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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 98 27.0. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT: 27.1 Magelis Human machine interface Unit (HMI) 27.1.1 Used to display in plain English, operating status, and faults. 27.1.2 During normal operation the status of the of the coolant system will be displayed on the operator interface unit. The following information will be displayed: 27.1.2.1.Coolant No. 1 ON ( Will show filter being used [A or B] when autocross option is being used). 27.1.2.2. Coolant No. 2 ON ( Will show filter being used [A or B] when autocross option is being used). 27.1.2.3. Coolant No. 1 and 2 ( Will show filter being used [A or B] when autocross option is being used). 27.1.2.4. Index No. 1 ON ( Will show filter being used [A or B] when autocross option is being used). 27.1.2.5. Index No. 2 ON ( Will show filter being used [A or B] when autocross option is being used). 27.1.2.6. Index No. 1 and 2 ON ( Will show filter being used [A or B] when autocross option is being used). 27.1.3. Faults that will be displayed are: 27.1.3.1. Filter dirty (single filter system). 27.1.3.2. Filter “A” dirty (autocross system). 27.1.3.3. Filter “B” dirty (autocross system). 27.1.3.4. Post filter dirty. 27.1.3.5. Drive Fault. 27.1.3.6. Slow coolant return. 27.1.3.7. Low pressure lockout (Optional Pressure Switch Required). 27.1.3.8. Low coolant limit. 27.1.3.9 Circuit breaker or Overload trip. 27.1.4. Available as part of the operator interface is a provision to view the last eight (8) faults. To view the past eight (8) faults press the DOWN ARROW key while the coolant system is stopped and not in a fault condition. The display uses a last in last out sequence that is the last fault that occurred will be the first fault displayed. Each press of the DOWN ARROW key will display a fault until the pass eight have been stepped through at which time the display will revert to the start up screen. If there is no fault stored in any of the past eight (8) storage locations a message will indicate “NO FAULT STORED IN LOCATION No. x. At any time the main screen may be recalled by pressing the ESC key, stepping through all eight (8) fault storage areas or when a “Call for coolant” is requested. 27.1.5. Included also are screens to display the total number of faults and the total time (in minutes) that the coolant system was in a fault condition. To step through these screens press the RIGHT ARROW key. Each press will step to the next screen until each has been displayed at which time the display will revert to start up screen. At any time the main screen may be recalled by pressing the ESC key, stepping through all eight (8) screens or when a “Call for coolant” is requested. The first screen that will be displayed will be the coolant system total run time. The total run time is displayed in years, hours and minutes. NOTE: the years displayed is based on shift of operation (2080 hours). 27.1
ChipBLASTER, Inc. 99 27.0. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT (Cont.): 27.1. Magelis Human Interface Unit (HMI) (Cont.) 27.1.6. The order of screens are: 27.1.6.1. Machine run time. 27.1.6.2. Circuit breaker or overload trip. 27.1.5.3.Pressure below 300 PSIG (requires optional pressure switch). 27.1.5.4.Tank low limit. 27.1.5.5.Drive fault. 27.1.5.6.Filter “A” dirty. 27.1.5.7.Filter “B” dirty. 27.1.5.8.Post filter dirty. 27.1.7. Also included as part of the HMI programming is the “Super Users Group” In this screens it possible to modify certain control parameters. The parameters are: 27.1.7.1. Coolant #1 off delay set point adjustable from 0 to 2.5 seconds (default is 2.5 seconds). 27.1.7.2. Coolant #2 off delay set point adjustable from 0 to 2.5 seconds (default is 2.5 seconds). 27.1.7.3. Skimmer off set point adjustable from 5 to 30 minutes (default is 10 minutes). 27.1.7.4. Skimmer on set point adjustable from 1 to 20 minutes (default is 5 minutes). 27.1.7.5. Slow coolant return delay before warning set point adjustable from 2 to 4 minutes (default is 2 minutes). 27.1.7.6. Low pressure switch enable. This will enable the use of an optional pressure switch to monitor outlet number 1. An alarm will be sounded if the pressure falls below 300 PSIG (20.6 bar). 27.1.7.7. Autocross enable. This will enable automatic change over from filter A to filter B when filter A becomes dirty. This requires factory installed filters, solenoid valves and additional inputs/outputs from the PLC. THIS NOT A RECOMMENDED FIELD MODIFICATION. 27.1.7.8. Run relay enable. This option sets the ChipBLASTER to run continuous with high pressure controlled by the “Call for coolants” only. This option would be used for machine tools that have multiple fast tool changes with short cycle times. 27.1.7.9. Pulsed “M” code enable. This option sets the ChipBLASTER to operate using a pulsed “M” code in lieu of a maintained “M” code. When this option is enabled a “FIN” / “ACH” signal is available as an output to machine tool. Also available is a input to the ChipBLASTER for a machine tool door open switch. 27.1.7.10. Low pressure hose wash down enable. This option allows the use of a “garden” style hose to be used to with low pressure filtered coolant to wash off the mill table or tomb stone during a part change. THIS NOT A RECOMMENDED FIELD MODIFICATION. 27.1.7.11. Low pressure flood coolant enable. This will enable the ChipBLASTER to supply low pressure filtered coolant through coolant number 1 outlet to the machine tool. THIS NOT A RECOMMENDED FIELD MODIFICATION. 27.1
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 5 2.0. TABLE OF C
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 9 3.0. EV13, EVHP
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 17 7.0. PLACING A
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 19 8.0. MECHANICA
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 21 11.0. SYSTEM A
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 23 12.0. OPERATIO
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 25 12.0. OPERATIO
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 27 13.0. ALARMS:
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 43 Fault Systems
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ChipBLASTER, Inc. 45 15.0. TROUBLES
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