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As shown in both figures, it is possible to select the following values:
GRAPH ORIGIN
It is the origin value of the horizontal axis of the heights; this parameter allows to hide the
undesired part of the stroke, such as the approach stroke. If the relative heights are used, the
origin is usually set to zero.
HEIGHT FULL SCALE
The height full scale shows the stroke visualized in the graph. The full scale may be selected
from a list.
If, for instance, a 20mm full scale is selected and the origin is set at 33mm, the graph will show
the whole stroke between 33mm and 53mm.
FORCE FULL SCALE
The force full scale shows the maximum force visualized in the graph. The full scale may be
selected from a list.
4.9.1 How to set the graph
After processing a piece, the measured values can be displayed (chapter 8). They are useful to
understand the values of the graph axes.
The origin of the graph can have a value slightly lower that the initial height measured. As the
height full scale enter the value which, being added to the height origin just entered, is higher than
the height measured.
As the force full scale, choose the value greater than the forcer measured.
4.10 Scraps options and management
In the work, in addition to the generic options, there are options for managing of waste and
additional monitor options. Options are accessible from the menu
JOBS MANAGEMENT > EDIT JOB
> EDIT PHASE > SCRAP MONITOR OPTIONS
that has the following items:
SCRAP MANAGEMENT
It allows the definition of the behavior and the class for each type of scrap material.
OTHER CONTROL MANAGEMENT
This command allows access to the additional monitor management menu, if any (chapter
4.14).
CHANNEL PHASE OPTIONS
This item allows to exclude one or more channels (load cells) if any, and enables the phases to
be executed.
OPTIONS
Job actions may be set here: see chapter 5.4.
4.11 Managing the phases
It is possible to associate more processing phases in a single job. Sub-jobs may be considered,
contributing to the completion of a more complex job (such as inserting the gear bearing on the
shaft).
Assuming that the job above is being executed, it is necessary to:
- enable two phases as follows:
JOBS MANAGEMENT > EDIT JOB > EDIT PHASE > SCRAP
MONITORING OPTIONS > CHANNEL PHASE OPTIONS > ENABLE PHASES
- for convenience it is better to display the name of the current phase in the upper line of the
display:
TOOLS > DISPLAY MANAGEMENT > CONTRAST AND FEATURES > UPPER LINE
VALUES
Now the desired phase can be selected by using the keys and its parameters may be edited
through the usual job change:
JOBS MANAGEMENT > EDIT JOB > EDIT PHASE
Phases will be run automatically in sequence. If you wish to run just regardless of a sequence, select
the command:
JOBS MANAGEMENT > EDIT JOB > SELECT PHASE TO RUN