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Quick-Change Installation and Operation Manual<br />

Document #9610-20-1058-27<br />

4. Operation<br />

The <strong>TSL</strong> system is intended for use with No-touch locking <strong>Tool</strong> Changers only, such as ATI changers QC-150 and<br />

larger.<br />

4.1 <strong>Tool</strong> Change Programming Procedure Tips<br />

• Jog robot so that <strong>TSL</strong> <strong>Tool</strong>ing Interface Plate is directly above the Mounting Module on the Post<br />

Module.<br />

• Carefully lower the <strong>TSL</strong> <strong>Tool</strong>ing Interface Plate toward the Mounting Module so that the post locating<br />

pins are centered in the Plate Bushings.<br />

• When the pins and bushings are nearly touching, adjust the robot position making sure that the <strong>Tool</strong><br />

with Interface Plate are nearly parallel to the Post Module. Be careful not to bind the locating pins<br />

during this procedure.<br />

• Carefully jog the robot down vertically, until all 3 pins and bushings are fully engaged and distance<br />

between the Mounting Module and the <strong>Tool</strong>ing Interface Plate is less than the maximum tool drop off of<br />

3mm (0.118").<br />

• Record this position as drop off point. Note: This can be used as an initial pick up point as well, but<br />

may have to be adjusted depending on the deflection caused by the weight of the tooling.<br />

• If equipped, make sure TSI switch is tripped and Proximity sensor indicates tool is in stand.<br />

• If dropping off the <strong>Tool</strong>, adjust the robot payload to remove the weight of the tooling.<br />

• Move the robot up vertically making sure the <strong>Tool</strong> with Interface Plate are nearly parallel to the Post<br />

Module until the tool is completely clear of the <strong>TSL</strong> Debris Shield envelope, and record this position as<br />

Clear of <strong>Tool</strong> <strong>Stand</strong>.<br />

4.2 <strong>TSL</strong> System with Pin and Bushing Style Mounting Operation<br />

CAUTION: Damage will occur if contact is made between the <strong>TSL</strong> Pin and Bushing<br />

<strong>Tool</strong>ing Plate and the mounting module prior to tool drop-off<br />

For proper tool drop-off, ATI recommends 3mm (0.118") maximum clearance between <strong>TSL</strong> Pin and Bushing<br />

Mounting Module contact surfaces and the <strong>TSL</strong> <strong>Tool</strong>ing Interface Plate contact surface. See Figure 4.1 for<br />

reference.<br />

Figure 4.1—Maximum Clearance for Proper <strong>Tool</strong> Drop-off for Pin and Bushing Style Mounting<br />

3mm (.118") Gap max.<br />

Prior to <strong>Tool</strong> Drop Off<br />

<strong>Tool</strong>ing Interface Plate<br />

Pin and Bushing Module<br />

(Rigid Module shown)<br />

Pinnacle Park • 1031 Goodworth Drive • Apex, NC 27539 USA • Tel: 919.772.0115 • Fax: 919.772.8259 • www.ati-ia.com • Email: info@ati-ia.com<br />

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