Specac Atlas Autotouch 40T, Руководство пользователя

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Atlas™ Autotouch 40T Hydraulic Presses
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Using the same example for a custom program ( P4 ) that has been
created to run, physically stopping the press by using the stop button
( 12 ) displays the “ Stop key pressed! ” message , whereas allowing the
press to stop automatically of its own accord because the piston limit
travel has been reached would display the message “
Reached Piston
Limit! ”
Similar though to the process of when the piston has travelled to reach
its limit, in stopping the press from pressing the stop button (
12 ), the
” Stop key pressed! ” message appears on the Display Screen ( 4 ) for a
couple of seconds and then the press automatically releases any
pressure that has been applied from the press motor and pump system
indicated from the momentary Display Screen (
4 ) condition showing
the “ Piston Retract ” message in red text . (See Display Screen step
for Release of an Applied Load on page 33.) The Display Screen ( 4 )
will default back to the original start display condition for any program
( PZ to P6 ) that has been loaded to apply with an ( ok ) status and after
a further period of circa 30 seconds to an ( OK ) condition status.
After the piston has fully retracted to its start/rest position because of
the
forced stopping of the program using the stop button ( 12 ), change
and close the gap created from an initial pressing between the top
pressing surface of the work (typically the plunger of a die) and the top
lead screw pressing anvil surface (
10 ), by adjusting the lead screw and
re-apply the load from a re-running of the program.