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Radial 8 & 88 Operation Reference Manual
INTLK RESET Push Button/Indicator
The INTLK RESET push button indicator illuminates when a safety cover is
opened while the OPERATING MODE (Interlock Bypass) key switch is
OFF. It also illuminates after recovery from an E-Stop interrupt. If an
interlock violation occurs, electrical power is removed from all motors
except clinch vertical and clinch theta. Power is also removed from all
solenoids.
If a machine interlock is actuated while the machine is in any operating mode
other than production mode, perform the following to return to normal
operation.
1.
Close the safety cover.
2.
Push the INTLK RESET push button to restore electrical power to the
motors and solenoids.
3.
Push START to zero the machine.
4.
Push START to resume operation.
If a machine interlock is actuated while the machine is in production mode,
perform the following to return to normal operation.
1.
Close the safety cover.
Push the INTLK RESET push button to restore electrical power to the
2.
motors and solenoids.
3.
Push START to resume operation.
OPERATING MODE Key Switch
The OPERATING MODE key switch (previously called INTLK BYPASS) is
for use by maintenance personnel only to bypass the interlock switches mounted
on the safety covers to permit machine maintenance. Use the OPERATING
MODE key switch to activate and deactivate the interlock circuitry as follows.
NORMAL: Interlock circuitry is activated (production mode).
MAINTENANCE: Interlock circuitry is deactivated. This allows
maintenance personnel to operate the machine with the safety covers
open and full power and air to the machine. The START switch on
the 20 station sequencer module is disabled.
To ensure personal safety, all interlocked covers must be closed before
the INTLK RESET push button is active. This applies even when the
OPERATING MODE key switch is in the MAINTENANCE position. Once the
interlocks have been reset, the covers may be opened for maintenance.
This Document Supports IM-UPS 5.0 and Higher
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