Struers Unitom-5 Manuel utilisateur

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Manuel utilisateur
Manual No.: 15337001
Date of Release 15.11.2005
Unitom-5
Instruction Manual
Unitom-5
Instruction Manual
Table of Contents Page
User’s Guide ..............................................................1
Reference Guide.......................................................19
Quick Reference Guide............................................43
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You will find the Serial No. and Voltage on the type plate of the machine itself. We may also need the Date
and Article No of the manual. This information is found on the front cover.
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The Service Manual may only be used in connection with Struers equipment covered by the Service Manual.
Struers assumes no responsibility for errors in the manual text/illustrations. The information in this manual is
subject to changes without notice. The manual may mention accessories or parts not included in the present
version of the equipment.
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Unitom-5
Instruction Manual
Unitom-5
Safety Precaution Sheet
To be read carefully
before use
1. The operator(s) should be fully instructed in the use of the machine and
its cut-off wheels according to the Instruction Manual and the
instructions for the cut-off wheels.
2. The machine must be placed on a safe and stable support table. All
safety functions and guards of the machine must be in working order.
3. Use only intact cut-off wheels. The cut-off wheels must be approved for
min. 50 m/s.
4. Observe the current safety regulations for handling, mixing, filling,
emptying and disposal of the additive for cooling fluid.
5. The workpiece must be securely fixed in the quick-clamping device or
the like. Large or sharp workpieces must be handled in a safe way.
6. Do not touch anything inside the cutting chamber while positioning the
cut-off wheel with the position button.
7. Struers recommends the use of exhaustion as the materials to be cut
may emit harmful gasses or dust.
If optional rubber curtains are needed in order to cut long, protruding
workpieces:
1. Check with your local authorities whether rubber curtains are approved
as protection in your country.
2. Do not put the hands through the rubber curtain during operation of the
machine.
3. Protruding workpieces should be shielded or marked.
The equipment is designed for use with consumables supplied by Struers. If subjected to misuse, improper
installation, alteration, neglect, accident or improper repair, Struers will accept no responsibility for
damage(s) to the user or the equipment.
Dismantling of any part of the equipment, during service or repair, should always be performed by a qualified
technician (electromechanical, electronic, mechanical, pneumatic, etc.).
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User’s Guide
Table of Contents Page
1. Getting Started
Checking the Contents of the Packing Box ..................................... 2
Recirculation Cooling Unit...................................................... 2
Placing Unitom-5..............................................................................2
Getting Acquainted with Unitom-5 ................................................. 3
Noise Level........................................................................................ 4
Supplying Power...............................................................................4
Direction of the Cut-off Wheel ................................................ 4
Connecting the Recirculation Unit .................................................. 5
Software Settings.............................................................................. 6
Configuration Menu ................................................................ 6
Setting the Language .............................................................. 7
2. Basic Operations
Using the Controls............................................................................ 8
Front Panel Controls of Unitom-5 .......................................... 8
Groups of Keys......................................................................... 8
Acoustic Signals....................................................................... 8
Front Panel Controls ........................................................................9
Cooling Valve Positions.........................................................10
Reading the Display ....................................................................... 11
Reading the Display during the Cutting Process ................ 11
Sleep Mode............................................................................. 11
Changing/Editing Values ............................................................... 12
Numeric Values .....................................................................12
Alphanumeric Values............................................................ 13
Changing the Cut-off Wheel........................................................... 14
Clamping the Workpiece ................................................................ 14
Positioning the Cut-off Wheel........................................................14
Setting the Feed Rate before Cutting............................................ 15
Starting the Cutting .......................................................................16
Fast down............................................................................... 16
Setting the Feed Rate during Cutting...........................................16
Stopping the Cutting ...................................................................... 17
Autostop ................................................................................. 17
Position Stop.......................................................................... 17
STOP o Key .........................................................................17
Flushing the Cutting Chamber...................................................... 18
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1. Getting Started
In the packing box you should find the following parts:
1 Fork spanner (30 mm), for changing the cut-off wheel
1 Grease gun, for lubrication of tilting frame bearings
2 Cover plugs for threads for cutting tables
1 Set of Instruction Manuals
1 PVC hose 1/2", 2 m
1 Outlet hose, 2 m
1 Drain elbow pipe
5 Hose clamps
Unitom-5 should be placed on the optional Struers table
(LABUL), or a table which is able to carry a weight of min.
200 kg.
Adjust the table height using the screws in the table legs. It is
important that the table and Unitom-5 are level. Place Unitom-5
on the table. If the machine is not horizontal, you must adjust the
height for each corner, as follows:
Loosen the upper 13 mm nut under the corner screw.
Adjust the lower 8 mm nut with a spanner.
Fasten the upper 13 mm nut again.
Repeat the adjustment for each of the other three corners
until Unitom-5 is levelled.
Checking the Contents
of the Packing Box
Recirculation Cooling Unit
Placing Unitom-5
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Take a moment to familiarise yourself with the location and
names of the Unitom-5 components.
c Front panel controls
d Cutting Table
e Quick-clamping device
f Table LABUL (optional)
g Recirculation cooling unit
h Removable plate. Can be replaced by a rubber curtain
(optional)
i Main switch
j Protection guard with window
1 Cooling valve
Getting Acquainted with
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Approx. 76 dB (A) measured at idle running, at a distance of
1.0 m/39.4” from the machine.
Unitom-5 is factory mounted with an electric cable. Mount a
plug on the cable according to the following:
50 hz 60 hz
Phase Black and brown
Earth Yellow/green
L1 Black
L2 Red
L3 Orange
Earth Green
Check that the cut-off wheel rotates in the direction indicated on
the label attached to the guard of Unitom-5. If the direction of
rotation is incorrect:
50 hz 60 hz
Switch two of the phases Switch phases L1 and L2
Noise Level
Supplying Power IMPORTANT
Check that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage stated on the type
plate on the side of the machine.
Direction of the Cut-off Wheel
Unitom-5
Gebrauchsanweisung
5
Die in Wellpappe eingepackte Kühlmittelpumpe befindet sich bei
Lieferung in der Trennkammer. Schließen Sie die Pumpe
folgendermaßen an:
Nehmen Sie die Kühlmittelpumpe aus der Verpackung.
Stecken Sie den Zufuhrschlauch auf die Pumpe, und sichern
Sie ihn mit einer Schlauchschelle.
Bringen Sie das freie Ende des Zufuhrschlauchs auf der
Rückseite des Unitom-5 mit einer Schlauchschelle an.
Führen Sie die Pumpe durch die Öffnung auf der
Tischrückseite.
Bringen Sie das Winkelrohr auf der Rückseite des Unitom-5
am Wasserrücklauf der Verbindungseinheit für
Schlauchverbindungen an.
Montieren Sie den Rücklaufschlauch mit einem
Schneckenband an das Winkelrohr. Längen Sie den Schlauch
so ab, daß das Wasser in den Tank der Umlaufkühlung
fließen kann.
Führen Sie den Rücklaufschlauch durch die Öffnung auf der
Rückseite des Tischs.
Stellen Sie den Tank auf den Rollwagen.
Legen Sie einen wegwerfbaren Plastikeinsatz (EXOSP,
getrennt bestellen) in den Tank und falten Sie ihn über den
Rand.
Befüllen Sie den Tank mit 63 Litern Wasser und 2 Litern
Struers Zusatzmittel. Die Wasseroberfläche sollte sich etwa 8-
10 cm unter dem oberen Tankrand befinden.
Umlaufkühlung anschließen
WICHTIG
Eine Überfüllung des Tanks kann die Pumpe beschädigen. Damit dies
vermieden wird, legen Sie den wegwerfbaren Einsatz so ein, daß die drei
vorgestanzten Löcher vor der Überlauföffnung des Tanks liegen.
Die Konzentration des Struers Zusatzmittels im Kühlwasser muß auf dem
richtigen Wert gehalten werden (der Prozentgehalt steht auf dem Behälter
des Zusatzmittels). Denken Sie daran, bei jedem Nachfüllen des Wassers
auch Struers Zusatzmittel zuzugeben.
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Switch on the power at the main switch. The following display
will appear briefly:
Afterwards, the display will change to the screen for cutting.
ESC Press ESC to come to the MAIN MENU.
D
The MAIN MENU is the highest level in the menu structure.
From here you can go to cutting or to the configuration menu.
mN Press MENU DOWN mN to select CONFIGURATION.
D
Software Settings
Configuration Menu
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e Press ENTER e to activate the CONFIGURATION
menu.
D
mO
mN
Press MENU UP/DOWN mON
to select Language.
D
e Press ENTER e to activate the
Language pop-up menu.
D
mO
mN
Press MENU UP/DOWN mON
to select the language you prefer.
D
e Press ENTER e to accept the
language.
The CONFIGURATION Menu now
appears in the language you have
chosen.
Setting the Language
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2. Basic Operations
A START s/STOP o of Unitom-5
B Position of the cut-off wheel
C Programming and monitoring functions
A short beep when a key is pressed indicates that the
command has been accepted.
A long beep indicates that the key is inactive at the moment.
Three long beeps indicate that the cutting process is finished.
Using the Controls
Front Panel Controls of Unitom-5
Groups of Keys
A
coustic Signals
Location of the Main Switch
Please Note...
The contents of the program memory are not lost
when the main switch is turned off.
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Name Key Function Name Key Function
c
MAIN
SWITCH
The main switch is located to the
right hand side of Unitom-5. Turn
clockwise to switch on the
power.
j
ESC
Esc
Leaves the present menu or
aborts functions/changes.
d
POWER
Power
Lights when main power is
switched on. k
ENTER
e
Accepts a marked parameter
value or chooses a menu.
e
START
s Starts the cutting process. l
FUNCTION
KEY
F1 Controls for various purposes.
See the bottom of the individual
screens.
f
STOP
o Stops the cutting process. l
FUNCTION
KEY
F2 Controls for various purposes.
See the bottom of the individual
screens.
gh
POSITION
v/V Moves the cut-off wheel up or
down.
Keep the key pressed to move
the cut-off wheel.
l
FUNCTION
KEY
F3 Controls for various purposes.
See the bottom of the individual
screens.
i
MENU UP
mO
Moves the cursor up or
increases the parameter value. l
FUNCTION
KEY
F4 Controls for various purposes.
See the bottom of the individual
screens.
i
MENU
DOWN
mN
Moves the cursor down or
decreases the parameter value. 2
EMERGENCY
STOP
- Push the red button to stop.
- Pull the red button to release.
Front Panel Controls
1 COOLING VALVE: See next page!
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1
COOLING
VALVE
The cooling valve for
cooling/cleaning is
located in the back of the
cutting chamber to the
left.
Turn the knob counter-
clockwise to vertical
position for cooling of
cut-off wheel.
Turn the knob to regulate
the flow while flushing
the cutting chamber.
Turn the knob clockwise
to vertical position for
flushing the cutting
chamber with maximum
flow.
Cooling Valve Positions
Location of Cooling Valve
for cooling/cleaning
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The display can show various kinds of information, for example
parameters for an ongoing process. During the cutting process the
screen could look as the following example:
A Heading.
B Inverted text: cursor position.
C Function key options.
Feed The feed rate of the cut-off wheel pre-set before starting the
cutting.
Load Load indicator of the cutting motor. The moving black
column shows the status of the cutting motor:
Inside the white area: The cutting motor can be loaded
continuously.
In the grey overload area: The cutting motor can only be intermit-
tently loaded. The built-in thermo fuse might shut off the cutting
motor.
Wheel Position. The actual position of the cut-off wheel counted
from the top position of the cut-off wheel.
Stop Position The pre-set stop position counted from the top
position of the cut-off wheel.
To increase the lifetime of the display, the backlight is automa-
tically switched off if Unitom-5 has not been used for 15 min.
Press any key to re-activate the backlight.
Reading the Display
Reading the Display during the
Cutting Process
Sleep Mode
Please Note
The sample screens in this Instruction Manual show a number of
possible texts. The actual display screen may differ from the
examples in the Instruction Manual.
B
A
C
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Depending on the type of value, there are two different ways of
editing.
D
e Press ENTER e, to edit the value.
D Two square brackets [ ] appear around the value.
mO
mN Press MENU UP/DOWN mON
to increase or decrease the numeric value.
D
e Press ENTER e, to accept the new value.
Pressing Esc, aborts the changes, preserving the
original value.
Changing/Editing Values
Numeric Values
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D
mO
mN Press MENU UP/DOWN mON
to select the alphanumeric value you want to change
D
e Press ENTER e, to edit the value.
D A pop-up menu appears.
D
mO
mN Press MENU UP/DOWN mON
to select the correct value.
D
e Press ENTER e, to accept the new value and to return
to the previous screen.
Pressing Esc, preserves the original value, returning to
the previous screen.
A
lphanumeric Values
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Open the protection guard and swing the right cooling tube to
the right.
Press the black locking knob on the left-hand side of the cut-
off wheel, turning the cut-off wheel until the spindle lock
clicks.
Remove the nut with a fork spanner. Remove the flange and
the old cut-off wheel.
Mount the new cut-off wheel.
Mount the flange and the nut. Tighten carefully.
Swing the right cooling tube back into position.
Place the workpiece between the clamp and the back stop at
the right hand cutting table.
Push the clamp towards the workpiece and lock the quick-
clamping device with the locking handle.
After clamping, you may lower the cut-off wheel to a position
at least 1 mm above the workpiece, to test the correct position
of the cut on the workpiece.
Press POSITION DOWN V to lower the cut-off wheel.
The cut-off wheel stops when you stop pressing the key.
You can follow the position of the cut-off wheel in the display:
Leave the cut-off wheel in position before you press
START s.
Changing the Cut-off Wheel
IMPORTANT
The spindle in Unitom-5 is right-hand threaded.
IMPORTANT
Conventional cut-off wheels based on Al2O3/SiC abrasives should be placed
between two cardboard washers, to protect the cut-off wheel.
For maximum precision with diamond or CBN cut-off wheels, do not use
cardboard washers.
Clamping the Workpiece
Positioning the Cut-off Wheel
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D
e Press ENTER e, to edit the value.
D Two square brackets [ ] appear around the value.
mO
mN Press MENU UP/DOWN mON
to increase or decrease the numeric value.
D
e Press ENTER e, to accept the new value.
Pressing Esc, aborts the changes, preserving the
original value.
Setting the Feed Rate before
Cutting
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Before starting, lower the cut-off wheel into correct position
above the workpiece.
Carefully close the protecting guard.
Press START s. The cut-off wheel starts rotating and the
cooling water starts running. The cut-off wheel moves down
with the pre-set feed rate.
You may increase the feed rate to twice the pre-set value between
pressing start and the cut-off wheel physically touching the
workpiece.
Press the function key F1. The cut-off wheel moves down fast
until it touches the workpiece. From that minute, Unitom-5
automatically changes the feed rate back to the pre set value.
D
e Press ENTER e, to edit the value.
D Two square brackets [ ] appear around the value.
mO
mN Press MENU UP/DOWN mON
to increase or decrease the numeric value.
D
e Press ENTER e, to accept the new value.
Pressing Esc, aborts the changes, preserving the
original value.
Starting the Cutting
Fast down
Setting the Feed Rate during
Cutting
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