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4.1 F
UNCTION MENU
4.1 F
UNCTION MENU
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Position timeout function:
– Does not appear, if SIGNAL INTERFACE >AI BOARD
SIGNAL > Applicator type = ASA, „Direct Dispense“ or
LA-BO
– Determines the length of time after which an appli-
cator position error is displayed as an error. A posi-
tion error is considered to have occurred if the
applicator has failed to reach one or both of its end
positions within the time set.
– Adjustment range: [500…99999] ms; default:
2000 ms
Apply comp. time function:
– Time which the applicator needs from start impulse
to touch down (= stroke time).
– Setting range: [0…99999] ms.
An applicator has a constant stroke time. If the
labeller is driven with variable speed, this leads
to different label positions on the product. With
a slow conveyor speed, the touch down comes
too early, with a high conveyor speed, it is too late. With
the stroke time entered in the function „Apply comp.
time“, the dispenser corrects this effect, and therefore
improves the labelling precision.
Setting instruction:

Setup the labeller with a slow conveyor speed.

Turn the conveyor speed high. Adjust the labelling
position by increasing the „Apply comp. time“ step
by step, until the labelling position is correct.
Submenu >AI BOARD SIGNAL
This menu only appears, if an optional applicator inter-
face (AI) is installed
and if SIGNAL INTERFACE > Interface
mode = „PLC signals“. The functions in the menu refer
to the AI.
Status signals function:
– Switches the signal outputs at the AI on or off
– Settings: [Disabled,
Enabled ]
Disabled: The AI is completely disabled
Enabled: The applicator control of the AI is disabled.
Enabled are the status outputs at the „machine
status“ connector and the „Airstream support“
output at the applicator connector.
Submenu >ACTIVE INPUTS
In this menu, the active input signals can be selected, if
there are identical input signals at different interfaces.
This can e. g. be the case with some signals at stand-
ard signal interface and optional applicator interface
(AI).
Start signal function:
– Settings: [ „Int. appl. interf.“ , „Ext. appl. interf.“, „PLC
interface“].
„Int. appl. interf.“: Activates the standard start signal
input (M12 connector). Setting appears only, if
SIGNAL INTERFACE > Interface mode = „Applicator int.“.
„Ext. appl. interf.“: Activates the start signal input at
the optional applicator interface. Setting appears
only with the optional AI board built in.
„PLC interface“: To be defined
Inhibit signal function:
– Settings: [ „Int. appl. interf.“ , „Ext. appl. interf.“].
„Int. appl. interf.“: The Inhibit signal input at the
standard signal interface is active.
„Ext. appl. interf.“: The Inhibit signal input at the
optional applicator interface is active.
OD sensor signal function:
– Settings: [ „Standard OD sens.“ , „Ext. appl. interf.“].
„Standad OD sens.“: The standard OD sensor
signal input (M12 connector) is active.
„Ext. appl. interf.“: The OD sensor signal input at the
optional applicator interface is active.
4.1.7
SERVICE/DIAGNOS. menu
Service function:
– Counter for service operations
– Settings: [Yes,
No ]
Yes: Increments the “Serv. operations” counter by
one (see SERVICE DATA >OPERATION DATA > Service
operations )
No: Does not increment the counter.
Serv. data reset function:
– Settings: [Yes, No ]
Yes: Sets all counters in the SERVICE DATA menu to
zero.
No: Counts remain unchanged