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Adjusting an Actuator Plate

To adjust an Actuator Plate, always ensure that the PnP Head is Parked. Then, to set the appropriate clearance (depicted as "A" below), adjust the railings of the actuator plate (B) such that they cover the socket rollers (C) but do not block the socket (devices must pass through).

  1. In PSV2800 software, park the PnP Head.

  2. Raise the Actuator to the Up position (sockets closed); see Step 5 of Managing a Connected Programmer.

  3. With a 2 mm Hex Key, loosen both screws for one actuator sliding bar, and slide it inboard (toward center) as far as it will go; see "B" above.

  4. Slide the bar outboard just far enough to allow a device to pass through and fit into the socket (the bars should just cover the socket rollers); see "C" above.

  5. Tighten the two screws for that bar.

  6. Repeat these steps for the second bar. The bars should be symmetrical in the plate opening.

  7. Use vacuum tweezers to place a device into a socket to verify clearance between the bars.

  8. Before running the job (or now if Power is already On), perform a test placement of a device.

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