RF tag attached to die assembly for use in press machine
AssigneeThe Minster Machine Company
InventorDave Schmitz
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AssigneeThe Minster Machine Company
InventorDave Schmitz
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A tag for use in a press machine includes a reprogrammable storage area provided in the form of a read/write memory for storing reprogrammable die information associated with the die assembly. A communications device provided in the form of a transceiver transmits die data supplied by the read/write memory and receives data for storage in the read/write memory. The tag, which is integrally attached to one of the die members, establishes a wireless bi-directional communications link with a production monitoring system provided in the form of a reader module integrally associated with the press machine. The reader includes a transceiver arranged for RF communication with the tag transceiver. Die data received by the reader from the tag is supplied to a press controller, which may also provide the reader with information to transmit to the tag.
A tag associated with a die assembly of a machine, said tag comprising:
A tag associated with a die assembly for a machine, said tag comprising:
A tag apparatus associated with a die assembly of a machine, said tag apparatus comprising:
A tag associated with a die assembly of a machine, said tag comprising:
A system for use with a press machine, said press machine being associated with a die assembly, said system comprising:
A system for use with a press machine, said press machine being associated with a die assembly, said system comprising:
An apparatus for use with a press machine, said press machine being associated with a die assembly, said apparatus comprising:
A system for use with a press machine, said press machine being associated with a die assembly, said system comprising:
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