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Visslo F8 premier, Operation Manual

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4.2.1.2  Grooving

  (A) Automatic edging

1) Choose edging conditions

  

   

 :

  

   

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* Glass edging is not available in grooving.

2) Fix lens to adaptor

Ref.) Article 2 of 5.1.1. Automatic edging

3)  Push                and start edging.            

Measure lens thickness

Rough edging
(Switched to the screen of beveling shape)

Delicate edging

Polishing (When choose                   )

Chamfering (When choose                  )

Edging is done ( switched to home)

Openign sliding cover and seizing lens, push

    and pull lens out.

Warning

 Pull lens out after opening sliding cover and the wheel is stopped throughly.
 The operator may be able to be injured by the breakage or broken frictions
 when lens is fallen to wheel if take the chuck off on condition that wheel

  Grooving

STEP : 

STEP : 

STEP : 

STEP : 0.1

0.1

0.1

0.1

MIN : 70.00

RATIO             3.0 : 7.0
LENGTH(mm)   3.0 : 7.0

 

 

Summary of Contents for F8 premier

Page 1: ...OPERATION MANUAL 3D PATTERNLESS LENS EDGER F8 premier Rev 1014 0912 ...

Page 2: ...WWW VISSLO COM 301 Apollo Town 18 36 Sanbon Dong Gunpo City Korea Tel 82 31 349 8693 Fax 82 31 349 ...

Page 3: ...al selection 3 2 Edging data input 3 2 1 Standard lens 3 2 2 Bi focal lens 4 Edgings 4 1 Standard Beveling 4 1 1 Automated edging 4 1 2 Controlled edging Decenteriged Edring 4 2 Optional edging 4 2 1 Classifications by frames 4 2 1 1 Flat Rimeless edging 4 2 1 2 Grooving A Automated B Controlled Decenteriged 4 2 2 Classifications by lens 4 2 2 1 EX lens edging 4 2 3 Edging by the function 4 2 3 1 ...

Page 4: ...data 5 1 2 Retrieve data 5 1 3 Adjust the parameters 6 Installation and maintenance 6 1 Installation 6 2 check 6 3 maintenance 6 4 cleaning 7 Safety 7 1 Caution while use 7 2 Transfer 7 3 Wiring 8 Error codes 9 Usable environmental conditions 10 Symbol Description ...

Page 5: ...unit display and electronic unit The lens edger Model F8 premier can be equipped with OMA compliances for laboratory operation 1 2 Lens materials and edging modes x Edging is not available Flat Bevel Lens material Acrylic resin Edging mode Hi index plastic PLA Plastic HPA o o Beveling o o o Polishing Grooving Flat Chamfering o o o o PC Polycarbonate GLS glass o o o o o o o ACR o o o o o o o x o Ch...

Page 6: ... 28mm 100 pcs for 18mm 5 Operation manual 6 Dressing stick 100 400 3000 each 1 pc 100 Glass wheel 400 Finishing wheel Chamfering wheel 3000 Polishing wheel 7 Tool Box 8 Pump Unit Optional Tool Box Composition Frame jig Wrench set Calibration jig Leap cup Lens adaptor Lens clamp Fuse Leap cup remover Block remover Pattern Demo Lens Holder Wrench driver ...

Page 7: ...ed colored red colored red colored Head Up Head Up Head Up Head Up Down Locking A Down Locking A Down Locking A Down Locking A red colored Head L Head L Head L Head L R Locking B R Locking B R Locking B R Locking B Edger fixing unit location Edger fixing unit location Edger fixing unit location Edger fixing unit location Feeler Locking C Feeler Locking C Feeler Locking C Feeler Locking C Groove Lo...

Page 8: ...the damage which is not covered underwarrenty improper handling could cause the damage which is not covered underwarrenty improper handling could cause the damage which is not covered underwarrenty improper handling could cause the damage which is not covered underwarrenty 3 Edger fixing lockerA B C D is limited 3 Edger fixing lockerA B C D is limited 3 Edger fixing lockerA B C D is limited 3 Edge...

Page 9: ...th bar code scanner Cooling Fan Cooling Fan Cooling Fan Cooling Fan RS RS RS RS 232 232 232 232C C C C Interface Connector Interface Connector Interface Connector Interface Connector Barcode Barcode Barcode Barcode Scanner Connector Scanner Connector Scanner Connector Scanner Connector Pump Pump Pump Pump1 1 1 1 Connector Connector Connector Connector Power Switch Power Switch Power Switch Power S...

Page 10: ...rylic resin 2 Frame material Choose MTL Metal CEL Celluloid ZYL PNT two point or NYL Nylor 3 Edging mode 3 7 Auto 4 6 Auto 5 5 Auto CTR Manual EX EX lens are available EX lens edging Controlled grooving Automated grooving Rimless Flat edging Edging mode Controlled beveling Automated beveling 12 11 4 6 7 8 9 10 2 5 1 3 ...

Page 11: ... Use when choose in setting up the steps of the figures if change edging data 8 Use when choose specific menu 9 Use when move cursors 10 Use when regulate the increments and decrements of edging data 11 Use when transmit the traced data to screen panel 12 Use when change input shape of designed data 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 26 27 28 MIN 70 00 V Vertical H Horizontal 14 23 24 25 21 ...

Page 12: ...ging EX lens edging Rough process steps to edger roughing wheel Bevel process steps to bevel Finish process steps to edge delicate Polish process steps to polish Groove process steps to groove Chamfer process steps to chamfer 15 Shows the clamp is locked or not chuck unchuck 16 Shows chamfered or not no chamferring Chamferring 17 Lens materials Plastic High index plastic Polycarbonate Front or Rea...

Page 13: ...de Auto mode Controlled mode EX lens mode Blank indicates the flat edging without grooving 20 Shows polishing mode Polishing No polishing 21 Frame changing mode Frame changing mode 22 the selected side of a lens to be edged R L Right Left ...

Page 14: ... of 0 1mm Crossing distance from optical center to lens vertically Crossing distance from optical center to the bottom of lens vertically 24 FPD Frame pupil distance Pupil distance of glasses frame DBL Distance between nasal points Distance between nasal points and frame Fig 6 7 DBL L L L PD FPD ...

Page 15: ...r which is originated from traced size of the frames or patterns 0 00 27 Layout mode Optical center Frame center Indicate horizontal and vertical distance between optical center and frame center Bi focal lens mode 27 Memory address MEM Store or read the traced pattern data while use memory function and may be able to store up to 120 addresses MIN 70 00 V Vertical H Horizontal ...

Page 16: ...2 3 Edger key Switch 2 3 1 Menu Retouch minor adjusting Safety Bevel chamferring mode on off CHUCK START Start Edging STOP Stop Edging ...

Page 17: ...nishing wheel wheel to finish lens edging Rimless polishing wheel Wheel for polishing the edge of rimless lens Chamfering wheel Grooving wheel Adaptor Block Holder Lens clamp Feeler Measuring apparatus of the thickness of lens Feelers Adaptor Block Holder Chamfer Wheel Groove Wheel Polishing Wheel Lens Clamp Finishing Wheel Roughing Wheel Glass Roughing Wheel ...

Page 18: ...ylic resin 2 Choose frame materials Metal Celluloid Nylon two point 3 Choose edging mode Auto mode Controlled mode EX lens mode 4 Choose polishing mode Polishing mode No polishing 5 Choose edging side Right Left 6 Choose Chamferring no chamferring Chamfering both Chapter 3 The input of edging conditions ...

Page 19: ...Automatic beveling Controlled grooving Automatic grooving Rilmelss flat edging EX Lens edging Edging mode Controlled beveling ...

Page 20: ... frame center The shortest vertical distance from optical center to outline of lens shape The crossing distance from optical center to the lowest point of the bottom of lens shape The crossing distance from optical center to the lowest point of the bottom of nasal points MN MN MN MN 70 00 70 00 70 00 70 00 ...

Page 21: ...The distance between staright line point downside of lens shape and center point of distinguished line upside The center level height from the lowest point of lens shape to center level height of distinguished line upside ...

Page 22: ...the lens as keeping the standard point of leapcup to the standard point of adaptor Fig 14 Fixing lens Note Edge the lens after keeping the standard points always otherwise precise edging may not be able to be made Chapter 4 Edging Standard point Leap cup block Base point Adapter for half eye Standard Leap cup Leap cup for half eye lens Base point ...

Page 23: ...opped throughly The operator may be able to be injured by the breakage or broken frictions when lens is fallen to wheel if take the chuck off on condition that wheel is not stopped throughly Warning Be sure to close sliding cover certainly before start edging Edging may not be able to be worked as sliding cover is not closed Don t open sliding cover during edging The operator may be able to be inj...

Page 24: ...reen and system is to be stopped Fig 16 Screen of beveling shape The steps on screen indicates the volume of increments decrements to enter and may be able to be switched to 0 01 0 1 0 5 by pushing key MIN means minimum sized lens to be edged Ratio Bevel ratio Scale A thickness Total Section B lens thickness minimum maximum RATIO 3 0 7 0 LENGTH mm 3 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 7 0 STEP 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 Section v...

Page 25: ... in RATIO and LENGTH both RATIO means the rate from lens thickness to beveling position LENGTH means the distance from lens inside to beveling To begin with confiming the position line of section viewing push and activate screen and push or and then the figures may be able to be changed RATION and LENGTH may be able to be switched by Fig 17 Be sure to be careful to use LENGTH function simply becau...

Page 26: ...l complete lens out Open sliding cover and take the lens push key and pull lens out Warning Pull lens out after opening sliding cover and the wheel is stopped throughly The operator may be able to be injured by the breakage or broken frictions when lens is fallen to wheel if take the chuck off on condition that wheel is not stopped throughly ...

Page 27: ...cover is not closed Don t open sliding cover during edging The operator may be able to be injured eye by the edging frictions simply because the edging is not to be stopped though sliding cover is open during edging Push and start edging Measure lens thickness Rough edging Delicate edging Polishing When choose Chamfering When choose Edging is done switched to home Warning Pull lens out after openi...

Page 28: ...nted additionally for the edged lens of rimless standard However eliminating leap cup from lens or changing R L or change FPD PD or paging data of the other frames may not be worked 1 Choose edging conditions or 2 Fix lens to adaptor 3 Push and then switched to simulation screen 4 Check the section out and regulate length or width 5 Push and start edging ...

Page 29: ...icate edging Polishing When choose Chamfering When choose Edging is done switched to home Openign sliding cover and seizing lens push and pull lens out Warning Pull lens out after opening sliding cover and the wheel is stopped throughly The operator may be able to be injured by the breakage or broken frictions when lens is fallen to wheel if take the chuck off on condition that wheel Grooving STEP...

Page 30: ...ore start edging Edging may not be able to be worked as sliding cover is not closed Don t open sliding cover during edging The operator may be able to be injured eye by the edging frictions simply because the edging is not to be stopped though sliding cover is open during edging ...

Page 31: ...decrements to enter and may be able to be switched to 0 01 0 1 0 5 by pushing key MIN means minimum sized lens to be edged Base ratio is 3 7 under controlled mode 4 Do simulation of bevel section Position line of section viewing is rotated clockwise Position line of section viewing is rotated unclockwise Push or again to stop the position line of section viewing Move the postion line of section vi...

Page 32: ...le to be switched Fig 17 by Be sure to be careful to use LENGTH function simply because it is only useful for describe delicate function whch RATIO function may not be able to describe 6 Push again and start edging Roughing Finishing edging Polishing When choose Chamfering When choose Edging is done switched to home 7 Pull complete lens out Open sliding cover and take the lens push key and pull le...

Page 33: ...rd point of leapcup to the standard point of adaptor 3 Push and start edging Screen is to be switched to simulation screen after measuring the thickness of lens and then system is to be stopped Position line of section viewing is rotated clockwise Position line of section viewing is rotated unclockwise Push or again to stop the position line of section viewing Move the postion line of section view...

Page 34: ...Push and start edging Screen is to be switched to simulation scree after measuring the thickness of lens and then system is to be stopped Position section viewing line at the thickest place of lens Push and switch to LENGTH by and try to regulate with or Push again and try to rotate or section viewing line and check bevel position is off the track from lens Section viewing line is supposed to be s...

Page 35: ...ith lensmeter 4 2 Fix lens to leap cup with blocker 5 Trace lens Refer to 3 6 dummy lens tracing Traced lens shape turns up in thick line at the screen 6 Check lens size is larger enough than frame out and regulate data in order that lens and frame may not be crossed Ref Regulating data are available in PD SIZE Scale change of whole size size change of left right size change of up down are availab...

Page 36: ... Safety modey may be able to edge more safely 4 3 Checking lens size out and correction 1 Check lens size out after edging 2 It is requested to correct size if lens size is larger 3 Correcting lens size Be able to try versitile size change after position the cursor on SIZE of main screen and push ...

Page 37: ...ss to store by 1 120 Push and transmit traced data to screen 5 1 3 Parameter Setting Important data change may be able to made at Refer to MENU hereinafeter specifically Use to choose functions always Chapter 5 Store data and use MENU Early screen SIZE SIZ SIZ Change Parameter Regulate Size Regulate Rotation Regulate Bevel Regulate Groove Chamfer Regulate Axis Wheel Dressing Test Counter Job Upgra...

Page 38: ...able or not Barcode Memory Means bar code function is working or not Check Cover Sensor May check cover sensor is working and may not begin edging if chosse YES and cover is open Text Display Shows text menu Rework Start from grooving If YES rework begins from grooving and if NO only last process are repeating Initial Value of FPD Initial Value of PD Height of Optical Center BiF Chuck Layout Hor B...

Page 39: ...completed after 4 more rotations Roughing Extra Rotation Could add more head rotations Finishing Extra Rotation Could add more head rotations Polishing Extra Rotation Could add more head rotations Grooving Extra Rotation Could add more head rotations Chamfering Extra Rotation Could add more head rotations PC Lens Extra Rotation Could add more head rotations Roughing extra rotation Finishing extra ...

Page 40: ... V Compensate whole size of celluloid frames CEL Frame SIZE V Compensate vertical size of celluloid frames 5 Regulate Groove Chamfer Necessary compensation value for regulating beveling chamfering Minimum Lens Width for Groove Groove Depth Groove Position Compensate position of grooving wheel Groove Width Groove Compensation Parameter Compensate depth Chamfer Depth Chamfer Position F R Compensate ...

Page 41: ...ompensation 500 Exit Groove Wheel Axis Compensation Chamfer F R Axis Compensation Finish Wheel Axis Compensation Polish Wheel Axis Compensation Feeler F R Axis Compensation Calibration Axis Compensation 7 Wheel Dressing Whell dressing mode Water Feeding ON OFF Confirm pump is working Wheel Dressing ON OFF Confirm wheel is working Groove Wheel ON OFF Confirm wheels of groove and chamfer Movement In...

Page 42: ...ving gauge to left and right by hands It s normal if more than 3000 turns up when moved to the end of left and right Go to next step by pressing select Did you install a Lens Yes No turns up and head goes back to original position That s the MODE to check pressure by inserting pressure guage in to the middle of head Pressure differs from what lens are chosen from first MENU When press No and moves...

Page 43: ...le with wet hands 6 Please do not install or store in the place near with excessive shock or vibration 7 Please do not install or store in the place with excessive dusts 8 Please keep the distance more than 10Cm from wall not to shield the fan of rear side of the equipment 9 Please be sure to place the equipment on the table which may be able to sustain the equipments weight 40kg 10 Please be sure...

Page 44: ...ized driver and switch fuse and then put holder back Please be sure to turn off power before switching fuse If not it could cause electric shock 5 Appropriate dressing sticks should be used otherwise may be able to give damage to wheels 6 Never dress roughing wheel for edging plastic May be able to give damage to wheels 7 It is necessary to change filthy water to clean water not later than 30days ...

Page 45: ...acles to do wheel dressing 6 Keep enough water storage 70 80 of the tank capacity 7 Replace dirty water with clean water 8 It is recommended to replace wheels at every two years or after edging 2 500 pairs lenses It is required to contact the authorized agency who handle this machine 9 Check tension of belts and make it tight 10 Replace wheels when it is regarded worned out 11 Replace water proof ...

Page 46: ...ter operation Be careful the water is not be soaked or penetrated into machine inside 4 Take dusts off from the accessories after operation 5 When outside panels or the surface of machine became dirty clean dirty part with soft fabrics with neutral detergent Don t use organic chemistry detergents like solvent at all 6 Cover the machine well to prevnet from live small sized animals like rats ...

Page 47: ...rd on eye 3 Release chuck after the wheel is stopped throughly Sludges edged may give serious hazard if the lens is to be fallen on wheel and to be broken 4 Stop the equipment right now if the cracks are found in wheels or lens 5 Use the equipment only for the edging of lens Other uses may cause lowering the performance of the equipment or got damage by the broken wheels Caution 1 Do not dismantle...

Page 48: ...and take the leap cup with soft fabric if take it by naked hands to avoid hazard against hands 8 Be sure to the part of the body or other garbages not to be held in the working part of stylus while tracing It may cause breakdown 7 2 Transfer Caution 1 Be sure to seize the metal part of the equipment bottom certainly and transfer by more than two persons 2 Be sure to hands are not stuck between tab...

Page 49: ...usts on the pins may cause electric leakage or fire 6 Connect cord accurately till pin is fitted into the socket throughly Damages on wire may cause electric leakage or fire 7 Turn off power right now if smells or smokes sparks or sounds 8 Do not load much to the one power cord Overloading may cause heat and fire 9 Use suitable rated socket If not it may cause electric leakage or fire 10 Be sure t...

Page 50: ...motor or standard sensor error up Chamfer load motor or standard sensor error down Chamfer load motor or standard sensor error down Chamfer load motor or standard sensor error up Chamfer load motor or standard sensor error down Gauge sensor error Gauge rotating sensor Chuck motor error Unchuck Chuck motor error Chuck Main head gap sensor error Main head gap sensor error Chamfer arm gap sensor erro...

Page 51: ...perature up to 40 C Maximum relative humidity up to 80 C Mains supply voltage fluctuation up 10 of The nominal voltage Transient over voltage category Applicable rated pollution dsgree 2 Degree of protection IPX0 Chapter 9 Usable environmental conditions ...

Page 52: ...Chapter 10 Symbol Description ...

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