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Sure Cut Rotar y Knif e Cutter Instant Access P arts and Ser vice (800) 458-1960 (814) 437-6861 www .conairnet.com The Conair Group , Inc. One Conair Drive Pittsburgh, P A 15202 Phone: (412) 312-6000 F ax: (412)-312-6227 SC-5 Serv o Model UGE059/1003 Installation Operation Maintenance T r oubleshooting[...]
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It is important to record the model and serial number(s) of your equipment and the date you recei ved it in the User Guide. Our service department uses this information, along with the manual number , to provide help for the specif ic equipment you installed. K eep this User Guide and all manuals, engineering prints and parts lists together for doc[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutters T ABLE OF C ONTENTS I NTR ODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-1 Purpose of the User Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2 Ho w the Guide is Organized . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2 Y our Responsibilities as a User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 M AINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-1 Maintenance Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-2 W arnings and Cautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-2 Maintenance Overvie w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-4 Pre vent[...]
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1-1 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter ● ● Purpose of the User Guide . . . .1-2 ● ● Ho w the User Guide is or ganized . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2 ● ● Y our Responsibilities as a User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2 ● ● A TTENTION: Read this so no one gets hur t . . . . . . . . . . .1-3 ● ● Ho w to Use the Loc[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 1-2 I NTRODUCTION This User Guide describes the Conair SC-5 Sure Cut Servo Knife Cutter and explains step-by-step ho w to install, operate, maintain and repair this equipment. Before installing this product, please take a fe w moments to read the User Guide and re vie w the diagrams and safety infor- m[...]
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W ARNING: Impr oper installation, oper- ation, or servicing may result in equipment damage or personal injury . This equipment should only be installed, adjust- ed, and ser viced by qualified technical person- nel who are f amiliar with the constr uction, oper- ation, and potential hazards of this type of machine. All wiring, disconnects, and fuses[...]
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In order to protect the operator from possible harm from the rotating blade wheel, se veral safety features are b uilt into this cutter . They include: T wo electric switches mak e a contact between the side and the clear polycarbonate sliding blade observation windows such that the windows MUST BE CLOSED in order to enable the blade wheel to spin.[...]
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H OW TO U SE THE L OCK OUT D EVICE UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter I NTRODUCTION 1-5 W ARNING: Electrical hazar d Bef ore performing maintenance or repairs on this product, disconnect and lock out electrical pow er sources to pre vent injury from unexpect- ed energization or star t-up . A lockab le device has been provided to isolate [...]
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2-1 ● ● What is the SC-5 Sure Cut Knife Cutter . . .............2 - 2 ● ● T ypical Applications . . . .......2 - 4 ● ● H o w t h e S C - 5 W o r k s ...........2 - 5 ● ● SC-5 Features . ....... ........2 - 7 ● ● Specifications . ............... 2 - 7 ● ● Optional Equipment . . . . ....... 2 - 8 D ESCRIPTION UGE059/1003 SC-5 [...]
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The Conair SC-5 Sure Cut Series rotary knife cutter has been designed to be “The most versatile cutter of the industry”. W ith both capacity to cut small parts at high speeds or large tubes or profiles at lo w speeds this cutter can eliminate the need for moving cutters in and out of a line per application. T oday with custom profile houses pot[...]
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W HA T IS THE SC-5 S URE C UT ? C ONTINUED D ESCRIPTION 2-3 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter The larger diameter flywheel used on the serv o cutter offers the potential of higher surface speeds at dramatically lo wer blade rpm’ s with high cutting torque. The typical grey area between on-demand cutting and flywheel cutting (150 cpm o[...]
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Cutting from Belo w the Bushing Holder The SC-5 Sure Cut Servo Cutter housing maximizes v ersatili- ty and operational ease. Due to the size of the flywheel it was determined best to mount it directly belo w the bushing holder keeping the center of gra vity low and of fering the following benefits: ● Accessibility of the flywheel for ease of blad[...]
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Extruded material that has been sized and cooled enters the cutter from the upstream side ( See How the SC-5 Sur e Cut W orks, Section 2, step 1) . T ypically , a puller is placed just before the cutter; the puller pulls the extrudate through the sizing and/or cooling tanks and feeds it into the cutter . The positional servo motor , is direct coupl[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 2-6 D ESCRIPTION The cutter head holds the blade(s) as the y rotate and pass between the bushings , cutting the e xtrudate. Extruded mater ial enters the cutter from the upstream side. 1 Cut pieces are collected or carried awa y on a conv ey or . 2 3 H O W THE SC-5 S URE C UT W ORKS C ONTINUED[...]
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The SC-5 Sure Cut Ser vo Cutter features: SC-5 F EA TURES D ESCRIPTION 2-7 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter Swivel Casters P ar ts discharge chute or optional discharge conv eyor Optional slide base assembly with position locking mechanism Wide Range of Cutter Bushing Capacities 24-inch diameter fly- wheel with multiple blade mounting [...]
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O PTIONAL E QUIPMENT SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 2-8 D ESCRIPTION Slide Base This option is highly recommended for cutting flexible e xtru- dates. While the cutter base is fixed and aligned with the puller , the cutter itself is mounted on a set of linear slides that allo w as much as 12 inches of mov ement. The cutter can be mov[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter D ESCRIPTION 2-9 TIP : Conair strongly recom- mends the use of an isolation transf or mer . Ensur ing clean and proper power can help av oid the need for costly ser- vice calls. Discharge Con vey or A discharge con veyor f acilitates the removal of cut parts. Discharge con veyors are a vailable in the f[...]
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3-1 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter ● ● Unpac king the Bo xes . . . . . . . . .3-2 ● ● Preparing f or Installation . . . . . .3-3 ● ● P ositioning the SC-5 Sure Cut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-4 ● ● Connecting the Main P ower Sour ce . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-6 ● ● Installing the Encoder . . . . . . . .3-7 [...]
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The SC-5 Sure Cut Series Servo Knife Cutter comes fully assembled in a single crate. U NP A CKING THE B O XES SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 3-2 I NST ALLA TION CA UTION: Lifting T o av oid personal injur y or damage to the cut- ter , lift the cutter using a forklift or hoist with straps that ha ve been positioned at the cutter&apos[...]
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Y ou need these tools f or installation: ❒ wire strain relief ❒ 16- or 18-inch adjustable wrench ❒ set of Allen wrenches ❒ set of feeler gauges ❒ ½ inch open or box end wrench ❒ flashlight Plan the location. Make sure the area where the servo cutter is installed has the follo wing: ● A grounded po wer source. Check the cutter’ s se[...]
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Mov e the serv o cutter into position. Place the servo cutter in position do wnstream of the belt puller . Determine the best distance from the belt puller to the SC-5 Sure Cut cutter . ● F or flexible products, the cutter should be located as close to the puller as possible to insure a mini- mum amount of space for the product between the point [...]
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Align the cutter with the extrusion line. Measure the centerline height of the e xtrudate as it exits the extrusion die. Adjust all equipment on the e xtrusion line (sizing tank, cooling tanks, belt pulle r , and cutter) to this height. Adjust the cutter's floorlock/caster assembly to the center height of the extrusion line using a 16- or 18-i[...]
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3-6 I NST ALLA TION Open the serv o cutter’ s electrical enclosure. T urn the disconnect dial on the door to the OFF or O position and open the door . Insert the main power wir e through the knockout in the side of the enclosure. Secure the wire with a rubber compression fitting or strain relief. Connect the power wir es to the terminals indicate[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter I NST ALLA TION 3-7 Conair uses bi-directional encoders to ensure that only product that mov es forward is counted. Installing the encoder consists of se ver- al parts: ● the encoder ● the measuring wheel ● the connecting cable The encoder is fitted with a one foot circumference wheel which rides [...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 3-8 I NST ALLA TION I NST ALLING THE C UTTER B LADES D ANGER: Sharp blades! Most injuries caused by knif e blades occur when the cutter has been tur ned off . Handle blades with care at all times . ● Alwa ys lock out po wer to the cutter bef ore opening the cutting chamber . ● Alwa ys wear cut-resi[...]
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I NST ALLA TION 3-9 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter TIP : W e recommend that you: ● Apply some pr otective cover on the portion of the b lade y ou are handling , such as masking tape to help pre vent getting cut during installation and to leav e it on until such time that you will star t and check the cutting oper ation. ● Check t[...]
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D ANGER: Sharp blades! Alwa ys wear cut-resistant glo v es when the cut- ting chamber is open and when handling blades . Ne ver open cutting chamber without locking out the cutter po wer and waiting until the cutter head stops spinning. 3-10 I NST ALLA TION SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 M OUNTING THE C UTTER B USHINGS The Bushings [...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter I NST ALLA TION 3-11 C HECKING THE A LIGNMENT OF THE B USHINGS F or more information about setting and adjusting the gap f or the bushings, see About Cutter Bushings in the Appendix C . Checking the Alignment of bushing to blade Once y ou are sur e that the blade will easily clear the bush- ings as it g[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 3-12 I NST ALLA TION C HECKING R EPEA T ABILITY Before any Conair SC-5’ s are shipped, they are tested for cut time repeatability to be sure they are within performance spec- ifications. The repeatability test checks the performance of the rotary knife cutter to return to the home park position after[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter I NST ALLA TION 3-13 Make sur e all components are installed according to assembly drawings. Mak e sure that all bolts on the cut- ter hav e been tightened. Check that cutter is f irmly locked into position with the anchoring scre ws. Check that all wiring conf orms to electrical codes , and all wiring [...]
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4-1 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter ● ● The Cutter Contr ol . . . . . . . . . . .4-2 ● ● Bef ore Star ting . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-3 ● ● P owering Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-3 ● ● Main Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5 ● ● T otal Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-6 ● ● Batch Screen .[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 4-2 O PERA TION O PERA T OR C ONTR OL F EA TURES The Operator Control provides an intuiti ve user -friendly method to interface with the Conair Serv o Cutter . Information is vie wed and entered at the Operator Control and is commu- nicated to the servo positional amplif ier via the RS-232 serial commu[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter O PERA TION 4-3 Before you start daily operation of the servo cutter , you need to perform pre ventati ve maintenance. Necessary maintenance is described in the Maintenance section of this Users Guide, see pre ventati ve maintenance, Section 5. Daily maintenance includes: ● Inspecting the cutter blade[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 4-4 O PERA TION P O WERING U P C ONTINUED Open the knife guard. The machine start push button should go out. If the cutter is not working properly at an y time, turn it of f immediately and refer to the T roubleshooting section of this User Guide. If you do not encounter any problems, proceed to the Op[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter O PERA TION 4-5 MAIN SCREEN There are two types of main screens, length or time measure- ment and cuts per minute measurement. The type displayed v aries depending on the current cut mode setting. See the mode operator display ov erviews. The Main Screen has se ven features. The top line displays the ac[...]
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4-6 O PERA TION Menu function ke y is used to access the Menu Area. This area can only be accessed from the main display screen for each mode. See the Menu Area section for more information. Parts Select Area Scr een Under the current mode on the left side of the bottom line of the display is a soft ke y labeled Parts. Pressing this k ey accesses t[...]
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O PERA TION 4-7 Reset Softkey3 Under the counter , on the right is a soft key labeled Reset. Pressing this ke y will zero the counter . EXIT or PREV , fix ed function keys return the display to the Parts Select screen. B A TCH SCREEN By pressing softke y3 located under the word Batch on the Parts Select Screen, a six-decade Batch counter is a vaila[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 4-8 O PERA TION Batch Select Area Screen Under the batch counter , on the left is a soft key labeled Change. Pressing this ke y displays the Select Batch Area screen. Additional information on how to access this scr een can be found in the operator display o verview in Appendix E of this manual. This s[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter O PERA TION 4-9 Numeric keys K ey in the batch required and press enter . If you require a batch of 50 parts you must ke y in 50 and then press enter . Enter or Delete? If the ke yed in number is correct press the enter ke y for it to be accepted and return to the Main screen. If it is wrong press the d[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 4-10 O PERA TION Exit or Pre v , if no change is required press Exit or Pre v to return to the Main screen. Raise will increase the preset by 0.010 inch. The k ey can be pressed once for each 0.010 inches increment required or held do wn to scroll up. Releasing the ke y will freeze the preset at the la[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter O PERA TION 4-11 Exit or Pre v , If no change is required press Exit or Prev to return to the pre vious Length Screen. Raise will increase the number by 1. The k ey can be pressed once for each increment of 1 required or held do wn to scroll up. Releasing the ke y will freeze the preset at the last v al[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 4-12 O PERA TION Raise will increase the preset by 0.010 second. The k ey can be pressed once for each 0.010 second increment required or held do wn to scroll up. Releasing the ke y will freeze the pre- set at the last v alue then press enter . Lower will decrease the preset by 0.010 second. The key ca[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter O PERA TION 4-13 Raise will increase the preset by 0.010 second. The k ey can be pressed once for each 0.010 second increment required or held do wn to scroll up. Releasing the ke y will freeze the pre- set at the last v alue then press enter . Lower will decrease the preset by 0.010 second. The key can[...]
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Raise will increase the preset by 1.0. The k ey can be pressed once for each 1.0 increment required or held do wn to scroll up. Releasing the ke y will freeze the preset at the last v alue then press enter . Lower will decrease the preset by 1.0. The key can be pressed once for each 1.0 decrement required or held do wn to scroll do wn. Releasing th[...]
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Raise will increase the preset by 1. The k ey can be pressed once for each 1 increment required or held do wn to scroll up. Releasing the ke y will freeze the preset at the last v alue then press enter . Lower will decrease the preset by 1. The key can be pressed once for each 1 decrement required or held do wn to scroll do wn. Releasing the ke y w[...]
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Next or Pre v , Pressing Next selects the second Function Area. Pressing Pre v returns the display to the first Function Area screen. Pressing Pre v from the first Function Area screen returns the display to the acti ve main mode screen. Menus are a con venient way to access and monitor parameters that do not need to be altered often, i.e. blade sp[...]
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O PERA TION 4-17 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter Next , Pressing Next selects the De vCC test if av ailable. If the arro w on the top right hand side of the screen is visible the current mode also supports the De vCC test. The De vCC repeatability tester also displays total de viation time in milliseconds. This time is from a cut bein[...]
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4-18 O PERA TION Mode Softkey By pressing the soft ke y located under the word Mode, the dif- ferent Cut Modes are av ailable. There are tw o Cut Mode screens. The f irst screen provides choices for the standard- modes av ailable on all cutters. The second screen displays choices for optional cut modes. The user can toggle between the two screens w[...]
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O PERA TION 4-19 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter Min Softkey By pressing the soft ke y located under the word Min on the second Function Area Screen, the Minimum allowable mea- surement v alue is displayed. The acti ve mode and the cuts per minute limit for the model of cutter determines the actual v alue displayed. The screen will be[...]
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4-20 O PERA TION Menus are a con venient way to access and monitor parameters that do not need to be altered often, i.e. home position, encoder direction, scale or unit of measure. In addition, pre- venti ve maintenance parameters can be monitored for trouble- shooting and scheduling purposes. F actory Softkey This area is password protected for fa[...]
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O PERA TION 4-21 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter Encdr Softkey By pressing the soft ke y located under the word Encdr on the Maint. Area Screen, there are three sub-menus, Drctn, U/M, and Scale accessible. Additional information on how to access this screen can be found in the Maintenance Area of the operator display ov erview section[...]
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4-22 O PERA TION If a negati ve symbol is sho wn to the left of the count value on the main mode screen the encoder signal is re versed, i.e. rotat- ing in the wrong direction. The Cutter will not function while the encoder is going negati ve. The Direction function corrects this by changing what the servo dri ve interprets as a positi ve direction[...]
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O PERA TION 4-23 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter C ONTR OL I NSTR UCTIONS S CALE D IST ANCE DIST ANCE SOFTKEY By pressing the soft ke y located under the word Dist. on the Scale V alue Screen, the scaled distance is av ailable. This v alue must be set after a U/M change. Additional information on how to access this scr een can be foun[...]
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4-24 O PERA TION C ONTR OL I NSTR UCTIONS S CALE C OUNTS COUNTS SOFTKEY By pressing the soft ke y located under the word Counts on the Scale V alue Screen, the scaled counts are av ailable. Additional information on how to access this scr een can be found in the Maintenance Ar ea of the operator display overvie w in Appendix E of this manual. The n[...]
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O PERA TION 4-25 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter C ONTR OL I NSTR UCTIONS H OMING HOMING A defined Home location is required for all serv o-positioning applications. After initial power up, emer gency stop or guard opened, home position must be found. All motion is relativ e to this home position. The Home c ycle occurs once after pow[...]
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4-26 O PERA TION Raise will increase the v alue by 1.0. The k ey can be pressed once for each 1.0 increment required or held do wn to scroll up. Releasing the ke y will freeze the v alue at the last value. Lower will decrease the v alue by 1.0. The ke y can be pressed once for each 1.0 decrement required or held do wn to scroll do wn. Releasing the[...]
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O PERA TION 4-27 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter PREVENTIVE MAINTEN ANCE SOFTKEY Pressing the soft ke y located under the word P/M on the Maint. area screen. Selects the P/M area screen. Three pre- venti ve maintenance sub-menus for monitoring Inputs, Time and Cycles are displayed. Additional information on how to access this scr een [...]
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4-28 O PERA TION C ONTR OL I NSTR UCTIONS P O WER O N T IME TIME SOFTKEY Pressing the soft ke y located under the word Time on the P/M area screen, selects the Po wer-On time screen. The Po wer-On time screen displays the total time in hours that the machine has had the po wer switched on. This infor- mation could be used for scheduling pre venti v[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter Press the manual cut b utton and observe the mov ement of the cutter blade. The cutter head makes a single rotation and the blade mov es through the cutter bushings without interference. Insert a piece of extrudate through the cut- ter b ushings. Press the manual cut b utton. A single cut is made at the[...]
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M AKING A DJUSTMENTS D URING O PERA TION 4-30 O PERA TION There are se veral adjustments you can mak e during normal cutting. These adjustments include: ● In Timer mode , adjust the time between cuts ● In Encoder and F ollower modes , adjust the length ● In Product mode, adjust the hold-of f time ● In Flywheel mode, adjust blade speed ● A[...]
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Use this procedure to safely stop the servo cutter: Press Cut On/Off soft k ey to stop cutting (soft key text changes to of f). Press Stop Cutter b utton to disable the servo motor (start light is of f). T ur n the rotary disconnect to the off posi- tion. Disconnect the power cord if it is equipped with a plug on the end. Lock out the rotary discon[...]
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5-1 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter ● ● Maintenance Features . . . . . . . .5-2 ● ● W arnings and Cautions . . . . . . .5-2 ● ● Maintenance Overview . . . . . . .5-4 ● ● Pre ventative Maintenance Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-4 ● ● Chec king the Blades . . . . . . . . .5-6 ● ● Inspecting Cutter Bu[...]
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W ARNINGS AND C A UTIONS The Servo Cutter SC-5 Sure Cut models needs re gular , sched- uled maintenance for peak performance. Among the features that require maintenance are: ● Cutter blades ● Blade mounting hardware ● Cutter bushings ● The knife guard hardware ● Cutter alignment ● Floor locks ● Lubrication tray ● Shafts of optional[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter M AINTENANCE 5-3 W ARNING: V oltage Hazar d This equipment is pow ered by alternating cur- rent, as specified on the machine serial tag and data plate. Do not operate the equipment at pow er le vels other than what is specified on the machine serial tag and data plate. A properly-sized conductiv e groun[...]
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This section describes the daily , weekly , monthly and semi- annual maintenance schedules that should be performed when changing materials or lines, or when changing equipment, as well as the maintenance procedures to follo w . Cutting either flexible or rigid materials generates tremendous shock and vibration to the entire unit. Anything that can[...]
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● W eekly ❒ ❒ Cleaning the blade lubrication tray (if the cutter has this option). See Cleaning the Blade T ray , Section 5 . ❒ ❒ Lubricating shafts on optional slide rail system See Cleaning the Blade T ray , Section 5. ● Monthly ❒ ❒ Checking hardware on the knife guard Inspect the hardware on the knife guard (fasteners on hinge an[...]
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Blades become dull ov er time depending on the material being cut, cut rate, blade speed, and blade material and thickness. Check blades regularly for sharpness as well as scratches, nicks, burrs, and material b uildup. Clean, sharpen or replace as needed (see Installing Cutter Blades, Section 3 ). C HECKING B LADES SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutt[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter M AINTENANCE 5-7 Check the set scre ws that secure the cutter bushings. If b ush- ings mov e during cutting, cutting blades and possibly the dri ve chain could be damaged. I NSPECTING C UTTER B USHING S CREWS C HECKING THE K NIFE G U ARD Check the hand knob and tighten it so the knife guard closes compl[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 5-8 M AINTENANCE This tray is built into the cutter assembly as a simple method of applying lubrication to your blade during cutting cycles. Depending on cut rate and type of material and lubrication, the area will need to be cleaned on a regular basis and the lubricant replaced. Open the clear guard w[...]
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Follo w all warnings and cautions listed at the beginning of the Maintenance section of this User Guide. Be sure the main po wer is disconnected and the cutter is locked out. Loosen the set screws that hold the cutter bushings. Remov e the cutter b ushings. Check the depth of the proximity switch face f or each bushing . It should be recessed no mo[...]
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Be sure the main po wer is disconnected and the cutter is locked out . Always disconnect and lock out the main po wer source before opening the unit or servicing. T ur n the main power disconnect to the off position before opening the electrical enclosure on the back of the cutter , or the back of the control. This is a safety de vice to pre vent y[...]
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Open the electrical enclosure. Inspect all wires and connections . Look for loose wires, burned contacts, and signs of o ver -heated wires. Hav e a qualified electrician make an y necessary repairs or replacements. Close the electrical enclosure door . Inspect the exterior power cords. Cords should not be crimped, exposed, or rubbing against the fr[...]
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B-LOC Corpor ation 26 Gilber t Street Monr oe, NY 10950 F or technical assistance, please call 1-800- 865-7756 INST ALLA TION AND REMOV AL INSTRUCTIONS FOR B-LOC ™ LOCKING ASSEMBL Y SERIES B1 12 Thank you for purchasing a B-LOC ™ Keyless Frictional Locking Device. B-LOC ™ keyless connectors provide a high capacity , zero-backlash shaft/hub or[...]
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6-1 UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter ● ● Bef ore Beginning . . . . . . . . . . . .6-2 ● ● A Fe w W ords of Caution . . . . . .6-2 ● ● Identifying the Cause of a Pr oblem . . . . . . . . .6-3 ● ● Electrical Pr oblems . . . . . . . . . .6-4 ● ● Pr oduct Quality Prob lems . . . . .6-8 Repair ● ● Replacing Safety an[...]
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Y ou can av oid most problems by follo wing the recommended installation, operation and maintenance procedures outlined in this User Guide. If you hav e a problem, this section will help you determine the cause and tell you ho w to fix it. Find any wiring, parts, and assembly diagrams that were shipped with your equipment. These are the best refere[...]
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The T roubleshooting section covers problems directly related to the operation and maintenance of the servo cutter . This sec- tion does not provide solutions to problems that originate with other equipment. Additional troubleshooting help can be found in manuals supplied with the other equipment. The main problems you will see with the servo cutte[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 6-4 T ROUBLESHOO TING E LECTRICAL P R OBLEMS Look in this section when you hav e problems such as lights on the control that are working improperly , buttons that do not ex ecute the function properly , and when information input is not ex ecuted properly . Symptom ◆ The green start button does not i[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter T ROUBLESHOO TING 6-5 Symptom ◆ After pressing Start Cutter , the cutter head rotates slowly b ut does not stop. ◆ Master safety relay does not ener- gize ◆ While in Encoder mode, no count is displayed P ossible cause The Blade home proximi- ty switch failed or the connection to it is loose. Guar[...]
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E LECTRICAL P R OBLEMS C ONTINUED SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 6-6 T ROUBLESHOO TING Symptom ◆ In encoder or timer modes, the display shows the count which resets, but a cut does not occur at the point of reset. ◆ Cutter stops and nothing is displayed P ossible cause There is a pr oblem with the cutter control. There is a pr o[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter T R OUBLESHOO TING 6-7 Symptom ◆ Blade speed does not change when new speed is entered into the control. ◆ Cutter mode selec- tion does not change cut mode. ◆ The park (home) position is drifting, i.e. the blade parks further away from the original park site. P ossible cause There is a communicat[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 6-8 T ROUBLESHOO TING Look in this section when the final product does not meet standards: has strings, burrs, cracks, or is misshaped. Symptom ◆ Hairs or strings. P ossible cause Blade speed is too low . The blade is too thick. The blade is wrong f or the application. Material is building up on the [...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter T ROUBLESHOO TING 6-9 Symptom ◆ Burrs at cut site. P ossible cause The bushings ar e not pro- viding enough support during cutting. The bushing gap is too wide. The blade speed is too low . Solution Change bushing design to make them more supporti ve. The bushing gap should be no more than .001-.003 i[...]
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SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 6-10 T ROUBLESHOO TING Symptom ◆ Cracks at cut site. P ossible cause The extrudate is too cold. The blade speed is too high. The bushings ar e not pro- viding enough support during cutting. The cutting blade is too sharp. If using Nylon, it may be cooling too quickly . Solution If the extrudate is to[...]
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UGE059/1003 SC-5 SURE CUT Servo Knif e Cutter T ROUBLESHOO TING 6-11 Symptom ◆ Cut is not square. P ossible cause The blade speed is too low . The blade is misaligned. The cutter bushings ar e not properly gapped. The knife bev el is not symmetric. F or rigid products the puller is too close to the cutter . Solution Lo w blade speeds can cause ex[...]
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R EPLA CING S AFETY AND P R O XIMITY S WITCHES SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 6-12 T ROUBLESHOO TING Three safety switches are included in SC-5 Sure Cut cutters: a ke yed safety switch on the knife guard, and a proximity switch on each cutter bushing. A failure in an y of these switches will pre vent the cutter from running. ● Saf[...]
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The home position proximity switch should be 0.010 inch from the 5/16 inch thread rod on the cutter head for proper operation. Open the flywheel clear guard window . Locate the 5/16 inch thread r od on the cutter head. It should be 0.010 inch from the proximity switch sensor when it passes that location. If necessary , loosen the jam nuts, readjust[...]
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6-14 T ROUBLESHOO TING SC-5 SURE CUT Ser vo Knif e Cutter UGE059/1003 C HECKING THE E NCODER When the encoder is working properly , the encoder LEDs on the control panel light or flicker as the encoder wheel mo ves and generates signals. If the LEDs do not light when the encoder wheel mov es: Check all connections. Check the encoder cable f or dama[...]
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C HECKING THE E NCODER C ONTINUED Encoder Mounting and General Inf ormation The provided encoder is a precision instrument which outputs 3000 bi-directional quadrature pulses per re volution of the shaft. Do not apply excessi ve axial or radial thrust on encoder shaft (rated for 30lbs. axial thrust). Do not press or di ve gears or pinions on the en[...]
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Open the flywheel clear guard window . Remov e the cutter head by loosening the T rantorque assembly . Refer to the manufacturer's guide included with this User Guide for information about the T rantorque assembly . Locate the f our bolts holding the motor/reducer assembly to the cutter . Remove them and carefully remov e the assembly from the[...]
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Before any Conair puller/cutters are shipped, the y are tested for cut time repeatability to be sure they are within perfor- mance specifications. The repeatability test checks the perfor- mance of the rotary knife cutter to return the home park posi- tion after a complete cut. Acceptable repeatability times allo wed for each cutter model prior to [...]
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S ER VICE I NFORMA TION A PPENDIX A-1 Conair has made the largest in vestment in customer support in the plastics industry . Our service experts are a vailable to help with any problem you might ha ve installing and operating your equipment. Y our Conair sales representati ve also can help analyze the nature of your problem, assuring that it did no[...]
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W ARRANTY I NFORMA TION UGE059/1003 A PPENDIX A-2 E QUIPMENT G U ARANTEE P ERFORMANCE W ARRANTY W ARRANTY L IMIT A TIONS Conair guarantees the machinery and equipment on this order , for a period as defined in the quotation from date of shipment, against defects in material and workmanship under the normal use and service for which it was recom- me[...]
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Cutter blade characteristics such as material, design, and thickness can hav e a large ef fect on cut quality . Blade materials Blue tempered spring steel is most commonly used because of its cost and av ailability ov er a wide range of thicknesses (0.010-0.062 inch). It is a very tough material with an HRC v alue of approximately 48-51 and fair we[...]
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Blade Design Straight-edge knives have a straight cutting surf ace. A chop- ping action (which has cutting forces parallel to the cut) is typically obtained with straight-edge blades. Because the blade is mounted on a rotary arm, some slicing action (which has additional force vectors at v arious angles to the cutting edge) is obtained, but general[...]
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Blade thic kness Because material is displaced rather than remov ed in rotary knife cutting, think of the blade as a wedge. The thick er the blade, the greater the displacement. This displacement can cause fracture in rigid profiles and tubing, which is often observed as a whitening on all or a portion of the cut. Y ou can reduce this fracturing by[...]
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Calculating Blade Interruption Blade interruption is the length of time which the blade interrupts the extrudate during the cutting process. Kno wing blade interruption allo ws you to optimize blade speed and design for specific applications. Y ou can calculate blade interruption for your application if you kno w: ● the cutting blade width ● bl[...]
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T o calculate interruption time: (0.937 in. + 0.250 in.) X 60,000msec/re v = 1.13msec 87.9 in. 718 rpm Kno wing the interruption time and the line speed, you can cal- culate the amount of production deflection that must be accommodated during cutting. T o calculate the amount of extrudate deflection between the cutter and puller , multiply line spe[...]
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C ONAIR C UTTER B LADES UGE059/1003 B-6 A PPENDIX P art Blade Bushing Blade Blade No. T ype Size Thickness Material {inches} x Length {inches} 0235-30496 Straight 4 1 / 4 , 5 1 / 4 , 4x10 0.025x9.5 Spring Steel 3515-30496-1 Straight 2 1 / 4 , 2x4, 2x6 0.025x6.48 Spring Steel 3515-30496-2 Straight 3 1 / 4 , 2x8, 2x10, 0.025x8.33 Spr ing Steel 2x12, [...]
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UGE059/1003 A LL A BOUT C UTTER B USHINGS A PPENDIX C-1 Rotary knife cutter bushings are probably the most ignored aspect of cutting. Y et, they are probably the most important ingredient to obtaining clean, square, accurate cuts with mini- mal jamming and broken blades. This appendix contains information about se veral aspects of cutter bushings: [...]
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Supporti ve b ushings become more important if heat is used to minimize whitening (fracturing). ● If you are cutting a square or rectangular profile, whether rigid or flexible, a round b ushing bore will not offer proper support and will often lead to an "S" shaped cut. A flat bottomed bushing will of fer excellent support and enhance t[...]
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A PPENDIX C-3 Cutter b ushing shear surface quality Similar to a dull pair of scissors, if the cutter bushing shear surface is not sharp the tube or prof ile is not supported to the side of the blade and the cut will not be clean. In some cases, the entrance of the do wnstream cutter bushing is slightly radiused to minimize jamming. While this prac[...]
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Cutter b ushing length On flexible extrudates , it is important to minimize the length of the cutter bushings. It is v ery diff icult to push flexible extrudates through since it tends to compress as it is pushed, causing a marginal increase in the tube diameter . For this rea- son, bushing lubrication may be necessary to minimize drag as the lengt[...]
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Adjusting the cutter b ushing gap If the bushing gap is too big, material is dragged do wn between the bushings creating a b urr , especially with flexibles. This may lead to jamming within the bushings where the upstream side of the cut extrudate actually hits against the do wnstream bushing surf ace. This is especially apparent with flexibles wit[...]
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Blade and bushing lubrication can nearly al ways improv e the quality of cutting. Description of the cutting pr ocess Unlike sa wing, a rotary knife cutter displaces material rather than removing it. When the knife blade first contacts the extrudate, it pushes it against the opposite side of the cutter bushings. If there is too much clearance the e[...]
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Common cutting lubricants Commonly used general purpose lubricants include: ● T ap water ● Dish washing liquid (Joy , etc) ● Glycol (anti-freeze, coolant) ● W ater-soluble silicone cutting oils ● Diesel fuel ● Mold release ● Mineral oil Medical grade lubricants: ● Distilled water ● Isopropanol (isopropyl alcohol) ● Mixtures of i[...]
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If the blade has a rough surface where the e xtrudate rubs against it, material will accumulate on the blade in a cheese grater fashion. This scratched material will also be passed from the blade to the next cut and be seen as hairs or flak es. Some of the more flexible materials, such as silicones, soft urethanes and flexible PVCs, also e xhibit d[...]
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SELECT PARTS AREA Total Exit Batch LENGTH 00000.000 in. Exit TOTAL 0,000,000 pcs. Off Exit Reset BATCH 000,000 pcs. Change Off Reset SELECT BATCH AREA Preset Exit Alarm PRESET 000,000 pcs. Exit ALARM 000,000 pcs. Exit ENC 00000.000 in. Parts Off Length ENCODER MODE OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW OR OR OR OR OR OR[...]
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SELECT PARTS AREA Total Exit Batch Holdoff 00000.000 sec. Exit TOTAL 0,000,000 pcs. Off Exit Reset BATCH 000,000 pcs. Change Off Reset SELECT BATCH AREA Preset Exit Alarm PRESET 000,000 pcs. Exit ALARM 000,000 pcs. Exit SNS 00000.000 sec. Parts Off Time END SENSE MODE OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW OR OR OR OR OR OR[...]
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SELECT PARTS AREA Total Exit Batch SELECT BLADE AREA Speed Exit Count BATCH 000,000 pcs. Change Off Reset TOTAL 0,000,000 pcs. Off Exit Reset PRESET 000,000 pcs. Exit ALARM 000,000 pcs. Exit FLY 00000.000 cpm Parts Off Blade FLYWHEEL MODE OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW SELECT BATCH AREA Preset Exit Alarm SPEED 0000.0 rpm Exit RUN 1 BLADES Exit OR OR OR [...]
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SELECT PARTS AREA Total Exit Batch TIME 00000.000 sec Exit TOTAL 0,000,000 pcs. Off Exit Reset BATCH 000,000 pcs. Change Off Reset SELECT BATCH AREA Preset Exit Alarm PRESET 000,000 pcs. Exit ALARM 000,000 pcs. Exit TMR 00000.000 sec Parts Off Time TIMER MODE OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW OR OR OR OR OR OR[...]
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SELECT PARTS AREA Total Exit Batch LENGTH 00000.000 in. Exit TOTAL 0,000,000 pcs. Off Exit Reset BATCH 000,000 pcs. Change Off Reset SELECT BATCH AREA Preset Exit Alarm PRESET 000,000 pcs. Exit ALARM 000,000 pcs. Exit FOL 00000.000 cpm Parts Off Length FOLLOWER MODE OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW OR OR OR OR OR OR[...]
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SELECT PARTS AREA Total Exit Batch LENGTH 00000.000 in. Exit TOTAL 0,000,000 pcs. Off Exit Reset BATCH 000,000 pcs. Change Off Reset SELECT BATCH AREA Preset Exit Alarm PRESET 000,000 pcs. Exit ALARM 000,000 pcs. Exit ATO 00000.000 in. Parts Off Length AUTO DEMAND MODE OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW OR OR OR OR OR OR[...]
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SELECT PARTS AREA Total Exit Batch SELECT LENGTH PRESET Length1 Length2 Next TOTAL 0,000,000 pcs. Off Exit Reset BATCH#1 000,000 pcs. Change Off Reset SELECT BATCH AREA Preset Exit Alarm PRESET#1 000,020 pcs. Exit ALARM#1 000,015 pcs. Exit 1 ENC 00000.000 in. Parts Off Length MULTIBLE PRESETS ENCODER MODE (EXAMPLE) OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW OR OR O[...]
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DEPENDENT ON MODE SEE MODE OVERVIEWS SELECT FUNCTION > Blade Test Mode FUNCTION AREA 2 OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW < SELECT FUNCTION Min Parts CPM FUNCTION AREA 1 OPERATOR DISPLAY OVERVIEW (accessed by pressing the menu button) SELECT CUT MODE > Encdr Sense FlyWhl < SELECT CUT MODE Timer Follwr Auto SEE MODE OVERVIEWS CURRENT MIN LENGTH I[...]
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COUNT DIRECTION IS INCORRECT Change OFFSET +15.0 Deg Exit SELECT SCALE VALUE Dist. Exit Counts SELECT MAINT. AREA Encdr Home P/M MAINTAINENCE AREA DISPLAY OVERVIEW (Accessed by pressing the menu button from Menu Area #1 and entering the correct password) OR SELECT P/M AREA Inputs Time Cycles Select Encoder Area Drctn U/M Scale OR OR MACH. CYCLES 00[...]