CNC Bender v11-20090826 - Revision history

Mcone at 21:42, 26 August 2009

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‎Preliminary Information About the End Cycle Mode

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‎About the End Cycle Mode

Mcone at 21:35, 26 August 2009

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‎About the End Cycle Mode

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 *Back to [[CNC Bender]]
 *Back to [[CNC Bender Software Updates]]
-*Read about [[Push Bending]]
+*See [[End Cycle Mode]]
-*Read about [[Push Bend Profile Table]]s

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 ===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] ENHANCED - END CYCLE MODE - Can Be Controlled By External Processes ===
-Previous versions of CNC Bender controlled the End Cycle mode from within the CNC Bender interface ''only'' in the control mode bar (on the right side of the screen). Now CNC Bender monitors a programmable CIO input (in Low Level) that can also change the End Cycle mode from a processlist or an external computer.  The process simply changes the point state being monitored, and the mode button in the main CNC Bender screen set itself to the state automatically.<br><br>
+Previous versions of CNC Bender controlled the [[End Cycle Mode]] from within the CNC Bender interface ''only'' in the control mode bar (on the right side of the screen). Now CNC Bender monitors a programmable CIO input (in Low Level) that can also change the End Cycle mode from a processlist or an external computer.  The process simply changes the point state being monitored, and the mode button in the main CNC Bender screen set itself to the state automatically.<br><br>
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−	~~===Preliminary Information About the End Cycle Mode===~~
−	~~<table cellpadding=10 width=600>~~
−	~~<tr>~~
−	~~<td bgcolor="#abbad1" width=150><b>End Cycle Mode Purpose</b></td>~~
−	~~<td bgcolor="#e3e4f5">Detailed Explanation</td>~~
−	~~</tr>~~

−	~~<tr>~~
−	~~<td>For Tail-Out</td>~~
−	~~<td>Since CNC Bender can run scores of processes simultaneously, the END CYCLE mode is "tail-out" feature that allows all the processes to pause at the end of running the cycle in order to allow an...~~
−	~~</td>~~
−	~~</tr>~~
−
−	~~<tr>~~
−	~~<td>Orderly Shutdown</td>~~
−	<td>...orderly shut-down of all mechanisms controlled by CNC Bender. This would especially apply to hoppers, loaders of all types, unloaders, and other secondary processes that run around the machine.<br><br>
−	~~</td>~~
−	~~</tr>~~
−
−	~~</table>~~
	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__

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-===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] NEW - END CYCLE MODE - Can Be Controlled By External Processes ===
+===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] ENHANCED - END CYCLE MODE - Can Be Controlled By External Processes ===
 Previous versions of CNC Bender controlled the End Cycle mode from within the CNC Bender interface ''only'' in the control mode bar (on the right side of the screen). Now CNC Bender monitors a programmable CIO input (in Low Level) that can also change the End Cycle mode from a processlist or an external computer.  The process simply changes the point state being monitored, and the mode button in the main CNC Bender screen set itself to the state automatically.<br><br>

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-===About the End Cycle Mode===
+===Preliminary Information About the End Cycle Mode===
-<table cellpadding=10 width=400>
+<table cellpadding=10 width=600>
 <tr>
 <td bgcolor="#abbad1" width=150><b>End Cycle Mode Purpose</b></td>

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	[[image:Operatorstation_model.jpg\|right]]		[[image:Operatorstation_model.jpg\|right]]

		+
		+	===About the End Cycle Mode===
		+	<table cellpadding=10 width=400>
		+	<tr>
		+	<td bgcolor="#abbad1" width=150><b>End Cycle Mode Purpose</b></td>
		+	<td bgcolor="#e3e4f5">Detailed Explanation</td>
		+	</tr>
		+
		+	<tr>
		+	<td>For Tail-Out</td>
		+	<td>Since CNC Bender can run scores of processes simultaneously, the END CYCLE mode is "tail-out" feature that allows all the processes to pause at the end of running the cycle in order to allow an...
		+	</td>
		+	</tr>
		+
		+	<tr>
		+	<td>Orderly Shutdown</td>
		+	<td>...orderly shut-down of all mechanisms controlled by CNC Bender. This would especially apply to hoppers, loaders of all types, unloaders, and other secondary processes that run around the machine.<br><br>
		+	</td>
		+	</tr>
		+
		+	</table>
	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__

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	Previous versions of CNC Bender controlled the End Cycle mode from within the CNC Bender interface ''only'' in the control mode bar (on the right side of the screen). Now CNC Bender monitors a programmable CIO input (in Low Level) that can also change the End Cycle mode from a processlist or an external computer. The process simply changes the point state being monitored, and the mode button in the main CNC Bender screen set itself to the state automatically.<br><br>		Previous versions of CNC Bender controlled the End Cycle mode from within the CNC Bender interface ''only'' in the control mode bar (on the right side of the screen). Now CNC Bender monitors a programmable CIO input (in Low Level) that can also change the End Cycle mode from a processlist or an external computer. The process simply changes the point state being monitored, and the mode button in the main CNC Bender screen set itself to the state automatically.<br><br>

−	~~===About the End Cycle Mode===~~
−	~~<table cellpadding=10 width=400>~~
−	~~<tr>~~
−	~~<td bgcolor="#abbad1" width=150><b>End Cycle Mode Purpose</b></td>~~
−	~~<td bgcolor="#e3e4f5">Detailed Explanation</td>~~
−	~~</tr>~~

−	~~<tr>~~
−	~~<td>For Tail-Out</td>~~
−	~~<td>Since CNC Bender can run scores of processes simultaneously, the END CYCLE mode is "tail-out" feature that allows all the processes to pause at the end of running the cycle in order to allow an...~~
−	~~</td>~~
−	~~</tr>~~
−
−	~~<tr>~~
−	~~<td>Orderly Shutdown</td>~~
−	<td>...orderly shut-down of all mechanisms controlled by CNC Bender. This would especially apply to hoppers, loaders of all types, unloaders, and other secondary processes that run around the machine.<br><br>
−	~~</td>~~
−	~~</tr>~~
−
−	~~</table>~~