servicing intervals and
on the regular replacement of expendable parts.
2.4 Liability
Our liability is restricted to damage caused by improper use. We
shall not be liable for safety defects not yet identifiable on the
basis of the current state of the art.
Furthermore we are not liable for:
• violations against any safety advice for operating personnel
• violations against advice on particular hazards
• unauthorised modifications and alterations
• use of replacement and expendable parts or auxiliary materi-
als other than those approved by the manufacturer
Manipulation:
Manipulation of end position sensors inevitably leads to loss of
machine functionality. In particular, relocating the end position
sensors on the positioning cylinders must be viewed critically; for
this reason, these sensors are provided with a guard protecting
them from manipulation.
Note
The two hand pushbutton elements must be
checked and, if necessary, replaced after approx.
8 years (based on 255 working days of 16 hour
each, cycle 60s = 4080/ha).
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2.3 Description of the machine
AvanFit YOU 400 is only used for automatically assembling Avan-
Tech YOU drawers.
All system related sizes can be processed between the largest and
smallest dimension!
The dimensions specified are key dimensions which can be set
using fixed stops.
Width is adjusted on the control panel.
Dimensions:
Length: 2,430 mm
Width: 1,180 mm
Height: 1,800 mm
Fig. 1: AvanFit YOU 400 drawer assembly jig
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3.1 Residual risk
General safety rules
• Only operate the machine if it is in proper working order.
• Only operate the machine if you are part of the personnel
authorised to do so.
• Only carry out work requiring specialised knowledge (e.g.
electrical, pneumatic system) if you have been specifically
trained to do so.
• Do not modify any of the safety guards (e.g. remove or disa-
ble the "emergency stop facility").
• Check all safety guards every day before starting work and
repair them if necessary.
• Start reinstalling the safety guards as soon as possible after
removing them (e.g. after making a repair).
Note
Handling the machine involves residual hazards
that could not be eliminated by design measures.
The following prohibited activities and situations
are associated with residual risks:
• Persons taking covers and safety guards out
of operation.
• Persons preventing unobstructed access to
the machine's control.
• Persons operating the machine after chan-
ges occur that adversely aect safety.
• Persons straining overload guards beyond
permissible overload limit.
• Persons manipulating or by passing safety
guards.
• Persons not using safety guards and protec-
tive equipment for normal operation.
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3. Safety
The machine reflects the state of the art and is built in ac-
cordance with recognised safety regulations.
Hazard zones are made safe in compliance with the regulations.
The machine may present hazards if it is used by untrained per-
sonnel improperly or not for the intended purpose.
Any failure to avoid dangers may result in damage to property
and injury to life and limb.
Operating personnel must do the following:
• Check the machine for changes or malfunctions
• Report malfunctions to the safety ocer responsible
• Shut the machine down whenever necessary
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Caution
Pressure escaping from the compressed air sys-
tem presents a risk of injury!
The components of the compressed air system
are under high pressure.
Regularly check all compressed air lines, hoses
and screw connections for leaks and externally
visible damage.
Immediately rectify any damage that is detected.
Removing or modifying safety guards present a risk of injury!
1. Switch o the main switch before removing, opening safety
guards or before carrying out maintenance and cleaning
work on them.
2. Prevent main switch from switching back on again.
3. Check to make sure that the machine is idle.
Immediately rectify malfunctions impairing work safety.
Warning
There is a risk of injury if the machine starts up
automatically!
1. Dissipate residual energy before commenci-
ng work on the machine.
2. Prevent machine from switching back on
again.
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Caution
Hot surfaces / objects present a risk of injury!
The surface of electric motors, for example, can
reach a temperature of over 60 °C.
Wear hand protection when working on hot
components.
Do not touch any hot surfaces to prevent burns.
Do not attach any temperature sensitive parts to
the surface or place any temperature sensitive
parts on the surface.
Warning
Keep the work areas free from soiling, residues of
operating consumables and auxiliary materials as
well as any objects that may be left lying around.
Keep the workplace, in particular all handles,
steps, railings, platforms, staging and ladders,
free of soiling.
Carefully store away all replacement parts and
tools.
Dispose of residual operating consumables and
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3. Safety
3.2 Safety rules for servicing work
Before carrying out maintenance work on the machine, you must
disconnect it from the power supply. For this reason, always heed
the following 5 safety rules before commencing work on electri-
cal machines:
1. Disconnect machine from the power supply.
2. Prevent the machine from switching back on again.
3. Make sure machine is disconnected from the power supply.
4. Earth and short circuit.
5. Cover or make inaccessible adjacent live parts.
Attach a sign forbidding anyone from switching the machine on
(see below).
Switch o / dissipate energy sources:
For safety regulations applicable to third party devices, refer to
the documentation from the third party manufacturers (operating
instructions for bought in units).
Do not switch on!
Work is in progress!
Date __________
Sign must only
be removed by
________________
Warning
Risk of injury from escaping residual energy!
After switching the machine o, any residual
energy may still be present that could escape
(e.g. in pressure tanks).
Dissipate residual or stored energy before
qualified personnel commence work on or in the
machine.
Electrical energy:
1. Switch o electrical energy via the main switch on electrical
cabinet.
2. Use a lock to prevent main switch from switching back on
again.
3. Attach a sign indicating that servicing work is being carried
out on the machine.
Fig. 2: Main switch on switch cabinet
Pneumatic energy:
1. Switch o pneumatic energy via the machine's supply con-
nection.
2. Depressurise machine components.
3. Dissipate any stored energy.
Fig. 3: Pneumatics servicing unit
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3. Safety
3.3 Noise
The A weighted equivalent continuous sound level at the place
where work is performed with this machine is 75 dB (A).
3.4 Oils, greases and other chemical substances
When handling oils, greases and other chemical substances, you
must observe the applicable regulations and safety data sheets
from the manufacturers.
Observe all regulations in relation to storing, handling, using and
disposing of substances.
When working with caustic substances, you must wear protective
equipment made of a suitable material (e.g. safety goggles, hand
protection, protective clothing).
In the event of contact with the eyes or skin, the area aected
must be rinsed straight away with copious quantities of water.
Appropriate facilities (eye wash bottle, wash basin, shower) must
be provided near the work area.
Warning
Risk of injury from elevated sound pressure!
Local conditions may produce elevated sound
pressure and cause noise induced hearing loss!
Wear ear protectors while performing any work
in areas exposed to noise levels of over 80 dB (A).
Also protect yourself in the form of other measu-
res and additional protective equipment.
3.5 Training and instruction
As owner, you must inform and instruct the operating personnel
in respect of applicable legal and accident prevention regulations
as well as the safety guards fitted.
As owner, also bear in mind the varying specialised qualifications
of your sta.
3.6 Personal protective equipment
Before commencing relevant activities, the owner must at least
provide the following personal protective equipment (PPE) for
operating personnel:
Safety shoes
Eye protection (if required)
Hand protection (if required)
Augment personal protective equipment for other activities (e.g.
maintenance, servicing and repair) as required.
Augmenting protective equipment (PPE) includes the addition of
ear protection, safety helmet, safety goggles and hand protection.
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3.7 Personnel qualifications
The following table shows specific groups of persons as well as
the activities which these groups of persons are allowed to per-
form on the machine.
Instructed operating personnel
Instructed operating personnel are individuals who, by virtue
of their knowledge and practical experience, are suitable and
qualified to perform the requisite activities in a safe and reliable
manner. In addition, these individuals are familiar with the neces-
sary instructions. To a limited extent, they can carry out activities
requiring specialist knowledge.
Skilled persons
Skilled persons are individuals who have received specialist
training and / or have experience in a specific field. They are able
to identify risks that are involved in using the machine and can
avoid hazards.
Specially trained personnel
Specially trained personnel are individuals who have been trained
for specific activities and are qualified to carry out such activities.
Specially trai-
ned personnel
Instructed
operating
personnel
Skilled person
Transportation - -
Start-up -
Fault finding /
troubleshooting
and repair
Setting up /
setting -
Operation -
Servicing - -
Disposal /
recycling - -
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4.1 Technical specifications
Designation: Drawer assembly jig
AvanFit YOU 400
Mechanical system no.: M809___ (see rating plate)
Year of manufacture:
Site of installation:
Machine dimensions: Length: 2,430 mm
Width: 1,180 mm
Height: 1,800 mm
Weight: 780 kg
Power supply: 3~230 / 400 V 50 Hz
Max. fuse protection: 16 A
Nominal pressure: 6 bar
Connection: G 1/4
Temperature: 18 °C to 40 °C
Humidity: 30 % to 70 %
Compressed air: OIL FREE
Max. noise level: 75 dB (A)
Energy requirement of the machine / machine:
Electrical: 0.5 KW
Pneumatic: 0.02 Nm3/h per cycle
Note
Refer to the technical specifications in the
documentation provided by the various manu-
facturers.
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4.2 Safety guards on the machine
The machine is fitted with the following safety guards:
• Emergency stop button
• Mechanical guards
Note
Check all safety guards at least once before the
start of each shift to make sure that they are
fitted and undamaged (visual inspection).
Also check all emergency stop buttons and other
safety guards for proper working order at least
once a year.
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Warning
Risk of injury!
Never remove safety devices or render them inef-
fective by making changes to the machine!
Malfunctions presenting a safety risk must be
rectified without delay!
Before removing or opening safety guards or
before performing servicing and cleaning work,
all machine movements must have come to a
standstill and the main switch must be switched
o and prevented from being switched back on
again.
Any machine movements caused by natural gra-
vity must be ruled out by mechanical guards!
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4. Description of the machine
4.2.1 Emergency stop button
The machine has an emergency stop button. On activating an
emergency stop by means of the emergency stop button, ha-
zardous energy (electrical, pneumatic) is immediately shut o,
taking the machine into a safe state.
To restart the machine, the emergency stop must first be unlo-
cked and acknowledged by pressing the illuminated "Control ON"
pushbutton.
Fig. 4: Emergency stop button
4.2.2 Mechanical protective guards
The machine is fitted with mechanical guards to protect sta
working with it.
Fig. 5: Mechanical guards
Only authorised personnel with clear work instructions are allo-
wed to enter the hazard zone.
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4. Description of the machine
4.3 Machine controls
The machine has several operating controls that are used for
controlling and monitoring.
Fig. 6: Controls and two hand switch
1 / 5 = Pushbutton for two hand switching
2 = Control ON
3 = Emergency stop button
4 = Control OFF
The assembly process is started by simultaneously pressing and
holding down pushbuttons "1" and "5".
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4.3.1 Main switch and set up switch
The power circuit breaker with main switch function is located on
the switch cabinet.
Fig. 7: Main switch and set up switch on switch cabinet
Main switch
• 0/OFF setting = machine switched o
• I/ON setting = machine switched on
Set up switch (key)
• 0/OFF setting= set up mode switched o
• I/ON setting= set up mode switched on
Warning
Risk of injury in set up mode!
After pressing the set up switch, the servo width
adjustment facility can be moved in jog mode
without two hand operation. This increases the
risk of injury.
Only authorised and instructed persons are
permitted to operate the set up switch.
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4. Description of the machine
4.3.2 Further controls
Fig. 8: Operator panel on the machine
Description of controls
No. Function
1
Mushroom push/pull "emergency stop" button
When operated, the EMERGENCY STOP button(s)
switch o the supply voltage and air pressure supply to
electrical and pneumatic actuators in a safety-related
manner.
2
Illuminated pushbutton – Control ON
Pressing the illuminated pushbutton activates the
control system. After switching on the machine at the
main switch, the indicator light comes on after approx.
45 seconds. Only then can the control system be swit-
ched on.
3
Pushbutton – Control OFF
Pressing the illuminated pushbutton deactivates the
control system.
4
Key operated set up switch
Actuating the key operated switch makes it possible to
set the servo width adjustment facility from the display
without involving any two hand operation.
5
Touch user interface
All settings required for operating the machine can be
made via the touch user interface. Detailed information
can be found in the further course of the operating
instructions.
4.4 Labelling on the machine
You will find the following labels on the machine:
Area: Electrotechnical equipment
Warning of hazards from electrical current
Area: Infeed (insertion zone)
Warning - crushing of hands
Area: Entire machine
Reference to a single workstation
4.5 Workplace description
Work which may be done by the operating personnel includes
• switching ON and OFF,
• inserting components,
• starting the assembly process and
• removing assembled drawers.
The following activities are intended for specialised personnel:
• Rectifying malfunctions,
• repairing, servicing the machine.
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4.6 Infeed and removal stations
Fig. 9: Infeed and removal station
4. Description of the machine
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5.1 SIMATIC Mobile Panel
The machine is operated and its current status displayed by me-
ans of SIEMENS SIMATIC Mobile KTP400.
The operating structure as well as individual controls are descri-
bed on the following pages.
A detailed description of the SIMATIC Mobile Panel can be found
in the facility's manual.
Fig. 10: "Start screen" on the operating panel
5.2 SIMATIC operator panel
5.2.1 Interface basics
The general machine controls as well as user interface navigation
are provided in all screens and can be operated from all screens
as soon as they are enabled. The energy status and operating
mode bars are shown depending on the screen that is being
displayed.
Button operability can be seen from the colour system explained
below.
Fig. 11: Main menu with general controls and displays
(1) Machine controls
This line shows the machine's basic controls. These include:
End position button
Function Control colours Explanation
Pressing the end
position button and
setting "Energy ON"
energy status moves
the station that is not
in end position to the
end position.
End position is
given for all the
machine's stations
No end position gi-
ven for at least one
of the machine'
stations
5. Software
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5. Software
Clear malfunction button
Function Control colours Explanation
Pressing the Clear mal-
function button clears
the previously rectified
fault.
There is no mal-
function
There is a mal-
function – remedy
cause and then
clear malfunction
Manual steps (man. steps) button
Function Control colours Explanation
Pressing the man. steps
button
activates or deactiva-
tes the "manual steps"
mode
No enable for
activating mode
Mode:
Manual steps not
activated
Mode:
Manual steps have
been activated on
another Mobile
Panel
(flashing alter-
nately)
Mode:
Manual steps
activated
(2) Energy status
The colour coded energy status display bar is shown in each
screen. The energy status is derived from set up switch and guard
door (open, closed) constellations which are described in Section
3.2 Energy status. The following machine states can be displayed
in the energy status bar:
Energy
status Colour coding Explanation
Energy
OFF
Cylinders are not
being supplied
with compressed
air. Axes are
not subject to
torque.
Air ON
(flashing alternately)
Cylinders being
supplied with
compressed air.
Axes are not
subject to torque
Energy
ON
Cylinders being
supplied with
compressed air.
Axes are subject
to torque.
(3) Operating mode / status
This display bar shows the machine's operating modes, modes and
status in the "Main menu" user interfaces. These are described
below. The coloured background appears in all screens, apart from
the malfunctions screen. This provides the capability of inferring
the machine's current operating status at station screen level.
Operating mode
/ mode / status Colour coding Explanation
Manual steps
Mode:
Manual steps
activated
Malfunction
active
Status:
Malfunction
active
Message active Status:
Message active
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5. Software
(4) User interface navigation
In the User interface navigation columns, the buttons shown
below let you navigate to other user interfaces. The relevant page
is displayed as soon as a button is greyed out (see User Interface
navigation table).
User interface navigation
Screen selection button Explanation
The Main menu interface is
now being displayed.
(cannot be used)
Selects main menu
(can be used)
Selects last screen or last level
(can be used)
Selects screen last selected or
last level
(cannot be used)
Screen selection button Explanation
Selects first screen
Service
(can be used)
Selects first screen
Service
(cannot be used)
Screen selection button Explanation
Selects servo screen or selects
first screen showing overview
of a station's servo drives
(can be used)
Selects servo screen or selects
first screen showing overview
of a station's servo drives
(cannot be used)
5.2.2 "Main Menu" user interface
The Main menu page is the highest level in the operating struc-
ture.
This displays information on the machine's current status. The
following pages describe the function of the controls as well as
the other user interfaces in greater detail.
Fig. 12: "Main menu"
The main menu lets you enter either the nominal drawer dimensi-
ons or the actual width of the drawer base. Pressing the relevant
button activates the mode you wish to use. The mode activated is
indicated by a green coloured button.
Entering a permissible numerical value lets you set width adjust-
ment to the appropriate width by means of two hand control.
On selecting the nominal size, a distinction can also be made bet-
ween type 16 and 19. Depending on the size selected, the width
adjustment facility moves to the nominal dimensions that will
be used. Pressing any of the input fields opens a keypad window.
This is where you can enter the numerical value and confirm it by
pressing Enter.
After reaching the end position (see button animation) the pro-
duction process can be started after inserting the components.
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