Using your Edger...
Operating ranges:
3-90
3.6.3 D
RILLING
3.6.3.1 C
ONDITIONS
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Only CR39, polycarbonate, high index (HI) and Trivex™ materials can be drilled.
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A mineral lens cannot be drilled.
3.6.3.2 L
IMITS
OF
HOLE
POSITIONING
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Whatever the type of hole, it must be drilled in a specific zone which is defined following the diagrams below.
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The following constraints must be observed:
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The circle radius beyond which drilling is possible:
Note: When it is impossible to drill a hole (hole positioned in the end-pieces, notch passing
through the centre of the shape, this hole is shown in black in the screen. Some
holes displayed in blue in the screen may be impossible to drill after they have
been felt (holes too deep, unadapted angle, unadapted end-piece, etc.). In these
cases, these holes will be displayed in gray in the screen and only marked with
the mill bit end (with maximum inclination angle) during the drilling phase, once
the operator has accepted the marking.
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The ring formed by the edge of the lens and the internal perimeter of the lens beyond which
drilling is not permitted:
A
LL
HOLES
,
WHATEVER
THE
TYPE
,
MUST
BE
WITHIN
A
12 mm
RING
.
Note: If a job includes a hole placed at a distance of more than 12 mm from the edge of the
shape, the following message is displayed: « Hole deleted. At least one of the
holes cannot be drill ed. Do you want to continue? ». If you reply Yes: The entire
drilling plan is ignored, the lens is not drilled and finished in rimless. If you r eply
No, you can remove the lens from the drilling chamber.
Zone inside which drilling is not permitted.
Zone inside which drilling is permitted.
Min. distance from centre of block -> centre of
hole = 19 mm
Max. distance from drill bit centre -> edge of
lens = 12 mm
Zone inside which drilling is not permitted.
Zone inside which drilling is permitted.
Summary of Contents for emotion
Page 1: ...Operation manual...
Page 3: ......
Page 9: ...Table of contents...
Page 10: ...REVISION FOLLOW UP Revision 01 Page New Modified Item New document...
Page 11: ...3 10...
Page 12: ...1 INSTALLATION...
Page 15: ...Installation Unpacking the machine 1 14...
Page 17: ...Installation Removing the shipping rails 1 16...
Page 23: ...Installation Water connections 1 22...
Page 25: ...Installation Electrical connections 1 24 1 3 2...
Page 28: ...2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...
Page 29: ...2 28...
Page 31: ...Safety precautions Safety 2 30...
Page 33: ...2 32 Safety precautions Recommendations...
Page 34: ...3 USING YOUR EDGER...
Page 35: ...3 34...
Page 41: ...3 40...
Page 45: ...Using your Edger General principles of use 3 44 Pin 1 2 3 5 Blocker head Blocker arm 4...
Page 51: ...Using your Edger General principles of use 3 50...
Page 75: ...Using your Edger Special cases 3 74...
Page 87: ...Using your Edger Special cases 3 86...
Page 94: ...4 CONFIGURATION...
Page 95: ...4 94...
Page 102: ...Configuration Configuration of finishing parameters default values 4 101...
Page 107: ...Configuration Correction of frame and lens values 4 106...
Page 112: ...5 MAINTENANCE...
Page 113: ...5 112...
Page 117: ...Maintenance Visualising the components 5 116...
Page 119: ...Maintenance Task list 5 118...
Page 121: ...Maintenance Maintenance of the touch screen unit 5 120 Illustration 5 1 Scanform...
Page 124: ...Maintenance Maintenance of the Scanform unit 5 123...
Page 125: ...Maintenance Maintenance of the Scanform unit 5 124 Illustration 5 1 Centering blocking system...
Page 131: ...Maintenance Regular maintenance of the edger 5 130...
Page 135: ...Maintenance Regular maintenance of the edger 5 134...
Page 147: ...Maintenance Regular maintenance of the edger 5 146...
Page 149: ...Maintenance Handling the covers 5 148...
Page 151: ...Maintenance Preventive maintenance 5 150...
Page 156: ...Maintenance Adjustments 5 155...
Page 157: ...Maintenance Adjustments 5 156 Screen 5 4 Feeling adjustment...
Page 159: ...Maintenance Adjustments 5 158 Screen 5 5 Adjusting the sizes Screen 1...
Page 163: ...Maintenance Adjustments 5 162 Screen 5 6 Adjustment of the flush of the mill bit...
Page 165: ...Maintenance Adjustments 5 164 Screen 5 7 Adjustment of the touch screen...
Page 167: ...Maintenance Adjustments 5 166 Screen 5 8 Example of a setting values display screen...
Page 169: ...Maintenance Adjustments 5 168...
Page 173: ...Maintenance Consulting the statistics 5 172...
Page 196: ...6 TESTS...
Page 197: ...6 196...
Page 203: ...Tests Operating principle 6 202...
Page 204: ...7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...
Page 205: ...7 212...
Page 209: ...Technical specifications Technical specifications 7 216...
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