Dukane 403-570-01 user manual Machine Setup, Base Interface Cable, AC Power, Attach Tooling

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Section 6 - Machine Operation

Machine Setup

The startup procedure given here is for a new machine that has just been installed.

1. Base Interface Cable

Attach the base interface cable from the rear of the base

to the back of the thruster housing as shown in Figures 3–7 and 3–8.

2. AC Power

Insert the AC power plug (refer to Figure 3–4) into a 240 VAC, 1–Phase NEMA type 6–20R receptacle rated at 20 Amps. The correct style outlet is shown in Figure 3–5. Do not alter the plug or receptacle in any way.

Refer to the section on Electrical Safety in Chapter 2 if you have any questions. Ensure the AC Power Switch is

in the OFF position (see Figure 3-6).

3. Attach Tooling

Attach the upper tooling to the hub and torque tightly.

The hub dimensions are given in Figure 3-2. The slot in

the hub is intended to accept a ¼-inch standard dowel pin assembled to the upper tool for repeatable mounting

orientation. Place the lower fixture on the base and

attach it loosely so it can be aligned later.

4. Adjust Thruster Position on Column

The rear support column of the Dual Servo Spin Welder features a threaded shaft for adjusting the overall height of the thruster head. The adjustments are shown

in Figure 3-7. The thruster height should be adjusted

properly to ensure that the weld head has enough travel

to perform the weld (within the 5-inch stroke limit),

and that the welded assembly can readily be removed

from the tooling. To adjust the position, complete the following steps:

a)Loosen the three rear nuts (which lock the head assembly in place). The nuts are 22mm wide, but a 7/8-inch socket will also fit.

b)Raise or lower the head by turning the adjustment lead screw on top, which is also a 22mm hex. The lead screw has 8 threads per inch, so 1 turn moves the head 1/8-inch

(3.18 mm).

c)Tighten the rear locking nuts.

IMPORTANT

The Dual Servo Spin Welder is capable of developing substantial torque and high rotational velocity. Keep your hands and body away from the tool head during operation. The spinning head is capable of inflict- ing serious injury. Never attempt to retrieve a part from a spinning tool head. A l w a y s w e a r a f a c e s h i e l d w h e n operating the Dual Servo Spin Welder. Be extreme- ly careful not to let long sleeves, necklaces or long hair become entangled in the Dual Servo Spin Welder during operation.

Always turn machine power OFF when instalaling or removing the spin tool.

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Contents Dual Servo Spin Welder Dukane Manual Part No Revision History RevisionSummary Date This page intentionally left blank Dukane Dual Servo Spin Welder ContentsThis page intentionally left blank Introduction SectionDukane Manual Part No Important User Information Read This Manual FirstDrawings and Tables SVT042VR Dual Servo Spin Welder OverviewKey Dual Servo Spin Welder Features This page intentionally left blank Safety Considerations This page intentionally left blank  Caution Health and Safety TipsRun Switches General SafetyPlastics Health Notice Electrical Safety Mechanical SafetyAC Power Receptacle This page intentionally left blank Unpacking and Setup This page intentionally left blank Packing List Unpacking WelderWork Area Qty Part NumberBench Capacity Securing to Work BenchLeveling Mounting HolesTooling Hub & Fixture Dimensions are in Inches mm20-Amp 240V Figure AC PowerControl Connectors Head Height AdjustmentBase Interface Connector User I/O ConnectorThis page intentionally left blank Display and Controls This page intentionally left blank 1Dual Servo Spin Welder Touch Screen Panel Touch Screen DisplayEmergency Stop Switch Operational SwitchesData I/O Connector Opti-Touch Run SwitchesBrigtly Lit Red LEDs This page intentionally left blank View Parts Touch Screen MenusThis page intentionally left blank Screen Layout RUN ModeView Parts Setup Menu PRE-WELD SetupTool Setup Trigger Position TOP of Stroke PositionPre-Spin Orientation Option Part Pickup OptionWeld Setup Weld Method SelectionTime Method Distance Method Rotation MethodOrientation Option Energy Method18Weld Torque Trigger Option Screen Torque Trigger OptionPOST-WELD Setup Hold SetupConstant Torque Option 22Hold Setup Screen for Distance Mode 25Process Limit Definitions Screen 1 Part Tests28RUN Screen with Part Test Failed Button Select Setup Tab Tools MenuUtilities Tab Third tab is labeled System Setup and is shown in Figure System Setup Tab34Vertical Lower Limit Setup Screen with Set Position Button 35Password-Protected Screens and Menus Setting Time and Date On Touch Screen Parameter Value Range Screen Parameter Name Min.Value Max.Value Resolution UnitsThis page intentionally left blank 55-56 Machine OperationThis page intentionally left blank AC Power Machine SetupAdjust Thruster Position on Column Base Interface CableTurn Power on Reset E-StopSet Tool Parameters Initialize Home WelderSet Weld Process Parameters Set Vertical Travel Lower Limit PositionStarting a Weld Cycle Stopping a Weld Cycle Setup SheetDual Servo Spin Welder Setup Sheet Optimizing Performance This page intentionally left blank Material Considerations Spin Welding ProcessSurface Speed Control ParametersSpeed Rev/minSpin Average Weld Diameter inchWeld Depth Press Axial SpeedPart Size HoldWeld Diameter Machine Peak RPM This page intentionally left blank Welder Data Export Software Installation, StartupThis page intentionally left blank Hardware Software Requirements Installation Startup, and Cable ConnectionsPart Data List Part DataFile Write Profile GraphsIncoming Data Plot DataSpin Torque Setpoint Servo and DebugWelding Process TroubleshootingThis page intentionally left blank Welding Process TroubleshootingMechanical WelderProblem Symptom Possible Cause Recommended Solution Faults Message Description Cause Possible Solution InstructionsMessage Description Cause Possible Solution Time or number of rotations Message Description Cause Possible Solution ErrorsMessage Description Cause Possible Solution This page intentionally left blank Maintenance This page intentionally left blank Maintenance AC Power CordThis page intentionally left blank Contacting Dukane This page intentionally left blank Identify Equipment Contacting DukaneUltrasonics Division WebsiteThis page intentionally left blank Specifications This page intentionally left blank Machine Weight Tooling SpecificationsPower Requirements Operating Environment2Dual Servo Spin Welder Dimensions Welder Model & Serial Number Identification NumbersThis page intentionally left blank Appendix a Connector PinoutsThis page intentionally left blank Figure A-1Base Interface Connector Base Interface ConnectorSignal Description Function User I/O ConnectorPin Signal Description Function Slide Kit ConnectorAutomation Wiring Data Port ConnectorFigure A-5Schematic of Operate and Abort This page intentionally left blank Tooling Appendix BThis page intentionally left blank Explanation of Inertia Moment of InertiaTool and Fixture Design Appendix C Optional FeaturesThis page intentionally left blank Figure C-1Upper Tool Vacuum System Upper Tool VacuumFigure C-2 Remote Touch Screen Components Remote Touch ScreenDukane ISO