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  • Page 1 Operation manual E.6 S.line / E.6...
  • Page 2 Dear Customer, You have purchased an E.6 edger and all the team at Weco, a brand belonging to the Luneau Technology group, would like to thank you for this mark of your confidence. The E.6 is a laboratory machine designed for opticians and is used for edging spectacle lenses.
  • Page 3  RAPHIC CODES Different graphic codes have been used in this manual to allow the user to distinguish between different types of information and easily spot the items which demand special attention (e.g. safety-related items). The table below lists all the codes and describes them: 1: D ABLE ESCRIPTION OF THE PICTOGRAMS...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    \\Table of contents INSTALLATION Application screen icons 3.38 General Unpacking the machine 1.9 Feeling before roughing Warning Feeling an executive lens Procedure Lens materials Removing the external clamps 1.10 Types of lenses Remove the motor clamping screws Finishing Conditions Safety-bevels Procedure Partial finishing Removing the shipping rails 1.11...
  • Page 5 \\Table of contents Edging several lenses identically Enabling size compensation according to temperature Enabling size compensation according to wheel condition Principle Enabling size compensation according to the bowing/ Procedure flattening of the frame Checking a finishing before the lens is edged Entering a time delay before switching to screen stand-by Principle mode...
  • Page 6 \\Table of contents When? Procedure Hints Adjusting the axis setting with the C.5 Preliminary remarks Procedure Hints Adjusting the touch screen When? Procedure Hints Consulting the setting values Presentation Access/Exit/Navigation Presentation of the setting values display screens Consulting the statistics 5.161 Presentation of the statistics menu Screen description Access/Exit...

  • Page 8: Installation

    1 INSTALLATION...
  • Page 9 UNPACKING THE MACHINE #1&2 Keep the c ase, the small carton and the hose near machine.

  • Page 10: Unpacking The Machine

    => Installation 1.1 UNPACKING THE MACHINE 1.1.1 W ARNING  Ensure that the machine is placed in accordance with the TOP and BOTTOM signs on the box.  Place the machine on a flat and stable surface. 1.1.2 P ROCEDURE Follow the steps below to unpack the machine: #1 Place the machine on the floor in its packing with the help of another person.

  • Page 11: Removing The External Clamps

    Installation... Removing the external clamps 1.2 REMOVING THE EXTERNAL CLAMPS  The edger is immobilized with screws which must be removed before the first start-up to avoid any internal parts being damaged or destroyed.  Before undertaking any operation, ensure that the machine is switched off: On/Off switch OFF and mains plug disconnected.

  • Page 12: Removing The Shipping Rails

    => Installation 1.3 REMOVING THE SHIPPING RAILS 1.3.1 C ONDITIONS  The machine is placed on the workbench.  There is enough space around the machine. 1.3.1.1 P ROCEDURE To remove the shipping rails, follow the procedure below: #1 With the help of a second person, tip the machine gently to the rear so as to have access to the 4 rail fixing screws.

  • Page 13: Handling The Covers

    Installation... Handling the covers 1.4 HANDLING THE COVERS 1.4.1 R EMOVING THE COVERS 1.4.1.1 W  The machine is clamped during transport to ensure maximum stability. To reach the clamping screws, the machine covers must be taken off by a technician. 1.4.1.2 H To remove the machine covers, follow the procedure below: #1 Loosen the five screws from the main cover and remove the cover.
  • Page 14 => Installation => REMOVING THE CLAMPING SCREWS FROM THE FEELING SYSTEM x2 headless Hc screws Rear view of the machine Feeling system correctly unclamped! Screw heads flush with the casting => UNCLAMPING THE CARRIAGE 12 mm Unscrew until carriage moves freely and add one more turn of the spanner! = >UNCLAMPING THE WHEEL UNIT Illustration 1-4: Removing the internal clamps from the edger...

  • Page 15: Removing The Internal Clamps

    Installation... Removing the internal clamps 1.5 REMOVING THE INTERNAL CLAMPS  Before undertaking any operation, ensure that the machine is switched off: On/Off switch OFF and mains plug disconnected. 1.5.1 R EMOVING THE CLAMPING SCREWS  The wheel unit, the carriage and the lens feeling system are immobilized by clamping screws which must be removed before the machine is started.

  • Page 16: Preparing The Bench

    => Installation 1.6 PREPARING THE BENCH 1.6.1 M ACHINE DIMENSIONS The following illustrations show the machine dimensions. W = 599 mm W = 527 mm D = 540 mm Illustration 1-5: Edger dimensions → Height = 600 mm → Width = 599 mm and 527 mm →...

  • Page 17: Floor Space And Drilling Required

    1.6.2 F LOOR SPACE AND DRILLING REQUIRED  LLUSTRATION The following sketch shows the positioning of the machine on the bench and the openings which must be provided.  Position your machine correctly before drilling the bench! Discharge Illustration 1-6: Positioning the machine on the bench and drilling to be made ...

  • Page 18: Water Connections

    => Installation 1.7 WATER CONNECTIONS 1.7.1 S PECIFICATIONS 1.7.1.1 G ENERAL  Water intake with a stop-valve fitted with a 20 x 27 mm female connector and a filter seal. This stop-valve must be reserved for the machine and placed at a maximum of 80 cm from the place provided for the machine.

  • Page 19: Procedure

    Installation... Water connections 1.7.2.2 P ROCEDURE → As shown... «O» pushed in and unlit + mains plug disconnected Level! => CLOSED CIRCUIT => DIRECT WATER SUPPLY 1-18...
  • Page 20 => Installation → Flow chart To connect the water supply to the edger and fit the pipes, follow the procedure below: #1 Check that the machine is switched off: On/Off switch OFF and mains plug disconnected. #2 Check that the water supply is closed. #3 Ensure that the machine is level =>...

  • Page 21: Electrical Connections

    Remove the rear cover to work on the fuses = > Disconnect the machine! Extraction Pump Clamping pedal Illustration 1-8: Electrical connections Note: The extraction, pump and clamping pedal illustrations are not the property of WECO and are used purely as examples. 1-20...

  • Page 22: Procedure

    => Installation 1.9 STARTING THE EDGER 1.9.1 P ROCEDURE → Flow chart To start the edger proceed as follows: #1 Check that the machine is switched off: On/Off switch OFF and mains plug disconnected. #2 Reassemble the machine covers. #3 Fit the lens clamping and lens holder adaptors on the shafts. #4 Plug in the machine and switch on (On/Off switch lit).
  • Page 23 Installation... Starting the edger 1.9.2 S WITCHING THE MACHINE ON ON position «1» pushed in - Lit OFF position «0» pushed in - Unlit Illustration 1-10: Switching the machine ON/OFF  For a correct and extended shutdown of the machine, press on for 5 seconds.

  • Page 24: Safety Precautions

    2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...

  • Page 25: Safety

     Keep the machine away from any source of dust.  Any servicing or work on the machine (with the cover open or closed) must be undertaken by a WECO technician.  If the machine is used in closed-circuit mode, do not add additives of any kind to the tank water.

  • Page 26: Recommendations

    Change the water in the tank regularly if your machine operates in closed water circuit mode.  Contact a WECO technician for all repairs and always order WECO spare parts.  Use only products delivered and specified by the manufacturer.
  • Page 27 Safety precautions... Recommendations 2-26...

  • Page 28: Using Your Edger

    3 USING YOUR EDGER...

  • Page 29: Presentation

    3.1 PRESENTATION 3.1.1 P RESENTATION OF THE MACHINE  ENERAL ILLUSTRATION The illustration below (Illustration 3-1) is an overall view of the machine. Edging chamber Tilting touch screen ON/OFF switch Barcode reader Illustration 3-1: Overall view of the edger  AIN PARTS The exploded view below (Illustration 3-2) shows the main parts of the edger.

  • Page 30: Presentation Of The Application Screen

    => Using your Edger 3.1.2 P RESENTATION OF THE APPLICATION SCREEN 3.1.2.1 W ORK INTERFACE The screen below (Screen 3-1) is displayed after initializing the edger at start-up. Screen 3-1: Application screen 3.1.2.2 Z ONE IDENTIFICATION The application screen below (Screen 3-2) can be divided into zones. Retouch and oversize value Job No.

  • Page 31: Reading Sequence

    Using your Edger... Presentation 3.1.2.3 R EADING SEQUENCE The screen is organised so that you can follow the steps in logical order. The choice of job characteristics is made in five steps.  Begin by opening a job, on the top left of the screen - Step 1. ...

  • Page 32: Visual References

    Using your Edger...Presentation 3.1.2.4 V ISUAL REFERENCES 3.1.2.4.1 A CCESSIBILITY OF FUNCTIONS The accessible functions also follow distinct graphic codes.  Buttons which can be enabled are displayed in a green frame. Example:  Buttons which are enabled or being enabled are highlighted and displayed in a green frame. To disable a button, press this button a second time.

  • Page 33: Main Application Screen

    Using your Edger... Presentation MAIN APPLICATION SCREEN Screen 3-4: Main application screen Note: The screen shown above is a montage to show all the basic functions available to the user from the main screen. 3-32...

  • Page 34: General Principles Of Use

    Using your Edger...General principles of use 3.2 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF USE 3.2.1 U SUAL PROCEDURE 3.2.1.1 F LOW CHART The following flow chart shows the usual procedure for using the machine. 1 - Open a job number. 2 - Select the lens material. 3 - Select the type of lens.

  • Page 35: Calling Up A Job

    3.2.2 C ALLING UP A JOB Two functions are available to call up a job:  Press briefly on this button When the numeric key pad is displayed, enter the job number and confirm it. Result: The shape requested is displayed on the screen. The job number is displayed in the upper tab of the shape display zone.

  • Page 36: To Remove The Lens From The Edging Chamber

    => Using your Edger 3.2.3.2 T O REMOVE THE LENS FROM THE EDGING CHAMBER When the edging cycle is stopped or interrupted, the visor opens.  Press this button Result: the lens clamp shaft opens automatically.  Remove the edged lens without removing the block so as to be able to do a retouch if necessary. 3.2.4 S TARTING INTERRUPTING AN EDGING CYCLE...

  • Page 37: Normal Edging Cycle Sequence

    Using your Edger... General principles of use 3.2.5 N ORMAL EDGING CYCLE SEQUENCE Once you have started the edging cycle, the following steps follow automatically: Automatic closing of the visor Automatic closing of the lens clamp shaft Lens feeling, if selected Lens roughing Lens feeling, if necessary Lens finishing - Rimless or Bevel...

  • Page 38: Important Notes

    Using your Edger...General principles of use 3.2.6 I MPORTANT NOTES 3.2.6.1 W HEN JOB DATA ARE RECEIVED  If the job provides the edging data, they are displayed automatically. Example: If the job finishing is a bevel, the finishing displayed will automatically be Bevel. ...

  • Page 39: Application Screen Icons

    Using your Edger... Application screen icons 3.3 APPLICATION SCREEN ICONS The screens and tables below present and describe all the icons of the user interface classified in type or menu order. 3.3.1 G ENERAL Setting the retouch or Shut-down Opening a job stored on the oversize values procedure CAD or the OMA server...

  • Page 40: Feeling Before Roughing

    Using your Edger...Application screen icons 3.3.2 F EELING BEFORE ROUGHING  When this key is enabled, a lens feeling cycle is started before roughing.  This function is disabled automatically when the next job is called.  Feeling after roughing is always run, even if feeling before roughing has been selected. 3.3.3 F EELING AN EXECUTIVE LENS ...

  • Page 41: Lens Materials

    Using your Edger... Application screen icons 3.3.4 L ENS MATERIALS High Index Polycarbonate Plastic (HI) Mineral CR39 Trivex™ Screen 3-6: Lens Material Icons  Mineral  Organic (CR39)  Polycarbonate  High Index Plastic (HI)  Trivex™ 3-40...

  • Page 42: Types Of Lenses

    => Using your Edger 3.3.5 T YPES OF LENSES Hydrophobic Fragile Screen 3-7: Lens Type Icons  Hydrophobic Specific cycle suitable for lenses with hydrophobic treatment.  Fragile Specific cycle suitable for lenses that you consider to be fragile: the roughing phase is slower than during a normal cycle.

  • Page 43: Finishing

    Using your Edger... Application screen icons 3.3.6 F INISHING Chamfering Rear face Partial Grooving safety-bevel finishing Bevel Front face Rimless Polishing Drilling safety-bevel Screen 3-8: Finishing Type Icons  Bevel  Rimless  Grooving  Polishing  Chamfering  Front face safety-bevel ...
  • Page 44 Using your Edger...Application screen icons 3.3.6.1 S AFETY BEVELS Parameters of the safety-bevel option Option Limits Description 0 to 0.6 mm Depth in mm of safety-bevel from the front face of the lens 0 to 0.6 mm Depth in mm of safety-bevel from the rear face of the lens Table 3-1: Safety-bevel parameter icons MPORTANT NOTES...

  • Page 45: Partial Finishing

    Using your Edger... Application screen icons 3.3.6.2 P ARTIAL FINISHING By selecting the « Partial Finishing » function, you can define a two-zone (top and bottom) lens finishing type. 3.3.6.2.1 P RESENTATION Screen 3-9: Partial finishing screen 1- Define the finishing type for the green zone. 2- Adjust the finishing parameters for the green zone.
  • Page 46 Using your Edger...Application screen icons 3.3.6.2.2 E XAMPLE Wide and deep groove on the top and narrow and shallow groove on the bottom Screen 3-10: Partial Finishing Screen Screen 3-11: Edging Screen Note: The « Partial Finishing » key remains accessible after edging to display the edging parameters.
  • Page 47 Using your Edger... Application screen icons Screen 3-12: Parameter display screen Note: No action is possible in this screen. Note : If «Finish» mode has been activated in the main menu, you can then increase the widths and depths of the grooves. 3-46...

  • Page 48: Smart Design "Sd" Finishing (Complex Shape)

    Using your Edger...Application screen icons 3.3.7 S "S " F MART ESIGN INISHING COMPLEX SHAPE 3.3.7.1 P RINCIPLE The icon indicates that you have a shape which requires a "Smart Design" cut.. The shapes are generated on the blocking device/tracer. When curve radius concavities of less than the diameter of the wheel (90 mm) are detected, a signal is sent to the edger indicating that the "Sd"...
  • Page 49 Using your Edger... Application screen icons  With the 90 mm diameter wheel, the areas in red cannot be machined.  With the 90 mm diameter wheel and the 12 mm diameter abrasive point, the red area cannot be machined. ...
  • Page 50 Using your Edger...Application screen icons 3.3.7.3 P ROCEDURE Ecran 3-14 : "Smart Design" with possibility of polishing and safety beveling  This result is obtained using a 1 mm diameter mill bit. Note: For shapes such as this where the milled parts (shown in green) are produced using a 1 mm mill bit, polishing and safety beveling are possible.

  • Page 51: Sub-Finishing And Associated Parameters

    Using your Edger... Application screen icons 3.3.8 S FINISHING AND ASSOCIATED PARAMETERS 3.3.8.1 T YPES OF BEVELS Front face Automatic Rear face Pause Percentage Base Manual Screen 3-15: Bevel Sub-Finishing Icons  Pause Functionl: The « Pause » function is used to go to the finishing control screen after lens feeling. This function can be selected with one of the five standard finishing types.
  • Page 52 Using your Edger...Application screen icons  Front face / rear face bevel: The bevel follows the front (or rear) face of the lens and is positioned at a given distance in mm between the apex of the bevel and the front (or rear) face of the lens. Press the icon and enter the desired distance using the numeric key pad.
  • Page 53 Using your Edger... Application screen icons 3.3.8.1.1 B EVEL ARAMETERS Bevel Parameters Sub- Limits Description Finishing Finishing 0,25 to 12,00 D Base of bevel to be made, expressed in dioptres. The default base is 4,00 D. -5.00 to 5.00 Distance in mm between front face of the lens and the point on the apex of the bevel which is closest to the front face.

  • Page 54: Types Of Chamfers

    Using your Edger...Application screen icons 3.3.8.2 T YPES OF CHAMFERS 3.3.8.2.1 G ENERAL  This function makes it possible to chamfer the rear of the lens to ensure that highly negative lenses fit well into swept back frames.  Chamfer finishing is positioned like a bevel. ...

  • Page 55: Types Of Grooves

    Using your Edger... Application screen icons 3.3.8.3 T YPES OF ROOVES Automatic Front face Rear face Percentage Base Manual Screen 3-16: Groove Sub-Finishing Icons  Pause Function: The « Pause » function is used to go to the finishing control screen after lens feeling. This function can be selected with one of the five standard finishing types.
  • Page 56 Using your Edger...Application screen icons  Front face / rear face groove: The bevel follows the front (or rear) face of the lens and is positioned at a given distance in mm between the middle of the groove and the front (or rear) face of the lens. Press the icon and enter the desired distance using the numeric key pad.
  • Page 57 3.3.8.3.1 G ROOVE ARAMETERS Groove Parameters Sub- Limits Description Finishing Finishing 0,25 to 12,00 D Base of groove to be made, expressed in dioptres. The default base is 4,00 D. -5.00 to 5.00 Distance in mm between front face of the lens and the point on the centre of the groove which is closest to the front face.

  • Page 58: Drilling Types

    => Using your Edger 3.3.8.4 D RILLING TYPES Parallel to Normal Normal to Normal to clamp to base front face rear face shafts Screen 3-17: Drilling Sub-Finishing Icons  Drilling normal to the rear face of the lens Flow chart: see “Producing a job with drilling finishing”, page 3-66. ...

  • Page 59: Lens Edging

    3.3.9 L ENS EDGING OVERSIZE RETOUCH Screen 3-18: Lens Edging Icons  More information about limits: see “Operating ranges:”, page 3-93. 3-58...
  • Page 60 Using your Edger...Application screen icons PRODUCING A JOB WITH BEVEL FINISHING Here, the job opened is No. 8 CR39 organic lens parameters normal type Front and rear Bevel positioned according Bevel Finishing face safety-bevel to a percentage to be entered Screen 3-19: Example of the production of a job with a bevel 3-59...

  • Page 61: Usual Procedure

    3.4 USUAL PROCEDURE To familiarize you with the edger interface and its general operation, we suggest that you carry out the following jobs. 3.4.1 P RODUCING A JOB WITH BEVEL FINISHING 3.4.1.1 O BJECT Produce a job with the following characteristics: CR39 organic >...
  • Page 62 Using your Edger...Usual procedure PRODUCING A JOB WITH RIMLESS FINISHING Without oversize Here, the job opened is No. 9 Trivex ™ lens Normal Type With polishing Front and rear face Rimless Finishing safety-bevels Screen 3-20: Example of the production of a job with rimless finishing 3-61...

  • Page 63: Producing A Job With Rimless Finishing

    3.4.2 P RODUCING A JOB WITH RIMLESS FINISHING 3.4.2.1 O BJECT Produce a job with the following characteristics: Trivex™ > Normal lens > Rimless > Front and rear safety-bevel > Polishing 3.4.2.2 P ROCEDURE To carry out the job described above, proceed as follows: Open a job number.
  • Page 64 Using your Edger...Usual procedure PRODUCING A JOB WITH GROOVE FINISHING Here, the job opened is No. 5 Feeling before lens roughing CR39 Organic lens Normal Type Front and rear face Groove with positioning safety-bevels With polishing Groove Finishing percentage Screen 3-21: Example of the production of a job with a Groove 3-63...

  • Page 65: Producing A Job With Groove Finishing

    3.4.3 P RODUCING A JOB WITH GROOVE FINISHING 3.4.3.1 O BJECT Produce a job with the following characteristics: CR39 organic > Normal lens > Groove > Front and rear safety-bevels > Polishing 3.4.3.2 P ROCEDURE To carry out the job described above, proceed as follows: Open a job number.
  • Page 66 Using your Edger...Usual procedure PRODUCING A JOB WITH DRILLING FINISHING Here, the job opened is No. 105 Hole programming menu Hydrophobic Type Polycarbonate lens Drilling Finishing Drilling normal to the front face With polishing Rimless Finishing Screen 3-22: Example of the production of a job with drilling finishing One hole added Hole coordinates Hole diameter...

  • Page 67: Producing A Job With Drilling Finishing

    Using your Edger... Usual procedure 3.4.4 P RODUCING A JOB WITH DRILLING FINISHING 3.4.4.1 O BJECT Produce a job with the following characteristics: Polycarbonate > Hydrophobic lens > Drilling normal to front face > No safety-bevel > Polishing 3.4.4.2 P ROCEDURE To carry out the job described above, proceed as follows: Open a job number.
  • Page 68 Using your Edger...Usual procedure PRODUCING A JOB WITH GROOVING AND DRILLING FINISHING Here, the job opened is No. 105 Lens feeling before roughing CR39 Organic lens Hydrophobic Type Drilling Finishing Groove Finishing With polishing Normal front face sub-finishing. Groove positioned Safety-bevels on front according your...

  • Page 69: Producing A Job With Grooving And Drilling Finishing

    Using your Edger... Usual procedure 3.4.5 P RODUCING A JOB WITH GROOVING AND DRILLING FINISHING 3.4.5.1 O BJECT Produce a job with the following characteristics: CR39 organic > Hydrophobic lens > % groove > Front face drilling > Front and rear safety-bevels >Polishing >...

  • Page 70: Producing A Job With " Chemistrie Tm " Finishing

    => Using your Edger PRODUCING A JOB WITH «CHEMISTRIE » FINISHING Value of frame bridge Magnet shape Height of magnet holes Height of magnet Value of frame holes bridge Go to next page Confirm the entered values parameters and go back to main screen Do not save entered values and go back to main screen Screen 3-25: Producing a job with «...
  • Page 71 Using your Edger... Usual procedure 3.4.6 P « C » RODUCING A JOB WITH HEMISTRIE FINISHING To produce the jobs described below, make sure that the « Chemistrie » function is enabled. The function is disabled by default, see "Enable the « Chemistrie »...
  • Page 72 Using your Edger...Usual procedure will be clipped on and a bridge attached. Open a job number. see “Producing a job with Select the hole programming menu. drilling finishing”, page 3-66 Select the next page. If necessary, press the icon shown opposite then enter the value of the frame bridge using the numeric key pad.

  • Page 73: Drilling: Facts Worth Knowing

    Using your Edger... Usual procedure 3.4.7 D RILLING ACTS WORTH KNOWING  Drilling, if it is selected, is the last step in the edging process.  Characteristics of the diameter of a hole: → The diameter of a drilled hole is always greater or equal to that of the mill bit which is fitted. →...

  • Page 74: Hints

    Using your Edger...Usual procedure  The smallest diameter of the practicable hole corresponds to the mill bit diameter. (two possible choices: 0.8mm or 1mm) Min. hole diameter = Mill bit diameter Note: When the job is received on the edger, if it includes at least one hole whose diameter is smaller than that of the bit, the machine will display the following warning message: «...

  • Page 75: Special Cases

    Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5 SPECIAL CASES 3.5.1 R ETOUCHING A LENS 3.5.1.1 W When the lens has been edged and you find that its diameter is too large for the frame, you may decide to rework it by carrying out a retouch. 3.5.1.2 H 3.5.1.2.1 P RELIMINARY CONDITIONS...

  • Page 76: Important Notes

    Using your Edger...Special cases 3.5.1.4 I MPORTANT NOTES  The retouch value is smaller. If the oversize is greater than 0, decrease the value but not necessarily until it is negative.  The selection of the type of retouch - to circumference or to boxing width - is done from the pull-down menus (see Personalisation of default job parameters, chapter 4).
  • Page 77 Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.2.1.2 P ROCEDURE Note: Using the touch screen, press the zones or buttons shown. Enter the retouch value Check the entered value. Flow chart 3-11: Drilling retouch identical to all the holes Screen 3-27: Retouch of all the holes 3-76...
  • Page 78 Using your Edger...Special cases Enter the retouch value for each hole Example : <+0.20> for hole C This icon shows if a different retouch is made on one or more holes. Flow chart 3-12: Different retouch for one or more holes Screen 3-28: Example of a retouch on one hole 3-77...

  • Page 79: Retouching A Groove

    Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.3 R ETOUCHING A GROOVE 3.5.3.1 H 3.5.3.1.1 P ROCEDURE Note: Using the touch screen, press the zones or buttons shown. Enter the correction value. Check the entered value. Flow chart 3-13: Retouching a groove 3.5.4 R ETOUCHING A CHAMFER 3.5.4.1 H...
  • Page 80 Using your Edger...Special cases You will then access the chamfer control screen in constant mode You may opt for a non-constant chamfer You can increase the depth of the chamfer at certain locations by pressing one of the buttons and using the numeric keypad 3-79...

  • Page 81: Applying An Oversize

    Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.5 A PPLYING AN OVERSIZE 3.5.5.1 W If you find that the overthickness applied by default to the job is not suitable, you can decide to apply an oversize which will be applied to the lens to be edged. 3.5.5.2 H 3.5.5.2.1 P RELIMINARY CONDITION...
  • Page 82 Using your Edger...Special cases 3.5.6 E DGING THE LEFT LENS WITH DIFFERENT PARAMETERS FROM THOSE OF THE RIGHT LENS 3.5.6.1 P RINCIPLE  If the left and right lenses of your job do not have the same characteristics, you may modify the edging data from one lens to another.

  • Page 83: Edging Several Lenses Identically

    Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.7 E DGING SEVERAL LENSES IDENTICALLY 3.5.7.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to edge several lenses with similar characteristics. 3.5.7.2 P ROCEDURE Fit a new lens on the lens holder shaft. «Do you want to re-edge?» Flow chart 3-17: Edging lenses with identical characteristics The lens is edged again, with the same characteristics as the previous edging.

  • Page 84: Checking A Finishing Before The Lens Is Edged

    Using your Edger...Special cases 3.5.8 C HECKING A FINISHING BEFORE THE LENS IS EDGED 3.5.8.1 P RINCIPLE  You may wish to check the position of the desired finishing - bevel and groove - before beginning the lens edging cycle. ...
  • Page 85 Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.8.2.2 M ANUAL GROOVE SCREEN Re-feeling Front face developed curve Groove centre developed curve Rear face developed curve Angular position Index Index Distance from front face -> groove centre , in mm Distance from groove centre ->...
  • Page 86 Using your Edger...Special cases 3.5.8.2.3 C HAMFERING SCREEN Re-feeling Front face developed curve Rear face developed curve Angular position Index Index Facet bottom curve Height of facet Bevel apex curve Lens thickness Return previous screen Screen 3-31: Chamfering screen Note: The screen shown above i s a montage to show all the chamfering functions available to the user.

  • Page 87: Visualise A Finishing

    Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.8.3 V ISUALISE A FINISHING 3.5.8.3.1 S ITUATION  You are not sure about the finishing position and wish to visualise it before it is run. 3.5.8.3.2 P ROCEDURE After opening the job and entering the characteristics, proceed as follows: At the end of the lens feeling cycle, the manual finishing screen is displayed.

  • Page 88: Place A Finishing Manually

    Using your Edger...Special cases 3.5.8.4 P LACE A FINISHING MANUALLY 3.5.8.4.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to visualise the lens thickness and adjust the finishing position. 3.5.8.4.2 G ENERAL PROCEDURE After opening the job and entering the characteristics, proceed as follows: At the end of the lens feeling cycle, the manual finishing screen is displayed.

  • Page 89: Produce A Manual Bevel

    Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.8.5 P RODUCE A MANUAL BEVEL 3.5.8.5.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to visualise the lens thickness and define the curve and bevel position. 3.5.8.5.2 P ROCEDURE To produce a manual bevel: 1. Open the job. 2.
  • Page 90 Using your Edger...Special cases The manual finishing screen is displayed. [If necessary] Select the bevel point whose position you wish to modify: > Zone : Press the chosen position. Move the bevel apex and position it as you wish. [To the rear] [To the front] Check the position of the bevel with reference to the lens profile: >...

  • Page 91: Produce A Manual Groove

    Using your Edger... Special cases 3.5.8.6 P RODUCE A MANUAL GROOVE 3.5.8.6.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to visualise the lens thickness and define the curve and the position of the groove. 3.5.8.6.2 P ROCEDURE To produce a manual groove: 1.
  • Page 92 Using your Edger...Special cases The manual finishing screen is displayed. By default the middle of the groove is positioned at 1/3 of the lens thickness from the front face. [If necessary] Select the groove point whose position you wish to modify. >...

  • Page 93: Feel The Lens Again

    Using your Edger... Special cases Position the middle of the groove at another point? Modify the groove parameters, if desired. [Depth] [Width] Flow chart 3-21: Producing a manual groove 3.5.8.7 F EEL THE LENS AGAIN  If the diameter of the lens being felt is too small, the warning message "Lens too small" is displayed. You may then feel the lens three times successively.

  • Page 94: Operating Ranges

    Using your Edger...Operating ranges: 3.6 OPERATING RANGES: 3.6.1 P OINTS TO REMEMBER → Lens Diameter of uncut lens before edging <= 80 mm. Function of the wheel unit All plastics : - Thickness of the uncut lens edge = 20mm All materials: - Thickness of the uncut lens edge (plastic) = 18mm - Thickness of the uncut lens edge (mineral) = 11mm...
  • Page 95 Using your Edger... Operating ranges: → Safety-bevel Maximum depth = 0.6 mm in steps of 0.1 mm Retouching with safety-bevel is possible if the value of the retouch is less than 0.2 mm (at Boxing width) The minimum distance between the apex of the bevel and the front/rear face to produce a 0.2 safety-bevel is 1.6 mm The minimum distance between the front face of the lens and the front edge of the groove (or rear face and rear edge) to produce a 0.2 safety-bevel is 0.4 mm...

  • Page 96: Illustration Of Finishing Limits

    Using your Edger...Operating ranges: 3.6.2 I LLUSTRATION OF FINISHING LIMITS 3.6.2.1 R IMLESS INISHING Front face Min. height of finished lens = 17.75 mm Rimless Illustration 3-3: Limits of production of a rimless lens 3.6.2.2 B EVEL INISHING Front face Min.

  • Page 97: Inclined Groove Finishing

    Using your Edger... Operating ranges: 3.6.2.4 I NCLINED ROOVE INISHING Min. diameter of finished lens Front face = 18.90 mm (if depth = 0.8 mm) = 18.50 mm (if depth = 0.6 mm) Max. depth of groove = 0.8 mm Max.

  • Page 98: Drilling

    Using your Edger...Operating ranges: 3.6.3 D RILLING 3.6.3.1 C ONDITIONS  Only CR39, polycarbonate, high index (HI) and Trivex™ materials can be drilled.  Mineral lenses cannot be drilled. 3.6.3.2 L IMITS OF HOLE POSITIONING  Whatever the type of hole, it must be drilled in a specific zone which is defined following the diagrams below. ...
  • Page 99  The quality of the frame used and its presentation lens  The use of new WECO blocks and adhesive patches  Correct data entry and adjustment of centering, blocking, edging and drilling of the lenses .

  • Page 100: Configuration

    4 CONFIGURATION...

  • Page 101: Presentation Of Configuration Menus

    => Configuration 4.1 PRESENTATION OF CONFIGURATION MENUS 4.1.1 P RESENTATION OF THE CONFIGURATION MENUS ACCESS SCREEN 4.1.1.1 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The first user technical screen provides access to the user technical menus, including Personalisation, as shown in yellow below: TESTS menu MAINTENANCE menu SETTINGS menu MACHINE INFORMATION...

  • Page 102: Presentation Of The Personalisation Menus Access Screen

    Configuration...Presentation of configuration menus 4.1.2 P RESENTATION OF THE PERSONALISATION MENUS ACCESS SCREEN 4.1.2.1 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The personalisation menus access screen is shown below. Parameters default values Menus personalisation Adjustment of setting values General operation To exit => You are in the personalisation menu Screen 4-2: Personalisation menus access screen 4.1.2.2 A...

  • Page 103: Configuration Of Finishing Parameters Default Values

    => Configuration 4.2 CONFIGURATION OF FINISHING PARAMETERS DEFAULT VALUES 4.2.1 P RESENTATION 4.2.1.1 P RINCIPLE  You have your own way of working and wish to gain time by configuring your own default values. 4.2.1.2 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The configuration screen for the finishing parameters default values is shown below: Default values of BEVEL Default values of Default values of...

  • Page 104: Access / Exit

    Configuration...Configuration of finishing parameters default values 4.2.1.3 A CCESS 4.2.1.3.1 T O ACCESS THE SCREEN 4.2.1.3.2 T O EXIT THE SCREEN 4.2.2 G ENERAL PROCEDURE Follow the steps below to set the default value of a parameter: #1 Press the key-in button of the chosen parameter. #2 Using the num eric key pad, enter your chosen default value within the limits displayed above the key pad screen.

  • Page 105: Bevel

    Configuration... Configuration of finishing parame ters default values 4.2.4.1 B EVEL ABLE Sub-finishing Default Lower Upper Incrementation type value limit limit 1 mm -5 mm 5 mm 0.01 0.25 D 12 D 0.25 100% 2 mm 1 mm 2.8 mm 0.01 1 mm 0.8 mm...

  • Page 106: Safety-Bevel

    Configuration...Configuration of finishing parameters default values 4.2.4.3 S AFETY BEVEL ABLE Safety-bevel Default Lower Upper Incrementation type value limit limit 0.2 mm 0.6 mm 0.2 mm 0.6 mm 4.2.4.4 D RILLING ABLE Sub-finishing Default Lower Upper Incrementation type value limit limit 0.25 D 12 D...

  • Page 107: Personalisation Of Default Job Parameters

    => Configuration 4.3 PERSONALISATION OF DEFAULT JOB PARAMETERS 4.3.1 P RESENTATION 4.3.1.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to produce a series of a particular type of job and/or you nearly always work on the same type of job.  You want the application screen to display your work. From this menu, it is possible to designate: •...

  • Page 108: Access / Exit

    Configuration...Personalisation of default job parameters 4.3.1.3 A CCESS 4.3.1.3.1 T O ACCESS THE SCREEN 4.3.1.3.2 T O EXIT THE SCREEN 4.3.2 G ENERAL PROCEDURE  To enable/disable a parameter, press the corresponding button.  Proceed as follows: #1 Select the function(s) that you wish to enable by default. This key is selected: #2 Select the function(s) that you do not wish to enable by default.

  • Page 109: Remarks

    Configuration... Personalisation of default job parameters 4.3.4 R EMARKS 4.3.4.1 R ETOUCH VERSIZE  To boxing width: Reduction/Increase of the boxing width of the entered value.  The proportions of the shape are retained.  To the circumference: Reduction/Increase of the finished lens circumference according to the entered value.

  • Page 110: Adjustment Of Setting Values

    ADJUSTMENT OF SETTING VALUES To adjust the depth To adjust the position To adjust the position of the rear safety-bevel of the middle of the groove of the apex of the chamfer To adjust the position To adjust the depth To adjust the height To modify the of the apex of the bevel...

  • Page 111: Procedure

    => Configuration 4.4 ADJUSTMENT OF SETTING VALUES 4.4.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS  The machine is factory adjusted to meet the needs and requirements of the majority of users.  Any modifications of the standard setting values can affect the performance of the machine. ...
  • Page 112 Configuration...Configuration of general operating parameters 4.5 CONFIGURATION OF GENERAL OPERATING PARAMETERS 4.5.1 P RESENTATION 4.5.1.1 P RINCIPLE  You define the machine's general operating mode. 4.5.1.2 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The setting screens for the machine's general operating parameters are shown below: Time delay before switching to...
  • Page 113 => Configuration To access the previous page To access the next page Exit Chemistrie function Screen 4-8: Setting the machine's general operating parameters (Page 2) To access the previous page Select the OMA version To access the next page Exit Screen 4-9: Setting the machine's general operating parameters (Page 3) 4-112...
  • Page 114 Configuration...Configuration of general operating parameters To access the previous page To access the next page Exit Screen 4-10: Setting the machine's general operating parameters (Page 4) To access the previous page To access the next page Exit Screen 4-11: Setting the machine's general operating parameters (Page 5) 4-113...
  • Page 115 Configuration... Configuration of general operating parameters To access the previous page To access the next page Exit Screen 4-12: Setting the machine's general operating parameters (Page 6) To access the previous page Exit Screen 4-13: Setting the machine's general operating parameters (Page 7) 4-114...
  • Page 116 Configuration... Configuration of general operating parameters 4.5.1.3 A CCESS 4.5.1.3.1 T O ACCESS THE SCREEN 4.5.1.3.2 T O EXIT THE SCREEN 4.5.2 C ONFIGURATION OF THE FUNCTIONS 4.5.2.1 S ELECTING THE DIALOG LANGUAGE 4.5.2.1.1 P ROCEDURE  To select the dialog language Continue to press the button until the required language is displayed (French, English, Language pack).
  • Page 117 Configuration... Configuration of general operating parameters 4.5.2.2.2 P ROCEDURE  To select Novice operating mode:  To select Expert operating mode: 4.5.2.3 E NABLING RETOUCH VERIFICATION 4.5.2.3.1 P RINCIPLE  At the beginning of a lens retouch cycle, two points of the lens are checked to ensure that the lens fitted is the one you wish to retouch - right or left lens.
  • Page 118 Configuration...Configuration of general operating parameters 4.5.2.6 E NABLING SIZE COMPENSATION ACCORDING TO THE BOWING FLATTENING OF THE FRAME 4.5.2.6.1 P RINCIPLE  The lens dimension is adapted to the bowing/flattening of the frame in order to obtain a more aesthetic job. The circumference of the lens is then equal to the circumference of the frame ...
  • Page 119 Configuration... Configuration of general operating parameters 4.5.3 S AVING THE NEW CONFIGURATION When you quit the screen, the message, « Do you wish to save the new configuration? » is displayed. you have three possibilities:  Confirm the message: The configuration is taken into account and you return to the personalisation menus access screen.

  • Page 120: Maintenance

    5 MAINTENANCE...
  • Page 121 5.1 PRESENTATION OF MAINTENANCE MENUS 5.1.1 P RESENTATION OF THE MAINTENANCE MENUS ACCESS SCREEN 5.1.1.1 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The first user technical screen gives access to the user technical menus, including Maintenance, as shown in yellow below: TESTS menu MAINTENANCE menu SETTINGS menu Machine information menu STATISTICS menu...
  • Page 122 => Maintenance 5.1.2 P RESENTATION OF THE MAINTENANCE SCREEN 5.1.2.1 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The maintenance menus access screen is shown below: Dressing Remote the wheels maintenance Changing the Emptying the lens feeler tips settling tank Degraded mode Replacing the mill To exit =>...
  • Page 123 Maintenance... Visualising the components 5.2 VISUALISING THE COMPONENTS The illustrations below will help you to identify the parts of the edger on which you will be working during maintenance operations. Visor > Cleaning and replacement Lens feeler tips > Replacement >...
  • Page 124 => Maintenance 5.3 TASK LIST To keep your edger in perfect condition, we advise you to follow the instructions below: → Clean the edger daily with a spray bottle of water. → Replace the lens clamp adaptor pad regularly (every 100 lenses). →...
  • Page 125 Maintenance... Regular maintenance of the edger 5.4 REGULAR MAINTENANCE OF THE EDGER 5.4.1 R EPLACE THE LENS CLAMP ADAPTOR PAD REGULARLY EVERY LENSES 5.4.1.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS Caution! The lens holder adaptor is serrated and the lens feeler tips are pointed. ...
  • Page 126 Chuck nut Spacer Tighten/Loosen the chick nut w ith a mm op en-end spanner. Block the rotation with an Al len key or a screwdriver! Flat organic lens Diameter > 57 mm WECO Part Number: 10 00 205 Flushing point 5-125...
  • Page 127 Worn bit (chips around the holes on the internal side of the lens?)  Excessive use of the bit. The machine is guaranteed to operate correctly if WECO mill bits are mounted. 5.4.2.2 P ROCEDURE To change the mill bit, follow the procedure below: #5 Insert an Allen key o r a screwdriver in the spacer hole to block the rotation of the spindle.
  • Page 128 During step 8, the bit may be difficult to remove from the chuck because of possible scale deposits. In this case apply a small quantity of a common scale remover, leave it for a few moments, rinse thoroughly with water then remove the bit. Use bits supplied by your WECO representative. 5-127...
  • Page 129 Maintenance... Regular maintenance of the edger FRAGILE MOUNTING! Place the feelers in the replacement position. Removable lens feeler tips #5,6,7 Place the feelers in the position to receive the tool.  Confirm and switch automatically to the feeling adjustment screen. Illustration 5-3: Replacing the lens feeler tips 5-128...
  • Page 130 EPLACING THE LENS FEELER TIPS 5.4.3.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS  Always contact your WECO representative before replacing the lens feeler tips. 5.4.3.2 P ROCEDURE To replace the feeler tips, follow the procedure below: #5 Hold the holder and immobilize the feeler arm.

  • Page 131: Hints

    When you are handling the feeler tips, do not apply pressure on the feee l r arms because that could alter the quality of the work produced by the machine. If you observe any malfunctioning after changing the feeler tips, contact your WECO representative. =>...
  • Page 132 Maintenance...Regular maintenance of the edger 5.4.4 D RESSING A WHEEL 5.4.4.1 G ENERAL The E.6 is provided with High Speed (HS) wheels. Depending on the machine configuration, two set of wheels are available: - « All Plastics » set of wheels for organic lenses - «...
  • Page 133 Dress the wheels when a message asks you to do so.  Which disc shall be used? Chamfer and finishing wheel: Yellow disc (WECO P/N 2407037) Finishing wheel: White disc (WECO P/N 2407021) Polishing finishing wheel: Dressing the polishing wheel is not recommended Mineral roughing wheel: Green disc (WECO P/N 2407039).
  • Page 134 Illustration 5-5: Cleaning and replacing the removable visor 5-133...
  • Page 135 Maintenance... Regular maintenance of the edger 5.4.5 C LEANING REPLACING THE REMOVABLE VISOR 5.4.5.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS  Before undertaking any operation, ensure that the machine is switched off: On/Off switch OFF and mains plug disconnected. 5.4.5.2 C LEANING THE VISOR 5.4.5.2.1 P ROCEDURE Follow the steps below to clean the visor:...
  • Page 136 Settler Pump tank Settling tank (also called main tank) Drawer-filter Illustration 5-6: Presentation of the tanks Illustration 5-7: Cleaning the drawer-filter #3,4,5 Dump pipe valve closed Illustration 5-8: Complete cleaning of the tanks and filters 5-135...
  • Page 137 Maintenance... Regular maintenance of the edger 5.4.6 C LEANING THE FILTERS AND WATER TANK 5.4.6.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS  Before undertaking any action, check that the machine is switched off: On/Off switch OFF and mains plug disconnected.  Cleaning frequency is left to the discretion of the user, according to the number of lenses which have been edged.
  • Page 138 → Complete cleaning of the tanks and filters (cont.) Dump pipe valve closed Water supply pipe connected to the valve Pump connected to PUMP socket Drain pipe placed above clean drawer-filter 5-137...
  • Page 139 Maintenance... Regular maintenance of the edger #9 Remove the settler carefully. #10 Clean the settler with a pla stic spatula and a brush above the drainage system (bucket, waste bin, drain, etc.). #11 Clean the settler. #12 Remove the used plastic bag from the settling tank and dispose of it. #13 Clean the settling tank if necessary.
  • Page 140 #6;7 Open/Close the discharge valve Discharge pipe Example of drainage system Illustration 5-9: Emptying the settling tank Discharge valve Closed position Supply connection Discharge connection Illustration 5-10: Water connections 5-139...
  • Page 141 Maintenance... Regular maintenance of the edger 5.4.7 E MPTYING THE WATER TANK 5.4.7.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS  Use a standard discharge pipe with a 20x27 connection. 5.4.7.2 P ROCEDURE To empty the settling tank, follow the procedure below: #1 Fit a di scharge pipe on the same side as the valve and connect it to the drainage system (bucket, sink, drain etc.).
  • Page 142 Exit Screen 5-3: Operation in degraded mode 5-141...
  • Page 143 Depending on which element or function is out of order, a hotline technician may ask you to configure the machine in "degraded" mode. This operating mode allows you to disable an out of order element or function and continue to use the machine until the visit of a WECO technician. ...

  • Page 144: Preventive Maintenance

    5.5 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 5.5.1 H INTS  You will optimize the working life of your edger by using only WECO spare parts.  Change the blocks regularly - every 100 lenses. 5.5.2 R EPLACEMENT TABLE FOR STANDARD PARTS The following table summarizes the replacement frequency for standard parts, calculated according to the number of lenses edged.
  • Page 145 Maintenance... Preventive maintenance 1: R ABLE EPLACEMENT OF STANDARD PARTS Number WECO Part Part of edged lenses Number Visor 11 97 047 If necessary Filter seal 20x27 21 62 153 If necessary * Wheels for wheel unit of « All materials » machines.
  • Page 146 Maintenance...Adjustments 5.6 ADJUSTMENTS 5.6.1 P RESENTATION OF THE SETTINGS MENUS ACCESS SCREEN 5.6.1.1 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The settings menus access screen is shown below: You are in the User Settings menu Axis setting Adjustment with the C.5 of the Touch screen Adjustment of Consultation mineral roughing...
  • Page 147 => Maintenance Screen 5-5: Feeling adjustment 5-146...
  • Page 148 5.6.2.3 H INTS  Always check that WECO setting tool, Part Number 1404303, is correctly fitted on the shaft. You must neither force the fitting or feel any play.  The feeling setting can be incorrect if the tool is badly positioned.
  • Page 149 => Maintenance Centering aid Screen 5-6: Size adjustment 5-148...
  • Page 150 5.6.3 A DJUSTING THE SIZES 5.6.3.1 W  Perform this adjustment regularly. The wear of the wheels has a direct influence on the lens sizes, which increases over time. This will help you to avoid retouch.  Centre the adjustment lens 10 00 205 exactly in the centre so as to be able to use it from start to finish size adjustment.
  • Page 151 Maintenance... Adjustments #13 Fit the lens on the lens holder shaft again. > Lens edged to 50 mm diameter - Bevel finishing #15 At the end of the edging process, open the lens holder shaft and remove the lens. #16 Measure the size of the lens with a caliper. #18 Enter the value using the numeric key pad.
  • Page 152 #28 Measure the size of the lens with a caliper. #30 Enter the value using the numeric key pad. #32 At the end of the edging process, open the lens holder shaft and remove the lens. #33 Measure the size of the lens with a caliper. Follow the Repeat the edging process usual procedure...
  • Page 153 Maintenance... Adjustments #44 Check the position of the apex of the bevel with a linen-counter. The apex must be in the centre of the edge of the lens. #45 If the apex of the bevel is off-centered, enter the value of the shift using the numeric key pad.
  • Page 154 Maintenance...Adjustments 5.6.4 A DJUSTING THE FLUSH OF THE MILL BIT 5.6.4.1 W  When you observe an error in the position or the depth of the drilling holes produced by the machine.  After replacing the mill bit - the machine then switches automatically to this screen. 5.6.4.2 P ROCEDURE To adjust the mill bit flush, proceed as follows:...
  • Page 155 Maintenance... Adjustments Screen 5-8: Adjustment of the axis with the C.5 5-154...
  • Page 156 5.6.5 A DJUSTING THE AXIS SETTING WITH THE 5.6.5.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS  To avoid producing an incorrect axis setting, the large adaptors are required for this adjustment.  When blocking the lens 14 04 274, put the lens down on its unmarked face (black markings towards the top of the C.5).
  • Page 157 Maintenance... Adjustments #16 Switch to the left shape of the lens and check that the drilling hole has been detect ed (the drilling point is visible from the left shape). From the edger The axis adjustment is finished! Flow chart 5-13: Adjustment of the axis with the C.5 5.6.5.3 H INTS ...
  • Page 158 Screen 5-9: Adjustment of the touch screen 5-157...

  • Page 159: Adjusting The Touch Screen

    Maintenance... Adjustments 5.6.6 A DJUSTING THE TOUCH SCREEN 5.6.6.1 W The machine switches automatically to this screen when the touch screen has not been detected. When you observe a difference between the displayed icon and the touch area of the screen. 5.6.6.2 P ROCEDURE Follow the steps below to adjust the touch screen:...
  • Page 160 Subject of the adjustment This is the lifting jack parameters screen Parameter Parameter Value To access the following screen Exit Screen 5-10: Consultation of setting values 5-159...

  • Page 161: Consulting The Setting Values

    Maintenance... Adjustments 5.6.7 C ONSULTING THE SETTING VALUES 5.6.7.1 P RESENTATION  A hotline technician may ask you for some setting values, in order to diagnose a possible problem for example.  The setting values cannot be modified from these screens. 5.6.7.2 A CCESS AVIGATION...

  • Page 162: Consulting The Statistics

    Maintenance...Consulting the statistics 5.7 CONSULTING THE STATISTICS 5.7.1 P RESENTATION OF THE STATISTICS MENU 5.7.1.1 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The statistics menus access screen is shown below: Incident log Machine statistics Oversize General Polishing Retouch operation General List Number of mineral Faults Maintenance lenses since...

  • Page 163: Access/Exit

    Maintenance... Consulting the statistics 5.7.1.2 A CCESS 5.7.1.2.1 T O ACCESS THE SCREEN 5.7.1.2.2 T O EXIT THE SCREEN 5.7.2 C ONSULTATION PRINCIPLES The statistics relate to two types of information: • Displayed messages, or incident log • The machine's general operation. The screens associated with each type of information have different operating principles, as described below: 5.7.2.1 I NCIDENT LOG...
  • Page 164 → Consultation of the last 128 events listed according to their order of appearance: 128 incidents more information about an incident, press Scroll down the corresponding and consult line or press the the incidents "See" button. "See" button from the = >...
  • Page 165 Maintenance... Consulting the statistics → Consultation of the warning messages for the last 128 incidents listed according to their order of 128 incidents more information about an incident, press Scroll down the corresponding and consult line or press t he the incidents "See"...

  • Page 166: General Operation Of The Machine

    5.7.2.2 G ENERAL OPERATION OF THE MACHINE 5.7.2.2.1 C ONTENT The statistics related to the general operation of the machine allow you to consult: → Statistics relating to the operation of the machine itself → Statistics based on the last wheel dressing →...
  • Page 167 Maintenance... Consulting the statistics 5.7.2.2.3.2 Display screen for statistics based on the last wheel dressing The display screen for statistics based on the last wheel dressing is shown below: Number of lenses edged since the last wheel dressing Number of mineral lenses roughed Number of mineral lenses edged with Number of mineral lenses edged with rimless finishing...
  • Page 168 5.7.2.2.3.4 Display screen for statistics based on the bevel, rimless and mini-bevel finishings The display screen for statistics based on the finishings is shown below: Subject of the statistics Average edging time Number of lenses edged since the last wheel change Total number of lenses edged since the machine installation Exit...
  • Page 169 Maintenance... Consulting the statistics 5.7.2.2.3.6 Display screen for statistics based on the safety-bevel The display screen for statistics based on the safety-bevel is shown below: Subject of the statistics Average edging time Number of lenses edged since the last wheel change Total number of lenses edged since the machine installation Exit...
  • Page 170 Maintenance...Consulting the statistics 5.7.2.2.3.8 Consulting statistics based on the drilling finishing The display screen for statistics based on the drilling finishing is shown below: Number of lenses drilled since the machine installation Number of lenses drilled since Total drilling time the last bit change since the last bit change...
  • Page 171 => Maintenance 5.7.2.2.3.10 Display screen for statistics based on oversize / retouch The display screen for statistics based on the oversize / retouch is shown below: Total number of lenses retouched since the machine installation Exit Statistics based on oversize / retouch Screen 5-24: Consulting statistics based on oversize / retouch 5.7.2.2.3.11 Display screen for statistics based on chamfers The display screen for statistics based on chamfers is shown below:...

  • Page 172: Types Of Messages

    Maintenance...Messages 5.8 MESSAGES 5.8.1 T YPES OF MESSAGES There are three types of messages:  Information messages  Warning messages  Fault messages 5.8.2 L IST OF MESSAGES The table below shows all the messages, the conditions for their display and the action to undertake. Condition(s) for Message Action(s)
  • Page 173 Maintenance... Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display Incompatible edger The job you have loaded calls Confirm the message. configuration. High Index (HI) lens If you wish to load this job HI lens not allowed. material. nonetheless, change personalisation of the pull-down In the personalisation menus, have excluded...
  • Page 174 Maintenance...Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x12 Incompatible edger The job you have loaded calls Confirm the message. configuration. for Drilling finishing. If you wish to load this job Drilling finishing In the personalisation menus, nonetheless, change allowed. have excluded this personalisation of the pull-down parameter.
  • Page 175 Maintenance... Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x19 Incompatible edger The job you have loaded calls Confirm the message. configuration. Automatic groove sub- If you wish to load this job Automatic groove sub- finishing. nonetheless, change finishing not allowed. personalisation of the pull-down In the personalisation menus, have excluded...
  • Page 176 Maintenance...Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x1F Incompatible edger The job you have loaded calls Confirm the message. configuration. for Drilling normal to front face. If you wish to load this job Drilling normal to front face In the personalisation menus, nonetheless, change not allowed.
  • Page 177 Maintenance... Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x25 Incompatible edger The job you have loaded has the Confirm the message. configuration. parameter Safety-bevel to be If you wish to load this job Safety-bevel to be defined defined. nonetheless, change not allowed. personalisation of the pull-down In the personalisation menus, have...
  • Page 178 Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x103 Corrupt OMA frame. The OMA frame sent by the Contact a Weco technician. server displays a fault which prevents reception. 0x104 Invalid OMA frame. The OMA frame sent by the Contact a Weco technician.
  • Page 179 Maintenance... Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x40C Safety-bevels and groove Safety-bevels groove YES: the lens is edged without will not be made. cannot be made. the safety-bevels or the groove. Do you want to continue? The lens is too thin and/or the NO: the lens is not edged.
  • Page 180 Maintenance...Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x41B Lens too small. Feeling carried out 3 successive Confirm the message. times, 0.5 mm closer to the Remove the lens from the interior each time. edging station. Lens too small or too off- centered in comparison with the shape.
  • Page 181 Maintenance... Messages Condition(s) for Message Action(s) display 0x909 Adjustment impossible: Lens The diameter of the felt lens is Confirm the message. too small. less than 11 mm. Fit another lens blocked at the centre. 5-180...
  • Page 182 6 TESTS...
  • Page 183 6.1 PRESENTATION OF TEST MENUS 6.1.1 P RESENTATION OF THE TEST MENUS ACCESS SCREEN 6.1.1.1 S CREEN DESCRIPTION The tests access screen is shown below/ Visor Opening/ Closing SBGD* Exit/ Pump Lens feelers Return Micro switches and photocells Lifting jack Encoders contact movement...
  • Page 184 => Tests 6.1.2 T YPICAL TEST SCREEN The following screen (lens feeling test) is typical of most tests (see “Operating principle”, page 6-184) Emergency stop TEST VALUES Front Face Rear Face Feeler Feeler Micro-switch status Stopping current cycle POSITION of the lens feeler tip END ENCODER COUNTS Lens THICKNESS...

  • Page 185: Operating Principle

    Tests... Operating principle 6.2 OPERATING PRINCIPLE 6.2.1 O PERATING PRINCIPLE OF A TYPICAL SCREEN 6.2.1.1 T ESTS INVOLVED The following test screens operate on the same principle: • Lens feelers • Lifting jack movement • Wheel unit translation movement • Lens rotation •...
  • Page 186 => Tests 6.2.2 O PERATION OF THE OTHER SCREENS 6.2.2.1 S CREEN WITH SWITCH 6.2.2.1.1 P RESENTATION The following screen corresponds to the solenoid valve, pump and extractor tests: Wheels spray Extractor Spraying rear of edging chamber Visor spray Pump Exit Screen 6-1: Test screen with switch 6.2.2.1.2 P...
  • Page 187 Tests... Operating principle 6.2.2.2 S CREEN WITH MICRO SWITCHES AND PHOTOCELLS 6.2.2.2.1 P RESENTATION The following screen corresponds to the test screen for all micro-switches and photocells: Exit Screen 6-2: Test of micro-switches and photocells 6.2.2.2.2 P ROCEDURE  Manually operate the micro-switch or photocell of the element you wish to test. ...
  • Page 188 Tests...Operating principle 6.2.2.3 T OUCH SCREEN 6.2.2.3.1 P RESENTATION The following screen corresponds to the test screen of the touch screen: Clear the touch screen with the wiper Exit Screen 6-3: Test of the touch screen 6.2.2.3.2 P ROCEDURE  Touch the screen to add points on it.
  • Page 189 Tests... Operating principle 6.2.2.4 S CREEN WITH KEY TEST 6.2.2.4.1 P RESENTATION The following screen corresponds to the key test screen: Exit Screen 6-4: Key test 6.2.2.4.2 P ROCEDURE  Operate the key test manually.  Observe the status of the key test on the screen. 6-188...

  • Page 190: Technical Specifications

    7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...
  • Page 191 7.1 CHARACTERISTICS OF E.6-C.5  Automatic initialisation  Feeling front & rear lens faces in 3 dimensions  Equipment: Chamfering wheel Mineral roughing wheel (for mineral wheel unit) Roughing wheel for all plastics (CR39, high index, polycarbonate) Rimless/bevel finishing wheel Rimless polishing wheel (for mineral wheel unit) Rimless/bevel polishing wheel (for plastic wheel unit) ...
  • Page 192 => Technical specifications 7.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS  ENERAL  Designed for internal use  Dimensions: Width = 599 mm and 527 mm Depth = 540 mm Height = 600 mm  Weight = 88 kg  Pump section outlet; Power available (for the pump) = 450 W ...
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  • Page 194 Luneau Technology Operations 2, rue Roger Bonnet 27340 pont de l'Arche Téléphone : +33 (0)232 989 132 http://www.weco-instruments.com/ contact@luneautech.com...

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