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12-21-2021
03:30 PM
The Smart Function Kit Handling app and the Smart Function Kit Dispensing app have a modern, intuitive dashboard.
Fast Commissioning and Plug & Produce
- The Commissioning Wizard guides you step by step through the commissioning process.
- Automatic reading of motor encoder memory data.
- Automatic parameterization of all individual axes.
- Guided referencing.
Zero Programming
- Intuitive, graphical programming without programming skills.
- Logical sequence of program blocks via drag & drop.
- Extensive module library.
Latest update and fixes for version 2.6.0
- The system can now set the exact reference of the dispensing needle by using the new product feature "needle measurement" (laser referencing).
- Setting the axis references and position limits is possible outside the commissioning process.
- Starting and stopping a program has been optimized and works noticeably faster.
- The system supports the usage of a dosing system via digital IO's.
- The system functions of the IOs can be adapted individually.
- The system supports the usage of a scale type via serial interface.
- The cleaning of the dispense head can now be executed automatically by time or produced parts.
- Standardization of the names on the datalayer interface – by accessing the datalayer directly via REST or OPC UA the paths must be adjusted.
- Support of the safe motion drives with the basic functionalities “Emergency stop” and “Safe standstill with torque off”.
Latest update and fixes for version 1.2.9
- Improved functionality in Teaching Mode.
- New Teachpoint Feature for easy Pick & Place applications.
- Support of drive integraded I/Os.
Prerequisites
- ctrlX AUTOMATION - Motion
- ctrlX AUTOMATION - OPC UA Server
- ctrlX AUTOMATION - EtherCAT Master
- ctrlX AUTOMATION - Python Runtime
- ctrlX AUTOMATION - IDE
Support
Smart Function Kit for Handling
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