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Addendum

October 2021

1146200

SMI 2 User Guide

Rev. C

Page 35

Network IP Settings

Figure 30

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Network IP Settings

This menu enables the user to set the network parameters for a static IP address or allow the DHCP
server to provide the address.

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Summary of Contents for ShopFloorConnect SMI 2

Page 1: ...By Wintriss Controls Group Addendum SMI 2 User Guide ShopFloorConnect Machine Interface 1146200 Rev C October 27 2021 SFC Support Hotline 800 586 8324 Option 3 8 5 EST ...

Page 2: ...ory Defaults 14 About SMI 15 Multipliers 16 Utilities 17 Additional Settings Icon Button Selections 18 Screen Defaults 19 Forced Dialog Settings 20 Scanner Defaults 21 Production Settings 22 Input Settings 23 Input Setup 24 Cycle Input Setup 25 Run Idle Input Setup 26 Rate Calculation 27 Analog Setup Menu 28 Enable Inputs 29 Production Parameter Download 31 SMI 2 Job Manager Settings 32 Forced Ope...

Page 3: ...nclude numbers upper and lowercase letters spaces and the special characters _ Data can be entered into the fields manually or by the use of a scanner connected to the SMI 2 s USB port The one exception to the 30 character limit is the Primary when it is set to Tool 123 This particular primary type is intended to match the Wintriss SmartPAC 1 and SmartPAC 2 controls and is limited to 7 numeric cha...

Page 4: ...32o to 122o F 0o to 50o C Relative Humidity Indoor factory conditions Altitude 6562 ft 2000 m Parts Counter Total preset for maximum count Set to 9 digits Batch Preset for maximum count Set to 7 digits Inputs All SMI 2 inputs sink or source 9mA 2 mA 24 Vdc TB2 Inputs 1 4 Factory Wired for PNP 1 Cycle Count 2 Run Idle 3 Scrap 4 Setup TB4 Automatic Downtime Inputs 1 4 Factory Wired for PNP 1 Downtim...

Page 5: ...SMI 2 Main Menu The Status Banner at the top of the main menu is color coded for the five different SFC states Green Running Blue Idle Red Unplanned Yellow Changeover Purple Planned It also shows the current status and duration as well as the current count info and production rate ...

Page 6: ...til it is selected again and disabled Hold State is often used when setting up the machine Select the Return to Production icon when first powering up to end a downtime event or if a count preset is reached By selecting Return to Production icon it will change the state to an idle state Select the Dialog Menu icon to select an applicable Downtime Reason code as to why the machine is down Used when...

Page 7: ...Current Pressure etc Mean time between failures MTBF refers to the average amount time between Unplanned Downtime occurrences Note The Dashboard menu is disabled by default The current functionality can be used for displaying analog channels however enhanced features will be available soon in a future release For more information on this feature and availability please contact SFC Technical Suppor...

Page 8: ...oose the appropriate downtime reason Use the Previous or Next buttons to display the previous or next set of reasons Press the Cancel button to skip setting the downtime reason and return to the Main Menu Press the reason to select it as the current downtime reason Note Downtime reasons can be 30 characters or less ...

Page 9: ... is enabled the inhibit relay will be opened when the preset is reached Select End Job to terminate the current Job Select Next Job to consume the next job on the schedule The Next Job is enabled disabled using the Scheduler on the Production Setting menu Select Load Job to start a new job using the primary and secondary items displayed Select to modify the count multiplier values Select Update to...

Page 10: ... Page 9 Load Next Job Figure 5 Load Next Job The Load Next Job menu launches when the Next button on the Job manager is selected and Scheduler is enabled Job information from the ShopFloorConnect Scheduler is displayed and gets consumed by selecting Load ...

Page 11: ...machine s stop circuit is wired in series with the inhibit relay When Stop on Preset is disabled the SMI s inhibit relay will not open and the operator can continue running and the message Preset Reached Continuing Operation will appear Setting a preset to zero disables the preset Note To disable and or enable your Preset See Admin Multipliers Figure 12 When Stop on Batch is disabled the SMI s inh...

Page 12: ...t s programmed to stop the machine when a certain quantity of parts is reached so a basket can be switched out or to QC a part after X number of cycles When Stop on Batch is disabled the SMI s inhibit relay will not open the operator can continue running and the message Preset Reached Continuing Operation will appear Note To disable and or enable your presets please go to Admin Counts Presets ...

Page 13: ...y Defaults Select Settings to set various systems parameters like Screen and Scanner defaults Network settings State Hold and SFC Parameter Downloads Select About SMI for SMI Firmware Versions password 5 digit code and Support contact info Select Counts Preset to change the counter preset settings modify counting parameters Select Utilities to perform miscellaneous tasks like Copying Log files Sys...

Page 14: ...d Required to Access Admin is set to Enabled the user will be required to enter a password to access the admin Menus When the Password Required to Adjust Rejects is set to Enabled the user will need a password to change the reject count The Change Password allows you to reset the system password Note default password is 0 ...

Page 15: ...ory Defaults Warning Pressing the Confirm button will erase all settings you have made and return the SMI 2 to its original factory settings Note This includes all Downtime Reasons saved to the SMI 2 These will need to be resent from ShopFloorConnect Press the Cancel button to keep your settings and return to the previous menu ...

Page 16: ...Addendum October 2021 1146200 SMI 2 User Guide Rev C Page 15 About SMI Figure 11 About SMI Lists code versions password code and SFC Support contact information ...

Page 17: ...rap Rejects input is actuated Note The Scrap input must be enabled to use this input Often it is connected to an automated scrap handling system or a simple N C momentary switch for manual entry Enable Stop on Total Parts Preset to open the SMI 2 Inhibit Relay and stop the machine when the total quantity of items parts have been reached Enable Stop on Batch Preset to open the SMI 2 Inhibit Relay a...

Page 18: ...t System button restarts the SMI 2 The Calibrate Screen button is for calibrating the touch screen The Start Remote Access button starts an application which gives the user the ability to control the SMI from their computer this is a support function and should be used with care Note A purple square next to the Utilities Start Remote Access button and in the lower left corner of the Main Menu indi...

Page 19: ...e speed of the machine and sets a production Idle Timer Select Input Settings to program input off delay timers to enable Run Idle Scrap Sense and Analog Inputs Also to enable Decrement on Scrap setting Select Hold State Settings to set and or change your hold state settings Select SFC Settings to enable SFC to download the production parameters to the SMI when a new production segment is started ...

Page 20: ...e canned changeover dialog reason in the dialog menu Check Hide Dashboard Button to hide the dashboard button on the Main menu Check Hide Scrap Button to hide the Scrap button on the Main menu Check the Enable Simple View to enable the simple view on the run screen shown above Check standard if you are not using the parent child function If the SMI is parent select the Parent radio button If the S...

Page 21: ... a downtime reason before restarting the machine The Auto Back Fill mode automatically replaces the idle time with any selected downtime event The Manual Backfill mode requires the user to specify whether to Keep or Change the previous reason The Forced Dialog Timer sets a grace period after which the operator will be forced to enter a downtime code in order to restart the machine ...

Page 22: ...ddendum October 2021 1146200 SMI 2 User Guide Rev C Page 21 Scanner Defaults Figure 16 Scanner Default Settings Check any of the boxes for items you want the operator to be able to scan data into a field ...

Page 23: ...etween machine cycles before it switches the state from Running to Idle As a starting point set this value to 1 5 times the expected normal time between cycles The Max Pulse Period sets an interval of time in which the SMI calculates the speed of the machine when the Calculation Interval is set to Instantaneous Set this slightly longer than it takes to complete a machine cycle The Production Rate ...

Page 24: ... the Cycle Input Run Idle inputs Rate Calculation and Analog Inputs The Enable Inputs shows the current on off state of the SMI s inputs The Enable Inputs gives access to the setting the way the SMI interprets state changes using the Cycle and Run Idle inputs Also the Enable Inputs is used to set the Scrap Sense Input Decrement on Scrap and the Analog Channels ...

Page 25: ...s access to the settings associated with those inputs The Rate Calculation provides access to the Pulses Per Units setting which specifies the number of actuations of the cycle input that represents one increment of the speed units To activate the Rate Calculation the Calculation Interval on the Production Settings menu must be set to Instantaneous ...

Page 26: ...rator to modify the cycle input signal to match the requirements of the SMI The choices are No additional Timing and Off Delay The No additional Timing selection makes no modifications to the input signal The Off Delay selection delays the change to off This has the ability to count all the pulses that occur within the time window as one ...

Page 27: ...nput allows the operator to modify the run idle input signal to match the requirements of the SMI The choices are No additional Timing and Off Delay The No Additional timing selection makes no modifications to the input signal The Off delay selection delays the change from Running to the Idle state until the delay timer has expired ...

Page 28: ...SMI 2 User Guide Rev C Page 27 Rate Calculation Figure 22 Rate Calculation Setting The Pulses per Unit specifies the number of actuations of the cycle input that represents one increment of the speed units This is typically set to 1 ...

Page 29: ...u Select the Channel 1 Alias Selection to change to the right metric Temperature F Temperature C Pressure or Volts Do the same for Channel 1 Alias Selection Select the Max to set your channel max to Range is 10 4095 The max number is mapped to a percentage 0 100 based on the 10 volt input the analog will receive ...

Page 30: ...r Running is set to No the SMI2 is able to operate with only the Run Idle sense input This function is not active when the Run Idle Sense input is disabled The Scrap Sense Input is an optional signal that is activated when a bad part has been detected Decrement on Scrap is an optional setting that can be set to Yes or No and actuated when the scrap input is pulsed Select Analog Channels to enable ...

Page 31: ...electing the hold state button Manual if Release Hold State is set to Seconds or Cycles then you can enter in the number of cycles or seconds by selecting this button Count in Hold State when enabled the SMI 2 will increment its good parts count when the cycle input is actuated regardless of whether the state is being held or not Hold state On New Job when enabled the state will be held when loadi...

Page 32: ...u Check Get Count Factors to download the Operations Per Cycle and Parts Per Cycle count modifier settings at the start of a new job Check Get Production Idle timer to download the Production Idle timer setting at the start of a new job Check Get Forced Dialog Timer to download the Forced Dialog Timer setting at the start of a new job ...

Page 33: ...Number Choices for Job Alias Selection are Job Number Work Order MO and Production Order Uncheck Hide Adjust Multiplier to give the operator the ability to modify the counting parameters in the job manager Menu or check which buttons to be grayed out Uncheck Hide Preset to give the operator the ability to enter a preset in the job manager Menu Uncheck the Hide Batch Button to give the operator the...

Page 34: ...MI2 additional settings screen The default state is disabled This setting will be saved through power cycles Pressing the Operator Login Expiration Time button opens a keypad for numerical entry in minutes The default expiration time is 480 minutes 8 hours This setting will be saved through power cycles If the login timer expires the Stop on Expired Operator Login option if enabled will open the i...

Page 35: ...ss settings SSID Passcode etc Note For your SMI 2 to connect to your network wirelessly the Optional Wireless Kit 802 11 B N B must be Factory installed at time of initial order The kit includes an adapter board and antenna Compatible with AC and 24 VDC models with enclosure For more information on wireless specifications setup and retrofit options please consult the full manual or contact SFC Tec...

Page 36: ...21 1146200 SMI 2 User Guide Rev C Page 35 Network IP Settings Figure 30 Network IP Settings This menu enables the user to set the network parameters for a static IP address or allow the DHCP server to provide the address ...

Page 37: ...r 2021 1146200 SMI 2 User Guide Rev C Page 36 Wireless Settings Figure 31 Wireless Settings To set the SMI 2 up to use a wireless access point you must provide the following information SSID and Pass Key Password Key ...

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