Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 User Manual (English)

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Barbara EdwardsAug 22, 2025
Why is there a motor overload on my Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20?
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  Stephanie AtkinsonAug 23, 2025
  A motor overload on your Duplomatic Control Unit can occur for several reasons: - The inertia loaded on the disc exceeds limits: In this case, check that the turret is set to the right inertia value by the PTAB03 signal - LK3 on the connection box. - The unbalanced load exceeds limits. - A crash occurred during disc rotation. - The zero switch or zero cam are not well positioned: This is especially relevant if the alarm happens when the turret is locking at the reference cycle completion. - The wiring to the motor or to the resolver is defective. - Mechanical hardening.
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Scott MoraSep 2, 2025
What causes the signal of the unlocking switch to go off while the turret is unlocked in Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20?
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  Ernest HamiltonSep 2, 2025
  The signal of the unlocking switch going off while the turret is unlocked in your Duplomatic Control Unit may be due to: - Problems of pressure. - Bad switch connection/wiring (mainly in remote applications). - The unlocking switch being defective.
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Bobby ParkerSep 1, 2025
What causes the signal of the unlocking switch to stay on during the locking phase in Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 Control Unit?
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  jjohnsonSep 1, 2025
  The signal of the unlocking switch staying on during the locking phase in your Duplomatic Control Unit could be due to: - Locking pressure being too low (hydraulic only). - Bad position of the unlocking switch. - Bad switch connection/wiring (mainly in remote applications). - The unlocking switch being defective.
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Erika EdwardsAug 31, 2025
What causes the signal of the locking switch to stay off during the locking phase in Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 Control Unit?
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  dustin37Aug 31, 2025
  The signal of the locking switch staying off during the locking phase in your Duplomatic Control Unit may be due to: - Locking pressure being too low (hydraulic only). - Bad position of the locking switch. - Bad switch connection/wiring (mainly in remote applications). - A wrong control unit/software (card for a different size). - Wrong reference cam regulation (turret lock over teeth). - The locking switch being defective.
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Laura BensonAug 29, 2025
What causes the thermal detector of the motor to fault in Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 Control Unit?
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  Amanda SmithAug 30, 2025
  The thermal detector of the motor may fault in your Duplomatic Control Unit due to: - Indexing frequency being too high. - A defective motor. - The thermal detector not being connected. - Wiring issues.
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Lisa LawrenceAug 28, 2025
What causes the reference cam to be out of the expected position in Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 Control Unit?
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  Kimberly RodriguezAug 28, 2025
  If the reference cam is out of the expected position in your Duplomatic Control Unit, the possible causes are: - The reference switch is damaged or out of position. - The reference cam is damaged or out of position. - Mechanical damage.
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Geoffrey LarsonAug 27, 2025
What does it mean when the time limit to execute the cycle has been reached on Duplomatic Control Unit?
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  Elizabeth MillerAug 27, 2025
  The time limit to execute the cycle has been reached on your Duplomatic Control Unit because the tool touches the piece slowly at the end of the cycle, so it cannot reach the final position.
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Carrie BarnesAug 26, 2025
What to do if a tool non existing has been called on Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 Control Unit?
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  Frank HarperAug 26, 2025
  If a non-existent tool has been called on your Duplomatic Control Unit, the potential causes include: - Error in CNC programming. - Turret not correctly configured: Check the number of positions set by PTAB01 and PTAB02 signals - LK1 and LK2 in the connection box. - Wiring problems.
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Christina MillerAug 25, 2025
What causes a parity error in the position code of Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 Control Unit?
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  Lisa BauerAug 26, 2025
  A parity error in the position code of your Duplomatic Control Unit could be due to: - An error in the programming logic of the CNC. - Problems on wiring (PBIT and PARITY). - Slow outputs of CNC/PLC (the output value can be incorrect when the PSTART signal is given).
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Taylor ArnoldAug 25, 2025
What to do if overvoltage is reached during dynamic braking with Duplomatic DDC4-15-400/20 Control Unit?
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  Linda RobertsAug 25, 2025
  If overvoltage is reached during dynamic braking with your Duplomatic Control Unit, it may be because the inertia loaded on the disc is too high. Try to reduce the inertia.