S525 Shears - en
S525 Shears - en
Introduction
The purpose of this manual is to provide the indications required for installing and
using metal plate shearing machines.
Consult the relative hardware manual for further details about the installation.
Operating logic
The operating logic of the machine is managed by using dedicated keys to select several
functional statuses (or functions), each of which may be displayed on one or or pages.
These pages are generally accessed by pressing the same key as the one used for
accessing the function, several times.
Press the relative function key to switch from one function to the other. This may not be
possible in certain cases, e.g. when a movement of at least one axis is activated.
However, this depends on the type of application.
Each functional status, or page, can be associated with its own “contextual menu”.
This menu contains a list of functions (up to 10), each associated with a numeric key
from [0] to [9]. If available, this menu is generally displayed when the [MENU] is first
pressed.
While there may or may not be a contextual menu, the “service menu” can always be
called up from each page. This menu is also the numeric selection type and is also
displayed by means of the [MENU] key. Press [MENU] consecutively, the first time to
display the contextual menu (if any), followed by the service menu, while a further
pressure on the [MENU] key will go back to displaying the selected page.
Axes managed
Each axis can be included or excluded. Obviously, at least X axis must be present.
Both “A” axis and the blade up/down movement are controlled if “A” axis is included
and its position transducer is on the blade travel. Each time reference is made to the
blade up/down movement in this manual, it means the “BLADE” axis and must not be
confused with “A” axis.
The end of cutting or blade down target (“BDC”) and the blade up target (“TDC”) can
be calculated if the “BLADE” axis is controlled. However, the calculations are
conditioned by the settings of certain general parameters (consult the description of the
parameters for further details).
This target is calculated in the Manual, Semiautomatic and Automatic functions and
only in the presence of the following conditions:
ANGLE axis defined
(PG16) Blade-guide distance different from zero
(PG18) Horizontal blade height different from zero
TDC parameter in the HEADER step of the program different from zero
This parameter, which is in the HEADER step of the program, can be given a positive
or negative setting and depending on this, takes on a different meaning. If it is positive,
it shows by how much the blade, from the guide side, must lift in relation to the metal
plate thickness. If it is negative, the blade positions so that there is this programmed
space between its intersection with the base and the position of the transducer (blade up
side). This latter function is generally used for machining with different areas of the
blade, so as to resolve problems concerning blade wear.
Also remember that there are correction parameters for the calculated value (see
parameter PG02).
+
A
LAM
PMS
GUIDA
PMS
impostato
(positivo)
PMS
SP (spessore)
0
Larghezza (L)
PMS impostato
(negativo)
BASAMENTO
PG17
PG16
Similarly to TDC, this target is calculated in the Manual, Semiautomatic and Automatic
functions and only in the presence of the following conditions:
ANGLE axis defined
(PG16) Blade-guide distance different from zero
(PG18) Horizontal blade height different from zero
BDC parameter in the HEADER step of the program enabled.
This parameter, which is in the HEADER of the program, allows the BDC calculation
to be enabled or disabled.
Also remember that there are correction parameters for the calculated value (see
parameter PG03).
A
LAM
ALTEZZA LAMA
GUIDA
PMI
-
0
Larghezza (L)
A
BASAMENTO
PG17
PG16
General notes
When a user interface page is displayed in this document, the menu extension is also
displayed besides the actual page itself as well as the contextual menu of the page, if
there is one.
MENU PRINCIPALE
ESTENSIONE MENU
0) Function 1
MENU
CONTESTUALE 1) Function 2
2) Function 3
3) Function 4
Powering
When powered, the machine proceeds with a diagnostic phase after which it accesses
the MANUAL page.
There are functions that can be directly accessed with the direct access key, others that
are accessed by means of the service menu or contextual menu and yet others that are
accessed with dedicated keys in the main/extension menu.
Machining programs
A temporary program is created when a new program is entered. The user can decide to
save this program at any time, so that it can be recalled when required. If the temporary
program is not saved, the operator will be asked whether he wants to save it or not
when an existing program is loaded or a new one is created. The temporary program
will be lost if the operator decides not to save it.
Various programs are available (the number depends on the capacity of the disk in
which the programs reside and on the number of steps in the program itself). Each
program can contain up to 80 steps.
A program comprises one single HEADER step and a series of “n” steps (where “n”
can be up to 80 at most).
Step 0 (Header)
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
.
.
.
Step “n” (up to 80)
The data that form the header step and the program steps are:
measurement.
X repeats Number of cuts to make at the entered X target. The cuts are
increased infinitely if value 0 is entered.
The last program appears when this function is accessed. This program may either be a
temporary program or one from the list of programs. The entry phase for a new
temporary program will be accessed if there are no programs.
If you access this function from the Automatic or Semiautomatic functions, you will go
straight to the step selected in the Automatic or Semiautomatic mode.
Press the [Settings] key alternatively to switch from displaying the generic step to the
Header step.
Impostazioni
Passo 1 2
MAT. 37
3
2000 F3 F4 F5
500
N.Tagli 11
Nuovo
F3 F4 F5
Programma
1) Salva su disco
2) Tabella materiali
3) Figura macchina
HEADER step
Impostazioni
Nome 123
Nuovo Aggiorna da
PMI Abil. SAVE
Programma Tabella
1) Salva su disco
2) Tabella materiali
3) Figura macchina
Press the [PgDn] key from this page to switch to the page with the program step.
Impostazioni
Nome 123
Passo: 3 5
Finali
X 324
N.Tagli 0
Funzioni 0 0
F3 NO
F4 NO
F5 NO
Nuovo
F3 F4 F5
Programma
1) Salva su disco
2) Tabella materiali
3) Figura macchina
Contextual menu
key [0] Allows the current program to be saved with another name
key [1] Saves on disk
key [2] Calls up the setting function of the table of material thickness codes
key [3] Displays a layout of the machine
advisable to enter all the data of the HEADER step first and then all
the data of each step.
Update the This function only appears if the blade gap data item, or angle or X
table correction have been changed for a value differing from the one
automatically found in the table of thickness codes.
F3/F4/F5 Used for activating/de-activating the functions of the same names.
Enab.BDC Enables/disables BDC calculation.
Program list
This function displays the list of memorized machining programs. The programs can be
selected, copied, renamed and deleted.
Lista
Programmi
123
Seleziona: 555 N.Passi: 3
555
Materiale
Spessore
Larghezza
Tempo di taglio
Scostamento X
P, da fare
PMS
PMI
Files: 2 4 KB D:\KVFILE\PRG
Nuovo
SAVE
Programma
Lista Seleziona
0) Lista Backup
1) Copia
2) Rinomina
3) Salva Programmi
4) Canvella programmi
Contextual menu
New Program Press the [NEW PROGRAM] key. The page of a program step will be
displayed, particularly the first step and all the reset fields. It is
advisable to enter all the data of the HEADER step first and then all
the data of each step.
SAVE Saves the current program. The name must be entered if the program is
a new one, otherwise any changes made will be saved.
List Allows the program to be scrolled in reverse, step by step.
Selection If you know the name of the selected program, press this key to move
the cursor to the selection box while waiting for the name of the
program you want to select to be edited.
Tab.Materiali
0) SAVE
1) Salva su disco
2) Carica da disco
3) Cancella materiale
4) Modifica proprietá
The page is substantially divided into two parts. The one on the left displays the
numeric codes of the materials in increasing order, while the one on the right displays
all the data of the selected code in the form of a table of thickness values, also given in
increasing order.
Material code Numeric code from 1 to 99. This data item must be indicated in
Contextual menu
Whenever a material table is modified, it must be saved. This can be done directly, by
means of the contextual menu. However, if you access another table or another
function, you will be asked whether the modified table must be saved or not.
Press the [->] key to highlight the line in the table. Use the vertical arrows or the page
change keys to move within the thickness table.
Manual
The following operations can be performed in this status:
cutting in cycle
manual movement one axis at a time
axis positioning test (position)
axis/axes sizing
A dedicated program (called “man”) with one program step, is reserved to this function.
Similarly to all the functional statuses of the machine, there are two different display
pages, one “simplified” and one “complete”. Press the manual mode function key to
switch from one type of page to the next.
Simplified page
Manuale
MAT. 37
3
2000
500 951.2
N.Tagli 11
Imposta Dati
F3 F4 F5
This page displays the same information as that described previously for the program
editor page:
Code of the material used
Thickness used within the selected code
Maximum cutting width used
Programmed position of X axis followed by the current position of the axis on the
right
Number of cuts programmed This section is no longer displayed when the cycle is
activated, as a new section appears at the top of the page with the number of cuts
made followed by the programmed number.
If the cycle is not activated, this page allows you to press the [+] or [-] keys to move
“X” alone in the JOG mode.
Complete page
Manuale
Nome man
Finali Attuali
Aggiorna da
Posiziona Imposta Dati Taratura
tabella
Apprendi F3 F4 F5
0) Apprendi tutti
1) Taratura
2) Apprendi
Contextual menu
key [0] Allows the current targets of all the axes to be acquired as to their
respective final targets.
key [1] Allows the axes sizing function to be accessed
key [2] Allows the current target of the selected axis to be acquired as final target.
Position Press this key to access a window containing the last absolute
positioning target. Enter the required target and press [ENTER]. If
errors are not displayed, the axis will position to the entered target.
Enter data Press this function key to enter the data for the “man” program. Refer
to the “Editor” chapter for the data entry method and the meaning of
the data.
Update from The same as the function described in the “Editor” chapter.
Table
Sizing Allows the axis/axes sizing page to be accessed. Consult the chapter of
the same name.
Learn Allows the current target of the selected axis to be auto-learnt in
relation to the final target.
F3/F4/F5 Used for activating/de-activating the functions of the same names.
If there are no activated alarms or messages, you will be asked to press [START] to
start the cycle on access to this function.
After START has been enabled, the axes are positioned, i.e. the X and I axes
position at the same time. A axis will position once I axis has positioned.
Once the positionings have terminated, press the blade lowering pedal to begin the
cutting phase. Pressure on this pedal will trigger off a series of events before the
blade actually lowers.
The presses activate by pressurizing the hydraulic cutting cycle, meanwhile the
“press lowering” time starts up
At the end of the press lowering time, the workpiece will be considered to have been
clamped and ready to be cut.
X axis deviation now begins and the blade lowers at the same time.
The BLADE DOWN output is enabled along with the lowering pressure (program
header). The blade will release the BLADE UP LS and will move down to the
calculated BDC (if enabled) or until it reaches the BLADE DOWN limit switch, i.e.
the end of cutting point.
When the blade has reached the end of cutting point, the pressure is relieved, the
process waits for the “lowering de-activation delay” time, after which the down
output is inhibited.
The process waits for the “BDC hold time” and then activates the lifting output.
The process waits for the “lifting activation time”, after which the lifting pressure is
activated.
The blade rises to the calculated TDC (if enabled) or the BLADE UP point. Here,
the lifting pressure is relieved and, after the “Lifting de-activation delay” time has
elapsed, the lifting output is de-activated. The workpiece is counted in this phase.
All the axes are re-positioned if the BLADE UP point is reached, otherwise only X
axis will be re-positioned if the calculated TDC is reached.
Cycle interruption
Sizing
This function allows both automatic sizing and manual sizing to be performed.
Automatic sizing can only be performed on axes read by the encoder, so it usually only
takes place for X axis. Manual sizing can be performed for all the axes.
The manual sizing procedure depends on the type of position transducer associated with
the axis. Manual sizing is generally carried out once for axes read by the manual sizing
potentiometer, so it is not necessary to perform the process whenever the NC is
powered. On the other hand, sizing for axes read by the encoder must be obligatorily
carried out whenever the NC is powered.
This is the sizing page. The name of the axis and the target detected by the transducer
(in the unit of measurement or converter points) are displayed for all the axes defined,
as well as a symbol which indicates whether the axis has been sized or not (if the box is
black, it means that the axis has been sized). The selected axis is highlighted.
Taratura
X1 252.2
Inter. 1 200
Ang. 12
Taratura
manuale
Automatic sizing
A window appears for this type of axis, asking the operator to enter the current target at
which the axis is to be found in relation to its zero. Press [ENTER] and the axis will
acquire the newly entered value as its current target, obviously if there are no
alarms/errors.
The entered target is given in the currently used unit of measurement for axes “X” and
“I”, while it is given in degrees for “A” axis. The relative error message will appear if
the target is not within the limits of the axis.
The direct sizing page remains activated at the end of the sizing process so as to allow
the operator to select another axis (or even the same one) for another sizing process.
Generically speaking, the procedure for any axis read by the potentiometer requires the
definition of two points in the travel of the axis to which the real values (in the utilized
unit of measurement) must be associated. The values entered take on different
meanings, which depend on whether the selected axis is “I” or “A”.
These are the meanings of the data to be entered for the two points:
“I” axis
First point Second point
R1=Real axis target (in units of R2=Real axis target (in units of
measurement, millimeters) measurement, millimeters)
When it comes to the “A” and “BLADE” axis we know that, besides being used for
controlling the actual blade itself, the transducer installed on the blade travel is also
used for controlling “A” axis. This is why two separate axes with the same transducer
(potentiometer) but with different resolutions are used as resources. These are the data
that must be entered for the sizing procedure of both the axes:
Note that this sizing procedure must necessarily be carried out with the blade on the
BLADE UP LS and that the GENERAL PARAMETERS OF THE MACHINE
MUST HAVE BEEN SET.
Position
This function allows the selected axis to be positioned at a target of the absolute type.
Press the [POSITION] function key after having selected the axis from the basic page
of the manual function. A window will be displayed with a request for the positioning
target. Enter the required target (in the currently used unit of measurement) and press
[ENTER] to confirm it.
Having been enabled, the axis will position at the entered absolute target.
At the end of the positioning phase, the procedure will remain in this page to allow the
operator to perform another positioning with the same axis or with another.
Automatic/Semiautomatic
The required cutting program can be performed in these statuses. In the Semiautomatic
mode, the cycle will terminate once all the cuts in the performed step have been made.
In the Automatic status, the procedure will go on to the next step until the program
ends. Moreover, the program is repeated for the number of times selected for the “wkp
number” setting.
When one of these functions is accessed from the program Editor, the procedure either
accesses the selected step or the first step.
The same page is used for both functions (apart from the name of the function).
Access may not be allowed unless at least one axis has been sized (this depends on the
setting of a parameter. See the description of the parameters).
Here again, there is a simplified page and a complete page for this machine status.
Simplified page
Semiautomatico
Passo 1 2
MAT. 37
N.Tagli 0 1
3
2000
500 951.2
F3 F4 F5
The data displayed here are the same as those described for the Manual page. The only
difference is that the number of the currently selected/executed step and the total
number of steps forming the program are also displayed.
Complete page
Semiautomatico
Nome 123
P.fatti 1 / 3 Passo 1 / 10
Finali Attuali
The data displayed here are the same as those described for the Manual page. The only
difference is that the number of workpieces cut and the total number of pieces
(corresponding to the number of times the program is executed) are also displayed.
PREV Selects the previous program step. If the first is selected, it will go to
the last.
NEXT Selects the next program step. If the last step is selected, it will go to
the first.
Update from The same as the function described in the “Editor” chapter.
Table
Wkp to make Allows the required number of workpieces to be entered.
Reset wkp Resets the workpieces made.
SAVE Saves the program in progress. The name will be requested if it is a
new program.
Machine cycle
Refer to the cycle described for the manual function for the machine cycle.
Configure menu
This menu can be accessed by entering a password. The following functions are
available and can be selected in the numeric mode:
Key Function
[1] Axes parameters
[2] Configure axes
[3] General Parameters
[4] Pressure parameters
Load All Loads both the parameters and the tables of material codes. If the pen
disk is installed, they will be loaded from this, otherwise the procedure
will ask whether they must be loaded from disk D:
Save All Both the parameters and the tables of material codes are saved in the
FLASH drive and in the PEN DISK. The data are saved in
\DATI\PAR\PAR.DAT and the material tables in \KVFILE\TABMAT
Load I/O Loads the IOREDIR file from the pen disk
Reboot CNC Allows the CNC to be switched off and restarted.
Diagnostics Menu
This menu can be accessed by entering a password.
The following functions are available and can be selected in the numeric mode:
Key Function
[1] Parameters
[2] Channel monitor
[3] File management
[4] PLC Menu
[5] TEST menu
[6] Select language
[7]
[8] Alarm history
[9] Inputs/Outputs monitor
[0] Date/time setting
Contextual menu
key [0]-System setup Performs the autosetup after a password (666205) has been
entered.
key [1]-Upgrade Allows the software in the pen disk to be upgraded after a
password (666205) has been entered.
key [2]-Debug not used.
TEST menu
In this page, the operator can select the proportional axes, X1 and X2 in this case, and
display certain counters.
As soon as you quit this page, the axes should be activated again if they are the
GANTRY type.
AXES test
The axes are always considered to be independent, even when they are the GANTRY
type.
select the voltage from 0 to 10 Volts.
display the current position of the axis
display the maximum speed detected in reverse for the selected axis
display the maximum speed detected in the forward direction for the selected axis
keep the [STOP] key depressed for 1.5 sec to reset the maximum speed targets
detected
keep [+] depressed to obtain the selected POSITIVE analog voltage
keep [-] depressed to obtain the selected NEGATIVE analog voltage
Counters
Press the [RESET COUNT] function key to reset these counts after the password
(414158) has been entered.
General Parameters
of rotation.
PG19 Maximum force in tons for blade descent, to which 10 Volts
corresponds.
PG20 Enter 1 to access the AUTO/SEMIAUTO functions even when the axes
are not sized.
PG21 Type of display. Enter 0 for complete display only, 1 for simplified
and/or complete display.
PG22 Deviation target for locator ascent. NOT USED.
PG23 Locator lifting/lowering timeout. NOT USED.
PG24 Cutting start support lowering delay. NOT USED.
PG22 Support lifting timeout. NOT USED.
PG26 Blade management (NOT USED)
PG27 Cutting time. NOT USED.
PG28 Number of decimals for X locator axis (from 0 to 3)
PG29 Number of decimals for blade gap axis (from 0 to 3)
PG30 Number of decimals for angle axis (from 0 to 3)
PG31 Number of decimals for BLADE axis (from 0 to 3)
PG32 Blank holder pressure
PG33 Management of HW limits for the X locator axis. Enter 1 to enable the
limits.
PG34 Management of HW limits for the angle axis. Enter 1 to enable the
limits.
PG35 Management of HW limits for the blade gap axis. Enter 1 to enable the
limits.
PG36 Angle/blade count reversal. Enter 1 to invert the count.
Force management
Bar Force
100%
75%
50%
25%
Volts
0 5 6,5 8,5 10
Power supply
1--
2 - GND Ground
3-+
Connector ENC1/ENC2/ENC3