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Page 1: ...105 MARKTRONIC MARKING SYSTEM USER GUIDE EDWARD PRYOR SON LIMITED EGERTON STREET SHEFFIELD S1 4JX www pryormarking com support pryormarking com Telephone No 0114 276 6044 Facsimile No 0114 276 6890 Se...

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Page 3: ...mented by The Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations 2008 SI No 2008 1597 and The Supply of Machinery Safety Amendment Regulations 1994 SI No 2063 THIS MACHINERY AS DESCRIBED IN THIS DECLARATION OF CO...

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Page 5: ...irective 2006 42 EC as implemented by The Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations 2008 SI No 2008 1597 and The Supply of Machinery Safety Amendment Regulations 1994 SI No 2063 THIS MACHINERY MUST NOT B...

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Page 7: ...andling not to drop the equipment causing damage to operators or other persons handling the machinery It is advisable when lifting the machine to have two people to lift using the base and column it m...

Page 8: ...they are compliant with local legislation and to ensure adequate control measure are in place to reduce risk to an acceptable level Installing and Commissioning It is essential to read the user manua...

Page 9: ...LUS NOTE MARKING DEPTHS VARY DEPENDING ON MATERIAL HARDNESS AND STYLUS TIP ANGLE 3 2 MARKING GAP DOT MARKING 3 2 STYLUS TIP ANGLE DOT MARKING 3 2 CHARACTER SIZE DOT MARKING 3 3 MARKING GAP SCRIBE MARK...

Page 10: ...ariable 6 2 Layout variables 6 2 Editing variables 6 3 7 TIME AND DATE FUNCTIONS 7 1 INTRODUCTION 7 1 SETTING TIME DATE AND DATE FORMAT 7 1 TIME DATE IN A LAYOUT 7 1 MONTH AND YEAR CODES 7 1 SHIFT COD...

Page 11: ...DE 10 4 I O REMOTE MODE 10 4 Test inputs outputs 10 5 11 MISCELLANEOUS 11 1 BACKUP RESTORE 11 1 PASSWORDS 11 1 COUNTERS 11 2 HOME POSITION 11 2 OFFSETS 11 3 PROXIMITY SHIFTS 11 3 QUALITY SPEED 11 4 VA...

Page 12: ...ERENTIAL FIXTURE 15 1 SETTING UP THE CONTROLLER 15 1 GUIDE TO EFFECTIVE MARKING 15 1 CHARACTER SIZE 15 2 DIAMETERS 15 2 CIRCUMFERENTIAL 15 2 NORMAL 15 3 16 AUTO SENSE 16 1 METHOD OF OPERATION 16 1 17...

Page 13: ...PortaDot 50 25 23 1 LD2HEAD1 Portadot 50 25 Assembly LD200 A02 50 25 Case Assembly 23 1 LD200 A01 50 25 Internals 23 2 PortaDot 130 30 23 3 10027339 130 30 Marking Head Assembly 23 3 PortaDot 100 75 2...

Page 14: ...23 23 InDot 50 25 23 23 Integrator 50 25 Assembly 23 23 InDot 130 30 23 25 10028636 InDot130 30 Marking Head 23 25 10027339 130 30 Mechanism 23 25 InDot 60 60 23 26 10015098 Integrator 60 60 Assembly...

Page 15: ...chines can be broken down into 3 categories Bench Mount BenchDot o Marking head mounted on an adjustable column Integrated InDot o Marking head only for custom integration in to production processes P...

Page 16: ...0mm x 150mm 12 x 6 Marktronic GantryMark The GantryMark range offers the largest dot peen marking areas available and is well suited to large component marking or multi component marking Available wit...

Page 17: ...peed high duty cycle integrated dot peen applications The robust ball screw design ensures outstanding dot precision for DataMatrix applications and the ingress protecting sliding plates allow the mac...

Page 18: ...ith electric solenoid only 130mm x 30mm 5 1 x 1 2 130mm x 40mm 5 1 x1 6 Using extended nosepiece Marktronic PortaDot100 75 E or DP The PortaDot 100 75 is ideal for heavy duty applications The robust m...

Page 19: ...tion or go ahead and actually mark the layout Various options are available to mark layouts at any angle change the style of mark change from straight to arc mode etc The marking head The marking head...

Page 20: ...to achieve different types of mark The fine diamond tip unit is designed for shallow fine marks down to 1mm in height Diamond Tip Mark The other attachment features a solid carbide tip with a wider t...

Page 21: ...of chipping Changing the angle may also increase the readability of the mark Surface finish Smooth well finished work pieces are easier to mark than rough scaled work pieces The worse the finish the...

Page 22: ...in the above chart Marking gap Dot Marking The marking gap is the distance between the stylus tip and the surface of the work piece Changing the marking gap changes the depth of mark The larger the g...

Page 23: ...ridot style instead of the normal 5x7 style the more dots there are the more readable the mark Marking gap Scribe Marking Although the machine will mark with the tip anywhere between 0 5mm and 7mm fro...

Page 24: ...material prior to delivery of the machine Typical radii are between 0 5mm and 1mm Generally the smaller the radius the deeper the mark but small radii can lead to tearing of the material instead of fo...

Page 25: ...e the motor driving electronics Switch the system on using the switch on the rear of the controller The 3000 controller is provided with an Emergency Stop interlock circuit and remote Emergency Stop s...

Page 26: ...ting this mode of operation allows the controller to be used with Pryor s Win2068 MarkMaster or Traceable IT software A separate manual covers the use of the PC software This manual only covers use of...

Page 27: ...y pressing function key F8 The display will then show the layout edit screen Type some text and then press the ENTER key The Size Force and XY position of the text is shown Enter a size of 3 0 mm 0 12...

Page 28: ...ing modes Key Function Jog Mode Function TAB or F2 Enter Jog Mode Exit Jog Mode Cursor UP Move up a line Move object one jog step up Cursor DOWN Move down a line Move object one jog step down Cursor L...

Page 29: ...art Stop Saving a layout Press F4 Save layout from the main menu The display will show a list of all the layouts stored Layouts must be given a name when they are saved type in a suitable name and pre...

Page 30: ...bar a few times until it changes to Serial Press TAB to return to the layout edit screen and then press ESC to return to the Main menu Remember to save any changes made to the layout by pressing F2 Sa...

Page 31: ...style dependent on machine type For most character styles the width of the character including the space between characters is equal to the Size The Force may be 0 no mark to 14 deep mark 3 If a twin...

Page 32: ...pplications Data Entry via Prompt Text is replaced by variable information entered at an on screen prompt See Data Entry via prompt section for more details Serial Command Text is transmitted out of t...

Page 33: ...the spacing between dots For electric solenoid dot marking the range is 0 005 to 0 999 for pneumatic solenoid dot marking it is 0 05 to 0 999 HPGL logos are marked using this spacing Repeat dot To obt...

Page 34: ...Z specifies the position that the Z axis will move to before marking the line If a pneumatic Z axis is fitted then a value of 0 0 will retract the Z axis a value of 1 0 will extend the Z axis The Z ax...

Page 35: ...ves left one character Cursor right Moves right one character Home Moves to the beginning of an entry End Moves to the end of an entry Page up Moves up several lines move to previous line if editing l...

Page 36: ...nu Cut paste menu Press F1 to access the cut and paste menu This allows easy manipulation of complete layout lines Option Action F1 Cut line Remove the current line from the layout and put in a buffer...

Page 37: ...counts independently of the others when used The global serial to use is selectable in the line parameters when the line content is set to Global Serial number Layout serial numbers Each layout has i...

Page 38: ...they should occur If the sequence ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ is added then the serial number AA98 would increment to AA99 AB00 AB01 etc If the letters I O and U are not needed in the serialisation the...

Page 39: ...m the Main menu This shows the value of the global variable and the values of any variables used in the layout along with any prompts associated with them For a more advanced prompt based approach to...

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Page 41: ...OW Day of week name MON SUN MOY Month of year name JAN DEC DOY Day of year 001 366 WEEK Week number 01 52 First day of the week is Monday week 1 is the first week with at least 4 days in it Last week...

Page 42: ...gs which allow the day to be split into different zones In each zone different variable text may be marked The command to mark the Advanced Shift code variable is SHIFT TEXT Example Mark Text 1 SHIFT...

Page 43: ...Marktronic User Guide 7 3 Note that the date displayed by the controller will be the real date not the delayed date...

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Page 45: ...de shows an enlarged image of the area of the logo round the current cursor position The cursor keys may be used to move the cursor small x cross around the logo area The cursor normally moves 1 step...

Page 46: ...ined by 1 marker at the top left of the area to be pasted F7 Cut Clears the area defined by 2 markers after copying the contents into a buffer F8 Oops Undoes the last operation performed Lines boxes c...

Page 47: ...ut Marking HPGL logos To put a logo in a layout enter the name of the logo in the Text and set the line parameter Contents to HPGL logo Smooth or HPGL logo Sharp The Size of the logo height should be...

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Page 49: ...ware module which is plugged directly in to the controllers motherboard PCB The standard controller is not fitted with the TCP IP Ethernet module or any of the field bus communication modules If any o...

Page 50: ...rnet IP Profibus ProfiNet DeviceNet ModBus etc For further details consult the separate manual that accompanies this option Ethernet TCP IP Option The 3000 controller may be fitted with an optional Et...

Page 51: ...uence Each line also has an additional parameter called Barcode Len If configured to zero any length of barcode can be scanned and marked But if a number is programmed then that is the expected length...

Page 52: ...CR LF or CR LF Print Specifies what information should be printed Choices are Everything all the text marked or Variables only variables serial numbers bar codes and time date Gap Leave a single line...

Page 53: ...e must send an STX ASCII 0x02 character followed by the layout name followed by an ETX ASCII 0x03 character This will load the specified layout from GROUP 1 To load a layout from a specified group the...

Page 54: ...e X offset 1 60 is the programmed value for the Y offset 10 00 is the programmed value for the Z offset Feedback When a layout has been marked the controller will transmit a single character back to t...

Page 55: ...fies a layout that does not exist then an error message will be displayed Serial Command Mode The serial command mode allows data to be transmitted from the controllers serial USB or Ethernet port at...

Page 56: ...clude ASCII Character Decimal Value Keystroke in Hyperterminal Appearance in Hyperterminal SOH 1 CTRL A STX 2 CTRL B ETX 3 CTRL C EOT 4 CTRL D ENQ 5 CTRL E none ACK 6 CTRL F BEL 7 CTRL G none LF 10 CT...

Page 57: ...part of the screen will display characters that have been received the top part will display characters that have been transmitted by typing on the keyboard Press TAB to switch between port A and port...

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Page 59: ...UT2 Relay 2 connections 4 17 OUT3 Relay 3 connections 3 16 OUT4 Relay 4 connections 2 15 OUT5 Relay 5 connections 1 14 OUT6 Relay 6 connections 10 IN1 Input 1 23 IN2 Input 2 9 IN3 Input 3 22 IN4 Input...

Page 60: ...controller It is possible to drive small indicator lamps relays etc but it is recommended that an external 24V supply is used if possible I O Programmable mode This mode allows commands contained in a...

Page 61: ...pment to select and mark one of 31 different layouts Outputs from the controller indicate various status conditions The input output allocations are I O Name Description IN1 START Starts marking curre...

Page 62: ...group I O Special interface mode This mode is reserved for special applications I O Remote mode This is a mode which will allow the use of the programmable commands as in Programmable mode but will al...

Page 63: ...Fn ll Jump to line ll if input n is false ll is 1 40 Jll Jump to line ll ll is 1 40 P message Display a popup box with the message in quotes C Clear the popup prompt H Home the XY axis If a command re...

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Page 65: ...the controller from version 21 60 onwards Passwords Any of the options on any of the menus can be protected by a two level password system Select F2 Passwords from the Configuration menu to change Pa...

Page 66: ...unter from the Other menu Home position The marking head has a fixed XY axis home position normally at the top left corner of the marking area The XY positions of marks are normally specified relative...

Page 67: ...ring an autosense the Z axis will stop and an error will be displayed if the Z axis travels further than this position Reset Automatic the controller automatically returns to the absolute zero positio...

Page 68: ...peeds such as Home Speeds can be configured by selecting F7 Quality speed from the Other menu Various menu The VARIOUS menu is accessed with F6 from the CONFIGURATION MENU It enables settings to be ch...

Page 69: ...be edited so that a new layout can have a different default character Size Font Force etc To edit the default line select F4 Default line from the Configuration menu The default line will be ignored...

Page 70: ...echanical marking head and are set at the factory for the optimum marking speed and mark quality for that type of marking head Do not change these values unless advised to do so by your distributor as...

Page 71: ...ers The DMx Format parameter controls the shape of the Matrix which can be SQUARE this grows automatically depending on the number of characters to be encoded or a range of various sized RECTANGLES Th...

Page 72: ...ta similar to the following formats R SDDG SMFR A1234G SSER 123456789R S EOT Therefore to encode this information into a DataMatrix you would have to type in the layout DD MFR A1234 SER 123456789 D To...

Page 73: ...lly decode R S06G S17V12345G S1PAB12345 G S S123456789R S EOT Data Matrix Marking on the MarkMate The MarkMate machine has some restrictions when marking Data Matrix codes No support for the encoding...

Page 74: ...en the fields Line Text Line Content Advanced Line Parameters 1 L2 L3 L4 DataMatrix 2 MFR A1234 Text 3 PNR AB12345 Text 4 SER 12345678 Text 5 The DataMatrix code will be encoded with the following inf...

Page 75: ...during marking Then Line 2 uses the Split Line command to take characters 4 to 10 of line 1 Hence marking 1234567 Example 2 A Barcode input is required to be split across two lines with the 1st 9 char...

Page 76: ...d for line 2 Serial Number Press TAB or F2 while on the line to display this setting 8 Position lines 1 and 2 so they can be marked on a test part or plate Press ENTER while on the line to display the...

Page 77: ...F6 Various from the main menu and set Multi Mark to On It is also possible to enter a starting serial number and have the controller automatically increment the number for every mark without prompting...

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Page 79: ...00mm 75mm 33 33 60 60 PNP PNP 60mm 60mm 40 40 100 100 PNP PNP 100mm 100mm 40 40 150 150 PNP PNP 150mm 150mm 40 40 300 150 PNP PNP 300mm 150mm 40 40 P50 25 PNP PNP 50mm 25mm 63 29 I 50 25 PNP PNP 50mm...

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Page 81: ...limited The speed of the head can be slowed down to achieve a deeper mark Autosense is not available Diamond Tip Scribe Assembly SP This allows fine detail characters as small as 1mm to be scribe mark...

Page 82: ...oth solenoids turn the required solenoid off zero force Several lines of text may be needed to achieve this To achieve incremental serial numbers on each component to mark two lines of the layout are...

Page 83: ...nd Circumferential motor drives Unused Z axis Circumferential or a combination Select F7 Configure hardware from the Configuration menu to change these parameters The electric Z axis has two extra swi...

Page 84: ...To operate in this mode switch the Z Prox to None Then return to the main menu You can now jog the axis using the up down buttons When ready to mark press F10 F5 Set Z Home The mark will now take pla...

Page 85: ...fixture is to be used the Z axis connects via the secondary port on the circ fixture using a 25 way to 15way cable Ensure the cables are firmly connected and screwed in place Never disconnect the cabl...

Page 86: ...5 to 6 When making a new layout F8 the diameter needs entering This should be the diameter of the part that is being marked The Circumferential fixture must be configured before it can be used Select...

Page 87: ...inary segments to split one revolution into Normally set to 80 Increase this number to get less variation of marking gap but C segments must divide into C steps rev exactly Normal In this mode the mot...

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Page 89: ...gap to the required gap If a different gap is required for each line of a layout then the line parameter Z can be used to specify an offset movement on the Z axis In the XYZ offsets screen there are...

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Page 91: ...u by pressing the following function keys Menu Keys Other F10 Advanced F10 F10 Logo F10 F10 F1 Backup restore F10 F10 F2 Configuration F10 F10 F3 Test hardware F10 F10 F4 Edit timings F10 F10 F5 Batch...

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Page 93: ...Unused Set to Auto Feed 1 for a single feed Auto Feed 2 for a double feed etc In Empty Input magazine empty sensor None NPN or PNP Normally set to PNP Detects the presence of blank labels in the input...

Page 94: ...Manual Mode if neither of the communication serial ports is configured for Host or Batch mode Batch Mode The label feed will operate in Batch Mode as detailed in section 9 of this manual if either of...

Page 95: ...marking cycle will begin If the network version is being used the application sending the information e g HyperTerminal must use the host port value 3004 Feed Utilities The following utilities have be...

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Page 97: ...on how to edit and save the character Move the cursor around using the cursor keys To swap a dot between marking and not marking press ENTER When you are finished press F1 to store the modified charac...

Page 98: ...ont Output Settings The system can output its settings to serial port B This allows the settings to be printed on a printer with a serial port or captured on a PC running a terminal emulator program S...

Page 99: ...Marktronic User Guide 19 3 An example of part of the printed data Environment printout Data printout...

Page 100: ...or and the second item is the text to insert into the lookup line When a line in a layout has the contents type LOOKUP the system will look for the first item of each lookup pair in the line set up in...

Page 101: ...the error level Marks cannot be made after this number unless the warning event data is reset Set this to zero to disable error checking Warn to This determines whether the warning goes to the screen...

Page 102: ...again every 10 marks and on the first mark of any subsequent days If warn to is set to port A or port B the warning string will be sent out of the specified com port and no message box will be displa...

Page 103: ...will return will return STX text ETX where text is the text that is stored for wear warning n e g Check stylus or whatever the operator stored for that wear warning STX Vn BEL will return STX W aaa E...

Page 104: ...erator picking up the same job sheet twice by accident The system can store 5 duplicate lists each with 100 data items To use a duplicate list go to the line parameters for the line you want to check...

Page 105: ...time you mark If warnings came up every mark the operator would start to ignore them To select which list to use change the DUP list value to the list you want to use The data stored in the duplicate...

Page 106: ...Marktronic User Guide 19 10 Pressing the X key will pop up a confirmation box to clear the list...

Page 107: ...tted with this feature The AutoSense enables the machine to sense the height of the workpiece and mark ideal for marking different workpiece heights with the same depth of force every time This attach...

Page 108: ...machine will be written in the machine checklist section of this manual The repeatability of this sensor feature with a Z axis machine is within plus or minus 0 2mm 0 008 The actual marking gap from...

Page 109: ...controller and remove the fixing screws holding the top cover to the base cabinet 2 Carefully slide the top cover upwards and tilt to the left hand side where it can be rested on its side Take care no...

Page 110: ...e correct the problem check all fuses on the printed circuit board inside the controller case Head moving but not punching 1 Check the connectors to the solenoid are fitted correctly Check the connect...

Page 111: ...o 0 00 8 If after trying all the above the problem still occurs contact your supplier and describe the problem in detail explaining what remedies you have already tried Z Axis is stalling or making ex...

Page 112: ...e As the motor moves breaks in the wire can occur Replace Stepper Motor Ball screw and Nuts contaminated Remove and clean Stylus sticking in Nosepiece Clean Stylus and Nosepiece Realign Solenoid Housi...

Page 113: ...s Stylus Point damaged worn Regrind Stylus Change Stylus Mark of insufficient depth Possible Cause Action Stylus Spring sticking Change Stylus Spring Solenoid Core sticking Realign Solenoid Housing Ch...

Page 114: ...l Screws Adjusting Screw on Solenoid Assembly loose Tighten Screw Distance from Stylus to Workpiece excessive Reduce gap Mild Steel Ring on the Stylus loose Tighten Stylus sticking in Nosepiece Clean...

Page 115: ...o move 6 Monthly The stylus spring should be replaced every six months If using a machine with an electric programmable Z axis then the Z axis lead screw assembly will require re greasing To do this r...

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Page 117: ...Portadot 3 metre cable assembly 1 6 LD2KIT04 LD2 Portadot 6 metre cable assembly 1 6 LD2KIT05 LD2 Portadot 10 metre cable assembly 1 Item No Stockcode Description Qty 1 LD200032 Right Hand Casing 1 2...

Page 118: ...sh 1 17 WASH0010 M8 Toothed Lock Washer 2 18 EP119S45 4mm x 50mm Solid Carbide Stylus 1 19 10013200 Styli Spring For LD2 1 20 10015071 Round Sol End Cap Composite 1 21 SEAL0001 O Ring Armature Buffer...

Page 119: ...PortaDot 130 30 10027455 PortaDot 130 30 10027339 130 30 Marking Head Assembly...

Page 120: ...4 7 HD2 04 HD2 Base Plate 1 8 HD200088 HD2 Front Spacer 1 9 HD200089 HD2 Rear Spacer 2 10 HD200096 HD2 Support Leg 4 11 HITEC112 25 Way D Type Socket Connector 1 12 HITEC127 16 Way Panel Mounting Hous...

Page 121: ...ead Socket Screw ISO 8 13 CAPSC012 M4 x 20 Cap Head Socket Screw ISO 4 14 CAPSC028 M6 x 10 Cap Head Socket Screw ISO 4 15 COUSC026 M3 x 6 Socket Countersunk Head Screw ISO 4 16 HITEC016 M3 x 6 Pan Hea...

Page 122: ...Bench Mount Machines MarkMate Overall Assembly General Arrangement...

Page 123: ...Base Layout...

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Page 125: ...mp Bridge 1 20 10015832 NP 1000 Spacer 4 21 10018920 Home Screw Fixed 1 22 119IT354 Lead Screw Nut 2 23 BUTSC004 M4 x 6 Button Head Socket Screw ISO 4 24 BUTSC028 M6 x 10 Button Head Socket Screw ISO...

Page 126: ...ood Clip 1 6 10014822 Timing Belt 1 7 CABLE003 Z Axis Cable 1 8 CAPSC007 M4 x 8 Cap Head Socket Screw ISO 6 9 CAPSC031 M6 x 20 Cap Head Socket Screw ISO 2 10 CAPSC088 M5 x 25 Cap Head Socket Screw ISO...

Page 127: ...10015610 Cover Bracket 2 5 10015612 Cover Bracket 1 6 119PSW 5mm x 0 5 Proximity Sensor 1 7 BUTSC008 M5 x 10 Button Head Socket Screw ISO 3 8 CAPSC018 M5 x 12 Cap Head Socket Screw ISO 7 9 CAPSC031 M...

Page 128: ...1 9 10014781 Taper Bush 1 10 10014784 Timing Belt 1 11 10015087 X Slide Support Plate 60x60 1 12 10015088 Ball Screw Bearing Mounting Plate 1 13 10015089 X Slide 60x60 1 14 10015099 Miniature Linear...

Page 129: ...Taper Bush 1 10 10014781 Taper Bush 1 11 10014784 Timing Belt 1 12 10015091 Y Slide Support Plate 60x60 1 13 10015094 Y Slide 60x60 100x100 1 14 10015099 Miniature Linear Guide 145 Long 2 15 10015100...

Page 130: ...et Rear 100x100 2 6 10017928 Front Pulley Cover 100x100 Head 1 7 119PSW 5mm x 0 5 Proximity Sensor 1 8 BUTSC001 M3 x 6 Button Head Socket Screw ISO 2 9 BUTSC008 M5 x 10 Button Head Socket Screw ISO 6...

Page 131: ...Bush 1 9 10014781 Taper Bush 1 10 10014784 Timing Belt 1 11 10015088 Ball Screw Bearing Mounting Plate 1 12 10015089 X Slide 60x60 1 13 10015272 LIGHTENED TIMING PULLEY 1 14 10015586 Retaining Slug 1...

Page 132: ...MING PULLEY 1 11 10017090 Ball Screw 1 12 10017087 Miniature Linear Guide 2 13 10014709 Ball Screw Support Unit 1 14 10014780 Taper Bush 1 15 10014781 Taper Bush 1 16 10014784 Timing Belt 1 17 1000731...

Page 133: ...acer 4 6 10014730 3000 Cover 150x150 Head 1 7 10014687 Attachment Bracket 1 8 119PSW 5mm x 0 5 Proximity Sensor 1 9 CAPSC075 M3 x 25 Cap Head Socket Screw ISO 4 10 CAPSC019 M5 x 16 Cap Head Socket Scr...

Page 134: ...ew 1 11 10014709 Ball Screw Support Unit 1 12 10014766 Miniature Linear Guide 245 Long 2 13 10014780 Taper Bush 1 14 10014781 Taper Bush 1 15 10014784 Timing Belt 1 16 119PSW 5mm x 0 5 Proximity Senso...

Page 135: ...1 11 10014721 Ball Screw 1 12 10014709 Ball Screw Support Unit FK 1 13 10014766 Miniature Linear Guide 245 Long 2 14 10014780 Taper Bush 1 15 10014781 Taper Bush 1 16 10014784 Timing Belt 1 17 119PSW...

Page 136: ...0 Mech Assy 1 3 10016187 Attachment Bracket 1 4 10017946 3000 300 x 150 Head Cover 1 5 10018002 Cable Chain Bracket 1 6 10018037 Guard Support Pillar assby 2 7 10018604 Label Pryor Marktronic Multidot...

Page 137: ...crew 1 11 10014709 Ball Screw Support Unit FK 1 12 10016177 Miniature Linear Guide 395 Long 2 13 10014780 Taper Bush 1 14 10014781 Taper Bush 1 15 10014784 Timing Belt 1 16 119PSW 5mm x 0 5 Proximity...

Page 138: ...Armature Guide Bush 1 16 PMHIT016 Solenoid Coil 1 17 SEAL0002 O Ring 1 Part No Description EP119S1 Stylus 1 8 x 100mm 90deg EP119S15 Stylus 1 8 x 150mm 90deg EP119S45 Stylus 4mm x 50mm 90deg 10000536...

Page 139: ...ssy MGN9 x 95mm long rail 2 4 10020958 Back plate 1 5 10021009 Carriageway end stop 4 6 10021072 Proximity actuation block 1 7 10021742 MGW9 rail assy 1 8 10021747 MGN12 rail assembly 100mm long 1 9 1...

Page 140: ...points 1 11 10021737 5025 Chassis 1 12 10022287 Head interface PCB assy compact connector 1 13 119EL Label Pryor 60 x 20 1 14 119IT875 2 Phase Stepper Motor 1 8 Step With 320mm Cable 2 15 119PSW M5 x...

Page 141: ...InDot 130 30 10028636 InDot130 30 Marking Head 10027339 130 30 Mechanism...

Page 142: ...ntegrator Y Slide Cover Plate 60x60 1 10 10016035 Integrator X Slide Cover Plate 60x60 1 11 10016036 Integrator Fixed Lower Cover 60x60 1 12 10016222 Collar 1 13 10016226 Solenoid Spacer Block 1 14 10...

Page 143: ...or Bracket 150x150 1 10 10016115 Integrator Top Cover 150x150 1 11 10016132 3000 Head Assembly 150x150 Mech Assy 1 12 10016222 Collar 1 13 10016226 Solenoid Spacer Block 1 14 10016232 Spacer 1 15 1001...

Page 144: ...10020046 Assembly...

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Page 147: ...nt the head to the column when required ensuring all screws are tight Check head for running parallel using feeler gauges to within 0 1mm Check correct version of software is loaded Embedded software...

Page 148: ...e set if required Ancillary equipment is tested Check all fixturing positioning relevant to home position Check time date Check keyboard functions use test hardware screen Check start stop box if requ...

Page 149: ...Marktronic User Guide 24 3 Comments Data Matrix verification results if applicable Name print Signature Date...

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