HYDROSCAND AutoCal H24D, Руководство пользователя

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H24/H32D AutoCal USER MAnUAL EDiTiOn i 2013-02-27
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5.2 Changing the oil and filter
The oil should be changed once yearly. Retract the dies completely to change the oil. Tap out
the old oil by opening the oil plug in the bottom of the tank and siphon the oil out through
the oil filling hole. Change the filter every time the oil is changed. Fill the new oil to the mark
on the measurement stick (see photo 1). Loosen the filter lid screws (see photo 2), lift the
filter (see photo 3) and change.
Use only the oil recommended by Hydroscand Machine AB:
Iso VG46
5.3 Calibration
The machine is equipped with a simple calibration function that makes it possible to pre-
program calibration so that it can be easily performed or activated when needed. Service
technicians can even calibrate the machine by a pC-interface. Use the calibration tool to
perform a simple calibration.
1. press the shift and opening diameter minus (-) buttons simultaneously.
The green indication lamp beside the button indicates that the simple calibra -
tion function is activated.
2. To calibrate the crimping counter interval, press the shift and opening diameter
minus (-) button until the over row in the window blinks three times. Simple cali
bration must be activated for this to be performed. The plus (+)/minus (-) but
tons toggle settings. The bottom row in the window indicates the number of com
pleted crimping processes since the last calibration.
3. When the set value is reached, the simple calibration function is triggered, indica
ted by a red indication lamp. The machine cannot be used until a calibration has
been completed.
4. Mount the die set 19 intended for use with the calibration tool.
5. insert the calibration tool and press the crimping button until the indicator lamp
shifts from red to green. Calibration is now complete.
note: The machine calibration sequence does not affect the counter.
6. Check. Recalibrate the machine if the crimping measurement is not the same as
the set crimping measurement.
Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3