Leibinger JET3 up - Exchange Oscillator (SK6)

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JET3up Release R1.06
7.2.5.2 Create new job lists – Example : Extern Jobselect with distances
Task:
This example is based on the last example (see 7.2.5.1).
Three different print jobs shall be printed. The print-
out shall not be carried out in a
fixed o
rder but on the basis of direct addressing each print job. The addresses of
the print jobs shall be 1, 5 and 7 and the print order 1-7-5-5-
1. The job list is the
same as for Example 1 but the parameters of the single print jobs are different.
For this example the following parameters were added to each print job:
Print job
address
Print job
PrintGo
delay [mm]
PrintGo
distance [mm]
PrintGo
repetition
endless
1
JL-Job1
0
60
2
no
5
JL-Job2
20
50
3
no
7
JL-Job3
30
70
1
no
Presets:
The presets for this example are the same as for example 1.
Settings:
The joblist settings are the same as for example 1.
Approach:
The numbers in brackets refer to the pictures in Figure 37.
1. Open the job list with the <Load Joblist to print> (1-3).
2.
Apply the address of the print job at the first position of the job list to the
X4 connector (decimal=1; 10-bit binary=0000000001) (4).
3. With the next <PrintGo>
signal the addressed print job will be printed. For
this print job the <PrintGo delay> is set to 0 mm. Therefore the printout
will start directly with the <PrintGo> signal (6). <PrintGo repetition>
is
set to two and the <PrintGo distance>
is set to 60 mm. Therefore there
will be a total of three printouts (6) and the distances betwe
en the first dots
of each printout/repetition will be 60 mm (7).
4.
Apply the address of the print job at the seventh position of the job list to
the X4 connector (decimal=7; 10-bit binary=0000000111) (13) (8).
5. With the next <PrintGo> signal the addressed pri
nt job will be printed. For
this print job the <PrintGo delay> is set to 30 mm. Therefore the printout
will start 30 mm after the position where the <PrintGo>
signal occurred
(9). <PrintGo repetition> is set to 1 and the <PrintGo distance>
is set to
70 mm. Therefore there will be a total of two print (10)
outs and the
distances between the first dots of each printout
/repetition will be 70 mm
(11).
6.
Apply the address of the print job at the fifth position of the job list to the
X4 connector (decimal=5; 10-bit binary=0000000101 (12).