Error Messages Regarding Alignment; Statistics - ZAPbp BP93p Operator's Manual

Attention!!!
You must remember that the automatic alignment on mandrel requires setting the direction and turning point
of alignment in such a way that that electrode comes into contact with a workpiece, when it is moving toward
that particular direction. The process of alignment is cancelled, if the electrode has moved by 50mm, after
alignment was started, and there is no contact with the workpiece.
The following keys are available, when this function is carried out:
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[STOP]: Alignment is stopped. When the function is paused, the following options for further actions
will appear on the screen:
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a. [Fx]
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b. [Fx]

2.3.3 Error messages regarding alignment

Alignment can be stopped immediately, if an emergency situation occurs. Look below at a list of potential
errors:
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Attempting to exceed physical or base coordinates.
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Stopping the process: See item 2.1.8. [General error messages regarding travels]
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Critical ruler errors: See item 2.1.8. [General error messages regarding travels]
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Travel Home.
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Unrepairable short circuit: When aligning, the machine detects the location of the working bit, by by
period contact between the electrode and the workpiece. This error occurs, when attempting to
move away from the workpiece, after detecting a short circuit, and the short circuit does not stop,
when the working bit has moved away within the distance of 0.2mm from the workpiece. The error
occurs when the workpiece in relation to which alignment is performed has a surface that is oxidised
or covered with dirt that conducts electric current.

2.4 Statistics

Intended use: This function enables viewing archived data, regarding the completed working programmes. The
collected data includes:
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Name of the program (Program), its date (Date), and time of its completion (T
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The data is stored in a text file, on an SD card, at the following location: E:\stat.txt.
Access path: Manual Mode [R] -> Statistics
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Continue : Alignment will continue;
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Abort : Alignment will be stopped.
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