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A2xx

Safety notes

Operating instructions V1.01

Safety notes

2.1

Representation

At various points in this manual, you will see notes and precautionary warn-
ings regarding possible hazards. The symbols used have the following
meaning:

DANGER!

indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which will result in death or se-
rious bodily injury if the corresponding precautions are not taken.

WARNING!

indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which can result in death or seri-
ous bodily injury if the corresponding precautions are not taken.

CAUTION!

means that if the corresponding safety measures are not taken, a potentially
hazardous situation can occur that may result in slight bodily injury.

Caution

means that damage to property can occur if the corresponding safety mea-
sures are not taken.

ESD

This symbol reminds you of the possible consequences of touching electro-
statically sensitive components.

Safety information

Describes important safety-related requirements or informs about essential
safety-related correlations.

Information

Identifies practical tips and useful information. No information that warns
about potentially dangerous or harmful functions is contained.

Summary of Contents for KeMes A2 Series

Page 1: ...KeMes A2xx Angle measuring device Operating instructions V 1 01 Translation of the original manual ...

Page 2: ...ue to further technical developments Details presented may be subject to correction All rights reserved KEBA AG Headquarters Gewerbepark Urfahr 4041 Linz Austria Phone 43 732 7090 0 Fax 43 732 7309 10 keba keba com For information about our subsidiaries please look at www keba com ...

Page 3: ...x Record of Revision Operating instructions V1 01 3 KEBA Record of Revision Version Date Change in chapter Description Changed by 1 00 07 2019 Newly created hli 1 01 03 2020 Several Several adjusments hli ...

Page 4: ...A2xx Operating instructions V1 01 4 KEBA ...

Page 5: ...ns for device maintenance 13 3 Description of the device 14 3 1 Front view 14 3 2 Rear view 14 3 3 Top view 15 3 4 Side view 15 3 5 Type plate 15 3 6 Overview KeMes A2xx versions 16 3 7 DataMatrix code 16 3 8 Delivered accessories 16 4 Displays and operating elements 17 4 1 Operating panel 17 4 1 1 Display 17 4 1 2 Operating button 17 4 2 Menu structure 18 5 Operation and handling 19 5 1 General i...

Page 6: ... 41 8 1 Disposal of the module 41 9 Technical data 42 9 1 General 42 9 2 Environmental conditions 43 9 3 Laser 43 9 4 Power supply unit 43 9 5 USB cable 44 9 6 Bluetooth interface 44 9 7 Bluetooth USB dongle 44 9 8 Measuring aid with centering adapter 44 9 9 Dimensions weight 45 10 Directives standards and regulations 46 10 1 EU directives 46 10 2 Standards 46 10 2 1 Standards for the American mar...

Page 7: ...A2xx Table of contents Operating instructions V1 01 7 KEBA Index 54 ...

Page 8: ...A2xx Table of contents Operating instructions V1 01 8 KEBA ...

Page 9: ... only be used for the types of use detailed in the technical description and only in compliance with the described technical framework conditions KeMes A2xx has been developed manufactured tested and documented in compliance with the relevant instructions and standards Therefore provided that the instructions and safety precautions are properly observed the prod uct does not pose any danger to the...

Page 10: ...mation The pictured devices used in this manual are visual examples The devices used by you may differ in their appearance 1 4 1 Contents of the document Description of the device Operation Technical data 1 5 Bluetooth declaration The Bluetooth trademark and logos are registered trademarks of Bluetooth SIG Inc and each use of this trademark by KEBA is licensed Other trade marks and brands are the ...

Page 11: ... injury if the corresponding precautions are not taken CAUTION means that if the corresponding safety measures are not taken a potentially hazardous situation can occur that may result in slight bodily injury Caution means that damage to property can occur if the corresponding safety mea sures are not taken ESD This symbol reminds you of the possible consequences of touching electro statically sen...

Page 12: ...st not be exposed to extreme temperatures or temperature fluctuations Other wise the precision of the device can be impaired Caution Property damage due to magnetic field The device is equipped with magnets and therefore must be kept away from any devices and objects that can be damaged by strong magnetic fields e g hard drives credit cards speakers etc 2 3 Safety notes for personal safety WARNING...

Page 13: ...cted to an impact load or sliding movement be placed in a microwave device or a high pressure vessel be operated in an improper state for example with batteries that are be coming drained or in the event of a deformed enclosure CAUTION LASER RADIATION DO NOT LOOK INTO THE BEAM LASER CLASS 2 IEC 60825 1 2014 660 nm 7 mW pulsed The laser beam must not be pointed at persons or animals Avoid looking i...

Page 14: ...1 01 14 KEBA 3 Description of the device 3 1 Front view Fig 3 1 Front view 1 Display 2 Operating button 3 Cover of USB or charging socket 4 Output for laser radiation mirror 3 2 Rear view Fig 3 2 Rear view 1 Type plate 2 Magnets 3 Recesses for measuring aid ...

Page 15: ...cket 3 5 Type plate The type plate is located on the back side of the device Fig 3 5 Type plate 1 QR code 2 Manufacturer manufacturer ad dress 3 Product group product name revi sion number technical data 4 Material number serial number country of origin 5 UL certification 6 CE mark 7 Laser warning plate 8 Laser class 9 Do not look into the beam 10 Please observe instructions 11 Battery warning sym...

Page 16: ...ystem x 3 7 DataMatrix code The Data Matrix code is composed as follows 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 Serial number Material number 3 8 Delivered accessories The following accessories are included in the scope of delivery 1 storage case Short description in various languages 1 measuring aid with centering adapter 1 USB power supply with additional adapter for different countries op tional 1 USB cabl...

Page 17: ...y of state of charge 4 1 2 Operating button All control of the device is executed by the operating button Operating button Meaning Press 1x briefly Switch on the device and activate the mode used most recently Manual termination of a measurement Restarting a measurement Press 2x briefly End measurement Return to the preceding menu item Switch off the device from the main menu Press and hold Naviga...

Page 18: ...c measurement only available for KeMes A200 The measurement starts and stops automatically if the press beam is moving faster than the set speed threshold 3 5 Bluetooth Bluetooth settings 4 5 Settings Settings Format Type Precision Log Clock AutoOff Brightness MStartTrig MStopTrig MSlow MSpeed MSens MAccurracy MSym Refl Disc Reset 5 5 ErrLog Error memory for messages that have occurred ...

Page 19: ...st wait until the temperature of the device is the same as the room temperature and the moisture has evaporated 5 2 Measurement principle and measurement accuracy During measurement the laser beam is directed outward by a mirror The laser beam is visible to the observer as a thin line on the workpiece The beam must be capable of hitting the two legs being measured at an angle of 90 If the laser be...

Page 20: ... Alignment of the device to the workpiece The longitudinal axis of the housing of KeMes A2xx must be aligned parallel to the bending edge and tilted as little as possible in order to be symmetrical between the two legs of the workpiece Observe a minimum distance of 20 mm be tween the mirror and the workpiece surface The measured distance to both legs should be equal if possible Poor planarity Unev...

Page 21: ...tric drives within a distance of 10 cm Strong external light sources There should be no light sources e g infrared lamps other laser devices strong reflections of the own laser beam and high frequency LED lightings in the surrounding area of the device Condensation Condensation on the surface e g of the test specimen lens or mirror must be prevented Slow adjustment to the ambient temperature is ne...

Page 22: ...ions The following tables provide an overview of the most frequently occurring workpieces in practice To be able to execute a measurement both the ma terial as well as the surface of the workpiece must be suitable for the mea surement Material Easy to measure Not measurable hard to measure1 Aluminum x Steel x Stainless steel x Galvanized sheets x Non metallic materials x 1 These materials usually ...

Page 23: ...h limited accuracy 3 Mechanically processed surfaces can be measured when a protective film is attached 5 4 Selection menu on the display KeMes A2xx has a selection menu on the display During operation the cur rent status is shown on the display The operating button can be used to navigate the menu Button operation for menu navigation Press 1x briefly Switch to the next menu level or start an acti...

Page 24: ...us measurement internal angle Manual continuous measurement supplementary angle Menu 2 5 Machine Calibration of acceleration sensor internal angle device must not be in motion Calibration of acceleration sensor supplementary angle device must not be in motion Measurement active Waiting for new measurement Downward movement detected internal angle Downward movement detected supplementary angle Resu...

Page 25: ...lection of the type of the displayed angle Type std Internal angle between the two measured legs default setting Type sup Supplementary angle 180 Internal angle between the two measured legs Menu 3 16 Precision Selection of the number of decimal places of the displayed angle Precision Display with 2 decimal places default set ting Precision Display with 1 decimal place Menu 4 16 Log Activation of ...

Page 26: ...t angle is measured Menu 10 16 MSlow Setup parameters for longer measurement duration up to 40s in the Machine operating mode off on Default setting off MSlow Off Menu 11 16 MSpeed Speed threshold for the motion detection of the pressure beam in the Machine operating mode in the move down and move up mode from 0 to 200 mm s default setting 202 MSpeed 20 Menu 12 16 MSens Trip limit of the accelerat...

Page 27: ...ing is possible Use in the Ma chine operating mode in move down and move up mode 3 The lower the value the earlier a motion of the press beam will trigger the measurement operation Use in the Machine operating mode in the motion mode 4 The lower the value the earlier a fluctuating angle value will be ranked as stable The measurement is ended as soon as a stable angle has been de tected and the pre...

Page 28: ... can be left in the die somewhat longer after bending has been com pleted By adjusting the MStartTrig MStopTrig MSpeed and MSens parameters in the Settings menu item this operating mode can also be used for electric press brakes limited press beam openings or press brakes in which the press beam moves very slowly 5 6 Execution of the manual measurement For executing a manual measurement use of the...

Page 29: ... measurement For the manual measurement proceed as follows 1 Attach the measuring aid to the device 2 Switch the device on by pressing the operating button 3 Navigate to the Manual menu item by pressing and holding the operating button 4 Place the device close to the workpiece so that the measuring aid touches the bending edge 5 Start the measurement switch on the laser by pressing the operating b...

Page 30: ...easurement The measurement can be terminated by pressing the operating button 2x briefly 5 7 Carrying out an automatic measurement Settings on the press brake The following settings must be configured on the press brake to achieve a correct measurement result Adjust the decompression path For a correct measurement result the press beam must be moved up far enough and the legs of the workpiece must...

Page 31: ...ering mark 1 Stamp segments 2 Gap recess Information For a correct measurement result the device must be attached in parallel to the bending edge and is allowed to be mounted only on vertical surfaces The vertical position on the upper tool distance to the bending edge and the offset of the tool determine the measurable angle range and the neces sary minimum leg length for a valid measurement For ...

Page 32: ...p at sufficient speed during the mea surement For measurement in Machine operating mode proceed as follows 1 Attach the device to the upper tool 2 Switch the device on by pressing the operating button 3 Navigate to the Machine menu item by pressing and holding the operat ing button 4 Start machine mode by pressing the operating button once 5 Wait until the idle state has been reached display shows...

Page 33: ...le is renamed to ANGLES BAK and data recording is for warded to a new ANGLES CSV file The recorded data can be copied to a PC and evaluated there To do so a connection to the internal memory of the device must be established The files ANGLES CSV and ANGLES BAK can then be transmitted to the PC using a file explorer The files can be opened and evaluated with Microsoft Excel for example The serial n...

Page 34: ...onnected The next time KeMes A2xx is switched on the entered text appears on the display Connecting the device and PC The internal memory of the device can be accessed over the USB interface in order to transmit the recorded measurement data to a PC and personalize the device In order to establish a connection the device must be switched on Proceed as follows to establish the connection 1 Connect ...

Page 35: ...rement of the measuring angle is complete You can send the angle value to the receiver by briefly pressing the operating button once When it is pressed twice briefly the measured value is discarded and appears on the display Briefly pressing the button again starts a new measurement 5 9 1 KeMes A200 This device variant supports complete integration into the press brake con trol system by means of ...

Page 36: ... once already this step is not applicable After this the dialog for the assignment of the press brakes appears The operator can decide whether the connection to the new control will be accepted Otherwise the device re mains assigned to the previous press brake Information The connection dialog on the device and on the press brake control pre vents the device from being accidentally assigned to the...

Page 37: ...operating button The Bluetooth icon will no longer be displayed Linkage The device is automatically linked with the receiver when the connection is first established If the device has already been connected to a different receiver and this re ceiver is no longer in range or is switched off a connection establishment is attempted and terminated The icon for the connection quality flashes while this...

Page 38: ...m meets the sides of the workpiece in the gap Make gap wider or shift de vice in the upper tool to the side so that the beam can come out unobstructed Beam maps a point instead of a line Safety shut down not re sponding Immediately switch off Send in device to service partner If an error code e g Err 1 1 00014 0x00000000 is shown on the display the error can be acknowledged by briefly pressing the...

Page 39: ...button once to display the state of charge 5 Press the operating button twice to switch off the device again The de vice continues charging Once appears on the switched on display the battery is completely charged Information While the KeMes A2xx is charging no angle measurement can be carried out The battery symbol alternates between showing that the battery is charging segments are filled in fro...

Page 40: ...s included case to protect the device from dust If the device malfunctions despite careful preparation and test procedures it must be sent back to the service partner for repair 7 3 Battery usage period The usage period of the battery is limited by environmental storage and op erating conditions Furthermore the battery capacity will be gradually re duced with increasing periods of operation If the...

Page 41: ...disposal of electric appliances and electronic devices Electrical and electronic devices including their accessories must be dis posed properly The materials are recyclable in accordance with their label ing You can make an important contribution to protecting our environment by reusing renewing and recycling materials and old appliances ...

Page 42: ...measurements are carried out each with a dif ferent tilting angle 35 0 35 around the longitudinal axis parallel to the bending edge The specified measurement accuracy represents the basic accuracy of the measurement and is reached under the following reference conditions Workpiece Reference angle of 90 Material Aluminum full material wire eroded Surface bare perpendicular to the bending edge in th...

Page 43: ...er Laser class 2 in accordance with IEC 60825 1 2014 Wavelength 660 nm Laser output 7 mW pulsed Laser output calibration uncertainty 0 9 mW Laser beam diameter 3 mm at the exit point Beam divergence 35 mrad Pulse frequency 167 Hz IEC 60825 1 2014 Table 10 Condition 3 200 mm most restrictive location 36 µs im pulse duration in orifice plate 9 4 Power supply unit Designation Switching Power Supply M...

Page 44: ... plug Cable length 1 meter 9 6 Bluetooth interface Type Bluetooth Low Energy v5 0 FCC ID XPYNINAB1 IC 8595A NINAB1 9 7 Bluetooth USB dongle Designation Bluegiga BLED112 Bluetooth Low Energy Dongle Wireless interface Bluetooth Low Energy v4 0 Antenna Integrated Connection Via USB virtual COM port emulation 9 8 Measuring aid with centering adapter Dimensions H x L x W 14 mm x 158 mm x 65 mm ...

Page 45: ...ating instructions V1 01 45 KEBA Fig 9 10 Front view of measuring aid with centering adapter 1 Guide tab for attaching to the de vice 2 Centering adapter 9 9 Dimensions weight Height 162 mm Width 49 mm Depth 15 mm Weight 225 g ...

Page 46: ...d in accordance with the in structions may cause harmful interference to radio communications How ever there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular in stallation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or tele vision reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or ...

Page 47: ...mentations d Industry Canada cet émetteur radio ne peut fonctionner qu à l aide d une antenne dont le type et le gain maximal ou minimal ont été approuvés pour cet émetteur par Industry Canada Pour réduire le risque d interférences avec d autres utilisateurs il faut choisir le type d antenne et son gain de telle sorte que la puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente p i r e ne soit pas supérieure à ...

Page 48: ...A2xx EU Declaration of Conformity Operating instructions V1 01 48 KEBA 11 EU Declaration of Conformity ...

Page 49: ...A2xx EU Declaration of Conformity Operating instructions V1 01 49 KEBA ...

Page 50: ...A2xx FCC Supplier s Declaration of Conformity Operating instructions V1 01 50 KEBA 12 FCC Supplier s Declaration of Conformity ...

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Page 54: ...sition 15 Codes DataMatrix code 16 Cover of charging socket Position 14 15 D DataMatrix code General 16 Dimensions weight Technical data 45 Display 17 Menu 23 Position 14 E Errors 38 G General information Technical data 42 I Idle state 28 Installation 31 L Laser Technical data 43 Laser warning plate Position 14 M Machine automatic operating mode 27 Magnets Position 14 Manual manual operating mode ...

Page 55: ...tion 14 Operating modes Machine automatic operating mode 27 Manual manual operating mode 27 Operation 17 Order key 16 Output for laser radiation Position 14 R Recesses for measuring aid Position 14 S Scope of delivery 16 Status indicator 17 T Type plate General 15 Position 14 ...

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