Section 9
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Glue-Pattern-Edit Menu (Standard)
MCP-25/MS
Valco Cincinnati
9-2
MC051 (July 2002)
Glue-Pattern-Edit Parameters
Values for the glue-pattern data must correspond to the values chosen in the setup menu (either in millimeters or 1/
100 inch).
Example:
Unit of measure selected in the setup menu is millimeters:
0100 = 100 mm
Unit of measure selected in the setup menu is inch:
01.00 = 1 inch
Note!
The information displayed below is an example only.
1
Start Point of Pattern 1 (Pattern-Delay 1)
The distance from the leading edge of the product to the start of the first glue pattern. This value must be
entered in either millimeters or 1/100 inches, depending on the setup of the control. Maximum allowable
delay is 9999 mm or 99.99 inches. Pressing F5 (>>>) displays values for glue patterns 3, 4, and 5.
2
Glue-Pattern 1
The length of the first glue pattern. This value must be entered in millimeters or 1/100 inches, depending
on the setup of the control. Maximum allowable pattern length is 9999 mm or 99.99 inches. Pressing F5
(>>>) displays values for glue patterns 3, 4 and 5.
3
Start Point of Pattern 2 (Pattern-Delay 2)
The distance from the leading edge of the product to the start of the second glue pattern. This value must be
entered in either millimeters or 1/100 inches, depending on the setup of the control. Maximum allowable
delay is 9999 mm or 99.99 inches. Pressing F5 (>>>) displays values for glue patterns 3, 4, and 5.
4
Valve Number
This field indicates the number of the valve to which the information on the screen pertains. Up to 8 valves
are available for a job. Press F3 (FORWARD) or F4 (BACK) to select the information for a different valve.
5
Cell-to-Gun Dimension
Enter the distance between the glue valve’s nozzle opening and the middle of the scanner. Enter this value
in millimeters or 1/100 inches depending on the setup of your MCP-25 (see “Setup menu”). Maximum
distance = 19999 mm or 199.99 inches.
6
Scanner Assignment
Determine which scanner (or start signal) to use with the glue pattern of a channel (valve). If all scanners
are installed, you can choose any one of four scanners for a channel (valve).
Note
! Scanner 5 can be used as an encoder start signal (0 signal). (See “Encoder Configuration” in
Section 8—Setup Menu.
)
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