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Loma Superscan Micro Operator's Manual

Loma Superscan Micro Operator's Manual

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Operator's Guide
INTRODUCTION TO
SYSTEM CONTROL
Control of the LOMA Superscan Micro is easily achieved once the basic principles of operation are
understood. The following two pages show diagrams of the User Interface and of the Menu Map.
Certain keys on the User Interface control movement around the Menu Map such that any menu entry
can be reached quite simply from any other.
The Menu Map is organised into four logical groups: Setup, Change, Calibrate and Results. These
menus can all be accessed via the dedicated keys on the User Interface. To become completely
familiar with the operation of the LOMA Superscan Micro, it is necessary that the
Operators Guide
Menu Map is fully
understood. Spend some time now looking at the diagram of the Menu Map on
page 3 and observe some of the possible routes to perform frequent tasks.
Following a more complete description of the User Interface Menu Map is a Product Setup example
showing how to set the metal detector up for a new product. Use this example to gain familiarity with
the unit before attempting to operate the machine under production conditions.
Module 7005
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  • Page 1 INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEM CONTROL Control of the LOMA Superscan Micro is easily achieved once the basic principles of operation are understood. The following two pages show diagrams of the User Interface and of the Menu Map. Certain keys on the User Interface control movement around the Menu Map such that any menu entry can be reached quite simply from any other.
  • Page 2 Operator's Guide SUPERSCAN MICRO USER INTERFACE 16 Character Display Up Key Down Key (showing signal level against threshold) L o m a S u p e r s c a n M i c r o I S C T*500...
  • Page 3 Operator's Guide OPERATOR'S GUIDE MENU MAP Notes This diagram shows the basic menu map (more entries may exist for your configuration) See Menus A-Z for an expanded menu map Module 7005...

  • Page 4: System Control

    Operator's Guide SYSTEM CONTROL Gaining entry to the system and basic sensitivity control In order to gain entry to the system and adjust the sensitivity follow the basis steps set out below. Step One If the keyboard is locked, ie. none of the settings can be accessed or adjusted without the correct key code having first been entered, the display will show: T 1000 SIG in which case go to step two (note, that no “...
  • Page 5 Operator's Guide The display will now show: T* 1000 SIG 330 Step Four The display shows the product signal (number on the right hand of the display) against the threshold. You will notice that the product signal either updates continually or only when product passes if a photo eye is fitted, and that whenever the product signal exceeds the threshold the reject activates.

  • Page 6: Product Setup

    Page 3 of this section shows a menu map around which the display can be moved in order to gain access to various parameters for adjustment. Superscan Micro ISC has four main menus, Change, Setup, Calibrate and Results, all of which contain parameters for viewing or adjustment, commands or further sub-menus.

  • Page 7: Machine Details

    Operator's Guide MACHINE DETAILS Now press the [ENTER] key to move into the machine details menu, so that the display shows: *MACHINE 93M1234 (The number 93M1234 shown is the machine serial number in this example). To move out of this menu, or any other menu, all you have to do is to press the [CANCEL] key. Do this now so that the display shows the MACHINE DETAILS menu again.
  • Page 8 Operator's Guide Step Four Now that the correct time has been selected, press the [ENTER] key to save the value. The display will now show: *HOURS Notice how the “ ” character now moves back to the left hand side of the display, indicating that the value has been saved and that the menu map can again be moved around.
  • Page 9 Operator's Guide PRODUCT SETUP Press the [ENTER] key to move into the Product Setup menu. The display will now show: PRODUCT NO This menu entry shows the product number which is currently running, where n will be a number from 1 to 100, I or F. Press the [ ] key once to move to the product name entry: *NAME You can now edit the product name for your particular product, as shown Product Name menu in...
  • Page 10 Operator's Guide Press the [ ] key to move down to the next entry. Again, this next menu entry will be dependent upon what sort of reject mechanism is fitted to your system. For the purposes of this example, we will assume that the mechanism requires both a delay and dwell time.
  • Page 11 Product Setup menu. Changing products Superscan Micro can be pre-calibrated for up to one hundred different products, which will all initially be setup using the above new product setup procedure. Once you have set up two or more products, you will wish to switch between the two as the product in production changes.
  • Page 12 Quick Setup Operator's Guide T xxxxx S xxxxx LOCK KEYBOARD? CHANGE SETUP CALIBRATE RESULTS UPDATE? PRODUCT SETUP PRODUCT NO _ _ SCROLL SELECTION RUNNING PROD FULL CALIBRATE? NAME _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PROD NAME DRY PRODUCT X REJECTS FLOW LEN X GOOD PACKS DISABLE REJECT?