cybelec 15T Data Sheet

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cybelec 15T Data Sheet

ModEva15T

ModEva is a range of numerical control units intended specifically for sheet metal working.

Depending on the software installed, ModEva can be used on synchronized or non-synchronized press-brakes of the upstroking or down-stroking type.

ModEva numerical control units can control up to 18 axes of which 2 are synchronized hydraulic axes especially intended for press-brakes.

The numerical control is composed of 2 main elements:

The programming console.

The CNC (Computerized Numerical Control).

The programming console is located within the operator's reach, generally fixed to a swiveling arm; the CNC is placed inside the electric cabinet.

The CNC is available in 2 rack formats.

Rack version C (Compact): This is a small, very compact rack, convenient for many situations.

Rack version M (Medium): This is a bigger rack permitting a varied combination of configurations.

The software enables manufacturers to configure the axes, the inputs/outputs and the auxiliary functions according to their needs.

Versions

PS

Version for synchronized press-brakes.

PC

Like the PS but for press-brakes with mechanical (or hydraulic) stops and beam control with a linear

 

encoder.

ModEva CNC /C

ModEva CNC version "C" (Compact): can control up to 4/6 axes or even 18 with CAN axes*.

ModEva CNC /M

ModEva CNC version "M" (Medium): controls up to 12/14 axes or even 18 with CAN axes*.

* see definitions of the axes and configurations further on in the document.

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ModEva Range

ModEva is a modular range with a choice of:

1 programming console 15” touchscreen.

2 programs (2D or 3D) and 1 Windows XP emb. operational system.

2 different rack sizes depending on the number of axes and the desired technology (analog or CAN).

Definitions:

Hydraulic axes:

An analog axis especially intended for controlling the beams (Y1-Y2). These two axes are on the

Analogical axes:

NPU.

Axes for which position is given by an incremental sensor and instructions are provided by the CNC

 

via a ±10V DC analog voltage. One also corresponds to an analog interface axis. These axes are

CAN axes:

controlled by boards called NMX / NSX. Each of these boards controls 2 axes.

Axes for which positioning information is handled through a CAN bus.

 

These axes require an NCX board on the CNC side and a CAN interface on the servo-amplifier side.

 

An NCX board can control up to 8 axes. The number of CAN axes is controlled as an option.

 

The ModEva CNC can be equipped with a maximum of 2 NCX axis boards.

NMX:

A master board for 2 analog axes. A master board controls up to 3 NSX slave boards.

NSX:

A slave board for 2 analog axes. A slave board in all cases requires an NMX board.

NCX:

CAN board for a maximum of 8 CAN axes. This board can handle various protocols according to the

 

type of servo-amplifier used. It is possible to combine CAN and analog axes.

Configurations of CNC axes

Rack version

CNC / C (Compact)

 

 

 

CNC / M (Medium)

 

 

No. of axis boards

 

2

 

 

 

 

5

 

 

Axis position (slot No)

0

 

1

 

0

1

2

 

3

4

5

 

NMX

 

-

 

NMX

NSX

NSX

 

 

 

 

The most common

NMX

 

NSX

 

NMX

NSX

NSX

 

NSX

 

 

NMX

 

NLR

 

NMX

NSX

NSX

 

NLR

 

 

configurations

 

 

 

 

 

NCX

 

-

 

NMX

NSX

NSX

 

NLR

NMX

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NCX

 

NLR

 

NCX

NLR

 

 

 

NMX

NSX

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