User Manual AGS-PRS Eng

ARGOS SOLUTIONS AS, Dyrmyrgata 35, NO-3611 Kongsberg, Norway

User Manual

Argos Panel Repair System

2 User Manual Revision A

Table of Contents

Introduction ........................................................................................................................................... 5

Purpose of Product ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................5

Customer Support Information .....................................................................................................................................................................................6

Warranty ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6

Safety Annotations ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................6

CE-Marking .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................7

Technical Description ............................................................................................................................ 9

System Description ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................9

Argos Grading System ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

X-Y Repair Table ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Touch Screen Control Panel ................................................................................................................................................................................ 12

Computer Cabinet .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Operation Procedures, Argos Main HMI ........................................................................................... 13

Starting the Panel Repair system .............................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Starting the panel repair computer ......................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Operating the E-stop ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Operating the Safety-stop ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Starting the Program ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Start of a new Series ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14

Main Screen ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Recipe Editor ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

Recipe Editor, Router ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Recipe Editor, Putty ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20

Toolbox, Router .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21

Toolbox, Putty 1-2 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

Tool status, Router ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Tool status, Putty 1-2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Tool status, Pump .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26

Statistics ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 27

Manual, Router ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Manual, Putty ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Logging 30

System 31

Inspect Board program .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

Saving Images as Examples................................................................................................................................................................................. 34

Board Inspection ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

Zooming ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 35

Measure Tool: ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 36

Operator maintenance ....................................................................................................................... 37

Putty Tool.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

Cleaning Putty Head ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 37


Revision A User Manual 3

Replace Putty Head ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38

Cleaning the Accumulator and Piston ........................................................................................................................................................... 39

Putty pump ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40

Replacing putty barrels ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 40

Lubricating putty pumps ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 42

Router bit .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 44

Replacement ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44

Calibrating the routing depth ............................................................................................................................................................................ 45

Adjusting the routing depth ................................................................................................................................................................................ 46

Error / Warning messages ................................................................................................................. 47

Error / Warning massages handling....................................................................................................................................................................... 47

Version

Rev. Date Author Comments

A 15.09.11 JS First Edition

File: User Manual AGS-PRS for UPM.docx

Argos Grading System


Introduction

This document is intended as an aid in the operation of the Argos PRS System. It

describes in detail the recipes, the menu items, and the message system. For preparation

of the site and installation, please refer to the Site Preparation and Installation Manual.

For maintenance tasks, Please refer to the Maintenance manual.

Purpose of Product

Argos Panel Repair System (PRS) is a system for automatic repair of the surface of

plywood boards. It routes out and fills defects with putty.

It consists of:

Digital cameras

Lighting

Mechanical construction for cameras, lighting and electronics

PC with display, interface to the cameras and interface to PLC

X-Y tables equipped with routing and putty tools.

The cameras used are line-scan cameras. As a board moves through the system, the

cameras scan one pixel row at the time, thus constructing an image of the board. A

tachometer wheel measures the speed. This controls how frequently the cameras scan a

new pixel line for the board image.

The cameras are interfaced to the PC. The PC reads the pixel lines and combines them to

board images. The software then runs several algorithms on the image to determine

board defects to classify (grade) the board.

During ordinary production, the operator selects the product being repaired, enters a

serial/reference number and shift information and clicks Start. PRS will now operate

automatically, taking pictures, analyzing them to find the defects on the board surfaces

and perform the automatic repair. The classification will be based on the grading recipes

defined for each surface of the current product. The result of the classification is used to

determine which defects to repair. The screen will show some of the key data for

information to the operator, but it does not require any attention or actions by the

operator. The system will monitor conditions that may require operator attention and

presents 2 signals used for warning and error indications.

A report generator may be included to produce statistical data from the production. This

is easily done at the end of the shift, start of a new series or at some other convenient

time.


Customer Support Information

Argos Solutions AS Norway

Dyrmyrgt. 35 Tel. +47 91 66 94 10

N-3611 Kongsberg Fax. +47 32 73 57 69

Warranty

The warranty period of the Product is twelve (24) months from completion of Product

installation. For further information, see the document Terms and Conditions for

purchase, license and service.

Safety Annotations

All safety directions must be respected in order to avoid damage to personnel,

environment and equipment. In this user manual the following annotations are used

with belonging signification:

DANGER

Indicates possibilities for immediate hazards, which WILL result in fatal or severe

personnel injuries and substantial property damage, if the required precautions are not

taken.

Warning

Indicates possibilities for hazards or unsafe practices, which COULD result in fatal or

severe personnel injuries or substantial product or property damage, if the required

precautions are not taken.

CAUTION!

Indicates possibilities for hazards or unsafe practices, which COULD result in minor

personnel injuries and/or property damage, if the required precautions are not taken.

Note:

Draws attention to specific information of technical significance which might not be

obvious to specialist personnel, or points at important remarks in the procedures to

follow.



CE-Marking

The CE-marking is placed on the leg of the

AGS.



Technical Description

System Description

1 Argos Grading System.

2 X-Y Repair table.

3 Computer cabinet

4 Touch screen control panel.

5 Putty pump, 10L .

6 Putty pump, 200L .

1

2

3

4

5 6



1 Upper control unit with

camera and light controller,

power and I/O.

2 Soft light.

3 Flat light.

4 Softlight 45.

5 Upper camera.

6 Panel sensor.

1

3

4

2 4

6

5



X-Y Repair Table

1 Putty Tool

2 Router Tool.

3 X-Y Table control cabinet

1 2

3


Touch Screen Control Panel

By means of the touch screen control

panel it is possible to operate and control

the system.

Computer Cabinet

The computer(s) is located in the

computer cabinet.

The distance between the cabinet and

the Argos Grading System is limited to

50 meters with the standard cables

(shielded cat 6 Ethernet cables, 50 m).

Option: If necessary a fiber optics cable

can be used.



Operation Procedures, Argos Main HMI

Starting the Panel Repair system

1 Make sure that all units are powered on. AGS, X-Y tables, computers and

monitors.

2 Make sure that air pressure is on and that the automatic lubricant system for the

X-Y tables is functional.

3 Remove dust and debris form the production line. Take extra precautions around

the AGS (if the camera sees too much debris the system will fail) and the vacuum

conveyor.

4 Clean the putty heads by removing old putty on the outside and also inside of the

putty opening.

5 Purge some putty to verify that it flows as normal.

6 Check the router bit for damage and sharpness. Adjust to desired depth.

7 Close all doors/gates and reset E-stop/safety stop.

Starting the panel repair computer

1 Make sure that the computer are powered and turned on.

2 The computer will automatically log in the normal User then it starts up.

3 The necessary programs for running the Repair line will be started automatically.

4 If you need to manually log in or switch users on the computer the normal user

name and password is:

User name: user

Password : user

Operating the E-stop

1 Then pushing an E-stop button the complete line stops. Restarting the line will

require resetting of several positions along the production line. The Argos Panel

Repair system will automatically reset itself then the rest of the production line is

reset.

Operating the Safety-stop


1 Then opening a safety door the Safety-stop function will be activated. The line

stops and the X-Y tables will be disabled. It is then safe to enter the enclosed area

for maintenance.

2 Procedure for opening the Safety gates:

a. Push the red button with 0 sign. Yellow light will illuminate.

b. Push the yellow button and turn the red key marked A at the same time.

The gate is now open.

3 Procedure for closing the Safety gates: Then exiting the safety area you need to

push the reset button by the door. This starts the line and the X-Y tables again

automatically. The panels that are positioned after the AGS scanner will be passed

through the system without repairing.

a. Close the safety gate and turn the red key marked A.

b. Push the green button marked I. The yellow light will go off and the white

light will illuminate.

4 If the usage of the Safety doors are planned it might be a good idea to empty

the line first to avoid that some panels passes without being repaired.

Starting the Program

The system automatically logs in and starts once the PC is turned on. However, if the

program has been stopped, follow this procedure to restart the program:

5 Start the program by double-clicking the AutoSort icon on the screen. The system

can also be started from an AutoSort icon on the Start menu.

6 Start the HMI program by double-clicking the Main icon on the screen. This will

bring up your operating window.

Start of a new Series

1 Make sure Stop has been clicked.



2 If there are alarm messages on top of the screen you must resolve the issues and

click Clear to reset. Repeat if necessary.

3 Select Recipe from the drop-down list, and enter the serial number and shift

information, as applicable to your system. The recipes are defined in the Recipe

Editor (see own chapter).

4 Enter the finished panel size after trimming together with the thickness if the

predefined values are incorrect. This is very important since this sets the working

area of the X-Y table.

5 The all parameters are entered press Start. The system is now ready to

star repairing panels. The Recipe, Series, Shift and dimension fields turn gray, as

no change is allowed while the system is grading.

6 If the line does not start, check for error messages and resolve the problems. Then

click Clear. Biele and UPM production line must be in AUTO mode.


Main Screen

The Product Defects display shows

information about the last board that

has been classified. The matrix will

show the number of each defect type

divided into the tree classes (Accepted,

Repair and Reject).

Select Board display shows the history

for the last 10 boards. Number 1 is

always the last board gone through the

system. Each board is represented by a

color to indicate the classification of the

worst defect on the board.

Green : No repair needed.

Yellow : Automatic repair.

Red : Defects too large for automatic

repair.

Control section has one button for

pause the continuously display of new

boards as the goes through the system.

This to give the operator time to

inspect the picture of the boards.

The floppy button lets the

operator save the selected board to the

examples folder. This examples can

later be used for adjusting the

sensitivity of the detections etc.



Product View display shows

automatically the picture of the last

board gone through the system. The

lower picture is an overview picture

and the upper picture is a zoom

window for defects close up. The zoom

level can be adjusted clicking on the

Zoom bar. The zoom area can be

selected by Click and drag in the

overview picture.

Inspect Board section has four buttons.

The two left ones will show respectively

the Router Path and the Putty Path

on the pictures in the Product

View display.

are for opening the external

Inspect Board program described

below.

The folder button are for

selecting a previous production series

to open in the Inspect Board

program.

The Repair Rate section indicates how

well the system keeps up with the

press. The two values for Boards in

press load and Cycle Time (s) must

be entered. The system will then start

to skip repairing some panels if it cant

keep up with the press. This function

can be turned off by selecting the

Repair all boards box. The system will

then be allowed to slow down the


production in order to do all the

repairs. The tool acceleration can be

manually changed to repair faster or

slower if desired.

Recipe Editor

Recipe Editor section shows

information about the current Recipe

used for the ongoing production. The

matrix shows the dimension limits for

all types of defects. The defects that are

smaller than the limits in the

Accepted column will not be

repaired. The defects that falls in

between the limits in the Accepted

and the Repair column will be

repaired. If the defect size is bigger

than the limits in the Reject column it

will not be repaired.



Temporarily changes to the current

recipe can be made just by entering the

desired limit and click the enable

changes button .

To undo the temporary changes click

the Undo button .

To save the settings permanently click

the Floppy button .

Recipe Editor, Router


Repair Options section has parameter

for setting up the router to extend the

routing width then repairing defects

and table for selecting witch defects to

route.

Recipe Editor, Putty

Repair Options section has parameter

for setting up the putty repair methods

for different types of defects.

Small Knot Limit: Knot that are smaller

that this limit will be repaired by

moving the putty head over the defect

and filling it in one single pass. Larger

knots can have different types of repair

motions.

Post/Pre-Crack Repair extensions (mm):



This makes the putty tool open the

putty valve a distance before it reaches

the defect and keeps it open for a

distance after it has left the defect. This

helps repairing the very thin ends of a

crack that might have been

undetected.

Tool setup, Router

The Tool Setup tab has one sub tab for each tool on the system. These are used to set up the

parameters for the tools.

Tool Offset section has parameters for

positioning the router head so it hits

the defects. X Offset is the tool position

across the transport direction and Y

Offset is the tool position in the

transport direction. Bit Diameter (mm)


is the diameter of the router bit.

Repair Options section has parameters

for how much excess routing the tool

shall do while repairing.

Tool Setup, Putty 1-2

Tool Offset section has parameters for

positioning the Putty head so it hits the

defects. X Offset is the tool position

across the transport direction and Y

Offset is the tool position in the

transport direction. Valve Diameter

(mm) is the diameter of the opening in

the putty head.



Repair Speed section has parameters

for how fast the putty tool shall move

while repairing. Min/Max speed and

putty Flow parameter is set. A separate

speed for repairing routed tracks is also

available.


Tool status, Router

Router Status section has one

parameter for setting the lower position

alarm Limit. If the router tool goes

under this height the system will stop to

prevent damage on the conveyor and

tool. This will typically happened if the

tool runs outside the board.

The current tool height is also displayed.



Tool status, Putty 1-2

Putty Status section has indicator for

which putty pump that are currently in

use.

Putty accumulator level (%) indicates

the current level of putty in the

accumulator.

Parameters for then to start and stop

filling the accumulator.

Air pressure in the accumulator and the

wanted air pressure. If the viscosity of

the putty varies it might be necessary

to adjust the accumulator air pressure

to fill the defects.

Lower position Alarm Limit. If the putty

tool goes under this height the system

will stop to prevent damage on the


conveyor and tool. This will typically

happened if the tool runs outside the

board.

The current tool height is also

displayed.

Tool status, Pump

The Pump Status section has indicators

for low putty level in pump A and B.



Statistics

The Statistics tab shows curves for the

time usage and the number of repairs

pr. Board.


Manual, Router

Manual Operation Router section has

buttons for manually operate the X-Y

table and tool.

To be able to use the manual controls

you need to check the Enable Manual

Operation check box.



Manual, Putty

Manual Operation Putty section has

buttons for manually operate the X-Y

table and tool.

To be able to use the manual controls

you need to check the Enable Manual

Operation check box.


Logging

The Logging tab shows the alarm history. The log can be sorted by clicking on the header

of each column.



System

The Administrator section gives you the

possibility to log in as Administrator

and configure the system on a deeper

level that the operator. Some of the

described menus will not be available if

you are not logged in as an

Administrator.

Select Server section will not be used at

UPM. It should always state

localhost.

Taskbar section has a button to toggle

the Windows Taskbar on and off.


Language section. Using the dropdown

menu you can select the desired

language for the Argos HMI.

Main section has two buttons.

Takes you to the Main Screen.

Exits the Argos HMI program.



Inspect Board program

To take a closer look at the detections done on a board, press the glasses button .

Boards from the current (or latest) series are listed in the resulting window:

In the lower part of the dialog, the date, serial number, product, shift and the board

count of the series is listed.

A drop-down list gives you easy access to a few of the latest series run. By selecting the

triple-dotted button to the left of the drop-down list, you can open any archived series

on the disk by selecting its corresponding series file. The files are located on

d:\Argos\Sis\Data\Data. The file name indicates date, product, series and shift.

The left pane lists the latest boards that went through the system. The final grade result

the board was given is indicated by colored icons. You can filter out specific grades by

clicking the corresponding colored buttons in the lower right part of the dialog.

When a board in the list is selected (by clicking on it), the bar chart of the detected

properties and grade for the board is shown in the right pane. This is the same chart that

was displayed when the board passed through the system.

The list of boards consists of the following information:

The time of the grading

The number in the series for this board

Icon to tell whether an image file of the board exists:


Indication of which surface and what kind of defect that was regarded the most

severe.

If you want to view a specific board image without looking at the series, select the

Search for file button, find and select the wanted image file.

TIP: Double right-click an image icon to show a preview of the image in the right pane.

Note that no zooming or defect indications will be available in this preview mode.

Saving Images as Examples

To save a board to be used as an example

for later use, e.g. for support by Argos

Solutions, select the Save as example

button after having highlighted the

desired board in the left pane. A dialog

appears.

Here you can select which images to save

(it may be more than one image for each

board), and in what sample series to save

them.

A text editor window then appears where you can enter your comments:

The image(s) and comments for this board will be saved in a dedicated directory, for later

retrieval by Argos Solutions.

TIP: To select the correct board for saving, note the time and date of the image as

indicated in the file name showed in the upper part of the inspection dialog.

Board Inspection

Double-click a board icon or click it and select the OK button to inspect the boards

image(s) for detected defects. A new window will open where you can also review a text-

based list of the detections and their severity.



Zooming

By framing a rectangle while pressing the left mouse button, the display will be zoomed

into the selected region in the image. By clicking the right mouse button, the display will

zoom back out to show the whole image.


Measure Tool:

The Measure tool button sets and indicates the measure state. In this state, when

framing an area of interest, the metrics of the selected area will be shown in the lower

right part of the display.

The measure state will be cancelled as

the left mouse button is released.

The measurement reference point is

initially set to the lower left corner of the

image (leading edge, left corner of the

board). It is displayed in red as a small dot

framed by a rectangle. By right clicking a

point in the image while in measurement

mode, the measurement reference point

will be set.



Operator maintenance

Putty Tool

Cleaning Putty Head

Then the putty head accumulates dry putty around the edges or if it has been out of

operation for a period it will require cleaning.

Normally you can do this without removing the putty head from the tool. Just use a

scrape and a flat screwdriver to clean around the outer edge of the head and in the putty

opening in the center. Using warm water will make the cleaning easier.

Test the putty flow by pushing the putty purge button on top of the tool.


Replace Putty Head

If the putty head is worn out or broken it needs to be replaced.

Use a 27mm spanner to unscrew the putty head from the putty valve.

Replace with a new one. Make sure the putty opening of the new one has the same

diameter as the old one. If necessary the putty opening can be made bigger by drilling

with the desired bit diameter. 12mm putty opening is standard for UPM.



Cleaning the Accumulator and Piston

1 Remove the air hose (A).

2 Open the accumulator by using a

44 mm spanner on the upper part

of the accumulator (B).

3 Unscrew the four allen screws (C)

and remove the accumulator top

lid.

4 Push out the piston (D) carefully

by using a screwdriver.

5 Clean the accumulator and piston

using warm water. Take off the

black O-ring sealing and the white

plactic sealing and clean them

well. Do NOT take off the dark

gray magnetic ring at this will

destroy the piston.

6 Apply grease on the piston and

Insert it into the accumulator and

install it in the reversed order of

the procedure steps above.

A

B

C

D


Putty pump

Replacing putty barrels

Then the putty barrel is close to empty you will get a warning.

There are two types of putty pumps, one for the 200L barrels and one for the 10L (or 20L)

buckets. The two pumps are operated the same way.

1. Lift the pump and the barrel a few cm from the floor using the air cylinder control (A)

valve located at the pump ram. Set it to the upper position until the barrel is lifted a

few cm from the floor and move it to the center (horizontal) position.

2. Press the small button (B) to inflate air into the empty barrel and simultaneously

move the lifting handle a little upp, this opens the air flow. The barrel will then come

off the wiper plate. (The small pump has a air valve with a long handle next to the air

inlet. This has to be opened by turning it clockwise and pulling it out 10mm).

3. Continue to inflate air and to lift pump until the barrel is free.

A

B



4. Replace the barrel with a new full one and make a pile of putty in the center of the

barrel to make it easier for the pump to get to the putty. Scrape of the putty from

the bottom side of the wiper plate and put it on the pile in the center of the barrel.

5. Clean and lubricate the rim of the wiper plate.

6. Open the ventilating valve on the wiper plate for the air to escape. The channel

through the wiper plate needs to be opened with a long screwdriver or similar.

7. Make sure that the barrel is centered under the pump and lower the pump into the

barrel. Then/if the putty starts to come out of the ventilation valve you must close it.

Then the wiper plate is pushed all the way now to the putty it is ready. Leave the air

cylinder control (A) in the lower position to have a constant press on the wiper plate.

8. The pressure on the wiper plate can be adjusted by using the regulator on the pump.

For the large 200L pump it should be a 6 bar. For the small 10L pump it should be 4

bar.

9. To get the putty into the pump you might need to open the valve on top of the

pump and drain some air/putty. Open the valve and place a cup or similar under the

drain. Open the air valve by pushing on the small blue knob on the air valve. The

pump starts and you will hear and see then the pump start to pump putty. Let the

putty flow for 5 sec and stop the pump. Close the putty drain valve and the putty

pump is ready for use.

Ventilating valves


The putty pump air motor is using higher air pressure than standard mill air. The pressure

booster is installed next to the pumps and can be adjusted if needed.

Lubricating putty pumps

Then the putty pumps needs lubricating in two positions.

1. Air motor needs lubrication through the air. Refill oil in the lubricating units then

necessary.



2. The putty pump is lubricated through the oil cup around the pump shaft. We

recommend to use the Graco Throat Seal Liquid (TSL) oil.


Router bit

Replacement

Then the router bit is worn out or broken it needs to be replaced.

Use a 16mm spanner to lock the spindle and a 24mm spanner to open the chuck.

Replace with a new router bit with desired diameter. Put the new drill bit into the chuck

so that 35mm of the bit is outside the chuck and secure it by tightening the chuck.



Calibrating the routing depth

Use a small piece of plywood (or another suitable material that does not harm the router

bit).

Push the Router down activation button on the router tool. This activates the small air

cylinders on the router tool.

Router down activation button

Routing depth adjustment

Depth calibration handle

Locking handle for depth

adjustment


Release the lower clamp that fixes the router and turn the depth adjustment wheel to 0.

Leave the lower clamp unlocked.

Release the upper clamp and press the small piece of plywood up against the router base

plate. Check that you are lifting the router with the plate then you press it up against the

base plate. While holding the plate with one hand, lock the upper clamp with the other

hand.

The 0 mm reference position is now set.

Adjusting the routing depth

Release the lower clamp that fixes the router and rotate the height adjustment wheel to

desired depth and lock the lower clamp again. The height adjustment wheel is marked in

mm and 1/10mm.



Error / Warning messages

Error / Warning massages handling

Then an error message is displayed the repair system will normally stop and the operator

needs to take the necessary actions to resolve the situation.

# Alarm /

Warning Description

Line

Stop Comments / Actions

114 Error PRS: Communication to

workstation# PLC

(10.4.19.4x : 51941) down

Yes Reset the workstation PLC by turning off the

power to it.

114 Error PRS: Error when creating

socket (port 51941)

Yes Reset the workstation PLC by turning off the

power to it.

115 Error Camera # on line name

seems to be inactive

Yes One camera on one line doesnt deliver data.

Turn power off on complete system. Leave

off for 15 seconds.

116 Error PRS: Emergency stop

activated

Yes Reset the emergency stop or the safety gates

for the repair station working area.

140

-

143

Warning WorkStation # is disabled No Enable this workstation if this is unwanted.

200 Error Line name:

The boards have come

end to end (no space

between)

Yes The image is so long it is cut by the system.

Panel stopped in system?

This will cause long images.

Panels come end to end?

The system needs space between the panels.

Clear panel jam and start the line again.

202 Error Line name:

Light has failed

Yes Camera sees only dark lines.

Check for debris in the camera system.

Check that light is on and functioning.

Clean lights and cameras.

Check light level on lights using Cameraview.

The lights may be due for changing.

Check that camera sees the panel. The

cameras may be tilted out of position.


# Alarm /

Warning Description

Line


305 Error System error Yes Based on feedback on 24VDC failed.

Check wiring on I/O and signal distribution

box. Measure voltage on camera system

power.

405 Warning Line name: Large

deviation from calibration.

Check calibration.

No The system compares each panel with

existing calibration curve. If the difference is

great on consecutive boards, a warning is

given,

Clean system and lights thoroughly.

Recalibrate if its not better. Make sure new

curve looks OK.

406 Warning Line name: Calibration

curve may be too narrow.

Check calibration.

No The panels you are running are wider than

the panels you calibrated on.

Clean and recalibrate.

427 Error Line name: Could not

find any x mm calibration

curve

No Calibrate the mentioned camera line Line

name.

560 Error Missing air pressure Yes Check the air valves for the system.

561 Warning Putty level in barrel A is

low

No Replace the Putty barrel.

562 Warning Putty level in barrel B is

low

No Replace the Putty barrel.

570

-

573

Error Tool # on workstation #

ran off board

Yes Verify that the Tool has not been damaged

and clear the message. The system will skip

repairing this panel and continue on the next.

611 Error Missing data from one

camera line

Missing data from Line

name

Yes The localsynchronizer times out waiting for

images from one line.

Check cabling and general condition on the

lights and cameras in question.

Lights may be out.

Run Cameraview to check light levels.

See error #202

645 Warning Disk is nearly full, ## MB

left

No The disk is running full. The system stores

more data than the garbage collector can

clean.



# Alarm /

Warning Description

Line


Registry settings must be changed, contact

Argos Support.

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