Carbide 3D Shapeoko HDM, Руководство по началу работы

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4. Load the G-code and the first tool, and set job zero. Ensure the spindle lock-out is engaged (the button
LED will be off) before loading the first tool.
5. Turn on the chiller.
6. Press the Spindle Lock-Out button to enable the spindle (the red LED will turn on).
7. Start the project in Carbide Motion. Carbide Motion, via the VFD, will automatically turn the spindle
on/off and control the RPM.
8. When prompted by Carbide Motion to perform a toolchange:
a. Press the Spindle Lock-Out button to disable the spindle (the button LED will turn off).
b. Load the new tool.
c. Press the Spindle Lock-Out button again to enable the spindle (the red LED will turn on).
d. Press the Resume button in Carbide Motion. The BitSetter HDM will automatically measure the
length of the new tool and update the Z-height.
WARNING:
Do NOT perform a toolchange without first being prompted by Carbide Motion . When you
change the tool unprompted, the machine does not know to measure the length of the new tool with the
BitSetter HDM and to re-zero your Z-Axis; this can result in the Z-Axis plunging too deeply into your stock.
9. Press and hold the Feed Hold button any time you wish to momentarily pause the feed. Release the
button to resume normal operation.
10. To pause the project and the machine during operation, press the Pause button in Carbide Motion. Press
the Start button to resume the project.
11. Once the project is complete, disable the spindle and disable the power to the machine. Then, turn off
the electronics cabinet power switch.
12. Leave the chiller on for an additional 5 – 10 minutes to allow the spindle to completely cool.