Loepfe Savio FRS 3000, Инструкция по установке

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SYSTEM SETUP
SE Board Layout
3. The full picture is important for the check. If this di-
verges, in particular at SE (X-X) at the last line, proceed
as follows:
Remark: The different SH versions would be shown
in 4 rotors at one side (or 8 rotors at both sides re-
spectively). Exchange same individually within these
groups. 1 processor on the SE is for 8 SH.
– Check all connections (LAN cable) and restart all SE
boards (Power off / on).
Also test, if necessary, all cables with a tester.
– Reprogramme, if needed, the SE boards
– Exchange, if required, the SH with the wrong software.
Check with exchange in the group with different SW
(see version list).
– Make sure that the section electronic and the shaft,
where they are fixed, is grounded.
µC1
µC2
µC3
1
2
3
24V COMM
4
1
2
3
4 1
2
3
4
6
7
8
5
SE Board
Rotor Rotor
4. Once your ready, please start the machine (Savio left
and right side) and don’t start before you reach the
maximum speed (check on SCU overview page). Don’t
start with the production of the yarn.
Check the SH as follows: See SCU Service / Diagnos-
tics / Test.
Apply Start Forced Stops and follow the entry instruc-
tions.
At least all rotors must be tested for the test. Start and
follow up the LED indications at the SH, beginning with
rotor 1 (test for left and right side!) They should light
up sequentially. If this is not the case, check whether
the cables are inverted. At Savio machine the corre-
sponding red light should light up within a few sec-
onds. The red light of Savio needs to be deblocked by
Loepfe SCU (follow step 5). Should a LED of SH not
light up at all, exchange the cable and / or the SH and
recheck the function.
5. Once these tests are completed, production may be
started. If the customer has not given any indications
concerning the clearer setting, use the default values
and start with lot change. Draw the customer’s
attention to the fact that the desired quality is possibly
reached after several hours only (depends on the
process and not on clearers). Have the quality checked
by the laboratory as soon as possible. If necessary, ad-
just the setting.
6. Should some sensors show improper performance
right in the beginning, do not put them into operation
for the time being (follow chapter “Trouble Shooting”)