Magnum Venus Plastech Megaject RTM Pro Revison 7_0 User Manual
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APRIL 2006
For all flush operations, information is provided on the display to inform the user as to
what action is being carried out. Progress indicators are also supplied to make the
operator aware of the machines progress through an action.
Table 3.0 shows a series of flush sequences based upon different autosprue
configurations.
The operational behaviour of the flush system can be modified by adjusting values
using the flush configuration screen (see section 4.2).
3.9. Working with Recipes
Recipes allow the user to store all the variables required to perform an injection, and
associate them with a descriptive title. Up to fifty recipes may be stored in the
machine’s memory at any one time, which may be recalled by the user and used to
perform an automatic injection.
Figure 3.5 – Edit recipes menu screen
Such a system makes it possible to write a recipe suitable for each mould, which can
then be used to perform automated injections. This approach reduces the possibility if
user errors while inputting data and performing an injection.
To copy, delete or edit recipes, the operator must press the RECIPES button on the
main menu screen to navigate to the edit recipes menu shown in Figure 3.5.
A list showing recipes, five a time, can be seen towards the top on the screen. The
number of each recipe is displayed (00-49), followed by its name. The currently
selected recipe entry is highlighted with a white bar. To select a different entry,
simply press the up or down buttons at the lower left of the screen to scroll through
the list. If the number of the desired recipe is known, the user may press the NUM
button and enter the number directly.
Recipe entries that have not yet been used, or that have been deleted are named
“EMPTY”.