Newall DP900, Руководство пользователя

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Generic functions
Renaming a tool
1. Highlight the tool that you wish to rename using the the up and down
navigation keys.
2. Press to open the Data Entry screen.
3. Use the alpha-numeric keys to enter the new name.
4. Press to save the new name.
5. If you do not wish to save the changes press .
Turning on a tool offset
1. Press .
2. Highlight a tool from the tool list using the up and down navigation
keys.
3. Press .
Turning off tool offsets
1. Select .
2. Press .
Sub datums
Sub datums are different machining steps that you may need. In
operation, the absolute datum of the machine is replaced by each sub
datum in turn, so you can work to zero for each step instead of having to
constantly refer to a printed list of coordinates.
Using this function, you can create as many as 50 jobs that each contains
up to 20 sub datums. Here, a job is a group of sub datums for a particular
job. You can give each job a 20-character name which is stored in the
permanent memory.
Creating a job
1. Press .
2. From the Sub Datum selection screen press . This opens a new
sub datum job.
3. Press .
4. You can either enter the axis co-ordinates using the axis load or
move the axes to the required position.
To use axis load:
Press the slider bar close to the axis.
Enter the coordinates.
Press [ enter ].
5. Press to save the coordinates and move to the next step.
The information bar shows the current step / total # of saved steps.
6. If you make a mistake or decide you do not want the point you have
created, press .
7. Once you have entered all the Sub Datums, press twice.
The job is automatically named ‘LAST JOB’. You do not have to
rename the job at this point you can leave it as ‘LAST JOB’ until you
decide whether you want to keep it. You can then rename it later if
you want to keep it. Press to enter a name for that job. Once
you have named the sub datum, press .