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Model MMC200 Multi-Material Cutter

IMPORTANT: No liability will be incurred by The
Eraser Co. for injury, death, or property dam-
age caused by a product which has been set
up, operated, and/or installed contrary to
Eraser’s written operating manual, or which
has been subjected to misuse, negligence, or
accident, or which has been repaired or al-
tered by anyone other than Eraser, or which
has been used in a manner or for a purpose
for which the product was not designed.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
DO NOT OPERATE TOOL UNTIL YOU HAVE
READ THOROUGHLY, AND UNDERSTAND
COMPLETELY, ALL INSTRUCTIONS, RULES,
ETC., ON THESE PAGES. THESE ARE IMPOR-
TANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND SHOULD
BE KEPT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. CON-
TACT ERASER IF INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT
CLEAR.

The following instructions apply for firmware cre-
ated after June 07, 2005. For previous versions,
use instructions appropriate for those. When the
machine is powered up, the “splash” screen will
reveal which instructions are to be used:

THE ERASER COMPANY
MMC200   06-07-05

A date in the third line of the display indicates re-
vised firmware and that the following instructions
apply. No firmware written before this date displays
the revision date on the splash screen.

SET-UP:

The MMC200 is supplied with one fixed, stationary
blade (lower) and one moveable blade (upper).

Also included are three Allen wrenches; 1/8",
3/16" & 9/64"

CAUTION

: The MMC200 comes with the blades

completely installed. These blades are intended
for use on wire and tubing and are extremely sharp.
Caution must be used when removing or installing
these blades.

Place the unit on a sturdy workbench with the right
side exit chute even with the right side of the bench.
Short and long cut lengths will drop out the right
side of the exit chute. Material collection bins can
be placed to collect the cut material as it exits. If
using the DE700 (or any other tensioning de-reeler)
place the de-reeler to the left of the unit at least 24"
from the entrance.  High feed rates and high man-
datory production rates may necessitate the use
of the APF100 prefeeder. Refer to the de-reeler’s
operating instructions for further set up details.

If this MMC200 is to be used with the automatic
pre-feeder (APF100), insert the communication
cable (part # PR1212) into the DB9 connector la-
beled “COMMUNICATION PORT” on both ma-
chines. This allows the MMC200 to pause process-
ing in the event of a material mis-feed. This fea-
ture can be used to stop the MMC200 by an exter-
nal signal applied to the pins of this port (a DC
voltage from 5V to 24V or higher if applied briefly).
This allows the MMC200 to be controlled by an
external       process. Call factory for details.

Insert the power cord into the IEC connector. Plug
the unit into the appropriate power supply using
the correct plug for the unit purchased. Use a prop-
erly grounded mains supply. The American plug is
for use on 110/120V 60Hz mains supply. The
European and United Kingdom plugs are for 220/
240V 50Hz mains supply. Connect clean, dry, com-
pressed air at 40 to 90 P.S.I.

Caution:

 Environmental conditions for proper op-

eration should be 50° F-104° F (10° C-40° C) and
30-75% relative humidity. The MMC200 should be
operated in a well-ventilated open workspace. This
machine may be affected by outside environmen-
tal disturbances. The unit is rated for continuous
use and is protected by one fuse located in the
IEC connector.

Caution:

 Safety glasses or other suitable eye pro-

tection should be worn when operating this unit.

OPERATION:

Turn the MMC200 on using the I/O switch on the
side of the unit. Do not turn the unit on and off re-
peatedly without waiting 5 seconds. Removing the

Production Automation • Eden Prairie, MN USA • Ph: 888-903-0333 • [email protected] • www.gotopac.com • Fax 952-903-0315

Summary of Contents for MMC200

Page 1: ...Please Read Before Operating Unit Operating Manual Model MMC200 Multi Material Cutter Service and All Spare Parts Available...

Page 2: ...ANUAL WHEN USING ELEC TRIC TOOLS BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO RE DUCE RISK OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK AND PERSONAL INJURY INCLUDING THE FOL LOWING GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS In the ev...

Page 3: ...s rings bracelets or other jewelry that might get caught in moving parts Non slip footwear is recommended Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair DON T OVERREACH Keep proper footing and bal...

Page 4: ...ction bins can be placed to collect the cut material as it exits If using the DE700 or any other tensioning de reeler place the de reeler to the left of the unit at least 24 from the entrance High fee...

Page 5: ...firmware revision date are displayed in the third line The main Batch Select screen is displayed next DO ONE OF THESE 0 0 FOR NO BATCH SAVE ENTER FOR KIT NEXT NEW BATCH 1 The number on the first line...

Page 6: ...t the actual average cut piece measures 9 8 24 9cm a length compensation of 2 will increase the cut length by 200 0 5 cm to the desired 10 25 4 cm The or keys may be used to add or decrease length com...

Page 7: ...G key and the manual pro cess screen comes up MANUAL PROCESS LENGTH 0 0 ABORT ESC This screen looks like the manual mode screen but has a subtle difference When the JOG or keys are pressed the wire or...

Page 8: ...stop immediately When the guard is closed we again see the exceptional event re covery screen JOG JOG CUT CUT ABORT ESC CONTINUE RUN The MMC200 checks for the presence of material continually during...

Page 9: ...ation When the operator is satisfied he she has chosen the correct batch press the or ENTER key to move to the next index INDEX 1 N KIT 1 SELECT BATCH 0 A LENGTH 0 QUANTITY 0 The second location is nu...

Page 10: ...ocess ing A RUN key press gives the kit run screen OF KITS 0 KIT 1 CURRENT BATCH XX PIECES LEFT X PRESS ESC TO STOP The top line indicates the number of kits completed thus far and the identifying kit...

Page 11: ...r blade holder see Specification Photo 1 Rotate the left upper blade holder out and in sert the removed screw back into the threaded hole Caution the blade is now free and may fall if not supported Us...

Page 12: ...ling the safety guard air supply and power TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible Cause Possible solution Material does not Feed Feed System not closed Close Feed System with Engage Belt Feed Switch Inadequ...

Page 13: ...crew Right Blade Holder Left Tension Screw Upper Blade Knuckle with Key Replace screw to use as a Handle repeat for left side Firmly grasp both cap screws and push blade off of the knuckle key lower b...

Page 14: ...MMC200 Specification Photos Specification Photo 4 Specification Photo 5 Lower Blade Holder Screws Production Automation Eden Prairie MNUSA Ph 888 903 0333 info gotopac com www gotopac com Fax 952 903...

Page 15: ...NOTES...

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