packml definition document v3.0 final

5/28/2018 PackML Definition Document V3.0 Final

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OMAC Motion for Packaging Working Group

PackML Subcommittee

Packaging Machine Language V3.0 Mode State!

"efinition "ocument

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David Arens (Bosch Rexroth)Thomas Hopfgartner (B&R Automation)

Tom Jensen (Elau)

i!e "amping (#rocter & $am%le)

i!e #ieper (iemens Automation)

Dan eger (Roc!'ell Automation)

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ince its inception: the #ac!aging achine "anguage (#ac!") group has %een using a

variet; of information sources and technical documents to define a common approach: or

machine language: for pac!ing machines, The primar; %enefits %eing to encourage a

common


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Machine Mode Manager

Cith the addition of multiple machine modes: a machine mode manager is introduced for

#ac!" *+,- for the machine designer to manage unit mode transitions, #rocedural mode

management is not reuired as a separate logical routine: it is t;picall; integrated into: or

referenced directl; %; the unit mode or could %e a


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The o%Fective of this document is to provide a definition of pac!ing machine (unit) modes

and states as 'ell as state models corresponding to the different machine operating modes, 3t

%uilds on previous machine state definition 'or! carried out %; the #ac!" group, Allinformation and guidelines are %ac!'ards compati%le 'ith previous versions of #ac!",

ection + provides a series of definitions 'hich are used later in this document, our

different state t;pes are descri%ed and named and four example operating modes are

proposed,

A state model for a unit mode:


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3. "(,&,',O&S

This section provides descriptions of some of the terms that are used throughout the

document, ection +,0provides definitions of machine states this illustrates the different

t;pes of states and ho' transitions %et'een states are forced, 3n ection +,. machineoperating modes are discussed, And in section +,+ the mode manager is descri%ed,

3.). State!

A tate can consist of one or more commands to


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3.$. +nit Mode!

A 1nit ode consists of various states the states are arranged in an ordered fashion that is

consistent 'ith the specified operation of the machine, 1nit odes define ho' a machine

operates, There can %e an; num%er of modes: %ut t;picall; there are a fixed num%er of states:

as noted a%ove, T;pical unit modes are Automatic: emi?Auto: anual: 3ndex: Jog: lean:Dr; ;cle: etc, The distinguishing elements %et'een these unit modes are t;picall; the

commands given to the control elements %; the states 'ithin the unit modes, The definition

(command: responses: conditions: & transitions) of the state 'ithin each mode 'ill %e uniue

for the unit mode that the state resides in, or example in the Automatic unit mode the

definition of


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These are examples of unit machine modes@

Automatic Mode

This represents the mode 'hich is utilised for routine production, The machine executes

relevant logic in response to commands 'hich are either entered directl; %; the operator or

issued %; another supervisor; s;stem,

Maintenance Mode

This mode allo's: ma; allo' suita%l; authorised personnel: the a%ilit; to run an individual

machine independent of other machines in a production line, This mode 'ould t;picall; %e

used for faultfinding: machine trials or testing operational improvements, This mode 'ould

also allo' the speed of the machine to %e adFusted ('here this feature is availa%le),

Manua7

This provides direct control of individual machine axes, This feature is availa%le depending

upon the mechanical constraints of the mechanisms %eing exercised, This feature 'ould %e

t;picall; used for the commissioning of individual drives: verif;ing the operation ofs;nchronised drives: testing the drive as a result of modif;ing parameters etc,

3.3. +nit Mode Manager

#ac!aging machiner; has unit modes other than


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1. A+'OMA',C OP(-A',O& S'A'( MO"(L

The proposed achine tate model for the operation of a machine in Automatic mode is

depicted in the figure %elo'@

igure ): Machine State Mode7 for Automatic Mode Operation

or some machine states an alternative state name has %een included %elo': this refers to

state names proposed in a previous #ac!" documents on machine states, A %rief

description of the individual machine states appears in Ta%le 0%elo',

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'ab7e ) : Automation Operation! Machine State!

State &ame "e!cription

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no response from the machine,

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