Commonly used during sawing on Z transoms, the Z block operation is used to fasten the profile, making sure it does not move during sawing.
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Commonly used during sawing on Z transoms, the Z block operation is used to fasten the profile, making sure it does not move during sawing.
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Commonly used during sawing on Z transoms, the Z block operation is used to fasten the profile, making sure it does not move during sawing. There are 6 possible states the z block can be in. Each of these can have a different length of protrusion for different profiles.
12 x M8 Screws
12 x M8 Nuts
12 x wire numbers 1 - 6On the Service > IO tab use output Y214 to turn the infeed turret.
Each turn of the turrets will change the binary state of the inputs X210, X220 and X212.
Use the table in the picture to ensure the count goes 1-2-3-4-5-6 and back to 1
Use Y215 to pulse the outfeed turret
Each turn of the turrets will change the binary state of the inputs X211, X221 and X213
Use the table in the picture to ensure the count goes 1-2-3-4-5-6 and back to 1
The turrets should be labelled 1-6 with pneumatic pipe markers
The turret position should be written on the top of each turret in permanent marker
X214 InF_ZIHome should signal high (red) when the infeed turret is home
X215 InF_ZOHome should signal high (red) when the outfeed turret is home
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