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* '''OTHER THINGS TO KNOW'''<br><br>
 
* '''OTHER THINGS TO KNOW'''<br><br>
** Custom Commands can be MANUALLY entered and edited without the bender running in Teach Mode.<br><br>
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** Custom Commands can be MANUALLY entered and edited without the bender running in Teach Mode.[[image:pendant1.jpg|75px|thumb|left|SMT Teach Pendant]]<br><br>
 
** Or Custom Commands can be edited even ''after'' they were built using Teach Mode.<br><br>
 
** Or Custom Commands can be edited even ''after'' they were built using Teach Mode.<br><br>
 
** All Custom Commands are stored in the part file that contains the part data.
 
** All Custom Commands are stored in the part file that contains the part data.

Revision as of 02:55, 4 November 2010

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  • Custom Commands store the moves learned during Teach Mode

  • A single Custom Command can contain any number of simultaneous Jog Motions.

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  • In a SINGLE Custom Command, you could teach the bender how to combine any number of axes and actuators into one motion.

  • Every BEND stores up to 10 custom commands. For example, a 5 bend part could have up to 60 additional Custom Commands. (10 in PreBend and 50 for the bends. The last bend's Custom Command is used for PostBend.)

  • Each Bend's Custom Command changes how the bender works after that bend when transitioning to the next bend.

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  • OVERVIEW of EDITING a CUSTOM COMMAND

    • Select the "Edit Custom" button of the bend's Custom Command you want to create or edit (See Screen 1)

    • Select one of the ten available Custom Commands (See Screen 2)

    • Setup the Custom Command selected in the Custom Command Editor (See Screen 3)

    • Exit to the FRB menu

    • Press AutoBuild

    • Run the bender



  • OTHER THINGS TO KNOW

    • Custom Commands can be MANUALLY entered and edited without the bender running in Teach Mode.
      SMT Teach Pendant


    • Or Custom Commands can be edited even after they were built using Teach Mode.

    • All Custom Commands are stored in the part file that contains the part data.

Example actuators that could easily be put in a single Custom Command:

Feed Axis
Rotate Axis
Vertical Radius Shift
Horizontal Radius Shift
Bend Axis
Mandrel Retract
and Kicker Advance
Mist
Any actuator



Screen 1: Select one of the Edit Custom buttons a bend in the FRB page
Screen 2: Custom Commands List Selection


Screen 3: Custom Command Editor





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