Herma 400 - Start Delay Applicator (Quick Menu Parameter); Stop Delay Label (Quick Menu Parameter); Speed Difference between Applicator and Application Roller (029)

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Operation (via the HERMA 400 control) Operating instructions HERMA 400
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9.5.2 Start delay applicator (Quick Menu parameter)
010
2.0 mm
Select  
Range:
, , , , 0–800 mm (no function with ).
This basic value determines the del
ay between start signal and actual start of label transport.
Thus, for example, the label‘s position on the product can be altered. Note: In conjunction with moving
beak and transfer unit this value is given in milliseconds and defines the delay between product
detection and starting the dispensing/transfer cycle.
With activated multi labeling (section 9.8.17, parameter 160) there is a separate start delay for
every
label, indicated with a corresponding digit beside the symbol.
Take note of the fact that depending on what is entered as the maximum product speed (parameter
113) the range of val
ues (minimum value) changes for this parameter.
9.5.3 Stop delay label (Quick Menu parameter)
020
4.0 mm
Select  
Range:
, , , , , 0–400 mm
This value determines the stop position of
the label at the dispensing beak (see „Positioning the
label“ in section 4.1.5 or 4.1.6 (pages 41 / 46). Note: if several labels are
dispensed per labeling cycle
this value might need to be decreased!
With activated twin labeling (section 9.8.17, parameter 160) there is a separate stop delay
for both
labels, indicated with a corresponding digit beside the symbol.
With multi labeling with more than two
labels the stop delay is identical for all labels.
Take note of the fact that depending on what is entered as the maximum label speed (parameter 112,
for Te
chnical Service only) the range of values (minimum value) changes for this parameter.
9.5.4 Speed difference between applicator and application roller (029)
This parameter will appear only if parameter 201 (available only for Technical Service) is set to „CAN:
Type 152“.
This parameter holds the desired speed difference between applicator and application roller with type
152. A negative value causes the applicator to be slower compared to the roller by the amount entered,
a positive value causes it to be faster. The application roller‘s speed will be automatically determined
by the applicator‘s control via pulse reading.