Instructions For Assembling Instrument With Container; Commissioning; Encoder Alignment - ALFAMATIC Visual Point VP2STEP1 Installation Manual

3.3 Instructions for assembling instrument with container

To fix the tool to the machine it is possible to drill the box. If it is fixed in the lower part, it is
necessary to take into account the card that must be inserted in the lowest groove. The fixing screws
cannot therefore protrude more than 7 mm.
To open the VISUAL POINT with container, unscrew the four screws placed in the corners of the
rear panel and the front panel.
Remove the terminal block assemblies.
Extract the electronic boards from the front ( Figure5).
Fit the necessary cable glands and plugs (Pg 9).
Insert the cables in the cable glands and start wiring as per the wiring diagram.
After wiring, insert the card.
Insert the groups of terminal blocks respecting their length and their direction of insertion.
3.4 Put in action
Once the wiring is completed, it is possible to power the instrument and follow the next steps:
• Turn on the instrument and check that the display lights up.
• Go to the menu
•
Configuration > Machine
• Proceed with the calibration of the instrument (see user manual).
• Check that the sensors and connected utilities work correctly using the commands in the
(see user manual).
menu

3.5 Encoder alignment

If the encoder is replaced or if the top dead center is shifted, the encoder must be repositioned
correctly. To be able to do this, you must first reset the height offset as described in the user manual
and then follow the instructions below:
3.5.1 For Alfamatic presses type M-OP
Turn on the instrument and remove the cover covering the encoder, the rack and the top dead center
limit switch by unscrewing the two screws. Keeping the limit switch pressed, lower the cylinder with
the lever of the press, in this way, on the instrument display, you will see the value change which at
Configuration > Information > Show advanced functions
menu and activate the desired options (see user manual).
Figure5
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