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This means that the Inputs at the top or bottom stroke of the V notching cylinders are not being made within a set number of seconds of the Output Valve and being operated (timeout).
 
This means that the Inputs at the top or bottom stroke of the V notching cylinders are not being made within a set number of seconds of the Output Valve and being operated (timeout).
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You can go into F5 – Settings then find Tab for Alarms and add an extra 2 seconds onto Alarms no.2 and No.4– Make 80 into 100 on the Timeout column. I would have thought 10 seconds is plenty of time for a V notch blade to travel all the way from the top to the bottom through the Profile unless the Blades are really Blunt or the Hydrocheck is not adjusted correctly.
 
  
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==== Potential Root Causes ====
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Movement is too slow because:
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* Blades are really blunt
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* Hydrocheck speed damper is not adjusted correctly or faulty.
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* Faulty  or sticky air valves (water damage) that are not switching on and have a delay
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Movement is correct speed but input is not feeding back
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* Faulty reed switch
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* Faulty connection to reed switch
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* Position of reed switch not correct on cylinder
  
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==== 1 Increase the timeout ====
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I hope this makes sense and will Highlight the issue for you.
 
  
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If the Input is made within the 80 (8 seconds) the Blade will retract and then go back up.
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The diagram shows a timeout of 8 seconds (80). To increase by 2 seconds, make 80 into 100 on the Timeout column.  
  
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You good have Faulty Air valves (water damage) that are not switching On and have a delay this will cause you the same issue.
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It is expected that 8 seconds should be ample for the  v notch stroke to happen, so this will only mask the real root cause, possibly
  
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If the Input is made after the 8 seconds you will get the Message and if the input is Made then Pressing Start will override the Alarm.</translate>
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==== 2 Disable the alarm ====
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If you are certain that the blade is operating correctly, you can disable the alarm by unticking the "Enbld" tick box for the alarm that keeps triggering.
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How to solve a Timeout on V Blade Out or Home Error

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How to solve a Timeout on V Blade Out or Home Error

Problem

Fault codes 

001 Timeout on VI Blade Home
002 Timeout on VI Blade Out
003 Timeout on VO Blade Home
004 Timeout on VO Blade Out
005 Timeout on WI Blade Home
006 Timeout on WI Blade Out
007 Timeout on WO Blade Home
008 Timeout on WO Blade Out


This means that the Inputs at the top or bottom stroke of the V notching cylinders are not being made within a set number of seconds of the Output Valve and being operated (timeout).

Input and Output references table
Message V Notch Station Input Reference Valve Reference
Timeout on VI Blade Home Front Infeed Side VICTH Y32 VICUT
Timeout on VI Blade Out Front Infeed Side VICTO Y32 VICUT
Timeout on VO Blade Home Front Outfeed Side VOCTH Y33 VOCUT
Timeout on VO Blade Out Front Outfeed Side VOCTO Y33 VOCUT
Timeout on WI Blade Home Rear Infeed Side WICTH Y36 WICUT
Timeout on WI Blade Out Rear Infeed Side WICTO Y36 WICUT
Timeout on WO Blade Home Rear Outfeed Side WOCTH Y37 WOCUT
Timeout on WO Blade Out Rear Outfeed Side WOCTO Y37 WOCUT


Solution

Potential Root Causes

Movement is too slow because:

  • Blades are really blunt
  • Hydrocheck speed damper is not adjusted correctly or faulty.
  • Faulty or sticky air valves (water damage) that are not switching on and have a delay

Movement is correct speed but input is not feeding back

  • Faulty reed switch
  • Faulty connection to reed switch
  • Position of reed switch not correct on cylinder

1 Increase the timeout

In Settings ->Alarms tab

Timeout on V Blade Home or Out Timeout Alarms.png


The diagram shows a timeout of 8 seconds (80). To increase by 2 seconds, make 80 into 100 on the Timeout column.

It is expected that 8 seconds should be ample for the v notch stroke to happen, so this will only mask the real root cause, possibly

2 Disable the alarm

If you are certain that the blade is operating correctly, you can disable the alarm by unticking the "Enbld" tick box for the alarm that keeps triggering.

...This is only going to prevent the alarm from interrupting production, it has not solved the root cause of the problem


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