STEC 510 (Operation Edition) - 1004 02 Eng

PREFACE
PREFACE
Thank you for purchasing the Star traverse automatic unloader. The manual covers the
functions and operation of the STEC-510 unloader control box and pracautions related to use.
Please read this manual well to gain a thorough understanding of the contents before operating
this equipment.
* This Operation Manual is meant for the standard unloader.
For details of options and special functions, refer to separate Operation Manuals.
* If there are any points which are unclear with regard to the contents of this manual, please
contact our sales office.
z This manual is for models:

• GX-500(S)V
• GX-700(S)V
ORGANIZATION OF THE OPERATION MANUALS
ORGANIZATION OF THE OPERATION MANUALS

This machine is shipped with the operation manuals outlined below.
z Operation manuals shipped with this machine
■ Mechanical Edition
Contains mechanical explanations, setup and maintenance
procedures, and safety precautions to help you use the
unloader unit (the machine side) properly and safely.
■ Controller - Operation Edition (This manual)

Describes operating and setup procedures, as well as
safety work instructions for the unloader.
■ Controller - Technical Edition

Describes maintenance and troubleshooting procedures
and safety precautions for the control system.
■ Controller - User Program

This controller contains a programming capability that
allows desired User programs to be inserted between basic
actions.
This manual explains the additional board and provides
useful information about the interrupt program.
Operation manuals of optional products

Some optional products for this machine are provided with manuals, which
describe operating instructions, software installation procedures, and other
information.
CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1. BEFORE USE.............................................................................1
1-1. Structure of Operation Manual ......................................................................1
1-2. Hazardous Areas ............................................................................................2
1-3. Safety Precautions .........................................................................................4
1-4. About Caution Plates .....................................................................................6
1-5. Environmental Requirements ......................................................................12
2. NAMES OF PARTS ..................................................................13
2-1. Parts Names of Pendant ...............................................................................13
2-2. Using the Pendant ........................................................................................15
2-3. Handling CompactFlash ..............................................................................16
3. OPERATION PROCEDURES...................................................18
3-1. Major Operations of the Unloader...............................................................18
3-2. Operating with Previously Loaded Operation Data (Normal Operation) ...............19
3-3. Operating with a Changed Program ............................................................20
4. SWITCHING ON AND CUTTING THE POWER .......................21
4-1. Switching ON the Power .............................................................................21
4-2. Cutting the Power ........................................................................................24
5. SCREEN CONFIGURATION AND OPERATIONS ...................25
5-1. Screen Configuration ...................................................................................25
5-2. Configuration of Standard Menu Display....................................................28
5-3. Button Operations........................................................................................35
5-4. Numeric Value Entry ...................................................................................36
5-5. Using the Help Text .....................................................................................40
5-6. Alarm Displays ............................................................................................41
5-7. Backlight Auto OFF Setting ........................................................................41
5-8. Initial Screen................................................................................................42
5-9. My menu Setting .........................................................................................44
6. RETURNING TO THE HOME POSITION.................................47
6-1. When the Vertical Arm is Inside of the Mold:.............................................47
6-2. When the Vertical Arm is Outside of the Mold: ..........................................48
6-3 Method of Home Position Setting for Absolute(Optional) :........................49
7. EMERGENCY STOP ................................................................51
CONTENTS
8. SETTING THE MODE .............................................................. 52

8-1. Displaying the Mode Setting Screen ........................................................... 52
8-2. Setting the Mode .......................................................................................... 53
8-3. Setting the Code Mode (Option) ................................................................. 54
8-4. Description of Mode .................................................................................... 55
9. SETTING AXIS POSITION (TEACH POINTS) ......................... 68
9-1. Display of the Point Selection Screens ........................................................ 69
9-2. Setting the Point and Speed ......................................................................... 70
9-3. Teach Point Setting Screens......................................................................... 71
9-4. Quick Teach Functions ................................................................................ 74
9-4-1. Display of Quick teach screen .......................................................... 74
9-4-2. Quick teach setting ........................................................................... 75
10. PACKING SETTING ................................................................. 77
10-1. Packing Settings Screen Display ................................................................. 78
10-2. Organization of Packing Screen .................................................................. 79
10-3. Setting the Point and Speed ......................................................................... 81
10-4. Setting of Free Packing (Optional) .............................................................. 82
11. ACCELERATION SETTING ...................................................... 86
11-1. Accel Settings Display................................................................................. 86
11-2. Display of Point Acceleration/Deceleration Setting .................................... 87
12. POINT PASS SETTINGS .......................................................... 89
12-1. Display of the Point Pass Setting Screen ..................................................... 91
13. MANUAL OPERATION ............................................................. 93
13-1. Basic Manual Operation .............................................................................. 93
13-2. Optional Operations ..................................................................................... 96
13-3. I/O DISPLAY Screens and Input/Output Signals ...................................... 100
13-4. Input/Output Conditions for Manual Operations....................................... 102
13-5. Free Operation ........................................................................................... 105
13-6. Step Feed Operation .................................................................................. 108
13-7. Continuous Step Feed Operation ............................................................... 110
CONTENTS
14. SETTING TIMERS.................................................................. 111

14-1. Setting Timers............................................................................................ 111
14-2. Setting Standard Timers.............................................................................112
14-3. Setting Alarm Timers.................................................................................113
14-4. List of Standard Timer Usage ....................................................................114
14-5. Standard Timer Operation Diagram...........................................................119
15. SETUP CHANGE (CONDITION SETTING)............................120
15-1. Setup Condition Page Screens...................................................................121
15-2. Reading Setup Conditions .........................................................................122
15-3. Comparing Setup Conditions.....................................................................124
15-4. Writing Setup Conditions ..........................................................................126
15-5. CF Information ..........................................................................................130
15-6. Erasing Setup Conditions ..........................................................................131
15-7. Group editing for setup..............................................................................133
15-8. Overwrite function for setup change data..................................................135
16. AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS...................................................137
16-1. Motion patterns of standard automatic operations ....................................137
16-2. Automatic operation method .....................................................................138
16-3. Operations under automatic operation.......................................................140
17. COUNTER DISPLAY FUNCTION...........................................142
17-1. Display of the Counter Setting Screen ......................................................142
17-2. Layout of counter setting screen................................................................143
17-3. Setting the Counter ....................................................................................144
18. PASSWORDS.........................................................................145
18-1. Password Set-up ........................................................................................145
18-2. Input and Cancellation of Password ..........................................................148
19. OPTIMIZATION MODE...........................................................150
19-1. Optimization Mode Display ......................................................................150
19-2. Ejector timer auto adjustment....................................................................150
19-3. Extract cycle adjustment............................................................................151
19-4. Mold Cycle Auto Link ...............................................................................151
19-5. Operation Stop Servo OFF ........................................................................152
19-6. Optimized Value Speed Set .......................................................................152
19-7. Collide detect Function..............................................................................153
CONTENTS
20. PRODUCTION CONTROL .....................................................154

20-1. Display of the Production Control.............................................................154
20-2. Configuration of production-control screen ..............................................155
20-3. Inputting the Set Values .............................................................................157
20-4. Display of Production Quantity Graph ......................................................158
1. BEFORE USE
1. BEFORE USE
1-1. Structure of Operation Manual
This instruction manual contains as an Operation Edition, operation method, installment
procedure, and safety precaution matter at work.
Please read carefully these instruction manuals before you start operating the unloader.
Do not use procedures or methods to operate the equipment that are not contained in this
manual.
Please understand in advance that this company is in no way responsible for injuries or
accidents which occur due to operation of the equipment without the user having a thorough
understanding of the contents.
Keep the Operation Manual close to the unit so that anyone can refer to when necessary. Also,
designate a person to take care of the manual.
Danger Level Symbols

The safety precautions in this manual are classified into the following three levels.
Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in great

DANGER physical danger to the operator, or even death.

WARNING physical danger to the operator, or severe damage to the
equipment.
Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in injury

CAUTION to the operator, or damage to the equipment.
About Important Points
Important points on handling are indicated with in the manual.
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1. BEFORE USE
1-2. Hazardous Areas

Construction and Energized Areas of the Unloader
The unloader is constructed of a driver box and interlock box.
DANGER
Do not open the front cover when the power is switched on or during
operations. The unit contains exposed high-voltage terminals and recharged
areas that could potentially cause electric shocks. Ensure that the power switch
has been turned OFF before attempting to open the cover and touch any of the
internal parts during maintenance. In particular, do not touch any of
when the power switch is ON or for at least ten minutes after the power as been
switched off as the circuits will still contain accumulated voltage.
zGX-500(S)V zGX-700(S)V
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1. BEFORE USE
Unloader Moving Zone

The area marked is dangerous. Entering this zone while the unit is in operation may
cause serious accidents resulting in severe injury.
Stroke
+500mm
Stroke+500mm
Stroke+500mm
* The length of the stroke differs depending on the unloader model.

Refer to the unloader’s (main unit) operation manual.
WARNING
The unloader has its moving zone in which it moves at high speed.
Do not enter this moving zone during automatic operation.
Always turn off the power before placing part or all of your body in this moving
zone for maintenance or other reasons. For details, refer to "4. SWITCHING ON
AND CUTTING THE POWER" in this manual.
Safety Precautions
Operating party, at operating the unloader, needs to build a paling or fence for
workers not to enter in the moving zone carelessly while it’s on automatic
operation.
Equip the installed fence with an interlock to shut off the unloader when the
fence is opened.
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1. BEFORE USE
1-3. Safety Precautions
WARNING
• Removing or modifying the cover, switches or doors, which have been
attached for safety purposes, without the permission of this company is
prohibited.
• Do not remodel or modify the unit in ways that will reduce the safety of the
unloader.
• The unloader should be operated by one, qualified operator.
• Do not operate the unloader while wearing gloves.
(However, gloves should be worn for product handling, after-treatment and
cleaning.)
• If there is a power outage, cut the primary power supply immediately.
• If there are frequent power outages, due to sever lightening or other causes,
suspend operation of the unloader to prevent accidents that may be caused
by power failure.
• If the unloader collides hard with a mechanical stopper, the stopper may be
deformed. In this case, prohibit use of the unloader and contact the
engineering service of our company.
• As an installation requirement for the unloader, be sure to install it indoors.
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1. BEFORE USE
CAUTION
• Do not touch the switches or keys with wet or soiled hands.
• Do not operate the unit without a thorough understanding of the relationship
between the operating switches and keys, and the movement of the
unloader.
• Do not touch switch or key carelessly and do not lean against machine or
controller.
• Be sure to learn the position of the emergency stop button so that you can
use the switch at any time and from any position during operation.
• Ensure sufficient working space for the machine, and remove any objects
which would obstruct work.
• To prevent slippage or tripping accidents, keep the floor dry and free from
spills of oil and water and keep the pathway clear.
• Do not subject the operation box or controller to strong vibration or shocks.
• Do not remove or soil the safety instruction plate.
• Workers whose judgement is impaired, due to illness, medication or alcohol
should not operate the unloader.
• For using with the unloader, select a chuck plate with the structure that
meets the machine commands.
• Do not operate the unloader with any safety covers or other covers removed
from the machine or the control box.
• When touching directly a molded product, be sure wear gloves because you
may get burned.
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1. BEFORE USE
1-4. About Caution Plates

For safety use of automatic unloader, caution plates are stuck where it is dangerous.
Display of Degree of Danger

Safety precaution matters on the caution label are classified into the three degrees as shown the
following. Pay special caution for the thing with higher degree of danger as you work.

DANGER physical danger to the operator, or even death.

WARNING physical danger to the operator, or severe damage to the
equipment.
Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in injury

CAUTION to the operator, or damage to the equipment.
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1. BEFORE USE
Kinds of Caution Plates

* Some caution plates may not be used on this machine.
z Moving zone Off-limits

Caution for danger of lowering movement Unloader has its moving zone where it
moves with high speed. It is prohibited to
enter into the moving zone while it's on
automatic operation. Also, even if it is not
on automatic operation, cut off power
supply and air pressure if you need to
enter your body or a part of your body
within the moving zone before you work
for maintenance or other reason.
For details, refer to "4. SWITCHING ON
AND CUTTING THE POWER" in this
manual.
Caution for danger of crossing movement
Caution for danger of traveling movement
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1. BEFORE USE
z Caution for high voltage electrical shock

Make sure to cut off the breaker of
controller while maintenance work is
being done. Especially during such work
for inside the box, disconnect connecting
cable with molding machine and cut off
primary power supply of the factory.
This label can be found at the locations

(terminal block, etc.) where special
attention is required in the range of high
voltage warning.
z Warning for touching cooling fan

Do not come close while fan is running.
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1. BEFORE USE
z Warning for stroke adjustment

To adjust stroke of movable area see
instruction manual and do in safety.
Even after disconnecting the power supply
and pressurized air supply, some
pressurized air may remain in the air
cylinder, causing some parts of the unit to
move suddenly. Be sure to wear protective
gear and avoid working within the unit's
operating area.
z Caution for high temperature of motor

Motor temperature becomes very high
while it's operating. Do not come close
while it's operating. To touch the motor for
maintenance purpose cut off the power
supply and wait till temperature goes
down before you work.
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1. BEFORE USE
z Caution for danger of enfolding

To work in moving zone for maintenance
or other purposes, do not touch carelessly
with such parts as motor, rotary axis, gear,
pulley, belt which have danger of
enfolding you. Cut off power supply and
air pressure to work.
z Caution for touching of edge part

To work in moving zone for maintenance
or other purposes, do not touch edge of
nipper carelessly. Cut off power supply
and air pressure to work.
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1. BEFORE USE
Example of caution plates disposition (Unloader)
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1. BEFORE USE
1-5. Environmental Requirements

Item Specifications
Power supply voltage 3-phase 200~220V ± 10% AC 50/60 Hz
Noise tolerance EN50082-2:1995
Ambient operating temperature 0 ~ +40°C
Ambient storage temperature -10 ~ +65°C
Ambient operating humidity 35 ~ 90% RH (No condensation)
Noise level 87 dB or less (background: 49 dB)
Protection with outer hull IP22
* For installed capacity, see Section 1-6, "Mechanical Specifications" of the Operation
Manual - Mechanical Edition.
z Avoid using the equipment in the following environments.

• Exposed to direct sunlight or near a heater
• Locations subject to high humidity (Locations exposed to water splashes or steam, or
humidity locations)
• Locations subject to severe temperature changes
• Locations subject to much vibration
• Subject to strong magnetic fields
• Very dusty or dirty locations (Locations containing metal, carbon, or other conductive
dust particles)
• Exposed to corrosive gas or vapors
• Noise level: 87 dB or less (background: 49 dB)
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2. NAMES OF PARTS
2. NAMES OF PARTS
2-1. Parts Names of Pendant
① ②③④ ⑤ ⑥
⑦
⑪
⑧ ⑨ ⑩
⑫
Item Description
① Power switch Insert the power key into this switch and turn on or off.
② Power display The lamp (green) will be illuminated when the power is switched on.
lamp
③ Automatic
operation The blue lamp illuminates during automatic operation.
display lamp
④ Alarm lamp Lights up (red) if there is a problem in either manual or automatic operation.
⑤ Selector Switches between automatic "AUTO", return to home position "ORG" and manual
switch "MANU" modes.
⑥ Emergency If this button is pressed, power will not be supplied to the equipment and all
stop button
operations will stop.
* To release the emergency stop button, turn the button in the direction of the
arrow to unlock it, turn off the power switch, then turn it on again.
⑦ Strap Used by being hung on the back of the hand in order to prevent the pendant from
being dropped. The length can be adjusted according to the hand of the operator.
⑧ Menu bar Switches the pendant screen display to menu screen.
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2. NAMES OF PARTS
Item Description
⑨ Liquid crystal Displays messages on a screen.

display (Touch It is also of a touch-key configuration used during the operation of the various
panel) setting screens.
⑩ Seat key Used for manual operation, home return, and free operation.
⑪ Operable key In manual operation, pressing each manual operation key while holding down this
key enables the unloader to work.
The color of the upper section of the display turns to yellow while this key is
being pressed.
* The key on the pendant is turned on by lightly holding and is turned off by
firmly holding it.
⑫ Power key Switches the power switch ON or OFF.
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2. NAMES OF PARTS
2-2. Using the Pendant

The pendant can be removed from the hook and held during manual operation of the unloader
or while setting the data.
CAUTION
Trouble may occur if the pendant is dropped or given sharp impact.
Do not forcibly bend, step on or pull the cable.
1. Remove the pendant from the hook.
Hook
2. Hold the pendant and press the keys to operate the

Strap
unloader.
POINT
Secure the strap of the pendant between
the thumb and the forefinger when
operating it as shown at left to prevent it
from being dropped.
* Store the pendant by following the reverse procedure
to removing it.
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2. NAMES OF PARTS
2-3. Handling CompactFlash

On STEC-510, the setup operation conditions can be stored in a CompactFlash card.
Caution in handling CompactFlash

The CompactFlash card contains important data. Take care in handling the
card.
Do not touch the terminal surface.
* For formatting, refer to "15-6. Erasing setup conditions".
* At shipping, "MCF10P-512MS" (Hagiwara Sys-Com) (CODE: 123074) is used as an

accessory.
The CompactFlash supplied with the machine at the delivery includes important programs.
Store the CompactFlash as it is.
When purchasing CompactFlash and using it for storage of setup data, refer to the
Technical Edition: "21-4. Using the CompactFlash."
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2. NAMES OF PARTS
z Inserting and ejecting CompactFlash
CAUTION
・ Without a CompactFlash card inserted, an alarm message appears and .the
STEC-510 cannot be started.
Make sure that a CompactFlash card is inserted before turning on the
power.
・ Do not eject the CompactFlash during data reading or writing.

If not, the CompactFlash card or data may be damaged.
Inserting the CompactFlash.

1. Open the cover on the pendant.
Cover
Inserting the CompactFlash

2. Hold the CompactFlash with the label upwards and
insert it into the slot until the eject button protrudes.
Ejecting the CompactFlash.

1. Open the cover on the pendant.
2. Press the eject button and remove the CompactFlash.
Ejecting the CompactFlash
Eject button
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3. OPERATION PROCEDURES
3-1. Major Operations of the Unloader
The operations of the unloader can be classified into the following three areas: return to home
position, manual operation and automatic operation.
■ Return to home position
This operation returns the unloader to the
home position.
This operation MUST be performed after Home
turning on the power or before starting position
automatic operation. See "6. RETURN TO

HOME POSITION"
■ Manual operation
The manual operation category includes two groups: the motions set for a mode or by teaching are
carried out one by one (manual operation or step operation), or axes are moved without regard to
settings (free operation).
● Manual operation Checking the set packaging positions Traverse axis
The unloader is operated manually to *1200 Move-enable switch
check settings one by one. For
operating instructions, see
"13.MANUAL OPERATION."
*1200
*1200 traverse
* The effective stroke of the traverse axis depends on the machine

model.
● Free operation
The unloader moves in the specified
direction while a key is pressed,
irrespective of the settings.
For operating instructions, see "13-5.
Free Teaching Operation".
Automatic operation
The unloader operates automatically
according to entered data.
For operating instructions, see "16.
AUTOMATIC OPERATION"
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The procedures for the unloader operations varies depending on whether previously loaded data
is used for the operation or modified operation data is being used.
3-2. Operating with Previously Loaded Operation Data

(Normal Operation)
Operating procedure Operation Reference
・Perform startup check before turning

on power.
Turning on "4-1. Turning on the
① Power"
power ・Perform startup check after turning on
power.
・When the extraction arm (vertical

unit) is in the mold, use free
Preparation for operation
operation to raise the arm to an

interference-free position.
Home
・Use the screen to check that each axis "6. RETURNING TO
② position HOME POSITION"
has returned to the home position.
return
* For unloaders with the absolute
encoder specifications, home
position return at power on is not
necessary.
・Use the screen to check that a data

number for automatic operation is
selected.
Manual "13. MANUAL
③ OPERATION"
operation ・Select the manual operation screen,
press the key switch for the axis you
want to move, and check that the
axis moves correctly.
・ Check that data settings (timers,

modes, points, axis parameters,
Automatic operation
counters, etc.) are correct.

Automatic "16. AUTOMATIC
④ OPERATION"
operation ・ Check that there are no people or
obstructions within the movable
area of the unloader, and then begin
automatic operation.
Ending
・ End the operation by following the "4-2. Turning off the
⑤ automatic correct power-off procedure. Power"
operation
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3-3. Operating with a Changed Program
Selecting
Revising part of Begin operations
registered
the operation data after creating and
operation data
and beginning registering correct
and beginning
operations. operation data.
operations.
Switch the power on. → "4-1. Switching

On the Power"
Data setting
Sequentially set the
parameters for the
mode, axis
position, timer,
packaging etc.
Program Change → "15. SETUP

Program Change operation operation CHANGE
Select the new data number to be executed. Select the new data (CONDITION
number. SETTING) "
Data modification
Select the data
screen you would
like to modify, then
modify the contents.
Program Comparison Operation → "15. SETUP

Check that the data is correct. CHANGE
(CONDITION
SETTING)"
Return to Home Position Operation → "6. RETURNING

TO THE HOME
POSITION"
Manual Operation → "13. MANUAL
OPERATION"
Automatic Operation → "16. AUTOMATIC

OPERATIONS"
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4. SWITCHING ON AND CUTTING THE POWER
4. SWITCHING ON AND CUTTING

THE POWER
4-1. Switching ON the Power
DANGER
Since there is a danger of short circuits and electric shock from wires or cables
that have been damaged, check these thoroughly before switching on the
power. If there is damage to the cables, or danger of disconnection, immediately
request that the appropriate measures be taken by a qualified electrical
engineer.
1. Insert a plug in the metal connector box of the

Metal connector
box molding machine.
Power metal
connector * Keep the plugs connected normally.
Interlock metal
connector
2. Set the Breaker to "ON" on the interlock box on the

Interlock box
Unloader machine side.
CAUTION
If the controller will not be used for a
long period of time, leave the breaker
Breaker
in the OFF and turn off the primary
power supply.
3. Insert the power key into the power switch, then turn
it to the right.
The lamp will light.
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The LCD displays the screen indicating the power of the

pendant is turned on when the power is turned on.
The LCD screen displays the screen shown at left and

the system inputs initial check.
* The initial check refers to a self-diagnostic sequence
that checks the communications circuits inside the
controller for abnormalities. The initial screen is
displayed when the initial check is completed and no
abnormality is found.
Refer to "5. SCREEN CONFIGURATION AND

OPERATIONS" for details on screen configuration and
operations.
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Safety Precautions
z Always observe the procedures for turning on the power.
z Follow the instructions in the operation manual to check whether a safety
device has operated, and if you become aware of an abnormality during
operation, immediately stop the unloader and consult the supervisor.
z Check that none of the covers are damaged or incorrectly placed.
z After turning on the power, check the following points.
• That an alarm is not displayed on the LCD.
• That the air pressure level is correct.
• That no unusual noise is produced by the motor etc.
• That the cooler fan for the control box is operating.
• That the lubrication for the friction surfaces is functioning normally.
z Check the inspection points listed in the operation manual.
z If the unloader has not been used for a long time, check its movements,
sound and that no errors appear in the operating screens. If you become
aware of an abnormality (unusual noise, heat or movement) during
operation, immediately stop the unloader and consult the supervisor.
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4-2. Cutting the Power

1. Check that the unloader has stopped.
2. Turn the power key of the power switch to the left
"OFF".
The power lamp will go out.
3. Turn off the interlock on the Unloader machine side
Circuit Breaker.
4. Turn off the primary power supply.
Safety Precautions
z Always observe the procedures for cutting the power.
z When finishing operations, turn off the power after setting the unloader to the
standby at the molder safety door.
z Ensure that the person responsible stores the power key correctly.
z When finishing operations, check that the condition of each part is the same
as before operations began.
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5. SCREEN CONFIGURATION AND OPERATIONS
5. SCREEN CONFIGURATION AND

OPERATIONS
5-1. Screen Configuration
This section explains the screen configuration for the STEC-510.
The initial screen will be displayed when the power supply is switched on (refer to "4.
SWITCHING ON AND CUTTING THE POWER".) Press the required menu button on this
screen to perform manual and other operations.
⑨ ⑩
①
②
⑥ ⑦ ⑧
Item Description
① Menu bar
Displays the currently-used setup change data number and date.
(1) (2)
Item Description
(1) Data No. Displays the data number for the currently used
condition setting data.
If the registered data at condition setting differs from the
data currently being used, the data number and the file
comment will flash.
(2) Date/time Displays the current date and time.
display
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Item Description
② Monitor Displays information regarding five items such as the current value of the axis,
display tag
I/O display, timer, operation mode, and production monitor on the screen.
(5 types)
③ Operation Indicates "AUTO", "MANUAL", or "HOME POSITION".
Mode
④ Cycle Display Measures a period of one cycle for the molding machine.
* The previous result is displayed during measurement.
⑤ Overall Speed Able to adjust the operation speed of the drive axis in manual/automatic mode.
Press (low speed)/ (high speed) button to make setting.
* As an index of the speed, the movement speed of each axis will change in the
rate of 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, or 100% from the low speed side according to
the speed of each point previously set.
20 40 60 80 100%
- (low speed) button + (high speed) button
⑥ Menu Bar Switches the display to the menu display and the like regardless of the screen
displayed on the pendant.
Button Description
Displays the menu screen.
Displays help on each setting screen or operation screen.

* Refer to "5-5. Using the Help Text".
Displays the operation key of the optional functions not

available on the sheet key in the manual operation.
Display the motion display screen.
／
Turns pages when there are multiple pages.
⑦ Manual/Autom Manual and automatic operation is made with four and six buttons respectively.
atic Function Switch the screen by pressing key and display the button which is
Operation
Button currently not displayed.
* See "13-2. Optional Operations zOption operational buttons" for
information on manual-operation buttons.
* See "16-3. Operations under automatic operation" for information on
automatic-operation buttons.
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Item Description
⑧ Sheet key Allows manual operation.
Button Description
Starts or stops automatic, home-return, and continuous step

feed operations.
Cancels the alarm when it is shown.

In addition to it, pressing this button will return to the initial
screen from each screen.
Moves the traverse axis to the unloading side and dropping
side.
Moves the crosswise axes of the product and the crosswise

axis at the runner side forward, backward, ascent or descent.
Returns or actuate the posture of the chuck plate.
Returns or actuate the rotation of the chuck plate.

(This function is optional.)
Opens or close the chuck.
POINT
Individual operation buttons for "Product chuck
open", "Sprue chuck open" and "Runner chuck open"
are at manual operation screen.
(Push key to display on the screen.）
Conducts one-step advancement or return operation in the

same order as the automatic operation.
⑨ Key mark Displays whether the data can be set or not. It is necessary to input a
password if the data that requires amendment is locked. Refer to "18.
PASSWORDS" for details on password input.
…Data edit prohibited
… Data edit allowed
⑩ Language Selects a different language.
switch button * Able to make the setting only with two-language switching option.
POINT
Pressing button shown at upper right of the screen when using each item will
return the screen to the previous one.
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5-2. Configuration of Standard Menu Display
Display of first page
Press the button on the menu bar.
The menu display shown below (first page) is displayed.
OPERATING
Allows setting data (setup operation conditions) such as operation point set value for
each axis and mode setting to be written to a CF (CompactFlash) card and to be read
from it.
(For the method of setting, refer to "15. SETUP CHANGE CONDITION SETTING".)
The manual operation screen is displayed.

(For the method of operation, refer to "13. MANUAL OPERATION".)
Releases interlock of each operation and allows operation with each operation button
regardless of the mode setting and axis position.
(For the method of operation, refer to "13-5. Free Operation".)
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TEACHING
Sets the operation of the unloader. This machine is equipped with 15 modes as standard
functions. The operation of the unloader is set by combining these modes and optional
modes.
(For the method of setting, refer to "8-2. Setting the Mode".)
Sets the point (travel distance) and speed of the traverse axis, product side crosswise and
vertical axes, and runner side crosswise and vertical axes at each teach point.
(For the method of setting, refer to "9. SETTING AXIS POSITION (TEACH
POINTS)".)
Sets the timers for secure and efficient operation in automatic operation.
(For the method of setting, refer to "14. SETTING TIMERS".)
Use to set the basic operation position of the unloader before setting each teach point
(position) in axis setting.
(For the method of setting, refer to "9-4. Quick teach functions".)
MONITOR
Allows the production quantity and production result to be viewed as a graph (in hour
and in month) by setting the production information on currently manufactured products.
(For the method of setting, refer to "20. PRODUCTION CONTROL".)
Buttons used for operating optional sections in manual operation <MANU> are
displayed.
The buttons such as [UNLOADER IN], [UNLOADER OUT], [MOLDER IN],
[MOLDER OUT], and [LIST DISPLAY] allow the input/output symbols and individual
names to be displayed.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "4. I/O DISPLAY ".)
Checks and sets the suction detection pressure.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "12. VACUUM ".)
Sets the counters used in optional operation and resets the count values.
(For the method of setting, refer to "17. COUNTER DISPLAY FUNCTION".)
Monitors the details of the servo driver.

(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "13. SERVO MONITOR ".)
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MONITOR
The history information of the alarms that occurred (last 30 items) can be viewed.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "3. ALARM HISTORY".)
Allows the operation history information to be viewed.

(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "15. OPERATION HISTORY".)
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Display of second page
From the menu display, press the or button on the menu bar.
The menu display shown below (2/3 page) will be displayed.
AXIS PARAMETER
Sets the value of point pass for each operation.
(For the method of setting, refer to "12. POINT PASS SETTINGS".)
Displays and sets the acceleration of each axis of the unloader in 26 levels.
(For the method of setting, refer to "11. ACCELERATION SETTING".)
The servo driver data can be changed.

(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "19-5. Servo Drivers
Compatible with Digital Motion Changing the Driver Data ".)
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OPERATION AREA
Allows setting errors and dangerous operations to be monitored as if monitoring limit

switches for the operation range were added by setting values for limiting the operation
position conditions on each axis.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "8. SOFT LIMIT SETTING ".)
Allows the maximum and minimum values for specific points on each axis to be set for
limiting.
The range of the values set here is the input range for axis setting.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "9. AREA SETTING ".)
Determines the axis position (each teach point) and the maximum effective value of
packaging set value with stroke limit data setting.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "7. STROKE LIMIT SETTING
".)
USER PROGRAM
Manipulates the additional axis-operation program.

(For the method of setting, refer to User program edition: "4. PROGRAM EDIT".)
Changes the position of the operation point of the additional axis-operation program.
(For the method of setting, refer to User program edition: "5. USER POINT".)
Changes the position of the packaging point of the additional axis-operation program.
(For the method of setting, refer to User program edition: "6-2. USER PACKING".)
Changes the position of the free packaging point of the additional axis-operation
program.
(For the method of setting, refer to User program edition: "6-3. USER FREE
PACKING".)
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Display of third page

From the menu display, press the or button on the menu bar.
The menu display shown below (3/3 page) will be displayed.
CONTROLLER SETTING
Allows unloading operation of the unloader to be adjusted automatically in the

optimization mode.
(For the method of setting, refer to "19. OPTIMIZATION MODE".)
Sets prohibition of change freely for each menu item.

Up to eight types of password can be set.
(For the method of setting, refer to "18. PASSWORD".)
Sets the information on the machine and the control box and the display interval of the
maintenance message.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "2. MAINTENANCE ".)
Sets the date, time, pendant brightness, screen saver function, and initial screen selection.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "10. SYSTEM SETTING".)
Sets the mode of a system related portion that is not related to operation of the unloader.
These settings are not stored in the setup data.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "11. SYSTEM MODE
SETTING ".)
Allows the function of the operable key to be kept on temporarily.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "6.OPERATION ASSIST
SETTING".)
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CONTROLLER SETTING
Sets the history conditions and displays input/output, axis current value input/output, and
operation sequence No.
The contents of history are recorded sequentially to the CompactFlash card by setting the
CompactFlash function.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "5. I/O HISTORY".)
Technical information is displayed.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "14.TECHNICAL
INFORMATION ".)
The version of the system software of controller, pendant, and servo driver is displayed.
(For the method of setting, refer to Technical edition: "20-6. Version Display".)
The "My Menu" function allows buttons on the menu screen to be arranged freely.
(For the method of setting, refer to "5-9. My menu setting".)
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5-3. Button Operations

This section explains the buttons that have common usages on all STEC-510 menus.
■ Screen transition method

Each menu screen is displayed by pressing the menu key of the menu bar at the lower
section of the pendant.
[Initial display]
You can return

to the initial
screen from
any screen.
The menu display is
displayed.
[Menu display]
Back to initial
screen.
The screen corresponding to Pressing the

tag switches Returns to the
the pressed menu button will
the screen. previous
be displayed.
[Setting screen] [Setting screen]
Pressing
the tag.
Pressing
the tag.
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5-4. Numeric Value Entry

Numeric values can be entered in two methods: the "value setting method" in which the user
enters and sets values, and the "action setting method" in which values are set by physically
moving the unloader.
Value setting method
z Numeric keypad operation
This section explains how to use the numeric keypad screen.
1. Press the desired numerical input button to set.
The color of the selected button turns to yellow.
1 2. Press button.
3. The ten-key screen is displayed.

Item Description
Displays the maximum value that can
MAX
be input at each screen.
Displays the minimum value that can
MIN
be input at each screen.
INPUT Displays the value input with ten keys.
VALUE
Input value
4. Input the value with the ten keys and then press
button. The input value is decided.
Pressing button will delete the value displayed
as the input value.

5. will erase the ten key display.
POINT
It is possible to escape from the ten-key
screen without making any amendments by
pressing the button without
entering a numeral.
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z + and - button entry

This section explains how to use the [+] and [-] buttons.
1. Press the input button of the value to be set.
2. Enter the required value with the use of the [+] and [-]
1 buttons.
* The actually displayed digits depend on the screen.
Digit Description
The value will increase by 0.01
＋0.01
whenever this button is pressed.
The value will decrease by 0.01
－0.01
2 whenever this button is pressed.
The value will increase by 0.1 whenever
＋0.1
this button is pressed.
The value will decrease by 0.1 whenever
－0.1
The value will increase by 1.0 whenever
＋1.0
The value will decrease by 1.0 whenever
－1.0
The value will increase by 10.0
＋10.0
The value will decrease by 10.0
－10.0
The value will increase by 100 whenever
＋100
The value will decrease by 100
－100
Changes the digit of the set value to be
input by [+] and [-] buttons as follows:
0.1 mm →1.0 mm →10.0 mm
* Speed and counter values are set as integers.
3. Repeat processes 1 and 2 until all points have been

set.
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■ Movement Setting Method

Make the settings by moving the unloader.
CAUTION
While moving the arm, be sure not to touch the mold.
POINT
With this method, only the position settings can be entered; the speed cannot be set. In
addition, the settings cannot be entered during automatic operation.
1. Press button.
* If the FREE OPE. button is selected, you need not
press button.
Pressing again will turn the button not to be
selected and reset the free operation.
2. Press each movement button on the seat key while

holding down the operable key until the axis moves to
the position to be set.
＋／－ Description
Moves the axis away from the home
+ side
position.
Moves the axis towards the home
- side
position.
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3. Press the value input button of the axis to be set.

* Pressing the axis name will select the value input
buttons of all the axes displayed.
4. Repeat the procedure from 1 to 3 and set each point.
5. Press button when setting is completed to
rewrite the current value as the set value.
6. Conduct manual operation and confirm that the axis

moves to the changed set value.
POINT
Move each axis to each point by pressing each manual operation key on the seat key
while the setting screen of each point is displayed and check to see that the current
value displayed is the set value.
* As for the manual operation, refer to "13. MANUAL OPERATION".
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5-5. Using the Help Text

A help screen can be displayed for each setting during operation. There are 2 types of help text.
z Help text for entire operation z Help text for each button
The explanation regarding the entire The explanation regarding buttons on
setting items is displayed. the screen is displayed.
[Menu bar] [Menu bar]
Press the HELP button while each setting Press the HELP button while each setting
item screen is displayed. screen is displayed.
The explanation regarding the entire The explanation regarding each is
setting items is displayed. displayed.
If / key or the tag is
pressed, the other explanation can be
checked.
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5-6. Alarm Displays

An alarm or error will be displayed on the screen when an abnormality occurs when operations
are in progress.
1. Eliminate the cause of the error and press or
key of the sheet key.
* Refer to the Technical Edition "16. OPERATION ERROR MESSAGE" and "17.
ALARM MESSAGES" as for details on alarms, errors and recovery procedure.
5-7. Backlight Auto OFF Setting

The backlight goes out if no pendant operation is performed for the period set with the
[DISPLAY OFF TIME] function.
* Refer to the Technical Manual "10. SYSTEM SETTING" for details on setting of the
backlight auto OFF.
1. Touch the screen to cancel the Backlight OFF.
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5-8. Initial Screen

The screen selected at [System Setting] is displayed as the initial screen.
* Refer to the Technical Edition "10. SYSTEM SETTING" for details on how to select the
screen.
z Display of the current value of the axis

The current position, acceleration, and input and
output of the axis are displayed.
z Display of I/O
The status of input and output signal is displayed.
z Display of timer
The set value of and the starting status of the timer are
displayed by pressing TIMER.
z Display of the operation mode

Selection conditions of the mode are displayed.
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z Display of the production monitor

The value set at PROD MONI and the current status
are displayed.
z Display of calendar
The calendar is displayed.
Press ／ to change the displayed
month on the menu bar.
POINT
If the operation stops on the way, carry out again the procedure to perform home
position return.
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5-9. My menu Setting

The "My Menu" function allows buttons on the menu screen to be arranged freely.
Procedure for entry to my menu

1. Press the [MY MENU] button on the menu display
screen.
2. The My Menu display will be displayed.
3. Press the [EDIT START] button.
4. Press a space button.
5. The menu selection screen will be displayed.

Press the desired button.
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Repeat steps 4 and 5 as needed for setting.
7. After setting is complete, press the [UNDER EDIT]

button.
8. The My Menu screen will be displayed again.

* Press the [REG. MENU] button and the [INIT DISP]
button to move to the respective screen.
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Procedure for delete from my menu
2. Press the [EDIT START] button.

3. Press the [SAVE] button to change it to the [DELETE]
button.
1
4. Press the desired button to be deleted.

Repeat step 4 as needed to delete buttons.
5. Press the [UNDER EDIT] button.
6. The My Menu screen will be displayed again.

* Press the [REG. MENU] button and the [INIT DISP]
button to move to the respective screen.
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6. RETURNING TO THE HOME POSITION

Operations such as manual operation checking and return to home position for starting
automatic operation are carried out manually.
Home position return operations will differ depending on the position that the vertical arm is
stopped.
WARNING
Before starting this operation, make sure that there is no person or obstruction
within the moving zone of the unloader.
POINT
For the unloader with the absolute encoder specifications (optional specifications), the
home position return operation at power on is not required.
6-1. When the Vertical Arm is Inside of the Mold:

If an alarm occurs with the inner mold during automatic operations or if an emergency stop is
activated when the arm is inside the mold (with the extract-side end L1 at ON and with the
ascent end L3 and runner side ascent end L3S at OFF,) the extraction arm is moved outside
with free operation.
* It is possible to achieve home position return even when the arm is inside the mold as long
as home position operations have been completed when the power supply is switched on and
all axis positions (teaching for each axis) have been set.
1. The product vertical arm and runner side vertical arm are moved to locations where they
will not interfere with the mold with free operation.
2. The product vertical arm and runner side vertical arm are raised outside of the molder’s
mold with free operation.
* Refer to "13-5. Free Operation" for further details on free operation. Attain home position
return with the operations explained in "6-2. When the Vertical Arm is Outside of the
Mold" once the extraction arm has been removed from the mold.
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6-2. When the Vertical Arm is Outside of the Mold:

1. Move the pendant selector switch to the center setting,
"ORG".
2. Press the button.
→ The lamp (green) blinks as soon as a home position

return is started.
→ When the message shown at the left appears, the

unloader has finished returning to the home position.
The message, "RETURNED TO THE HOME
POSITION" is displayed.
3. Set the selector switch to "MANU".
POINT
If it is necessary to stop home position
return halfway through the movement,
or set the selector switch to "MANU."
To return the unloader to the home
position after it being stopped, perform
the above steps.
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6-3. Method of Home Position Setting for Absolute (Optional)

For the absolute specifications, perform home position search with home position return
operation in the same way as the method of setting the home position with home position limit
for the increment specifications.
Once home position search is performed, home position return is performed at the speed that
conforms to the home position return speed. With the absolute specifications, however, the
current value is kept even if the power is turned off. Consequently, home position return is
performed at the speed that conforms to the home position return speed. If the vertical arm had
descended when the power was turned off, home position return is performed at a low speed for
safety until the vertical arm ascends.
* If the current value has a problem for motor replacement or the like and the value must be
changed, the current value can be cleared with the following procedure.
1. Press the [STROKE LIMIT] button on the menu
display (2/3).
→ The STROKE LIMIT setting screen will be displayed.
2. Press numerical input button of the current value of

the axis to be set.
→ Password input screen appears.

3. Enter the password “4 3 2 1”.
→ The STROKE LIMIT setting screen is displayed

again.
4. Press the current-value input button.
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→ The left screen appears.

5. Press button.
→ The STROKE LIMIT setting screen is displayed

again.
* Current-value input button is changed to
button.
6. Set the home position in free operation.
7. Press button.
→ The current value is set zero when button

is pressed.
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7. EMERGENCY STOP
7. EMERGENCY STOP
In order to prevent accidents, follow the steps below when you want to immediately stop the
unloader.
The emergency stop can be performed using one of the two methods below.
Emergency stop button
z Emergency Stop button

Pressing this key turn off the power, and all movement is stopped immediately. To release
the emergency stop state, turn the switch in the direction of the arrow to release the lock and
then turn the power switch off then on again.
Safety Precautions
z When automatic operations have been stopped midway, rectify the cause of
the halt, confirm the safety of the unloader's moving zone and then restart
operations.
z Make sure that all operators know the position of the emergency stop button
and that the switch can be used at any time and from any position during
operation.
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8. SETTING THE MODE
8. SETTING THE MODE

This section explains how to set the operation mode for the unloader.
This system is equipped with 15 standard modes. The operations for the unloader are set up
with these modes and the various optional modes.
Before setting the mode, make sure that you understand what each mode does. This is described
in section "8-4. Description of Mode".
POINT
Mode setting is not possible during automatic operation or when the arm is not
completely ascended (when L3 / L3S is OFF).
Pressing HELP key on the menu bar when selecting the point of each axis will display
explanation regarding the mode. Pressing BACK button will erase display of the help.
Mode settings cannot be amended when data edit prohibited has been specified. In this
case, it is necessary to enter a password. Refer to "18. PASSWORDS" for details on
password entry.
8-1. Displaying the Mode Setting Screen

2. Press MODE button on the menu display (1/3).
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8. SETTING THE MODE
→ The Mode Setting screen appears.

* There are 4 types of mode setting screens; MODE
IMM SIDE, MODE REL SIDE, MODE PROD CONF,
and MODE OPTION.
However, the contents of these screens will change in
accordance with the optional specifications. Refer to
the explanation on mode in chapter "8-4. Description
of Mode" for further details.
8-2. Setting the Mode

1. Press the relevant tag for the mode name to be set up
(title) to change the screen.
Turn pages with / key on the menu
bar when there are multiple pages.
2. Press with the mode switch or the name of the mode

to be set up, and then set the operation to ON/OFF
(use/no use.)
Button Description
ON (Mode used)
OFF (Mode not used)
* Each mode name can be changed (optional).

* Up to 10 mode names can be displayed on the screen.
3. Repeat the procedure 1 to 2 above and set the mode

for each tag of MODE IMM SIDE, MODE REL SIDE,
MODE PROD CONF, and MODE OPTION.
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8. SETTING THE MODE
8-3. Setting the Code Mode (Option)

Set the code mode according to the optional operation.
1. Press the MODE OPTION tag.
→ Press ／ key on the menu bar to
display mode option (2/2) setting screen.

2. Press the set numerals for option code mode 1 or 2.
→ The ten-key will be displayed.
3. Enter the numeral and press the key.
* Refer to "5-4. Numeric Value Entry" for details on

entering numerals.
→ The value is decided and the screen will return by

screen 1.
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8. SETTING THE MODE
8-4. Description of Mode
POINT
To advance means to move toward the product and runner.
To return means to remove the product and runner.
● MOLD SIDE
Symbol/name Description Motion
MDW PLEASE TURN THIS MODE MDW-ON
ON WHEN USING THE
PRODUCT EXTRACT MOTION
OF PRODUCT SIDE ARM.
① Descent ⑦ Posture action

② Advance ⑧ Descent
③ Chuck closing ⑨ Chuck opening
④ Return ⑩ Ascent
⑤ Ascent ⑪ Posture return
⑥ Traverse ⑫ Traverse return
MDS PLEASE TURN THIS MODE NDS-ON
ON WHEN USING THE
RUNNER EXTRACT MOTION
OF RUNNER SIDE ARM.
* RUNNER SIDE
INDIVIDUAL MOTION IS
POSSIBLE WHEN <MDW>
IS OFF.
① Descent ⑥ Traverse
② Advance ⑦ Descent
③ Runner chuck ⑧ Runner chuck
closing opening
④ Return ⑨ Ascent
⑤ Ascent ⑩ Traverse return
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8. SETTING THE MODE
● MOLD SIDE (SELECTION OF EXTRACT MOTION)

MDE PLEASE TURN THIS MODE ON MDE-ON
WHEN THE LINKAGE MOTION
WITH THE EJECTOR.
* PLEASE TURN THIS MODE ON
ALSO WHEN USING
"EJECTOR TIMER
AUTOMATIC ADJUSTMENT".
FOR THE THIN-PRODUCTS
AND/OR PRODUCTS EASILY
DROP FROM THE MOD.
* THE LINKAGE MOTION WITH
THE EJECTOR IS USED ALSO
WHEN MOVING THE RUNNER
SIDE ARM INDEPENDENTLY.
① Descent ④ Return
② Advance ⑤ Ascent
③ Chuck closing
MDKT LET THE VERTICAL ARM MDKT-ON
DESCENT/STANDBY CLOSE TO
THE MOLD BEFORE MOLD OPEN
IS COMPLETED. THIS FUNCTION
IS USED TO REDUCE THE
EXTRACTION CYCLE TIME.
* BE CAREFUL SO THAT THE
CHUCK PLATE DOES NOT
INTERFERE WITH THE MOLD.
* WHEN THIS MODE IS OFF,
THE ARM STANDS BY AT A
POSITION WHERE ARM
ASCENT END (L3/L3S) TURNS
ON. ③ Chuck closing
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8. SETTING THE MODE

MDNG THE DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS MDNG-ON
SHOULD BE RELEASED
PRODUCTS BY THE SIGNAL
(DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS) FROM
IMM.
* THIS MOTION IS NOT
POSSIBLE IF WIRE FOR
DEFECTIVE PRODUCT
RELEASE INTERLOCK
SIGNAL IS NOT CONNECTED
① Descent ⑦ Posture action
TO IMM.
② Advance ⑧ Descent
③ Chuck closing ⑨ Chuck opening
④ Return ⑩ Ascent
⑤ Ascent ⑪ Posture return
⑥ Traverse ⑫ Traverse return
MDKO (optional) THIS MODE IS USED WHEN
EXTRACTING PRODUCT FROM
FIXED SIDE MOLD AFTER
MOLDING.
WHEN THIS MODE IS TURNED
OFF, THE PRODUCT WILL BE
EXTRACTED FROM THE
MOVABLE-SIDE MOLD
(STANDARD MOTION).
HOWEVER, EVEN WHEN THE
FIXED MOLD EXTRACT MODE
IS USED, THE SETTING OF THE
MOTION POINTS OF PRODUCT
CROSSWISE AXIS IN THE MODE
MUST BE CHANGED AT THE
AXIS POSITION.
THIS MODE ONLY AFFECTS THE
POSTURE ACTION/RETURN
MOTION.
MDCS2 (optional) USED WHEN EXTRACTING MDCS2-ON

PRODUCT BY SLIDING IT (BY
SLIDING) AXIS AFTER
CHUCKING IN MOLD.
① Descent ⑤ Return
② Advance ⑥ Ascent
⑦ Traverse
③ Chuck closing
(release side)
④ Move to
undercut position
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8. SETTING THE MODE

MDYT (optional) IF MOLD MOVABLE SECTION MDYT-ON
HAS AN OBSTACLE (I.E., BORED
CYLINDER, BLOCK, OR
TRANSCRIPTION MACHINE),
THE UNLOADER STANDS BY
OUTSIDE THE IMM SAFETY
DOOR (ABOVE THE MOLD)
(UNTIL THE MOLD FULLY OPEN
SIGNAL (MO) TURNS ON) TO
PREVENT INTERFERENCE WITH
THE CHUCK PLATE. ① MO ON traverse return ⑧ Posture action
② Descent ⑨ Descent
* THE CYCLE START SIGNAL IS
③ Advance ⑩ Chuck opening
OUTPUT WITHIN AREA WHERE
④ Chuck closing ⑪ Ascent
RELEASE SIDE PROX. SW (L12)
⑤ Return ⑫ Posture return
IS ON. ⑬Traverse (delayed
⑥ Ascent
traverse position)
⑦ Traverse
(release side)
MDDT (optional) EXTRACTION MOTION IN MDDT-ON
THE MOLD IS POSSIBLE
WHEN MOLD OPEN MIDWAY
SIGNAL (SP-7) OR MOLD
FULLY OPEN (MO) TURNS
ON.
③ Chuck closing
MDUT (optional) USED TO REDUCE THE MDUT-ON
MOLDING CYCLE. BY
ORDERING IMM'S MOLD
CLOSE MOTION DURING
MIDWAY ASCENT AFTER
PRODUCT EXTRACTION.
* SET A SOFT LIMIT FOR
MOLD CLOSING MIDWAY ① Descent ④ Return
ASCENT.
③ Chuck closing
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8. SETTING THE MODE
● MOLD SIDE (SELECTION OF EXTRACT POSTURE)

MDTA AVOID THE INTERFERENCE MDTA-ON
WITH THE TRAVERSE RAIL
WHEN THE PRODUCT IS
VERTICAL-EXTENDED
PARTS.
* CYCLE START IS ON
AFTER POSTURE.
① Descent ⑧ Traverse
② Advance ⑨ Descent
③ Chuck closing ⑩ Chuck opening
④ Return ⑪ Ascent
⑤ Ascent ⑫ Traverse return
⑥ Advance ⑬ Posture return
⑦ Posture action ⑭ Return
MDTA2 AVOID THE INTERFERENCE MDTA2-ON
WITH THE TRAVERSE RAIL
WHEN THE PRODUCT IS
VERTICAL-EXTENDED
PARTS.
* CYCLE START IS ON
BEFORE POSTURE.
① Descent ⑧ Traverse
② Advance ⑨ Descent
③ Chuck closing ⑩ Chuck opening
④ Return ⑪ Ascent
⑤ Ascent ⑫ Traverse return
⑥ Advance ⑬ Posture return
⑦ Posture action ⑭ Return
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8. SETTING THE MODE
● PRODUCT CONFIRMATION (SELECTION OF PRODUCT CONFIRMATION LIMIT)

MD4 THE LIMIT SW IS MOUNTED ON MD4-ON
THE MIDWAY ASCENT AND USE
THIS LIMIT SWITCH (FOR L4).
* L4 LIMIT SWITCH MUST BE
POSITIONED SO THAT IT
DOES NOT TURN OFF WHEN
THE ASCENT END IS
REACHED.
③ Chuck closing
MD4T THE PRODUCT CONFIRMATION MD4T-ON
SW (L4T) IN CHUCK PLATE IS
USED.
WHEN MULTIPLE PRODUCTS
ARE EXTRACTED IN ONE
MOTION FROM THE MOLD, THE
INDIVIDUAL PRODUCTS CAN
BE CHECKED IN THE CHUCK.
③ Chuck closing
MDVC PRODUCT CONFIRMATION IS
PERFORMED WHEN THE
SUCTION CONFIRMATION UNIT
MOUNTED ON THE UNLOADER MDVC-ON
IS USED.
③ Chuck closing
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8. SETTING THE MODE

MD4S THE RUNNER CONFIRMATION MD4S-ON
LIMIT SWITCH (L4S) IN THE
RUNNER CHUCK IS USED.
③ Chuck closing
MDV1 (optional) TURN THIS MODE ON THE MDV1-ON
VACUUM GENERATOR 1
MOUNTED ON THE UNLOADER
IS USED.
SET THE VACUUM PRESSURE
ON THE VACUUM PRESSURE
SETTING SCREEN.
* SUCTION STARTS AT THE
MOMENT WHEN DESCENT
STARTS.
* TURNING THIS MODE OFF
STOPS THE AIR DISCHARGE ① Descent ④ Return
FROM THE VACUUM ② Advance ⑤ Ascent
GENERATOR. ③ Chuck closing
MDV2 (optional) TURN THIS MODE ON THE MDV2-ON
VACUUM GENERATOR 2
MOUNTED ON THE
UNLOADER IS USED.
SET THE VACUUM PRESSURE
ON THE VACUUM PRESSURE
SETTING SCREEN.
* SUCTION STARTS AT THE
MOMENT WHEN DESCENT
STARTS.
* TURNING THIS MODE OFF
STOPS THE AIR DISCHARGE ① Descent ④ Return
FROM THE VACUUM ② Advance ⑤ Ascent
GENERATOR. ③ Chuck closing
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8. SETTING THE MODE
● REL SIDE (SELECTION OF SPRUE RELEASE)

MDTF RELEASE THE SPRUE ON MDTF-ON
MIDWAY TRAVERSE, AND
AFTER THAT RELEASE THE
PRODUCT AT RELEASE SIDE.
THIS FUNCTION IS USED FOR
THE SPRUE ETC.
* THIS MODE CANNOT BE
SELECTED TOGETHER WITH
THE MIDWAY RELEASE
MODE.
⑨ Sprue chuck
① Descent
opening
② Advance ⑩ Ascent
③ Chuck closing ⑪ Traverse
④ Return ⑫ Descent
⑤ Ascent ⑬ Chuck opening
⑥ Traverse ⑭ Ascent
⑦ Posture action ⑮ Posture return
⑧ Descent ⑯ Traverse return
MDTB RELEASE THE PRODUCT AT MDTB-ON
THE RELEASE SIDE, AND
AFTER THAT RELEASE THE
SPRUE ON MIDWAY TRAVERSE
RETURN.
* THIS MODE CANNOT BE
SELECTED TOGETHER WITH
THE SPRUE MIDWAY
RELEASE MODE.
① Descent ⑩ Chuck opening

② Advance ⑪ Ascent
③ Chuck closing ⑫ Traverse return
④ Return ⑬ Descent
⑭ Sprue chuck
⑤ Ascent
open
⑥ Traverse ⑮ Ascent
⑦ Posture action ⑯ Posture return
⑧ Descent ⑰ Traverse return
⑨ Nipper cut
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8. SETTING THE MODE

MDTF3 (optional) THE SPRUE IS RELEASED AT MDTF3-ON
THE MIDWAY RELEASE
POSITION PRIOR TO NT GATE
CUTTING.
① Traverse ⑧ Descent
② Posture action ⑨ Advance
③ Descent ⑩ NT gate cutting
④ Sprue chuck
⑪ Return
opening
⑤ Ascent ⑫ Ascent
⑥ Posture return ⑬ Traverse
⑦ Traverse
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8. SETTING THE MODE
● REL SIDE (SELECTION OF POSTURE MOTION)

MDSS POSTURE ACTION IS MDSS-ON
NECESSARY AT THE RELEASE
SIDE BEFORE RELEASING
PRODUCT.
THE CHUCK PLATE PERFORMS
90° POSTURE ACTION.
① Posture action ④ Ascent

② Descent ⑤ Posture return
③Chuck opening
MDSS2 MIDWAY POSTURE TIMER (T30) MDSS2-ON
STARTS SIMULTANEOUSLY
WITH START OF TRAVERSE IN
AUTOMATIC OPERATION.
POSTURE ACTION OCCURS
MIDWAY WHEN EITHER T30
TIMER TIMES UP OR RELEASE
SIDE AREA (L12) TURNS ON.
POSTURE RETURN OCCURS
SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH
TRAVERSE RETURN.
① Descent ⑦ Descent
② Advance ⑧ Chuck opening
③ Chuck closing ⑨ Ascent
④ Return ⑩ Posture return
⑤ Ascent ⑪ Traverse return
⑥ Posture action
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8. SETTING THE MODE
● REL SIDE (SELECTION OF PRODUCT RELEASE)

MDPF USED FOR PACKAGING AT
IRREGULAR PITCH.
MD2K (optional) USED TO RELEASE PRODUCT

AT TWO POSITIONS ON THE
RELEASE SIDE.
PRODUCT RELEASE POSITIONS MD2K-ON
CAN BE SET ARBITRARILY
USING PACKAGING SETTING 1
AND 2.
* IN THIS MODE, CHUCK AND
CHUCK 2 ARE
OPENED/CLOSED
SIMULTANEOUSLY USING
THE CHUCK OPEN/CLOSE
KEY IN MANUAL
OPERATION.
WHEN OPENING/CLOSING
EACH CHUCK
INDIVIDUALLY, PERFORM
FREE OPERATION IN THE
SAME MANNER.
* IN THIS MODE, 1ST PRODUCT
RELEASE IS SET VIA ① Descent ⑨ Chuck opening
PACKAGING SETTING, AND ② Advance ⑩ Ascent
2ND PRODUCT RELEASE IS ③ Chuck closing ⑪ Traverse
SET VIA PACKAGING
④ Return ⑫ Descent
SETTING 2.
PACKAGING SETTING ⑤ Ascent ⑬ Chuck opening
ALLOWS FOR 256 POINTS OF ⑥ Traverse ⑭ Ascent
PACKAGING. ⑦ Posture action ⑮ Posture return
PACKAGING SETTING 2 ⑧ Descent ⑯ Traverse return
ALLOWS FOR 256 POINTS OF
PACKAGING.
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8. SETTING THE MODE
● REL SIDE (SELECTION OF GATE PROCESSING)

MDCN USED TO ENABLE THE AIR MDCN-ON
NIPPER (OPTIONAL).
* MANUAL OPERATION OF or
NIPPER CUT IS ONLY

POSSIBLE AT THE ARM
ASCENT END ON THE
RELEASE SIDE.
① Posture action ④ Chuck opening

② Descent ⑤ Ascent
③ Nipper cut ⑥ Posture return
MDCN2 (optional) USED TO ENABLE THIS MDCN2-ON
OPTION.
* MANUAL OPERATION OF
NIPPER PULL IS ONLY
POSSIBLE AT THE ARM
ASCENT END ON THE
RELEASE SIDE.
Nipper cut
① Posture action ⑤ Nipper pull return

② Descent ⑥ Chuck opening
③ Nipper pull ⑦ Ascent
④ Nipper cut ⑧ Posture return
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8. SETTING THE MODE

MDNF (optional) USED FOR MULTI-POINT MDNF-ON
GATE PROCESSING WITH THE
NT GATE CUTTER.
ON THE NT GATE CUT FREE
SETTING SCREEN, SET THE
LOADER'S THREE AXES
(TRAVERSE, PRODUCT
CROSSWISE, AND PRODUCT
VERTICAL) FOR EACH GATE
CUT POINT, AND THEN ① NT standby position ⑩ Ascent
SELECT THE NUMBER OF ② NT cut position ⑪ Release side
GATE CUT POINTS TO BE descent descent position
③ NT cut position 1 ⑫ Posture action
EXECUTED. UP TO 10 POINTS
advance
OF GATE CUTTING ARE ④ NT pull ⑬ Product release
POSSIBLE. position
⑤ NT cut ON ⑭ Chuck opening
⑥ NT cut OFF ⑮ Ascent
⑦ NT pull return ⑯ Posture return
⑧ NT standby ⑰ Extraction side
position return standby position
⑨ Move to NT cut
position 2
● Mode options
Symbol Name Description Motion
Option code mode 1 This mode is valid when the optional
Option code mode 2 function (special model) is provided.
* For the description of the operation,
refer to the separate instruction
manual.
● User program modes (optional)

Symbol Name Description Motion
User program mode 1 Use the mode that has been set arbitrarily
User program mode 2 with the program edit.
User program mode 3 * For the description of the operation,
User program mode 4 refer to the separate instruction
User program mode 5 manual.
User program mode 6
User program mode 7
User program mode 8
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9. SETTING AXIS POSITION (TEACH POINTS)
9. SETTING AXIS POSITION

(TEACH POINTS)
This section describes how to set a point (movement distance) and speed of the travel axis,
product crosswise and vertical axes, runner crosswise and vertical axes at each teach point.
POINT
Before setting the teach points for a new mold or changing the teach points for
operations within the mold, attach the chuck plate that is to be used.
As for input of the set values with the manual operation <MANU>, input by ten keys,
slight adjustment with [+] and [-] buttons, and copy of the current position by [position
memory] function are available.
As for adjustment by automatic operation <AUTO>, only slight adjustment by [+] and
[-] buttons is available.
Moreover, the outline can be created using [QUICK TEACH] function when setting the
axis for the first time.
Pressing [HELP] key on the menu bar when selecting each axis point will display
explanation regarding the axis point. Pressing button will erase the display.
●Dog for L1
・Extract side end proximity
switch dog
Runner-side crosswise － Traverse

S-axis T-axis
－
＋＋
－
＋
Product-side crosswise －
－
W-axis
Runner-side vertical
＋
＋
VS-axis
Product-side vertical
V-axis
●Sensor for L12
・Release-side area proximity
sensor
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9-1. Display of the Point Selection Screens
POINT
Settings can be changed by 10mm, 1mm
and 0.1mm in automatic mode (with the
selector switch set to "AUTO").
However, when the axes are moved or
set, be sure to set the selector switch to
"MANU".
2. Press AXIS SET button on the menu display (1/3).
POINT
The axis position cannot be set when the
data change prohibition is set for axis
setting. Refer to "18. PASSWORDS"
for details on password entry.
→ The point selection screen is displayed.

* There are 3 screens such as AXIS SET IMM SIDE,
AXIS SET RELESE SIDE, and AXIS SET OPTION
for the point selection screen.
* Some screens may not be displayed according to the
specifications of the axis.
* The point names can be changed (optional).
3. Press the tags (titles) to switch across to the various
screens.
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9-2. Setting the Point and Speed

1. Press [AXIS SET] button on the menu display (1/3).
→ The point selection screen is displayed.

2. Press the button of the point to be set on the point
selection screen.
3. Input the values of the point and speed using the

following methods.
Setting method Numeric entry
and
Value setting
method ／ (for fine
tuning)
Action setting
(saving of position)
method
(For numeric entry instructions, see Section 5-4,
"Numeric Value Entry".)
POINT
Move each axis to each point by pressing each manual operation key on the seat key
while the setting screen of each point is displayed and check to see that the current
value displayed is the set value.
* As for the manual operation, refer to "13. MANUAL OPERATION".
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9-3. Teach Point Setting Screens

z Molding Machine Side
No. Name Description
Extract descent SETS THE TRAVERSE AND CRWS POSITION WHERE THE
position PROD/RUNR SIDE VERT ARM CAN DESCENT INTO THE
MOLD AT THE EXT SIDE.
* SETS TRV.POSITION WITHIN THE RANGE WHERE
PRODUCT SIDE LIMIT (L1 or L10) IS ON.
Descent stand-by SET THE VERTICAL STANDBY POSITION WHERE DESCENT
position IS POSSIBLE FORM A POSITION CLOSEST TO THE MOLD
BEFORE MOLD OPEN IS COMPLETED AT THE EXTRACT
SIDE.
* TAKE CARE THAT THE CHUCK PLATE DOSE NOT
INTERFERE WITH THE MOLD.
* IT IS POSSIBLE TO LIMIT THE MACIMUM VALUE FOR
EXT DESCENT STANDBY POSI BY THE SETTING OF
MAXIMUM AND/OR MINIMUM VALUE.
Extract chucking SETS THE CROSSWISE AND VERTICAL POSITION WHERE
position THE PRODUCT AND RUNNER CAN BE CAUGHT WITHIN
THE MOLD.
Extract ascent SETS THE POSITION WHERE ASCENT IS POSSIBLE AFTER
position THE PRODUCT/RUNNER SIDE ARMS HAVE EXTRACTED
THE PRODUCT AT EXTRACT SIDE.
Posture action SETS THE CROSWISE POSITION FOR POSTURE ACTION AT
THE ARM ASCENT LIMIT END AFTER EXTRACTING THE
PRODUCT AT THE EXTRACT SIDE.
* SET WHEN MDTA<EXTRACT ADVANCE POSTURE> AND
MDTA2 <EXTRACT ADVANCE POSTURE 2> IS ON.
Avoid position SETS THE POSITION OF PRO ARM AND RUNR ARM TO
AVOID INTE RFERENCE BETWEEN THEM FOR WHEN
PROD SIDE ARM OR RUNR SIDE ARM IS OFF. THIS PROD
CRWS SET VALUE IS COMMON WITH THE VALUE FOR
PROD CRWS POSI AT RUNR RELEASE POSITION.
* AND THIS RUNR CRWS POSI AT RELEASE SIDE STANDBY
POSITION.
THE SAME VALUE IS AUTOMATICALLY SET TO THE
OTHER IF CHANG EITHER.
Home position SETS THE SPEED OF HOME POSITION RETURN.
* THE SPEED OF THE FIRST HOME POSITION MOTION
AFTER POWER-ON CANNOT BE CHANGED.
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z Release Side
Runner release SETS THE TRAVERSE, CROSWISE AND VERTICAL
position POSITION WHERE THE RUNNER GRIPPED BY THE
RUNNER CHUCK CAN BE RELEASED.
* PRODUCT SIDE ARM'S CROSSWISE POSITION SHOULD
BE SET AT THE AREA WHERE IT DOES NOT INTERFERE
WITH THE RUNNER SIDE ARM.
* WHEN PRODUCT SIDE ARM IS NOT USED, SETS THE
PRODUCT CROSSWISE ARM AVOID POSITION.
Midway release SETS THE TRAVERSE, CROSSWISE AND VERTICAL
position POSITION WHERE THE RUNNER GRIPPED BY SPRUE
CHUCK CAN BE RELEASED.
* POSTURE ACTION IS PERFORMED AT THIS POSITION
REGARDLESS OF THE MDSS<POSTURE ACTION> MODE.
* RUNNER SIDE ARM CROSSWISE POSITION SHOULD BE
SET WHERE THERE IS NO INTERFERENCE.
* SETS WHEN MDTF<MIDWAY RELEASE> MODE OR
MDTB<RETURN MIDWAY RELEASE> MODE IS ON.
Release-side WHEN THE RETURN SIDE ARM IS NOT USED, SETS THE
stand-by position RECOVERY POSITION OF RUNNER SIDE CROSSWISE ARM.
*SETS WHEN MDS<RUNNER SIDE ARM> IS NOT USED.
Release-side SETS THE ARM ASCENT SPEED AFTER THE PRODUCT SIDE
ascent position ARM RELEASE THE PRODUCT AT RELEASE SIDE AREA.
*VERTICAL SETTING POSITION SHOULD BE AT <0mm>.
Defective product SETS THE TRAVERSE, CROSSWISE AND VERTICAL
release position POSITION WHERE THE DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS CAN BE
RELEASED.
* POSTURE ACTION IS PERFORMED AT THE POSITION
REGARDLESS OF THE MDSS<POSTURE ACT> MODE.
RUNNER SIDE ARM CROSSWISE POSITION SHOULD BE
* SETS WHEN MDNG<DEFECTIVE PRODUCT REJECT>
MODE IS ON.
Sample release SETS THE TRAVERSE, CROSSWISE AND VERTICAL
position POSITION WHERE THE PRODUCTS CAN BE RELEASED.
* POSTURE ACTION IS PERFORMED AT THE POSITION
REGARDLESS OF THE MDSS<POSTURE ACT> MODE.
RUNNER SIDE ARM CROSSWISE POSITION SHOULD BE
* SETS WHEN MDNG<SAMPLE MOTION> MODE IS ON.
Chuck exchange SETS THE TRAVERSE, CROSSWISE AND VERTICAL
position POSITION WHERE THE CHUCK PLATE CAN BE CHANGED.
* TRAVERSE POSITION SHOULD BE SET WITHIN THE AREA
WHERE RELEASE SIDE AREA'S PROXIMITY
SWITCH(L12) IS ON.
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Packing Sets the product release position. Determines the traverse,
crosswise, and vertical start positions and sets the number of
packaging for each axis, pitch feeding amount, and the order of
packaging for each axis.
* Refer to "10. SETTING PACKING".
Free packing Sets the random product release position. As for "free packing", the
product is released in the order starting from the set value of
"FP001".
* Refer to "10. SETTING PACKING".
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9-4. Quick Teach Functions

This function is used when setting the basic operation position of the unloader in advance
before setting each teach point (position) when setting axes.
Using this function realizes safe and prompt axis setting.
Setting "Extract chuck position", "Extract ascend position", "Packing setting", and "Midway
release position" will easily set other points. Set the points corresponding to the optional
specifications upon necessity when setting axes.
9-4-1. Display of Quick teach screen

1. Set the selector switch to <MANU>.
2. Press [QUICK TEACH] button on the menu display

(1/3).
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9-4-2. Quick teach setting

1. Press the value input button on QUICK TEACH
screen.
Press button to change the axis to be
displayed when the axis to be selected is not displayed
on the screen.
2. Press button.
* If the FREE OP button is selected, you need not press
button.
Pressing again will turn the button not to be
selected and reset the free operation.

3. While holding down the operable key, press each
move button on the sheet-key pad to move the axis to
the desired set position.
＋／－ Description
Press to move the axis away from the
+ side
home position.
Press to move the axis toward the home
- side
position.
4. Press the button to rewrite the set value with
the current value.
5. Press the / key to switch the display
to the next axis point.

6. Repeat steps 1 to 5 to set the teach point of each axis.
7. Change the speed. The initial value of speed in % for
each axis is 50%.
To change the speed, press the value input button of
the axis to display the ten-key screen.
8. Press the value input button for the desired axis, use
the numeric keys to enter the desired value directly,
and press button.
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9. When setting of all axis points is complete, press the
button.
The set value for the point related to the set point is
calculated and substituted.
→ The screen shown on the left will be displayed.
10. Press to change the data.
POINT
You can set the data using the numeric keys to enter the values.
For the method of setting (value input setting method), refer to "9-2. Setting the Point
and Speed".
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10. PACKING SETTING
10. PACKING SETTING

Sets the order in which products extracted from the molder are lined up.
POINT
Set up the packing parameters after traverse, product vertical and product crosswise.
The start position value can be amended in units of 1mm and 0.1mm during automatic
operations (AUTO).
All other settings must be made with manual operations (MANU).
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10. PACKING SETTING
10-1. Packing Settings Screen Display

2. Press [AXIS SET] button on the menu display (1/3).
POINT
The packing settings cannot be amended
when data edit for the axis position
settings is prohibited. It is necessary to
enter a password in this event. Refer to
"18. PASSWORDS" for details on
password entry.
1
→ The point selection screen will be displayed.
3. Press the AXIS SET RELESE SIDE tag.
4. Press the [PACKING] button.
→ The packing setting screen will be displayed.
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10. PACKING SETTING
10-2. Organization of Packing Screen
①
②
③
④
⑤ ⑨
⑥
⑦
⑧ ⑩
⑪ ⑫
Item Description
① Current Displays the current position (distance from the home position) of the axis being
position set (in mm). After the power is turned on, "-----.--" is displayed when the unloader
is returned to the home position or if a point setting is not entered.
② Current count Displays which position each axis is located out of the set packing count. Also,
when these values are amended, the product will be opened at the entered open
position regardless of the previous open position.
③ Start position Sets the traverse, crosswise and vertical start positions (in mm).
Traverse: Set within the release-side area (L12 is ON). The closest product release
position in the extracting-side becomes the start point.
Crosswise: The position closer to the home position becomes the start point.
Vertical: The position (low position) farthest away from the home position is the
starting position.
④ Pitch distance Sets the space between product release positions (in mm).
* The minus setting includes the pitch distance in the minus direction.
⑤ Speed Displays the movement speed to the product release position (in %). The percent
display can be set from 1 to 100%.
⑥ Packing qty Sets the number of positions for each axis.
⑦ Package order Sets the order of packing the axes. Sets the order of releasing the axes.
⑧ Pitch direction Sets the product release direction.
⑨ Ten key Displays the ten keys.
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10. PACKING SETTING
Item Description
⑩ [+] button, [-] These keys are used when ±10.0mm, ±1.0mm and ±0.1mm values are to be input.
button Changes the set value input by [CHANGE DIGIT] buttons as follows:
0.1 mm → 1.0mm → 10.0 mm
⑪ Free ope. Moves to the free operation screen and conducts teaching of the axis.
⑫ Position set Copy the current value of the axis to the set value.
Press ／ of a menu bar and switch the following selection items: start position, pitch
feed quantity, speed, No. of packaging operations, packaging sequence, and pitch direction.
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10. PACKING SETTING
10-3. Setting the Point and Speed
CAUTION
Take care to avoid hitting the conveyor belt or safety fence when adjusting this
value.

following methods.
and
Value setting
tuning)
Action setting
method
POINT
・ With the method of [+] and [-] key, only the

start positions can be entered.
・ With the action setting method, only the
position settings can be entered; the speed
cannot be set. In addition, the settings cannot be
entered during automatic operation.
2. Conduct the manual operation and confirms that the

axis moves to the changed set value.
POINT
Change the set value of PACKING QTY of each

axis to "1" and press each manual operation key on
the sheet key and move each axis to the start
position. Then, check to see that the current value
displayed is identical to the set value.
Refer to "13. MANUAL OPERATION" as for
details of the manual operation.
3. When setting of the START POSI is completed, set

PACKING QTY, PITCH, SPEED %, PACKING
ORDER by the values actually used with the value
input setting method. Then, check the operation by the
manual operation again.
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10. PACKING SETTING
10-4. Setting of Free Packing (Optional)

Set the order to randomly release the products extracted form the molder.
POINT
These settings can be made only in the manual operation.
Be sure to confirm the packing operation manually before starting the automatic operation.
It is sure that it starts with "FP (free point) 001". Moreover, it returns to "FP001" when
release of the set number of product is completed or the counter is reset.
1
1. Press the tag at the axis setting release side on the
point selection screen.
2. Press [FREE PACKING] button.
→ Free Packing Setting screen is displayed.
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10. PACKING SETTING
● Organization of Free Packing Screen

⑤ ⑥
①
②
③
⑨ ⑩
Item Description
① Current point Displays the number of packing for which the packing operation is completed
among the specified number of packing by the set value.
② Setting point Sets the point number necessary for packing. (up to 256)
* Be sure to conduct the free packing operation starting from "FP001". Moreover,
repeat packing until it reaches the specified point.
③ Current value The current value of each axis (distance from the home position) is displayed. (in
the unit of mm)
④ FP001-FP256 Sets the point to release the product.
⑤ Speed Displays the travel speed to the product release position. (in the unit of %).
It can be set from 1 to 100 %.
⑥ Compensation The compensation value can be input by ten keys when the position of the box is
value changed and all the set values of either one of the axes is to be compensated.
* Setting the compensation value will move the value of the axis to the position
including the compensation value.
* When the compensation value is not necessary, input 0.0 mm.
⑦ Ten key Displays the ten keys.
⑧ [+] button, [-] These keys are used when ±10.0mm, ±1.0mm and ±0.1mm values are to be input.
button Changes the set value input by [CHANGE DIGIT] buttons as follows:
0.1 mm → 1.0mm → 10.0 mm
⑨ Free ope. Moves to the free operation screen and conducts teaching of the axis.
⑩ Position set Copy the current value of the axis to the set value.
Press ／ on the menu bar. And select the points to be used from FP001.
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10. PACKING SETTING
● Free Packing Setting the Point and Speed

following methods.
and
Value setting
tuning)
Action setting
method
2. Set the number necessary for setting of "Point number

for packing" by ten keys.
3. Select the point to be used from FP001 with /
key on the menu bar and set it in order.
* The points only for the set number of packing are

displayed.
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10. PACKING SETTING
■ Free packing quick teach function
This is the function to be used when setting the set value of each point for free packing in the
square shape. The free packing set value is calculated by inputting START POSI, PITCH,
SPEED %, COUNT, and AXIS ORDER.
1. The free packing setting screen is shown.

2. Press [QUICK TEACH] button.
→ The free packing setting assistance screen is

displayed.
3. Input each value and press button.
4. Press button.
→ The screen shown at left is displayed.

5. Pressing [YES] will write the calculation result.
* Pressing [NO] will not write the calculation result and
return to the screen shown in 1.
→ It returns to the free packing setting screen.

6. Check the setting by manual operation.
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11. ACCELERATION SETTING

The acceleration level for each axis is displayed and set in 26 stages.
POINT
The acceleration can even be set during automatic operation (when the selector switch
is set to AUTO).
The setting of acceleration cannot be changed when the data change prohibition is set.
Refer to "18. PASSWORDS" as for details of input of the password.
WARNING
The setting for the acceleration rate (increase/decrease) for each axis, will vary
according to chuck weight and product weight.
Settings which cause extreme deflection of the arm may lead to mechanical
breakdown and shorten the life of the driving parts. Therefore, extreme setting
values should be avoided.
11-1. Accel Settings Display

1. Press [ACCEL] button on the menu display (2/3).
→ ACCEL SETTING screen is displayed.

2. Press [HI] or [LO] button of the axis to be set to set
acceleration.
Hi／Lo Description
Every time this button is pressed,
acceleration becomes high and the
set value becomes closer to "A".
acceleration becomes low and the
set value becomes closer to "Z".
* The set acceleration is displayed by the graph and
alphabets.
3. When settings of all axes are made, press
button to return to the menu display.
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11-2. Display of Point Acceleration/Deceleration Setting

1. Press the [POINT] button on the overall
acceleration/deceleration setting screen.
2. The point acceleration/deceleration setting screen is

displayed.
* If the [TOT ACCEL] button is pressed, the screen in
step 1 will appear again.
3. Press the numerical input button for the desired speed.
The color of the selected button turns to yellow, and
input buttons are displayed.
* If the [ALL PT RESET] button is pressed, the
acceleration/deceleration set values for all points will
be reset.
4. Press [HI] or [LO] button of the axis to be set to set
acceleration.
Hi／Lo Description
acceleration becomes high and the
set value becomes closer to "A".
acceleration becomes low and the
set value becomes closer to "Z".
* The set acceleration is displayed by the graph and
alphabets.
5. When setting is complete, press the button
to return to the screen in step 2.
* If the button is pressed, the entered value
will be reset and the screen in step 2 will appear again.
* If the button is pressed, input will be
canceled and the screen in step 2 will appear again.
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The acceleration rate uses an alphabet display and "A" represents the
highest cceleration and "Z" the lowest.
Stop Impact Large Small

Cycle Fast Slow
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12. POINT PASS SETTINGS

Sets the various action point path values for starting advance from arm descent midway, arm
ascent from return midway and arm descent from the product release position to traverse
midway, and traverse return during arm ascent midway from the position release position. (In
units of mm.)
POINT
The pass action starting position is set with a distance parameter, but it is executed within
the range of 0 to 90% of the operating distance. Furthermore, the range to be executed
changes in proportion to the operation speed. For this Pass action, set the following
parameters to 0.00 second: Product side extract descent - T1, Product side return - T5,
Runner extract descent - T37 and Runner side return - T40.
When the data change prohibition is set, the point pass setting cannot be changed. Refer to
"18. PASSWORDS" for input of the password.
z Standard action
z Pass action
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Setting Axis Related

Setting
Symbol point Action name/movement timer
range
name point conditions
Product vertical axis

Commences
Product Extraction ascent
advance with
A side position. T1 timer
product side arm
descent → Extracting chuck
descent midway
position
Product crosswise
axis
Commences ascent
Product Extraction chuck
B with product side T5 timer
side return position.
arm return midway
→Extraction ascent Up to
position 90% of
Runner vertical axis distance
Commences movement
Runner Extraction ascent
advance with
C side position. T37 timer
runner side arm
descent →Extracting chuck
return midway
position
Runnert crosswise
axis
Commences ascent
Runner Extraction chuck
D with runner side T40 timer
side return position.
arm return midway
→Extraction ascent
position
Commences Traverse axis
product side arm Up to
Release
descent with Extraction stand-by 50% of
E side ⎯
traverse midway to position. distance
traverse
the release descent → Packing position movement
position
Commences Product vertical axis
traverse return Up to
Release
during product side Packing position. 90% of
F side ⎯
arm ascent midway → Release side distance
ascent
from the product ascent position movement
release position
* Amend the point path settings in accordance with the axis position settings (movement
distance.).
* If point pass action is not required, set the point pass setting to <0.0>.
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12-1. Display of the Point Pass Setting Screen

1. Press [PASS] button on the menu display (2/3).
→ The point pass setting screen is displayed.
2. Press the value input button of the point to be set.

* Pressing / key on the menu bar will

1
switch the operation in the order of "PROD DES",
"PROD RET", "RUNNER DES", "RUNNER RET" ,
"TRAVERSE" and "ASCENT".
2
It is switched to the drop side by pressing the tag.
3. Input the values.
and
Value setting
tuning)
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z Display of final moving distance

[In the case of extract descent pass setting]
Moving time of crosswise axis ≦ Moving time of vertical pass set value
Assume that the final linear moving distance of the

crosswise axis is always 0≦b. Also if moving time of d
= moving time of c, the final linear moving distance of
the crosswise axis is b linear moving distance = (moving
distance of a - moving distance of c).
From the above calculation, b moving distance is
displayed as the final moving distance.
ｄ
ｂｃ
Final moving distance
CAUTION
The displayed linear moving distance is a typical value. Since an error occurs
depending on the operating conditions (speed, acceleration/deceleration set
value, and load), for pass setting, perform adjustment while checking the
operation with the machine.
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13. MANUAL OPERATION

This chapter provides instructions for moving axes to the points set on the axis position setting
screen, as well as for valve operations.
13-1. Basic Manual Operation
POINT
The method described below is used, for example, to check the machine operation
manually and to perform home position return when starting automatic operation.
This method is not possible for operations involving safety problems, such as those using
interlock signals with the molding machine or safety signals received from the outside.
You cannot perform operations that are not configured in any operating mode. Before
proceeding with manual operation, open the MODE SETTING screen and check the
operating modes.
Manual operation <MANU> is available on any screens.
Manual operation using sheet keys
z Procedure of manual operation
1. Return the unloader to the home position.
* For instructions on home position return, , see "6.
RETURNING TO HOME POSITION".
3. Hold down the move-enable switch and press manual

operation keys to move the unloader.
Manual operation
keys
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z Manual operation keys and unloader motions
When the move-enable key is held down and a manual operation key is pressed, the unloader
moves as illustrated below.
Extract side Release side

Traverse return
Posture return
Traverse Posture action

Arm descent
Arm ascent
Arm descent Arm ascent
Chuck closing
Arm advance
Chuck opening
Arm return
POINT
An operation error message appears if a manual operation key is pressed when the unloader is
not at an operable position. (Refer to "16.OPERATION ERROR MESSAGE" of the
Operation Manual - Technical Edition.)
An operable position is a position that satisfies required conditions: the condition of the
molding machine, the limit switches of the unloader, and input signals (e.g., mode selection
signal).
In manual operation, the arms on the product side and runner side move simultaneously.
If you wish to move the runner-side arm alone, open the MODE SETTING screen and turn off
[PRODUCT SIDE ARM] and turn on [RUNNER SIDE ARM].
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Manual operation using the Initial screen

z Procedure of manual operation
* For instructions on home position return, see "6.
3. Hold down the move-enable key and press manual

operation buttons to move the unloader.
* Press key to display the buttons which are not
displayed.
z Manual operation buttons on the Initial screen

The following table lists the buttons provided for manual operation on the Initial screen.
(The functions and locations of the manual operation buttons vary with optional specifications)
Button Description
Hold down the move-enable key and press this button to move to the
chuck exchange position.
* The chuck exchange position must be set in advance in the axis setting
process.
sample release position.
* The sample release position must be set in advance in the axis setting
process.
defective product release position.
* The defective product release position must be set in advance in the
axis setting process.
Returns the current packaging count for packaging operation to the first
release position of each axis.
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13-2. Optional Operations

Optional operations are available for performing the motions described below.
(The functions and locations of the optional operation buttons vary with optional specifications)
POINT
The method described below is used, for example, to check the machine operation
manually and to perform home position return when starting automatic operation.
This method is not possible for operations involving safety problems, such as those using
interlock signals with the molding machine or safety signals received from the outside.
You cannot perform operations that are not configured in any operating mode. Before
proceeding with manual operation, open the MODE SETTING screen and check the
operating modes.
z Procedure of optional operation

3. On the MENU display, press [MANU OPE] button.
Or, press the sheet key.
→ The OPTION OPERATION screen appears.

5. Hold down the move-enable key and press an option
button to start the operation.
Press a tag (head) and switch each screen.
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z Organization of OPTION OPERATION screen

The OPTION OPERATION screen is organized as described below.
There are four types of OPTION OPERATION screen.
[OPTION KEY LIST] [I/O DISPLAY]
① ③
②
[CURRENT VALUE
[AXIS DISPLAY] DISPLAY]
⑤ ④
⑨ ⑩ ⑪
Item Description
① Optional manual operation Manual operation buttons are displayed according to the optional
buttons specifications. Press the appropriate optional operation buttons
to perform manual operation.
(The [PROD. CHUCK OPEN], [SPRUE CHUCK OPEN], and
[RUNNER CHUCK OPEN] buttons are usable in the standard
mode.)
(For details, see "● Optional operation buttons" on the back
page.)
② Speed Controls the operating speed of the motor drive axis during
manual operation.
Press or to set the desired speed.
③ Input/output symbol list Allows you to check the input/output status. (For details, see
Section "13-3.I/O DISPLAY Screen and Input/Output
Symbol List".)
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Item Description
④ Free operation Displays the free operation screen.
(see "13-5. Free Operation " for more details).
⑤ Axis name Indicates the axes for each point.
The axes not listed on the screen are displayed. Press ・
to turn the page.
⑥ Value The current values of each axis and the set value of each
point are displayed. The point that is moving flashes.
The area where positioning is completed turns to yellow.
⑦ Point name Displays the point name.
The point name blinks when each axis moves to the displayed
points. The color of the point name turns to yellow after arm
movement to the point completes.
Turn the page by pressing ・ . And display the
points which are currently not displayed.
⑧ Axis setting Displays the axis setting screen.
Change the setting value on the axis setting screen.
⑨ Axis name Displays the axes of each point.
⑩ Current position Indicates the current positions of axes.

(Unit: mm)
⑪ Sensors Indicates the sensor input status and motor brake output status
for each axis.
H …. Home position limit input Red….ON
O …. Overrun input Blue….OFF
MB …. Mega-brake output
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z Option operational buttons
The following buttons are provided for optional operations.

(The functions and locations of the optional operation buttons vary with optional specifications)
Button Description
Allows manual operation of movement to traverse standby. (Optional)
Allows manual operation of undercut. (Optional)
Activates the nipper for cutting. (Optional)
(The nipper is active only while this button is held depressed.)
Allows manual operation of product chuck opening.
Allows manual operation of sprue chuck opening.
Allows manual operation of runner chuck opening.
Allows manual operation of product chuck-1 opening. (Optional)
Allows manual operation of product chuck-2 opening. (Optional)
Point
The above operations can be performed also on the Initial screen.
(The functions and locations of the optional operation buttons vary with optional
specifications)
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13-3. I/O DISPLAY Screen and Input/Output Symbol List

Each manual operation can be carried out only if all input/output signal conditions for that
operation are met.
If the unloader fails to respond to your operation, you can open the I/O DISPLAY screen and
check the status of input/output signals for the unloader, molding machine, external equipment.
POINT
Main input/output signals can be checked by the input/output display in OPTION
OPERATION. For details of input/output display (including memory), refer to "3. I/O
DISPLAY" of the Operation Manual - Technical Edition.
1. On the OPTION OPERATION screen, press [I/O

DISP.] tag.
→ The I/O DISPLAY screen appears.
2. Press the arrow keys / to scroll the
display.
Display State
: Displayed in green ON
: Displayed in gray OFF
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Input/output symbol list

Symbol Name Symbol Name
MD Safety door closed RY1 Mold opening safety
MO Mold open completed RY2 Mold closing safety
Signals from molding machine
MC Mold close completed RY3 Cycle start
Relay output signal RY

ME Ejector advance completed RY4 Spare output
MN Molding defect RY5 Alarm
MA Molding machine full automatic RY6 Jig start
SP7 Spare input RY7 Ejector advance start
SP10 Spare input RY8 Spare output
SP11 Spare input RY9
RY10
Signals from
RD Release-side descent command V1U

equipment
external
OD Release-side safety V1D

V1DH
L1 Extraction side end V1S
L2 V2B
L10 Extraction-side area V2A
L12 Release-side area V2S
L3 Product-side ascent end V31 Chuck open 1
L3S Runner-side ascent end V3V Suction release 1
L4 Product confirmation V32 Sprue chuck open
L4T In-chuck product confirmation V3S Runner chuck open
L4V V4R Posture return
Solenoid SOL
L4S Runner confirmation V4P Posture action

L5 V5 Hook release
Unloder limit switch LS
L6 V6 Nipper cut in chuck

L7 V7
L8 Posture return end V8
L9 Posture action end V9
L11 Hook release confirmation V10
PS Air pressure switch V11
L13 V12 Chuck open 2
L14 V13 Suction release 2
L15 V14
L16 V15
L17 V16
V17 Suction 1
L33 Interference prohibition
V18 Suction 2
VAC1 Vacuum detect pressure 1 BZ Buzzer
ALP Alarm LED
SLP Automatic LED
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13-4. Input/Output Conditions for Manual Operation

* Manual operations must be configured in an operating mode before they can be performed.
1. Arm descent
Input/output signal requirements Key operation Output signal and operation
Molding MD* ON ・The product-side vertical axis
machine MO* ON starts descent at the extraction
PS ON chuck position.
Unloader L1* ON ◎ The runner-side vertical axis
L8 ON starts descent at the extraction
The traverse axis is at the chuck position.
extraction standby
position.
The product-side crosswise Move-enable
＋
Unloader* axis is at the extraction key
standby position.
The runner-side crosswise
axis is at the extraction
standby position.
V31 ON
V3V ON
Unloader
V32 ON
V3S ON
POINT
The signal requirements marked with an asterisk (*) do not apply when the unloader is in release-side descent
state. However, the following requirements must be satisfied: the external signals RD (release-side descent
command) and OD (release-side safety) are ON, and the traverse axis is at the release-side descent position,
midway release position, or packaging position.
The arm cannot descend from the home return completion position. To descend the arm, move the arm to the
extraction-side position by holding down the move-enable key and pressing the "return" or "traverse return."
* The runner-side vertical axis marked with ◎, runner-side crosswise axis, and runner chuck open
(V3S) do not work if the [RUNNER SIDE ARM] button on the MODE SETTING screen is OFF.
2. Arm ascent
PS ON ・The product-side vertical axis
L1 ON starts ascent at the extraction
L8 ON ascent position.
The traverse axis is at the ◎ The runner-side vertical axis
extraction standby starts ascent at the extraction
position. Move-enable ascent position.
Unloader ＋
The product-side crosswise key
ascent position.
The runner-side crosswise
ascent position.
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3. Arm advance
Molding MD ON ・ The product-side crosswise axis
machine MO ON starts advance at the extraction
L1 ON ◎ The runner-side crosswise axis
L8 ON starts advance at the extraction
The traverse axis is at the Move-enable chuck position.
extraction standby position. ＋
key
Unloader The product-side vertical
chuck position.
The runner-side vertical
chuck position.
4. Arm return
Molding ・ The product-side crosswise axis
MD ON
machine starts return at the extraction
L1 ON ◎ The runner-side crosswise axis
L8 ON starts return at the extraction
The traverse axis is at the Move-enable chuck position.
extraction standby position. ＋
key
Unloader The product-side vertical
chuck position.
The runner-side vertical
chuck position.
5. Chuck opening
・V31 turns on and the chuck
opens.
・V3V turns on and the chuck
Move-enable opens.
No requirements ＋
key ・V32 turns on and the chuck
opens.
◎ V3S turns on and the chuck
opens.
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6. Chuck closing
・V31 turns off and the chuck
closes.
・V3V turns off and the chuck
Move-enable closes.
No requirements ＋
key ・V32 turns off and the chuck
closes.
◎ V3S turns off and the chuck
closes.
7. Traverse (traverse to release side)

PS ON ・At the release-side descent
L3 ON Move-enable position, the traverse axis starts
Unloader ＋
L8 ON key traverse to the product-side
L3S ON release position.
8. Traverse return (traverse to extraction side)

PS ON ・At the extraction standby
L3 ON Move-enable position, the traverse axis starts
Unloader ＋
L3S ON key traverse return to the
extraction-side position.
9. Posture action
PS ON ・V4P is on and V4R turns off to

Move-enable actuate posture.
Unloader ＋
Release-side descent key
position
10. Posture return

PS ON ・V4P is off and V4R turns on to

Move-enable return posture.
Unloader ＋
Release-side descent key
position
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13-5. Free Operation

If interlocking is cancelled for operations, the machine can be operated freely using each key
for whatever mode and axis position settings have been set. Changing the axis free speed
enables delicate operation. However, operations that are considered to be a problem are
prohibited in the program and are disabled from user operation.
CAUTION
During free operation, the unloader continues operation as far as a manual key is
held pressed regardless of the set value. Operate the machine with sufficient care
by observing the machine motion.
z Procedure of Free Operation
1. On the OPTION OPERATION screen, press [FREE

OPE.] button.
2. Hold down the move-enable key and press a manual

operation key to move the axis to the target position.
● List of sheet keys
Sheet key Product side Runner side
Traverse Traverse
Product Runner
crosswise crosswise
Product Runner
vertical vertical
Posture -
Rotation -
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z Organization of FREE OPERATION screen

The FREE OPERATION screen is organized as described below.
①
②
⑥
④ ⑤
Item Description
① Sensors Indicates the sensor input status and motor brake output status
for each axis.
H….Home position limit input Red….ON
O….Overrun input Blue….OFF
MB….Mega-brake output
② Current position Indicates the current positions of axes. (Unit: mm)
③ Axis name Indicates the axes for each point.
④ Speed Controls the operating speed of the motor drive axis during
valve free operation.
Press or to set the desired speed.
About
Graph Description
Axis travel
distance Each press of an operation sheet key
moves the axis by 0.1 mm or 1.0 mm.
Speed
Controls the speed at three levels: low,
middle, and high.
low middle high
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Item Description
⑤ Axis set Displays the axis setting screen.
Change the setting value on the axis setting screen.
⑥ Change axis Changes the uses of the sheet key with runner-side unit and
options.
(see attached list).
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13-6. Step Feed Operation

Step feed operation causes the unloader to execute the currently set operation step by step,
allowing you to check the setting conditions of the unloader.
POINT
If you changed the setting conditions of the unloader, be sure to execute step feed operation
before starting automatic operation and check the operation of the unloader.
During step operation, press and hold down the move-enable key until the axes arrive at the
set positions. (If you release the move-enable key halfway through, the unloader will stop
immediately at the current position.)

RETURNING TO HOME POSITION."
2. Hold down the move-enable key and press
(step feed) to select the step feed mode.
→ A confirmation message appears.
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* During the step feed mode, the step feed button is

bordered in green.
3. While holding down the move-enable key, press
(step feed) or (step return). The
unloader executes one step of operation.
POINT
・Since the step feed operation executes one step of a motion program, the unloader may
not operate depending on the step.
・Even in the step feed operation, the input/output screen can be displayed or the set values
can be checked on the axis position setting screen.
4. To end the step feed operation, set the select switch to
other than the <MANU>, or press the button
or a manual operation key.
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13-7. Continuous Step Feed Operation

For checking an operation mode and the point setting, step feed can be executed continuously
until one operating cycle is performed at the set overall speed.
POINT
During continuous step operation, press and hold down the move-enable key until a
completion message appears. (If you release the move-enable key halfway through, the
unloader will immediately stop at the current position.)
1. On the step feed mode screen, hold down the
move-enable key and press to display the
continuous step feed mode screen.
2. Hold down the move-enable key and press .
The unloader execute one operating cycle.
* If you release the move-enable key, the continuous
step feed motion stops immediately at the current
position.
To resume the step feed motion, hold down the
move-enable key and press .
Point
Even in the continuous step feed operation, the input
screen can be displayed or the set values can be
checked on the axis position setting screen.
3. A message appears when the unloader completes one

operating cycle.
4. Now that all motions of one cycle is complete, press
to return to the Initial screen.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
14. SETTING TIMERS

Perform timer settings to ensure good and efficient operations in the automatic mode.
POINT
Timer settings can be modified during automatic operation.
Pressing [HELP] button on the menu bar when the timer setting screen is displayed will
display explanations regarding each timer. Pressing [HELP] key twice will display the
standard timer operation figure. Pressing [BACK] button will display the timer setting
screen.
When the data change prohibition is set for timer setting, settings of the timer cannot be
changed. Input of the password is necessary. Refer to "18. PASSWORDS" as for
details of input of the password.
14-1. Setting Timers

1. Press [TIMER] button on the menu display (1/3).
→ The timer setting screen is displayed.

* There are 4 types of timer setting screens totally.
The contents of the screen will be changed according
to the options.
See "14-4. List of Standard Timer Usage " for more
details.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
14-2. Setting Standard Timers

1. Press [TIMER] button on the menu display (1/3).
→ The timer setting screen is displayed.

2. Press the value button of the timer to be set.
* The color of the selected button turns to yellow.

and
Value setting
tuning)
4. Repeat the procedure from 2 to 3 and set the values.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
14-3. Setting Alarm Timers
CAUTION
There is normally no need to change the alarm timer settings. If you do change
the setting of these timers, avoid extreme time settings.
POINT
You cannot change the timer setting when editing of the alarm timer is prohibited. In
this case, enter the password to enable the input. Please refer to "18. PASSWORDS"
for how to enter passwords. ( The password for the alarm timer is [4321] )
1. Press the [TIMER ALARM] tab.
→ The Alarm timer setting screen is displayed.

2. Press the value button of the Alarm timer to be set.
* The selected button turns to yellow.
1
and
Value setting
2
tuning)
5. Repeat the procedure from 2 to 3 and set the values.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
14-4. List of Standard Timer Usage

Initial
Code Name Min. Max. Function Remarks
value
T1 Extract descent 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
PRODUCT ARM DESCENT product side
COMPLETED AT EXTRACT arm mode
SIDE UNTIL ADVANCE (MDW) is set
STARTS.
at ON.
T2 Product-side advance 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM ARM When the
ADVANCE COMPLETED product side
UNTIL CHUCK CLOSE. arm mode
(MDW) is set
at ON.
T3 Ejector advance start 0.00 99.99 5.00 SETTING TIME FROM ARM When the
DESCENT STARTS UNTIL ejection link
EJECTR ADVANCE STARTS. mode (MDE)
*AUTO TUNING BY EJ TIMER is set at ON.
AUTO ADJ.
T4 Ejector pass 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
EJECTOR ADVANCE STARTS ejection link
UNTIL CHUCK CLOSE. mode (MDE)
CHUCK CLOSE WHEN ME IS is set at ON.
ON FIRST.
T5 Sprue chuck close 0.00 99.99 3.00 STARTS AT THE SAME When the
TIMING WITH PRODUCT product side
CHUCK CLOSE,AND SPRUE arm mode
CHUCK CLOSES WHEN (MDW) is set
TIMER IS UP.
at ON.
* ZERO TIMER VALUE
ALLOWS SIMULTANEOUS
PRODUCT CHUCK OPEN
AND SPRUE CHUCK
CLOSE.
T6 Chuck close 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
PRODUCT SIDE CHUCK product side
CLOSE UNTIL ARM RETRACT arm mode
STARTS. (MDW) is set
at ON.
T7 Product-side return 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM ARM When the
RETRACT COMPLETED product side
UNTIL ARM ASCENT STARTS. arm mode
(MDW) is set
at ON.
T8 Midway posture 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
TRAVERSE MOTION STARTS Midway
UNTIL POSTURE ACTION posture
STARTS AFTER PRODUCT (MDSS2) is
EXTRACTION.
set at ON.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
Initial
value
T9 Posture action 0.00 99.99 5.00 SETTING TIME FROM
POSTURE ACTION UNTIL
ACTION COMPLETED.
T10 Release-side descent 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM ARM
DESCENT COMPLETED AT
RELEASE SIDE AREA UNTIL
CHUCK OPEN.
T11 Chuck open 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FROM CHUCK
OPEN UNTIL ARM ASCENT
STARTS.
T12 Midway release 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME UNTIL Either of
MOVED TO MIDWAY advance
RELEASE POSITION, AND midway release
CHUCK OPEN. (MDTF),
Return midway
release
(MDTB), or
defective
product
ejection mode
(MDNG) is on.
T13 Sprue chuck open 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FOR SPRUE Either of
OPENING TIME AT MIDWAY advance
RELEASE POSITION. midway release
(MDTF), or
Return midway
release
(MDTB) is on.
T14 Defective product 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM ARM
release descent DESCENT COMPLETED AT
DEFECT RELEASE POSITION
UNTIL CHUCK OPEN.
T15 Defective product 0.00 99.99 3.00 CHUCK RELEASE TIME AT
release DEFECT RELEASE POSITION.
T16 Sample release 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM ARM
descent DESCENT COMPLETED AT
SAMPLE RELEASE POSITION
UNTIL CHUCK OPEN.
T17 Sample release 0.00 99.99 3.00 CHUCK RELEASE TIME AT
SAMPLE RELEASE POSITION.
T18 Nipper cut 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FOR NIPPER When the
IN CHUCK FROM (CUT ON) nipper in the
TO (CUT OFF). chuck mode
(MDCN) is
set at ON.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
Initial
value
T19 Nipper cut open 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FROM NIPPER When the
IN CHUCK RETURN UNTIL nipper in the
CHUCK OPEN.
chuck mode
(MDCN) is
set at ON.
T20 Runner-side extract 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
descent RUNNER SIDE ARM DESCENT Runner arm
COMPLETED AT EXTRACT
SIDE UNTIL ADVANCE mode
STARTS. (MDS) is set
at ON.
T21 Runner-side advance 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
RUNNER SIDE ARM Runner arm
ADVANCE COMPLETED
UNTIL CHUCK CLOSE. mode
(MDS) is set
at ON.
T22 Runner-side chuck 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
close RUNNER SIDE CHUCK CLOSE Runner arm
UNTIL ARM RETRACT
STARTS. mode
(MDS) is set
at ON.
T23 Runner-side return 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
RUNNER SIDE ARM RETRACT Runner arm
COMPLETED UNTIL ARM
ASCENT STARTS. mode
(MDS) is set
at ON.
T24 Runner-side release 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM ARM When the
descent DESCENT COMPLETED AT Runner arm
RUNNER RELEASE POSITION
UNTIL RUNNER CHUCK mode
OPEN. (MDS) is set
at ON.
T25 Runner chuck open 0.00 99.99 3.00 RUNNER CHUCK RELEASE When the
TIME AT RUNNER RELEASE Runner arm
POSITION.
mode
(MDS) is set
at ON.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
Initial
value
T26 Under cut slide 0.00 99.99 3.00 SETTING TIME FROM When the
PRODUCT CHUCK CLOSE AT Under cut
EXTRACT CHUCK POSITION
UNTIL REACHED TO extract free
UNDERCUT POSITION. (MDCS2) is
set at ON.
T27 Jig (RY-6) output 0.00 99.99 1.00 SET THE OUTPUT TIME OF
JIG START (RY-6).
T71 Misschuck 0.00 99.99 3.00 MER FOR MONITORING Product

MIS-CHUCK. confirmatio
SETTING TIME UNTIL n includes
PRODUCT CONFIRMATION IS L4, L4S,
MONITORED AFTER ARM
ASCENT AT EXTRACT AREA.
L4T and
L4V.
T72 Product drop 0.00 99.99 3.00 TIMER FOR MONITORING Product
PROD DROP. confirmatio
SETTING TIMER FOR n includes
MONITORING THE PRODUCT L4, L4S,
CONFIRMATION FROM TRAV
MOTION STARTS AFTER
L4T and
PRODUCT EXT. L4V.
T73 Cycle watch 0.0 600.0 15.0 TIMER FOR MONITORING
THE MOTION CYCLE.
SETTING TIME FOR MONITOR
ING THE MOVING TIME
Alarm timer
BETWEEN EACH AXIS POINT.
T74 Mold open error 0.0 600.0 30.0 TIMER FOR MONITORING
THE MOLD CLOSE START OF
IMM. SETTING TIMER FOR
MONITORING THE OUTPUT
OF CYC LE START & MOLD
OPEN COMP IS OFF.
T75 RY-3 OFF 0.00 99.99 10.00 SETTING TIMER FOR Product
SETTING THE OUTPUT TIME confirmatio
OF CYCLE START SIGNAL.
n includes
* CYCLE START IS OFF WHEN L4, L4S,
MOLD OPEN
COMPLETE(MO) IS OFF.
L4T and
L4V.
T76 Low pressure 0.00 99.99 2.00 SETTING TIMER FOR You will be
MONITORING THE OFF-TIME reminded if
OF PRESSURE SWITCH(PS), the pressure
ALARM IS TRIGGERED WHEN switch (PS) is
THE SETTING TIME OF THIS
TIMER.
OFF for more
than the
setting time.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
Initial
value
T77 Extract descent delay 0.00 99.99 0.00 SETTING TIME FROM MOLD
OPEN COMPLETE (MO) ON
Alarm timer
UNTIL DESCENT START
AFTER REACHED TO
EXTRACT STANDBY
POSITION.
T78 Release side delay 0.00 99.99 0.50
* Timer setting units ....... 0.1 second for T23 and 24, and 0.01 second for the other timers
* The initial value is the value when the backup data is cleared.
* Other timers ......Minimum valve of option timer (T28~T70) is 0.00sec. Maximum value of
it is 99.99sec, and Initial valve of it is 3.00sec.
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14. SETTING TIMERS
14-4. Standard Timer Operation Diagram
Press key twice on the timer setting screen to display the message.
POINT
Before starting automatic operations, always check mode settings, axis position settings
and timer settings.
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15. SETUP CHANGE (CONDITION SETTING)

The setting data (operation condition settings) such as the set value of the operation point of
each axis and mode settings can be written in the compactflash and read out.
Up to 999 patterns (for 999 types of molds) can be stored and the unloader setting data is read
by specifying the registered data number suitable for the mold. For new setup, data is written
(registered) to the compactflash upon necessity when revising or changing the stored condition
setting.
CAUTION
z After the mold or setup condition has been changed, always check the
operation points of each axis as well as the mode setting.
z It is recommended that the contents of CompactFlash are backed up onto

spare CompactFlash, computers etc.
z Ensure that chapter [2-5. Handling CompactFlash] is read thoroughly prior to

use for details on precautions when handling CompactFlash and details on
inserting and ejecting the disks.
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15-1. Setup Condition Page Screens

POINT
The setup conditions can be registered,
compared and erased during automatic
operation (with the selector switch set to
"AUTO"). However, the unloader
should be in manual mode (with the
selector switch set to "MANU") while
reading or clearing all data.
2. Press [CONDITION] button on the menu display

(1/3).
POINT
The condition settings cannot be
changed when data edit for the
condition settings is prohibited. It is
necessary to enter a password in this
event. Refer to "18. PASSWORDS"
for details on password entry.
3. The setup conditions screen appears.
POINT
If reading is performed at setup change, the whole speed changes automatically to 20%.
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15-2. Reading Setup Conditions

Reads the condition data registered on the compacflash.
1. Select the storage device upon which the data to be
loaded is registered and then press the [CONDITION
READ] button.
→Data reading screen setup change is displayed.

2. Select the desired group.
3. Select the file to include.
1 * Press / to display files which are not
displayed.
* If the [File List] button is pressed, all setup data
2
registered in the CF (CompactFlash) is displayed.

4. Pressing [YES] button starts reading.
* Pressing [NO] button will return to the screen shown
in 1 without reading.

Returns to 1. screen when the data is completely
loaded.
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●If the selected file is different from the saved file.

The screen shown at left side is displayed if the current
condition setting data is to be changed when selecting
[READING].
Pressing [OK] button will return to the screen shown in
[CONDITION WRITE] screen. Store the data by
[WRITING].
* Refer to "15-4. Writing setup conditions" for details
of storing the data.
Pressing [NO] will start reading without storing the
data.
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15-3. Comparing Setup Conditions

Compares the data currently in use with the condition data registered on the compacflash.
1. Press the [CONDITION COMPARE] button.
→ Condition compare screen will be displayed.

2
3. Select the file to compare.
1
* Press / to display files which are not
displayed.
→ A comparison will be run on the condition data and

the result will be displayed.
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●When the compared setup change data matches.

●When the compared setup change data do not match.

→ If inconsistency is found in the result of comparison,
the inconsistent conditions are displayed for each
item.
Press the button to return to the screen shown
in 1.
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15-4. Writing Setup Conditions

Input the data such as mode setting, axis position setting, and timer setting before registering
the data in the storage medium when operating the unit with the new condition setting.
1. Select the storage device for the file to be saved and
then press the [CONDITION WRITE] button.
→ Condition write will be displayed.

→ The ten-key pad will be displayed.
3. Enter the data number and then press the key.
If the data number to be entered is not determined,
press the button. An unused number is
automatically selected.
* Press the button to return to the screen
shown in 1.
→ The comment registration screen will be displayed.

4. Enter a comment in accordance with
the “■Character entry instructions” provided on
the next page.
POINT
If data already exists for the data number
entered in 3., the file name will be
displayed in the comment column.
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■Character entry instructions

Used for the entry of file comments.
A maximum of ten characters consisting of a combination of alphanumericals and symbols
may be entered (a maximum of 20 single-byte characters.)
●Layout of character-input screen
① ④
② ⑤
Item Description
① Character-input button Enter letters.
② Change case button Select the type of the character.
…Selected to enter alphanumeric characters.
…Selected to enter symbols.
…Selected to enter loanwords in katakana.
…Selected to enter words in hiragana.
… Selected to enter kanji characters (single-kanji

conversion).
* Press ／ key on the menu bar to display the

characters not listed.
③ Comment field Enter a comment in this column.
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Item Description
④ Character translation button
…Deletes a character you type.
…Switches single/double byte.
…Performs a case-sensitive search.
…Kanji conversion from the input characters.
⑤
Completes the entered characters.
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●About character input method

1. Displays a comment field on the screen.
2. Select the character and conversion type. And input

the characters.
* The color of the selected item turns to green.
POINT
Unable to input words and phrases with single-kanji conversion.
Kanji conversion is impossible if pressing [conversion] button does not displays kanji
character because the words do not exist in the dictionary. Input other characters.
3. Press button to display the screen (left).
4. Click [Yes] to perform the write operation.

* Click [No] to return to 1. screen without performing
the write operation.
→ The following screen is displayed.

Returns to the 1. screen when the write operation
completes.
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15-5. CF Information
The status of use and the size of available space of CF (CompactFlash) are displayed.
1. Press the [CF INFO.] button.
2. The properties of CF Information are displayed.
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15-6. Erasing Setup Conditions

Erases the condition data registered on the CompactFlash.
1. Press the [CONDITION DELETE] button.
→ Condition delete screen will be displayed.

2
3. Select the file to delete.
displayed.

4. Press the [YES] button to commence erasure.
* Press [No] to return to the screen 1. without deleting
the file.

Returns to the screen 1. when the delete operation
completes.
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z All delete
All the registered condition setting data is deleted.
1. Press the button on the CONDITION screen
and simultaneously.
→ The screen shown at left is displayed.

2. Pressing [YES] button will delete all files or conduct
initialization.
* Pressing [NO] button will abort erasing and return to
the screen shown in 1.
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15-7. Group editing for setup

Group name editing and group change of setup data are performed.
z Editing the folder name

1. Press the [GROUP EDIT] button.
→ Condition name edit screen will be displayed.

2. Press the [GROUP NAME EDIT] button.
→ The editing view for setup change group names is

displayed.
3. Select the desired group folder.
→ The group name input screen will be displayed.

4. Input the group name according to
the "■Character entry instructions "
described above.
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zMoving the setup data

1. Press the [GROUP EDIT] button.

2. Press the [GROUP CHANGE] button.
→ Group change screen will be displayed.

2
4. Select the file to move.
1
displayed.
5. Select the new group.

6. Click [Yes] to move the file.
* Press [No] to return to the screen 1.
7. Select the group which was selected in 5. And check if

the file exists.
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15-8. Overwrite function for setup change data.

●During manual operation
Click [OVERWRITE] button to overwrite the currently-used setup change data if the setting
value is changed on the setup change screen during manual operation.
1. Click [OVERWRITE] button.
→The following screen is displayed.

Click [Yes] to perform the overwrite operation.
Click [No] to return to the screen 1. without overwrite
operation.
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●During automatic operation

If the setting value is changed during automatic operation, you are prompted to save the
changed data when complete-cycle operation of an unloader completes according to the setting
(five times as default) or after a specified time.
(see "17. COUNTER DISPLAY FUNCTION" and Technical Edition "10. SYSTEM
SETTING" for more information on the specified number of times or the setting time).
→ The following screen is displayed.

・Press [Yes] to display the data overwrite screen for
setup change data.
Perform writing of setup change data (see "15-4.
Writing Setup Conditions" for more information on
the setting method).
・Press [No] to turn off the warning message.
・Press [overwrite] to display the message at the left.

Press [Yes] to perform the overwrite operation.
Press [No] to turn off the warning message.
* Change the setting value if there is no change of the number of times and time, or if you don't
want to change the setting value (see "17. COUNTER DISPLAY FUNCTION " and
Technical Edition "10. SYSTEM SETTING " for more details).
[Counter setting screen] [System setting screen]
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16. AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS
CAUTION
Do not commence automatic operations until it has been confirmed that
personnel or other obstacles are not within the unloader's zone of movement.
Do not commence automatic operations until each operation has been
confirmed in the manual mode when condition setting has been performed or
when the unloader's setup conditions have been amended.
Switch off the electricity leak breaker and shut down the factory's primary power
supply to prevent accidents when the equipment has not been used for a long
period of time.
16-1. Motion patterns of standard automatic operations
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16-2. Automatic operation method

1. Check the operation mode and each teach point with
the manual operation.
Refer to "13. MANUAL OPERATION" for details
on manual operations.
3. Press the button once home position return
has been completed.
POINT
Pressing the operable key and

key once will check the automatic
operation step by step. Moreover,
pressing key will return the
operation step by step.
Be sure to check the operation by
keys before starting the

automatic operation when changing the
set data or after reading the conducting
setting data.
4. Set the selector switch to <AUTO>.
5. Switch the molder to <AUTO>.
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6. Press the button to begin automatic
operation.
* Pressing the start button without switching the

molding machine to <AUTO>, the unloader goes on
the automatic operation stand-by status.
7. To stop automatic operation immediately, set the

selector switch to either "MANU" or "ORG."
* To restart automatic operation, perform the above
or procedure starting from step 2.
POINT
While the molder (automatic) signal is input, the unloader stops when the molder is set
to any mode other than fully automatic, such as (Semi-automatic) or (Manual).
If the unit will not be used for a long time, stop the unit in a position that will cause
least problems. (With the vertical arm in the up position on the release side.)
In an emergency, press the emergency stop button.
* To release the emergency stop switch, turn the switch in the direction of the arrow to
release the lock and then turn the power off then on again.
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16-3. Operations under automatic operation

The temporary stop of the automatic operation and cycle test are conducted on the initial
screen (in the automatic operation).
Button Motion
Pressing this button will reset the current number to be packaged to the
first releasing position of each axis.
Release the randomly extracted product to the sample releasing position.
Defective product rejection operation stops, and normal automatic

operation restarts.
The operation of the unloader stops temporarily.
Pressing button will change the screen to the one shown at
upper right and pressing button will start the automatic

operation.
When stopping the automatic operation of the unloader, pressing this
button will stop the operation at the status when the home return is
completed after the products are released without leaving products in the
mold.
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Safety Precautions
z Do not operate the unit when power-related safety covers or parts thereof
have been removed, or when the high voltage terminals are exposed.
z Do not remove or alter the positions of the limit switched, dogs or interlock
mechanisms.
z Strictly observe the following restriction when operating the unloader.
Always stop the unloader using the correct procedure before performing
these operations.
{ Do not adjust the machinery or parts while the unloader is in operation.
{ Do not attempt to pick up dropped products or clean the unloader while it
is operating.
z Always stop the unloader and check that automatic operation has stopped
before removing packaged products.
z Check that there are no people or obstruction within the moving zone of the
unloader before starting operations.
z If the unloader stops for any reason during operation, or has been stopped
for any reason, always clarify the cause and take appropriate measures to
clear the cause. Never restart operation until the cause has been identified
and corrective measures have been taken. Restarting operation when the
cause has not been identified is extremely dangerous.
z Do not touch the switches or keys with wet or soiled hands.
This can result in mis-operation of the unloader.
z Do not operate the unit while service tools or measuring tools are lying on
the operation box.
z Make sure you do not touch the switches unintentionally. Also, never lean on
the machine.
z If a program has been changed, thoroughly check that the data is correct
before starting automatic operation and only start operation after checking all
the operations using manual operation mode.
z If you become aware of even a slight abnormality during operation,
immediately stop the unloader and consult the supervisor.
z If the unloader has not been used for a long period of time, clean and
lubricate (grease) all contact surfaces (LM guide), then operate the unit for
about 30 minutes. Also if a backup battery error alarm message is displayed
on the screen after the power is turned on, replace the backup battery on the
main P. C. board.
z For the absolute encoder specifications, batteries are also used for the servo
drivers. If the alarm message is displayed on the screen similarly, replace
the backup batteries mounted in the servo driver for each axis.
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17. COUNTER DISPLAY FUNCTION

Sets up and resets the figures for the counters used for the number of products extracted and
during option operations.
POINT
The counter's display is memorized, even if the power is turned off. Before automatic
or manual operation, check the counter's display and reset it if necessary.
The counter can be reset both in the manual operation <MANU> and in the automatic
operation <AUTO>.
The counter set values cannot be changed when the data edit prohibition is set for
counter setting. Input of the password is necessary. Refer to "18. PASSWORDS" for
details of input of the password.
17-1. Display of the Counter Setting Screen

1. Press [COUNTER] button on the menu display (1/3).
→ The Counter Setting screen appears.
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17-2. Layout of counter setting screen

The counter setting screen is configured as described below.
(The screen configuration may be changed depending on the specifications.)
[1/2 page] [2/2 page]
①
②
④
③ ⑤
Item Description
① TOTAL COUNTER Displays the total number of product unloaded.
② OPTION COUNTER Optionally sets the number to be count.
The name can be changed.
③ SET VAL The set value of the counter is displayed.
④ RESET The count value is reset to "0".
⑤ COUNT VAL The count value is displayed.
⑥ CONDITION WRITE The prompt message to save the setup change data is displayed
REQUIREMENT after complete-cycle operations of an unloader according to the
number of times (five times as default).
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17-2. Setting the Counter
POINT
The counter can only be reset during manual operation (with the selector switch set to
"MANU").
1. Press the set button of the option counter to be set.

* The color of the selected button turns to yellow.

and
Value setting
tuning)
* Press key of the value you want to reset.
3. Repeat the procedure 1 to 2 and set the value of the

counter.
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18. PASSWORDS
18. PASSWORDS
It is possible to enable/disable the change of data on any menu.
POINT
z The following items cannot be changed because the dedicated password (4321) is set.
{ Driver parameter
{ Setting of the maximum and minimum values
{ Stroke Limit data
{ Alarm timer
18-1. Password Set-up

It is possible to enable/disable the change of data on any menu.
POINT
It is possible to prohibit the amendment of eight types of password data depending on
the task level.
Do not use "4321" for the passwords for items other than Stroke Limit setting, area
setting, driver parameter and alarm timer.
Do not forget the password.
1. Press [PASSWORD] button on the menu display

(3/3).
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18. PASSWORDS
→ PASSWORD SETTING screen is displayed.
2. Press button.

3. Press the button of the number of the password to be
set.
* The color of the password setting No. is green
(selected).
→ TEN KEY screen is displayed.
4. Input the password (4 digit number) and press
key.
* Select the No. of already-set password.

If you enter an incorrect password, the following
screen is displayed.
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18. PASSWORDS
5. Press the button of the item whose settings are to be

2 prohibited and set prohibition items.
* The color of setting-protected items is green.
1 * Press ／ key to switch items not listed.
6. Press button.
→PASSWORD SETTING screen is displayed.

Display Description
Data edit prohibition
status
Prohibited items
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18. PASSWORDS
18-2. Input and Cancellation of Password

Items that have been prohibited will be displayed with a key mark indicating that the data has
been locked. In this event, it is necessary to enter a password in order to change the data for this
prohibited item.
Key mark
POINT
If no buttons are pressed for a certain period of time (one minutes) after the edit
prohibit setting has been released for password entry, the key will once again be
automatically activated.
Pressing the key mark on the initial screen when canceling prohibition returns the
locked status.
1. Press [PASSWORD] button on the menu display

(3/3).
The or marks is shown with the items to
which the password at each level is set.

Display Description
Data edit prohibition
status
Prohibited items
2. Press button.
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18. PASSWORDS
→ Ten keys are displayed.

3. Input the password (4 digit number input at the
password setting) and press key.
→ Write protection is disabled according to the level of

the input password.
4. Check to see that the key mark on the screen is at the

prohibition cancelled status.
POINT
Prompted for password if you change the protected items
Input the password to disable write protection.
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19. OPTIMIZATION MODE

The extracting operation of the unloader can be automatically adjusted in Optimization mode.
19-1. Optimization Mode Display

1. Press [OPTIMIZE MODE] button on the menu
display (3/3).
→ The Optimization mode screen is displayed.

2. Display the details of adjustment not displayed by
turning pages with / key on the
menu bar.
19-2. Ejector timer auto adjustment

Compute the timing of starting the ejector based on the past sampling and adjust the ejector
advance timer (T3).
1. Turn on button.
It goes into the constant measurement status by

turning on this button. Measure the past continuous
ten samplings and determine the set value.
Display of the measured value
Displays Description
Lights in yellow During measurement

Completion of
Lights in red
measurement
2. Press button after measurement and rewrite
the measured value to the timer (T3) set value.
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19-3. Extract cycle adjustment

Speed and acceleration of vertical and crosswise axes in the mold are automatically modified
during the automatic operation by inputting the target value of the product extracting time.
1. Turn on button.
2. Press [EXT TIME INPUT] button.

* The extracting time in the mold during the current
automatic operation is initially measured and
displayed.
3. Input the extracting time and press key.
4. Press button and return to the

OPTIMIZATION MODE screen.
5. Pressing button computes the optimal set
value for speed and acceleration of the vertical and

crosswise axes and rewrite them.
19-4. Mold Cycle Auto Link

Speed and acceleration of are automatically adjusted by conforming the operation time until the
traverse axis completes returning to the extracting side after the product is released to the
molding time.
1. Turn on button.
Turning it on will conduct measurement based on the

past ten time data.
Display of the measured value
Displays Description
Lights in yellow During measurement

Completion of
Lights in red
measurement
2. Press button after measurement.
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19-5. Operation Stop Servo OFF

It stops electricity to the servo motor when the stand-by status of the unloader continues for the
set period or more.
1. Turn on button.
2. Input the set time with / .

* It can be set in the unit of one second.
POINT
Start the unit after stopping electricity as follows:
* Reenergize the motor for operation when operation of the axis becomes necessary
during the automatic operation.
* Reenergize it when it moves to another position while electricity was stopped to
return it to the previous position.
19-6. Optimized Value Speed Set

The acceleration is automatically adjusted to the optimum value according to the weight of the
chuck plate and the product.
1. Turn on button.
2. Use the and buttons to set the weight.
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19-7. Collide detect Function

Detection of collision with other objects such as a mold or a system urgently stops unloader
operation. This function minimizes the damage of the unloader. In the mold and out of the mold,
five detection levels can be selected respectively. Raising the levels allows higher detection
levels.
1. Turn on button.
2. Use the and buttons to set the detection

level.
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20. PRODUCTION CONTROL

The number of production and production record of the products currently produced can be
checked on the graphs (in the units of time and month) by setting the production information.
Moreover, the estimated end time can be forecasted and displayed.
20-1. Display of the Production Control

1. Press [PRODUCT CONTROL] button on the menu
display (1/3).
→ The PRODUCT CONTROL screen is displayed.
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20-2. Configuration of production-control screen

③④ ⑤⑥ ⑦
①
⑧
② ⑨
Item Description
① MLD CYCL Measures and displays the cycle of the molding machine.
② PROGRAM The estimated quantity of the products to be produced is input.
③ PRODUCT The number of the extracted product (acceptable products) is displayed.

QY
④ 1 SHOT The quantity of the products that can be molded by the mold at operation can be set and
PROD QY displayed.
⑤ RATE The achievement ratio against the estimated production quantity is displayed in per
cartage.
RATE = PRODUCT QY / PROGRAM
⑥ EXT QY The number of times the products are extracted is displayed.
Pressing button will set the number.
⑦ GRAPH The past production quantity is shown on the graphs in the unit of day and month.
⑧ REL QY The quantity of products released to the defective product reject position is displayed.
⑨ RATE (%) The released number of products that were extracted as defective is displayed in per
cartage.
RATE = REL QY/ (1 SHOT PROD QY x EXT QY+REL QY)
⑩ INITIAL The number of times to release the products as defective after starting the automatic
RELEASE operation is set. Press [RELEASE STOP] to reset the number of ejections.
* Press MODE NAME and turn it on.
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Item Description
⑪ SAMPLE Products extracted after every set intervals are released at sample releasing position.
RELEASE
Pressing button resets the sampling interval.

⑫ AUTO STOP The automatic operation stops when the production quantity reaches the estimated
quantity.
ADVANCE NOTICE TIME・・・The time to generate the precaution alarm of the
production end is set.
FINISHED TIME・・・・・・ The time and date when production is completed based
on molding cycle is calculated and displayed.
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20-3. Inputting the Set Values

1. Press each set value input button on PRODUCT
CONTROL screen.
2. Input the values and press key.
3. Repeat the procedure 1. to 2. and set each value.
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20-4. Display of Production Quantity Graph

1. Press GRAPH button on PRODUCT CONTROL
screen.
→ The graph of production quantity is displayed.

2. Press the graph display switch button and switch the
method to display the graph.
...........The production quantity graph for every
hour for the past 24 hours is displayed.
...........The production quantity for every hour
for a day is displayed on the graph.
* Press / key on the
menu bar to switch the date to be

displayed.
........... The production quantity for every day
for a month is displayed on the graph.

3. Press button to return to PROD MONI
screen.
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PREFACE

z This manual is for models:

ORGANIZATION OF THE OPERATION MANUALS

■ Controller - Operation Edition (This manual)

■ Controller - Technical Edition

■ Controller - User Program

 Operation manuals of optional products

8. SETTING THE MODE .............................................................. 52

14. SETTING TIMERS.................................................................. 111

20. PRODUCTION CONTROL .....................................................154

 Danger Level Symbols

Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in great

Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in great

Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in injury

 About Important Points

Important points on handling are indicated with in the manual.

1-2. Hazardous Areas

 Unloader Moving Zone

* The length of the stroke differs depending on the unloader model.

1-3. Safety Precautions

1-4. About Caution Plates

 Display of Degree of Danger

Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in great

Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in great

Failure to follow this safety precaution may result in injury

 Kinds of Caution Plates

z Moving zone Off-limits

Caution for danger of crossing movement

Caution for danger of traveling movement

z Caution for high voltage electrical shock

This label can be found at the locations

z Warning for touching cooling fan

z Warning for stroke adjustment

z Caution for high temperature of motor

z Caution for danger of enfolding

z Caution for touching of edge part

 Example of caution plates disposition (Unloader)

1-5. Environmental Requirements

z Avoid using the equipment in the following environments.

⑨ Liquid crystal Displays messages on a screen.

2-2. Using the Pendant

1. Remove the pendant from the hook.

2. Hold the pendant and press the keys to operate the

2-3. Handling CompactFlash

Caution in handling CompactFlash

Do not touch the terminal surface.

* For formatting, refer to "15-6. Erasing setup conditions".

* At shipping, "MCF10P-512MS" (Hagiwara Sys-Com) (CODE: 123074) is used as an

z Inserting and ejecting CompactFlash

・ Do not eject the CompactFlash during data reading or writing.

Inserting the CompactFlash.

Inserting the CompactFlash

Ejecting the CompactFlash.

automatic operation. See "6. RETURN TO

* The effective stroke of the traverse axis depends on the machine

3-2. Operating with Previously Loaded Operation Data

・Perform startup check before turning

・When the extraction arm (vertical

operation to raise the arm to an

・Use the screen to check that a data

・ Check that data settings (timers,

counters, etc.) are correct.

3-3. Operating with a Changed Program

Operation manuals of optional products

Danger Level Symbols

About Important Points

Unloader Moving Zone

Display of Degree of Danger

Kinds of Caution Plates

Example of caution plates disposition (Unloader)

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