Wintriss autoset 1500, User Manual

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1137200 AutoSet User Manual
4-12 Operation
7.
If AutoSet does not stop the press after the new setpoints have been calculated, do the
following:
a. Turn the “% REP” indicator dial down to position 3 (i.e., 3%), and repeat steps 2 and
3.
b. If AutoSet stops the press, establish that the press stopped due to low setpoints,
referring to step 4a. If low setpoints are the cause of the press stopping, turn the “%
REP” indicator dial back to its previous position (i.e., position 4, or 5%), and turn the
“% TOL” dial to a setting that is approximately twice that of the “% REP” selector
(i.e., position 3, or 10%). These are the correct settings for the job.
c. If AutoSet does not stop the press, turn the “% TOL” indicator dial to the next lower
position, and repeat steps 2 and 3.
d. If AutoSet stops the press, repeat step 7b.
e. If AutoSet does not stop the press, repeat step 7c.
Changing Setpoint Percentage Settings
Once you have established setpoint percentages for high tonnage (standard AutoSet) or for
high tonnage and repeatability (AutoSet Plus) on one die, you can use these settings for all
other dies you run on the press.
There may be situations, however, in which you will want to change setpoint percentages. For
example, you may want to create tighter setpoints for some jobs to provide greater protection
for the press; on other jobs, looser setpoints may be desired to prevent unnecessary faults and
press shutdowns.
Recalculating Setpoints after a Tool Change
Even though “% TOL” and “% REP” settings may be the same for different dies, you must
always recalculate setpoints after a tool change so they are based on the new press load. To
recalculate setpoints, do the following:
ALWAYS RECORD PERCENTAGE SETTINGS FOR SETPOINTS
Be sure to write down the percentages used in creating setpoints for any tool with settings different
from those that are standard on your press. Then, when you re-use the tool, you can simply dial in
the old settings.
Setpoints can be recalculated while the press is running.
NOTICE
NOTICE