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First Edition-October, 1984. Revised-September, 1991. [8] This manual is solely for the use of employees of Disco Corporation, its authorized representatives and users of the actual equipment. This manual may not be reproduced in any from, or shown to third parties USING LINT-FREE PAPER without written permission from Disco Corporation.
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION page A. GENERAL Symbol letter ..............................A-1 B. CONSTRUCTION 1. Composition and Arrangement of Mechanical Equipment..............B-1 2. Composition and Arrangement of Electrical Equipment ................B-2 3. Pneumatic, Water Schematic Diagram ....................B-3 C. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM Block Diagram............................C-1 Machine Wiring Diagram (1/6) ........................C-2 Machine Wiring Diagram (2/6) (2H/6T 90°)....................C-3 Machine Wiring Diagram (3/6) (2H/6T 360°)....................C-4 Machine Wiring Diagram (4/6) (2H/6TM)....................C-5...
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4. Setting-up Operation........................... E-11 5. Semi/Fully Auto Operation......................... E-15 6. Driver Control Circuit Board......................E-17 7. Driver..............................E-19 8. Inverter ............................... E-21 9. Self-diagnostics ..........................E-30 10. Inverter Alarm Resetting ........................E-35 F. ILLUSTRATIONS AND PARTS LIST Exploded View of Main Body (A) ......................F-1 Exploded View of Main Body (B)......................
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PREFACE This manual describes the procedures to be performed in case of trouble with the DISCO DICING SAW DAD-2H/6T and DAD-2H/6TM. A lot of information is given herin, which will help you to make the machine operate at its best performance.
D. MAINTENANCE 1. Maintenance and Inspection 1) Be sure to wipe off water that has been sprinkled on the chuck table and operating panel after every use of the machine. 2) Remove wafer chips accumulated around the scupper of the water tray. 3) Do not place tools and the like on the stainless waterproof cover in order to prevent the cover from being scratched.
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CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES .1. Power 1-1. STAND-BY lamp is not lit. 1-1. (1) Defective Pressure Sensor. (2) Defective Temperature Sensor. (3) Defective I/O P.C. Board. 1-2. No lamps are lit. 1-2. (1) Fuse (F1) has blown. (2) Defective +5V Power Supply. (3) Defective Panel Cable.
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WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 1-1. Check the pressure gauge. 1-1. No action is required if the valve is correct. Touch the spindle motor with a bare hand to check If it is too hot to touch, it is possible that cooling the temperature.
CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES θ does not stop rotating. (2) Defective θ Sensor and Cable. 1. Power 1.5. 1-5. (Continued) 1.6. FAN (MB2) does not rotate. 1-6. (1) Fuse has blown. (2) Poor connection or defective FAN. 1-7. FAN (MB3) does not rotate. 1-7.
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WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 1-5. If it remains at 5V in (1), check connections and 1-5. Replace the defective part. sensor. (Blow off by air, the water under chuck table) Check θ-axis sensors 1-3. Repair the board if it malfunctions. (Replace) 1-6.
CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 2. Data setting 2-1. PANEL cannot be operated. 2-1. (1) Defective Panel. Operation (2) Defective I/O P.C. Board. (3) Defective Flat Cable. 2-2. Data cannot be entered. 2-2. (1) Defective CPU P.C. Board. (2) Defective ROM P.C. Board. 2-3.
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WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 2-1. Check if the buzzer sounds when panel switch is 2-1. If it does, check other parts. If it does not, replace the turned ON. switch P.C. board. (Also note the following items (2) and (3).) Check the operation after replacing PB6 (EAUA-- If there is no change, check other parts.
CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 3. Manual 3-1. X-axis does not move, even if 3-1. (1) Defective panel Switches. Operation are selected. (2) Defective X Limit Switch (including Cable). (3) Defective I/O P.C. Board. (4) Defective D/C P.C. Board. (5) Defective Driver. (6) Defective Cable connected to the Motor.
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WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 3-1. Check switch of X-axis; the procedure 3-1. Same as 1-4 (1). is the same as 1-4 (1). Check voltage at XL or XR terminal of PB6 If it is approx. 0V, the limit switch is normal, and (EAUA--087703) with a tester (synchroscope).
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CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 3. Manual 3-6. Z-axis does not move upward to the upper 3-6. (1) Same as in the case of X-axis. Operation limit, even if EM STOP is selected. (Continued) 3-7. Spindle does not rotate, even if SPINDLE 3-7.
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E-10 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 3-6. Check EM STOP switch of Z-axis. 3-6. Same as in 3-1. The procedure is the same as in 3-1. (Terminal to be checked is ZU.) P.C. Boards: PB6 (EAUA--087703) PB8 (EAUA--087900) PB11 (EAUA--023600) 3-7.
E-11 CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 4. Setting-up 4-1. Z-axis does not move upward to the upper 4-1. (1) Defective Upper Limit or Connecting Operation limit. Cable. (2) Defective I/O P.C. Board. (3) Defective D/C P.C Board. (4) Defective Driver P.C. Board. (5) Defective Cable connected to the Motor.
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E-12 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 4-1. Check the voltage at ZV terminal of PB6 (EAUA-- 4-1. Limit switch is normal if it is approx. 0V, and 087703) with a tester (synchroscope). therefore check other parts. If it is approx. +5V, repair (replace) the limit switch.
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E-13 CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 4. Setting-up 4-5. Y-axis does not move in reverse. 4-5. (1) Defective Y Center Sensor or Connecting Operation Cable. (Continued) (2) Defective I/O P.C. Board. (3) Defective D/C P.C Board. 4-6. Y-axis does not move. 4-6. (1) Same as in Y-axis in MANUAL.
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E-14 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 4-5. Check the voltage of terminal YC of PB6 (EAUA-- 4-5. If the voltage is approx. 0V when the Y-axis is on 087703) with a tester (synchroscope). the front side of the center or approx. 5V when the Y-axis is on the back side of the center, the board is normal.
E-15 CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 5. Semi/Fully Auto 5-1. During the CUTTING Operation, no water 5-1. (1) Defective I/O P.C. Board. Operation is supplied from the cutting nozzle. (2) Defective Magnetic Valve or Connecting Cable. 5-2. After completion of the CUTTING 5-2.
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E-16 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 5-1. Check the operation after replacing PB6 (EAUA-- 5-1. If there is no change after the replacement, check 087703) with a spare P.C. board. other parts. If it operates, correctly, the board is defective.
E-17 CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 6. Driver Control 6-1. Motor does not rotate. 6-1. (1) P-ROM is out of place. (2) C.P.U is running the wrong way. Circuit Board (Defective Circuit) (Commonly used for X, Y, and Z-Axes) 6-2. Motor does not rotate smoothly at the lower 6-2.
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E-18 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 6-1. Check if P-ROM is correctly set. 6-1. Reset it, if it is incorrectly set. Check the CLOCK Power Output by using a If a normal output waveform as shown in the figure synchroscope.
E-19 CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 7. Driver 7-1. Motor does not rotate. 7-1. (1) Fuse has blown. (For X, Y, Z, and θ) (2) Defective Power Supply. (3) Drive Circuit is damaged. 7-2. Motor does not rotate smoothly at the lower 7-2.
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E-20 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 7-1. Take out fuses F1 and F2 in the P.C. board and 7-1. If they have blown, replace the fuses. Also check them with a tester. investigate why the fuse has blown. If they have not blown, check other parts.
E-21 CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 8. Inverter 8-1. Spindle does not rotate (inverter alarm does 8-1. (1) Defective power supply line. not go on). (2) Leak in spindle motor. (3) Spindle ON signal defective. (4) Jamming of the spindle. (5) Inverter controller defective. (6) Main fuse blown by power surge inside the inverter.
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E-22 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 8-1. Check if power supply is connected to the inverter. 8-1. After repairing the power supply line, the inverter can operate. Check if external transformer breaker is open. After replacing the spindle motor, the inverter can operate.
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E-23 CLASSIFICATION SYMPTOM CAUSES 8. Inverter 8-6. Illumination lamp fails to go on. 8-6. (1) Main fuses F1 and F2 are blown. (Continued) (2) Illumination ON signal is defective. (3) Shortcircuit in lamp grounding, etc. (4) Illumination circuit is defective. 880120...
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E-24 WHAT AND HOW TO CHECK REMEDIAL ACTION 8-6. Check if inverter fan does not rotate normally and if 8-6. Same as symptom 8-1 (spindle does not rotate). spindle does not rotate. Check I/O board, operation panel and signal wiring. After checking the I/O interface, the inverter can operate.
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E-25 Hold Output Level HOLD Signal Name State of Signal Fig. E-1 PB7 Output Waveform. 840920...
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E-26 Hold Output Voltage at Each Terminal. 1.5V 1.5V Fig. E-2 Output Waveform of Driver P.C. Board. 840920...
E-28 Self-diagnostics Error Display: When an error occurs, the panel display signifies the following: MODE/PROG# DATA BLOCK Error code (001-015)…..identifies the error cause. A Panel operation sequence error Type of error B Suspend keys operated C Mechanical failures during operation Error has occurred Doesn’t change to error display Error Display Timing:...
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E-29 The Types of Error Code and Their Meanings: As stated above, the error codes are divided into 3 types: A: Incorrect panel operation sequence; B: Operation of suspended key; and C: Mechanical failure during operation. Within each type, error codes 001-999 indicate the source of the errors. A-type Errors (panel operation sequence error) DISPLAY SIGNIFICANCE + SOLUTION...
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E-30 DISPLAY SIGNIFICANCE + SOLUTION E A006 IN FULL AUTO, 90° ROTATION FOR ALIGNMENT OF THE SECOND CHANNEL INOPERABLE The 3 operations below have not been completed, preventing the unit from proceeding with alignment of the second channel. Make sure these operations are performed fully, then press the or the keys.
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E-31 DISPLAY SIGNIFICANCE + SOLUTION E A013 SEMIAUTO MODE CANNOT BE ENTERED The theta cw or ccw limit sensor is on, and therefore semiauto cannot be entered. B-type Errors (disabled key operation) DISPLAY SIGNIFICANCE + SOLUTION E B001 DISABLED KEY PRESSED During certain sequential operations (ie.
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E-32 DISPLAY SIGNIFICANCE + SOLUTION E C005 ERROR IN ALIGNMENT LIMIT This error is activated when the table moves to either the X- or the Y-axis end limit during alignment. In such a case FULL AUTO MODE will be suspended, so it is necessary to check the conditions of the alignment and press FULL AUTO once again.
E-33 10. Inverter Alarm Resetting Alarm Display and Its Significance Fig. E-7 Alarms are indicated by the LED. Output overcurrent (AC phase current) Input overvoltage Input under (including any momentary power stoppage) Output overcurrent (for preventing direct current peak and overheating) These alarm states can be released by turning on the reset switch or turning off the power switch.
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (A) (F-1) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy (Not Assigned) (Not Assigned) (Not Assigned) (Not Assigned) (Not Assigned) (Not Assigned) MG6N-M04-1U Hex Nut M4-1 MGTK-M0406U Truss Hd Screw M4 x 6...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (A) (F-1) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDH094 Sponge MODDH018 Blower MS14-BC 1set MGSSM04035U Soc Hd Screw M4 x 35 MADDHA28 Cover Assy (Splash L) 1set MODDHA86 Cover (Splash)(1-1) MODDHA74...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (A) (F-1) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDH136 Case Support (1) (Not Assigned) MODDHA85 Splash Cover MODDH309 Cover (Splash) MODDH152 Strainer MODDH133 Grommet MODDH402 Water Case MGSK-M0310UB Fil Hd Screw...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (A) (F-1) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy EAUF--089300 Operation Panel Unit For Manual GE2H/6 Switch Guide Sheet MGTK-M0416UB Truss Hd Screw M4 x 16 KBNNA03-015 Metal Connector NCS-303-RM MODDH130 Electric Panel...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (A) (F-1) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy AGCA020A-003 Circuit Breaker 1set NRAN2100- 20A-AA MODDH002 Base Block MGSSM08025U Soc Hd Screw M8 x 25 MODDHB24 Magnet Catch 2sets C-100-B-2 MGW-M03U Washer...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (B) (F-2) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy EAUC--199301 Spindle Inverter 1.5kw 1set MGSSM04008U Soc Hd Screw M4 x 8 MGW-M04U Washer ABLY4-A6 Control Relay 1set ALPTF14A Relay Soket 1set MGSSM04040U...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (B) (F-2) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MADDH916 1set Camera Monitor Set(5 Inch) MODDH188 Monitor 5 Inch 5M9AK 1set MGSSM04018U Soc Hd Screw M4 x 18 MG6N-M04-1U Hex Nut M4-1...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF MAIN BODY (F-2) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MGSSM03010U Soc Hd Screw M3 x 10 EAUB--093905 Control Box Unit 1set EAUB--085905 Control Box Unit 1set DAD-2H/6TM MODDHF04 Monitor TV (Option) 1set MODDHF92...
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (90 THETA) (F-3A) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDN005 Universal Chuck Table ° Theta-Axis Assy MADDX904 MSCO0555AN “O” Ring S-110 MODDXA79 Seal Ring MODDXB64 Sealing Rubber MGTK-M0412UB Truss Screw M4 x 12...
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (90 THETA) (F-3A) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MGSSM03018U Soc Hd Screw M3 x 18 MODDXA72 Thrust Needle Bearing NTB80105 MODDX133 Slide Cap MODDX083 Thrust Needle Bearing MODDX134 Slide Plate...
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (90 THETA) (F-3A) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MGSSM06016U Soc Hd Screw M6 x 16 MODDX065 Plate(Insulation) MGSSM05016U Soc Hd Screw M5 x 16 MGSSM06010U Soc Hd Screw M6 x 10...
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (90 THETA) (F-3A) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDX044 Bracket(X Sensor P.C.B) MGSSM05010U Soc Hd Screw M5 x 10 MODDHA66 Plate(P.C.B) MODDX913 X-Axis Assy 1set MGSSM06025U Soc Hd Screw M6 x 25...
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (90 THETA) (F-3A) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MADDX903 1set Stepping Motor Pulley Assy MODDX135 Pulley(Timing) 12XL037-6F MODDX032 Bracket(Motor) MGW-M06U Washer MODDX136 Stepping Motor PH569 Q5 MODDXF78 Housing(X-Axis Motor) (Not Assigned)
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EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (MANUAL THETA) (MODEL DAD-2H/6TM) (F-3B) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDXA52 Chuck Table MODDX146 Ring(Center) MADDX905 Manual Theta-Axis Assy 1set DAD-2H/6TM MODBX006 Center Plug MODBX007 Packing MADDXB42 Upper Disc Set 1set...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (MANUAL THETA) (MODEL DAD-2H/6TM) (F-3B) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MGSK-M0308U Fil Hd Screw M3 x 8 MODBX078 Stopper MG6N-M04-3U Hex Nut M4-3 MG6N-M04-1U Hex Nut M4-1 MGWS-M04U Spring Washer MODBX077...
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (360 THETA) (F-3C)
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (360 THETA) (F-3C) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDN005 Chuck Table(Universal) MODDX092 Seal Cup Theta-Axis Assy(360 ° ) MADDX90201 1set MODDX123 Cover MSCO0562AN “O” Ring S-135 MGSK-M0306U Fil Hd Screw...
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° EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (360 THETA) (F-3C) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDX069 Locating Screw MSCO0507AN “O” Ring S-10 MSDDX113 Duct Joint MSCO0503AN “O” Ring MGSSM03018U Soc Hd Screw M3 x 18 MODDX133 Slide Cap...
EXPLODED VIEW OF X-AXIS (F-3D) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy As Req’d MODTF2-6-1 Tape Frame MADDXB02 Chuck Table Assy 3 Inch 1set MADDXB03 Chuck Table Assy 4 Inch 1set MADDXB04 Chuck Table Assy 5 Inch...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Y-AXIS (F-4) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MGSSM04010U Soc Hd Screw M4 x 10 MGW-M04U Washer MGSSM03010U Soc Hd Screw M3 x 10 EAUA--089800 Y-Axis Sensor Board UA0898 1set MODDY045 Bracket(Y-Axis Sensor)
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Y-AXIS (F-4) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDY057 Correcting Bar MODDY059 Bushing MGSSM05020U Soc Hd Screw M5 x 20 MODDY067 Stand(Front Guide) MGSSM06020U Soc Hd Screw M6 x 20 MADDY902 Y-Axis Assy(For Maintenance)
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Y-AXIS (F-4) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDY071 Stepping Motor PH569-A KDMOX12P057 Nylon Connector 1360P-1 MADDYA02 Linear Motion Guide Assy 1set MODDY075 Linear Motion Guide(1) MODDY076 Linear Motion Guide(2) MGSSM05025U Soc Hd Screw...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Z-AXIS (F-5) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MADJZA03 Wheel Cover Nozzle Set 1set MODBZB16 Block(Nozzle) MSCO0502AN “O” Ring MGSK-M0306U Fil Hd Screw M3 x 6 MODBZ606 Long Hinge MODJZA15 Wheel Rear Cover...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Z-AXIS (F-5) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MSCO0501AN “O” Ring MADDZ910 Cover(Wheel) Assy 1set MODDZ099 Cover(Wheel Rear) (Not Assigned) MODBZ052 Cover Pin(2) MSCO0002AN “O” Ring MODDZ101 Knob A-1176-18 MODDZ100 Cover(Wheel Front) MODDZ622...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Z-AXIS (F-5) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MSR1640ZZ--M Miniature Ball Bearing R1640ZZ MGSVKM0305U Set Screw M3 x 5 MODBZ014 Screw(Spring) MODDZ015 Spring MGSSM04010U Soc Hd Screw M4 x 10 MODDZ031 Sensor Mounting Board...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Z-AXIS (F-5) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MODDZ002 Motor Case MS7202A--P4S Angular Ball Bearing 7202A MODDZ014 Inner Collar MODDZ013 Outer Collar MSAW02S Bearing Washer AW02 MSAN02S Bearing Nut AN02 MODDZ042 Circular Nut...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF Z-AXIS (F-5) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy (Not Assigned) (Not Assigned) MODFHB52 Fiber Cable (Option) 1set MODDHB43 Pin(Slide) (Option) MGSSM03014U Soc Hd Screw M3 x 14 MODJN140 Hold Pin (Option) MODDHB41 Holder...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF PIPING (A) (F-6) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MSTUF6X4.OLJ JUNRON Tube UF6 x 4 Blue MSTUF6X4.OWJ JUNRON Tube UF6 x 4 White MODDH151 Spiral Tube XXCV-100 Cable Tie CV-100 MSTUF8X5.OWJ JUNRON Tube UF8 x 5 White MSTUF8X5.OLJ...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF PIPING (B) (F-7) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MSHNU105PT14 Hose Nipple Union Set 1set 10.5 x PT1/4 MSFELB-1/4 Elbow MSFNPL-1/4 Nipple MODBH068 Air Filter AF-211 1set MSFDM-6H-1/8 8sets DM Tube Fitting Half Union...
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EXPLODED VIEW OF PIPING (B) (F-7) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy XXS-514 Wire Sticker S-514 MSFDM-6H-1/4 4sets DM Tube Fitting Half Union DM-6H-1/4 MSBF6 Barb Fitting 5sets MSB40-13 Pipe Band 40-13 MSFNPL-1/8 Nipple MSFTEE-1/8 MSFDM-6L-1/8...
EXPLODED VIEW OF PIPING (B) (F-7) Index Disco Quantity Description Remarks Number Part No. per Assy MSUEF Universal Elbow Set 1set MGSSM04010U Soc Hd Screw M4 x 10 MGW-M04U Washer XXNK-9N Cable Clamp XXNK-9N MSFSKT-1/8 Socket 1/8 XXCV-100 Cable Tie(Convex)
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INDEX Disco Disco Disco Page Page Page Part No. Part No. Part No. ABLY4-A6 MADDH908 MODBH060 AGCA020A-003 MADDH909 MODBH068 AJGXL-12F F-3A MADDH915 MODBH070 ALPTF14A MADDH916 MODBH072 ANBTBH15C3 MADDHA28 MODBH107 ANML-1765-2P MADDHA29 MODBH10751 AQELB-12B MADDHA80 MODBN623 AQLM-100 MADDHA81 MODBN652 ART610-A6 MADDN902...
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INDEX Disco Disco Disco Page Page Page Part No. Part No. Part No. MODBY015 MODDH07202 MODDH700 MODBY017 MODDH077 MODDH701 MODBY018 MODDH094 MODDH710 MODBY019 MODDH096 MODDH722 MODBY051 MODDH098 MODDHA23 MODBZ001 MODDH107 MODDHA24 MODBZ004 MODDH130 MODDHA25 MODBZ005 MODDH131 MODDHA27 MODBZ014 MODDH133 MODDHA28...
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INDEX Disco Disco Disco Page Page Page Part No. Part No. Part No. MODDHE82 MODDX084 F-3C MODDX140 F-3A MODDHF04 MODDX090 F-3A MODDX142 F-3A MODDHF39 MODDX091 F-3A MODDX143 F-3A MODDHF92 MODDX092 F-3C MODDX144 F-3A MODDHF98 MODDX094 F-3A MODDX146 F-3A MODDHF99 MODDX094...
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INDEX Disco Disco Disco Page Page Page Part No. Part No. Part No. MODDXE34 F-3D MODDZ021 MODLH490 MODDXE35 F-3D MODDZ026 MODMH579 MODDXF34 F-3B MODDZ030 MODTF2-6-1 F-3D MODDXF78 F-3A MODDZ031 MOGAR129 MODDXG18 F-3A MODDZ03241 MOGAR130 MODDY016 MODDZ042 MOGAR219 F-3D MODDY018 MODDZ049...
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INDEX Disco Disco Page Page Part No. Part No. MSFBTU6 x 4 XXCV-100 MSFDM-6H-1/4 XXCV-100 MSFDM-6H-1/8 XXNK-18N MSFDM-6L-1/4 XXNK-9N MSFDM-6L-1/8 XXS-514 MSFELB-1/4 MSFHNPL-1/8 MSFNPL-1/4 MSFNPL-1/8 MSFPLG-1/4-2 MSFSKT-1/8 MSFTEE-1/4 MSFTEE-1/8 MSFZU-HZ8-01 MSFZU-HZ8-02 MSFZU-LZ8-01 MSFZU-LZ8-02 MSG-6W MSHK-0609P4T F-3A MSHNU105PT14 MSHR30203J-S MSR1640ZZ--M MSRF1960ZZ-M...
G. REGULAR INSPECTIONS Daily Inspection, Maintenance and Adjustment Point to be checked before turning on the Power 1) The air pressure is 5.0kgf/cm G-71 P.S.I. or more. 2) There is no foreign matter in the hose. 3) Does the air spindle shaft revolve freely ? 4) Is the flange not marked with cutlery tooth, scratched, or contaminated ? 5) That the chuck table is not contaminated or scratched.
7) Insert a screwdriver into the space over Z-axis and check that Z-axis moves smoothly from the upper limit to the lower limit. 8) Check that the helical coupling set between the Y-axis motor and the Y-axis ball screw, is tight. Points to be checked after turning on the Power 1) Enter cutting data after turning on the power.
I/O Circuit Board Jumper Setup Procedure The I/O circuit board (EAUA--087703) jumper setup (J3/J4) must agree with the θ -axis rotation type (manual, 90 ° , or 360 ° ). When changing the jumper setup, see the figures below. Manual or 90° Type θ-axis Rotation Jumper setup: J3-6N side;...
H. CAMERA HEAD MONITOR TV GENERAL The equipment consists of a TV camera and a monitor designed for use with dicing saws. The camera head is built small in size and light in weight so as to be used in combination with optical microscopes. Further, the camera control unit and monitor can be easily fitted a dicing saw by uniting them in one body.
COMPOSITION OF EQUIPMENT 3-1. Microcamera CS3400k 1 unit 3-1-1. Frame 3-1-2. SENSOR Circuit Board 3-1-3. VIDEO Circuit Board 3-1-4. DRIVER Circuit Board 3-1-5. OSC Circuit Board 3-1-6. DC/DC Circuit Board 3-2. CCU Monitor 5M9AK 1 unit 3-2-1. Frame 3-2-2. PROCESS Circuit Board 3-2-3.
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4-2. Monitor Unit: Input Signal: Composive synchronizing video signal 1 Vp-p Video Signal: 0.7V (positive) Synchronizing Signal: 0.3V (negative) Input Impedance 75ohms Line Frequency: 15.75kHz Frame Frequency: 60Hz Scanning Direction: Line ……………….……Upwards from below Frame……………………From left to right Braun Tube: 5inch, 70°...
CONNECTIONS The units should be connected as illustrated below. Fig. H-1 Connect the camera cable to the CAMERA plug socket in the 5M9AK monitor. Connect the 5M9AK monitor power cable to a power outlet. OPERATING PROCEDURES Make connections according to the instructions in Item 5. Turn on the POWER switch on the 5M9AK monitor, and a picture will appear on the monitor in about 10 seconds.
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External Operating Unit Fig. H-2 910110...
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Camera Head Internal Adjusters (VIDEO PWB) Fig. H-3 891110...
40mm 20mm Objective Lenses 1,5748" 0.7874" 1,5748" 0.7874" Disco Part No. MODDH04617 MODDH04618 MODDH04619 MODDH04620 ADJUSTMENT AND REPAIR The optical system of the microscope is so complicated as to be difficult to adjust. Therefore, the adjustment instructions below will be restricated to those for parts of the system. When some or all of the parts of the optical system are disassembled on occasion, reassembly requires specialized adjusting devices and a skilled specialist.
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When Dust and Contamination become Obstacles to Observation (Including Viewing Impaired by fogginess): 1-1. Objective Lens When non-transmission phenomenon with white or blue color occurs at the surface of the objective lens; [Cause] This phenomenon is caused by corrosion of the coated surface of the lens and degradation of the lens material.
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1-4. Contamination of Other Optical Parts When dust and contamination are seen on the condensing lens, the filter, the half mirror, and so on; [Remedy] Clean the condensing lens and filter. They must be returned to the manufacturer for repair. When the Split Line is Misaligned from the Central Position: If the central line (split line) is displaced on the television screen (DT6-, DTL-);...
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When the Right and Left Images are Misaligned in Displacement along the Z axis: The right and left images are misaligned in displacement along the Z axis; The position of the lamp filament is incorrect. Note: Adjust the filament position according to the proper procedure for adjustment of the lamp filament position.
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Method of Cenering the Lamp Filament for the DS The filament position of the 6V lamp for the DS is not always aligned at the center of the lamp. At present, it is very difficult to position the filament at the center of the lamp in manufacturing the lamps. Therefore, each time the lamp is replaced, the lamp filament must be aligned at the center of the lamp.
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If the Image Rotates when the Object is Moved Along the Z axis: There is some play in the Z axis adjusting screw, so the screw should be replaced. When Water Leaks from the Water Cooling Joint: When water leaks from the water cooling joint part or the cap; [Cause] This leakage is caused by corrosion of an O-ring or looseness of the joint of the cap.
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Cleaning Method of Lens Use adequate care not to allow dust or fingerprints to contaminate the optical parts such as the lenses. The surface of the prism inside the ocular lens cylinder and the inside face of the objective lens are particularly difficult to clean.
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