Setting Arrow Heads on ZX5 or ZX5-E

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Introduction

The Zx5 and Zx5e have an upgraded system on the saw centralising which takes the best mechanical features of the standard saw centralising, yet adds an ability to move the central point for Y notches.


In general, this makes it easier to set up, because the overall centralise position can be changed in software , rather than adjusting a cylinder offset, and also to fine tune the centralise position for different profiles


...With the ability to tweak settings comes the real danger that too many tweaks cause confusion. Therefore when setting up, ensure all fine adjustments are reset to zero. Be aware that changing the arrow head position permanently will also alter Y notch depths

Étape 1 - Check the mechanicals

  1. Are there any obstructions stopping the centraliser closing up smoothly or to its full extent?
  2. Is the SY datum sensor damaged so the datum point is changing?
  3. Is the SY axis motor and encoder OK?

Étape 2 - Check the profile

It is very common for the profile to be non-symmetrical

See https://stuga.dokit.app/wiki/TB0395_How_To_Test_T_transom_Symmetry


Also - checking Z transom arrow head width is difficult - follow https://stuga.dokit.app/wiki/Z_Transom_Width_Measurement

Étape 3 - Reset Fine Adjustments

Étape 4 - Reset Y notch depth offsets

Étape 5 - Adjust SY datum

Étape 6 - Check all profiles

Étape 7 - Check Y notches

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