Kval Edge-SS, Operation & Service Manual

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Using the Tools Calibration
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KVAL Operation/Service Manual
Using the Tools Calibration
1.
Identify the cut that is out of specification.
2.
Select
the Tool
that is out of specification from the Main Head
3.
Measure the cut and follow the instructions in “How to Enter Calibration Data” on
page 3-6 .
4.
For direction of cut see “Enter a Positive or Negative Number?” on page 3-4.
Note: Maximum offset is 0.50 inches. If more than 0.50 inches of adjustment is
needed, there is a high probability that another issue may be causing a problem. If
issues can not be resolved, contact the KVAL Service Center KVAL Inc. (1-800-
553-5825).
See “Getting Help from KVAL” on page 1-17.
Typical Adjustments
Below are simplified examples of how the cut will change with calibration.
Y: - Offset
X: -
Offset
In this case the router pocket is out of specifica-
tion. Negative offsets should be entered into the
Y and X axis calibration to bring into specifica-
tion. If there are any issues with lip depth use the
Z axis calibration. (positive number to increase
depth negative number to decrease depth)
In this case a lock hole is out of specification by
location. Positive offsets should be entered into
the Y and X axis calibration to bring into specifi-
cation. If there are any issues with hole depth use
the Z axis calibration. (positive number to
increase depth negative number to decrease
depth)
Y: + Offset
X: + Offset
In this case a lock hole is out of specification by
diameter. Positive offsets should be entered into
the
Diameter Offset
calibration to bring into spec-
ification.