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Programming instrument
Flat and round edge polisher
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INSTRUMENT PROGRAMMING HANDBOOK


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1. Table of contents
1. Table of contents ............................................................................ 2
2. Main control panel .......................................................................... 3
3. Page description ............................................................................. 5
3.1. Main page ................................................................................... 5
3.2. Page ALARM SIGNALLING ............................................................. 7
3.3. Page BAR ZERO SETTING.............................................................. 8
3.4. Page MACHINING SELECTION........................................................ 9
3.4.1. Page MACHINING SETUP ...........................................................11
3.4.2. Page PARTIAL FLAT EDGE SETUP ...............................................13
3.4.3. Page THICKNESS SETUP of DIAMOND TOOLS ..............................14
3.4.4. Page AUTOMATIC POSITIONING ................................................15
3.4.5. Page AUTOMATIC MODE............................................................16
3.5. Page MANUAL MODE ...................................................................18
3.5.1. Page BAR MANUAL MODE ..........................................................18
3.5.2. Page HAUL MANUAL MODE ........................................................20
3.5.3. Page THICKNESS / PRESSER OPERATION....................................22
3.6. Page TEST..................................................................................24
3.6.1. Page INPUT TEST .....................................................................24
3.6.2. Page OUTPUT TEST ..................................................................25
3.6.3. Page EXPANSION TEST .............................................................26
3.7. Page PRODUCTIVITY ...................................................................27
4. Programming examples ..................................................................28
4.1. Round edge working....................................................................28
4.2. Upper half round edge working .....................................................34
4.3. Lower half round edge working .....................................................40
4.4. Bird’s beak working .....................................................................46
4.5. Intermediate Profile working ........................................................52
4.6. Flat edge working .......................................................................58

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2. Main control panel

19 18

1
17

2 16

3 15

4 14

5 13

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Pos Designation Description


1 Operator’s terminal display Touch Screen
2 Selector Up/Down movement of the presser bar
3 Selector Multifunction speed
4 Push-buttons Run/Stop of upper chamfer 2 on the exit
5 Push-buttons Run/Stop of upper chamfer 1 on the exit
6 Push-buttons Multifunction Run/Stop
7 Push-buttons Dripping device Run/Stop
8 Push-buttons Run/Stop of lower chamfer 2 on the exit
9 Push-buttons Run/Stop of lower chamfer 1 on the exit
10 Push-buttons Lower pre-cut Run/Stop
11 Push-buttons Gauge Run/Stop
12 Push-buttons Cleaning device Run/Stop
13 Push-buttons Upper pre-cut Run/Stop
14 Selector/Potentiometer Gauge Speed
15 Push-buttons Hydraulic unit Run/Stop
16 Luminous selector Main enabling of the machine
17 Red mushroom-head push-button Machine EMERGENCY
18 Push-button Automatic cycle stop
19 Luminous push-button Automatic cycle start

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3. Page description
3.1. Main page
Hereunder we are going to describe the instrument programming pages and the function of the different buttons.

Main page

Picture 2.1

Key Description

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Enter the page BAR ZERO SETTING

Enter the page MACHINING SELECTION

Enter the page MANUAL working

Enter the page INPUT / OUTPUT TEST

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Key Description

Enter the visualization page PRODUCTIVITY

Enter the page PARAMETERS (restricted)

Select the interface LANGUAGE

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3.2. Page ALARM SIGNALLING

Picture 2.2

Key Description

Return

Alarm Log RESET

Active alarm

Non active alarm

RED : Alarm present in the log file


BLACK: Alarm not present in the log file

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3.3. Page BAR ZERO SETTING

Picture 2.3

Key Description

Starts the zero setting cycle

Stops the zero setting cycle

Back to main page

Visualises the current dimension of the oscillating


bar

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

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3.4. Page MACHINING SELECTION

Picture 2.4

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Machining selection: round edge

Machining selection: upper half round edge

Machining selection: lower half round edge

Machining selection: bird’s beak

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Key Description

Machining selection: profile

Machining selection: flat edge

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

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3.4.1. Page MACHINING SETUP

Picture 2.4.1

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Grey: bar oscillation disabled


Red: bar oscillation enabled

Grey: partial flat edges disabled


Red: partial flat edges enabled

Enter thickness of diamond tools

Selection of operation mode of the forming devices


S Green: shaping device operation
L Green: polisher operation

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Key Description

Enter the automatic positioning page

Sets the oscillation speed level of the bar

Sets the feed speed of the belt (cm/1’)

Sets the stock on the gauge.


With non-rolling gauge, press on the gauge picture
and a red X appears: it indicates that the unit is
disabled.

Sets the stock on the two forming devices

Sets the chamfer width on the upper pre-cuts

Set the chamfer width on the lower pre-cuts

Sets the material thickness

Sets the upper angle to be reached

Sets the lower angle to be reached

Sets the pause time (in seconds) to be carried out


on the central part of the profile

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3.4.2. Page PARTIAL FLAT EDGE SETUP

Picture 2.4.2

Key Description

Confirms setup

Selection of the partial machining type to


be carried out

Enter dimensions to carry out partial flat


edges

Selection of the units that have to carry


out the partial flat edges:
Green: enabled
Red: disabled

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3.4.3. Page THICKNESS SETUP of DIAMOND TOOLS

Picture 2.4.3

The thickness of the diamond tool is entered in the various fields relative to the unit.

Key Description

Back to preceding page

The inclination angle of the pre-cut unit is set by


means of orienting pre-cuts

Enter diamond tool thickness

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3.4.4. Page AUTOMATIC POSITIONING

Picture 2.4.4

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Light blue: Axis positioning target


White: Current axis position

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3.4.5. Page AUTOMATIC MODE

Picture 2.4.5

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Visualizes the selected partial machining type

Visualizes the selected machining

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Key Description

Corrects / Sets the level of oscillation speed of the


bar

Visualizes the upper angle, the lower angle, the


current position of the oscillating bar

Corrects / Sets the feed speed of the belt

When pressed, the belt moves rapidly forwards.


When released, the programmed speed of the belt is
restored

Visualizes the unit state during machining


Green: active unit
Red: unit at rest

Visualizes the position of the presser bar

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3.5. Page MANUAL MODE

3.5.1. Page BAR MANUAL MODE

Picture 2.5.1

Key Description

Sets the level of oscillation speed of the bar

Visualizes the upper angle, the lower angle, the


current position of the oscillating bar

Starts the bar oscillation

Stops the bar oscillation

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

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Key Description

Displaces the bar towards positive dimensions


(UPWARDS)

Displaces the bar towards negative dimensions


(DOWNWARDS)

Back to preceding page

Axis selection for manual handling


1° Bar
2° Belt
3° Thickness / Presser
4° Bar spindle start in manual mode

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3.5.2. Page HAUL MANUAL MODE

Picture 2.5.2

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Visualizes the belt speed

Sets the feed speed of the belt

Starts the belt feed

Stops the belt feed

Resets the belt storage (cancels all the material


present on the belt)

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Key Description
When pressed, the belt moves rapidly forwards.
When released, the programmed speed of the
belt is restored.
Visualizes the state of the sensors for material
reading

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Axis selection for manual handling


1° Bar
2° Belt
3° Thickness / Presser
4° Bar spindle start in manual mode

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3.5.3. Page THICKNESS / PRESSER OPERATION

Picture 2.5.3

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Sets the wished dimension


THICKNESS / PRESSERS

Visualizes the current position


THICKNESS / PRESSERS

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Key Description

Starts the positioning of


THICKNESS / PRESSERS

Stops the positioning of


THICKNESS / PRESSERS

Manual handling
THICKNESS / GAUGE
With non-rolling gauge

Axis selection for manual handling


1° Bar
2° Belt
3° Thickness / Presser
4° Bar spindle start in manual mode

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3.6. Page TEST

3.6.1. Page INPUT TEST

Picture 2.6.1

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Go to page of digital outputs

Go to page of expansion module

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3.6.2. Page OUTPUT TEST

Picture 2.6.2

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Go to page of digital inputs

Allows forcing the individual outputs

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3.6.3. Page EXPANSION TEST

Picture 2.6.3

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Go to page of digital inputs

Allows forcing the individual outputs

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3.7. Page PRODUCTIVITY

Picture 2.6.2

Key Description

Back to preceding page

Flashing: active alarm visualization


Fixed: intervened alarm visualisation

Selects which machining the productivity


visualization is required for

Resets worked meters, hours of work, haul

Resets all productivity clocks.


This function can be enabled by the
manufacturer’s technicians only.

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4. Programming examples
Preliminary operations
Check the position of the manual units;
Power the electric panel;
Enable the auxiliary circuits;
Reset the oscillating bar;

4.1. Round edge working


Execution of a round edge profile 30mm thick

OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Select the profile you wish to obtain. For


this example ROUND EDGE machining is
selected

Enter the thickness of the material to be


worked

Set the oscillation speed of the spindle


bar

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enter the belt speed in cm/1’

Check if the forming device(s) is (are)


set as:
S Shaping (diamond tool)
L Polishing (with polishing abrasive)

Set the wished MAX and MIN oscillation


degrees that the oscillating bar has to
carry out

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enable the bar oscillation, if wished.


(It is suggested to enable this option
only on flat parts, such as flat edge, half
round edge, intermediate profile)

Press the key to confirm the setup


entered

The following screen page will appear.


If the axes are already positioned, the
automatic mode screen page will
appear.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the white push-button to start the


positioning of the axes.

When the positioning is over, the


following screen page will appear.

Start the necessary units to carry out


the machining.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the white push-button to start the


automatic cycle

Press the black push-button to stop the


automatic cycle

If necessary, the feed speed of the belt


can be corrected at any moment

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

If necessary, the oscillation speed of the


bar can be corrected

If necessary, the material can be quickly


unloaded.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CARRYING OUT


THIS OPERATION
if the material is near the units, it will be
worked at high speed and this could
damage the machine.

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4.2. Upper half round edge working


Execution of upper half round edge profile 30mm thick

OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Select the profile you wish to obtain. For


this example UPPER HALF ROUND EDGE
machining is selected

Enter the thickness of the material to be


worked

Set the oscillation speed of the spindle


bar

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enter the belt speed in cm/1’

Check if the forming device(s) is(are)


set as:
S Shaping (diamond tool)
L Polishing (with polishing abrasive)

Set the wished MAX and MIN oscillation


degrees that the oscillating bar has to
carry out

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enable the bar oscillation, if wished.


It is suggested to enable this option
only on flat parts, such as flat edge, half
round edge, intermediate profile)

Press the key to confirm the setup


entered

The following screen page will appear.


If the axes are already positioned, the
automatic mode screen page will
appear.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the white push-button to start the


positioning of the axes.

When the positioning is over, the


following screen page will appear.

Start the necessary units to carry out


the machining.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the white push-button to start the


automatic cycle

Press the black push-button to stop the


automatic cycle

If necessary, the feed speed of the belt


can be corrected at any moment

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

If necessary, the oscillation speed of the


bar can be corrected

If necessary, the material can be quickly


unloaded.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CARRYING OUT


THIS OPERATION
if the material is near the units, it will
be worked at high speed and this could
damage the machine.

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4.3. Lower half round edge working


Execution of a lower half round edge profile 30mm thick

OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Select the profile you wish to obtain. For


this example LOWER HALF ROUND
EDGE machining is selected

Enter the thickness of the material to be


worked

Set the oscillation speed of the spindle


bar

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enter the belt speed in cm/1’

Check if the forming device(s) is (are)


set as:
S Shaping (diamond tool)
L Polishing (with polishing abrasive)

Set the wished MAX and MIN oscillation


degrees that the oscillating bar has to
carry out

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enable the bar oscillation, if wished.


(It is suggested to enable this option
only on flat parts, such as flat edge, half
round edge, intermediate profile)

Press the key to confirm the setup


entered

The following screen page will appear.


If the axes are already positioned, the
automatic mode screen page will
appear.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the white push-button to start the


positioning of the axes.

When the positioning is over, the


following screen page will appear.

Start the necessary units to carry out


the machining.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the white push-button to start the


automatic cycle

Press the black push-button to stop the


automatic cycle

If necessary, the feed speed of the belt


can be corrected at any moment

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

If necessary, the oscillation speed of the


bar can be corrected

If necessary, the material can be quickly


unloaded.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CARRYING OUT


THIS OPERATION
if the material is near the units, it will
be worked at high speed and this could
damage the machine.

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4.4. Bird’s beak working


Execution of a bird’s beak profile 30mm thick

OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Select the profile you wish to obtain. For


this example BIRD’S BEAK machining is
selected

Enter the thickness of the material to be


worked

Set the oscillation speed of the spindle


bar

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enter the belt speed in cm/1’

Check if the forming device(s) is (are)


set as:
S Shaping (diamond tool)
L Polishing (with polishing abrasive)

Set the wished MAX and MIN oscillation


degrees that the oscillating bar has to
carry out

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

P Press the key to confirm the setup


entered

The following screen page will appear.


If the axes are already positioned, the
automatic mode screen page will
appear.

Press the white push-button to start the


positioning of the axes.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

When the positioning is over, the


following screen page will appear.

Start the necessary units to carry out


the machining.

Press the white push-button to start the


automatic cycle

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the black push-button to stop the


automatic cycle

If necessary, the feed speed of the belt


can be corrected at any moment

If necessary, the oscillation speed of the


bar can be corrected

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

If necessary, the material can be quickly


unloaded.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CARRYING OUT


THIS OPERATION
if the material is near the units, it will
be worked at high speed and this could
damage the machine.

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4.5. Intermediate Profile working


Execution of an intermediate profile 30mm thick with7.5mm profile
radius

OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Select the profile you wish to obtain. For


this example INTERMEDIATE PROFILE
machining is selected

Enter the thickness of the material to be


worked

Enter the radius of the of the profile to


be obtained

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Set the oscillation speed of the spindle


bar

Enter the belt speed in cm/1’

Check if the forming device(s) is (are)


set as:
S Shaping (diamond tool)
L Polishing (with polishing abrasive)

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Set the wished MAX and MIN oscillation


degrees that the oscillating bar has to
carry out

BE CAREFUL NOT TO EXCEED 45° MAX


OSCILLATION

Enable the bar oscillation, if wished.


(It is suggested to enable this option
only on flat parts, such as flat edge, half
round edge, intermediate profile)

Press the key to confirm the setup


entered

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

The following screen page will appear.


If the axes are already positioned, the
automatic mode screen page will
appear.

Press the white push-button to start the


positioning of the axes.

When the positioning is over, the


following screen page will appear.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Start the necessary units to carry out


the machining.

Press the white push-button to start the


automatic cycle

Press the black push-button to stop the


automatic cycle

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

If necessary, the feed speed of the belt


can be corrected at any moment

If necessary, the oscillation speed of the


bar can be corrected

If necessary, the material can be quickly


unloaded.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CARRYING OUT


THIS OPERATION
if the material is near the units, it will
be worked at high speed and this could
damage the machine.

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4.6. Flat edge working


Execution of flat edge 30mm thick with 5mm chamfer on upper and
lower side
OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Select the profile you wish to obtain. For


this example FLAT EDGE machining is
selected

Enter the thickness of the material to be


worked

Enter the diagonal of the chamfer you


wish to obtain

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Enter the belt speed in cm/1’

Check if the forming device(s) is (are)


set as:
S Shaping (diamond tool)
L Polishing (with polishing abrasive)

Enable the bar oscillation, if wished.


It is suggested to enable it only for
pressers over 60mm
(It is suggested to enable this option
only on flat parts, such as flat edge, half
round edge, intermediate profile)

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the key to confirm the setup


entered

The following screen page will appear.


If the axes are already positioned, the
automatic mode screen page will
appear.

Press the white push-button to start the


positioning of the axes.

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

When the positioning is over, the


following screen page will appear.

Start the necessary units to carry out


the machining.

Press the white push-button to start the


automatic cycle

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OPERATION VISUALIZATION

Press the black push-button to stop the


automatic cycle

If necessary, the feed speed of the belt


can be corrected at any moment

If necessary, the material can be quickly


unloaded.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CARRYING OUT


THIS OPERATION
if the material is near the units, it will
be worked at high speed and this could
damage the machine.

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