Teknic EF-785, Руководство по установке

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CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
Now it’s time to specify your eF-785. For this task you should know a few
things:
1. Your machine’s operational and power requirements
2. The definitions of a few key terms used in this section
3. The available options from which to choose
4. How to “build” a valid eF-785 part number
Assuming that your machine requirements are known, we will
proceed into an explanation of the definitions, available options, and how
those options are expressed as a part number. The objective here is to
give you the information necessary to understand, specify, and order the
eF-785 that will best meet your project requirements.
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EFINITIONS
Please read the following definitions before proceeding:
Segmented Machine A machine that has more than one work
processing area. A segmented machine is one
that is designed to allow an operator to safely
load or unload raw or finished product in one
(Load) area while main processing activities
continue undisturbed in another (Main) area
under separate power and safety control.
Main Area The main functional area of an automated
machine. The Main Area is typically where the
core processing work of the machine is
performed. All machines have a Main Area;
whereas, segmented machines may have both a
Main and a Load area.
Load Area A specific section of a segmented machine,
separate from the Main Area. The Load Area is
typically a secondary area of a segmented
machine such as an operator Load/unload
access area. It is often advantageous from both
a machine throughput and safety standpoint to
operate the Load Area under separate power
and safety control from the Main Area. The eF-
785 is designed to support this.
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