DoAll C-4100NC, Instruction Manual

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Creep Speed Screen Display (F16) or Machine Set-Up Screen Display
(3 of 4) (F3).
• Press 0/INS key to select, enter new value with the
keypad, press ENTER twice to end the screen.
• If the operator pushes and quickly releases the
“UP" arrow or “DOWN" arrow key, the index speed
change will be very small (about 1%). There will
be a greater speed change when the key is pushed
and held longer.
• If the CREEP SPEED button is active, the operator
may increase the rate of index forward travel by
pushing and holding the keypad’s “UP" arrow key.
Pushing and holding the “DOWN" arrow key will
decrease the rate of index travel.
Holding the INDEX FWD or INDEX REV keys
while pushing an arrow key will NOT change
the Creep Speed setting.
Numeric Key Pad
1. Numeric Keys. Keys 0 through 9 are used to make
numeric entries.
Numeric Keypad -- Lower Right Operator Workstation.
2. HELP. This key is non-functional.
3. CLEAR. Used to clear existing data.
4. ENTER. Push this key to enter data.
OTHER CONTROLS
Variable Vise Pressure Controls
1. The two
Variable Vise Pressure
control valves
(positioned to the right of the electrical control panel)
are used to adjust vise clamping force against
materials which cannot tolerate full vise clamping
pressure (examples are thin-walled tubing, pipe,
light structurals, etc.). This control can be used
with or without the optional Nesting Fixture.
• Clamping pressure is set with the
Index Vise
and
Fixed Vise
knobs until the desired pressure is shown
by the indicator gauges. Turn each knob
clockwise
to "increase" pressure;
counterclockwise
to
"decrease" pressure.
Variable Vise Pressure Controls.
Other Controls
1. Disconnect Switches. These switches turn the
electrical power "ON" and "OFF" to the machine.
2. Coolant. Coolant flow to the saw guides is initiated
and controlled by a valve on each saw guide arm.
A flushing nozzle can be used to wash away chips
and debris from the cutting area.
3. Sensing Arm. The material height sensor can be
locked in the “up” position when it is necessary
to make machine adjustments. This is done by
tightening the thumbscrew against the slide bar.
OPERATOR WORKSTATION (Continued....)