Chapter 7 Parameter Setting
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Pierce Up Time: Time for the torch to lift up during perforating. The difference
between Torch Up Time and Pierce Up Time is that: Torch Up Time means the time
that the torch needs to lift up when it needs to move to another place after the current
cutting is over; while the Pierce Up Time means the time that the torch needs to lift
up after preheating in the fixed cycle of perforation.
Pierce Down Time: Time for the torch to put down in the perforation. The difference
between Torch Down Time and Pierce Down Time is that: Torch Down Time
means the time that the torch needs to put down before preheating; while the Pierce
Down Time means the time that the torch needs to put down after finishing Torch Up
Time and opening cutting oxygen in the fixed cycle of perforation.
THC Enable: According to the user device configuration, choose whether or not to
use high adjustment box.
Hold Preheat：If this parameter is set as “yes”, in the process of cutting, before
complete cutting (before M02 code has occurred), Low Heat IO port is on the open
status all the time. If set the parameter as “no”, in the process of cutting, M08 or M02
code has occurred, it will close Low Heat IO port.
Edge Cutting Enable：press 【←】 or 【→】 to use or not use edge cutting. When
use edge cutting, the cutting system will automatically stop whenever M07 code has
occurred. When it stops, user can manual operate to move the torch to the edge of
steel panel, then press start button, the system will notify:
+X:500.00 -X:0.00 +Y:500.00 -Y:0.00
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Y：+000000.0
1:（TEST PATTERN）
2：G92
FLSK F2200T
Version 3.3.71.1
Speed:
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File:
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Status:
Stop
Current Line/Hole:
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CutSpeed 【X】1000.00 Kerf【N】1.20
ManualSpeed【Y】3000.00 Angle 0.00
Manual 【F】 keepMov
StepDis【G】 5.00 Flame Cu 【M】
F1 Back F2 Demo F3 Frame
F4
Speeddown
F5
Speedup
F6
PreheatDown
F7
PreheatUp
F8
JumptoPierce
●Ignition s
●LowHeat s
●HighPreheat s
●Pierce1 s
●Pierce2 s
●Pierce3 s
●TorchUp s
●TorchDn s
●THC En
●Blow s
[G]Cutting return
[X]Offset cutting
[Y]only return
Fig.7.3 Edge cutting
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