cybelec DNC600 User Guide

DNC 600 PS
User Guide
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AFETY AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
The operator must be trained for working with the
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machine on which the numerical control is installed.
Improper use of the numerical control can cause
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heavy damage on equipment and/or injuries to people.
Modification of machine parameters can cause
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important material damage or lead to irregular product quality.
The rear panel may only be removed by a qualified
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technician (danger of electrocution).
Do not expose the numerical control to excessive
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humidity so as to avoid any risk of electrocution and any deterioration of the equipment.
Make sure the numerical control is disconnected
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from the mains power before carrying out any cleaning. Do not use liquids based on alcohol or ammoniac.
In case of malfunction of the numerical control, call a
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technician.
Do not expose the numerical control to direct sun
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rays or any other heat source.
Do not place the numerical control in the
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neighbourhood of magnetic equipment such as transformers, motors or devices which generate interference (welding machines, etc.)
Replace fan filters at regular intervals so as to avoid
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overheating.

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CONTENTS

SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS............................................................................I
LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR CYBELEC SOFTWARE ..................................................................III
Safety, Copyright & License agreement ..............................................................................3
CONVENTIONS ...............................................................................................................................5
Typographical conventions ..................................................................................................5
Abbreviations / glossary.......................................................................................................5
DESCRIPTION OF THE DNC 600 PS .............................................................................................7
General information .............................................................................................................7
Technical characteristics .....................................................................................................8
ACCESSORIES................................................................................................................................11
THE USER INTERFACE..................................................................................................................13
The screen...........................................................................................................................13
The keyboard.......................................................................................................................13
THE MAIN MENU.............................................................................................................................19
Choices of the main menu...................................................................................................19
PROGRAMMING .............................................................................................................................21
Programming on the L-alpha page ......................................................................................23
L-alpha method....................................................................................................................27
Definition of the bending order ............................................................................................30
THE SEQUENCE PAGE ..................................................................................................................37
Programming on the sequence page ..................................................................................40
PRODUCT MANAGEMENT.............................................................................................................45
List of products ....................................................................................................................45
TOOL PROGRAMMING...................................................................................................................49
Punch / Die programming....................................................................................................50
TRANSFER ......................................................................................................................................53
Tests of the serial ports .......................................................................................................54
LINK 7000 / CYBACK..........................................................................................................55
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CONTENTS PAGE 1
THE MACHINE WORKING MODES............................................................................................... 57
Adjustment mode ................................................................................................................ 57
Sensitive mode ................................................................................................................... 58
Automatic mode ..................................................................................................................58
PROTECTION OF THE ACCESS LEVELS .................................................................................... 59
General Information ............................................................................................................ 59
The users ............................................................................................................................ 60
Access by password ........................................................................................................... 61
Access to levels superior to 3 ............................................................................................. 62
Change password ............................................................................................................... 63
Management of the access levels by external key ............................................................. 64
ANNEXES........................................................................................................................................ 65
The INITIALIZATION page ................................................................................................. 65
The tool reference............................................................................................................... 67
The contact point (CP) or Pinch point ................................................................................. 70
The gauge axes ..................................................................................................................71
Programming the axes datum ............................................................................................ 75
Calibration........................................................................................................................... 76
Ideal curve .......................................................................................................................... 77
Cycle without bend..............................................................................................................79
Punching ............................................................................................................................. 79
Bottoming............................................................................................................................ 80
Angle correction .................................................................................................................. 80
Alphanumerical characters ................................................................................................. 82
Messages / Errors...............................................................................................................82
The interactive messages ................................................................................................... 83
Print of the current screen .................................................................................................. 86
INDEX.............................................................................................................................................. 87
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AFETY
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Please consult the safety instructions, copyright and license agreement on the first pages of the manual.
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ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual is designed to help the user to familiarize with the numerical control DNC 600 and to use it with a maximum of efficiency.
To reach a maximum of comfort and productivity of the numerical control, it is recommended to read attentively the whole manual.
A table of contents and a well organized index enable you to find rapidly the searched subject.
How to get rapidly acquinted with the numerical control ?
Follow the rabbit. It will pass through the important stages and will guide you in the programming of an example product.
Remark: In this User Guide it is assumed that the DNC has an
operational configuration (i.e. machine parameters and tools are programmed).
Go to page 21.
This manual is evolutive. You, the user, can help us to give you better assistance. If you have any remarks on this document, please write us to:
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ONVENTIONS
YPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
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As a general rule, in this manual we will not repeat how to validate a field, select a tool, call a page or any other basic manipulations. These informations are described at the beginning of this manual.
Arial bold
Arial bold italic Used to indicate the name of a DNC input or
Italic
Quotations of text as seen on the screen.
output.
Reference to a written element, a paragraph or a manual. For example: See Conventions.
BBREVIATIONS / GLOSSARY
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Explications of the abbreviations which are not visible fields in the pages of the numerical control.
TDC Top dead centre.
SWP Switch point of speed, i.e. the change from
PSS Safety point. This point is calculated in function
CP Contact point (see page 70).
BDC Bottom dead centre
LED Light Emitting Diode. Small red light serving as
approach speed in bending speed in the descent phase.
of the tools height and the material thickness.
luminous indicator.

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ESCRIPTION OF THE
ENERAL INFORMATION
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! Configurable numerical control for 2 to 6 axes.
! 2 synchronized numerical axes for controlling the beam (left Y1 and
right Y2 jacks).
! 1 to 4 numerical axes to control the backgauge.
! Choice of configuration:
X, X1, R, R2, Z1, Z2.
! Beam: proportional valves ±10V.
! Backgauge: AC or DC motor with or without tachometer.
! Black and white high resolution LCD screen.
! Multi-page display by menu or direct access.
!!!! Multilingual conversational programming. In each DNC,
8 languages are permanently available for the operator.
DNC 600 PS
! Direct programming of the angle and bending corrections with
calculation of the bending depth as a function of the material and tooling.
! Programming of the bent product according to the L-alpha method
with calculation of the backgauge positions and determination of the unfolded length according to DIN 6935 standard.
! Alphanumerical programming of the code number and production
pages.
! "Printscreen" function for printing the contents of each screen page
(via serial line).
! Automatic conversion:
Inch / mm; USTon / MetricTon; PSIx1000 / Kg/cm²
! Automatic compensation of sheet metal thickness variations (can only
be used for thick sheets).
! Internal non-volatile memory
- approx. 1100 sequences
- 20 punches
- 30 dies
! Product N° : 3 numbers
Code N° : 24 numbers or letters Sequence N° : 2 numbers Sequence repetitions : 2 numbers

DESCRIPTION OF THE DNC 600 PS PAGE 7

! Machine parameters in 8 languages: Limitation of axes displacement,
safety, adjustment of servomechanisms, etc.
! Beam positioning in high precision closed loop with control of speed,
pressure and parallelism.
! For each digital axis:
High performance closed loop regulation with or without insensibility zone.
- Counting frequency: 250 KHz
- Displacement speed, acceleration, deceleration, regulation gain, PID, safeties and limit switches programmable numerically in the machine parameters.
- Automatic initialization procedure.
! Memorization of the back gauge positions in the case of a power
failure.
! Corrections per product and per sequence for the axes.
! RS232 series interface (in option).
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BENDING DEPTH (Y1 AND Y2 AXES)

Positioning range : 0 - 900,000 mm
Programmable resolution : 0,01 or 0,005 mm
Reproducibility : 0,002 mm
Ascent / descent beam speed : 150 mm/s
Bending speed : 1 - 50 mm/s (programmable)
Corrections per product and per sequence : 0 - ±99,99 mm

BACKGAUGE (X AXIS)

Positioning range : 0 - 2000,000 mm
Programmable resolution : 0,1 or 0,01 mm
Reproducibility : 0,02 mm
Displacement speed : 500 mm/s
Corrections per product and per sequence : 0 - ±99,99 mm
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BACKGAUGE (R, Z1, Z2 AXES)

Positioning range : 0 - 9999,9 mm
Programmable resolution : 1 or 0,1 mm
Displacement speed : 500 mm/s

BENDING ANGLE

Positioning range : die angle to 179,9°
Corrections per angle and per sequence : 0 - ±99,99°

AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS

Calculated by the DNC:
! Beam top dead center
! Change to bending speed point
! Beam safety point
! Contact point
! Bending force
! Crowning as a function of the bending force
! Bottoming
Programmable by the operator:
! Beam desynchronization for conical bends
! Bottoming
! Dwell time
! Backgauge disengagement
! Sequence repetition
! Automatic follow-on of products
! Quantity of products made and to be made.
Unattributed functions:
F1 to F3: Analogical function 250 values with bi-directional
positioning (backgauge height, bending help, etc)
F4 and F5: digital (BCD coded output)
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THE MEMORIES

A SRAM memory allows the programming and storing of products, tools and machine parameters. A lithium battery conserves the data during about 10 years.
Work memory (or buffer)
This memory is used for programming, modifying and executing products. It is a temporary memory whose contents are deleted whenever another product is called for.
The contents of this memory is conserved if the DNC power supply is cut, even if it has not been previously stored in the internal memory.
Internal memory
Sometimes called internal cassette, this fixed internal memory, of the static RAM type maintained by a lithium battery, contains the products, tools, axes positions, numbers concerning the production and machine parameters. No programming or modification are done directly in this memory.
Flash memory
The DNC 600 is equipped with a Flash memory including the program and the cycle of the numerical control. The machine cycle can be updated by means of the serial link RS232 (option).
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CCESSORIES
CYBACK Software for storage in PC.
PC1200 PC1200 is a Windows program. This software allows to program on a PC
LINK7000
Option of the software PC1200 to transfer products to the
Allows the storage and recall of data (products, tools, machine parameters) for the DNC 7000, DNC 70, and DNC 30 CNCs in a PC via the serial line. Up to 10 different CNCs can be selected. Ask for our "Product information" about CYBACK.
in 2 and 3 dimensions the products to be realized on the numerical control. This software executes the simulation and graphic display of the bending order taking into account the characteristics of the machine, the tools and the material.
An option (LINK7000, see below) allows to transfer products to the DNC 7000, DNC 70, DNC 50, DNC 60 and DNC 600.
DNC 7000, DNC 70, DNC 50, DNC 60 or DNC 600 by the serial line.
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HE USER INTERFACE
HE SCREEN
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Faster Regardless of the cursor position on the page, pressing the
The screen displays the products, tools and machine parameters as well as all other useful information for programming and machine work.
The keys situated on the front of the DNC are used for selecting the screen pages and introducing data.
A cursor indicates where the user can intervene.
On all pages, when first displayed the cursor is located on the programmable field on which it was placed during the last intervention on that page.
The cursor can be moved to the previous or following field by pressing the
or key.
and the
of the page.
HE KEYBOARD
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The keyboard is divided into six zones:
NUMERICAL KEYBOARD
keys simultaneously moves the cursor to the first programmable field

! Numerical keyboard

! Screen page selection keys
! Working mode zone
! The commands
! The cursor keys
! The manual mode keys
The numerical keys as well as the and keys are used to introduce numbers or values into the different fields.

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THE SCREEN PAGE SELECTION KEYS

Main menu key Gives access to the
Product list key Double function key. Pressing this key once displays the list of products in the DNC memory. Pressing the key again displays the search for products by criteria page.
Product key Triple function key. Pressing this key once displays the angle length (L-alpha) values. Pressing a second time displays the bending order with their respective legs. Pressing a third time displays the bending values which are calculated as a function of the values introduced on the previous page.
Sequence key Triple function key. Pressing the key once displays all the values and functions of the current sequence. Pressing a second time displays the first page of values in large characters. Pressing a third time displays the second page of values and functions in large characters.
MAIN MENU
page.
Correction key This key displays the correction page which allows to make corrections to the current sequence, as well as to the entire product.
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THE WORKING MODES

Programming mode Allows to introduce, modify and read data as well as to store, search for and transfer programs.
Manual mode Authorizes axis movement and auxiliary
functions using the keys.
Semi-automatic mode Allows a machine cycle with the current sequence values without automatic sequence change. This mode is used for adjustments when realizing the first product, as well as for products with only one bend.
The sequence change is made using the
keys.
NB: The product counter Q does not function
in this mode.
Automatic mode Normal mode for product production. The DNC automatically changes sequence after each bend. Changing directly from "programming" mode automatically forces the first sequence of the program. Changing from "programming " mode to "semi­automatic" mode and then to "automatic" mode, conserves the current sequence for execution. This allows to take up again a product in production without having to make "empty" cycles.
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THE COMMANDS

Delete key Allows to delete a sequence or a program when the cursor is placed on the fields. Only functions in programming mode.
Clear key This key allows to delete data indicated by the cursor. Caution: pressing this key twice, on most pages, deletes all the data on the page.
Search key According to the cursor position allows:
- to search for a product
- to search for a sequence
- to search for a tool
- to search for a screen page
- to start a product feasibility calculation
- to transform L-alpha values into machine values
- to calculate the unfolded length of the sheet
- to execute a transfer Only functions in programming mode.
PRODUCT
or N
Store / insert / teach key Depending on the cursor position, allows to store the current program in the DNC internal memory, or create (insert) a new sequence in the middle of an existing program, or copy (teach) the value of an axis positioned manually in the current sequence. This key is only valid in programming (memorization and insertion) mode and in manual (teach) mode.
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THE CURSOR KEYS

Sequence forwards / Page forwards key This key allows to scroll pages of the same type. Also allows to pass to the next page when a series of information occupies several pages.
Eg.: program sequence punch-die pages production pages parameter pages
In programming mode also allows to create an identical sequence (copy function) to the previous one as long as this is the last sequence of the program. The incorporated LED indicates whether the sequence is the last of the program.
Page backwards / Sequence backwards key
Inversed function of the Allows to scroll backwards through pages of the same type. Functions in all modes except automatic mode.
key.
and
Cursor upwards, to the next accessible field.
Cursor downwards, to next accessible field.
This key combination positions the cursor in the upper part of the current page.
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"MANUAL" ZONE

Start key Commands:
- The displacement of the axis and auxiliary functions. During movement the LED lights up (except for the beam).
- An indexation at the beam (on option depending on the configuration on other axes) when this key is first pressed after switching on the DNC.
To indicate that an index is being taken the LED remains constantly alight, until the indexes are received. Indexes can only be taken
in
Stop key Depending on the working mode chosen, stops the axes or auxiliary functions, or stops the calculation being executed. When the DNC is in transfer mode (RS232) the STOP key allows to terminate the transfer.
Manual displacement keys of the selected axes. Allows, in the machine parameters, to configure the axis type, the inputs/outputs and to select the display of the N2X axes.
or modes.
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HE MAIN MENU
By pressing the key on the top right of the keyboard, the main menu appears.
CHOICE ? __ 1 LIST OF PRODUCTS DNC / CRITERIA 2 3 LIST OF PUNCHES 4 LIST OF DIES 5 6 PROGR. PUNCHES / DIES 7 PRODUCT PUNCHES / DIES
8 PRODUCT STATUS; L; 9 PRODUCT BENDS; STOPS
10 PRODUCT X; ;Y 11 PROGR.AXES ORIGINS
12 TRANSFER DNC <-> PC 13 MACHINE PARAMETERS 14 MACHINE CONTROL
Regardless of which screen page you are on, you can always gain access to
the main menu by the different pages.
The option desired is chosen by entering the option number in the
field on the first line of the screen and pressing the search
HOICES OF THE MAIN MENU
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1 DNC PRODUCT
LIST / CRITERIA
3 PUNCH LIST
4 DIE LIST
This double page displays the list of products in the DNC memory and allows selective searching of products.
Displays the list of the punches.
Displays the list of thedies.
key, which allows you to circulate in the
CHOICE
key.
6 PUNCH / DIE
PROGR.

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From this page, it is possible to recall, program or delete a die or a punch.
7 PRODUCT
PUNCHES / DIES
8 PRODUCT STATUS;
L;
9 PRODUCT
BENDS;LEGS
10 PRODUCT X;
11 PROGR. AXES
ORIGINS
12 TRANSFER
DNC <-> PC
13 MACHINE
PARAMETERS
14 MACHINE
CONTROLS
; Y
This page allows to modify, for the product only, the reference of a tool.
Generally called L-alpha page, this page displays and allows the programming of products in "lengths and angles" mode.
Displays the page allowing to program or modify the bending order.
Displays for each sequence the calculated axis position.
Allows to program the axis position counter.
Allows the global or partial two way transfer of products, tools or machine parameters between the fixed internal memory and a PC.
Displays a series of pages which allow to introduce, display and modify the machine parameters.
Page allowing to control and to modify the state of certain inputs and outputs.
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ROGRAMMING
In this manual, it is being assumed that the DNC is configurated in such a way
With unfolding calculation
The faster method
to be operational (i.e. the tools and machine parameters have already been programmed).
2 programming methods are accessible by the operator.
! The L-alpha method.
The L-alpha method allows to enter a profile to be bended with the external dimensions and angles of each face. The DNC calculates the unfolded length. After having programmed the bending order, the DNC will calculate the stop positions.
! The direct programming.
The direct programming is the fastest method for an experimented operator, for the whole programming of the product is done on the same page. It enables to directly program the axes' positions, and it calculates the bending depth as a function of the introduced angle.
Before starting to program a product, make sure that the tools necessary to make the product exist in the DNC memory and write down the numbers of the punches and dies to be used.
To do this proceed as described below: If you are already familiar with the tools present in the DNC, you may pass directly to chapter Programming on the L-alpha page, page 23).

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Consulting the list of punches

! On the main menu (reached by ), choose
Introduce for that 3 in the key.
CHOICE
field and press the
LIST OF PUNCHES
search
.
LIST p/d 1/ 1 p/d 1/__ __/__ __/__ __/__ PUNCH p 90° ___° ___° ___° hp 100.00 ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ rp 1.50 ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ TON/M 100 ___ ___ ___ DIE Ve ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ d ___° ___° ___° ___° hd ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ rd ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ TON/M ___ ___ ___ ___ REF Y ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ SAF X ___.__ ___.__ ___.__ ___.__
! The list of punches available in the DNC appears, with the name of
each punch and its characteristics (angle, height and radius).
! Note the number of the most appropriate punch.
If you don't find a punch which corresponds to your needs, you can create one.
In this case refer to chapter Tool programming, page 49.
It is possible, if more than four punches are programmed to see them by
pressing the
key.

Consulting the list of dies

Proceed in the same way as described above for punches; access from the main menu
Pass to page 27 or page 40, depending on the chosen
LIST OF DIES
programming method.
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