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General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | PUMA V400/M |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes the location and operation of the main power switches, including the MCCB handle and emergency stop.
Details the layout and functions of various switches and LED indicators on the main operation panel.
Illustrates the components of the main operation panel and its rear side for reference.
Details various switches like mode selection, cycle start/stop, jog, handle, and their functions.
Explains the function of key type switches for chucking mode and optional setting mode.
Details switches for optional functions like auto-door operation and Q-setter arm movement.
Explains the function of the foot switch for fixing and unfixing the workpiece.
Details the meaning of different LED indicators on the panel, such as Chucking LED.
Refers to user guides for details on other function switches and external interfaces.
Details power supply requirements, precautions, and the power ON/OFF sequence.
Explains the emergency stop function and the procedure to make the machine ready.
Lists and explains different operation modes like AUTO, TEACH IN, MDA, JOG, and HANDLE.
Details axis feed operations including Jog Traverse, Rapid Traverse, Handle feed, and REF. point return.
Covers C-axis modes, clamp/unclamp operations, and axis traverse restrictions.
Explains spindle operation, selection, rotation, conditions, override, and gear switching.
Details chuck operation modes, restrictions, clamp/unclamp checks, and dual chucking.
Covers the movement and operation of the tool post, including manual and automatic indexing.
Explains connecting coolant devices, standard, optional, and cool jet coolant operations.
Details the operation and calibration of the quick tool presetter, including tool measurement.
Provides a comprehensive list and description of M-codes for machine functions.
Explains T commands for tool changes, tool offsets, and activation of tool data.
Covers setting spindle speed (S) and rotation direction (M3/M4) via commands.
Introduces the Tool Load Monitoring (TLM) function, its basics, and convenience features.
Guides on generating machine logbooks, saving identity, and sending data to EUNA.
Covers referencing with absolute encoders, adjustment, and PLC monitoring.
Details access to the Turret Service Screen and operations within this mode.
Guides on acknowledging completed maintenance tasks within the Service Planner.
Describes the Easy Extend screen for machine option setup and enabling functions via machine data.
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