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Index
Adjusting the Clamping Force ........................ 45
Adjusting the Release Contact ...................... 42
Ausschneidezeit ............................................. 21
Auxiliary Functions ......................................... 20
Basic Equipment ............................................ 58
Blade Feed and Rotating Time ...................... 21
Blockschema ................................................. 59
Centering the Centering Chucks .................... 35
Centering the Jaws via the Calibration kit ...... 39
Cleaning and Inspection ................................ 48
Cleaning of the Jaws...................................... 49
Cleaning of the Work Space .......................... 48
Cleaning the Stripping Blades and Centering
Chucks ....................................................... 48
Code zum Sperren des Speicherzugriffs ....... 23
Connections ................................................... 10
Control Panel ................................................... 6
Copying Memory Contents ............................ 25
Deleting Memory Contents ............................ 28
Description of Keys and Switches .................... 6
Diagnosis, Troubleshooting ........................... 50
Direction of Rotation ...................................... 27
Drehrichtung ............................................ 27, 28
Functional Testing ......................................... 13
Interference Immunity (EMC) ......................... 10
Joining of Several Programs .......................... 24
List of Spares ................................................. 58
Lubrication Schedule ..................................... 49
Machine Description ........................................
5
Mains Connection .......................................... 10
Maintenance .................................................. 29
Memory Lock ................................................. 23
Messervorschub ............................................ 21
mm / inch ....................................................... 26
Open Blades Prior to Strip Pull ..................... 20
Operation ...................................................... 13
Options .......................................................... 58
Partitial Strip .................................................. 20
Programming ................................................ 14
Programming of Steps .................................. 15
Programmverzeichnis ................................... 18
Programmverzeichnis ( Beispiel ) ................. 19
Qty. ................................................................ 23
Remote Control ............................................. 10
Replacing the Mains Fuses ........................... 12
Replacing the Stripping Blades ..................... 29
Replacing the Toothed Belt ........................... 45
Rotation during Pull ....................................... 22
RS 232 C ....................................................... 10
Second Function Level .................................... 7
Service Rules ................................................ 29
Setting the Mains Voltage ............................. 12
Speicherinhalt kopieren ........................... 24, 25
Spindle Dir. .............................................. 27, 28
Standard work cycles
.................................
14
Stückzähler ................................................... 23
Switch ............................................................ 10
Technical Data .............................................. 57
Troubleshooting Checklist ............................. 51
Umschalten von mm auf inch........................ 26
Unpacking the ST730...................................... 5
Verbinden von mehreren Programmen ......... 24
Wayback ....................................................... 20
Wear Parts .................................................... 58
Work Steps ................................................... 14
Zusatzfunktionen ........................................... 26