JMA MULTICODE Manual page 40

On one hand we have the information part (I) related to the key, the name of the file, the information of the cutting of
the key in profile.
On the other hand, we have the code introduced, in this case 15000 and the biting related to this code 32248.
On another hand, we have essential information (J) about the cutter, feeler and jaw for this key, initially they are the
standards already set in the machine. Clicking on the icon to view ( ) we will have an image of each element.
Cutter FP34
To remove the pre-visualization of each element, click on the image again.
Where and how to attach the key?
In jaw (see reference M in the drawing above) it gives us two details, on one hand the jaw in which the key is attached
and on the other the side of the jaw. In this example MP1/1 indicates Jaw=MP1 and side of the jaw=1. If in this box
it shows MP1/2, then Jaw=MP1 and side of the jaw=2.
The limit is referenced by the red line drawn on the representation of the cut of the key. That way, in this example
it indicates Limit 0 and in the neck of the key. In the cases 1, 2 or 3 usually a limit is made at the point of the key,
and using the point limit plate in the channels of face 1 of the jaw MP1.
See Chapter 3.1 referring to the tooth jaw, to see the limits and the indications of how to attach the key.
We can perform two actions in the file.
A) Reading of the key
We can attach an original key as if we were going to machine it and later opening the tooth reader, pressing the
read button to read the key by electronic contact.
After reading the key, the program tells us the biting code and shows us the heights it read in the cutting represen-
tation. Later when re-commanding the cutting of the key we can cut according to the official heights (theoretical)
of the manufacturer or according to the heights read on the key.
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Feeler-Reader toothed key
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Jaw MP1