LINK Systems Omni II Automatic Setups Module - Manual (Page 45)

October 16, 2008 Manual Version 1.1
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Section 5 Operation
The purpose of the Automatic Setup module is to allow automatic adjustment of such press
systems as air counterbalances, air cushions, air operated hydraulic overloads, and slide adjust
systems to greatly reduce setup time for different jobs, and to help ensure that these systems are
adjusted correctly for different jobs.
All operation of auto-setup functions, other than automatic adjustments to previously stored
values when the OmniLink II Press Automation Control or the OmniLink 5000 Press Control
recalls a job, start from the Auto-Sets screen. This screen is displayed when the AUTO SETS
softkey on the Main Menu or Press Control screen is pressed. The Auto-Sets screen shows all
configured functions and allows their settings to be adjusted. Figure 5.1 shows an example Auto-
Sets screen. Note that each configured function (slide adjust, counterbalance, or cushion) has its
own box with name, settings, position or pressure, status, and fault.
Stroke
Mode Inch
Drive
Speed
Stroke
Speed
SPM
SPM
0
0 Order
Counter
PC STATUS
Counter OFF
Auto
Sets
EXIT
0 0
Program/Run Switch
TOP
Slide Adjust #1 (ON)
Cushion #2 (ON)
Cushion #3 (OFF)
Cushion #1 (ON)
Module Status: OK
Setpoint:
Actual
Shutheight
Fault:
Status:
None
In Position
20.000 in
20.000
Counter-Balance #1 (ON)
Die Weight Set:
Actual
Pressure
Fault:
Status:
None
At Pressure
722 lbs
72
Pressure Set: 72 psi
psi in
Cush Force Set:
Actual
Pressure
Fault:
Status:
None
At Pressure
627 lbs
54
Pressure Set: 54 psi
psi
Cush Force Set:
Actual
Pressure
Fault:
Status:
None
At Pressure
2 Tons
32
Pressure Set: 32 psi
psi
Cush Force Set:
Actual
Pressure
Fault:
Status:
None
System OFF
0 lbs
0
Pressure Set: 0 psi
psi
RESET
CHANGE
NUMBER
JOG
DOWN
JOG
UP
CONFIGURE
a
i
h
g
f
e
d
c
b
k
J
AUTO
ADJUST
Figure 5-1 Example Auto-Setups Operation Screen
The main features of this screen are:
a)
The module status gives the overall status of the auto setup module as a whole instead of
the status of a single sub-system, such as a counterbalance. When the module is
functioning properly, thus should read “OK”. See section 6.1 for other diagnostic
messages.