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CPW 0604 CNC Production Welder Operating Manual...
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Phone +49 8131 511-0 +49 8131 511-100 E-mail post@hbs-info.com www.hbs-info.com CPW 0604 Operating Manual Issue 09/2013 Order No. BA CPW 0604 Translation of the Operating Manual Copyright: The information contained herein may not be copied, reproduced, adapted, merged, translated or used without the prior written consent of the copyright owner.
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For your own sake you should know the safety instructions for operating your HBS stud welding units inside out.
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If you should detect errors or mistakes right in this manual, please contact us: HBS Bolzenschweiss-Systeme GmbH & Co. KG Felix-Wankel-Strasse 18 85221 Dachau / Germany A feedback blank is provided in the appendix. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Menu AUTOMATIC ..................34 4.4.1 Description of Operating Elements ................. 35 4.4.2 Automatic Options ....................42 Menu MANUAL / CONTACT ................ 43 4.5.1 Setting of the Contact Position ................45 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4.23 Special Functions ..................143 Stud Welding Procedure ............. 144 Safety Instructions ..................144 Functional Principle of Stud Welding ............146 FTP Server ................... 147 Structure of the Drive................147 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Further Instructions - Tip Ignition ..........168 Guarantee Clauses ..............169 EC Declaration of Conformity ............. 170 Confirmation ................171 Feedback ..................172 Service & Support ............... 173 Index ..................... 174 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents viii CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
________________ Stud length 2: ________________ Order No: __________________ Serial No: ________________ Stud length 3: ________________ Order No: __________________ Serial No: ________________ Power Unit: __________________________ Order No: __________________________ Serial No: __________________________ CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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1 General CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Owners and operators make sure that the CNC Production Welder is only used as directed. During any activity such as transportation, set-up, (re-)assembly, production, maintenance etc. observe the information given in this operating manual. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
All instructions contained in this manual must also be observed by qualified operators. The welding process and the sequence of procedures to carry out a weld are described in chapter 5. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Warning of hand injury Warning of danger of crushing Wear protective clothes Wear protective goggles Wear ear protection Observe operating manual Additional tips for operation and service safety Prompt – List CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
(place of operation see section 11.1). Observing the operating manual of the used components is also part of the ”use as directed”. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
In addition to this operating manual, you must observe the operating manual of the components like welding head, power unit(s), stud feeding units etc., as well as applicable accident prevention and safety instructions. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Safety symbols Replace illegible or damaged markings Before opening machine disconnect mains Observe operating manual Warning of dangerous electrical voltage Secure the following safety symbols in the area of welding place: CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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1 General 1.7 Markings Markings CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Welding machine CPW 0604 Project-depending Project directory CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 (Operating manual and documentation) Note: Your machine may differ from the picture, depending on the equipment compo- nents. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Ensure that air is able to circulate freely through the housing. If heat is built-up inside the housing caused by bad air circulati- on, the stud welding unit will be seriously damaged. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Any electrically conductive and electro-magnetically sensitive parts must be removed from your body before the work starts to avoid any danger or possible damages caused by electrical voltage or electromagnetic fields. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
3 Starting-up 3.3 Requirements and Installation Instruction with HBS Base Frame Requirements and Installation Instruction with HBS Base Frame CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Have an electrician check whether the outlet to which you want to connect the stud welding machine is correctly grounded. Switch off the stud welding machine. Insert the primary plug (CEE plug) into the checked outlet. Front view of the stud welding machine CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Check the plug connections regularly before the start of work to ensure that they are properly locked. In case of loose con- nection, heat may build up in the plug and may destroy the entire plug connection. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Before welding, lay out the cables lengthwise. Fix the cables. Strong magnetic fields occur during welding which may cause a movement of the cables. This may cause a slackness of the connections. Connections VBZ / PBZ CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Such power units (IT / ARC) must be re-equipped with the module undervoltage release, order no. 8080590! 3-phase power units must be connected by the customer and separately be fused! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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3 Starting-up 3.5 Connecting the Power Units to the CNC Production Welder Other connections CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
3.6 Connect Pneumatic Stud Switch(es) (PBW) to the Stud Welding Machine Connect Pneumatic Stud Switch(es) (PBW) to the Stud Welding Machine PBW: distribution and connections for 2 stud lengths: PBW: distribution and connections for 3 stud lengths: CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
CNC Production Welder. Proceed in reversed sequence as described in sections 3.5 and 3.6. After changing the workplace, check the components and the ground cables for possible damage or missing components. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Operating Elements 4.1.1 Touch-Panel with Control Using the menu on the touch-panel, the operator can carry out the functions which are described from chapter 4.2 onwards. 4.1.2 Operating Elements, Overview CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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To avoid misoperation, both push buttons must be pressed within a certain time to start the action to be carried out! Note: The selected function is only carried out as long as both push buttons are pressed! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
This is a manual function! A collision with possible obstructions must be avoided by the operator! Push button ON must be engaged. Selection touch keys for axes to be initialized. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Starting from this menu, further menus can be selected, depending on the job: For AUTOMATIC set key switch to position „Start“ or „Start with door“. For MANUAL / CONTACT set key switch to position „Hand“. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
10%) – Program runtime in [ms] : Runtime between Start and M30 command in the program code. – Status indication line. – Actual positions of X, Y and Z axes. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Start after error in automatic run Touch key „LINE >>“ and push button „START“ starts automatic run in the next program line! Stud must be removed from the chuck in advance! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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- Beam indicator displays the currently set speed value of Automatic Speed. - Touch key „MIN %“ decreases speed. Minimum value which can be set: 10% of maximum Automatic Speed. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Using „Pos XY“ releases and carries out subsequent positioning commands. During execution, the door is locked. Only after termination of movement, the door lock is released again. Destinations are only X and Y coordinates! Z coordinates remain unregarded! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Display after executing with the “AUTO“ or „LINE>“ touch key until end of the program. Touch key CLS With „CLS“, the already set and displayed stud image is deleted and the program is reset to line start. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Marking of the stud position from stud feeder, length 2 Marking of the stud position from stud feeder, length 3 Marking of a pure movement position without welding Marking of a stud position for rewelding CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Start rewelding: close door and start with the „START“ pushbutton If no stud positions are selected for rewelding, the program is executed without Z-movement. To quit rewelding mode: „STOP“ pushbutton and touch key „CANCEL“. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.4 Menu AUTOMATIC Example: Display after selecting two stud positions for rewelding: Example: Display after selecting two stud positions for rewelding and subsequent selection with „SEL>>>“ for program continuation CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Shift counter (work pieces) can be set to zero. Display CP signal Only with set option [Parameter CP signal = 1]. Only in connection with power units with CP signal output! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
U3 = welding head 3 / Z axis U3 U4 = welding head 4 / Z axis U4 Selection of option Bx: B0 = without option B1 = downholder B2 = spray B3 = downholder and spray CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Input of stud length which is fed by selected option Vx! The entered stud length must match the real stud length, otherwise a wrong contact signal calibration or defective welding occur! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Execution of positioning via push buttons confirmation and START! Selection of drive direction and axis: The green light displays the currently active condition. Execution of positioning via push buttons confirmation and START! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Selection by touch key „XY POS“. This touch key is active if the green light is displayed. The green light displays the currently active condition. Execution of positioning via push buttons confirmation and START! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
This touch key is active if the green light is displayed. The green light display shows the currently active condition. Execution of stud feeding via push buttons confirmation and START! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Using the touch key „ENTER“ the current Z position is accepted and saved as new contact position Z. Figure: Contact position After calibration, move the Z axis away from work piece in home position! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
U3 = welding head 3 / Z axis U3 U4 = welding head 4 / Z axis U4 Selection of option Bx: B0 = without option B1 = downholder B2 = spray B3 = downholder and spray CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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This touch key is active if the green light is displayed. The green light display shows the currently active condition. Execution to feed a stud via push buttons confirmation and START! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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The welding head is moved with push buttons from home position to welding position. The following is taken into consideration: – Set option Bx (see above) – Set option Vx (see above) – Stud length – Penetration depth of actively selected program CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Selection via touch key „WELD“. This touch key is active if the green light is displayed. The green light display shows the currently active condition. Execution of positioning via push buttons confirmation and START! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Selection via touch key „HEAD up“ This touch key is active if the green light is displayed. The green light display shows the currently active condition. Execution of positioning via push buttons confirmation and START! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Minimum value which can be set: 10% of maximum manual speed. Quit the menu All functions are set to initial state! Z axes must be removed to home position (up)! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Selection via touch key „Stopper“. This touch key is active if the green light is displayed. The green light display shows the currently active condition. Execution of positioning via push buttons confirmation and START! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
The change of colour shows whether the selected function is active or not: yellow = inactive green = active In the case touch keys are marked with a yellow circle and a black square, the function can only be executed in combination! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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The pneumatic stud switch 2 is moved in working position with a press on the keys. Another press resets the function. T ouc h ke y and func tion will only be ac tiv e if the re late d option is re leas ed in the parameter s e tting . CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
4.7 Menu SETUP CNC Menu SETUP CNC In this menu the offsets between axis-zero position and work piece-zero position are defined. Changes without check may negatively affect the machine accuracy! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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A change of offset parameters is only possible after a password input! Password level: From level 1: Level 1 is for tool setters Touch key EXIT The menu „Setup CNC“ is quit. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Touch key „PROGRAM SELECT“: – Selection of a program – Edit a program name – Copy programs – New program creation – Deletion of a program CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
All programs are saved and managed on a storage medium with USB connection. Program names can be entered via an alphanumeric touch key board (Touch). The program name must consist of at least 4 digits and maximum 23 digits! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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<<100>> : Scrolling in step width 100 Green light displays the selected condition. Touch key Pg Up Upwards scrolling through the program administration. Touch key Pg Dn Downwards scrolling through the program administration. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Using the touch key „NEW“ the input mode „New Program“ is activated. Touch key „New Program“ Using the touch key „New program“ the touch-keyboard is activated to enter the new program name: (figure similar) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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This program does not contain any content and can subse- quently be processed in the program editor! The new program is automatically set to „active“ and filed. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Using the touch key „COPY“ the input mode „Copy Program“ is activated. Touch key „Copy of“ Using the touch key „Copy of“ the touch-keyboard is activated to enter the new program name: (figure similar) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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In the case that the program name already exists, a warning is displayed: Program already exists! Otherwise the new program is automatically set to „active“ and filed: CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Using the touch key „EDIT“ the program name of a program can be changed. Touch key „Edit of“ Using the touch key „Edit of“ the touch-keyboard is activated to enter the new program name: (figure similar) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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In the case that the program name already exists, a warning is displayed: Program already exists! Otherwise the changed program is automatically set to „active“ and filed. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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The program is not deleted! Touch key ENTER Using the touch key „ENTER“ the selected program is deleted. If the program was mistakenly deleted, note the description of the UNDO function for deleted programs! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Example: You search for „prg“: All found programs that begin with „prg“ are highlighted in green. Now select a program with which you wish to work further. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Touch key „Clear Wastebasket“ Using the touch key „Clear Wastebasket“ the index list of the deleted programs is reset to 0. This touch key is only displayed after 10 deletion processes! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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To restore the programs, they must be shifted from the directory \Wastebasket to the directory \Program! After this action, the system must be restarted to update the directory of existing programs. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
The first menu is used to enter so-called Header dates. The second menu is used to enter the program sequence. Menu to enter data assigned to the program header Menu to enter the program sequence CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Shielding gas = 1 : shielding gas pre-flow time Delay post-weld: Shielding gas = 0 : settling time after welding! Shielding gas = 1 : shielding gas post flow time CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Used for programs that produce multiple workpieces in a single program run. The shift counter is always increased by the entered number. Yellow marked input boxes: These parameters are internally processed, thus the input is checked for required parameter limits! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Enter parameters which are between upper and lower limits. Yellow marked input boxes with red border: For this command, the inputs are outside the permissible limits or required data are missing! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Blue marked input boxes: These parameters are not (yet) internally processed but used for documentation of set values. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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If you quit the editor in spite of faulty inputs, the program will be stored in that condition! The program is marked as defective (see figure below) and cannot be started in automatic mode! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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For parameter „counter shift control“ = 1 visible and active. At the end of each program, the shift counter is increased by the stored value. Value > 1 for multiple workpiece holders. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Touch key EXIT Quit the menu PROGRAM EDITOR Command input in program editor: The editor touch keys are displayed which are required for each command of line parameter input. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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In the case that required data (yellow input boxes) are insuffi- cient or out of internal limits, a scrolling is not possible! Touch key EXIT Touch key to quit the menu PROGRAM EDITOR CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Command Input Options and Stud Length Display of the related options is depending on machine configu- ration. Touch key EXIT Touch key to quit the menu INPUT OPTIONS and INPUT STUDS CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Stopper in active position (when parameter „Special function = 1“) Stopper in released position (when parameter „Special function = 1“) Plunger in released position Plunger in active position End of program CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview G79 Command overview G78 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview G00 Command overview G01 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview G41 Command overview G20 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview G22 Command overview G54 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview G53 Command overview G90 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview G91 Command overview M98 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview M99 Command overview M00 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview M10 Command overview M11 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview M20 Command overview M21 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview M22 Command overview M23 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Command overview M30 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Programming example: Without programmable Z axis CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Programming example: With programmable Z axis CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Programming example: With subprogram and programmable stop CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.8 Menus PROGRAM EDIT / PROGRAM SELECT Programming example: With subprogram for Pick Up CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Note : In dependence of machine configuration! Example: Display after executing with the “AUTO“ or „LINE>“ touch key until end of the program Up to 200 stud positions can be displayed. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Marking of the stud position from stud feeder, length 1 Marking of the stud position from stud feeder, length 2 Marking of the stud position from stud feeder, length 3 Marking of a pure movement position without welding CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
General axes and motor parameters Z axis Menu for inputs and outputs Menu for actual machine configuration Menu for set values welding parameters Menu for spare and wear parts HBS CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4 Function 4.10 Menu PARAMETER CNC General These menus are password protected! Access for editing is depending on different password levels! Only yellow marked boxes can be edited! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
4 Function 4.10 Menu PARAMETER CNC 4.10.2 Overview - Parameters X Axis General axis parameters X axis Motor parameters X axis CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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A complete restart of the machine is a must after changes to motor/axis parameters. This is necessary to sustainably store the motor parameters in the EEPROM of the axes drives. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
4 Function 4.10 Menu PARAMETER CNC 4.10.3 Overview - Parameters Y Axis General axis parameters Y axis Motor parameters Y axis CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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A complete restart of the machine is a must after changes to motor/axis parameters. This is necessary to sustainably store the motor parameters in the EEPROM of the axes drives. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
4 Function 4.10 Menu PARAMETER CNC 4.10.4 Overview - Parameters ZU1 Axis General axis parameters ZU1 axis Motor parameters ZU1 axis CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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A complete restart of the machine is a must after changes to motor/axis parameters. This is necessary to sustainably store the motor parameters in the EEPROM of the axes drives. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Light display white: No input active Light display green: Input active Outputs at the CAN OPEN field bus spot Light display white: No output active Light display green: Output activated CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Touch key for change-over to the next menu. Touch key <MENU Touch key for change-over to the previous menu. Touch key EXIT Quit the menu I/O TEST. Touch key ASSIST Call-up the assistance menu for I/O TEST CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
– Display of existing machine configuration – Information on software – Setting system time (PLC time) and system date (PLC date) Touch key EXIT Touch key to quit the menu CONFIGURATION CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Using the touch key „Min“ the minutes can be edited via Touch-numPad. Touch key Sec Using the touch key „Sec“ the seconds can be edited via Touch-numPad. Touch key SET Using the touch key „SET“ the new time is accepted. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Using the touch key „MONTH“ the month can be edited via Touch-numPad. Touch key YEAR Using the touch key „YEAR“ the year can be edited via Touch-numPad. Touch key SET Using the touch key „SET“ the entered date is accepted. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
4.13 Menu STANDARD VALUES 4.13 Menu STANDARD VALUES Here you can find recommended standard values for setting a welding job. Note the instruction below! Touch key EXIT To quit the menu STANDARD VALUES. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Overview standard value parameters If no parameter sets are stored, a note will be displayed: --- No data base available! --- The following parameters can be taken from the standard value tables: CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Touch key to switch to the next menu. Touch key EXIT Touch key to quit the menu SPARE PARTS. Touch key <MENU Touch key to switch to the previous menu. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Touch key to switch to the next menu. Touch key <MENU Touch key to switch to the previous menu. Touch key EXIT Touch key to quit the menu SPARE PARTS. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Touch key to switch to the next menu. Touch key <MENU Touch key to switch to the previous menu. Touch key EXIT Touch key to quit the menu SPARE PARTS. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Menu for network settings Menu for machine settings Menu for packed malfunctions Menu for malfunction (ring buffer) archive Parameters for RS232 interface Menu for counter reading Menu for malfunction safety door CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Participant status 3 = error CAN member Participant status 4 = Waiting for member with CAN-status 3 Participant status 5 = All members OK Touch key EXIT To quit the menu CAN STATUS CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4.16 Menu CAN STATUS Touch key ASSIST To call the assistance menu for CAN STATUS The functions of a menu are explained in short: Touch key EXIT To quit the menu CAN STATUS CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
– Gateway. IP address: Setting for HBS service Machine address must be set to 192.168.100.190, release for service-laptop: Addresses 192.168.100.191 and 192.168.100.192 Touch key EXIT To quit the menu SYSTEM-ADDRESS CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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– the machine must be restarted or – the control must be rebooted! Touch key SET Using the touch key „SET“ all changes are accepted. Touch key EXIT To quit the menu SYSTEM-ADDRESS. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
FTP server or directly from the USB storage and archieve Touch key EDIT Touch key release is only possible after password input! Password level: from level 2: Level 2 is intended for HBS authorized personnel (service). CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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4.18 Menu SYSTEM-SETTING Touch key UpLoad Restores the delivery condition or the last saved parameter set. Touch key DownLoad Saves the actual parameter set Touch key EXIT To quit the menu SYSTEM. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Push button INIT / RESET After elimination of the malfunction(s), you can confirm with the push button „INIT / RESET“ and alert messages are deleted. Touch key EXIT To quit the menu ALERT MESSAGE CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Axis could not carry out Initialize error_ZU3 initialization > operation? initialization Limit switch defective? Cancellation at the end of Axis could not carry out Initialize error_ZU4 initialization > operation? initialization Limit switch defective? CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Check electrically limit switch, program entries? Check parameters (limits) , position limit switch? Axis is positionned on limit Limit switch minus active_ZU4 switch Check electrically limit switch, program entries? CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Safety PLC does not release Power Removal Motor_ZU3 is active motor : Service Emergency power-off of axis Safety PLC does not release Power Removal Motor_ZU4 is active motor : Service CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Error Control Process CP_ZU3 Set limits were reached Check function of connected power unit Check parameter adjustments Error Control Process CP_ZU4 Set limits were reached Check function of connected power unit CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Check connections, PU switched on, PU type? PU does not provide a Power unit not ready_ZU3 ready signal before Charge voltage not yet OK?: welding Increase delay before welding! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Read error measuring module Defective data format Check connections, PU RS232_ZU3 received switched on, PU type? Read error measuring module Defective data format Check connections, PU RS232_ZU4 received switched on, PU type? CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Check limit switch for Error limit switch stopper AS Cylinder does not reaches position or electrically end position signal for work Only when parameter position Check machine configuration Special function = 1 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Error Reset of delivery condition parameters could not be directory? read USB medium existing? ; File with delivery Check formatting Error Reset of delivery condition parameters could not be saved Check write protection CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
The parameters of the RS232 interface of the control system are managed in this menu. Touch key EDIT Touch key release is only possible after password input! Password level: from level 2: Level 2 is intended for HBS authorized personnel (service). Only yellow marked boxes can be edited!
This function is used to count – machined work pieces: Number of starts in automatic run – executed welds: Number of total welds. – operating hours. Touch key EXIT To quit the menu COUNTER CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
If the machine is switched off in this error case, this menu must manually be selected for re-initialization! Touch key EXIT To quit the menu SAFETY DOOR. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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0 min (e.g. guard door misalignment) 10 flash pulses Solenoid temperature too high 0 min The solenoid is too hot: T > 70 °C Continuous red Internal failure 0 min CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Special function: 4 HBS Special function Workpiece sensor with detection of a workpiece change and link to „start with door“ (only with sensor box CPW 8821391 and premating door contact 8821748) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
In this way, you avoid the risk of damage by electric shock or influence of electromagnetic fields. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Please note that in your country additional standards and safety conditions (especially rules for accident prevention) may differ from the standards mentioned in this operating manual. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
In case of any accidents whatsoever, advise a physician, your supervisor, and the official bodies immediately. Functional Principle of Stud Welding To learn more about the sequence of stud welding, please read the operating manual of the power unit. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Directory structure on USB flash drive: Content of path C\CPW\Act\List\: – File with the last actual name of welding program Content of path C\CPW\Act\Program\: – Files with all welding programs CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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– File with error Logfile: Archiv.ier – File with parameter set for delivery condition: Factoryset.sys – File with spare part data base: ErsatzteileKAH.txt ErsatzteileSpanner.txt ErsatzteileVBZ3.txt Files with standard value data bases: Richtwert_..txt CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Please read these instructions carefully and conscientiously. Make certain that you have understood the sequence and the procedure! 6.2.2 Procedure Step 01: Switch off the machine! - Actuate the mains switch CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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6.2 Installing a Boot Project via FTP/USB Step 02: Remove the USB memory stick from the control system! Step 03: Copy files CPW0604_0_0_1_25.CHK CPW0604_0_0_1_25.PRG UPDATE_CPW0604_0_0_1_25.PLM to directory \\CPW\Update\ on your USB memory stick. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Interruption of the power supply during the update will result in the loss of all data! A complete reinstallation of the software on the control system by HBS may be necessary! CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Step 11 : Restart the machine following a wait time of approximately ten seconds! If no error has occurred following the restart and complete initialisation (see 4.2), all parameter settings have been auto- matically restored. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
The control system is equipped with an FTP server which enables access to certain memory areas of the control system via Ethernet. An update by means of FTP server is reserved for HBS-autho- rised personnel; no further description is provided here. Notice to HBS-authorised personnel: Please follow the system handbook of the control system manufacturer as described under item 7.3!
You find some information on the current software condition in the menu CONFIGURATION. In the case you contact the manufacturer, please always indica- – Software name – Software release number – Software release date. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
If you shut down the installation, you can return the complete CNC Production Welder to HBS (for address see page ii). We will take care of environmentally correct material separation and disposal. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Ball screw drive: Maintenance interval is equivalent with the one for linear guidances. Ball screw drive and linear guidances are maintained by mounted lubricating nipples. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Setting automatic welding head Adjust feeding performance VBZ if necessary Tensionning clamps Clamps for function Guidance protective door Piston rod automatic welding head Support battery of control CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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10 Care and Maintenance 10.2 Maintenance Recommendations Maintenance recommendation Z axis (2M) Maintenance recommendation X axis (2M) Maintenance recommendation Y axis (2M) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
10 Care and Maintenance 10.3 Replacement of support battery of control system (all 12 months) 10.3 Replacement of support battery of control system (all 12 months) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Stud length See data sheet Welding head Various stud lengths Yes, up to 3 VBZ / PBZ Yes, via PBW Rotary table Special / yes Pick Up yes (special chucks!) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Presently, an evaluation of the CP signals is workable only with IT power units! Evaluation of CP signal for CDM will be possible with the new generation of power units. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
11.2 Environmentally Admissible Disposal 11.2 Environmentally Admissible Disposal After repair of the power unit, dispose replaced parts in an environmentally admissible way. Used materials: Steel Nonferrous metals (brass, copper) Plastics Aluminum CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
For example: duration and strength of current during welding process, charging voltage, spring force of the welding gun. Work piece: A component, like a sheet, tube, etc. to which the welding element is fastened CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
DIN EN 764-1 Pressure equipment - Part 1: Terminology - Pressure, temperature, volume, nominal size DIN EN ISO 6947 Welds - Working positions - Definitions of angles of slope and rotation CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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Safety rules - welding, cutting and similar processes Please note that in your country additional standards and safety conditions (especially rules for accident prevention) may differ from the standards mentioned in this operating manual. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
-- non w eldable a w ell suited for any application, e.g. pow er transmission b suitable, limitations w ith pow er transmission Weldability tests of other material combinations upon request. weldable CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Serial number automatic welding head: ..........Serial number power unit: ..........Serial number welding gun: ..........Serial number stud feeder: ..........Please indicate the serial numbers in case of enquiries or when ordering spare parts. CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
Persons who are based in the European community and who are authorised to compile the technical documentation: Name:Heike Otto Address: see manufacturer Dachau, __________________________________ Place of issue, Date Erwin Promoli (General Manager HBS) CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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....62, 69 INITIALIZE ........... 32 menu PROGRAM GRAPH ....101 input as absolute dimension ....90 menu PROGRAM SELECT ... 62, 63 inputs, CAN OPEN ......113 menu RS232 ........139 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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....20 personnel, properly instructed, qualified personnel, qualified ......11, 20 ............ 81 place of operation ........ 14 rectifier ..........164 plunge in ..........76 recycling ........... 163 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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..... 44 workpiece sensor ......143 X-Offset ..........60 Y-Offset ..........60 zero point machine X-axis ....60 zero point machine Y-axis ....60 zero point work piece ......60 CPW 0604 BA CPW 0604 Issue 10.09.13 (From Software-Release 0.0.1.31)
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