Setting the compensation factor, Test the setting, 1 electronic transmission ratio of the – Avery Dennison ALS 380 User Manual

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4

O

PERATION

4.5 A

UTOMATIC

DISPENSING

SPEED

(APSF)

ALS

380

4.5.1

Electronic transmission ratio
of the RPM transmitter (EGRA)

– Required compensation factor for the RPM trans-

mitter

– For ALS 380 HS, refer to the Service Guide

Setting the compensation factor

➔

Calculate the setting value for EGRA:

A= resolution of the RPM transmitter used in mm/pulse

– Possible settings: 100 ... 650 (factory setting: 600),

corresponds to resolutions from 0.10 ... 0.154 mm/
pulse

➔

Call up the EGRA function in the extended menu.

➔

Input the calculated setting value and exit the EGRA
function.

The setting of the electronic transmission ratio
affects the dispensing speed:
– The smaller the EGRA compensation factor,

the greater the dispensing speed.

– When the EGRA has a low setting value and

a high conveyor belt speed, the allowable
dispensing speed can be exceeded.

– If the dispensing speed is too great, the

warning message W__4 appears.

Test the setting:

➔

Remove the pressure roller unit at the dispensing
edge.

➔

Start the system.

– The labelling speed is too low if the product pulls the

label away from the backing material.

– The labelling speed is too high if the label on the

product has folds in it.

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