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https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=39358  +, * Name - SageManufacturing * Description: Sage Manufacturing * Server: MAINSERVER\MANSQL Next * Select SQL Server Authentication * Login ID: sa * Password: S0lut10ns Next Next Finish <br/>   +, Should get Test Connected Successfully  +
* Connect Keyboard and mouse * Connect network * Connect monitor   +, * Customer Name * PC name (use standard naming protocols) <div class="icon-instructions pin-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-thumb-tack"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">The build number is used with different suffixes -FE for Front End -S for the second PC on the saw side of an 2-PC flowline / ZX model</div> </div><div class="icon-instructions info-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-info-circle"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">...The VM (virtual machine) is only needed on the -FE PC.</div> </div><br/>   +, The backup can be retrieved in several ways, depending on the state of the PC you are replacing and how up to date the backup is # Teamviewer in to the original PC and copy the backup over # Restore from Teamviewer bacup - see [[Restoring a Teamviewer Backup]] # Restore from a Stuga backup <br/><div class="icon-instructions caution-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-exclamation-triangle"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">...If a backup is not available, an engineer visit will be required to set the machine up from scratch</div> </div><br/>  +,
Use IPScan to find the address  +, Set the password to the normal Stuga password [Not given here because this is a public website] <br/>  +, Skip setting up cloud users Add nonsense to the product registration - this is not required  +,
Measurement-> TwinCAT Drive Manager 2 Project  +
All refurbished Ecolines will now be provided with USB barcode scanners. This may be a hand held device or an 'Orbital' scanner attached to the infeed table depending on the customer's preference. Use the provided cable to plug the scanner in to the nearest available USB port. There will be 2 USB extension cables coming from the PC inside the cabinet. One will go to the console to control the keyboard and the touchscreen and the other will go to the infeed table junction box to control one or two barcode scanners.  +, On an Ecoline, we want the barcode scanner to add an enter key after it scans so that our software knows which piece to bring up. This is called 'Carriage Return' or 'Line Feed' (from the old typewriter days). Use the barcode scanner to scan the correct barcode in the manual. You should hear a chime to let you know that it has been successful. If using the online manual, you may need to print the relevant page as the scanners sometimes struggle to read off a screen.  +, Open up Notepad on the screen and scan any barcode (except the ones that change the functions in the manual). This could be anything you've bought recently like a water bottle or failing that, the manual should have a barcode on the back that you can use. Scan it a couple of times. If the numbers appear in the Notepad next to each other (1) the operation has not worked and you need to try again. If the numbers appear on new lines (2), you have been successful and the barcode reader is ready to use.  +,
If there is no power / air on the machine, disconnect Cyl8 black line to release pressure  +, Release any pressure and tie to Roller bed <br/>  +, Tie to frame with wooden spacers and cushion with foam  +,
Using the T0001090 alignment tool, check each 1m section of the rack is aligned to its neighbour <br/>  +, Use F0000281 (5mmx 16mm roll pin) Drill the steel below to a depth of 8mm Knock in the dowel to secure <br/>  +, On the GX pinion, a spring tensioner is used to keep it in mesh On A2030 the GX pinion tension system was locked up and needed to be freed. Please ensure this system is working correctly  +
#Datum the machine and move GY axis to zero, GZ to 25 #Place the jig against the backfence and offer it up to the Gripper Jaw #If the GY datum is set correctly, the rear outer face of the jig should be just in contact with the rear serrated jaw #If this is not the case, set GY datum correctly   +, If the backfence to gripper is different in this location, it will be visible by a gap or interference to the jig Move GY axis (in 0.25mm increments) to make it touch Log GX value vs the GY value in your table / spreadsheet <br/>  +, There may be areas where the offset changes more than others - these deserve more detailed inspection with closer GX axis increments  +,
OuA_VorDn = On then Off  +, # Select the GZ motor in the devices # Select Brake and "Motor Brake Force" tab # Click "Unlock" This will release the tension on the roller   +, # GZ Maximum is displayed in the box # Put this in the move box and press move   +,
Lift uprights into positions and fix with 3 x bolts each side on each upright. Fit 2 x cap heads on each rail each side  +, Tension using the threaded bars nuts at the top of the uprights. Ensure pulley are level.  +, Run belts and chains through onto pulleys, tensioner may need to be slackened off to fit the brackets through. Lift the top head to be able to lower the chain and belt brackets at the rear of the uprights. Fix brackets to upright. Always fix chain bracket first. then belt bracket. <div class="icon-instructions idea-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-lightbulb-o"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">Always use fully threaded bolts without a shoulder</div> </div><br/>  +,
If this is a Zebra scanner, the Zebra CDC scanner program will be installed already. For other manufacturers, this may need to be downloaded from the internet <br/>  +, For a Zebra barcode reader - Use Reader manual to scan the barcode or scan the barcode opposite or see the barcode at [https://supportcommunity.zebra.com/s/article/Emulating-a-COM-Serial-Port-Over-USB-using-CDC-driver?language=en_US this address]  +, There is a "Read Data" button on the welding page for loading current batch. This also allows you to change the file path  +,
Search box is upper right  +, This appears next to the image on the web page This area is used to note where the part is used in operator / engineer friendly speak  +, This text appears in the Notes section of the web page This area is used for any additional notes. The sort of notes that live in various engineer's brains.... * Compatibility issues * Design changes * Fitting instructions or issues * Dangers or pitfalls * Alternatives or suggestions * Obsolescence issues  +,
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The 2 carriage assemblies are as shown. First, the rails need to be loosely installed onto the horizontal Maytec extrusion, allowing for lateral adjustment. Parts D0010710, D00010711 and B0000046 are to be assembled, as shown. Two of these sub-assemblies are required.  +, These are then slid onto the rails and the D0010711 parts can then be bolted to the Saw Head Assembly. Note, the grease nipples are pointing inwards in both instances. The rails can now be tightened up.  +, The combination of these 2 new parts allows the assembly to be installed in the following position, resulting in a further improvement of accuracy and associated component life.  +
# Contact Stuga service to download latest version to the machine via teamviewer # On the g:\ drive G:\Builds\Latest Software Versions. # From Dropbox service\Machine Software\   +, Use File->Close File to close any previous versions that are open <div class="icon-instructions info-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-info-circle"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">...This clears out the text on the screen and removes the possibility of confusion over which version of the mint file you are using</div> </div><br/>  +, https://stugaltd.monday.com/boards/304269981 Find the build number (1) of the machine and update the software version (2) and date(3). Also update the "control" and "drive" log if it is not done already  +,
Our actual Stepper motors are 400 steps per revolution which is equivalent to an encoder quadrature count of 400/4 = 100.  +, First we must tell the Drive a gearing based on the 100 count virtual encoder we have and actual motor encoder counts. In the picture above shows the drive with its motor connected which gives us an encoder count of 2097152 based on the motors encoder resolution which can be 17 bit or 21 bit etc.  +, We need to make a correlation between the 2 values of 100 counts that we want and the 2097152 of the actual motor drive system for the gearing ratio <br/>  +,
 (Defaults to Config mode after the TwinCAT update)  +, (axis->Settings tab Link to PLC button)  +, (field at end of line, NOT the id number at start)  +,
Fit U Bolt and Sensor Bar to Table Post on infeed side of saw. See Image for height  +, Remove 2x M8 screws holding Motor Plate.  +, Fit Flag and Bracket to Motor Plate with 2x M8 x 50 Screws  +,
Orientate the plastic plate to fit inside the metal hinge piece, noting which way is the length and which is the width.  +, Cut a 550mm length of VHB tape. Attach it to the very top of the plastic plate, so that the edge of the tape is running along the edge of the plate.  +, Remove the remaining backing from the VHB tape.  +,
Connect monitor, network cable, keyboard, mouse/touchpad, and switch on PC.  +, Click on file explorer then go to 'This PC', Right click on unused space and click properties. Check Windows is activated, "Windows is activated" should be shown.  +, The connection can now be tested between engineer’s computer and host computer. Under the ‘Computer & Contacts’ locate the recently made connection under the group it was designated. When found double-click to control connected computer.  +,
Position on shaft not important.  +, Align flats on washer to ensure holes for pin spanner are clear.  +, Ensure pin is secure and cannot be dislodged during normal operation.  +