IMET BS400/60 AFI-E, Инструкция пользователя

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TRADUCTION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
BS 400/60 AFI-Eing ED.2011 rev.00 20/60
15.3.1 - INFORMATION ON DISPLAY /1 = functioning parameters
The key MODE (10) allows to display a series of data concerning the functioning of the machine. If you push this
button for an instant, a led light, corresponding to one of the five parameters of the machine, lights on and you can
read automatically on the display a value. If you push again MODE the following led lights, corresponding to the
other paramets, light on clockwise. The parameters are the following:
MACHINE CYCLE TIME = by led light (5) on. The display is in seconds "S" (more often), in minutes "n" or in hours
" ". Please note that the indicator adapts itself automatically to the passed time.
FUNCTIONING TIME OF THE MOTOR BLADE
= by led light (6) on. Display as in “ MACHINE CYCLE TIME”. The
usual case is “ “ (on hours).
For band sawing machines this led light flashing indicates that there is a wrong or insufficient tension of the
band.
NUMBER OF CUT PIECES
= by led light (7) on. Progressive display of numbers from 1 to 9999, and following
appearance of the points next to the numbers, that is from 1. to 9.9.9.9.
CUTTING SPEED PREVIOUSLY SET = by led light (8) on. In meters/minutes for bands (optional in feet/minutes);
in r.p.m. for circular blades and discs.
ELECTRICAL ABSORPTION = by led light (9) on. Maximum current load in Ampere pointed out in each cutting
cycle.
Each one of these parameters can be zero-set by pushing the keys TEST + MODE together for about 2
seconds, while the corresponding light is on.
The display (2) indicates constantly the electric motor absorption in Ampere, and by reading it together with the
display (3), you can get ERROR MESSAGES.
15.3.2. - INFORMATION ON DISPLAY / 2 =
Errors table (SELF-DIAGNOSTICS)
The machine is equipped with self-diagnostics function, that allows to find out the working anomalies of the machine
and to inform the worker giving the code numbersindicated here below (the ones printed in bold type are the most
frequent):
DISPLAY ANOMALIES
ER0001 error in the configuration EEPROM
ER0002 error in the data checksum in EEPROM 1
1st. block
ER0003 error in the data checksum in EEPROM 2 2nd. block
ER0004 error in the data checksum in EEPROM 3 3rd. block
ER0005 error in the saved data in the permanent memory
ER0020 emergency active (emergency pushed?)
ER0021 motor overload protections (overheated motor?)
ER0022 open carter