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  • Page 1 Instruction manual...
  • Page 2 Dear Customer, You have purchased an ATTITUDE edger and all the team at Briot, a brand belonging to the Luneau Technology group, would like to thank you for this mark of your confidence. The ATTITUDE edger is a laboratory machine designed for opticians and is used for edging spectacle lenses.
  • Page 3 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 4 In particular, beware of the clamping shafts closing. Wearing of gloves is compulsory. Especially for cleaning and changing the tanks. Wearing of protective goggles is compulsory. Especially for cleaning and changing the tanks. Wearing of overalls is compulsory. Especially for cleaning and changing the tanks. ATTITUDE...
  • Page 5 The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local Civic Office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product. ATTITUDE...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    2.31 Presentation Operator Standard procedure Machine Saving of the new personalisation Useful hints 2.33 Comments USING YOUR ATTITUDE ....3 Adjustment of the setting values 4.127 Presentation 3.37 Preliminary remarks Presentation of the machine Procedure Presentation of the application screen...
  • Page 7 \\Table of content Adjusting the axis with the ATTITUDE blocking unit Adjusting the axis with the tool Adjusting the touch screen Consulting the setting values Consulting the statistics 5.191 Presentation of the statistics menu Access/Exit Consultation principles Messages 5.201 Types of messages List of messages TESTS ............
  • Page 8 REVISION FOLLOW UP Revision 00 Page What’s new/Modifications ATTITUDE...
  • Page 9 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 10: Installation

    1 INSTALLATION...

  • Page 11: Unpacking Of The Machine

    UNPACKING OF THE MACHINE #1&2 Keep the case, th e small box and t he pipe near machine. 1-10 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 12: Unpacking The Machine

    #11 With the help of a second person, lift the machine by the rails and place it on the work bench. #12 Keep the packaging cartons. We advise you to stock them flat. Flow chart 1-1 : Unpacking of the edger 1-11 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 13 Installation... Unpacking the machine 1-12 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 14: Removing The Shipping Rails

    #2 With a 13 mm Allen key, take out the 4 fixing screws and remove the rails. #3 Keep the shipping rails with the rest of the packaging cartons. Flow chart 1-2 : Removal of the shipping rails → As shown ... Illustration 1-1 : Removal of the shipping rails 1-13 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 15 Installation... Removing the shipping rails 1-14 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 16: Handling The Covers

    Flow chart 1-3 : Removal of the covers → As shown ... x4 screws Illustration 1-2 : Removal of the covers 1.3.2 R EPLACING THE COVERS  To replace the machine covers, follow the above procedure in reverse. 1-15 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 17 => REMOVAL OF THE TWO LENS FEELING SYSTEM CLAMPING SCREWS x2 headless Hc screws => UNCLAMPING OF THE CARRIAGE 12 mm OK ! Unscrew until the carriage moves freely and add one more turn of the spanner ! => UNCLAMPING OF THE WHEEL UNIT 1-16 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 18: Removing The Internal Clamps

    DO NOT REMOVE THE SCREW ! Leave it in place so as to keep it safe. #10 Reassemble the machine covers : see Replacing the covers. Flow chart 1-4 : Removal of the set screws 1-17 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 19 1-18 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 20: Preparing The Bench

    The following illustrations show the machine dimensions. W = 510 mm D = 615 mm Flow chart 1-5 : Edger dimensions → Height = 570 mm → Width = 510 mm → Depth = 615 mm → Weight = 69 kg 1-19 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 21: Floor Space And Drilling Required

    Illustration 1-4 : Positioning of the machine on the bench and drilling to be made  SEFUL HINTS  Follow the dimensions given.  Leave enough space around the edger.  Ensure that the bench is stable and level.  Install the edger away from any source of heat. 1-20 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 22: Water Connections

    V = 220 - 240 V  H = 8 to 1 m  F = 50 Hz  IP 68 1.6.2 P IPE CONNECTIONS 1.6.2.1 F IND THE OPENINGS ON THE CHASSIS Water supply Discharge Illustration 1-5 : Chassis openings 1-21 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 23 Installation... Water connections 1.6.2.2 P ROCEDURE → As shown ... Button not lit + mains plug disconnected Level ! => DIRECT WATER SUPPLY => CLOSED CIRCUIT Left hole Left hole 1-22 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 24 #8 Connect the used water discharge pipe if you operate in direct water supply. #9 When the water circuit is being filled, check the watertightness of the unit, especially around the solenoid valves. Flow chart 1-6 : Pipe connections 1-23 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 25 Installation... Water connections 1-24 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 26: Electrical Connections

    #1 Check that the machine is switched off : On/Off switch OFF and mains plug disconnected. #2 Connect the machine to the OMA port and link it to the Attitude blocking unit or the server. #3 Connect the barcode reader.
  • Page 27 Installation... Electrical connections 1-26 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 28: Starting The Edger

    Flow chart 1-8 : Starting of the edger AUTION T IS IMPORTANT TO RUN THE MACHINE WITH THE ADAPTORS ON IN ORDER TO PREVENT THE RISK OF CLAMPING BLOCKAGE → As shown ... Adjust the flow ! Illustration 1-7 : Starting of the edger ATTITUDE 1-27...

  • Page 29: Switching The Machine On/Off

    Installation... Starting the edger 1.8.2 S WITCHING THE MACHINE ON Button Off Stop Button On Flow chart 1-9 : Starting/stopping of the machine  To stop the machine, press for 5 seconds, then press the On/Off switch. 1-28 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 30: Safety Precautions

    2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...
  • Page 31 2-30 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 32: 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 Briot technician. > The symbol defines a general hazard, and you will find it: on the edging chamber: risk of bodily hazard.
  • Page 33 Safety precautions... Safety 2-32 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 34: Useful Hints

    Change the water in the tank regularly if your machine operates in closed water circuit mode.  Contact a Briot technician for all repairs and always order Briot spare parts.  To remove the cover from the machine, the technician must use the locking spanner supplied with the edger.
  • Page 35 Safety precautions... Useful hints 2-34 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 36: Using Your Attitude

    3 USING YOUR ATTITUDE...
  • Page 37 3-36 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 38: Presentation

    => Using your ATTITUDE 3.1 PRESENTATION 3.1.1 P RESENTATION OF THE MACHINE  ENERAL ILLUSTRATION The illustration below (Illustration 3-1) is an overall view. Touch screen Edging chamber Start / Stop Illustration 3-1 : Overall view of the edger ...

  • Page 39: Presentation Of The Application Screen

    Using your ATTITUDE... Presentation 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.
  • Page 40 Using your ATTITUDE...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 eight steps.  Begin by opening a job, on the top left of the screen - Step 1.
  • Page 41 Using your ATTITUDE... Presentation There are different types of buttons corresponding to the different types of action or information to be entered :  N ALL MENUS  the base button : displayed on the screen, it opens a pull-down menu Example : ...
  • Page 42 Using your ATTITUDE...Presentation 3.1.2.4.2 A CCESSIBILITY OF FUNCTIONS The accessible menus or functions follow distinct graphic codes.  Available buttons or menus appear in relief. Example :  The activated buttons or menus or in process of activation appear darker than the others.

  • Page 43: Main Application Screen

    MAIN APPLICATION SCREEN Parameters Parameters 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. 3-42 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 44: General Principles Of Use

    => Using your ATTITUDE 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. Open a job number Select the lens material. Select the type of lens.

  • Page 45: Calling Up A Job

    Using your ATTITUDE... General principles of use 3.2.2 C ALLING UP A JOB Two functions are available to open a job:  Press briefly on this button When the numeric key pad is displayed, enter the job number and confirm it.

  • Page 46: Starting / Interrupting An Edging Cycle

    Using your ATTITUDE...General principles of use 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 briefly on this button Result : the lens clamp shaft opens automatically.

  • Page 47: Normal Edging Cycle Sequence

    Using your ATTITUDE... General principles of use 3.2.5 N ORMAL EDGING CYCLE SEQUENCE Once you have started the edging cycle, the following steps follow automatically (Except if the cycles are personalized) : ATTITUDE I & II Automatic closing of the visor...

  • Page 48: Important Notes

    Using your ATTITUDE...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 49 Using your ATTITUDE... General principles of use 3-48 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 50: Application Screen Icons

    Note : The presence and the order of the icons displayed on the screen depend on the job data (see “When job data are received”, page 47) and on the preference configuration ( see Personalisation of pull-down menus, chapter 4). Opening a job stored in the Attitude blocking unit or the OMA server Bridge...

  • Page 51: Feeling Before Roughing

    Using your ATTITUDE... Application screen icons 3.3.2 F EELING BEFORE ROUGHING  Lens feeling is started before roughing when the key is activated, if not select  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.

  • Page 52: Lens Materials

    Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons 3.3.4 L ENS MATERIALS Note : The presence and the order of the icons displayed on the screen depend on the job data (see “When job data are received”, page 47) and on the preference configuration ( see Personalisation of pull-down menus, chapter 4).

  • Page 53: Types Of Lenses

    Using your ATTITUDE... Application screen icons 3.3.5 T YPES OF LENSES Note : The presence and the order of the icons displayed on the screen depend on the job data (see “When job data are received”, page 47) and on the preference configuration (see Personalisation of pull-down menus, chapter 4).

  • Page 54: Finishings

    Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons 3.3.6 F INISHINGS Note : The presence and the order of the icons displayed on the screen depend on the job data (see “When job data are received”, page 47) and on the preference configuration ( see Personalisation of pull-down menus, chapter 4).
  • Page 55 Using your ATTITUDE... Application screen icons 3.3.6.1 P ARTIAL FINISHING By selecting the « Partial Finishing» , function, you can define a two-zone (top and bottom) lens finishing type. 3.3.6.1.1 P RESENTATION Screen 3-10 : Partial finishing screen 1- Define the finishing type for the red zone.
  • Page 56 Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons 3.3.6.1.2 E XAMPLE Wide and deep groove on the top and narrow and shallow groove on the bottom Screen 3-11 : Partial Finishing Screen Screen 3-12 : Edging Screen Note : The "Partial Finishing" key remains accessible after edging to display the edging parameters.
  • Page 57 Using your ATTITUDE... Application screen icons Note : If "Retouch" mode has been activated in the main menu, you can then increase the widths and depths of the grooves. 3-56 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 58 Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons 3.3.7 S FINISHINGS AND ASSOCIATED PARAMETERS  The following screen is a montage to show all possible sub-finishing.  To see details by type of finishing, refer to the following pages. GROOVE Bevel chamfered or...
  • Page 59 Using your ATTITUDE... Application screen icons 3.3.7.1 F ACETTE CHAMFERING OR EVEL MALL BEVEL 3.3.7.1.1 T YPES OF ACETTES CHAMFERINGS OR EVELS Front face Manual Percentage Automatic Base + Min. distance Front face Parameters Screen 3-14 : Bevel sub-finishing Icons...
  • Page 60 Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons  If "Automatic Bevel" sub-finishing The apex of the bevel is automatically positionned at 1/3 of the lens thickness from the front face.  If "Base + minimal distance from front face" sub-finishing The bevel is positionned at a minimal distance in mm between the apex of the bevel and the front face of the lens, and its curvature depends on the desired base.
  • Page 61 Using your ATTITUDE... Application screen icons 3.3.7.2 G ROOVE 3.3.7.2.1 T YPES OF GROOVES Front face Base + Manual Percentage Automatic Min. distance Front face Parameters Screen 3-15 : Groove sub-finishing Icons  If "Manual Groove" sub-finishing By selecting this type of finish, you can check and reposition the groove during the edging cycle using the special screen which is displayed after the lens feeling cycle.
  • Page 62 Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons  If "Automatic Groove" sub-finishing The middle of the groove is automatically positionned at 1/3 of the lens thickness from the front face.  If "Base + Front face Groove" sub-finishing The groove is positionned according to the desired base at a minimum distance in mm between the middle of the groove and the front face of the lens.
  • Page 63 Using your ATTITUDE... Application screen icons Groove Parameters Finishing Sub-finishing Parameters Limits Description -5.00 to 5.00 Distance in mm between the front face of the lens and the middle of the groove. 0 to 0.80 mm Depth of groove in mm 0.60 to 1.20...
  • Page 64 Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons 3.3.7.3 D RILLING 3.3.7.3.1 T YPES OF DRILLING Normal to the base Parallel Normal to the curve of Normal to the to clamp No holes rear face front face shafts your choice Screen 3-16 : Drilling sub-finishing Icons ...

  • Page 65: Safety-Bevels

    Safety-bevel on front and rear faces of the lens (available only if the facette (chamfer) hasn’t been selected [Alta Z, Zd and Alta Pulse])  Safety-bevel on rear face (available only if the facette (chamfer) hasn’t been selected [Alta Z, Zd and Alta Pulse])  Safety-bevel on front face  No safety-bevel 3-64 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 66: Important Notes

    => Using your ATTITUDE 3.3.8.1 S AFETY BEVEL ARAMETERS  Using this button , go to the following parameters : Parameters of the safety-bevel option Option Parameters Limits Description 0 to 0.6 mm Distance in mm of safety-bevel from the front face of the lens 0 to 0.6 mm...

  • Page 67: Polishing

    (see “When job data are received”, page 47) and on the preference configuration (see Personalisation of pull-down menus, chapter 4). WITH WITHOUT Screen 3-18 : Polishing Icons  With Polishing (available only if the facette (chamfer) hasn’t been selected)  Without Polishing 3-66 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 68: Lens Edging

    Using your ATTITUDE...Application screen icons 3.3.10 L ENS EDGING Note : The presence and the order of the icons displayed on the screen depend on the job data (see “When job data are received”, page 47) and on the preference configuration ( see Personalisation of pull-down menus, chapter 4).
  • Page 69 Mineral lens Normal type Bevel Finishing Bevel positionned according percentage to be entered Rear face safety- bevel Without polishing Access to Parameters menu Without oversize Screen 3-20 : Example of the production of a job with a bevel 3-68 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 70: Normal Use

    Using your ATTITUDE...Normal use 3.4 NORMAL USE 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 : Mineral >...
  • Page 71 PRODUCING A JOB WITH RIMLESS FINISHING Here, the job opened is n°7 Trivex™ lens Normal type Rimless Finishing Safety-bevel on both faces With polishing Access to Parameters menu Without oversize Screen 3-21 : Production of a job with Rimless finishing 3-70 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 72: Producing A Job With Rimless Finishing

    Using your ATTITUDE...Normal use 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 Safety-bevel parameters : front depth = 0.20 mm / rear depth = 0.30 mm 3.4.2.2 P...
  • Page 73 Here, the job opened is n°7 CR39 Plastic lens Hydrophobic type Groove finishing Groove positionned automatically Safety-bevel on both faces With polishing Access to Oversize to boxing width Parameters menu of 0.30 mm Screen 3-22 : Production of a job with Groove finishing 3-72 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 74: Producing A Job With Groove Finishing

    Using your ATTITUDE...Normal use 3.4.3 P RODUCING A JOB WITH GROOVE FINISHING 3.4.3.1 O BJECT Produce a job with the following characteristics : CR39 > Hydrophobic lens > Automatic groove > Front and rear safety-bevel > Polishing Parameters of the groove : width = 1 mm / depth = 0,30 mm Safety-bevel parameters : front depth = 0.30 mm / rear depth = 0.20 mm...
  • Page 75 Using your ATTITUDE... Normal use PRODUCING A JOB WITH DRILLING FINISH Here, the job opened is n°105 CR39 Plastic lens Normal type Drilling finish Drilling normal to the front face No safety-bevel With polishing Access to Parameters menu Screen 3-23 : Production of a job with Drilling finishing...

  • Page 76: Producing A Job With Drilling Finishing

    Using your ATTITUDE...Normal use 3.4.4 P RODUCING A JOB WITH DRILLING FINISHING 3.4.4.1 O BJECT Produce a job with the following characteristics : CR39 > Normal lens > Drilling normal front face > No safety-bevel > Polishing 3.4.4.2 P ROCEDURE...
  • Page 77 Using your ATTITUDE... Normal use PRODUCING A JOB WITH GROOVING AND DRILLING FINISHING Here, the job opened is n°105 HI plastic lens Normal type Grooving finishings Groove positionned according to your chosen percentage Drilling normal to the front face Safety-bevels on front...

  • Page 78: Producing A Job With Grooving And Drilling Finishing

    => Using your ATTITUDE 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 : HI plastic > Normal lens > Grooving + Drilling > Groove % > Front and rear safety-bevel > Polishing...
  • Page 79 Using your ATTITUDE... Normal use PRODUCING A JOB WITH «CHEMISTRIE » FINISHING Height of parameters magnet holes Magnet shape Value of frame bridge Confirm the entered values and go back to main screen Value of frame bridge Height of magnet holes...

  • Page 80: Producing A Job With " Chemistrie Tm " Finishing

    Using your ATTITUDE...Normal use 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 “Enabling the « Chemistrie TM» function”, page 4-137 .
  • Page 81 Using your ATTITUDE... Normal use  Step 2: Edging a sun lens to the same shape as the prescription lens with through holes in which a magnet will be clipped on and a bridge attached. Open a job number. see “Producing a job with Select the hole programming menu.

  • Page 82: Drilling : Facts Worth Knowing

    Using your ATTITUDE...Normal use 3.4.7 D RILLING FACTS WORTH KNOWING  Drilling, if it is selected, is the last step in the edging process.  Oblong holes and notches are always machined from the edge of the lens towards the centre.
  • Page 83 Using your ATTITUDE... Normal use  The smallest diameter of the reusable hole corresponds to the mill bit diameter. (Two possible choices: 1 mm or 0.8 mm) Min hole diameter = Mill bit diameter Note : When the job i s 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 84: Special Cases

    Using your ATTITUDE...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.

  • Page 85: Retouching A Drilled Hole

    Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases Example : if you have selected an oversize at the circumference, the retouch will also be made at the circumference.  You can retouch the first lens after edging the second. The retouch function is always accessible.
  • Page 86 Using your ATTITUDE...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 : Rework of drilling identical for all the holes ATTITUDE...
  • Page 87 Using your ATTITUDE... 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. (From the Parameters menu) Flow chart 3-12 : Different retouch for one or more holes...

  • Page 88: Retouching A Groove

    Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases 3.5.3 R ETOUCHING A GROOVE 3.5.3.1 H 3.5.3.1.1 P ROCEDURE Once the lens has been ground, the button appears on the screen. Note : Using the touch screen, press the zones or buttons shown. To switch to Retouch mode, you have to enter a value less than or equal to zero.

  • Page 89: Retouching A Chamfer

    Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases 3.5.4 R ETOUCHING A CHAMFER 3.5.4.1 H 3.5.4.1.1 P ROCEDURE Note : Using the touch screen, press the zones or buttons shown. Once the lens has been ground You then access one of the two following screens...

  • Page 90: Applying An Oversize To The Lens

    Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases 3.5.5 A PPLYING AN OVERSIZE TO THE LENS 3.5.5.1 W If you find that the differential applied to the job by default is not suitable, you can decide to apply an oversize which will be applied to the lens to be edged.

  • Page 91: Edging The Left Lens With Different Parameters From

    Using your ATTITUDE... 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 92: Edging Several Lenses Identically

    => Using your ATTITUDE 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 Insert a new lens on the lens holder shaft "Do you want to re-edge ?"...

  • Page 93: Checking A Finishing Before The Lens Is Edged

    Using your ATTITUDE... 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 94 Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases 3.5.8.2.2 M ANUAL GROOVE SCREEN Lens shape seen Developed lens profile from the front Front face developed curve Front face developed curve Nasal Index Groove centre developed curve Temporal Rear face developed curve Bottom Angular position Index...
  • Page 95 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases 3.5.8.2.3 E CRAN DE CONTRÔLE DU CHANFREIN Lens shape seen Developed lens profile from the front Temporal Front face developed curve Nasal Chamfer apex developed curve Chamfer lowest point developed curve Bottom Rear face developed curve...
  • Page 96 Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases Chamfer Developed lens profile values Front face developed curve Nasal Temporal Chamfer apex developed curve Chamfer lowest point developed curve Bottom Rear face developed curve Angular position Index Height Distance from front face - Movement of the index >...
  • Page 97 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases Lens shape seen Developed lens profile from the front Front face developed curve Chamfer apex developed curve Temporal Nasal Chamfer lowest point developed curve Bottom Rear face developed curve Distance to frame base Angular position Index...

  • Page 98: Special Cases

    Using your ATTITUDE...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 visualize it before it is run. 3.5.8.3.2 P ROCEDURE After opening the job and entering the characteristics, proceed as follows :...
  • Page 99 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases 3.5.8.4 P LACE A FINISHING MANUALLY 3.5.8.4.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to visualize the lens thickness and adjust the finishing position. 3.5.8.4.2 S TANDARD PROCEDURE After opening the job and entering the characteristics, proceed as follows :...
  • Page 100 Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases 3.5.8.4.3 S PECIAL CASES After the lens feeling, you may have been redirected automatically to the manual finishing screen for the following reasons : • the bevel or the groove are outside the lens ; •...
  • Page 101 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases 3.5.8.5 P RODUCE A MANUAL BEVEL 3.5.8.5.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to visualize the lens thickness and define the curve and the position of the bevel. 3.5.8.5.2 P ROCEDURE To produce a manual bevel : 1.
  • Page 102 Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases Check that finishing = The manual finishing screen is displayed. By default the bevel apex is positioned at 1/3 of the lens thickness from the front face. [If necessary] [If desired] Select the bevel point whose position you wish to modify.
  • Page 103 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases 3.5.8.6 P RODUCE A MANUAL GROOVE 3.5.8.6.1 P RINCIPLE  You wish to visualize 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 104 Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases Check that finishing = The manual finishing screen is displayed. By default the middle of the groove is positionned at 1/3 of the lens thickness from the front face. [If necessary] [If desired] Select the point of the groove whose position you wish to modify.
  • Page 105 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases Modify the groove parameters, if desired. [Depth] [Width] Flow chart 3-21 : Produce 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 and you transfer to the manual finishing screen.

  • Page 106: Smart Design "Sd" Finishing (Complex Shape)

    Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases 3.5.9 S "S " F MART ESIGN INISHING COMPLEX SHAPE 3.5.9.1 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 the contour of the shape has concavities whose bend radius is less than the edging radius (45 mm), a signal is sent to the edger indicating that the "Sd"...
  • Page 107 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases  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 108 Using your ATTITUDE...Special cases 3.5.9.3 P ROCEDURE Screen 3-34 : «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 109 Using your ATTITUDE... Special cases 3-108 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 110: Operating Range

    Diameter of uncut lens before edging <= diameter of 80 mm Thicknesses ATTITUDE I & II (all materials) maximum at the edge of the uncut (plastic) lens = 17 mm maximum at the edge of the uncut (mineral) lens = 11 mm...
  • Page 111 Using your ATTITUDE... Operating range → Minimum lifespan of the edging wheels Mineral roughing = 10000 lenses Plastic roughing = 50000 lenses Finishing = 10000 lenses Polishing = 6000 lenses Safety-bevel = 5000 lenses per wheel side Grooving = 5000 lens Chamfering = 10000 lenses →...

  • Page 112: Illustration Of Finishing Limits

    Using your ATTITUDE...Operating range 3.6.2 I LLUSTRATION OF FINISHING LIMITS (Machine equipped with Briot adaptors and edger types for all plastics for chamfering) 3.6.2.1 R IMLESS INISHING Front face Min. height of finished lens = 17.00 mm Rimless Illustration 3-3 : Limit of production of a rimless lens 3.6.2.2 B...
  • Page 113 Using your ATTITUDE... Operating range 3.6.2.4 I NCLINED GROOVE FINISHING Min. diameter of finished lens Front face = 18.6 mm (if depth = 0.8 mm) = 18.2 mm (if depth = 0.6 mm) Finished lens diameter = 17 + Groove depth x 2 Max.

  • Page 114: Drilling

    Using your ATTITUDE...Operating range 3.6.3 D RILLING 3.6.3.1 C ONDITIONS  Only CR39, Tribrid, polycarbonate, high index (HI) and Trivex™ can be drilled.  A mineral lens 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 115 Briot blocks and adhesif patches ;  correct data entry and adjustment of centering, blocking, edging and drilling of the lenses. THE MANUFACTURER DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ATTITUDE EDGER IF THESE BASIC RULES ARE NOT RESPECTED. 3-114 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 116: Configuration

    4 CONFIGURATION...
  • Page 117 4-116 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 118: Presentation Of Configuration Menus

    Result : the user technical menus screen is displayed. 4.1.1.2.2 T O QUIT THE SCREEN  To leave the configuration menus access screen, press this button Result : the machine restarts. The main application screen is displayed again. 4-117 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 119: Presentation Of The Personalisation Menus Access

    General pull-down menus operation Finishing default Adjustment of the setting values parameters values To quit => Screen 4-2 : Personalisation menus access screen 4.1.2.2 A CCESS 4.1.2.2.1 T O OPEN THE SCREEN 4.1.2.2.2 T O QUIT THE SCREEN 4-118 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 120: Configuration Of Finishing Default Parameters

    GROOVE parameters default values DRILLING parameters default values SAFETY- BEVEL parameters default values To quit => Screen 4-3 : Default values configuration screen  For a detailed description of the buttons, see Sub-finishings and associated parameters, chapter 3. ATTITUDE 4-119...

  • Page 121: Standard Procedure

    The information given in the tables below completes the values referred to in Using your Attitude > Application screen icons > Sub-finishings and associated parameters. The default values that you wish to be memorised must be within the limits given by Briot. Any value outside the interval shown cannot be validated.
  • Page 122 Lower limit Upper limit Incrementation type value 0 mm -5 mm 5 mm 0.01 mm 0.25 D 12 D 0.25 D 100% 1.0 % 0.4 mm 0,8 mm 0.1 mm 0.6 mm 0.6 mm 1.2 mm 0.1 mm 4-121 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 123 Incrementation safety-bevel limit limit value 0.2 mm 0.6 mm 0.1 mm 0.2 mm 0.6 mm 0.1 mm 4.2.4.4 D RILLING ABLE Briot Sub-finishing Lower Upper default Incrementation type limit limit value 0.25 D 12 D 0.25 D 4-122 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 124: Personalisation Of Pull-Down Menus

    You are in the type type type type Personalisation of pull-down menus LENS MATERIAL Type of Type of Type of Type of LENS SAFETY-BEVEL DRILLING OVERSIZING/ RETOUCH To quit => Screen 4-4 : Personalisation of pull-down menus (1) ATTITUDE 4-123...

  • Page 125: Standard Procedure

    Button Functions that you wish to be To be defined displayed in the pull-down menu. Function which will be displayed by default in the pull-down menu base. To quit=> Screen 4-5 : Personalisation of pull-down menus (2) 4-124 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 126: Saving Of The New Personalisation

    Example : Take a lens for which A (width) = 40 and B (height) = 20 With a retouch of 0.2 in boxing width, its dimensions will be : . A = 39.80 (reduction of 0.2 in width) . B = 19.90 (reduction of 0.1 in height for a constant A/B ratio) 4-125 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 127 REMAIN THE SAME AS To enter a correction LONG AS YOU DO NOT CHANGE THEM BY for plastic frames YOURSELF To quit To reach the previ ous display Screen 4-7 : Adjustment of the setting values (2) 4-126 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 128: Adjustment Of The Setting Values

    ROCEDURE To adjust the setting values, proceed as follows: #4 Press the button of the parameter whose value is to be corrected. #5 Enter a value using the numeric key-pad. Organigramme 4-3 : Adjustment of the setting values ATTITUDE 4-127...
  • Page 129 Configuration... Adjustment of the setting values 4-128 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 130: Configuration Of General Operating Parameters

    Size compensation according to wheel loading Size compensation according to frame curvature To quit To access the next page Delay before switching to stand-by Screen 4-8 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 1) 4-129 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 131 Screen 4-9 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 2) Chemistrie function To access t he To access the next page previous page Exit Screen 4-10 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 3) 4-130 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 132 Screen 4-11 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 4) To access the To access the next page previous page Exit Screen 4-12 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 5) ATTITUDE 4-131...
  • Page 133 Screen 4-13 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 6) To access the To access t he next page previous page Exit Screen 4-14 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 7) 4-132 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 134 Exit Screen 4-15 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 8) To access the previous page Exit Screen 4-16 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 9) 4-133 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 135 Exit Screen 4-17 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 10) To access the previous page Exit Screen 4-18 : Setting the parameters of the machine's general operating functions (page 11) 4-134 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 136: Configuration Of The Functions

     When the edger is installed, decide which operating mode is most suitable and configure the machine with the technician. You may change the operating mode later, if you wish. 4-135 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 137  The wheel loading compensation function takes this effect into account and allows for compensation of the lens size after the wheel has been dressed. 4.5.2.5.2 P ROCEDURE  To activate the loading compensation : 4-136 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 138 » function: Configuring the OMA 4.5.2.8.3 P RINCIPLE  The OMA 3.07 configuration is used to receive and drill rectangular holes sent from an OMA server also operating in the OMA 3.07 configuration 4.5.2.8.4 P ROCEDURE  To select the OMA version ATTITUDE 4-137...

  • Page 139: Save The New Setting

    : you return to the configuration screen. Reselect the operating parameters you have chosen. When you return to the application screen and begin an edging cycle, you will see that the general operating parameters have been saved. 4-138 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 140: Maintenance

    5 MAINTENANCE...
  • Page 141 Maintenance... 5-140 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 142: Presentation Of Maintenance Menus

    Result : the user technical menus screen is displayed. 5.1.1.2.2 T O QUIT THE SCREEN  To leave the configuration menus access screen, press this button Result : the machine restarts. The main user screen is displayed again. 5-141 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 143: Presentation Of The Maintenance Screen

    Changing the mill partial Mode Emptying the settling tank Telemaintenance To quit => Screen 5-2 : Maintenance menus access screen 5.1.2.2 A CCESS 5.1.2.2.1 T O REACH THE DISPLAY 5.1.2.2.2 T O QUIT THE SCREEN 5-142 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 144: Visualize The Components

    The illustrations below will help you to identify the parts of the edger on which you will be working during maintenance operations. Swivel lens clamping sock et Lens feeler tips washer > Replacement > Replacement > Adjustment Mill bit Visor > Replacement > Adjustment > Cleaning and replacement 5-143 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 145 Maintenance... Visualize the components 5-144 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 146: Task List

    Clean the filters and tanks regularly. → Check the condition of the safety-bevelling and grooving wheels and have them replaced by a technician if necessary. → Check the condition of the wheels and have them replaced by a technician if necessary. 5-145 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 147 Maintenance... Task list 5-146 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 148: Regular Maintenance Of The Edger

    #4 Remove the used blue swivel adaptor pad and replace it with a new one. #5 Replace the lens clamp holder on the clamping shaft. Flow chart 5-1 : Changing the swivel adaptor blue pad → As shown ... → Illustration 5-1 : Changing the swivel adaptor blue pad 5-147 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 149 Illustration 5-2 : Changing the mill bit #5-11 Mill bit Chuck nut Strut Tighten/Loosen the nut Block the rotati on with an Allen key or a screwdriver ! Flat organic lens Diametre > 57 mm 10 00 205 Flushing point 5-148 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 150: Changing The Mill Bit

    (chips around the holes on the internal side of the lens) ;  excessive use of the bit. The machine is guaranteed to function correctly if Briot mill bits are mounted. 5.4.2.2 P ROCEDURE To change the mill bit, proceed as follows : #5 Insert an Allen key or a screwdriver in the hole of the strut to block the rotation of the spindle.
  • Page 151  Use bits supplied by your Briot representative.  Use the centering help available on screen #4 by pressing the icon.
  • Page 152 Maintenance...Regular maintenance of the edger ATTITUDE 5-151...
  • Page 153 Illustration 5-1 : Changing the lens feeler tips 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 5-152 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 154: Changing The Lens Feeler Tips

    HANGING THE LENS FEELER TIPS 5.4.3.1 P RELIMINARY REMARKS  Always contact your Briot representative before changing the lens feeler tips. 5.4.3.2 P ROCEDURE To remove the feeler tips, follow the procedure below : #5 Hold the holder and immobilize the feeler arm.
  • Page 155 When you are handling the feeler tips, take care not to put pressure on the feeler 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 Briot representative. 5-154...
  • Page 156 Maintenance...Regular maintenance of the edger Specific procedure for dressing the polishing wheel. Ensure that the dres- sing disk is correctly centered using the in- dentations intended to receive the adaptors. Screen 5-4 : Dressing a wheel 5-155 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 157 5-156 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 158: Dressing A Wheel

    #8 When the adjustment is finished, open the lens holder shaft while holding the disk and remove it. Flow chart 5-4 : Dressing a wheel 5.4.4.3 H INTS  Dress the wheels when a message asks you to do so. ATTITUDE 5-157...
  • Page 159 Illustration 5-3 : Cleaning and replacing the removable visor 5-158 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 160: Cleaning / Replacing The Removable Visor

    Reguler cleaning of the visor increases the visibility of the interior of the edging chamber and the operations under way.  Operating in closed circuit mode affects the cleanliness of the visor. We recommend more frequent cleaning of the visor. ATTITUDE 5-159...
  • Page 161 Illustration 5-4 : Presentation of the tanks Decantation tank Pump tank Settling tank (also called main tank) Drawer filter Illustration 5-5 : Cleaning the drawer filter Illustration 5-6 : Complete cleaning of the tanks and filters #2,3 Dump pipe valve closed. 5-160 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 162: Cleaning Filters And Water Tank

     Cleaning frequency is left to the discretion of the user, according to the number of lenses which have been edged. However, Briot recommends cleaning every 500 lenses (mineral and plastic).  Gloves and eyeshields must be worn. It is advisable to wear an overall.
  • Page 163 → 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 5-162 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 164 Always check the water-tightness of the unit before restarting the machine. • Check the connections of the drain, water supply and pump pipes. • Ensure that the discharge valve is closed. • If you have worked on the solenoid valves, check the fixings. 5-163 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 165 Illustration 5-7 : Emptying the settling tank #5;8 Open/Close the discharge valve Discharge pipe Example of drainage system Illustration 5-8 : Water connections Edger connector Discharge valve Here, it is closed. Discharge connection 5-164 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 166: Emptying The Water Tank

    Always check the water-tightness of the unit before restarting the machine. • check the connections of the discharge, water supply and pump pipes ; • ensure that the discharge valve is closed ; • check the tightness of all fixings, especially as regards the solenoid valves. ATTITUDE 5-165...
  • Page 167 Screen 5-5 : Working in partial mode To quit 5-166 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 168: Working In Partial Mode

    Depending on which element or function is out of order, a hotline technician may ask you to configure the machine in "partial" mode. This operating mode allows you to disactivate an out of order element or function and continue to use the machine until the visit of a Briot technician. ...
  • Page 169 Maintenance... Regular maintenance of the edger 5-168 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 170: Preventive Maintenance

    => Maintenance 5.5 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 5.5.1 H INTS  You will optimise the working life of your edger by using only Briot spare parts.  Change the blocks regularly - every 100 lenses. 5.5.2 R EPLACEMENT TABLE FOR STANDARD PARTS The following table summarises the replacement frequency for standard parts, calculated according to the number of lenses edged.
  • Page 171 Edger train all plastics Number of lenses Part L.T.O part number edged Finishing and chamfering wheel 11 77 438 Every 10000 lenses Polishing wheel (glace) 18mm 11 77 420 Every 6000 lenses Organic roughing wheel 11 47 125 Every 50000 lenses 5-170 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 172: Maintenance

    The settings menus access screen is shown below. You are in the User Settings menu Size adjustment Adjustment of Adjustment of axis with axis with tool ATTITUDE blocking unit Bit flushing Touch screen adjustment adjustment Lens feeler Consultation Adjustment of setting values To quit =>...
  • Page 173 Screen 5-7 : Lens feelers adjustment 5-172 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 174: Adjusting Lens Feelers

    You must neither force the fitting or feel any play.  The feeling setting can be incorrect if the tool is badly positioned. This factor also affects the quality of the work produced by the machine. 5-173 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 175 Screen 5-8 : Size adjustment - Screen 1 5-174 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 176: Adjusting Lens Sizes

    #8 Measure the size of the lens with a digital caliper. #10 Enter the value using the numeric key-pad. Follow the Repeat the edging process usual procedure > Lens edged to diameter 55 mm - Rimless finishing 5-175 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 177 #25 Place the lens on the lens holder shaft again. > Lens edged to diameter 42.5 mm - Rimless and polishing finishing #27 At the end of the edging process, open the lens holder shaft and remove the lens. 5-176 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 178 > Lens edged to diameter 35 mm - Bevel and polishing finishing #39 At the end of the edging process, open the lens holder shaft and remove the lens. #40 Measure the size of the lens with a digital caliper. #42 Enter the value using the numeric key-pad. 5-177 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 179 • Apex too close to the rear face => enter a negative value • Apex too close to the front face => enter a positive value #48 Check the setting values ; the new values are displayed in red. Flow chart 5-12 : Size adjustment 5-178 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 180 Maintenance...Adjustments ATTITUDE 5-179...
  • Page 181 Screen 5-9 : Adjustment of the axis setting with the ATTITUDE blocking unit 5-180 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 182: Adjusting The Axis With The Attitude Blocking Unit

    #12 Ensure that there is no water in the hole drilled in the lens. #13 Remove the block from the lens. #14 Place the lens on the PROS pattern holder and insert it in the Attitude blocking unit. The rounded corner should be on the top right.
  • Page 183 #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 setting with the Attitude blocking unit 5.6.4.3 H INTS ...
  • Page 184 Maintenance...Adjustments ATTITUDE 5-183...
  • Page 185 Maintenance... Adjustments Screen 5-10 : Adjustment of the axis with the tool 5-184 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 186: Adjusting The Axis With The Tool

     The Alta NX is not connected to an Attitude blocking unit  you have the adjustment tool n° 14 04 300 (supplied on request by Briot)  a hotline technician asks you to undertake this type of adjustment. 5.6.5.2...
  • Page 187 Screen 5-11 : Adjustment of the touch screen 5-186 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 188: Adjusting The Touch Screen

    Make sure that you press carefully on the cross being adjusted. Otherwise you may affect the touch screen settings.  If you think you have not pressed on the cross correctly, wait a few moments. The adjustment becomes accessible again after 5 seconds. ATTITUDE 5-187...
  • Page 189 Screen 5-12 : Example of a setting values screen Parameter Parameter value Subject of the adjustment This is the lifting jack parameters screen Exit To reach the following display 5-188 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 190: Consulting The Setting Values

    O NAVIGATE FROM ONE SCREEN TO ANOTHER  To reach the next screen,  To reach the previous screen, 5.6.7.3 P RESENTATION OF THE SETTING VALUE SCREENS  Refer to the next screen, which is typical of the 12 user screens. ATTITUDE 5-189...
  • Page 191 5-190 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 192: Consulting The Statistics

    Facettes datas To quit => Screen 5-13 : Statistics access screen * since last dressing Note : The Statistics menu type i s shown by the icon which is displayed on the top right of the current screen. 5-191 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 193: Access/Exit

    You may access the desired statistics using the buttons shown above in the paragraph "Presentation of statistics menu".  Exit each menu by pressing the button. 5.7.3.1.3 O PERATION Each button of the Statistics menu connected to the incident log allows two possibilites : 5-192 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 194: Maintenance

    Scroll down and consult the incidents 10 messages can from the oldest to the most recent. be memorised and displayed. See button Exit Go to the screen. of incidents listed chronologically Screen 5-15 : Consultation of incidents listed according to their occurrences 5-193 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 195 Number of lenses edged Number of automatic stops during edgings Number of manual stops during edgings Number of accesses to machine settings Number of saved adjustments Exit Screen 5-16 : Consulting general edger statistics 5-194 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 196 Number of lenses edged since the last wheel change Number of mineral lenses roughed Number of mineral lenses edged with bevel finishing Number of mineral lenses edged with rimless finishing Exit Screen 5-17 : Consulting statistics based on the last wheel dressing 5-195 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 197 Subject of the statistics the Rimless and bevel finishings Average edging time Number of lenses edged since the last wheel change Total number of lenses edged since the machine installation Exit Screen 5-19 : Consulting statistics based on finishings 5-196 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 198 Subject of the statistics Statistics based on safety-bevel Average edging time Number of lenses edged since the last wheel change Total number of lenses edged since the machine installation Exit Screen 5-21 : Consulting statistics based on safety-bevel 5-197 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 199 Number of drilled holes Total number of lenses drilled since the machine installation Total drilling time since the machine installation Total drilling time since the last bit change Exit Screen 5-23 : Consulting statistics based on drilling finishing 5-198 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 200 Number of drillbit switches Number of lens feeling tips switches Finition wheel’s number of dressings Chamfering (facette) wheel’s number of dressings Exit Number of 12 mm abrasive point changeover Screen 5-25 : Consulting statistics based on user’s maintenance 5-199 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 201 Screen 5-26 : Consulting statistics based on facettes Statistics based on Smart Design finishing Average time Number of lenses edged since the last wheel change Total number of lenses edged since the machine installation Exit Screen 5-27 : Consultation of statistics based on Smart Design 5-200 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 202: Messages

    If you wish to load this job Trivex lens not allowed. In the personalisation menus, nonetheless, modifiy have excluded this personalisation of the pull-down parameter, so the edger cannot menus. accept this job. Select Trivex® lens material. Load the job again. 5-201 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 203 If you wish to load this job Grooving not allowed. In the personalisation menus, nonetheless, modifiy have excluded this personalisation of the pull-down parameter, so the edger cannot menus. accept this job. Select Grooving finishing. Load the job again. 5-202 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 204 If you wish to load this job Manuel bevel not allowed. In the personalisation menus, nonetheless, modifiy have excluded this personalisation of the pull-down parameter, so the edger cannot menus. accept this job. Select Manual Bevel finishing. Load the job again. ATTITUDE 5-203...
  • Page 205 Drilling normal to front face In the personalisation menus, nonetheless, modifiy have excluded this not allowed. personalisation of the pull-down parameter, so the edger cannot menus. accept this job. Select sub-finishing Drilling normal to front face. Load the job again. 5-204 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 206 Fit a new lens and or grooved. This operation is enter a negative oversize value. impossible on a lens with these finishes. 0x2B Wrong job received. Problems of communication with Load another job number the server have been detected. ATTITUDE 5-205...
  • Page 207 Then, load the job again. 0x103 Corrupt OMA frame. The OMA frame sent by the Contact a Briot technician. server displays a defect which prevents reception. 0x104 Invalid OMA frame. The OMA frame sent by the Contact a Briot technician.
  • Page 208 Check the lens and remove it during the edging cycle. from the edging station. Confirm the message. 0x40F Problem detected. Machine A problem has been detected Confirm the message. re-initialization. during the cycle. The machine must restart before continuing. ATTITUDE 5-207...
  • Page 209 A defect has occurred when the Make sure that the machine is mill before mill bit was not in its housing. switched off. acknowledging message. The lens could be damaged. Free the lens from the mill bit carefully. Restart the machine. 5-208 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 210 20% of the normal voltage. supplier. 0x909 Adjustment impossible : lens The diameter of the felt lens is Confirm the message. too small. less than 11 mm. Fit another n° 10 00 205 lens blocked at the centre. ATTITUDE 5-209...
  • Page 211 Maintenance... Messages 5-210 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 212: Tests

    6 TESTS...
  • Page 213 6-212 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 214: Presentation Of Test Menus

    Clamping shafts Return closing rotation Opening/closing Key contact Pump Touch screen Temperature test Communication Voltmetre Encoders Micro switches and photocells To quit => Ecran 6-1 : Tests access screen Note : *SBGD = safety bevel grooving drilling system 6-213 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 215: Typical Test Screen

    The following screen (lens feeling test) is typical of most tests (see Operating principle, chapter 6) : You are in the lens feelers test screen Stopping current cycle POSITION of the lens feeler tip end TEST VALUES Front face feeler Rear face feeler Encoder counts Lens THICKNESS Emergency stop Micro-switch status To quit => 6-214 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 216: Operating Principle

    The tests which appear greyed cannot be carried out so long as the previous accessible test has not been started. Exemple : The lens rotation test cannot be undertaken if the lens feelers, lifting jack movement and wheels translation movement tests have not already been carried out. 6-215 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 217: Operation Of The Other Screens

    Ecran 6-1 : Test screen with switch 6.2.2.1.2 P ROCEDURE  To start the test, press the switch of the element you wish to test.  Observe the test.  To stop the test, press the switch again. 6-216 ATTITUDE...
  • Page 218 To quit Ecran 6-2 : Test of micro-switches and photocells 6.2.2.2.2 P ROCEDURE  Operate manually the micro-switch or photocell of the element you wish to test.  Observe the status of the micro-switch or photocell on the screen. ATTITUDE 6-217...
  • Page 219 Tests... Operating principle 6-218 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 220: Technical Specifications

    7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...
  • Page 221 7-220 ATTITUDE...

  • Page 222: Characteristics

    (without safety-bevel) >= 17 mm + (2 x depth of the groove) (if depth = 0,6 mm then D=18,20 mm) safety-bevel >= 21 mm If ATTITUDE I & II (all materials) chamfering >= 19,2 mm + (2 x chamfering height) If ATTITUDE I & II (all plastics) chamfering >= 20,2 mm + (2 x chamfering height)
  • Page 223 D=18,50 mm) if finishing with bevel, safety-bevel >= 22,9 mm if finishinf without bevel, safety-bevel >= 21,3 mm If ATTITUDE I & II (all materials) chamfering >= 19,95 mm + (2 x chamfering height) If ATTITUDE I & II (all plastics) chamfering >= 20,95 mm + (2 x chamfering height)
  • Page 224 => Technical Specifications 7.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 7.2.1 ATTITUDE I & II  ENERAL  Designed for internal use  Dimensions Width = 510 mm Depth = 615 mm Height = 570 mm  Weight = 69 kg  Pump section outlet ; power available (for the pump) = 450 W ...
  • Page 225 Technical Specifications... Technical Specifications 7-224 ATTITUDE...
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