Merlin MT3000 User Guide

MT3000 FUNCTION AND CONTROL KEYS
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2- JOB FUNCTION KEYS
SELECT-Picks a job to run or program. RUN-Runs a selected preprogrammed job. PROGRAM-Learns a blanking setup.
BLANKING FUNCTION KEYS
beams.
MANUAL – Not available.
LIMIT FUNCTION KEYS
UPPER – Lets blanking or float upper
limits.
LOWER – Sets blanking or float lower
limits.
DISPLAY FUNCTION KEYS
LOCATION – Shows broken beam
location or total number.
NUMBER – Shows unit version and size
information.
CONTROL KEYS
EXIT – Quit any function. ENTER – Acknowledge or change
something.
SCROLL – Display more choices from a
list.
CLEAR – Reset or cancel a numeric
choice.
PASSWORD – To control access to
certain functions.
MERLIN 3000 SERIES
B
ENTER
A
EXIT
scroll
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C
CLEAR
PASSWORD
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3- VERSION 3.0
The Merlin 3000 series unit is designed for Press Brake operations especially where programmable back gauge systems are used. The Merlin light curtain is useful when the part to be bent is large enough to extend into the light curtain beams. It can be taught the profile of the part when making the first part. The part profile pat­tern can then be run from temporary memory and / or stored for future use. Only the bottom three inches can be per­manently blocked. This allows for a work support table or arm. The rest of the beams are not permanently blocked.
! WARNING
WHEN USING BEAM BLANK OUT FUNCTIONS, CARE MUST BE TAKEN TO TRAIN THE OPERATORS IN THE CORRECT METHOD TO HOLD PARTS SO THAT BOTH HANDS ARE OUTSIDE THE LIGHT CURTAIN PLANE AND KEPT AT A SAFE DISTANCE.
General information about using the Merlin keypad:
-used to access menu items.
-used to enter numeric changes made to particular items.
-used to toggle functions on / off.
-used to exit out of functions.
-used to scroll through menu
items.
-used to change
numeric values.
-used to scroll through a
program.
-used to clear numeric values.
-used for manual reset.
-used to clear bumping
information.
-used to access setup
information.
-numeric keys have dual
functions. When numeric entries are valid the numeric function is active, otherwise the main label is active.
MAIN FEATURES OF THE MERLIN 3000 SYSTEM:
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UPPER
scroll
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B
ENTER
A
EXIT
4
Location
EDIT UPPER FLOAT
BEAM XX 1 to XX
LAST LOCATIONS Y
X X X X X
4- LIMITS
These functions are used to display the cur­rent limits of the blanking and floating beam features and to make changes to the limits.
To display current limits.
This shows the current floating limit, xx. Changes the second line to.
Press the UPPER key
Press the SCROLL key
Use the scroll keys to change the current setting or use the numeric keys to enter the limit.
Press the EXIT key.
To leave this function, repeat the above procedure for the lower limits.
5- DISPLAY
When the unit is in a safe condition the location function will show the last beam(s) that caused the last hazard condition. When the unit is in a hazard condition the location function will show the current beam(s) not being satisfied. A beam is not satisfied if it is blocked or not aligned, or if it has been blanked and is not blocked.
This shows the current blanking limit, xx.
To correct limits.
If changes are needed, when at the correct item, FLOAT or BLANK
current limit maximum range
Press the ENTER key
To use location key.
When in a safe condition.
Y Shows the total number of beams not satisfied. X Shows the individual beams not satisfied.
Press LOCATION key.
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When in the hazard state the following is
scro ll
A
EXIT
8
NUMB ER
6
FLOAT
scroll
C
CLEAR
BEAM LOCATIONS Y
X X X X X
FLOATING BEAMS
VERSION NUMBER 3.XX
XX” UNIT X” BEAM
displayed and updated as the beam conditions change.
Manual
Manual blanking is not available on MERLIN 3000 units.
If more than 5 beams are causing the haz­ard condition, use the SCROLL to view all of the beams causing the hazard state.
scroll
Press SCROLL key
To return to the previous display.
Press EXIT key
To view the unit version number
and the unit size and beam spacing information without removing power to the unit.
Float
The floating beam mode allows one beam in 1” units and three beams on 1 / 2” units to be set to float. This means that 1 to 3 beams may be blocked without causing a hazard condition. Blocking more than the allowed number will cause the output to of open, stopping the machinery being contro­lled. If limits are set for the floating beams the floating function only works within the limits. Interrupting any number of beams outside the limit will cause a hazard condition.
To activate floating beam(s),
Press FLOAT key
This key can also be used to reinitialize the display should it get locked up for any reason.
6- BLANKING
Auto
Auto blanking is not available on Merlin 3000 units.
Press NUMBER key
To change the number of floating beams.
Press SCROLL key
or
To reset the floating function to zero.
Press CLEAR key
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To activate the change.
B
ENTER
D
PASSWORD
B
ENTER
B
ENTER
A
EXIT
B
ENTER
A
EXIT
1 FLOATING BEAM
CREATE JOB SAFE f
Or RUN # _______ SAFEf
Press ENTER key
Use the scroll keys to select the desired function and
When in a safe mode the display will indicate floating in the second line.
When in the create or run modes floating is indicators by a small “f” after the word safe.
Note: It must be remembered that using floating beams increases the object sensi­tivity of the sensing field.
7- PASSWORD
Press ENTER key
8- LOCK FUNCTIONS
Floating beam function; Setting limits;
Job mode; These functions can be locked or unlocked (left open). Scroll to the desired function.
To lock or unlock the function. If locked, the Merlin control will prompt the user for the password if access to the function is attempted. When done with the lock mode
Press ENTER key
-USED TO LOCK AND UNLOCK FUNCTIONS.
-USED TO CHANGE THE USER PASSWORD.
-USED TO SET TIMEOUT FUNCTIONS.
-USED TO TEST INPUTS.
-USED TO RESET THE SYSTEM WHEN REQUIRED.
To access the above functions
Press PASSWORD key
and enter the four digit default password or the user password if one was previously created.
Press EXIT key
Edit password
User password selection.
To edit the user password, enter a new user password >_ _ _ _ <. You must enter all four digits. Do not use the
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Press ENTER key
Press EXIT key
or the
C
CLEAR
scroll
A
EXIT
1
SELECT
scroll
B
ENTER
SAFE
HAZARD
Press CLEAR key
Press SCROLL key
in the user password.
SET FUNCTION TIMEOUT
------Timeout for display reset.
This timeout determines the amount of time allowed in between key entries. If no key entry is detected within the timeout the display and mode being used are cancelled and the SAFE or HAZARD display is shown. Four choices are available.
Timeout is none - no timeout Timeout is short - =15 second timeout Timeout is medium - =50 second timeout Timeout is long -=100 second timeout
TEST INPUTS
To the input to be tested. “ON” indicates that the switch is closed and “OFF” indicates that the switch is open.
Press EXIT key
To leave this mode.
9- JOB MODE
This mode is used to select the various functions related to created and running jobs.
*Note: programming blanking in the job
mode is useable.
This key brings up the job menu from which you can select from the following six job functions. Use the SCROLL keys
Press EXIT key
------This mode is used to test the eight “8” possible external input signals.
------EXT-INTR--External interruption;
Press SCROLL key
Active on.
------MAN RESET – Manual reset; Active on.
To select and
------INPUT A ------ Aux. Input A;
------INPUT B ------ Aux.input B;
------TOS ------------Top of stroke; Active
Press ENTER key
off;
------MUTE --------- Mute point; active on.
------BOS ------------Bottom of stroke; active on.
------LEARN-------- Remote learn; Active on.
To access a particular function.
Create Job Store Job Recall Job Bumping Job Erase Job Job Info
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