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- Page 1 SSII SUV MANUAL LAGUNA TOOLS 2072 Alton Parkway Irvine, California 92606 Ph: 800.234.1976 www.lagunatools.com © 2018, Laguna Tools, Inc. LAGUNA® and the LAGUNA Logo® are the registered trademarks of Laguna Tools, Inc. All rights reserved.
- Page 2 SmartShop® II SUV 3) Set-up Menu Screen Flow 4) Main / Home Screen Defined 7) Jog Screen Defined 12) Program Preview Screen 13) Setup Screen Menu 14) Program Manager 16) CNC Tool Data 18) G-code Editor 19) Machine 21) Set-up / Networking Screen 22) Alarm Screens...
- Page 5 Main / Home screen defined: Above is the Start-up Home screen. Park Tool = Pressing this button will put the active tool in spindle into its tool holder and leave the spindle empty. You should never leave a tool in spindle when machine is Idle. Leaving a tool in spindle will cause rust and damage to tool holder and or spindle.
- Page 6 Hold = The Hold button is used to Pause a program run. Press the Run button to continue. NOTE: The spindle stays running during hold. Press stop button to stop the spindle and program. Run = The Run button is used to start a CNC Program. Preview Program = This button will open a visual representation of the active program in X and Y axis and provide a estimated run time.
- Page 7 Start at Tool = This field allows the program to jump to a specific tool for it’s starting point. Input the tool number desired then press run. There will be a slight delay while the code is scanned to the requested starting point. Coord’s selector/Lower right drop down = This is the selector for the X,Y, and Z coordinates displayed at the bottom of the Main page.
- Page 8 Jog screen defined: Jog past Y safe = This button is used for maintenance and repair issues only. There is no operator function for this. Dust hood Up/Down = This button is used to manually retract or extend the dust hood. Teach Tool Length = This button is used to manually set tool length for the active tool.
- Page 9 Teach ZPO = This button will write the current X and Y locations to the Zero Point Offset selected from the upper right field G54- G59. Reset Relative Coord’s Display = This button resets the Relative position of X and Y to Zero. Use would be a digital tape measure.
- Page 10 Settings / Over Ride Screen defined: Enter the Settings page from the Settings button in the lower left of the Main screen or from the CNC settings button on the Set-up menu screen. Over rides = This screen allows for the adjustment of the Rapid Feed rate, Cutting feed rate and the spindle RPM.
- Page 11 MDI field = Manual Data Input is for executing a single line of code at a time or a M code. Simply input the desired function and press Execute Command to activate. Feed Rate Field = This field displays the programmed feed rate in the G code.
- Page 12 Enable Optional Stop = This Button enables a M0 to cause a program pause for additional operations or jigging during a program run. Pressing Run Button on the Main screen restarts the program from the pause. With this Button off the M0 is ignored.
- Page 13 Program Preview screen: This screen will pre-run the selected G-code and give a X and Y graphical representation of the program as shown below.
- Page 14 The following screens are accessible from the Setup Screen Menu. See page 3 for screen flow chart.
- Page 15 Program Manager: This screen is used for the managing the programs within your controller. User Tab – This is used to display the various folders within the controller. Programs Tab – This displays the programs within a specified folder. USB Tab – This displays the programs from a USB stick when inserted into the control cabinet.
- Page 16 Copying programs to the controller = A program must be selectable from the Programs Tab in order to be made active. Use the User Tab to select a folder containing programs transferred over a network with FileZilla or use the USB tab to select from a flash drive.
- Page 17 Tools screen: This page is used for all data regarding Tooling dimensions and offsets. Access button: Tool selection Drop down field = Use this to select the tool in which you wish to manipulate. The tool number displayed propagates the fields below with its current data and allows for full manual adjustments if needed.
- Page 18 Execute Automatic Touch Off (TTO) = Select the tool in which needs to be measured and press The Execute button. The machine will gather the correct tool holder and proceed to the TTO switch. Z will rapid to the Z pre dimension in the machine settings then slow until it finds the switch.
- Page 19 This screen has the tools to check a G-code program and give the ability to manually edit said G-code on the machine. Check Code = This button will a program test by pre-running the code. This will check that the code can be run within the machine limits and ZPO.
- Page 20 Machine settings screen: This screen is to manage the machine settings. These settings consist of the calibration, Tool changer locations, and machines limits. Pressing the Save to CF button will write a copy of the machine settings to the controller’s memory. Pressing Save Settings to USB is recommended so a hard copy of machine settings is available if service requires them to re- initialize the system.
- Page 21 Standard and Metric units of measure. Password field = This is used to access the much deeper settings that only a Laguna technician would need to access. Servo tuning and motion settings can be done on the controller. This eliminates the need for a technician to be on site for tuning issues if they arise.
- Page 22 This setup button opens the Network settings screen. The information contained in this screen is used for networking directly to the controller. This is needed for file transfers and remote diagnostic functions Via a P.C. network. See chapter on making a network connection.
- Page 23 This enters the alarm screens: This screen will display the 3 types of alarms that can be generated in the controller. The check mark is used to acknowledge and clear a single alarm at a time to see all that occurred. The Next button will open the Axis specific alarms page.
- Page 24 The alarms displayed on this screen are Axis specific.
- Page 26 Laguna Tools is not responsible for errors or omissions. Specifications subject to change. Machines may be shown with optional accessories. © 2018, Laguna Tools, Inc. LAGUNA® and the LAGUNA Logo® are the registered trademarks of Laguna Tools, Inc. All rights reserved.