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Essilor Pro-E 700 edger - User Manual

Essilor Pro-E 700 edger
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Essilor Pro-E 700 edger Specifications

General IconGeneral
GroovingYes
DrillingYes
Safety BevelYes
Frame TracingAutomatic
Lens Material Compatibilitypolycarbonate, high index
Lens Diameter Range80 mm
Bevel Width AdjustmentYes
Bevel Height AdjustmentYes
Power Supply50/60 Hz

Summary

INTRODUCTION

I. FIRST STEPS WITH PRO-E

Guidance on initial setup and basic operations of the Pro-E edger.

1. DESCRIPTIVE DIAGRAMS

Detailed diagrams illustrating the edger's components and connectors.

2. USING THE EDGER

Instructions on powering the edger on/off and using its touch screen and keypads.

II. EDGING A LENS

1. EDGER WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Overview of the edger's work interface and initial lens setup procedures.

2. PERFORM A BEVELING

Procedures for creating standard and customized bevels on lenses.

3. PERFORM A HIGH-BASE BEVEL

Steps for executing high-base bevels, including screen descriptions and modes.

4. PERFORM A STEP BEVEL

Detailed guide for creating step bevels, including screen layouts and modes.

5. GROOVING

Instructions for performing automatic and customized grooving on lenses.

6. PRODUCE A FLAT-EDGE FINISH

Procedure for applying a flat-edge finish, which is accessible in automatic mode only.

7. DO A MIXED JOB

Guidance on performing mixed jobs, including menu screens and configuration.

8. PERFORM A DRILLED JOB

Instructions for adding or modifying drillings on a job, including automatic and customized modes.

9. PERFORM A POLISHING

Procedure for activating or deactivating the polishing function for lenses.

10. CHAMFERING

Explanation of chamfering (counter-bevel) to remove sharp lens edges.

11. PERFORM A RETOUCHING

Steps for fine-tuning lens edges after the initial edging cycle.

12. PERFORM A “SUPER CHAMFER” (PRO-E 700)

Procedure for applying a 'Super Chamfer' finish, recommended for specific frame types.

13. PERFORM A CHEMISTRIE TM JOB (PRO-E 700)

Instructions for performing Chemistrie job, including preparing and cutting lenses.

14. CARRY OUT A HALF JACKET JOB (PRO-E 700)

Guide to performing Half Jacket jobs, including trajectory outlining and shape modification.

15. M’EYE SIGN FEATURE (PRO-E 700)

Procedures for performing engravings, including motif selection and preparation.

16. M’EYE TOUCH FEATURE (PRO-E 700)

Instructions for creating custom shapes using the M'Eye Touch feature.

III. PREPARING A DRILLED JOB

1. MENU SCREEN

Description of the drilling screen and its work area colors and symbols.

2. CONFIGURING A DRILLING POINT

Procedures for creating, dimensioning, and adjusting drilling points on a lens.

IV. CONFIGURING THE EDGER

1. CONFIGURE THE EDGER

Settings for edger configuration: time, date, language, connections, and screensaver.

2. ADJUSTING THE PRECISION OF THE EDGER

Adjusting edger precision for lens diameter, bevel, groove, drill holes, chamfer, and engraving.

3. RESTORE THE FACTORY SETTINGS

Procedure to restore the edger's factory default settings.

V. MAINTENANCE & SERVICING

1. CARRYING OUT THE AUTOTESTS

Guide to performing self-diagnosis tests on the edger's job functions.

2. CALIBRATING THE TOUCH SCREEN

Instructions for calibrating the touch screen to ensure operational precision.

3. CONSULTING THE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCREEN OF THE “SMALL TOOLS” MODULE

Checking the wear level of the edger's 'small tools' module components.

4. CHANGING OR CLEANING THE EDGER TOOLS

Procedures for replacing or cleaning drill bits, mill bits, and other edger tools.

5. STATISTICS AND TECHNICAL LOG

Viewing edger cycle counts, statistics, and technical logs including errors.

6. MAINTAINING AND CLEANING THE EDGER

Procedures for cleaning edger components and precautions for maintenance.

TECHNICAL DATA

1. EDGER

Technical specifications for the edger, including finishes and materials compatibility.

2. ENVIRONMENT

Recommended installation environment, temperature, and humidity conditions.

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. SYMBOLS

Explanation of symbols used on the edger and within the document.

2. MODIFICATIONS

Disclaimer regarding document information, potential for errors, and non-contractual nature.

3. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Compliance statements, FCC rules, and measures for radio frequency interference mitigation.

GLOSSARY