NUOVA ELETTRONICA DSP LASER AP, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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DSP LASER AP with MCS
14. Output OUTS8 is without input for the Monitor relevant to controlled actuator.
15. The Sheet Edge request can be transmitted even via RS232. This functionality is always
active: if you wish to use it, ING2 cannot be connected.
16. This signal can provide two different indications to MCS, depending on the operation
MCS is executing. First case: if the machine is executing the Low Speed
Decompression, the signal must assume the value 24V for all the duration of the
operation. Second case: MCS is executing the Stop Distance test. In this case, during
the High Speed Downstroke, if you wish MCS executes the Stop before having reached
the position assigned by the programming parameter A5, the signal must assume the
value 24V for, at least, 30ms.
17. The programming parameter C17 allows selecting which outputs, among OUTG3,
OUTG5, OUTG8 and OUTG12, you wish to make active on the MCS command to
assign, then, always by means of the programming parameters C3, C6, C9 and C12,
the state ON or OFF they must assume in the four machine states (Upstroke, Stop,
Slow Downstroke, Fast Downstroke). The outputs not controlled by MCS commands
can be controlled by CNC via RS232 interface (see item 13, Safety Outputs).
18. It is suggested to use the generic output OUG12 to transmit the MCS Lock state to
CNC, when you do not wish to use the RS232 interface. To do this, the parameters C17,
C3, C6, C9 and C12 must be programmed in the following way:
C17: xxx1
C3: xxx1
C6: xxx1
C9: xxx1
C12: xxx1
where x stands for “any value”.
In this way, the signal OUTG12 will assume the value 24V when MCS will be in a state
different from Lock, while it assume the value 0V when MCS will Be in Lock.
Remember that, in Lock state, any movement of the upper table is inhibited.
19. This signal assumes the value 24V every time MCS does not allow the High Speed
Downstroke.
20. This signal assumes the value 24V every time MCS allows the Downstroke.
21. This signal assumes the value 24V every time MCS, during the Downstroke, intercepts
an object. It returns to 0V when the Upstroke is commanded.
22. The upstroke request signal is considered “active” when it assumes the value 24V and
“not active” when it assumes the value 0V.
Information :
MCS transmits, via RS232 interface, the state of all the inputs and outputs,
which can be then used by the numeric control. Remember that the
numeric control cannot manage functions classified as “safety functions”.
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