Mirae Mx Series User manual

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Preface
Congratulations! You can work faster and more productively using the equipment of Mirae
Corporation.
This Manual was prepared for both experienced users and beginners. This Manual is designed
for easier searching, you can easily find any item you want.
For further information, see ‘Guidelines to using the Manual’.
Read this Manual carefully and familiarize yourself with the operation of the system before you
run it.
If you have any questions or problems with operating the system, please contact Mirae
Corporation’s service staff.

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▶For safety purpose, warning labels are attached as shown below.
▶If a label is detached or damaged, immediately contact the Mirae Customer
Support Team.
Front Side
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▶For safety purpose, warning labels are attached as shown below.
▶If a label is detached or damaged, immediately contact the Mirae Customer
Support Team.
Applied Machines: Mx400(Mx100/P,200/P/TP)
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1. Do not operate the system with the interlock switch and the door
sensor released.
Physical injury could result.
2. Do not change the feeder while running the system.
Your hands could be squeezed or injured.
3. Make sure to supply or replace parts after the system has stopped.
Your hands could be squeezed or injured.
4. Do not put any parts into the system during operation.
Physical injury could result.
5. Do not open the door during operation.
Physical injury could result from inertia of moving parts.
6. Do not disassemble convey stators (X, Y moving parts) carelessly.
Physical injury could be caused by strong magnetic force.

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1. The system should be installed only by Mirae staffs.
Fire, electric shock and physical injury could result.
2. Firmly connect the power connector.
Fire could be caused by contact failure.
3. Check the safety related I/O.
(See the I/O check procedure in the Operation Manual.) Physical
injury could result.
4. Make sure to grounding the system.
Electric shock could be caused by leakage of electricity.
5. The system should be only operated by persons who have
completed the Mirae training session.
System error, electric shock or physical injury could result from
incorrect operation.
6. Do not connect or disconnect connectors as long as the unit is
plugged in.
Electric shock could result.
7. Make sure of the fan ventilator is not closed or.
Fire or malfunction could be caused by overheating.
8. Do not put unauthorized parts.
Fire, electric shock or physical injury could result.

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9. Do not put anything into the system while the system is running.
Electric shock or malfunction could result.
10. Make sure to check safety of the workers on the opposite side
when running the system.
Physical injury could result.
11. Do not touch internal charging units. Electric shock could
result.
12. Do not attempt electric check or maintenance when MCCB
(Molded Case Circuit Breaker) is ON.
Electric shock could result.
13. Maintenance should be done by authorized persons who have
completed the training session.
Fire, electric shock and physical injury could result.
14. Check wiring errors or connector defects after repairing.
Fire or electric shock could result.

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Warning

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16. Do not reuse recycled materials.
Fire, electric shock and physical injury could result.
17. In case of door interlock switch fault, immediately stop the
operation and contact the service support team.
Physical injury could result.
18. In case of electrical leakage, stop operating and contact the
service support team.
Electric shock could result.
19. Check the tower lamp regularly.
Physical injury could result.
20. In case of emergency switch error, stop operating and contact
the service support team.
Prompt measures cannot be taken in the event of danger.
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Warning

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1. Do not use unauthorized tools.
Physical injury could result.
2. Installation of the system should be placing on a stable ground. Severe
noise could be created and an accident may occur if the ground
cracks.
3. Arrange the wires after installation.
Fire or malfunction could be caused by damaged cables.
4. Once installation is completed, remove unnecessary tools around the
system.
Electric shock or malfunction could result.
5. Do not step on the system.
Physical injury could be caused by falling into the system.
6. Do not impact against the monitor.
Physical injury could be caused by breakage.
7. Remove magnetic objects near the magnet stator (X, Y driving units).
Malfunction could result.
8. Remove any unnecessary objects inside the system before operating.
Electric shock or malfunction could result.
9. Do not place objects around the emergency stop buttons.
The emergency button may not be pressed in an emergency.

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10. Do not drop the feeder while operating the machine.
Physical injury could result.
11. Remove the tools after maintenance.
Electric shock or malfunction could result.
12. Do not touch the halogen lamp (if there is any).
A burn could result.
13. Wait for 20 seconds before reactivate the machine.
Malfunction could be caused.
14. Wait for 5 seconds before reactivates the feeder.
Malfunction could be caused.

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Caution

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Guidelines to using this Operation Manual
The following describes how to use this Operation Manual more effectively.
Symbols: The symbols used in this manual and their meanings are as follows:
-The operator could be injured or the system could be damaged during system
operation. Make sure to follow the instructions.
-The current program or data could be damaged. Make sure to follow the
instructions.
- Key information in the chapter or section.
- Information related to the description or contained in other manuals.
- Tips helpful for using the operation program or system.
Page Number: Page number is given at the top of each page.
Page number consists of a chapter and a sheet number as shown below:
e.g.) 7-24
Chapter Sheet No.
Figure Number: Figure number is given at the bottom right of a figure.
Figure number consists of a chapter number and a figure number, including the
figure title. e.g.) <Figure 7-1 PWB Information >
Title
Chapter Figure No
Acronyms: Acronyms are capitalized in English.

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e.g.) PWB (Printed Wiring Board)
Bold: Bold characters indicate a program menu or a submenu. e.g.) Select New File
of the File menu.
Revision History
The revision history of this manual is summarized below:
Revision
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Date
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Description
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07/12/15
First issue
The first issue of the Mx-Series Manual