Southwestern Industries TRAK 2OP M11, Безопасность, Установка, Обслуживание, Сервис и Список Запасных Частей

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M11 Installation, Maintenance, Service, & Part List Manual
a) ATC FRONT – brings the ATC in towards the user. Make sure the Z axis is high
enough to clear the ATC before using.
b) ATC BACK – moves the ATC back out and away from the user.
c) ORIENT ON / OFF – pressing this button will make the spindle turn to the orientation
offset that is currently saved, and hold position. Pressing it again will release the spindle
so that it can be turned manually if necessary.
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ENC CHECK – Use to verify the spindle encoder is functioning properly. For every revolution
of the spindle, you should see 4096 counts on the screen. The counts should also reset to 0
once the encoder reaches the index pulse. You can turn the spindle manually, or use SPIN
SPEED to enter an rpm, and press FWD to power on the spindle.
5.11.2.7 Code 520: Set Tool Change Locations
Use this service code to set the 8 ATC locations. The locations are relative to the machines home
position.
Follow the directions on the screen. All 8 locations should be set by using a dial indicator to
sweep in the taper on a tool. The X and Y coordinate should be within 0.005” or so on your
indicator. In other words, there is some room for error, but these tool locations cannot be set by
eyesight.
The Z tool change height is defined as the location that Z axis must go to load a tool into the
ATC. See section 5.8.2 above for more instructions.
Once you have all tools set properly and the Z height, press the “SAVE TABLE” button to save all
tool locations.
5.11.2.8 Code 530: Set Machine and Computer Module Serial Numbers
In order for the machine to be fully functional, the system requires both the serial # from the
machine and from the computer module to be entered. When you receive your new machine,
the serial numbers should already be entered and ready to go. However, if you were to ever
replace the computer module, then the serial numbers will need to be entered upon installation.
To enter the machine’s seria l #, press MACHINE SERIAL and then use the alpha matrix to enter
y our machine’s serial #, which should be found on an outside sheet metal plate on the machine.
To enter the computer module’s serial #, press COM MOD SERIAL and use the alpha matrix to
enter the serial #. The computer module is found in the back of the machine, inside the
electrical cabinet. It is the main component on the lower left corner, and should have a visible
sticker with the serial # on it.
This information is used for logging into code 319 and code 1.
5.11.3 Section C - Diagnostic Codes
The following codes are used primarily when diagnosing a problem with the machine. To get to
any of these codes go to Service Codes, press “C” and press the code you wish to view.
5.11.3.0 Code 1: Program, File, Log Backup
This service code is meant for trying to backup everything currently in memory, for the sake of
troubleshooting. Along with the logs from code 319, and the config files from code 142, this will