Compartment Seal; Twin Seal Feature; Ti-1000Z Printer; Counting Funnel - Advanced Poly-Packaging Advanced Poly-Bagger T-1000-S14 Operation Manuals

adjustment is complete, press <ON> and <AUTO> for normal operation of the flat seal assembly. In the
Auto mode, the option will operate automatically.
3.19 CS-10 Compartment Seal
Seal the bag a second time to create a separate
compartment in the bag. This option is useful to
segregate different parts or protect damage caused
from part contact. See Figure 3-8.
First set Seal Point 1 by pressing the <Seal Point 1>
button and typing in the value on the number keypad.
Adjust the first seal point until the desired location is
achieved. Then, turn the option ON by toggling ON
the ON/OFF button. Adjust the second seal point by
pressing <Seal Point 2> and entering a value in the
number keypad. Adjust the value of the second seal
point until the desired position is achieved. Larger
Figure 3-8
parts should be loaded first, in the larger, lower
compartment.
3.20 TS-10 Twin Seal Feature
Special programming is available to seal the bag
twice, to increase the integrity of the bag.
To turn on the Twin Seal option, press the <Twin
Seal> menu option and toggle the option ON.
Second seal should be very close to the first.

3.21 Ti-1000Z Printer

To enable Printer operation on the Zebra Printer,
press the <On> button.
Refer to Appendix A for further information
Figure 3-9
regarding the operation of this option.
3.22 CF-10 Counting Funnel
This option is useful to automatically cycle the
bagger when a preset number of parts have fallen
through the funnel. See Figure 3-9.
Parts must have separation to be counted accurately
through the eye. If two parts fall at the same time,
they may be counted as one.
To turn ON the option, press the toggle button to
ON. Press the <Reset> button to reset the count to
the preset value.
Parts length test: (Eye Test) With the option ON, go
to the Parts Length Test Screen and press the
<Reset> button.
Figure 3-10
Press the <Stop> top mode button. Then, drop parts
(samples) individually through the photo sensor /
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