Monitoring Functions; Dispensing A Label To Each Product; Label Supply; If Errors Occur - Avery Dennison ALS 380 Operating Manual

Label dispenser
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2
E
QUIPMENT DESCRIPTION
2.3 C
ONTROL SYSTEM

Monitoring functions

2.3.3
During labelling operation, the electronic control sys-
tem and the sensors monitor the following functions.

Dispensing a label to each product

– A photoelectric sensor (product sensor) sends a sig-
nal when a product reaches the dispensing
edge [9B]. The signal from the product sensor trig-
gers the label feed for a single label.
– If individual labels are missing from the label ribbon,
the label feed compensates for this and advances
the label ribbon by one additional label distance (la-
bel compensation).
– If label compensation does not take place before the
next start signal of the product sensor, the product
does not get labelled. A warning message appears
at the operator panel.
– If the number of unlabelled products exceeds a cer-
tain value, the machine stops.

Label supply

– If no more labels arrive at the label stop sensor [9A]
[10A], the machine stops and sends a signal to the
output to the system controller.
– Install roll diameter control (optional):
If the diameter of the label roll on the unwinding
spool [9C] becomes too small, the control system
sends a warning message and a signal to the output
to the system controller. The diameter at which the
signal will be sent can be set by servicing techni-
cians.

If errors occur

If a malfunction occurs, the control system sends a cor-
responding message to the operator. If necessary, the
labelling operation is automatically halted. The ma-
chine simultaneously sends a signal to the system con-
troller.
C
[9] A Label stop sensor
B The product sensor sends a signal when the product has
reached the dispensing edge.
C Label roll on the unwinding spool
[10] Backing material with a label under the label stop sensor (A)
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