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General| Brand | Sacmi |
|---|---|
| Model | CVS Series |
| Category | Industrial Electrical |
| Language | English |
Identifies and explains warning signals (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) and alert signs used in the manual and on equipment.
Outlines the intended use of the equipment and warns against misuse, emphasizing safety and proper operation.
Highlights that the CVS relies on conveyor system safety devices and warns against tampering with any safety system.
Details the critical LockOut/TagOut procedure for safely isolating power before maintenance or servicing.
Provides essential safety guidelines for lifting, moving, and placing the electronic equipment.
Stresses the necessity of trained personnel, understanding the manual, and adhering to safety rules for operation.
Warns about potential residual voltage in cabinets even when the main switch is off, due to UPS malfunction.
Alerts users to avoid direct exposure to strong LED flashes emitted during operation, which can cause retinal damage.
Instructions for placing and assembling electronic equipment parts according to the installation layout.
Guidelines for connecting various electronic parts to the mains, emphasizing the need for specialized personnel.
Details requirements for connecting to the electrical system, including surge protection and specific ground fault circuit interrupters.
Explains the procedure for connecting grounding points, emphasizing paint removal for better electrical continuity.
Details connecting the power cable and ground wire to the main electrical cabinet, ensuring adequate cross-section.
Provides a step-by-step guide for starting up each image shooting station, including checks and adjustments.
Verifies the correct operation of sensors, encoders, and reject devices using test products.
Ensures proper ejection of defective products and acceptance of good quality ones.
Tests the system's accuracy in identifying and rejecting defective products versus accepting good ones.
Outlines maintenance tasks to be performed at specific intervals to ensure optimal system performance.
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