Schmidt PressControl 3000 - Page 4

General
SCHMIDT
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PressControl 3000 – V1.3
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Idle-stroke monitoring......................................................................... 30
Block limit window .............................................................................. 31
7.3 Acknowledging an incorrect pressing .................................................32
Acknowledging by means of external luminous button...................... 32
Acknowledging by means of the reject box........................................ 33
7.4 Counter................................................................................................33
Piece counter ..................................................................................... 33
Pre-selection counter ......................................................................... 34
8 Further integrated functions ..........................36
8.1 Setup mode for tool change................................................................36
8.2 Operation with ControlTool .................................................................36
8.3 Taring the force value .........................................................................38
8.4 Parts inquiry ........................................................................................38
9 Dataset management ......................................40
9.1 Principle of the dataset management .................................................40
9.2 Managing multiple datasets ................................................................41
Creating and storing datasets ............................................................ 41
Load dataset....................................................................................... 41
Renaming dataset .............................................................................. 42
10 Quality monitoring ..........................................43
10.1 Curves.................................................................................................43
Curve display...................................................................................... 43
Enlarging details................................................................................. 44
10.2 Tolerances...........................................................................................45
Reference data................................................................................... 45
Force tolerances ................................................................................ 46
Stroke tolerances ............................................................................... 47
Managing tolerances.......................................................................... 48
Move tolerance data........................................................................... 49
11 Maintenance and servicing.............................51
11.1 Setting the force offset ........................................................................51
11.2 Calibrating the force sensor ................................................................52
11.3 Adjusting the stroke offset...................................................................54
12 Customer Service............................................56