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19Printer-Applicator-System PAM 3000

Standard Operation

NOTICE !

Check all external connections before starting to print.

 Make sure that the media is loaded corresponding to the instructions.

 Check that the transfer ribbon is loaded properly before starting to print.

CAUTION !

Make sure that the slide valve of the lift cylinder is closed during

operation. Otherwise the lift cylinder can be moved without control. This

fact can cause damages.

NOTICE !

Make sure that the pad is not covered by a label when switching on the

device.

 Switch on the compressed air supply.

 Switch on the power supply of the Printer-Applicator-System.

The printer carries out a short system test and following the display shows the system

mode "ONLINE". If a hardware failure occurs during the system test the type of the

failure will be shown. In this case the printer should be switched off and on again. If the

failure occurs again call for service.

NOTICE !

Before starting the first print job after switching on the printer it is

necessary to synchronize the label feed :

 Press the key to generate a synchronous running. Remove the processed labels

manually.

 Start the print job.

 Start the labelling process via PLC interface.

With every start signal received by the PLC interface the printer performs one

application cycle.

 Printhead is moved down.

 Label is printed.

 Printhead is moved up.

 Pad is moved to the peel-off table, vacuum is switched on.

 Label is peeled off by moving back the peel-off table and taken by the pad of the

applicator module.

 Pad is driven to move back into the upper end position.

 Peel-off table is driven to move back into the front position.

 Label is transported into the labelling position, vacuum is switched off.

 Label is placed onto the product.

 Pad is driven to return in its upper end position.

Now the printer-applicator-system is ready for the next cycle.

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