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Adjusting the STOP MAX

If after operating the machine you find that the stopping time is higher than determined 

by the test (usually caused by the normal heating of the brake lining during use), you can 

adjust the setting by entering the SETUP menu as previously described and selecting func-

tion CHANGE STOP MAX.  A new screen will appear. Change the stop max value to the  

highest stop time you have been getting plus 10% . Remember to move any light curtains, 

operator stations, etc. to the new safe distance as required by OSHA.

Setting and Adjusting Lost Motion Detection

The lost motion function is used to determine if the E-CAM is functioning properly.  E-CAM 

failures can have several causes. A broken chain drive. A chain sprocket could be slipping 

or the cable and even the E-Cam itself could be defective. 

The reason the lost motion time can be programmed is because every machine has some 

delay before it starts moving after the press is initiated. Obviously the quicker any of these 

errors are detected the safer the machine will be. If the factory default of 350 milliseconds 

causes lost motion faults. Try setting the time to 450 milliseconds. Test cycle the machine 

several times. If there are no lost motion errors, reduce the time by half. If there is a lost 

motion error, increase the time by half and test cycle the machine. Continue until you obtain 

the lowest possible setting without causing a lost motion error. 

To adjust the setting enter the SETUP menu as previously described and select the  function 

SET LOST MOTION.  A new screen will appear. Change the value as described above.

! WARNING ! Setting the lost motion time too high could result in personal injury!

MTS (Machine Test Signal)

As a additional  light curtain safety check the light curtain’s output (relays) can be checked 

once during each stroke of the machine. The purpose of this test is to be certain the light 

curtain relays are working properly. Should the relay contacts weld closed the machine would 

not stop if the light curtains are interrupted during the downward portion of the stroke. 

Some light curtain manufacturers do not have this input function. If they don’t, we would 

advise against buying this type light curtain. However, if you have a set of light curtains 

without this function, the control will accept a light curtain interrupt caused by the operator 

or the part breaking the beam during the up stroke of the machine. Most operations cause 

this to happen anyway.  This function can be turned off, however, it is very strongly recom-

mended that it is left on for safety.

NOTE: If the machine cycles 500 or more strokes per minute and the light curtain relays are 

slow you could get MTS faults. In this case you will have to turn the MTS function to off.

Summary of Contents for Jobber Plus

Page 1: ...Press Control Instruction Manual April 14 2009 3441 Saint Croix Court Punta Gorda FL 33950 Phone 800 516 5516 Fax 888 761 8725 Jobber Plus...

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Page 3: ...sting TDC 10 Changing Passwords 11 Stop Time Test 11 VARIABLE SPEED MACHINES 11 Adjusting the STOP MAX 12 Setting and Adjusting Lost Motion Detection 12 MTS Machine Test Signal 12 Micro Inch 13 User P...

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Page 5: ...other pertinent equipment daily for proper operation It is also the purchaser s and or employer s responsibility to know that the brake monitoring Set points and the mute Set points are proper and sa...

Page 6: ...ions which may apply are satisfied All Safety related machine control circuit elements including pneumatic electric or hydraulic controls must be control reliable Any power press which uses the Jobber...

Page 7: ...y facing the front surface of the E Cam chain sprocket Move the ram to TDC top dead center Mounting The jobber Plus Determine where on the machine you want to mount the jobber Plus Always mount the co...

Page 8: ...ntrol transformer must be grounded to the machine Dual Solenoid Connect the dual solenoid coils NOTE You MUST wire both coils separately The common for the dual valve coils should be connected to the...

Page 9: ...ne rotates clock wise or counter clock wise Note Direction of rotation is determined by facing the front of the E Cam and looking at the chain sprocket Once the selection has been made the screen will...

Page 10: ...e machine by pressing the palm buttons and hold ing them until the machine attempts to stop at TDC When it stops the display will show the angular position in degrees The LCD prompts you to cycle the...

Page 11: ...simply move the dial to the next speed mark and follow the instructions Start with the slowest speed setting The machine MUST BE AT TDC Do exactly as de scribed previously for single speed machines f...

Page 12: ...set correctly Have you had to change the stop time setting that was determined in the machine s initial setup If you had to change the stop time settings the cause is in the clutch brake or improper c...

Page 13: ...or less number up to 999999 The factory password is 1234 Once you change it it is gone It is VERY IMPORTANT that this password does not become available to unauthorized persons Im proper settings coul...

Page 14: ...there is a lost motion error increase the time by half and test cycle the machine Continue until you obtain the lowest possible setting without causing a lost motion error To adjust the setting enter...

Page 15: ...ersion comes with two user programmable output relays These relays will come on and go off at any programmed angle rotary position of the machine To set the cam relays enter the SETUP menu as previous...

Page 16: ...or SW Air Pressure SW Counter Balance Air Pressure SW Clutch Brake Operator Station 1 Palm One Operator Station 1 Palm Two Foot Switch Terminal 19 Light Curtain 2 relays or Single Solid State Relay Li...

Page 17: ...is wired so that when the switch is ON an input current is supplied to terminal 26 ON indicates that two operator stations are being used Depending on this switch position the message TWO OPERATOR or...

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Page 19: ...l Tech Controls Corp Buzzer Black Single Switch Black White Continous Switch White Black Continous Arm PB Ext Cont Arm PB Orange Black Top Stop PB Ext Top Stop PB Orange E Stop PB Ext E Stop PB W Blue...

Page 20: ...he palm buttons in until the ram has passed through 175 degrees bottom of stroke Press the Top Stop Button to stop the ram Continuous on Demand WARNING When using Continuous on Demand mode the machine...

Page 21: ...message is replaced by the next appropriate message i e SINGLE STROKE MODE This is caused by the extremely fast scan time of the processors To help with this situation a special diagnostic tool is pr...

Page 22: ...THERWISE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE No representation or warranty express or implied made by any sales representative di...

Page 23: ...MTCC Jobber Plus P a g e 2 3 Notes...

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