Panasonic UJ20 Series User Manual

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Operation modes336.11 Irradiation mode setting ALL irradiation mode (batch irradiation)Requirements for the READY signal to be on(1) The programs of all channels selected for the target product type must be ready for irradiation.- The STEP 01 time of the programs of all channels selected for the target product type mustnot be set to “0 sec.”(2) The controller must be in AUTO mode (power-on default mode).(3) LED heads must be connected to all channels selected for the target product type.(4) The target channels must not be in the midst of the irradiation process. (The BUSY signals ofthe target channels must be off.)(5) The interlock must be functioning. [INPUT connectors (11) and (12)]When all of the above requirements are met, irradiation is possible, and the READY signal willbe on.Irradiation startWhen the READY signal is on, press EMISSION or input the following external signal to startirradiation.(1) PULSE (pulse start) mode:: The LED heads connected to all channels selected for the target product type startirradiation at the leading edge of external signal “START 1” (100 ms or more)simultaneously.(2) STATUS (status start) mode:: The LED heads connected to all channels selected for the target product type startirradiation when external signal “START 1” is turned on, and stop irradiation when the signalis turned off.Emergency stop/Stop during irradiationTurn off (open) the external signal interlock and turn on the emergency stop signal, or control theexternal signal as shown below, to immediately stop irradiation.(1) PULSE (pulse start) mode:: Press EMISSION during irradiation to make an emergency stop.: The ON/OFF status of other start signals START 2, 3, and 4 is ignored.(2) STATUS (status start) mode:: When START 1 is turned off during irradiation, irradiation will be stopped (with no errorissued).: Press EMISSION during irradiation to make an emergency stop.: The ON/OFF status of other start signals START 2, 3, and 4 is ignored.