Difference between revisions of "CNC Bender v12-20100903"
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| + | During JOGGING - CNC Processor can check for EOT (end of travel) of an axis before it arrives at the true FAULT EOT. This gives the axis a chance to stop jogging before it arrives at a FAULT position or emergency switch. | ||
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| + | The changes are setup in the main.axislist configuration for each axis. | ||
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| + | The following section is extracted from an AXIS configuration file soft EOT section: | ||
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| + | *Enable EOT= 1 or 0 | ||
| + | *Low EOT= (floating point value) | ||
| + | *High EOT= (floating point value) | ||
| + | *Jog Speed= (positive floating point value of regular jog speed) | ||
| + | *Jog Speed Approach EOT= (positive floating point value of ramp-down jog speed) | ||
| + | *Approach EOT Range= (positive floating point value of the range in which the slower jog speed is enabled) | ||
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| − | < | + | '''Example of what to add in each AXIS in the main.axislist file. The value shown here are typical of the BEND axis:''' |
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| − | + | Enable EOT=1 | |
| + | Low EOT=0.75 | ||
| + | High EOT=191 | ||
| + | Jog Speed=10 | ||
| + | Jog Speed Approach EOT=0.5 | ||
| + | Approach EOT Range=5 | ||
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| − | + | In the example given here, when the bend arm is more than 5 degrees from the soft EOT, it travels at 10 degrees per second. However, when it reaches within 5 degrees of either EOT, then the speed drops to 0.5 degrees per second.</td> | |
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Revision as of 23:36, 31 August 2010
NEW - CYCLE HOLD in Custom Commands and in TEACH Mode
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Now CYCLE HOLD anywhere inside a CUSTOM COMMAND either manually entered or taught during TEACH MODE. |
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ENHANCED - ENABLE Button for STEP and AUTO Modes
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The "REQUIRE ENABLE BUTTON" feature, when active, now also monitors for a switch to AUTO or STEP modes from MANUAL mode |
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ENHANCED - Vertical Head Shift Tolerance Added
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The vertical head shift tolerance allows us to skip motion when an axis is close enough to the final position. |
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ENHANCED - Added CNC Processor Automatic High Pressure Handling
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CNC Processor now uses the CIO Name Cross Reference in the Low Level menu to automatically set the high pressure under these two special circumstances:
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ENHANCED - More Features for Soft EOT for Each Axis - JOG Speeds Ramp Down
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During JOGGING - CNC Processor can check for EOT (end of travel) of an axis before it arrives at the true FAULT EOT. This gives the axis a chance to stop jogging before it arrives at a FAULT position or emergency switch.
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The following section is extracted from an AXIS configuration file soft EOT section:
Example of what to add in each AXIS in the main.axislist file. The value shown here are typical of the BEND axis: Enable EOT=1 Low EOT=0.75 High EOT=191 Jog Speed=10 Jog Speed Approach EOT=0.5 Approach EOT Range=5 |
| In the example given here, when the bend arm is more than 5 degrees from the soft EOT, it travels at 10 degrees per second. However, when it reaches within 5 degrees of either EOT, then the speed drops to 0.5 degrees per second. |
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