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9. Example
This chapter presents a step-by-step example on how to work with the Asycube and
describes the concepts presented in the previous chapters. The order of the sections
respects the order of the general procedure presented in section 2.2 General procedure
overview on page 7 of this document.
9.1. Install and configure the Asyril HMI
Please refer to chapter 3 on page 11 of this document for the detailed and illustrated
procedure for installing the software.
9.2. Adjust platform and hopper vibrations
For each new part, follow the steps presented below. Note that usually, there is no need to
re-configure a completely new vibration set for each new part as it is possible to reuse
existing vibration sets. Therefore, a vibration set is usually connected to a family of parts
rather than a single version of a part. Also, vibration set 26 is a non-modifiable set of default
vibration parameters specifically set by Asyril for a standard part to work optimally on your
Asycube.
Please refer to chapter 4 on page 13 and chapter 5 on page 16 of this document for the
detailed explanation of the adjustable parameters and general adjustment advice.
9.2.1. Platform vibration
Place a few parts on the Asycube platform, ideally the number of parts that seem to be
adequate (enough to be representative, not too many such as to minimise overlapping
parts).
Test the behaviour of your parts on the Asycube either using vibration set number 26,
which contains the default parameters for a standard part (not modifiable by the user) or
by using one of your own parametrised vibration set.
If no adjusting is needed, you may skip steps 3 and 4.
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