Rapid-air SERVO FEED: 100C, 100D series Manuel d'utilisateur

1RAPID-AIR CORPORATION4601 KISHWAUKEE ST. • ROCKFORD, IL 61109-2925Phone: (815) 397-2578 • Fax: (815) 398-3887 • Web Site: www.rapidair.comSERVO FEE

10A. TAUT STOCK INPUT (J52)TB1-6) This is a normally open contact from a switch or device that monitors the loop of material prior to the servo fe

11The reset job parameters routing should be used with special caution. We incorporated it as a user function for two reasons. The first reason is

12To help you to enter a job from the keypad, let’s create an example. We will use a feed length of three inches and want to run at 100 strokes per

13To explain how the “feed arc” is related to the servo feed calculation, we must first explain what the feed arc is in relation to a press. The press

14Operator Input Terminal – Programming Procedure – Standard SoftwarePROGRAmmING PROCEDUREThe intent of this section is to familiar-ize the operator

15Pressing the F4 key at any time returns you to the main menu. MAIN MENU F1=JOB # F2=MANUAL F3=AUTOMATIC CYCLE F4=REVIEW PARAMETERS

16If the F1 key is pressed then the servo will be in the auto batch mode and the following screen appears. BATCH SETTING=000000 BATCH COUNTER

17Every servo feed has an eccentric adjustment screw to adjust the upper roller to be in parallel to the lower roller. The maximum adjustment is .008

18No power indicationNo display on operator’s consolePower on – no motionNo roll actionMaterial will not enter rollsMaterial will not feedMaterial fe

19The Pacific Scientific drive has a list of internal faults and displays the number of that fault on it’s readout located on the front of the drive. R

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20(Predefined Variable, Integer, Status Variable, Read-Only)Guidelines -0 means the drive is not faulted and not enabled, while 8 means the drive is n

21The servo motor is flanged mounted and secured with four socket head cap screws. The motor removal has to be done in the sequence described below. 1

22Prior to assembly, attention must be given to points of contact that require an application of Moly-Cote, Lubri-plate or other suitable heavy greas

23NEVER – Put screwdrivers or foreign materials in feed rolls NEVER – Hold onto material as it is being fed through the servo NEVER – Wear neck

24ALL SALES BY THE COMPANY ARE MADE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS. PLEASE READ. WARRANTY - The Company warrants, for a period of one

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4Congratulations on purchasing a Rapid-Air Servo. Not only did you receive a complete servo unit but also telephone support by one of our engineerin

5The shipping container should contain: 1 Mechanical Servo Feed: –Standard 1 Console Complete: –Standard 1 Cascade Assembly: –Optional (100 Seri

6All the 100 feeds have an optional mechanical pilot release. If the mechanical pilot release is used, (we recommend this for press speeds faster t

7The Servo Drive unit is a slave to the press therefore it needs a command from the press to operate in the automatic mode. The command is in the fo

8Now that your servo feed unit has been mounted and the cables have been attached, you can proceed with testing the unit. The first step is to turn o

9Upon the satisfactory completion of all the tests, you should be ready to load a strip of material into the servo feed. Step number one is to selec