eDART® Training: Traverse City, Michigan, 2019-03-26

Course Description

Create a better process by identifying molding problems.

eDART^® training (v9 or v10) is intended for anyone who needs know how to effectively run an eDART^® System process controller or needs to know how to use the eDART^® System to identify molding problems, such as short shots or other process inconsistencies.

Attendees will increase their DECOUPLED MOLDING^® processing skills by learning about cavity pressure sensors, including how to connect and verify that they are properly installed, start and stop jobs, verify alarms and templates, set-up the eDART^® to do abnormal part containment, and properly set up alarms to catch and contain all suspect parts. The course will include an introduction to Decoupled III Machine Control, but it does not cover building a process.

Upon completion of the class, attendees will be able to:

• Interface an eDART^®output to a containment device
• Verify operation of the containment device
• Configure the eDART^® software for part containment
• Configure the eDART^® software for individual cavity containment
• Interpret eDART^® data and graphs
• Identify machine and process changes using the eDART^® data and graphs

Course Highlights

• How to set alarms
• Part sampling
• Short shot containment strategy
• How to interpret eDART^® data and graphs
• Part containment using cavity pressure technology
• How to identify machine and process changes using the eDART^® data and graphs
• How to use the part sampling software function
• What eDART^® variables can be used to predict part quality
• Introduction to alarm settings methodology
• Introduction to Decoupled III Machine Control
• How to use the Auto Correlation and Part Measurement tools
• How to export the data and identify the appropriate alarm limits
• How to use Excel to plot and determine upper and lower limits

Course Length: 3 days

This course is held exclusively as a public course at RJG Training Centers.

Course Prerequisites

None

Additional Information