5--15
40
on the display as Measure, and the amount of pieces to be cut Prog. cuts.
AUTOMATIC
X=
θ° =
W=
F = 153
S=
kg= 10
DL= 0
SL= 3
AM= 0.0
A = 0.1
T= 0:0
TT= 0:10
F0 = PGR. SINGLE
F9 = MAIN MENU
F8 = BLADE THICKNESS
F7 = SING/CONT CYCLE
F6 = EXEC. STEP/CONT
CUTS
EXEC.
θ CUTS
PROG.
SINGLE CYCLE
RUN/PROG=PROGRAMMING
PGR. NO MEASUR. CUTS PROG.
10 512,8 2343
OPERATING CYCLE
FCTI
For the cutting program it is necessary to set the following parameters:
H PGR. N. = PROGRAM NUMBER: this value identifies all existing programs, the-
refore it is possible t o select a program previously memorized by setting a number,
or the number proposed by the controller can be accepted.
H MEASUREMENT = MEASUREMENT OF PIECES: This value is keyed in, using
the numeric keys, in mm and tenths of a mm, or in inches and thousandths of an
inch, relates to the selected programme.
H PROGRAMMED CUTS = NUMBER OF PIECES T O BE CUT PER MEASURE:
set this value using the numeric keys in relation to the PGR. N. and MEASURE
set.
The machine’s control console allows cuts to be programmed in two ways:
H SINGLE PROGRAMME: This option enables programming on the work screen,
setting the measurements and number of pieces to be obtained from the workpiece.
H MULTIPLE PROGRAMMING: With this programming system 32 cutting lengths
can be set with relative number of pieces to be cut for each dimension. Furthermo-
re, selecting the programs, it is possible to set cutting sequences with different
measures on the same bar.
Single program
" To set the measure and number of pieces in the single program, press F0.
F0 = PGR. SINGLE
F9 = MAIN MENU
F8 = BLADE THICKNESS
F7 = SING/CONT CYCLE
F6 = EXEC. STEP/CONT
MEASUR.
AUTOMATIC
OPERATING CYCLE
X=
θ° =
W=
F = 153
S=
kg= 10
DL= 0
SL= 3
AM= 0.0
A = 0.1
T= 0:0
TT= 0:10
CUTS
EXEC.
θ CUTS
PROG.
SINGLE PROGRAM
RUN/PROG=PROGRAMMING
PGR. NO CUTS PROG.
0 512,8 2343
FCTI
" When the F0 button has been pressed, the display reads:
PGR. NO. 0
MEASUREMENT The last measurement programmed
CUTS PROG. The last number of cuts programmed
CUTS EXEC. The portion of the last job executed. The type of pro-
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