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| − | |Introduction=<translate>The ZX5 has a moveable Beam on the Z axis. The design reason behind this is to keep the gripper arm short for reliability and stiffness, yet enable it to move out of the way for rear V notching | + | |Introduction=<translate>Moved to Confluence 17/12/2025 |
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| − | During the calculations for the machining bar recipe, the software has to work out if and when the beam needs to be moved:
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| − | · If there are no v notches on the bar, then machine all the operations without moving the beam. Beam moves at the very end when ejecting
| + | [https://stuga-ltd.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/~5570585b7bb5d1bc31430e886883cbc774c182/pages/89423875/TB0447+ZX5+Setup+-+X+Axis+Beam+Calibration ZX5 Setup - X Axis Beam Calibration] |
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| − | · If there is a V notch, move the bar during the first X axis position where position > beamStrokeLength
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| − | Therefore, it is very important for the software to know how far the beam moves physically to offset all the positions to allow for it. The distance is measured and entered into parameter beamStrokeLength. It should be around 700mm.</translate>
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| | {{Materials}} | | {{Materials}} |
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| − | |Step_Title=<translate>Check End sensor adjustment</translate> | + | |Step_Title=<translate></translate> |
| − | |Step_Content=<translate>The out and home sensors must be adjusted so that the "just" come on at the end of the stroke. | + | |Step_Content=<translate></translate> |
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| − | {{Info|...This is important because the physical end stop position will directly affect the positional accuracy. If the end stop is not reached by as little as 0.5mm, the end stop sensor should be the fail-safe to ensure the machine stops with an alarm.}}<br /></translate>
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| − | |Step_Title=<translate>Run a manual bar with a datum test</translate>
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| − | |Step_Content=<translate>Run a manual bar with a datum test at 500mm and 1200mm and a V notch at 750mm. This ensures the first datum test is done with the beam “out”, then the V notch forces the beam to move before the second hole.</translate>
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| − | |Step_Title=<translate>Measure distance</translate>
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| − | |Step_Content=<translate>Measure the distance between the datum holes. The distance should be 700mm</translate>
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| − | |Step_Title=<translate>Check the difference</translate>
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| − | |Step_Content=<translate>If the distance > 700, reduce beamStrokeLength by the difference and vice-versa</translate>
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