Opex Sure Sort, Руководство оператора

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Glossary 163
Sure Sort™ Operator Manual
OPEX Corporation
Jam
- A problem with the system, typically (but not always) caused by a
blockage.
Job
- A collection of the settings and methods the system will use to process
items in a similar fashion from run to run. In many cases, you will only see one
job, which should be set up ahead of time, either by an OPEX technician or
your site supervisor or IT department.
Loading module
- This is the first expansion module. It is also where iBOTs are
loaded into the system.
Lock out tag out
- This is a safety device. When you are servicing the machine,
you turn it off. The Lock out Tag out switch is on the front of the AC enclosure.
When you are going to service or enter the machine, you should put a lock on
this device to ensure that no one will turn the machine on while you are
servicing the machine.
Manager
- Person who creates operators and has access to most of the
machine’s controls and features.
Menu bar
- Vertical series of menus on the left side of the screen. Use the
Menu Bar to navigate through the various system parameters and utilities.
Monitor DVI cable
- Used for video on the monitor DVI (Digital Video Interface).
It is a better quality than VGA.
Monitor VGA cable
- The quality of VGA (Video Graphics Interface) is not as
good or fast as DVI.
Operator
- The person running the machine. Operators have very limited
access to system controls and settings.
OPEX scan tunnel
- The Barcode system tunnel that reads the barcodes on the
packages.
Pacing Sensor
- This sensor resides on the pacing conveyor section before the
imager entry sensor. If the imager entry sensor is detecting an object waiting
for an iBOT, the pacing sensor will stop the pacing conveyor belts until the
previous object has been sent. This avoids packages bunching up on one
another and allows the system to send one object at a time.
Pack-To-Light system
- The Pack-to-Light (PTL) feature consists of a series of
lights that can be configured to indicate bin status. Some examples are: when/
where there’s a jam, bin is full, the order is complete.