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September 2006 Edition Preliminary header Using this Operating Manual This operating manual is an integral part of the computer-controlled inert-gas double-wave automatic soldering machine type CIG-compact and contains important instructions for safety and operation. For all persons who work on and with the automatic soldering machine, it is mandatory to read and understand the chapters that are relevant to their activity.
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“Zero-Defect” to a significant extent. In the development of the epm automatic soldering machines type CIG compact, the following were the objectives that were followed purposefully: •...
September 2006 Edition Preliminary header Table of Contents Chapter 1-12 This table of contents provides a rough overview of the ten chapters in this operating manual. There is a detailed Table of Contents at the beginning of each chapter. Chapter 1: Technical Data Type specification, type designation, rating data, weights, mains supply requirements etc.
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September 2006 Edition Preliminary header Page VI Operating Manual CIG compact Automatic Soldering Machine...
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September 2007 Edition Technical Data Technical Data Table of Contents Chapter 1 Page Type Specification ......................1-3 Type Designation......................1-4 1.2.1 Name Plate......................1-4 Rating Data........................1-5 1.3.1 Supply Requirements..................1-6 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS Duplex Automatic Soldering Machine Page 1-1...
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September 2007 Edition Technical Data Page 1-2 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS Duplex Automatic Soldering Machine...
1.2.1 Name Plate The name plate is located on the rear side of the inlet tunnel. EPM Handels AG CH-8954 Geroldswil/Zürich Type: epm CIG ……compact Duplex Serial No: Year of manufacture: 2007 U: 3x400/230 VAC F: 50/60 Hz N: 24.7 kVA...
September 2007 Edition Technical Data Rating Data 230/400V +10%/–15%, 50/60 Hz, 3PNE Connected Electrical connection loads ≥31.7 kVA Total connected load Pre-fuse (on-site) 3 X 35 A slow-blow • Connection: 1/4“ Compressed air • Rating: 5 - 6 bar constant •...
September 2007 Edition Technical Data NOTE For dimensional sketches, connections, accesses etc. see Illustrations in chapter 4 1.3.1 Supply Requirements STOP The neutral wire (star point) must be connected without fail, since all the three phases may not be uniformly loaded in every operation case. In all cases, a proper grounding of the machine must be ensured.
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December 2004 Edition Safety Safety Table of Contents Chapter 2 Page Introduction........................2-3 2.1.1 Who may Work on and with the Automatic Soldering Machine?....2-3 2.1.2 Usage Conformant with Intended Purpose.............2-4 2.1.3 Improper Use ....................2-4 Warning Notices and Symbols..................2-5 2.2.1 Instructions and Symbols in the Operating Manual ........2-5 2.2.2 Cautionary Symbols on the Automatic Soldering Machine......2-6 2.2.3...
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Safety Definition of Terms Manufacturer The company EPM Handels AG is designated as the “Manufacturer” in this operating manual. Operator As the super-ordinate person, the operator is responsible for the proper use of the automatic soldering machine. The operator must fulfill the responsibilities described in chapter 2.5.2 in a proper manner.
December 2004 Edition Safety Introduction This chapter presents the safety requirements that must be complied with without fail when using the computer-controlled inert gas double wave automatic soldering machine (called the “Automatic soldering machine” in the following). For all persons work on and with the automatic soldering machine, it is mandatory to read and understand the chapters that are relevant for their activity.
December 2004 Edition Safety 2.1.2 Usage Conformant with Intended Purpose The automatic soldering machine is intended for the automatic, transport-bound soldering of electronic printed circuit boards in an inert gas atmosphere. The type designations CIG 300/400/500 compact relate to different soldering widths and transporting options for the printed circuit boards with the corresponding dimensions and weight of the automatic soldering machine (see Chapter 1 Type Designation).
December 2004 Edition Safety Warning Notices and Symbols Generally, there are concomitant dangers with the use of technical products. Dangers that could not be eliminated either by design-related measures or by protective devices are called residual dangers. Although the automatic soldering machine distinguishes itself by a high quality and safety standards, and although it has been built according to the state-of-the-art and the recog- nized technical rules, injury or damage to property cannot be completely ruled out in case of operating errors, improper use or misuse, owing to existing residual dangers.
December 2004 Edition Safety 2.2.2 Cautionary Symbols on the Automatic Soldering Machine The following danger symbols indicate unavoidable residual dangers and therefore re- quire constantly attentive operation of this plant in accordance with this operating manual. On the cover of the atomizer fluxer (1x) On large service doors at the rear (2x) WARNING •...
December 2004 Edition Safety Automatic soldering machine top rear in the middle (1x) On the cover of the fluxer (1x) Symbol “Wear protective eyewear” • In case of negligent manipulation on the solder (e.g. ladling out oxide), hot solder sprays can get into the eye and in the worst case, result in blinding. •...
December 2004 Edition Safety Principles of Safety 2.3.1 Influence on Other Safety Concepts The safety concept of the automatic soldering machine described here is an autonomous one. Other upstream and downstream machines, auxiliary equipment (mandatory accesso- ries in the supply schedule like: starting modules, extension modules, motor modules, height adjustment modules, converters, lifts, etc.) are not affected by it.
December 2004 Edition Safety 2.3.4 Safety Measures, Organizational Apart from the strict compliance with the minimum requirements, which have to be speci- fied for safe working at and with the plant (see chapter 2.1.2), no further measures are re- quired. 2.3.5 Safety Elements and Functions, Emergency Stop etc.
Modifications to the machine in the sense of add-on equipment and renovations which can affect safety in any way are only permitted after previous discussion with and written ap- proval from EPM Handels AG. This also applies to the installation of checking, supply and transfer systems from external suppliers.
Should any (residual) dangers and risks manifest themselves during operation, which are not described in this operating manual, it is obligatory for the operator to immediately report them to EPM Handels AG. The “responsibilities of the operator” also apply to the operating personnel, in as much as they must immediately report to their superiors about any defects that cause a situation where the safety is no longer guaranteed.
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September 2007 Edition Structure and Function Structure and Function Table of Contents Chapter 3 Page System Description ......................3-3 Transport System ......................3-5 3.2.1 Inlet and Outlet Extension (Option)............3-5 3.2.2 Board, Mask, PCB Separation (Option)..........3-5 3.2.3 Carrier Transport...................3-5 3.2.3.1 Soldering Carrier...................3-6 3.2.4 Transport Modules (Option)..............3-6 3.2.4.1 Transport Modules for Automatic Soldering Machine with Carrier...
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September 2007 Edition Structure and Function Page 3-2 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS Duplex Automatic Soldering Machine...
Structure and Function System Description The automatic wave soldering machine epm CIG compact is a compact inert gas automatic soldering machine that has proven itself for many years. With the epm CIG compact, the process safety is guaranteed and the requirements accord- ing to ISO 9000 are fulfilled.
The epm transport system is maintenance-free to a great extent. The chains must be lubri- cated from time to time to prevent their running dry. Optionally, an automatic chain cleaning system can be added.
Structure and Function Fig. 3-2. Carrier transport 3.2.3.1 Soldering Carrier On the carrier transport, epm soldering carriers with masks can be inserted for locating the PCBs/masks as also adjustable epm soldering carriers for the PCB location. Useful length and useful width •...
• Chemicals for sufficient wetting of the metallic surfaces are added to the flux. The epm CIG series is fitted with an atomizer fluxer as a standard feature. The epm-flux station, thanks to its stand-by connection, is extremely economical with reference to the maintenance, flux materials and energy consumption.
Structure and Function 3.3.1 Atomizer Fluxer The epm atomizer fluxer is operated by means of an external air supply. The flux is con- veyed directly from the supplied container through a hose pump into the system. Thus, through the dual-medium nozzle (air + flux), an optimum flux film is coated, which is repro- ducible at any time.
September 2007 Edition Structure and Function 3.3.1.1 Fluxer Pump The fluxer pump is driven by a completely closed DC-motor with continuous lubrication. This is fitted with long-life carbon brushes and runs extremely silently. The drive system automatically compensates load changes. The new controller system guarantees a reliable, exact speed regulation with high stability.
September 2007 Edition Structure and Function 3.3.1.2 Flow Meter The flow quantity of the flux can be read on the flow meter. Fig. 3-8. Flow 3.3.1.3 Flow Monitoring In the case of the flow meter, the limiting value for the desired quantity of the flux can be set.
September 2007 Edition Structure and Function 3.3.1.4 Level Monitoring The capacitive level probe is located directly in the original barrel of the flux and monitors the level of the flux. Upon disconnecting the contact between the probe and the flux, a sig- nal is passed via the signal amplifier to the controller, which thereupon triggers an error message and an alarm.
Drying and Preheating System 3.4.1 IR-Preheater The tried-and-tested epm-infrared drying and preheating system guarantees optimum acti- vation of the flux. The solvent (isopropanol, water, etc.) evaporates from the flux. The high temperature on the solder side of the PCBs (about 110°C) activates the chemically active substances (activators).
The CIG compact automatic soldering machine is fitted with two standard waves, the epm hollow wave and the epm full wave. Both the solder waves are located in the same solder- ing crucible. This ensures that both the waves have the same solder temperature. Each of the two solder waves has its own pump system.
The soldering in the hollow wave causes a partial reduction of the flux. However, the rest is still active enough to guarantee the soldering in the full wave. The height of the epm hollow wave can be regulated independently of the full wave: •...
3.5.2.2 Full Wave (Second Wave) The following epm full wave with laminar flow components ensures the flowing off of excess solder and causes a concave shape of the solder groove (meniscus), which is particularly important in the case of SMD components. The flat, extremely quiet and asymmetrical epm full wave guarantees bridge-free and pin-free soldering, even with the smallest track and SMD component clearances or high component placement density.
September 2007 Edition Structure and Function 3.5.4 Heating System 3.5.4.1 Main System The heating system consists of a heater set of 6 elements immersed in solder. The heaters are controlled proportionally by means of triacs, as a result of which, in combination with the direct contact between the heater and the solder, a very high temperature stability of the solder is reached.
The soldering quality of inert gas soldering machines depends first and foremost on the re- sidual oxygen proportion. Thanks to the sophisticated design, it is possible to lower this proportion in the epm CIG compactto an adjustable, desired PPM value. 3.6.1 Inert Gas Atmosphere The automatic gas supply into the soldering chamber, in which the process modules are lo- cated, prevents oxidation during the soldering process.
September 2007 Edition Structure and Function 3.6.4 Condensate Trap (Option) Fig. 3-15. Condensate Trap The condensate trap cleans the inert gas in the soldering chamber of flux vapors and re- duces the inner temperature. In the soldering chamber, there is a narrow exhaust shaft above the solder bath, through which the inert gas with the volatile components is exhausted out of the process chamber and fed to the cooling filter.
September 2007 Edition Structure and Function Controller System 3.7.1 Central Control Unit Fig. 3-16. Control drawer The electronic control system is located in a drawer below the outlet tunnel of the soldering machine. It is connected to the soldering machine with two multi-conductor, plugged ca- bles.
Structure and Function 3.7.2 Machine Coding EPM automatic soldering machines can be equipped with various different coding systems. If a machine coding system is used, the machine parameters stored under the code num- bers are invoked from the data store when the soldering carrier or the PCB enters and communicated to the machine for execution.
September 2007 Edition Structure and Function 3.7.3 PC Controller with MIS Management Information System All the function parameters are programmed through the Management Information System (MIS Software). All the menus are easily accessible and clearly arranged. The parameters are input at the Personal Computer via the keyboard with trackball. The programming can be performed while the production is ongoing.
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September 2007 Edition Installation Installation Table of Contents Chapter 4 Page Introduction........................4-2 4.1.1 Personnel Qualifications ...............4-2 4.1.2 Safety Specifications................4-2 Installation On Site .......................4-3 4.2.1 Energy Sources On Site ...............4-3 4.2.2 Unpacking .....................4-3 4.2.3 Installation.....................4-3 4.2.3.1 Sequence of Installation ...............4-3 Dimensional Drawings, Machine with Board Transport...........4-4 Functions and Accesses, Machine with Board Transport ........4-7 Connections and Operating Elements ...............4-9 External On-Site Connection Work................4-11...
The plant may only be installed, assembled and commissioned by professional tech- nical personnel or those with comparable knowledge of the mechanical, pneumatical and electrical aspects. Training or instruction is absolutely necessary and can only be done by the EPM Handels AG company or by persons authorized by! 4.1.2 Safety Specifications STOP - keep residual dangers in mind: First read Chapter 2 “Safety”...
September 2007 Edition Installation Installation On Site 4.2.1 Energy Sources On Site To be given by the installation personnel!: Plant's-main switch and fuses are located ..Compressed air shut-off valve is located ... Inert gas shut-off valve is located ... 4.2.2 Unpacking Check the shipment against the delivery note for:...
September 2007 Edition Installation 4.3 Dimensional Drawings, Machine with Board Transport Fig. 4-1. View from front Fig. 4-2. View from top Page 4-4 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS DuplexAutomatic Soldering Machine...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Fig. 4-3. View from rear (without covering plate) Dimensions: F= Length for finger of machine R= Length for board, machine Operating Manual CIG compact TMS Duplex Automatic Soldering Machine Page 4-5...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Fig. 4-4. View of inlet Fig. 4-5. View of outlet Page 4-6 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS DuplexAutomatic Soldering Machine...
September 2007 Edition Installation Functions and Accesses, Machine with Board Transport Atomizer fluxer Returning conveyor drive Inlet Preheater Pyrometer measuring head Opening, access to the pyrometer measuring head Solder bath Automatic solder refilling Air lock flap Forward conveyor drive Service door, access to the preheater Sensor for monitoring the inner temperature Service door, access to the solder bath Gas intake pipe with filter for residual oxygen measurement...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Fig. 4-6. Front view Fig. 4-7. View from rear Fig. 4-8. View from top Page 4-8 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS DuplexAutomatic Soldering Machine...
September 2007 Edition Installation Connections and Operating Elements Connections for carrier separation and coding Manometer for fluxer’s air pressure Exhausting pipe for on-site connection Start button for manual actuation of the fluxer Flow meter with monitoring Exhausting pipe for on-site connection SMEMA connection Compressed air connection External socket for supply to the mounted modules...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Fig. 4-9. View from rear Fig. 4-10. View from top Page 4-10 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS DuplexAutomatic Soldering Machine...
September 2007 Edition Installation External On-Site Connection Work Technical data and load values: see Chapter 1, Rating data. 4.6.1 Electrical Connection (Pos. 27) Pull the cable up to the main switch. The neutral conductor (neutral point) must be con- nected unconditional, since all the three phases are not loaded uniformly in every opera- tional case.
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September 2007 Edition Installation Fig. 4-11. View from rear Values, dimensions, units: see Chapter 1 Technical Data. Operation: see Chapter 5. Page 4-12 Operating Manual CIG compact TMS DuplexAutomatic Soldering Machine...
September 2007 Edition Installation Setting the Machine 4.7.1 Filling the Solder Tank • Switch off the machine (press red stop-switch)! Fill the solder pot with solder ingots, solder nuggets or granulate. The solder ingots must be neatly stacked in layers, one upon the other and be in contact with the heating ele- ments (Chap.
September 2007 Edition Installation Oxygen Analyzer The work to be done at the oxygen analyzer is summarized in this chapter; further details can be found in Chapter 8 “Maintenance, Service” and the separately attached manual of the manufacturer of the oxygen analyzer. NOTE Before the CIG compact soldering machine is opened after a test run, the oxygen •...
September 2007 Edition Installation 4.8.2 Electrical Connections 4.8.2.1 Power Supply The power supply for the oxygen analyzer is 220 V 50/60 Hz. There is a fuse holder on the rear side of the instrument. The fuse rating is 500 mA. 4.8.2.2 Output Signal An output of 4 mA detects a measured value of 0 ppm.
Leave the water about 15 minutes in the measuring cell and check that no fluid is escaping. Should there be a leak, please inform the EPM company or the nearest responsible Panametrics -subsidiary.
Inorganic alkali Components 5-6% KOH, 94-95% water and neutral salts Supplier epm Handels AG, Geroldswil/Zürich In most cases, problems occur with leaks because of the following inadmissibilities: • Pressure reducer with rubber membrane • Plastic or rubber feed pipes • Leaky clamping ring threaded joint •...
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September 2007 Edition Installation nal piping system of the analyzer. This valve opens at an input pressure of about 1.2 bar. During the measurement operation, the overpressure valve must be closed, so that there is no falsification of the measurement due to any reverse diffusion of the oxygen from the air in the chamber.
September 2007 Edition Installation Siren Element As an option there can be mounted a siren element on top of the alarm lamp. Together with the alarm lamp, an acoustic, previ- ously programmable signal is triggered. Fig. 4-14. Siren element The frequency and signal strength can be set inside of the siren element.
September 2007 Edition Installation 4.10 Machine Check WARNING Ensure that NO body parts (hands, arm and head) can touch the edges of the fluxer cover while closing it. Danger of injury! WARNING Inside the machine: • Do NOT touch chain anywhere close to the cogwheels while the conveyor is run- ning.
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September 2007 Edition Installation 10. Check parallelism (with drive running) transport chains: Place a carrier correctly in the machine, lift it at the rear and allow it to slide back slowly into the chains. Ensure that the carrier drops between the chains without any resistance. Please note the distance of about 2-3 mm at the side between the carrier and the rail.
Acceptance Log CIG WX Pre acceptance / check list Compact Serial N° Type of machine: Construction year: Epm order confirmation N° DA Hess N° Delivery N° Warranty / date of installation Epm intern acceptance: epm technician: Place and date: epm Agency:...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Equipment / check list / functions test Type / Version / Model / software Serial N° Computer PC Serial N° Printer (optional) but a driver must be installed Driver version: Model: Screen 16bit medium color 1024x768 Keyboard with trackball or mouse CD reader DVD Rom reader...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Air connection Default ( bar ) Actual ( bar ) Pressure control 4 (permanent) Pressure alarm set 2 bar Alarm text on PC and lock coil active Input filter Notes: Nitrogen connection Default ( bar ) Actual ( bar ) Pressure control 7 bar (permanent)
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Default ( m³/ h ) Actual ( m³/ h ) Spray fluxer Output tunnel Supervise connected Alarm text on PC and lock coil active Notes: epm text colour Machine colour Machine position Blue Green + IBL Ral 9002 Ral ………..
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September 2007 Edition Installation Type / Version / Model / software Serial N° Barcode reader N° Binary code Reading code code not read error text on PC Separation: Reading time: Sec. Error code: lock coil Active code 63 Inactive code 61 Error code 62 Virtual code: Preheat values 1 –...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Transport Transport angle Default Actual Angle 9° Angle 8° Angle 7° Angle 6° Fix angle for finger transport or Woerthmann 7° Transport motor load Range Actual 0,5 m/min 0 – 100% 2,5 m/min 0 – 100% ∼...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Composition of solder Kind of solder Solder bath Sn /Pb Lead free Normal Wave 1 Wave 2 Load Load Range Value % Value % Standby 1 0 – 100% Standby 2 (solder level values) 0 – 100% Wave 1 and 2 Wave 1 and 2 Wave 1 and 2...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Type / Version / Model / software Serial N° Main board N° Eprom version N° .bin Dil- switch A positions OFF: N° ON: N° Dil- switch B positions OFF: N° ON: N° Dil- switch C positions OFF:N°...
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September 2007 Edition Installation Diverse Training ( name ) Function Time Machine installation epm technician Days Manual, CD (epm) Spare parts CE certificate Notes: Operating Manual CIG compact TMS Duplex Automatic Soldering Machine Page 4-31...
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Epm / Technician Customer This installation / acceptance formulary must be correctly filled and send back to epm head office by e-mail or post and only on those conditions epm will give a year warranty for the machine. Page 4-32...
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Inhalt Operation Contents: Operation Operation ......................6-2 5.1 General information ....................6-2 5.1.1 Personnel qualifications ................. 6-2 5.1.2 Safety regulations ..................6-2 5.1.3 About these instructions................. 6-3 5.2 Switching on the machine..................6-4 5.3 Controlling the machine.................... 6-5 5.3.1 Logging in to the control software ..............6-6 5.3.2 Start screen....................
6 Operation Operation General information 5.1.1 Personnel qualifications The system may only be operated by qualified, skilled personnel who have undergone appropriate operator training in accordance with these operating instructions and who have been made aware of the existing residual risks. The measures necessary for continuous production (replacing tin coils and changing soldering flux containers) fall within the responsibility of the operator.
6 Operation 5.1.3 About these instructions Touch-sensitive areas of the screen In the figures within this document, the larger touch-sensitive areas of the screen are represented as numbered squares. This numbering cor- responds to the numbers in the subsequent operating instructions or functional descriptions (for an example, see Figure 6-2 "Start screen"...
6 Operation Switching on the machine CAUTION Independent machine switch-on/switch-off Risk of burns due to hot heating elements. In most cases, the machine is operated on a timer; i.e. the machine is switched on and off automatically. When the machine is switched on, the heating is switched on automatically.
► Ensure that at least one user is at user level 4 in order to manage the users. ► If it is no longer possible to manage the users, request temporary USB access from EPM. Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002...
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6 Operation Fig. 6-1: "Log in" window How to log in to the control software 1. Touch (1). OG IN 2. Select your user name from the list (2). 3. Enter your four-digit pin into the field (3) using the on- ASSWORD screen keyboard (4).
6 Operation 5.3.2 Start screen Fig. 6-2: Start screen The start screen displays the following information on the status of the machine: a Products located in the machine b Status messages, warnings and error messages c General information on the current operating status d Internal temperature e Pyrometer temperature Actual solder bath temperature...
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6 Operation How to change the operating mode 1. Perform one of the following steps: - To start the machine, touch (1). TART -or- - To stop the machine, touch (3). -or- - To pause the machine, touch (2). AUSE ...
6 Operation To open one of the following windows, touch the corresponding button on the start screen: Fig. 6-3: Start screen 1 "Sleep" window (see '"Sleep" functional area' on page 6-22) ► Sets the time control for heating the machine 2 "Alarm"...
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6 Operation Various settings can be made in this areas. Fig. 6-4: Software architecture Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-10...
6 Operation "Maintenance" functional area Opening the window 1. Touch the traffic light button on the start screen. The "Maintenance menu" window appears. ► If maintenance is required, the traffic light button appears on the start screen with a spanner Fig.
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6 Operation How to mark maintenance as "complete" 1. Touch the button (1). The maintenance status has changed from "open" to "complete". The user name of the person who completed the maintenance appears in field (a). How to postpone open maintenance 1.
6 Operation "General parameters" functional area 5.5.1 "POP UP FLAPS/PPM" window Opening the window 1. Touch the start screen (1). The "POP UP FLAPS/PPM" window ap- pears in the start screen. Fig. 6-6: "POP UP FLAPS/PPM" window In the "POP UP FLAPS/PPM" window, it is possible to: ●...
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6 Operation Fig. 6-7: "POP UP FLAPS/PPM" window How to control the residual oxygen content 1. Enter a value for the minimum residual oxygen content in the field (1). 2. Enter a value for the maximum residual oxygen content in the field (2).
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6 Operation 1. Touch (5). The "Empty" window appears. MPTY 2. Perform one of the following steps: - If you would like to empty the machine without activating the preheating and solder wave, touch MPTY WITH SWITCHING POINTS -or- - If you would like to empty the machine without activating the preheating and solder wave, and with all flaps open, touch MPTY WITHOUT SWITCHING POINTS ►...
6 Operation 5.5.2 "POP UP PREHEATING" window Opening the window 1. Touch the start screen (1). The "POP UP PREHEATING" window appears in the start screen. Fig. 6-8: "POP UP PREHEATING" window In the "POP UP PREHEATING" window, it is possible to: ●...
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6 Operation Fig. 6-9: "POP UP PREHEATING" window How to enter the permissible internal temperature ► If it becomes too hot inside the machine, this can lead to machine damage. We assume no liability for temperatures above 160° C. ► If it becomes too cold inside the machine, the required preheating temperature can no longer be reached.
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6 Operation How to calibrate the pyrometer ► The procedure for calibrating the pyrometer is described in Chapter 8, "Maintenance". The current pyrometer temperature is displayed in the field (b). YRO TEMPERATURE How to activate the "Automatic readjustment" function ► It is possible to automatically readjust the preheating. 1.
6 Operation 5.5.3 "POP UP SOLDER BATH" window Opening the window 1. Touch the start screen (1). The "POP UP SOLDER BATH" window appears in the start screen. Fig. 6-10: "POP UP SOLDER BATH" window In the "POP UP SOLDER BATH" window, it is possible to: ●...
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6 Operation How to enter the target temperature of the solder bath 1. Enter a value for the target temperature of the solder bath in the field (1). ARGET TEMPERATURE The solder bath is automatically heated to the set value. The cur- rent solder bath temperature is displayed in the CTUAL TEMPERATURE field (a).
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6 Operation How to set standby 2 ► Standby 2 is the speed at which the pump motors transport the sol- der to the solder nozzle shortly before the printed circuit board or frame reaches the solder wave. Set the value so that the waveforms are overflowing and any potential contamination is flushed away.
6 Operation "Sleep" functional area Opening the window 1. Touch (1) on the start screen. The "POP UP SLEEP/TIMER" LEEP window appears in the start screen. Fig. 6-11: "POP UP SLEEP/TIMER" window In the "POP UP SLEEP/TIMER" window, it is possible to: ●...
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6 Operation Fig. 6-12: "POP UP SLEEP/TIMER" window How to set the switch-on/off times for the solder bath heating ► The value "00:00" does not trigger any action. 1. For each day of the week, enter a value for the automatic switch- on time (1) for the solder bath heating.
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6 Operation How to activate holiday mode ► Holiday mode allows you to prevent the machine from switching on automatically at set switch-on times (e.g. while you are on holiday). When holiday mode is activated, all automatic switch-on times are ignored and the machine remains switched off until the date set by you.
6 Operation "Alarm" functional area In the event of faults during machine operation, corresponding warnings and error messages (a) are displayed on the start screen. ► Using the button (1), it is possible to delete all warnings and LARM error messages on display Fig.
6 Operation "Programs" functional area 5.8.1 "Manual/Binary coding" window Opening the window 1. Touch (2) on the start screen. The "Programs" window ROGRAMS appears. Fig. 6-14: "Manual/Binary coding" window In the "Manual/Binary coding" window, it is possible to: ● Change programs Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-26...
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6 Operation How to change a program Fig. 6-15: "Manual/Binary coding" window 1. Select the program that you would like to change from the program list (1). 2. Touch (2). The program is displayed. HANGE 3. Touch the parameter to be changed (1) and enter a new value via the on-screen keyboard.
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6 Operation ► Touching the button discards the changes. The program has been changed. How to load a program Fig. 6-16: Start screen 1. Touch the title bar (1) on the start screen. ODES IN MACHINE Fig. 6-17: Encoding programs Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-28...
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6 Operation 2. Select the required program from the list (2). The required program has been selected. The next printed circuit board or frame to enter is soldered with the selected program. Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-29...
6 Operation 5.8.2 "Automatic coding" window Opening the window 1. Touch (2) on the start screen. The "Programs" window ROGRAMS appears. Fig. 6-18: Automatic coding In the "Automatic coding" window, it is possible to: ● Load programs ● Create programs ●...
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6 Operation How to load a program Fig. 6-19: "Automatic coding" window 1. Select the program that you would like to load from the program list (1). 2. Touch (2). The program has been loaded. All parameters for the program that has been loaded are displayed.
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6 Operation How to create a new program Fig. 6-20: "Automatic coding" window 1. Touch (1). The "Program creation" window appears. Fig. 6-21: "Automatic coding" window Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-32...
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6 Operation 2. Touch the screen (2) and enter a program number. ► The program with program number "0000" is the error code and must not be assigned. 3. Touch the parameter to be changed (3) and enter a new value via the on-screen keyboard.
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6 Operation How to change a program Fig. 6-22: "Automatic coding" window 1. Select the program that you would like to change from the program list (1). 2. Touch (2). The program appears. HANGE Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-34...
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6 Operation 3. Touch the parameter to be changed (2) and enter a new value via the on-screen keyboard. 4. Touch (3). AVE DATA ► Touching the button discards the changes. The program has been changed. How to delete a program Fig.
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6 Operation How to create a batch ► Batch management is not available if there is a printed circuit board or frame inside the machine. Remove printed circuit boards and frames from the machine. Fig. 6-24: "Automatic coding" window 1. From the program list (1), select a program to which you would like to link the new batch.
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6 Operation Fig. 6-25: "Automatic coding" window 10. Mark points that are irrelevant to program selection by selecting the numbers within the screen (11). Fig. 6-26: "Automatic coding" window 11. Touch (13). PPLY ► If you have made a mistake, touch (12).
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6 Operation How to change a batch ► Batch management is not available if there is a printed circuit board or frame inside the machine. Remove printed circuit boards and frames from the machine. Fig. 6-27: "Automatic coding" window ► It is possible to change the name and code of an existing batch. 1.
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6 Operation How to delete a batch ► Batch management is not available if there is a printed circuit board or frame inside the machine. Remove printed circuit boards and frames from the machine. Fig. 6-28: "Automatic coding" window 1. Select the program with the batch that you would like to delete from the program list (1).
6 Operation "System" functional area Opening the "System" screen 1. Touch (3) on the start screen. The "System" screen ap- YSTEM pears. The System screen displays the current status of the machine controls. Fig. 6-29: System screen The following windows can be opened from the "System" screen: 1 "Function mode"...
6 Operation 5.9.1 "Function mode" window Opening the "Function mode" window 1. Touch (1) on the system screen. UNCTION MODE The "Function mode" window appears. DANGER Moving system components Danger to life. ► Do not remain in the system's danger area. ►...
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6 Operation It is possible to activate the following functions in function mode: Fig. 6-31: "Function mode" window 1 Switch the fluxer nozzle motor on/off ► It is possible to set a flow rate for the fluxer (see 'How to set param- eters for a function' on page 6-45).
6 Operation 12 Switch on/off the air knife's solenoid valves How to activate a function 1. Touch OPEN ► If you touch , the functions are deactivated. CLOSE The function has been activated. The buttons turn CLOSE green. How to set parameters for a function ►...
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6 Operation It is possible to activate the following functions in the "Settings" window: 1 Start simulation mode ► Starting the machine in simulation mode does not start the solder bath heating. Check the machine is running freely or remove the toothed belt.
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6 Operation How to activate a function 1. Touch The function has been activated. The button turns green How to set parameters for a function ► It is possible to set parameters for functions 18 to 25. 1. Touch the button to the right of the respective function name and enter a parameter value.
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6 Operation a If you would like the machine to continue production in spite of an error message, activate (3). TART b If you would like the machine to complete all jobs in the system in spite of an error message, activate (4).
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6 Operation Opening the window Touch (30) in the Settings window (see '"Settings" window' on XTRAS page 6-43). The "Extended settings" window appears. Fig. 6-35: Extended settings window It is possible to activate the following functions and set parameter val- ues in the "Extended settings"...
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6 Operation 16 Activate automatic certificate printing ► Contact EPM for information on compatible printers. 17 Set the time for the maximum period of inactivity after which an ac- tive user is automatically logged out. ► Entering a value greater than 0 activates automatic user logout.
6 Operation 5.9.3 "User management" window Opening the window 1. Touch in the Settings window (see 'System screen' on page YSTEM 6-40). The "User management" window appears. Fig. 6-36: "User management" window In the "User management" window, it is possible to: ●...
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6 Operation How to create a new user Fig. 6-37: "User management" window ► If all users with user level 4 have been deleted, it is no longer pos- sible to manage the users. Ensure that at least one user is at user level 4 in order to manage the users.
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6 Operation How to delete a user Fig. 6-38: "User management" window 1. Select a user from the list (1). SERS 2. Touch (2). ELETE The selected user has been deleted. Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-51...
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6 Operation How to change a password Fig. 6-39: "User management" window 1. Select a user from the list (1). SERS 2. Touch (2). HANGE 3. Enter a new password. The password has been changed. Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-52...
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6 Operation How to change the permission levels Fig. 6-40: "User management" window ► Permissions can be changed by any user set to user level 4 in the user management. 1. Select a user from the user list (1). 2. Add permissions under (2) or select other permissions. In each case, touch the respective box (3).
Fig. 6-41: "Switching points" window In the "Switching points" window, it is possible to: ► The predefined switching points can only be changed by EPM staff. 1 Set the position to open the flaps 2 Set the position to close the flaps...
6 Operation 5.9.5 "Service" window Opening the window 1. Touch in the Settings window (see 'System screen' on page ERVICE 6-40). The "Service" window appears. Fig. 6-42: "Service" window In the "Service" window, it is possible to: 1 Open the "Maintenance settings" window (see '"Maintenance" func- tional area' on page 6-11) 2 Open the "Maintenance log"...
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6 Operation "USB data transfer" window How to transfer data via USB stick Fig. 6-43: "USB settings" window 1. Select the data (1) that you would like to transfer. 2. Perform one of the following steps: - If you would like to transfer data from the system controls to a USB stick, touch (2).
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6 Operation "FTP settings" window How to transfer data via FTP server Fig. 6-44: "FTP settings" window 1. Select the data (1) that you would like to transfer. 2. Enter the IP address in the field (2). ADDRESS 3. Enter your FTP user name in the field (3).
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6 Operation "Traceability" window How to define the traceability settings Fig. 6-45: "Traceability settings" window 1. Touch the button (1). The traceability option is activated. 2. Enter the IP address in the field (2). ADDRESS 3. Enter your FTP user name in the field (3).
6 Operation 5.10 "Logs" functional area It is possible to open the following windows in the "Logs" window: 1 "Certificates" window 2 "Machine log book" window 3 "Maintenance log book" window Fig. 6-46: "Logs" window 5.10.1 "Certificates" window Opening the window 1.
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6 Operation Fig. 6-47: "Certificates" window In the "Certificates" window, it is possible to: ● Display certificates ● Print certificates ● Delete individual or all certificates ● Filter certificates according to their file names ● Search through certificates Wellenlötanlage CIG highspeed SIG DOK-002 6-60...
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6 Operation Fig. 6-48: "Certificates" window How to display certificates 1. Select a certificate from the certificate list (1). The selected certificate is displayed under (a). ISPLAY How to print a certificate 1. Select a certificate from the certificate list (1). 2.
6 Operation How to filter certificates by file name 1. Enter a criterion in the field (5). ILTERS 2. Touch (5). All available certificates are filtered according to ILTERS the criterion entered. ► Touch (7) to delete the criterion that has been entered. ELETE ...
6 Operation How to filter events 1. Enter a criterion in the field (1). ILTERS 2. Touch (1). All available events are filtered according to the ILTERS criterion entered. ► Touch (3) to delete the criterion that has been entered. ELETE ...
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6 Operation 1. Enter a criterion in the field (1). ILTERS 2. Touch (1). All available events are filtered according to the ILTERS criterion entered. ► Touch (3) to delete the criterion that has been entered. ELETE The filter results are displayed. How to search for maintenance tasks 1.
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.4 Verlängerungsmodul / Extention Module / Module d’extension ....6-120 6.2.5 Motormodul / Motor Module / Module moteur..........6-122 6.2.6 Ventilatoren zu Modulen / Fan for Moduls / Ventilateur pour Modules..6-128 6.2.7 Schienen zu Modulen / Rails for Moduls / Rails pour modules ....6-130 6.2.8 Umlenksätze zu Modulen / Set of reversing wheel for moduls / Set boîte inversion pour modules.................
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Bei Ersatzteilbestellungen immer Maschinentyp und Serialnummer angeben: CIG compact TMS Duplex, z. Bsp. 92-40-505 Important EPM Handels AG assume del credere liability only on EPM OEM-parts! When ordering spare parts it is essential to state the: • Type of machine • Machine number The machine number is: •...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.3 Gehäuse / Housing / Châssis Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Griff zu Scheiben Handles for window Poignées pour vitres 1505 Zinnrollenschalter Tinn reel switch 4260 Glasscheibe Seitentunnel Glass plate side tunnel Vitre tunnel latéral 6479 Dichtung zu Rahmen Seal for frame...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.3 Gehäuse / Housing / Châssis Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Glasscheibe Window 600x550x6mm Vitre 600x550x6mm avec 9129/300/320/400 600x550x6mm mit. with handles poignées Griffen Glasscheibe Window 600x650x6mm Vitre 600x650x6mm avec 9129/420/500 600x650x6mm mit Griffen with handles poignées Rahmen...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.3 Gehäuse / Housing / Châssis Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Steuerkasten Control box fuse cover Boîtier de contrôle couvercle 9762 Sicherungsdeckel fusibles Steuerkasten Seite Auslauf Control box side outlet Boîtier de contrôle côté sortie 9763/300/320 /400 Steuerkasten Seite Auslauf...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.3 Gehäuse / Housing / Châssis Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-13...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.7 Transport / Conveyor / Transport Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Kabel zu Converter Cable for converter Câble de convertisseur Schienenverbinder mit 2 Rail connecting pieces incl.2 Raccord pour rail avec 2 vis Schrauben screws Nutenstein M5 M5 nut special...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.7 Transport / Conveyor / Transport Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-25...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.7 Transport / Conveyor / Transport Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Profilschiene Rail section Rail profilé 9355 Achse zu Transportmotor Shaft for conveyor motor Axe pour moteur de transport 9356/300 Achse zu Transportmotor Shaft for conveyor motor Axe pour moteur de transport 9356/400 Achse zu Transportmotor...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.7 Transport / Conveyor / Transport Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-27...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.8 Rücklauftransport / Return conveyor / Convoyeur de retour Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Rücklaufantrieb komplett Return device drive, Système de retour complet 9501K Vorlaufantrieb komplett Forward device drive, Système de entraînement 9020K complete complet Schienenverbinder mit 2 Rail connecting pieces incl.
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.8 Rücklauftransport / Return conveyor / Convoyeur de retour Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Verschalungsteil rechts Protection sheet right Tôle de protection droite 8072/300 Verschalungsteil rechts Protection sheet right Tôle de protection droite 8072/400 Verschalungsteil rechts Protection sheet right Tôle de protection droite...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.8 Rücklauftransport / Return conveyor / Convoyeur de retour Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Ankerschraube Foundation bolt Boulon d’ancrage 9016 Motor Vorlauf Motor forward Moteur avance 9020 Distanzklötzchen 18mm Spacer block 18mm Bloc d’écartement 18mm 9026 Grundplatte Base plate...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.8 Rücklauftransport / Return conveyor / Convoyeur de retour Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-33...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.9 Pyrometer / Pyrometer / Pyromètre Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Schlauch Ø 4 Hose Ø 4 Tuyau Ø 4 3170 Zylinder zu Pyrometerklappe Cylinder for pyrometer shutter Cylindre pour clôture de pyromètre 9441 Magnetventil mit Halter Magnetic valve with holder Electrovanne avec support 9442...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.15 Doppelfluxerschublade / Double atomiser fluxer drawer / Fluxeur atomiseur double 9829.3 Fluxerschublade kompl. für Maschinen die PNP-Sensoren haben / Fluxer drawer compl. for PNP sensor type / Tiroir fluxeur compl. pour capteur type PNP Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-63...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.15 Doppelfluxerschublade / Double atomiser fluxer drawer / Fluxeur atomiseur double Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Kabelsatz zu Cable set for fluxer drawer Jeu de Câble pour tiroir fluxeur 9497 Fluxerschublade mit with plug 9281.3 and cable avec prise 9281.3 et câble pour Stecker 9281.3 und Kabel for sensor 9830...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.20 Badausfahrverlängerung / Bath Outward Extension / Rallonge d’extraction du bain Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Badausfahrverlängerung Bath outward extension Rallonge d’extraction du bain A0084.1 Stellschraube standard *) Adjusting screw standard *) Vis de réglage de niveau 4057 standard *) Stellschraube smema *)
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.20 Badausfahrverlängerung / Bath Withdrawal Extension / Rallonge d’extraction du bain Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-77...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.21 Wechselgestell / Support carriage for exchangeable / Rayon pour changement Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact 9952/300/320 Wechselgestell Support carriage for Rayon pour changement /400 exchangeable 9952/420/500 Wechselgestell Support carriage for Rayon pour changement exchangeable Montagesatz zu Assembly set for support...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.21 Wechselgestell / Support carriage for exchangeable / Rayon pour changement Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-79...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.22 Lotpumpen / Solder pumps / Pompes à étain Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Ref compact compact Träger Vollwelle Motor holder solid shaft Support vague pleine 105 L Träger Hohlwelle Motor holder hollow shaft Support vague creuse 105 R Stellring Spacer collar Bague de butée...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.22 Lotpumpen / Solder pumps / Pompes à étain 4045 K Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-81...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.22 Lotpumpen / Solder pumps / Pompes à étain Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Ref compact compact Wellendichtung kompl. Shaft sealing complete Etanchéité complet des arbres 4045 K Distanzhülse Spacer bush Douille d’écartement 4043/300/320/ Distanzhülse Spacer bush Douille d’écartement 4043/420/500 Distanzhülse Spacer bush...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.23 Wellenformer / Waveformer / Formeur de vagues Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf B A B A=Wellenabstand (wa) A=Wave distance (wd) A=Vague distance (vd) 75mm, B=Wellenabstand 75mm, B=Shaft distance 75mm, B=Vague distance (wa) 100mm (wd) 100mm (vd) 100mm Trennblech Typ 300 Separation sheet Type 300 Tôle de séparation Typ...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.23 Wellenformer / Waveformer / Formeur de vagues Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-85...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.23 Wellenformer / Waveformer / Formeur de vagues Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf B A= Wörthmannwelle 3- A= Wörthmann wave 3 range A= Vague Wörthmann 3 rangées reihig, B= B = Wörthmann wave 5 range B= Vague Wörthmann 5 rangées Wörthmannwelle 5-reihig Leitblech L= 320, Guiding sheet L= 320,...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.23 Wellenformer / Waveformer / Formeur de vagues Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Rückwand 320 mm Rear panel 320 mm Paroi arrière 320 mm 2623/300/320 Rückwand 420 mm Rear panel 420 mm Paroi arrière 420 mm 2623/400/420 Rückwand 520 mm Rear panel 520 mm Paroi arrière 520 mm...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.23 Wellenformer / Waveformer / Formeur de vagues Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-89...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.25 Lotbadheizung / Solder bath heating / Chauffage bain d’étain Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact Thermokoppler Thermo coupler Thermocoupleurs 1087 Zusatzheizkörper mit Add. heater element, holder left Corps de chauffe supplémentaire 1089 L Halter links avec support à...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.25 Lotbadheizung / Solder bath heating / Chauffage bain d’étain 4545 K 4551K Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-95...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.25 Lotbadheizung / Solder bath heating / Chauffage bain d’étain Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact Zinn-Niveau-Überwachung kompl. Solder level control compl. Côntrole de niveau compl. 4551 K Schwimmer Float Flotteur 4545 Schraube spezial Screw, special Vis spécial 4546 Halter...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.25 Lotbadheizung / Solder bath heating / Chauffage bain d’étain 4545 K 4551K Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-97...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.26 Anordnung Heizelemente / Arrangement of heating elements / Disposition corps de chauffe Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact Heizelement unten links Heater element bottom left Corps de chauffe en bas à gauche 4536 L/300/320 /400 Heizelement unten links Heater element bottom left Corps de chauffe en bas à...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.26 Anordnung Heizelemente / Arrangement heating elements / Disposition corps de chauffe Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-99...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.27 Lotnachfüllung V2 / Solder refilling V2 / Remplissage d’étain V2 Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Lotnachfüllung kompl. Solder refilling compl. Remplissage d’étain compl. 9669 Achse Shaft 4204 Segerring 8mm Safety ring 8 mm Anneau de retenue 8mm 4205 Distanzhülse...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.28 Kettenwaschanlage / Chain cleaning system/ Système de nettoyage des chaînes Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Kettenwaschanlage kompl. Chain cleaning device Systéme de nettoyage des 9930 compl. chaînes compl. Nutenstein M5 M5 nut special Ecrou M5 spécial Gabelstück links Fork left...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.28 Kettenwaschanlage / Chain cleaning system/ Système de nettoyage des chaînes 9930 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-103...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.28 Kettenwaschanlage / Chain cleaning system / Système de nettoyage des chaînes Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Einlauffeder rechts Inflow spring right Ressort entrée droit 9554 Distanzhalter rechts Brace right Entretroise droite 9555 Einlauffeder links Inflow spring left Ressort entrée gauche 9556...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.28 Kettenwaschanlage / Chain cleaning system / Système de nettoyage des chaînes 9930 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-105...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.29 Kondensatfalle / Condensation trap / Vanne de condensation Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Ref compact compact Kondensatfalle kompl. ohne Condensation trap Vanne de condensation sans A0303 Kühlaggregat without cooler assembly élément de refroidissement Temperaturfühler Temperature sensor Senseur temperature 9960 Schwämmle Kühlgerät Cooling device Schwämmle Elément de refroidissement...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.29 Kondensatfalle / Condensation trap / Vanne de condensation Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-107...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.29 Kondensatfalle / Condensation trap / Vanne de condensation Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact Verschlussmutter Hexagon cap nut Bouchon 6 pans 9984 Deckel O-Ring Cover O-Ring Couverclejoint torique 9985 Kühlelement Cooler Elément de refroidissement 9986 Elementgehäuse Element housing Boîtier des éléments...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.1.29 Kondensatfalle / Condensation trap / Vanne de condensation Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-109...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.2 Auslaufmodul / Outlet Module / Module de sortie Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Auslauf-Modul Typ 300 Outlet Module type 300 Module de sortie typ 300 11241.1/300 Auslauf-Modul Typ 400 Outlet Module type 400 Module de sortie typ 400 11241.1/400 Auslauf-Modul Typ 500...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.2 Auslaufmodul / Outlet Module / Module de sortie Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-115...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.3 Anfangsmodul / Start Modul / Module de départ Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Anfangs-Modul tief Typ 300 Start-Modul low Type 300 Module départ bas modèle 300 AR 300 Anfangs-Modul tief Typ 400 Start-Modul low Type 400 Module départ haut modèle AR 400 Anfangs-Modul tief Typ 500...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.3 Anfangsmodul / Start Modul / Module de départ Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Rücklaufantrieb Return device complete Système de retour complet 9501 K Lagerbock komplett mit Bearing block compl. ball Support paliers compl roulm. Kugellager No 460 bearing 460 billes 460 Kettenrad...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.3 Anfangsmodul / Start Modul / Module de départ Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-119...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.5 Motormodul / Motor Module / Module moteur Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Motor-Modul Typ 300 Motor Module Type 300 Module moteur modèle 300 MR 300 Motor-Modul Typ 400 Motor Module Type 400 Module moteur modèle 400 MR 400 Motor-Modul Typ 500 Motor Module Type 500...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.5 Motormodul / Motor Module / Module moteur 9020 K 9501 K Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-123...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.5 Motormodul / Motor Module / Module moteur Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Vorlaufantrieb kompl. Forward drive compl. Entraînement compl. 9020 K Lagerbock komplett mit Bearing block compl. ball Support paliers compl Kugellager No 460 bearing 460 roulm.
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.5 Motormodul / Motor Module / Module moteur Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Rücklaufantrieb Return device complete Système de retour complet 9501K Lagerbock komplett mit Bearing support compl. Ball Support paliers compl roulm. Kugellager No 460 bearing 460 billes 460 Kettenrad Sprocket wheel...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.5 Motormodul / Motor Module / Module moteur 9020 K 9501 K Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-127...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.6 Ventilatoren zu Modulen / Fan for Moduls / Ventilateur pour Modules Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Ventilator Kühlung Fan cooling Ventilateur refridissement 9030 Schutzgitter zu Protective grille for fan Grille de protection pour 9031 Halteblech unten Support sheet bottom, cooling...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.6 Ventilatoren zu Modulen / Fan for Modules / Ventilateur pour Modules Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-129...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.7 Schienen zu Modulen / Rails for Moduls / Rails pour modules Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Schiene roh l = 2m Rail raw l = 2m Rail brut l= 2m 11350 Schiene rechts l = 2m Rail right l = 2m Rail droit usiné...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.7 Schienen zu Modulen / Rails for Moduls / Rails pour modules Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-131...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.8 Umlenksätze zu Modulen / Set of reversing wheel for moduls / Set boîte inversion pour modules Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Umlenksatz links kompl. Set of reversing wheel compl. Left Set boîte inversion compl. gauche 11370.1 Umlenksatz rechts kompl.
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.8 Umlenksätze zu Modulen / Set of reversing wheels for moduls / Set boîte inversion pour modules Umlenksatz kompl. links und rechts / Set of reversing wheels compl. left and right / Set boîte inversion compl. gauche et droite 11370.1 / 11370.2 Motorumlenksatz kompl.
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.9 Motorauszugmodul / Motor extension module / Module extension moteur Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact compact compact Motorauszug Typ 300 Motor extension type 300 Accélérateur modèle 300 MA 300 Motorauszug Typ 400 Motor extension type 400 Accélérateur modèle 400 MA 400 Motorauszug Typ 500...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.9 Motorauszugmodul / Motor extension module / Module extension moteur Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-135...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.10 Aushebestation / Lifting station / Translateur Pos. Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Montagewanne Gr. 4/300 Installation trough 4/300 Tôle de base 4/300 8101.3 Montagewanne Gr. 5/300 Installation trough 5/300 Tôle de base 5/300 8102.3 Montagewanne Gr. 6/300 Installation trough 6/300 Tôle de base 6/300 8103.3...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.10 Aushebestation / Lifting station / Translateur Wanne kompl. Pos. 7 Deckel Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-137...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.10 Aushebestation / Lifting station / Translateur Pos. Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Seitenplatte 300 Side plate 300 Tôle latérale 300 8167.3 Seitenplatte 400 Side plate 400 Tôle latérale 400 8168.4 Seitenplatte 500 Side plate 500 Tôle latérale 500 8169.5 Laufrolle ohne Lager...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.2.10 Aushebestation / Lifting station / Translateur Wanne kompl. Pos. 7 Deckel Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-139...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3 Umsetzermodule zu Lötautomat mit Rahmentransport / Converter module for soldering automat with frame transport 6.3.1 Anfangs- & Endlift / Start & End lift / Ascenseur d’entrée & de sortie 6.3.1.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Bezeichnung Description Désignation...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.1.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-141...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.1.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Gestell Frame Carcasse 7200/300/400 Gestell Frame Carcasse 7200/500 Seitenwand links Side panel left Paroi latérale gauche 7201 L Seitenwand rechts Side panel right Paroi latérale droite 7201 R Deckel Cover...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.1.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-143...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.1.2 Hubauflage / Lift Support / Support de course Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Zahnrad, Stahl Gear, steel Roue dentée, acier Zahnrad, Resofil Gear, Resofil Roue dentée, Resofil Schraube M 20 x 1.5 Screw M 20 x 1.5 Vis M 20 x 1.5 Mutter M 20 Nut M 20...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.1.2 Hubauflage / Lift Support / Support de course Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-145...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.2 Winkelumsetzer / Angle adjuster / Convertisseur angulaire 6.3.2.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Gestell, h = 950 mm Chassis, h = 950 mm Carcasse, h = 950 mm 7301/950/300/400 Gestell, h = 950 mm Chassis, h = 950 mm Carcasse, h = 950 mm 7301/950/500...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.2.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-147...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.2.2 Drehauflage / Swivel Support / Support rotatif Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Zahnrad, Stahl Gear, steel Roue dentée, acier Zahnrad, Resofil Gear, Resofil Roue dentée, Resofil Schraube M 20 x 1.5 Screw M 20 x 1.5 Vis M 20 x 1.5 Mutter M 20 Nut M 20...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.1.2 Drehauflage / Swivel Support / Support rotatif Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-149...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.3 T-Umsetzer / T-Adjuster / Convertisseur en T 6.3.3.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf Gestell, h = 950 mm Chassis, h = 950 mm Carcasse, h = 950 mm 7301/950/300/400 Gestell, h = 950 mm Chassis, h = 950 mm Carcasse, h = 950 mm 7301/950/500...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.3.1 Gestell / Chassis / Châssis Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-153...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.3.2 Drehauflage / Swivel Support / Support rotatif Description Bezeichnung Désignation Nr/No/Réf Gear, steel Zahnrad, Stahl Roue d’engrenage, acier Gear, resofil Zahnrad, Resofil Roue d’engrenage, Resofil Screw M 20 x 1.5 Schraube M 20 x 1.5 Vis M 20 x 1.5 Nut M 20 Mutter M 20...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.3.2 Drehauflage / Swivel Support / Support rotatif Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-155...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.4 Auslaufkontrolle zu AL/EL / Outflow control AL/EL / Contrôle de sortie AL/EL Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Auslaufkontrolle zu AL kompl. Outflow control AL Contrôle de sortie AL compl. A0072 Distanzblech Distance plate Tôle intermédiaire 9053 Kabel lang Cable, long...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.4 Auslaufkontrolle zu AL/EL /Outflow control AL/EL / Contrôle de sortie AL/EL A0072 / A0074 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-159...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.5 Einlaufsperre zu EL / Inlet lock device EL / Blocage d’entrée EL Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Einlaufsperre zu Endlift kompl. Inlet lock device EL Blocage d’entrée EL A0073 Mikroschalter Microswitch Microrupteur 7005 Halteschiene Holding rail Barre de support 7006 Haltewinkel für Box...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.5 Einlaufsperre zu EL / Inlet lock device EL / Blocage d’entrée EL A0073 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-161...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.6 Einlaufsperre zu AL / Inlet lock device AL / Blocage d’entrée AL Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Einlaufsperre zu AL kompl. Inlet lock device AL Blocage d’entrée AL 7130 Halteschiene Holding rail Rail support 7006 Liftfeder rechts Lift spring right Ressort de sustentation droit...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.6 Einlaufsperre zu AL / Inlet lock device AL / Blocage d’entrée AL Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-163...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.8 Binärcodierung zu Lötautomat 24 V / Binary encoder for soldering maschine 24 V / Programmateur binaire pour machine de brasage 24 V Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Binärcodierung zu Lötautomat 24 Binary encoder for soldering Programmateur binaire pour 9056.2 V kompl...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.8 Binärcodierung zu Lötautomat 24 V / Binary encoder for automatic soldering machine 24 V / Programmateur binaire pour machine de brasage 24 V 9056.2 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-167...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.9 Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz 220 V / Workstation binary encoder 220 V / Codage binaire pour poste de travail 220 V Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz Work station binary encoder Codage binaire pour poste de 9080 220 V kompl 220 V compl...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.9 Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz 220 V / Workstation binary encoder 220 V / Codage binaire pour poste de travail 220 V 9080 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-169...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.9.1 Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz 24 V / Workstation binary encoder 24 V / Codage binaire pour poste de travail 24 V Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz Work station controller binary 24 Codage binaire pour poste de 9080.1 24 V kompl.
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.9.1 Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz 24 V / Workstation binary encoder 24 V / Codage binaire pour poste de travail 24 V 9080.1 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-171...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.9.2 Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz ohne Sperrmagnet / Workstation binary encoder without lock magnet / Codage binaire pour poste de travail sans aimant de blocage Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz Work station binary encoder Codage binaire sans aimant de 9081 ohne Sperrmagnet kompl.
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.9.2 Binärcodierung zu Arbeitsplatz ohne Sperrmagnet / Workstation Binary encoder without lock magnet / Codage binaire pour poste de travail sans aimant de blocage 9081 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-173...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.10 Binärcodierkamm / Coding field binary / Came de codage binaire Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Codierkamm, schraubbar Coding field, screwable Came de codage vissable 1798 Codierkamm, steckbar Coding field, pluggable Came de codage enfichable 1799 Stift Cheville 1800...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.10 Binärcodierkamm / Coding field binary / Came de codage binaire Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-175...
Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.13 Wellenhöhe-Messgerät / Solder wave height optimiser / Appareil de mesure hauteur de vague Bezeichnung Description Désignation Nr/No/Réf compact Wellenhöhe-Messgerät kompl. Solder wave height optimiser Appareil de mesure hauteur de 5000 compl.. vague compl. Datenempfänger W5000 Data receiver Récepteur W5000 5001...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog 6.3.13 Wellenhöhe-Messgerät / Solder wave height optimiser / Appareil de mesure hauteur de vague 5000 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat Seite 6-181...
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Ausgabe Mai 2007 Ersatzteilkatalog Seite 6-182 Betriebsanleitung CIG compact TMS Duplex Lötautomat...
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EPM Handels AG Bodenfeldstrasse 8 5643 Sins +41 (0)44 749 31 31 +41 (0)44 749 31 39 epm@epm.ch Company / Customer Street Nr. ZIP Town Construction description CIG Compact SIG Commission Drawing number EPM 1-2012 Voltage 400 V AC Pre-fuse...
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Flux 0 Position Sensor / Stepper Motor 1-4 Terminal list =TMS+EINLAUF-X30 AUSL_ SMEMA Flux Level + Flux flow monitoring Terminal list =TMS+FLUXER-X AUSL_ Emergency Stop Loop Activation Nitrogen Valves Terminal list =TMS+AUSL_TU-X AUSL_ 189 Signal Lamps 14.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Tabel of contents: Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Place Page Page description Place Page Page description Page Page description TRAN 190 Control of AC-motors Conveyor compact + finger equi TRAN 191 Conveyor movement guard / Angle Adjustment 14.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Tabel of contents: Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Control drawer (SS) -COM1 N-BOX S-BOX -S32 -S36 -S33 -S37 02.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Overwiew Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Control drawer (SS) N-BOX 1/N/PE 1/N/PE 1/N/PE 1/N/PE -X21 -X22 -X21 -X22 02.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Overwiew Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Control drawer (SS) S-BOX -Verteilerbox SUB-D 02.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Overwiew Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Control drawer (SS) S-BOX 02.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Overwiew Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Lock coil of EL Jam Controller -X29 -X30 L/N/PE L/N/PE 02.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Overwiew Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Black: Phase wire 230VAC Black: L2 (3-phase current) Light blue: Neutral wire 230VAC Black: L3 (3-phase current) Dark blue: +24VDC Light blue: Neutral wire Dark blue/white: 0VDC Yellow-green: Earth 01.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Standards and Specifications Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Digital Eingang A1.5 A1.4 Main Contactor 24VDC for not On OUTPUT X1.4:X6.5 /10.9 /13.0 8450 PhoenixC.2963938 8451 /11.6 2 /10.3 4 /10.3 6 /10.3 /11.7 /11.2 Emergency Stop Loop 14.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Emergency Stop Relay Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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X2.10 S-DVI Supply +24V X10.1 X10.2 A1.6 Digital Eingang X3.1 24V2 24V2 /11.9 /14.0 /11.9 /14.0 S-DVI -COM1 SUB-D 9 At front metal sheet Barcode Control of peristatic pump 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG SPS Industrial PC Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Analog Eingang Spare X3.4 Temperature compensation /14.4 X3.5 X3.5 X3.6 Temperature compensation /14.4 X3.6 Supply Supply +24V +24V/3 24V/4 X6.1 X6.2 X5.3 X5.4 24V2 24V2 /13.9 /15.0 /13.9 /15.0 26.11.2015 CIG Compact SIG SPS Module Overwiew Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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23.0 /21.9 23.0 -SSR13 -SSR15 -SSR14 -SSR16 /26.5 /26.8 /26.6 /26.9 +N_BOX Additional heater Solder pot heater S Solder pot heater R Solder pot heater T Additional heater 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Main / Additional Heater Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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/22.9 24.0 /22.9 24.0 /22.9 24.0 /22.9 24.0 -SSR17 -SSR18 /27.0 /27.1 Connector Temperature Temperature Switch 220V external conveyor solder OK discharge side 10.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Temperature Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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/23.9 /23.9 /23.9 /23.9 10.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Spare Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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External conveyor Temperature solder OK A1.1 A1.1 Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang X5.3 X4.1 -SSR17 -SSR18 0V-SSR /26.9 /18.9 /30.0 JGX-1505FB_D-240A25P JGX-1505FB_D-240A25P /23.0 /23.3 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Activation Solid State Relays Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Additional heating Solder pot heater request request A2.2 A2.2 A2.2 A2.2 Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang X3.1 X3.2 X3.3 X3.4 +S-BOX 2-61 2-62 2-63 2-64 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Controller Solder pot heaters Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Digital INPUT Digital INPUT Digital INPUT X2.3 X2.4 X1.1 X1.2 X1.3 X1.4 24V1 24V1 /11.9 /30.0 +S-BOX +S-BOX 1-42 1-43 1-44 1-46 1-54 1-19 1-55 1-31 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Feedbacks solder pots / User Inputs Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Inlet Sensor Lock coil Airknife A1.4 A1.5 A1.5 Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Eingang X6.1 X4.2 X4.3 24V1 24V1 /29.9 /31.0 /27.9 /31.0 Inlet Sensor Lock Coil Airknife 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Entrance Sensor / Lock Coil Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Digital Eingang Digital Eingang X1.1 X1.2 X1.3 X1.4 X2.1 X2.2 -R_BC1 -R_BC2 -R_BC3 -R_BC4 -R_BC5 -R_BC6 1.8kΩ 1.8kΩ 1.8kΩ 1.8kΩ 1.8kΩ 1.8kΩ 24V1 24V1 /30.9 /34.0 /30.9 /32.0 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Baynary code read in Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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SMEMA Inler MR SMEMA Inlet A1.4 A1.5 Digital Ausgang Digital Eingang X3.5 X3.6 X3.3 24V2 24V2 /18.9 /41.0 /31.9 /34.0 Connector SMEMA Entrance 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Connector SMEMA Entrance Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Exhaust flow monitor A1.6 Digital Eingang X3.4 24V1 24V1 /31.9 /35.0 /32.9 /35.0 Exhaust air flow monitor 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Pressured Air + Exhaust flow control Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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A1.4 A1.4 Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Eingang X3.1 X2.2 X2.4 24V1 24V1 /34.9 /36.0 /34.9 /36.0 0 Position sensor flux nozzle Stepper motor 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Flux 0 Position Sensor / Stepper Motor 1-4 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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A1.6 A1.8 A1.8 Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Analog Eingang X5.2 X5.3 X5.4 X1.1 X1.2 /36.9 /41.0 Control Control Control N2 Measurement N2-Valve 1 N2-Valve 2 N2-Valve 3 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Activation Nitrogen Valves Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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A1.7 A1.7 Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang X1.1 X1.2 X1.3 24V2 24V2 /32.9 /42.0 /40.9 /42.0 Flap 1 Flap 2 Flap 3 opening signal opening signal opening signal 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Activation Flaps 1-3 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Flap 3 open A2.1 A2.1 A2.1 Digital Eingang Digital Eingang Digital Eingang X1.1 X1.2 X1.3 24V2 24V2 /41.9 /50.0 /41.9 /43.0 Flap Flap 2 Flap 3 open open open 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Guard Flaps 1-3 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Compressed air pressure sensor A1.5 Digital Eingang X3.1 24V1 24V1 /36.9 /55.0 /42.9 /50.0 Compressed air monitor 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Compressed air pressure monitor Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Pyrometer Flap A1.5 Digital Ausgang X4.1 24V2 24V2 /42.9 /56.0 /43.9 /55.0 Pyrometer Flap Switch pyrometer flap 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Pyrometer Flap Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Solder level monitor Solder spool monitor A1.4 A1.6 Digital Eingang Digital Eingang X6.3 X3.3 24V1 24V1 /43.9 /58.0 /50.9 /56.0 Solder Level Solder spool monitor 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Solder feed Spool Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Solder wire feed motor A1.6 Digital Ausgang X5.1 24V2 24V2 /50.9 /57.0 /55.9 /57.0 Solder wire feed motor Switch Solder feed 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Solder feed Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Tacho Conveyor A1.5 A1.5 A1.6 Digital Eingang Digital Eingang Digital Eingang X2.1 X2.2 X2.1 -TP1 24V1 24V1 /55.9 /65.0 /57.9 /61.0 Tacho Wave 1 Tacho Wave 2 Tacho Conveyor 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG AC Motor Tachos Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang X1.4 X2.1 X2.2 X2.3 X2.4 X3.1 X3.2 24V2 24V2 /57.9 /62.0 /58.9 /62.0 Flap 4 Flap 5 Flap 6 open open open 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Activation Flaps 4-6 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Digital Eingang Digital Eingang Digital Eingang Digital Eingang X1.4 X2.1 X2.2 X2.3 X2.4 X3.1 X3.2 24V2 24V2 /61.9 /63.0 /61.9 /63.0 Flap 4 Flap 5 open Flap 6 open open 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Guard Flaps 4-6 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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SMEMA Smema Outlet Outlet BA A1.5 A1.4 Digital Eingang Digital Ausgang X3.4 X3.7 X3.8 24V2 24V2 /62.9 /62.9 /64.0 Connector SMEMA Discharge 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Connector SMEMA Discharge Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Signal Lamp green Signal Lamp yellow Signal Lamp red Signal Lamp white A1.5 A1.5 A1.5 A1.5 Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang Digital Ausgang X5.1 X5.2 X5.3 X4.4 /63.9 /65.0 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Signal Lamps Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Conveyor movement monitor Potentiometer angle adjustment A1.4 A1.6 Digital Eingang Analog Eingang X6.2 X1.5 X1.6 X1.7 X1.8 +10V 24V1 24V1 /58.9 /64.9 Conveyor movement monitor 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Conveyor Movement Guard / Angle Adjustment Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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X2-14 X2-14 24V: Solder Level 24V: Solder Spool monitor X2-14 -R_BC3 X2-15 -R_BC4 X2-15 X2-15 24V: Compressed air monitor 24V: Conveyor movement monitor X2-15 24V: Inlet monitoring (Entrance) X2-16 14.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Terminal list =TMS+SS-X2 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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0V: Lock coil X2-25 0V: Airknife X2-25 X2-25 0V: Control N2-Valve 2 0V: Signal lamps X2-25 Q1-A2 -A2.0-X3.2 X3.2 A2.0-X3.2 X2-26 0V: Control N2-Valve 3 0V: Pyrometer flap X2-26 U1-0V 14.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Terminal list =TMS+SS-X2 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Phase temperature solder OK +N_BOX-X4 /23.3 Phase UPS-OUT +N_BOX-X4 /23.3 Phase UPS-OUT /23.4 Phase Transport +N_BOX-X4 /23.0 Phase socket extrenal transport discharge side +N_BOX-X4 /23.1 Phase direct +N_BOX-X4 /23.4 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Connector liste =TMS+SS-N Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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/13.6 Stepper motor Fluxer 1 +S_BOX-X3 2-69 /35.4 Stepper motor Fluxer 2 +S_BOX-X3 2-70 /35.4 Stepper motor Fluxer 3 +S_BOX-X3 2-71 /35.4 Stepper motor Fluxer 4 +S_BOX-X3 2-72 /35.5 11.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Connector liste =TMS+SS-S2 Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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Article sum part list Number Equipment Description EPM Article-No. Notes of parts -A1;-A1.4 C-DIAS-Steppermodul CST 022 8411 C-DIAS Module Carrier CMB 082 8419 Ibdustrial PC: C-IPC LX800 8400 -A1;-A1.6 Female plug 10-poles orange 8xxx1727580000 -A1;-A1.1;-A1.2;-A1.4 Printed-circuit board connector FK-MCP 1,5/ 2-ST-3,5...
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Article sum part list Number Equipment Description EPM Article-No. Notes of parts -A2.0 VARAN Interface-Module CIV 512 8421 -A2.0 C-DIAS Module Carrier CMB 022 8420 -A2.0 VARAN-LTG flexibel 1.5m 8404 -A2.1 C-DIAS-Digital Input Module CDI 161 8422 D-Sub socket 9-poles, Soldering connection DIS.123920...
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Article sum part list Number Equipment Description EPM Article-No. Notes of parts =TMS+SS-N_ 8xx09330006202 Contactor 8450 24VDC with integrated diode Auxiliary Contact Block for side mounting 8451 Double actuator pushbutton with indicator light 8432 M22-DDL-GR/X1/X0 Mounting clamp 8483 Contact element N/C M22-K01...
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Solder pot heater S +N_BOX-X4 Solder pot heater R +N_BOX-X4 Solder pot heater T Solder pot heater S Solder pot heater R Solder pot heater T Additional heater Additional heater 14.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Terminal list =TMS+ZB-X Kurt Fankhauser EPM 1-2012...
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+N_BOX L_TRANSP 101.0 L_DIR 101.0 L_LOT_OK 101.0 L_USV 101.0 101.0 101.0 Supply 230VAC Supply 230VAC Connector EN N-BOX 04.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Supply N-Box / Connector + Terminals EN Kurt Fankhauser EINLAUF EPM 1-2012...
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Binary code reader SUB-D +S-BOX 1-21 1-33 1-10 1-22 1-11 1-68 Control of Binary code reader 04.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Binary Coding Kurt Fankhauser EINLAUF EPM 1-2012...
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6-POLES 11-POLES 11-POLES 4-POLES -S9_Lift -Y31 -M18 0 Position Motor 7036 -B34 -B36 -B35 Motor 7036 0 Position Registration Stop Solenoid Valve Discharge Old Version Supply 230VAC LWU 04.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Lift and LWU Kurt Fankhauser EINLAUF EPM 1-2012...
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/101.6 +FLUXER/131.0 L_LOT_OK L_LOT_OK /101.6 +FLUXER/131.0 L_USV L_USV /101.6 +FLUXER/131.0 Fan at entrance /101.6 +FLUXER/131.0 /101.6 +FLUXER/131.0 Supply 230VAC Fan at solder pot Upper Fan controlle tangential fan ENTRANCE 04.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Tangential Fans Kurt Fankhauser EINLAUF EPM 1-2012...
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-S36 -S37 +N_BOX Emergency-Stop Loop Entrance 14.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Emergency Stop Loop Kurt Fankhauser EINLAUF EPM 1-2012...
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+S_BOX 1-25 1-50 1-64 2-69 2-70 2-71 2-72 0 Position sensor flux nozzle Stepper motor 10.12.2015 CIG Compact SIG Fluxer Kurt Fankhauser FLUXER EPM 1-2012...
December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Maintenance, Service Table of Contents Chapter 8 Page Introduction........................8-3 8.1.1 Personnel Qualifications ...............8-3 8.1.2 Safety Specifications................8-3 8.1.3 Fundamental Rules................8-4 Maintenance and Service List ..................8-5 Machine Servicing ......................8-7 Coding ...........................8-8 8.4.1.1 Checking the Bar Code Label...............8-8 8.4.1.2 Cleaning the Barcode Reader ..............8-8 8.4.1.3...
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The plant may only be maintained and repaired by professional technical personnel or those with comparable knowledge of the mechanical, pneumatic and electrical aspects. Training or instruction by the EPM Handels AG company or by persons au- thorized by it is absolutely necessary.
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4. First look for mechanical causes of the problem, and only then for electrical faults. 5. Check whether the emergency stop switches have been actuated. 6. Before you call epm customer service, keep the following data ready: - Machine type...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.2 Maintenance and Service List List of the maintenance work to be carried out to ensure fault-free operation of the CIG machines Production check Check the program parameters Check the machine functions with a test card (coding, sensors, fluxer, pre-heating, waves, transport, gas cover, exhaust air) Check the flux level, canister...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service List of the maintenance work to be carried out to ensure fault-free operation of the CIG machines Hose pump, fluxer Empty the flux circuit. Change the direction of rotation, flux back in container. Separate the hose, change the direction of rotation and flush the circuit with alcohol Clean the motor collector Dismantle the pump head, clean the 3 rollers and lu-...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service List of the maintenance work to be carried out to ensure fault-free operation of the CIG machines Input/output flaps Set the opening/closing of the flaps (pneumatic brake on each piston). Oil the ball-and-socket joints and the piston rods Process chamber Clean the glass panes...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.4 Coding 8.4.1.1 Checking the Bar Code Label During the production process, check the bar code regularly for dirtying and wear, if required, replace it. There must be a white area on the left-hand side and the right-hand side of the barcode on the barcode label.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.5 Transport System 8.5.1 Carrier Transport 8.5.1.1 Lubricating the Chains Check the chains for smooth running, if required, lubricate lightly with spray oil. Use only permissible works lubricant item. no. 8300. Never use grease, the chains can resinify! As an option, the machine can be fitted with a chain-washing system.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.5.1.4 Cleaning of Transport Input Sensors Clean the input sensors (inductive) with suitable cleaners and check the working of the sensor. 8.5.1.5 Cleaning the Chains, Dismantling Them Dismantle the covers at the chain wheels. Open the chain by pressing out a pin. (Use a chain tool, not a punch) Pull out the chain.
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The sliding clutch must stop the transport and switch off the transport motor. The machine reports a "Motor alarm". If the alarm does not sound, please report to epm. Acknowledge the alarm with the "Reset Key". Operating Manual CIG compact TMS Duplex Automatic Soldering Machine Page 8-11...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.6 Pre-heating 8.6.1.1 Adjusting the Pyrometer Chapter 5 contains detailed information 8.6.1.2 Preheating, Cleaning the Glass Covers Regularly clean the radiators with a suitable cleaner. Do not touch the radiators with the hands. If required, clean the chassis plate below the IR-radiators. Clean the glass covers when cold.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service After cleaning the fluxer drawer, the running rail with the nozzle carrier must be oiled lightly. Care must be taken that no flux resi- dues remain behind on the rail. The toothed belt must have sufficient tension. If it is too loose, the belt must be tightened at the assembly block if required.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.7.1.2 Cleaning the Fluxer Dismantle the fluxer plates and clean them with cleaning fluid (Isopropanol). Clean fixed components with a piece of cloth and cleaning fluid. Loosen the adjusting screw. Use special pliers to pull out the spray head upwards.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Mount the cleaned plates in the numbered sequence. 8.7.1.3 Checking the Spray Fluxer Press the key (Hand) on the flux pump and check the set value of the air pressure gauge. (Range from 0.8 to 3 bar according to the flux type).
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Masterflex standard head: Assemble the clean hose with a setting gauge in the Masterflex head. It must be ensured that the hose is not squeezed. If the hose gets stuck, the instal- lation must be repeated. 8.7.1.5 Flow Meter The green magnet on the flow meter is the alarm limit for the flux flow.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Dismantle the protective cover by loosening the two screws. Clean the fluxer area through the two round recesses. Check and clean the exhaust pipe. With the reducing valve, set the flow quantity to about 60 – 80 /m 8.7.1.7 Changing the Fluxer Barrel Pull the medium sensor and the suction pipe out of the fluxer container.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.7.1.8 Removing Air from the Fluxer System Place a paper or cloth towel on the flux nozzle. Press the button "Manual" at the flux pump, set a desired pump capacity with the +key and allow the pump to run, until no more air bubbles can be seen in the flow meter in- spection glass.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.8 Solder Bath 8.8.1.1 Dismantling and Installation of the Heaters Caution At any time, only half of the heaters may be removed from the solder-filled solder bath. Before removing the second half, the first lot that has been dis- mantled must be inserted and installed again.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.8.1.2 Solder Level Check: Float Switch Before switching on the machine, check the solder level (about 1 cm below the bath edge). In case of deviations in the solder level, check the float switch and clean it. Check the solder reel to ensure that there is enough of it available and if required, insert a new solder roll.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Dismantle the solder bath and clean it Render the machine free of electrical power and secure it against getting powered on again. Dismantle all the heating rods and compo- nents of the wave former. Remove residues thoroughly from all indi- vidual parts and solder containers.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Install the heating rods and the wave for- mer. Caution: the heating rods must be placed between the horizontal guide rails. 8.8.1.4 Filling the Machine with Solder • Put solder nuggets in the solder container. •...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.8.1.5 Cleaning the Solder Bath Place the chain guard plates on the trans- port rails. Remove the slag collection plate. This plate is inserted in front of the pumps. (View from operator side). The fixed chip wave, together with the quick-acting closure, can be dismantled and cleaned as an entire unit.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.8.1.7 Cleaning the Solder Pumps Cut through the solder strands, so that the bath can be moved out. After the bath has been moved in, the solder strand can be guided back in by pressing the green button on the front of the controller.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service CHECKING THE SOLDERPUMPS Detach the drive belt from the solder pumps and examine it for damage; if required, re- place by a new belt. Check the motors and pumps for smooth running, if required change the ball-bearing or the teflon ring.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.8.1.8 Setting the Pump Shafts After the cleaning/maintenance of the pumps, the pump shaft must be inspected for dam- age and dimensional accuracy with the shovel blade. At normal setting, the distance of the propeller wings should be between 10 – 11 mm. To get greater pump capacity, apart from changing the transmission ratio by changing the drive pinion, the pump blade distance can also be enlarged up to 14 mm.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.8.1.9 Solder Pump Motors Dismantle and clean the pumps. Remove the black plastic cabinet of the motor. Take the carbon brushes out of the holder and evaluate them; if required, determine and record the dimensions; if required, re- place by new carbon brushes.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.8.1.10 Changing the Solder Reel The solder reel can be replaced during the production. The solder roll is freely accessible by opening the metal plate cover. Should the solder reel not be completely used up yet, the solder transport motor can be started by pressing the green button.
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.10 Controller The filters of the controller fans must be cleaned regularly and replaced if required. Further maintenance work on the controller is not possible or necessary. 8.11 Troubleshooting, Maintenance Problem Cause Remedy Switching On, Heating The machine cannot be started No power supply Check the connection...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Pre-heating Preheater temperature too low Power too low Increase the power or slow down the transport speed Radiator faulty Replace radiator Covering pane dirty Clean the pane Preheater temperature too high Power too high Reduce power or increase the trans- port speed Solder Waves Soldering is irregular...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Soldering Quality Webs Insufficiently fluxed, insuf- Too little flux, old flux, too little pre- ficiently pre-heated heater power Not all the elements get soldered Unfavorable board layout Rotate the board in the soldering carrier Transport speed excessive Slow down transport Too much residual oxygen Check the pipe ppm-O...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service 8.11.1 Design of the Control System 8.11.1.1 Motherboard The motherboard (distributing center) transmits commands and receives commands from the front board (operator commands). Functions (please see the following description and chapter 7). • Replacing the EPROM •...
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December 2004 Edition Maintenance, Service Hollow wave (potentiometer P1) Solder must not overrun at 40% stand-by Full wave (potentiometer P2) Solder must not overrun at 40% stand-by Carrier separating (potentiometer P4) The smallest distance between two carriers should be appr. 150 mm. Turn the potenti- ometer clockwise to increase the distance.
December 2004 Edition Storage, Transport Storage, Transport Table of Contents Chapter 9 Page Introduction........................9-3 9.1.1 Personnel Qualifications .................9-3 9.1.2 Safety Specifications..................9-3 Transport ........................9-4 9.2.1 Transport Units....................9-4 9.2.2 Local Transportation of the CIG compact within the Production Plant ...9-4 Operating Manual CIG compact Automatic Soldering Machine Page 9-1...
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December 2004 Edition Storage, Transport Page 9-2 Operating Manual CIG compact Automatic Soldering Machine...
December 2004 Edition Storage, Transport Introduction 9.1.1 Personnel Qualifications A simple knowledge of mechanics is sufficient for the storage of the machine. For the transport, relevant technical knowledge and experience in the transporting of heavy machines is necessary. 9.1.2 Safety Specifications STOP - Pay attention to residual dangers: First read chapter 2 “Safety”...
December 2004 Edition Storage, Transport Transport The transportation from the factory is carried out on a customer-specific basis and must be agreed upon with the supplier. 9.2.1 Transport Units Preferably, the soldering machine is shipped by motor lorry, installed, unpacked and assembled with or without solder filling.
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December 2004 Edition Storage, Transport 1. Electrically and mechanically separate all the transport modules from the machine. 2. Separate all the supply cables and pipes like the electrical supply, air supply connection and nitrogen connection. 3. The machine can be lifted with a simple (roller) palette roller or stacker truck (fork min. 100 cm long).
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December 2004 Edition Disposal 10.1 Introduction 10.1.1 Legal Fundamentals The disposal of the automatic soldering machine is the responsibility of the operator according to the EC Directive 75/442/EWG or 91/156/EWG*. The operator must either hand over the automatic soldering machine to a commissioned private or public collecting agency or dispose of it himself in accordance with the regulations.
December 2004 Edition Disposal 10.2 Environmental Protection Instructions Waste must be recycled or disposed of without the health of humans being endangered and without the use of procedures or methods that can harm the environment, in particular, without: • water, air, the ground and the animal and plant life being endangered •...
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