Pryor Marktronic PortaDot 130-30 E User Manual (English)

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Issue 1.9 – Nov 2015 eng105

MARKTRONIC™ MARKING

SYSTEM USER GUIDE

EDWARD PRYOR & SON LIMITED

EGERTON STREET

SHEFFIELD

S1 4JX

www.pryormarking.com

support@pryormarking.com

Telephone No. - 0114 276 6044

Facsimile No. - 0114 276 6890

Serial No.:

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Default Chapter9
- Table of Contents9
About this Manual15
- Introduction15
  - Bench / Column Mount Machines16
  - Marktronic Benchdot™ Compatible Options16
- Integrated Machines17
- Indot™ Compatible Options17
- Portable Machines18
- Portable Compatible Options18
System Overview19
- The Controller and Software19
- The Marking Head19
- Dot Marking (E & DP Models)19
- Varidot Marking20
- Scribe Marking (SP & SDPH Models)20
Guide to Effective Marking21
- Fixturing21
- Work Piece Material21
- Surface Finish21
- Work Piece Flatness21
- Depth of Mark (Dot Marking)22
- (90° Stylus - Note Marking Depths Vary Depending on Material Hardness and Stylus Tip Angle)22
- Marking Gap (Dot Marking)22
- Stylus Tip Angle (Dot Marking)22
- Character Size (Dot Marking)23
- Marking Gap (Scribe Marking)23
- Depth of Mark (Scribe Marking)23
- Marking Force (Scribe Marking)23
- Stylus Tip Radius (Scribe Marking)24
- Stylus Tip Angle (Scribe Marking)24
Getting Started25
- Setting up25
- Configuring the Controller25
- Mode26
- Solenoids26
- Electric Z, Circumferential, Label Feed, Foil Feed26
- Layouts27
- Creating a Layout27
- Preview28
- Trial Run28
- Marking a Layout28
- Saving a Layout29
- Loading a Layout29
- Deleting a Layout30
- Copying a Layout30
Layouts31
- Introduction31
- Line Parameters31
- Editing Layouts35
Serial Numbers and Variables37
- Serial Numbers37
- Variables38
Time and Date Functions41
- Introduction41
- Setting Time/Date and Date Format41
- Time/Date in a Layout41
- Month and Year Codes41
- Shift Codes42
- Advanced Shift Codes42
- Start of Day (Sod)42
Logos45
- Introduction45
- Dot Logos45
- Hpgl Logos46
Communications49
- Introduction49
- Usb Interface49
- Field Bus Options50
- Ethernet Tcp/Ip Option50
- Configuration50
- Field Bu Option50
- Rs232 Connector Pinout51
- Barcode (RS232 Only)51
- Printer52
- Remote Operation52
- Select Layout53
- Batch Mode54
  - Introduction54
  - Method55
- Serial Command Mode55
  - Serial Command Line Commands55
  - Serial Command Example56
- Host56
- Test Communications57
10. Digital Inputs and Outputs59
- Introduction59
- Configuration59
- Connector Pinout59
- Interfacing59
- I/O Programmable Mode60
- I/O Select Layout Mode61
- I/O Special Interface Mode62
- I/O Remote Mode62
  - Test Inputs/Outputs63
11. Miscellaneous65
- Backup/Restore65
- Passwords65
- Counters66
- Home Position66
- Offsets67
- Proximity Shifts67
- Quality/Speed68
- Various Menu68
- Default Layout69
- Default Line69
- Autoload69
- Marking Mode69
- Group Names70
- Hot Keys70
- Speeds and Timings70
- Controller Reset70
  - Soft Reset70
  - Hard Reset70
- Data Matrix Option71
- Encoding Non Printable Characters in to a Datamatrix Code72
- Data Matrix Marking on the Markmate73
- Line Commands74
  - Link Line Commands74
  - Marking the74
  - Split Line Command (V14.60 Onwards)74
- Data Entry Via Prompt Mode76
- Using the Multi-Mark Option76
12. Marking Heads79
13. Marking Assemblies81
- Markmate81
- Electric Solenoid (E)81
- Pneumatic Deep Marking Assembly (Dp)81
- Fast Pneumatic (Fp)81
- Diamond Tip Scribe Assembly (Sp)81
- Carbide Tip Scribe Assembly (Sp)81
- Heavy Duty Carbide Tip Assembly (Sdph)81
- Twin Electric Solenoids81
- Using the Twin Solenoid82
14. Electric Z Axis83
- Programmable Positions Relative to the Home Sensor Position83
- Manually Jogging the Zaxis84
- Using Autosense™ to Detect the Part Height Automatically84
15. Circumferential Fixture85
- Introduction85
- Setting up the Circumferential Fixture85
- Setting up the Controller85
- Guide to Effective Marking85
- Character Size86
- Diameters86
- Circumferential86
- Normal87
16. Auto Sense89
- Method of Operation89
17. Function Key Sequences91
- Introduction91
18. Automatic Label Feed93
- Introduction93
- Fixture Configuration93
- Operating Modes94
19. Advanced Features97
- Font Editor97
- Load Hpgl Font97
- Output Settings98
- Lookup100
- Warning Events101
- Duplicate Lists104
20. Maintenance107
- Maintaining the Electric Punch107
- Maintaining the Autosense™ Module107
- Electronics and Their Parts107
- Method of Operation108
- Configuration of the Controller108
21. Fault Finding109
- Controller109
- The Marking Head110
- Mechanical Fault Analysis Charts112
22. Preventative Maintenance115
- Controller Memory Backups115
- 12 Monthly115
- Onthly115
- Every Month115
- Every Day115
23. Machine Drawings117
- Portable Machines117
- Bench Mount Machines122
  - Markmate122
  - Benchdot Column125
- Integrated Machines139
Inspection Checklist147

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Pryor Marktronic PortaDot 130-30 E Specifications

General

Model	PortaDot 130-30 E
Manufacturer	Pryor
Category	Industrial Equipment
Type	Dot Peen Marking Machine
Marking Area	130 mm x 30 mm
Portability	Portable
Technology	Dot Peen
Marking Depth	Up to 0.3 mm
Power Supply	110-240V AC

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