DT10 UserGuide en V140618

DT-10
USER GUIDE
DT10_UserGuide_EN_V140618
Revision List
V140618 : 18/06/2014
– First release.
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Contents
1. Abbreviation .............................................................................................................. 6
2. General Specifications ............................................................................................. 7
3. Functions of Keys ..................................................................................................... 8

3.1. Operating Modes .......................................................................................................................... 8
3.2. Top Panel ...................................................................................................................................... 8
3.3. Main Menu .................................................................................................................................... 9
3.3.1. Button Definitions ............................................................................................................... 9
3.4. Calculator ...................................................................................................................................... 10
3.5. Keypad .......................................................................................................................................... 10
4. Indexation .................................................................................................................. 11
5. Product Pages .......................................................................................................... 13

5.1. List ................................................................................................................................................. 13
5.1.1. Button Definitions .............................................................................................................................. 14
5.2. Edit ................................................................................................................................................ 15
5.2.2. Field Definitions ................................................................................................................................ 15
5.3. Çizim ............................................................................................................................................. 17
5.4. Profile Table .................................................................................................................................. 18
5.5. Order Table ................................................................................................................................... 19
5.6. Bend .............................................................................................................................................. 20
5.7. Numerical ...................................................................................................................................... 21
5.7.3. Changing Axis Datum ....................................................................................................................... 23
6. Product Memory Operations ................................................................................... 24

6.1. Creating a New One ..................................................................................................................... 24
6.2. Copying ......................................................................................................................................... 31
6.3. Modifying ....................................................................................................................................... 32
6.4. Deleting ......................................................................................................................................... 32
7. Punch Pages and Memory Operations ................................................................... 33

7.1. List ................................................................................................................................................. 33
7.2. Edit ................................................................................................................................................ 35
7.3. Draw .............................................................................................................................................. 36
7.5. Copying ......................................................................................................................................... 40
7.6. Modifying ....................................................................................................................................... 40
7.7. Deleting ......................................................................................................................................... 40
8. Die Pages and Memory Operations ......................................................................... 41

8.1. List ................................................................................................................................................. 41
8.2. Edit ................................................................................................................................................ 43
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8.3. Draw .............................................................................................................................................. 44
8.5. Copying ......................................................................................................................................... 48
8.6. Modifying ....................................................................................................................................... 48
8.7. Deleting ......................................................................................................................................... 48
9. Operating Modes ...................................................................................................... 49

9.1. Manual Mode ................................................................................................................................ 49
9.2. Semi / Fully Automatic Mode ........................................................................................................ 51
10. Memory Backup ...................................................................................................... 53

10.1. Button Definitions ........................................................................................................................ 53
11. Software Update ..................................................................................................... 54

11.1. Button Definitions ........................................................................................................................ 54
12. Diagnostic ............................................................................................................... 55

12.1. Panel ........................................................................................................................................... 55
12.1.1. Button Definitions ............................................................................................................................ 55
12.1.2. Module Definitions .......................................................................................................................... 55
12.2. FPSC .......................................................................................................................................... 58
13. Parameters .............................................................................................................. 59

13.1. General Parameters ................................................................................................................... 59
01 Display Unit [ - ] .................................................................................................................... 59
02 Display Mode [ - ] .................................................................................................................... 59
04 Language Selection .................................................................................................................... 59
06 Operator Password [ ---- ] ................................................................................................... 60
07 Technician Password [ ---- ] ............................................................................................... 60
08 Number Of Solutions [ - ] ..................................................................................................... 60
09 Max Calculation Time (s) [ - ] ........................................................................................... 60
30 Crowning Module ........................................................................................................................... 60
100 X1 Axis Module ............................................................................................................................. 60
300 R1 Axis Module ............................................................................................................................. 61
800 Safety PLC Module ....................................................................................................................... 61
Bending Counter [ -------- ] ............................................................................................... 61
Working Hour [ ------ ] .......................................................................................................... 61
13.2. Pressure Parameters .................................................................................................................. 62
20 Rated Capacity (T) [ ---.- ] ............................................................................................... 62
21 Pressure 0%,25%,50%,75%,100% [ --- ] .............................................................................. 62
22 Pressure (%) [ -- ] .............................................................................................................. 63
23 High Speed Pressure (%) [ -- ] ...................................................................................... 63
24 High Speed Deceleration Pressure (%) [ -- ] ........................................................... 63
25 Low Speed Minimum Pressure (%) [ -- ] ....................................................................... 63
26 Low Speed Deceleration Minimum Pressure (%) [ -- ] ............................................ 63
27 Decompression Pressure (%) [ -- ] .................................................................................... 63
28 Pressure Deceleration/Acceleration Time (s) [ -.-/-.- ] ..................................... 63
13.3. Crowning Parameters ................................................................................................................. 64
31 Stop Distance [ -- ] ................................................................................................................ 64
32 Position Tolerance [ -- ] ..................................................................................................... 64
33 Crowning 0%,25%,50%,75%,100% [ ---- ] ............................................................................ 65
13.4. Beam Parameters ....................................................................................................................... 66
40 Encoder Resolution [ ---.--- ] ........................................................................................... 66
41 Resolution Inch/Metric ............................................................................................................ 66
42 Change Counting Direction Y1/Y2 ......................................................................................... 66
43 Final Approach Distance [ -.-- -.-- ] ................................................................... 67
44 Low Speed Deceleration Ramp Distance [ --.-- ] ........................................................ 67
45 Low Speed Distance [ --.-- ] ............................................................................................... 67
46 High Speed Deceleration Distance [ --.-- ] ................................................................. 67
47 Max Bending Speed (mm/s) [ -- -- ] .......................................................................... 67
48 Limits Min/Max [ ----.--/----.-- ] .................................................................................. 67
49 TDP Minimum [ ---.-- ] ............................................................................................................ 68
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50 Deceleration Ramp Distance [ --.-- --.-- ] ........................................................ 68
51 Acceleration Ramp Distance [ --.-- --.-- ] ........................................................ 68
52 Offset Voltage [ Y1 --.- Y2 --.- ] .................................................................................. 68
53 Final Approach Voltage [ -.- -.- ] .......................................................................... 68
54 Low Speed Voltage [ -.- -.- ] .................................................................................... 68
55 High Speed Deceleration Voltage [ -.- ] ................................................................... 69
56 High Speed Voltage [ -.- -.- ] .................................................................................. 69
57 Indexation Voltage [ -.- ] ................................................................................................... 69
58 Decompression Voltage [ -.- ] ............................................................................................. 69
59 Speed Change Delay (s) [ -.- ] ........................................................................................... 69
60 Speed Change Pressure Delay (s) [ -.- ] ....................................................................... 69
61 Regulation Delay (s) [ -.- ] ............................................................................................... 70
62 Servo-Valve Delay (s) [ -.- ] ............................................................................................. 70
63 Decompression Time (s) [ -.- ] ........................................................................................... 70
64 Synchronization Limit Y [ --.-- ] .................................................................................... 70
65 Synchronization Gain High Speed [ -- -- BDP -- ] ............................................ 70
66 Next Cycle Starting Point .................................................................................................... 71
67 Mute Distance Above Material [ --.-- ] .......................................................................... 71
68 Index Position [ Y1 ----.-- Y2 ----.-- ] ..................................................................... 71
69 Reference Position [ Y1 ----.-- Y2 ----.-- ] ............................................................. 71
70 Machine Width [ ----.- ] ........................................................................................................ 71
71 PP Correction [ -.-- ] ............................................................................................................ 71
95 Acceleration Distance High Speed [ Max ---.-- ] ...................................................... 72
96 Stopping Time (s) [ Max -.-- ] ........................................................................................... 73
97 Stopping Distance [ Max --.-- ] ......................................................................................... 73
98 Leakage Measurement Time (s) [ Max -.- ] ..................................................................... 73
99 Cylinder Leakage [ Max --.-- ] ........................................................................................... 73
13.5. X1 Axis Parameters .................................................................................................................... 74
101 Encoder Resolution [ ---.--- ] ........................................................................................... 74
102 Resolution Inch/Metric ............................................................................................................ 74
103 Limits Min/Max [ ----.---/----.--- ] .............................................................................. 74
104 Index Position [ ----.--- ] ................................................................................................. 75
105 Manual Speed Slow/Fast (%) [ ---/--- ] .......................................................................... 75
106 Positioning Speed (%) [ --- ] ............................................................................................. 75
107 Indexation Speed (%) [ --- ] ............................................................................................... 75
108 Final Positioning Max Speed (%) [ --- ] ....................................................................... 76
109 Final Positioning Gain/Speed [ --/-- ] .......................................................................... 76
110 Acceleration Ramp Time (s) [ --.- ] ................................................................................ 76
111 Slow Speed Distance [ --.--- ] ........................................................................................... 76
112 Deceleration Ramp Distance [ --.--- ] ............................................................................ 77
113 Stop Distance [ -.--- ] .......................................................................................................... 77
114 Position Tolerance [ -.--- ] ............................................................................................... 77
115 Closed Loop Control .................................................................................................................. 77
120 Safety Distance [ ---.--- ] ................................................................................................. 78
13.6. R1 Axis Parameters .................................................................................................................... 79
320 Safety Distance [ ---.--- ] ................................................................................................. 79
321 Displacement R [ ---.--- ] ................................................................................................... 79
13.7. Correction Table ......................................................................................................................... 80
800 User Defined Material Strength [ --kg/mm² ] .............................................................. 80
Springback [ ---.-° ] .............................................................................................................. 81
Thickness [ --.-- ] .................................................................................................................. 81
N Unfolded Length [ -.--- ] ................................................................................................. 81
13.8. Back Gauge Dimensions ............................................................................................................ 82
840 Height [ ----.-- ] ................................................................................................................... 82
Width [ ----.-- ] ..................................................................................................................... 82
L1, L2, L3, L4, L6, L8, L9 [ ----.-- ] ........................................................................ 82
13.9. Upper Beam Dimensions ............................................................................................................ 83
850 Height [ ----.-- ] ................................................................................................................... 83
L1, L3, L5, L6, L8, L10, L11 [ ----.-- ] .................................................................... 83
L2, L9 [ ----.-- ] ................................................................................................................... 83
13.10. Lower Beam Dimensions .......................................................................................................... 84
860 Height [ ----.-- ] ................................................................................................................... 84
L1, L4, L5, L6, L7, L9 [ ----.-- ] ................................................................................. 84
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14. Error / Warning Messages ..................................................................................... 85
14.1. General Messages ...................................................................................................................... 85
14.2. Stopping and Leakage Test Messages ...................................................................................... 87
15. Electrical Connection Diagrams ............................................................................ 88

15.1. Panel Connection Diagram ......................................................................................................... 88
15.2. Input/Output Module (IO1) Connection Diagram ........................................................................ 89
15.3. BEAM Module (Y1Y2) Connection Diagram ............................................................................... 89
15.4. Axis Module (AX) Connection Diagram ...................................................................................... 89
15.5. Analog Module (AN) Connection Diagram ................................................................................. 89
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1. Abbreviation
BDP Bottom dead point.

TDP Top dead point.
PP Pinch point.
SCP Speed change point from HS to LS.
HS High speed.
LS Low speed.
MP Mute point.
MIN Minimum.
MAX Maximum.
PCSS Pressing Control Safety System.
FPSC Fiessler Programming Safety Center.
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2. General Specifications
• 10.1’’ 1024x600 TFT colour LCD screen.

• Capacitive touch screen.
• Panel dimensions : 335x280x55mm.
• Panel supply : 24VDC±%15.
• RS-232 serial communication for FPSC Fiessler safety PLC module.

• Backup to USB or restore from USB for product, punch, die, parameter, etc.
• Panel and module software update via USB.
• 100Mb Ethernet connection.
• EASY working.
• Synchron control of the BEAM with Y1Y2. (Y1 left, Y2 right)

Encoder input. Maximum counting frequency is 25KHz.
±10V and down/up outputs for BEAM movement.
Programmable INCH and METRICH display resolution separately.
Axes indexing for each power on.
• X1, R1 numerical control up to 2 axes.
Encoder input. Maximum counting frequency is 15KHz.
0 - 10V and forward/reverse outputs for axes movement.
Programmable INCH and METRICH display resolution separately.
Axes indexing for each power on.
• Crowning control.
Potentiometer input. Minimum 1Kohm. Resolution 10bit. (Max. 1023)
Forward/reverse outputs for movement.
• Pressure control.
0 – 10V output for pressure control.
• Allow to select display language : Turkish, English, vs.
• Allow to use alphanumarical characters on the program and tool code fields.
• INCH/METRIC conversion.
• Program Number : 3 numbers
Program Repeat Number : 3 numbers
Program Code Number : 25 numbers or letters
Tool Code Number : 25 numbers or letters
Step Number : 2 numbers
Step Repeat Number : 2 numbers
• Allow to draw profile, punch, die, upper beam, lower beam and back gauge as 2D.
• 2D Bending simulation.
• Functions calculated by the CNC
- Bending order.
- Unfolded length is calculated according to profile.
- Bending depth is calculated according to bending angle, material and tool selection.
- Top dead point.
- Bending speed change point.
- Mute point.
- Pinch point.
- Bending force.
- Crowning as a function of the bending force.
- Axis positions.
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3. Functions of Keys
3.1. Operating Modes

Programmming :
Allows to introduce, store, modify, delete and load data for products, punches and dies. Also allows to modify
data for machine parameters.
Manual Operation :
Allows slow/fast movement for selected axis or crowning.
Semi-Automatic Operation :
Allows a machine cycle with the current step value without automatic step change. This mode is used for
adjustment when realizing the first program.
Fully-Automatic Operation :
Allows automatic step change after each bend. Program starts to operate from current step.
Easy Operation :
Allows to make a single bend without losing the current product information.
Run :
– In semi-/fully-automatic operation mode, this key starts all axis functions and other control functions.
– In indexation page, which is displayed directly after power-up, this key starts the axis indexation.
The LED blinks while the operations are still in progress.
Stop :
– In semi-/fully-automatic operation mode, this key stops all axis functions and other control functions.
– In indexation page, this key stops the axis indexation. If the key is pressed once more while the LED is ON,
the system exits indexation and Product Numerical page is displayed.
3.2. Top Panel
Top panel is always visible. This panel includes logo, page name together with page details and messages. In addition,
calculator, user access level and main menu buttons exist on this panel.
Level-1 : Authorized operations: product loading, step display, value modification and operating modes.
Level-2 : Parametric password protection. Includes all Level-1 operations. Other authorized operations: memory
operations for programs, punches and dies (create, modify, delete and save), modifying and backing-
up actual axis values.
Level-3 : Parametric password protection. Includes all Level-2 operations. Other authorized operations:
modification of machine parameter and software update.
While the key is being pressed if the user access level button is tapped, Level-1 is activated.
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3.3. Main Menu
On any page, if button on top panel is tapped, Main Menu page is displayed.
3.3.1. Button Definitions
Opens an empty Product Edit page in order to create a new product.
Opens Product List page.
Opens Product Numerical page.
Opens Product Draw page. However, if there is an undefined value

for the product then Product Edit page is opened.
Opens Punch List page.
Opens Die List page.
Opens Indexation page.
Opens Machine Parameters page. Requires Level-3.
Opens Memory Backup page. Requires Level-2 or higher.
Opens Software Update page. Requires Level-3.
Opens Diagnostic page.
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3.4. Calculator
On any page, if button on top panel is tapped, Calculator shows up.
3.5. Keypad
Keypad automatically shows up when a programmable field is selected. One of the two kinds of keypad interface is
displayed according to the input type being numeric or alpha-numeric.
Numerical keypad ;
Alpha-Numeric keypad ;
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4. Indexation
Indexation page is displayed directly after power-up.
Panel version is shown as HMI V1.0.1. Module versions are shown as V1.0 next to each corresponding module. If no
version mismatch is present then symbol is shown. Otherwise, symbol is shown to the left of module name.
Version control can be repeated for any individual module by tapping its name field. If a version mismatch with a
module is present, no communication is allowed with that particular module other than version control.
When key is pressed, its LED is lit and indexation starts. LED blinks while the movements are still in
progress. The status of each axis is displayed by the symbols with the below explanations.
or Movement is in progress at the indexation speed and towards the limit switch in predefined direction.
or Limit is found, movement continues for the index pulse at 1/4 of the indexation speed and in the
reverse direction.
Limit or index is found. Waiting until movement stops.
Indexation is completed successfully.
Axis is not moving during indexation.
Driver error.
Indexation, while still in progress, can be stopped with key and can then be restarted with key. If
key is pressed when its LED in ON, then the system returns to Product Numerical page.
When indexation is completed successfully for all axes, Product Numerical page is displayed.
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After the indexation starts, if the BEAM is unable to move upward, ?? symbol is displayed.
When the indexation operations of other axes are completed, the below message window appears on the screen.
When CANCEL button on the message window, which is the only option, is tapped, the system behaves as if
key were pressed.
If downward indexation is started by pressing the pedal, the system waits for both indices to be found. During the
movement, << symbol is displayed for Y1Y2 module.
When downward indexation is completed successfully, the system returns to normal operation and Product
Numerical page is displayed.
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5. Product Pages
5.1. List
Product list can be viewed either in textual or in graphical form.
Existing products are listed according to their corresponding numbers. Every product in the list contains the following
fields: number, name, next product, thickness, punch, die and modification date.
Graphical list includes product numbers and names along with graphical representations.
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Graphical listing is displayed.
Textual listing is displayed.
Active when the list does not fit in the screen. Scrolls the list up.
Active when the list does not fit in the screen. Scrolls the list down.
Active when a product is selected. Loads the selected product to the screen.
Active when a product is selected and user level is Level-2 or higher. Deletes the selected product from
memory.
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5.2. Edit
Displays the product information including product number, product name, thickness, material, punch, die etc.
Active if all the fields are defined. Opens Product Draw page.
Active when a product is selected and user level is Level-2 or higher. Saves the product to memory. If
the product already exists, a confirmation window appears.
5.2.2. Field Definitions

Number Number of current product in the working memory.
Name Consists of characters from code table. Supplementary information for product number. Helps
facilitate distinguishing products.
Next Number of the next product which will be executed automatically. If left empty, when the last
step of the current product is executed, the program returns to the first step of the current
product.
Material Material selection.
Thickness Material thickness.
Length Material bending width.
Punch Punch definition for the current product.
Die Die definition for the current product.
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5.2.2. Field Definitions (cont.)
Dimension For gauge calculations, defines whether the material thickness will be taken into account.
Internal : Dimensioning is done

internally
External : Dimensioning is done

externally
Unfolded Length First field defines the coefficient value for Bending Allowance calculation. On the other hand,
second field shows the unfolded length automatically calculated by the system according to
DIN 6935 standard.
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5.3. Draw
Displays the drawing of the current product. Each line corresponds to a Face Length and the angles between two
lines correspond to Bending Angles.
The view can be zoomed in or out using the icons on the bottom-right and bottom-left corners respectively.
Opens Product Profile Table page.
Opens Product Edit page.
Restores the product drawing view to fit in the drawing area.
Active if first/last angle or line of product drawing is selected. Deletes the selected angle or line.
Displays the angle information of product drawing.
Active when there is a change in product drawing and user level is Level-2 or higher. Saves the
product to memory. If the product already exists, a confirmation window appears.
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5.4. Profile Table
Displays the profile table for the product. Table includes the followings : length, angle, punch, die, internal bending
radius, number of bends and tolerance.
Each line on the table corresponds to a line in Product Draw page. Length is the length of a line and Angle is the
angle between two lines. Last raw does not contain an angle value.
Opens Product Order Table page.
Opens Product Draw page.
Active when the table does not fit in the screen. Scrolls the table up.
Active when the table does not fit in the screen. Scrolls the table down.
Active when a raw from the table is selected. Inserts a copy of the selected raw before it.
Inserts an empty raw at the end of the table.
Active when a raw from the table is selected. Deletes the selected raw from the table.
Active when there is a change in product and user level is Level-2 or higher. Saves the product to
memory. If the product already exists, a confirmation window appears.

N Number of profile faces.
Length Face length.
Angle Bending angle.
Punch Punch selection. For each bend, a new punch can be selected regardless of the product.
Die Die selection. For each bend, a new die can be selected regardless of the product.
ri Internal bending radius. Automatically calculated taking bending angle, material and tools into
account.
NB Number of bends defined by the user to make internal bending radius.
Tolerance Calculated tolerance value according to internal bending radius and number of bends.
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5.5. Order Table
Displays the bending order table of the current product. Table includes the followings: supporting points, bending
points, number of bends and actions.
Each line on the table corresponds to a bending and defines how the bending will be performed. Bending order can
be calculated automatically as well as it can be defined manually.
Opens Product Bend page.
Opens Product Profile Table page.
Active when the table does not fit in the screen. Scrolls the table up.
Active when the table does not fit in the screen. Scrolls the table down.
Automatically calculates bending order. Maximum 5 results can be calculated for a product.
Active if there are more than one calculated bending orders. Shows the next bending order.
Performs bending calculations according to bending order that automatically calculated or manually
defined. Product Bend page is displayed when the calculations are done.

S Step number.
Support Support number. Can be entered between 0 and (FaceNumber).
Bending Bending number. Can be entered between 0 and (FaceNumber − 1).
NB Number of bends.
Action Sheet metal action to be performed before each step.
– Return = The sheet metal is flipped upside down.
– Rotate = The sheet metal if rotated from left to right by 180º.
– Return + Rotate = Both return and rotate actions are performed.
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5.6. Bend
Displays the bending simulation step by step. The following objects are included: Lower beam, upper beam, back
gauge, punch, die, sheet metal before and after the bending. In addition, all support and bending numbers are
displayed.

Active if the number of bends in Product Profile Table and Product Numerical step number are equal.
Opens Product Numerical page.
Opens Product Order Table page.
Active if Product Numerical step number is more than one. Displays the next step.
Active if Product Numerical step number is more than one. Displays the previous step.
Active if there are more than one back gauge finger positions and bending support point is appropriate.
The sheet metal is reclined to the next finger position.
Active if bending support point is appropriate. The sheet metal is reclined to the next support point.
The sheet metal is rotated from left to right by 180º.
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5.7. Numerical
Displays the numerical data of product bendings for each step. Consists of two pages.
First page includes : target, actual, correction, unfolded length ve bending force values.
Second page includes : material, thickness, punch, die, etc. information.
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Opens the next Product Numerical page.
Opens the previous Product Numerical page.
Opens Product Bend page.
Active if Product Numerical step number is more than one. Displays the next step.
Active if Product Numerical step number is more than one. Displays the previous step.
Active while the last step is being displayed. Inserts an empty step at the end.
Inserts a copy of the current step before it.
Deletes the current step.

Target Automatically calculated or manually entered positioning set values.
Actual Actual position values.
Step Correction Correction values defined for each step.
For angle correction, the angle value measured after bending is entered. The system
calculates the difference and displays as correction value. Every time a new angle correction
value is entered, the calculated correction value is added on the previous value.
Product Correction Correction values defined for the product. For angle correction, calculated correction value is
applied to all steps with the same bending angle.
Unfolded Length Unfolded length automatically calculated by the system according to DIN 6935 standard.
Bending Force Automatically calculated or manually entered bending force value.
Material Material selection.
Punch Punch definition for the current step.
Die Die definition for the current step.
NB / ri Number of bends / internal bending radius.
Retraction If the first value is Wait, the beam stops at PP and waits for retraction to be completed to
continue the bending operation. If the first value is No Wait, the beam stops at PP.
However, it continues the bending operation while retraction is still in progress.
Bending Speed D / U For downward bending, 0 value corresponds to the speed of 1mm/s and 9 value
corresponds to the speed of 10mm/s. For upward bending, it defines the speed of the beam
for rising from BDP to PP. If the value is 0, it means slow movement, if the value is 9, it
means fast movement.
Top Dead Point (TDP) The point at which the beam stops moving upward after the bending.
Speed Chg Point Speed Change Point (SCP). The point at which the beam changes its speed from HS to LS.
Thickness Material thickness.
Prod Repetition Defines the repetitions of product cycles. The first field shows the number of completed
products and the second field shows how many times the product will be repeated.
Step Repetition Defines the repetitions of current step. The first field shows the number of completed steps
and the second field shows how many times the step will be repeated. If the second field is
undefined, the step is performed once. If the second field is 0, the system skips to the next
step.
Cycle Start Selection of starting point (BDP, PP, TDP) for the next step.
Length Material bending width.
Delay Waiting time for the next step after the upward movement of the beam is completed.
Dwell Waiting time for the beam at BDP.
External Start Selection (No, Yes) for external start.
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5.7.3. Changing Axis Datum
User level should be at least .
Product Numerical page can be accessed from Main Menu by tapping and
buttons respectively.
Select Actual value of the axis to be modified. Enter the current position using the keypad. When confirmed, actual
value of axis position will be changed.
! ATTENTION This operation should only be performed by an experienced operator who can anticipate the
consequences of his modifications.
! ATTENTION Make sure that new axis datum value is compatible with the real physical value. After
modification, software and hardware limits should be verified manually by forward/reverse
movements in slow mode.
! ATTENTION It is not recommended to make modifications to Y1 and Y2 axes since the modifications may
cause damage to the machine.
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6. Product Memory Operations
6.1. Creating a New One
Product Edit page can be accessed from Main Menu by tapping and
buttons. An empty page will be displayed.
Fill in number, name, material, thickness, punch, die, etc fields according to product specification.
When all the fields are well-defined, button will become active. By tapping this button, open Product Draw
page.
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For the new product, a blank Product Draw page will be displayed (since no drawing information exist).
First profile can be created by tapping anywhere on the drawing area. In order to adjust the length of the first profile,
tap and slide your finger along the screen. When the desired length is reached, you may remove your finger. For the
other profiles, just tapping the screen is sufficient.
A line or an angle can be selected by tapping on it. In order to continue creating profiles, the free end of first or last
line should be in selected state.
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Create Product Profile in this way.
Angle or length values can be adjusted more precisely using the keypad. When a line or an angle is selected, tapping
again on it will show up the keypad.
Drawing is updated once the value is confirmed.
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When product drawing is completed, open Product Profile Table page by tapping button. In this page,
profile data is shown as a table.
Profile data can also be modified in this page. In addition, a new raw can be added and existing raws can be copied
or deleted. Modifications are applied to the product drawing.
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Open Product Order Table by tapping button. An empty table will appear since we are working on a newly
created product.
Ordering calculations can be performed by tapping button. After a valid order is calculated, ~2sec later,
Product Bend page is opened.
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The steps can be viewed by using and buttons.
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Open Product Numerical page by tapping button. The steps can also be viewed on this page using
and buttons.
Tapping button will display the second part of Product Numerical page.
Make sure the user level is at least and save the product by tapping button.
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6.2. Copying
Make sure the user level is at least .
Open Product List page by tapping and buttons respectively from Main
Menu. Select the product to be copied. Load the selected product to screen by tapping button.
If there is a modification on current product, before loading the selected product the message window below appears.
If Yes is selected, modifications on current product is saved and selected product is loaded to screen. If No option is
selected, loading the selected product will be canceled.
Open Main Menu by tapping button. By selecting and buttons,

open Product Draw page. Then, by tapping button, open Product Edit page. Modify the number and name fields.
Finally, tap button.
If the product number already exists, the message window below appears. If Yes is selected, modifications on current
product is saved. If No option is selected, saving the modified product will be canceled.
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6.3. Modifying
Menu. Select the product to be modified. Load the selected product to screen by tapping button.
If there is a modification on current product, before loading the selected product the message window below appears.
If Yes is selected, modifications on current product is saved and selected product is loaded to screen. If No option is
selected, loading the selected product will be canceled.
Modify the value(s) and tap butonuna basın button. Save the product by selecting Yes from the message
window below.
6.4. Deleting
Menu. Select the product to be deleted and tap button. Delete the product by selecting Yes from the
message window below.
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7. Punch Pages and Memory Operations
7.1. List
Punch list can be viewed either in textual or in graphical form.
Existing punches are listed according to their corresponding numbers. Every punch in the list contains the following
fields: number, name, height, angle, radius and modification date.
Graphical list includes punch numbers and names along with graphical representations.
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7.1.1 Button Definitions
Opens an empty Punch Edit page to create a new punch.
Active when a punch is selected. Loads the selected punch to the screen.
Active when a punch is selected and user level is Level-2 or higher. Deletes the selected punch from
memory.
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7.2. Edit
Displays the punch information including punch number, punch name, height, width, etc.
Active if all the fields are defined. Opens Punch Draw page.
Active if there is a modification in punch drawing when the drawing is complete and user level is Level-
2 or higher. Saves the punch to memory. If the punch already exists, a confirmation window appears.

Number Number of current punch in the working memory.
Name Punch name.
Height Height of punch from bottommost point of punch to the point where upper beam holds the
punch.
Width Punch width. Used for the first drawing according to punch angle.
Angle Punch angle.
Radius Punch radius.
Offset Used for compensating the extra distance between the gauge and edge of the punch when the
punch is inserted in reverse direction. If the difference decreased, it should be neagtive (−) and
if increased, it should be positive (+).
Tonnage Maximum force per meter that can be applied to punch.
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7.3. Draw
Displays the drawing of the punch.
Opens Punch Edit page.
Restores the punch drawing view to fit in the drawing area.
Active if first/last angle or line of punch drawing is selected. Deletes the selected angle or line.
Active if first/last angle or line of punch drawing is selected. Drawing from both sides should be done in
order to complete punch drawing. Autocompletes the drawing from one side if an angle or a line with
free end is selected.
Displays the angle information of punch drawing.
Active if there is a modification in punch drawing when the drawing is complete and user level is Level-
2 or higher. Saves the punch to memory. If the punch already exists, a confirmation window appears.
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Punch List page can be accessed from Main Menu by tapping and
buttons. Then, by tapping button, an empty Punch Edit page will be displayed.
Fill in number, name, height, width, angle, radius, etc. fields according to punch specification.
When all the fields are well-defined button will become active. By tapping this button, open Punch Draw
page.
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A default Punch Draw page is displayed. These two lines cannot be deleted. For punch drawing, the starting point is
top-left point and the finishing points is top-right point. The drawing proceeds in counterclockwise direction.
A line or an angle can be selected by tapping on it. In order to continue drawing, the free end of first or last line
should be in selected state.
When the free end of the first line is selected, the drawing is proceeded from left side (i.e. gauge side).
Similarly, when the free end of the last line is selected, the drawing is proceeded from right side (i.e. user side).
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However, some critical angle or line values are not allowed to be modified with the keypad.
Drawing from both sides should be done in order to complete punch drawing. When the selection is on the first
object, complete the drawing on left side by tapping button.
Similarly, when the selection is on the last object, complete the drawing on right side by tapping button.
Make sure the user level is at least and save the punch by tapping button.
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7.5. Copying
Open Punch List page by tapping and buttons respectively from Main
Menu. Select the punch to be copied. Load the selected punch to screen by tapping button.
Modify the number and name fields in Punch Edit page. Finally, tap button.
If the punch number already exists, the message window below appears. If Yes is selected, modifications on the
punch is saved. If No option is selected, saving the modified punch will be canceled.
7.6. Modifying
Menu. Select the punch to be modified. Load the selected punch to screen by tapping button.
Modify the value(s) and tap button. Save the punch by selecting Yes from the message window below.
7.7. Deleting
Menu. Select the punch to be deleted and tap button. Delete the punch by selecting Yes from the
message window below.
If button is tapped without saving the modifications on punch, the message window below appears. If Yes is
selected, modifications on the punch is saved and Main Menu page is displayed. If No option is selected, opening the
Main Menu page will be canceled.
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8. Die Pages and Memory Operations
8.1. List
Die list can be viewed either in textual or in graphical form.
Existing dies are listed according to their corresponding numbers. Every die in the list contains the following fields:
number, name, height, angle, opening, radius and modification date.
Graphical list includes punch numbers and names along with graphical representations.
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8.1.1 Button Definitions
Opens an empty Die Edit page to create a new die.
Active when a die is selected. Loads the selected die to the screen.
Active when a die is selected and user level is Level-2 or higher. Deletes the selected die from
memory.
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8.2. Edit
Displays the die information including die number, die name, height, width, etc.
Active if all the fields are defined. Opens Die Draw page.
Active if there is a modification in die drawing when the drawing is complete and user level is Level-
2 or higher. Saves the die to memory. If the die already exists, a confirmation window appears.

Number Number of current die in the working memory.
Name Die name.
Height Height of die from the surface of beam.
Width Die width.
Angle V angle of die.
Open V opening of die.
Radius Die radius.
Safety X safety distance.
Forbidden Die width from the center of V opening to the left (i.e. back gauge).
Tonnage Maximum force per meter that can be applied to die.
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8.3. Draw
Displays the drawing of the die.
Opens Die Edit page.
Restores the die drawing view to fit in the drawing area.
Active if first/last angle or line of die drawing is selected. Deletes the selected angle or line.
Active if first/last angle or line of die drawing is selected. Drawing from both sides should be done in
order to complete die drawing. Autocompletes the drawing from one side if an angle or a line with
free end is selected.
Displays the angle information of die drawing.
Active if there is a modification in die drawing when the drawing is complete and user level is Level-
2 or higher. Saves the die to memory. If the die already exists, a confirmation window appears.
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Die List page can be accessed from Main Menu by tapping and buttons.
Then, by tapping button, an empty Die Edit page will be displayed.
Fill in number, name, height, width, angle, opening, radius, etc. fields according to die specification.
When all the fields are well-defined, button will become active. By tapping this button, open Die Draw
page.
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A default Die Draw page is displayed. These four lines cannot be deleted. For die drawing, the starting point is
bottom-right point and the finishing points is bottom-left point. The drawing proceeds in clockwise direction.
A line or an angle can be selected by tapping on it. In order to continue drawing, the free end of first or last line
should be in selected state.
When the free end of the first line is selected, the drawing is proceeded from right side (i.e. user side).
Similarly, when the free end of the last line is selected, the drawing is proceeded from left side (i.e. gauge side).
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However, some critical angle or line values are not allowed to be modified with the keypad.
Drawing from both sides should be done in order to complete punch drawing. When the selection is on the first
object, complete the drawing on right side by tapping button.
Similarly, when the selection is on the last object, complete the drawing on left side by tapping button.
Make sure the user level is at least and save the die by tapping button.
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8.5. Copying
Open Die List page by tapping and buttons respectively from Main Menu.
Select the die to be copied. Load the selected die to screen by tapping button.
Modify the number and name fields in Die Edit page. Finally, tap button.
If the die number already exists, the message window below appears. If Yes is selected, modifications on the die is
saved. If No option is selected, saving the modified die will be canceled.
8.6. Modifying
Select the die to be modified. Load the selected die to screen by tapping button.
Modify the value(s) and tap button. Save the punch by selecting Yes from the message window below.
8.7. Deleting
Select the die to be deleted and tap button. Delete the die by selecting Yes from the message window
below.
If button is tapped without saving the modifications on die, the message window below appears. If Yes is
selected, modifications on the die is saved and Main Menu page is displayed. If No option is selected, opening the
Main Menu page will be canceled.
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9. Operating Modes
9.1. Manual Mode
Manual Mode can be activated by pressing key in Product Numerical or Diagnostic pages. In this mode, the
axes can be moved manually.
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9.1. Button Definitions
Active if the axis is selected. Moves the selected axis in forward direction at high speed value defined
by parameter.
Active if the axis is selected. Moves the selected axis in forward direction at low speed value defined by
parameter.
Active if the axis is selected. Moves the selected axis in reverse direction at low speed value defined by
parameter.
Active if the axis is selected. Moves the selected axis in reverse direction at high speed value defined
by parameter.
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9.2. Semi / Fully Automatic Mode
Semi-Automatic Mode can be activated by pressing key and Fully-Automatic Mode can be activated by
pressing key in Product Bend or Product Numerical pages.
In Fully-Automatic Mode, the next step will be automatically proceeded when the bending is completed. On the other
hand, in Semi-Automatic Mode, the step is not changed.
In Semi-Automatic Modei and buttons are deactivated after operation. In Fully-

Automatic Mode, these buttons are not shown.
While the automatic operation is in progress, Diagnostic page can be viewed by tapping button.
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In or operating modes, when key is pressed, if there is a modification in latest used punch
or die data, the message window below for tools confirmation appears :
If Apply is selected, automatic operation is proceeded. If Cancel is selected, automatic operation is stopped and
mode is activated.
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10. Memory Backup
Open Memory Backup page by tapping or buttons respectively from Main

Menu.
Backup direction: From panel to USB flash drive.
Backup direction: From USB flash drive to panel.
Shows fields that will be backed-up.
Shows fields that will not be backed-up.
Active if at least 1 field is selected for backup when USB flash drive is connected and user
level is Level-2 or higher. Starts backup operation for selected fields in defined direction.
When backup direction is from panel to USB flash drive and backup operation for parameter,
punch and die is in progress, screenshots are taken simultaneously and are saved as *.TXT file.
! ATTENTION Default definitions are for backup direction and for backup selection. They will be
displayed as such every time the page is viewed.
! ATTENTION Format settings for USB flash drive should be as follows :

File system = FAT32
Allocation unit size = 4096
Quick format = Not active
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11. Software Update
Open Software Update page by tapping and buttons respectively from

Main Menu. Select the module to be updated in Module Selection list. Depending on the selection, current version is
displayed right next to the selected module.

Active if the correct software update file for the selected module is found when USB flash drive
is connected. Starts software update with the selected file for the selected module.
When the update is completed, the message window below appears. If Yes is selected, the panel is reset.
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12. Diagnostic
12.1. Panel
Diagnostic page can be accessed from Main Menu by tapping and

buttons respectively.
Resets module errors.
Active if FPSC parameter is active. Opens FPSC Diagnose Inputs page.
12.1.2. Module Definitions
Input/Output Module-1 [IO1]

Inputs : 1 (#4) Index Zone (1:Outside / 0:Inside)
2 (#9) Voltage OK (1:Okay / 0:Not Okay)
3 (#10) Photocell (1:Normal / 0:Failure)
4 (#11) Input-4 (1:Active / 0:Passive)
Outputs : 1 (#2) Pinch Point (1:Active / 0:Passive)
2 (#5) TDP (1:Active / 0:Passive)
3 (#6) Manual Mode (1:Active / 0:Passive)
4 (#7) Position Okay (1:Active / 0:Passive)
5 (#8) Mute Point (1:Active / 0:Passive)
Error : Indicates that the last error code appeared on module.
1 No module communication
2 Wrong data on module communication
8 Version of the modul is not compatible with the panel
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Input/Output Module-2 [IO2]
Inputs : 1 (#4) Input-1 (1:Active / 0:Passive)
Outputs : 1 (#2) Output-1 (1:Active / 0:Passive)
2 (#5) Output-2 (1:Active / 0:Passive)
BEAM Module [Y12]

AI1 : (#3) Indicates that the Analog Input-1 value. (14bit) ! valid for Y1Y2A !
Y1 : (#25) Indicates that the 7bit DAC Y1 servo valve output value. (±127 = ±10V)
Y2 : (#27) Indicates that the 7bit DAC Y2 servo valve output value. (±127 = ±10V)
PRS : (#19) Indicates that the 8bit DAC PRESSURE servo valve output value. (255 = 10V)
Inputs : 1 (#17) Down (1:Active / 0:Passive)
2 (#8) Up (1:Active / 0:Passive)
3 (#6) TDP Max (1:Active / 0:Passive)
4 (#7) From HS to LS (1:Active / 0:Passive)
Outputs : 1 (#15) Up (1:Active / 0:Passive)
2 (#16) Slow (1:Active / 0:Passive)
3 (#13) Leak Test / PCSS Decomp (1:Active / 0:Passive)
4 (#14) Down (1:Active / 0:Passive)
4 Jitter error on the Y2 encoder signals
5 Jitter error on the Y1 encoder signals
7 Y1-Y2 synchronization limit is exceeded
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Axis Modules [X1, R1]
AO1 : (#16) Indicates that the 8bit DAC speed output value. (255 = 10V = fmax)
Inputs : 1 (#1) Motor Driver (1:Ready / 0:No ready)
2 (#2) Forward Limit Switch (1:No Limit / 0:Limit)
3 (#3) Reverse Limit Switch (1:No Limit / 0:Limit)
4 (#10) Encoder Channel A (1:Active / 0:Passive)
5 (#12) Encoder Channel Z (1:Active / 0:Index)
6 (#11) Encoder Channel B (1:Active / 0:Passive)
Outputs : 1 (#5) Output-1 (1:Active / 0:Passive)
2 (#6) Reverse Movement (1:Active / 0:Passive)
3 (#7) Forward Movement (1:Active / 0:Passive)
3 Software or hardware limit
4 Motor driver is not okay
5 Jitter error on the encoder signals
6 No movement during 10 second
! ATTENTION X1 (#5) Output-1 = Indexation Okay (1:Active / 0:Passive).
Analog Module [AN1]

AI1 : (#10) Indicates that the Analogue Input-1 (crowning) value. (10bit)
AI2 : (#14) Indicates that the Analogue Input-2 value. (10bit)
Outputs : 1 (#2) Crowning Forward (1:Active / 0:Passive)
2 (#4) Crowning Reverse (1:Active / 0:Passive)
3 Software limit
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12.2. FPSC
Open FPSC Diagnose Inputs page by tapping button. This page displays FPSC inputs information
together with Communication Status and Error/Condition Codes.
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13. Parameters
13.1. General Parameters
01 Display Unit
Function : Defines the display unit.
Unit : –
Range : Metric, Inch
Default : –
Description :
02 Display Mode
Function : Defines the value which will display on the actual value field when the positioning is completed
succesfully.
Unit : –
Range : Real, Target
Default : –
Description : Real = Actual value is displayed when the positioning is completed succesfully.
Target = Target value is displayed on the actual value field when the positioning is
completed succesfully.
04 Language Selection
Function : Defines the displaying language.
Unit : –
Range : Language files on the DT10/LANGS folder
Default : –
Description :
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06 Operator Password [ ---- ]
Function : Defines the password for .

Unit : –
Range : 0 – 9999
Default : –
Description : Do not use password for level 2 if entered value is 0 or undefined.
07 Technician Password [ ---- ]
Function : Defines the password for .

Unit : –
Range : 0 – 9999
Default : –
Description : Do not use password for level 3 if entered value is 0 or undefined.
08 Number Of Solutions [ -- ]
Function : Defines the number of the maximum solution on the bend calculation.
Unit : number
Range : 2 – 99
Default : 2
Description :
09 Maximum Calculation Time (s) [ -- ]

Function : Defines the maximum duration allowed to find bending solution.
Unit : second
Range : 5 – 120
Default : 5
Description :
30 Crowning Module
Function : Defines whether the crowning module is enabled.
Unit : –
Range : Disable, Control, Calculation
Default : Disable
Description : Disable = Crowning module is disabled. Relevant parameters do not display on the
screen.
Control = Crowning module is enabled. Relevant parameters displays on the screen.
Calculation = Crowning module is not used. Just display is activated to do calculations.
100 X1 Axis Module

Function : Defines whether the X1 axis module is enabled.
Unit : –
Range : Disable, Enable
Default : Disable
Description : Disable = X1 axis module is disabled. Relevant parameters do not display on the
screen.
Enable = X1 axis module is enabled. Relevant parameters displays on the screen.
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300 R1 Axis Module
Function : Defines whether the R1 axis module is enabled.
Unit : –
Default : Disable
Description : Disable = R1 axis module is disabled. Relevant parameters do not display on the
screen.
Enable = R1 axis module is enabled. Relevant parameters displays on the screen.
800 Safety PLC Module

Function : Defines whether the Safety PLC module is enabled.
Unit : –
Range : Disable, Fiessler
Default : Disable
Description : Disable = Safety PLC module is disabled. Relevant parameters do not display on the
screen.
Fiessler = FPSC Fiessler safety module is enabled. Relevant parameters display on the
screen.
Bending Counter [ -------- ]

Function : Displays the number of performed bending.
Unit : –
Range : 0 – 99999999
Default : 0
Description : Do not change by the user.
Working Hour [ ------ ]

Function : Displays the total working hour of the panel.
Unit : Hour
Range : 0 – 999999
Default : 0
Description : Do not change by the user.
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13.2. Pressure Parameters
20 Rated Capacity (T) [ ---.- ]

Function : Defines the maximum tonnage of the machine.
Unit : TON
Range : 0.1 – 999.9
Default : Must be programmed
Description : This value fixes the maximum programmable force on the programming page.
21 Pressure 0%,25%,50%,75%,100% [ --- ]

Function : Allows to adapt the output current (tonnage) calculated by the unit to the characteristics of the
pressure valve.
Unit : DAC
Range : 0 – 255
Description : Example:
Pressure(Tonnage%) – Current curve of the pressure valve is like below.
Current(mA) DAC
1000 255
815 180
590 135
375 100
188 45 Pressure
123 20 (Tonnage%)
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
According to the curve, values are entered as [0%] = 20, [25%] = 45, [50%] = 100, [75%] = 135
and [100%] = 180.
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22 Pressure (%) [ -- ]
Function : Defines the current applied to the pressure valve during the upward movement.
Unit : Must be programmed as % of the maximum current ( = 10V = 1A )
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
23 High Speed Pressure (%) [ -- ]

Function : Defines the current applied to the pressure valve during the downward movement of the beam
on high speed.
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
24 High Speed Deceleration Pressure (%) [ -- ]

Function : Defines the current applied to the pressure valve during high speed deceleration distance.
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
25 Low Speed Minimum Pressure (%) [ -- ]

Function : Defines the minimum current applied to the pressure valve during the bending speed.
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
26 Low Speed Deceleration Minimum Pressure (%) [ -- ]

Function : Defines the minimum current applied to the pressure valve during Final Approach Distance
(P43), Low Speed Deceleration Ramp Distance (P44) and Bottom Dead Point.
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
27 Pressure Decompression (%) [ -- ]

Function : Defines the current applied to the pressure valve during Decompression Time (P63).
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
28 Pressure Deceleration/Acceleration Time [ -.-/-.- ]

Function : Defines the ramp time applied to the pressure valve during value changing.
Unit : second
Range : 0.0 – 2.5
Default : –
Description :
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13.3. Crowning Parameters
31 Stop Distance [ -- ]
Function : Defines the stop distance.
Unit : ADC
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description : In the case of entered value is lower than the needed, system may remains unstable. In the
case of entered value is higher than the needed, positioning time gets longer.
32 Position Tolerance [ -- ]
Function : Defines the acceptable positioning error for both direction.
Unit : ADC
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description : The crowning inertia determines this distance.
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33 Crowning 0%,25%,50%,75%,100% [ ---- ]
Function : This parameter allows determination of the crowning value automatically on the programming
page according to the tonnage programmed or calculated.
Unit : ADC
Range : 0 – 1023
Description : Example:
Rated Capacity = 300T
Crowning Control Input 0% = 40
25% = 120
50% = 400
75% = 600
100% = 900
TONNAGE
300
[100%]
225
[75%]
150
[50%]
75
[25%]
0 ADC
[0%]
40 120 400 600 900
Calculate the crowning value for tonnage = 175 TON

Tonnage / Rated Capacity = 175 / 300 = 58,3%
Value is between 50% and 75%
(58,3% - 50%) / (75% - 50%) = (X - 400) / (600 - 400)
(8,3%) / (25%) = (X - 400) / (200)
(66,4) = (X - 400)
Crowning value is calculated as a X = 466,4 = 466
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13.4. Beam Parameters
40 Encoder Resolution [ ---.--- ]

Function : Defines the number of impulses needed to travel 1 mm.
Unit : pulse/mm
Range : 0.001 – 999.999
Description : The unit uses the four edges of the one period generated by the encoder. The number of
nominal encoder increments must therefore be multiplied by 4.
Example : Number of the pulse one revolution of the encoder is 500, and amount of the linear
course for one revolution of the encoder is 10mm. Resolution of the encoder is calculated as; 4
x 500pulse / 10mm = 200.000 pulse/mm.
41 Resolution Inch/Metric
Function : Defines the inch/metric display resolution.
Unit : –
Range : 0.01/1, 0.001/0.1, 0.0001/0.01
Default : 0.01/1
Description : Inch and metric display resolution values enter separately.
42 Change Counting Direction Y1/Y2

Function : Change the counting direction of the Y1 and Y2.
Unit : –
Range : No, Yes
Default : No
Description : This is the same with swap the enkoderin channel A and B.
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43 Final Approach Distance [ -.-- -.-- ]
Function : Defines the final approach distance.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.00 – 9.99
Default : –
Description : Down movement;
Over (P43 ) distance, Final Approach Voltage (P53) is applied and Y1-Y2 synchronization
is not made up to BDP.
The distance must be sufficient to avoid overshooting.
Up movement;
Used to smooth stopping at the TDP.
Over (P43 ) distance, Final Approach Voltage (P53) is applied and Y1-Y2 synchronization
is carried on.
44 Low Speed Deceleration Ramp Distance [ --.-- ]

Function : Defines the ramp distance using reduce the BEAM speed from LS to final approach speed.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.00 – 99.99
Default : –
Description : Also used to calculation of the Y1-Y2 synchronization gain at LS.
45 Low Speed Distance [ --.-- ]

Function : Defines the distance between MP and where the BEAM speed switch from HS to the LS is
made.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.00 – 99.99
Default : –
Description : A sufficient value must be entered in order for the beam to be stabilized at its low speed when
passing the MP.
46 High Speed Deceleration Distance [ --.-- ]

Function : Used to smooth passing BEAM speed from HS to LS. Over this distance High Speed
Deceleration Voltage (P55) is appliedv.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.00 – 99.99
Default : –
Description : This distance, depends on the weight and the speed of the beam, must be sufficiently long in
order to slow down enough.
47 Maximum Bending Speed (mm/s) [ -- -- ]

Function : Defines maximum bending speed.
Unit : mm/s
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
48 Limits Min/Max [ ----.--/----.-- ]

Function : Defines the minimum / maximum limits of the Y1 and Y2.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.0
Description : In MANUAL mode, during a down movement, minimum limit is aimed for. Also, up
movement is carry on up to maximum limit. The programmed set value of the Y1 and Y2 must
be higher than the minimum limit.
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49 TDP Minimum [ ---.-- ]
Function : Defines the minimum value of the TDP.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 999.99
Default : –
Description :
50 Deceleration Ramp Distance [ --.-- --.-- ]

Function : Allows smooth BEAM movements arrival at the TDP and when changing speed from HS to LS.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.99
Default : –
Description :
51 Acceleration Ramp Distance [ --.-- --.-- ]

Function : Allows smooth BEAM movements at departure.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.99
Default : –
Description :
52 Offset Voltage [ Y1 --.- Y2 --.- ]

Function : Used to compensate voltage drift on Y1 and Y2 servo valve.
Unit : V
Range : -9.9 – 9.9
Default : 0.0 / 0.0
Description :
53 Final Approach Voltage [ -.- -.- ]

Function : Defines the final approach speed.
Unit : V
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : –
Description : The defined (P53 ) voltage is applied over the Final Approach Distance (P43).
The defined (P53 ) voltage is applied over the Final Approach Distance (P43).
54 Low Speed Voltage [ -.- -.- ]

Function : Defines the maximum voltage for the bending speed of the BEAM in LS.
Unit : V
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : –
Description : If increasing this parameter has no effect on the BEAM speed, it must be decreased until a
reduction of the BEAM speed is noted.
If increasing this parameter influences the BEAM speed, it must be increased until the above
mentioned situation is obtained.
To adjust this parameter, the BEAM speed must be measured over a long distance in maximum
bending speed.
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55 High Speed Deceleration Voltage [ -.- ]
Function : Allows to slow down the BEAM at the end of high speed before switching to low speed.
Unit : V
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : –
Description : This voltage is applied over the High Speed Deceleration Distance (P46).
56 High Speed Voltage [ -.- -.- ]

Function : Defines the voltage applied to the BEAM at high speed.
Unit : V
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : –
Description : If increasing this parameter has no effect on the BEAM speed, it must be reduced until a
reduction of the BEAM speed is noted.
If increasing this parameter influences the BEAM speed, it must be increased until the above
mentioned situation is obtained.
To adjust this parameter, the BEAM speed must be measured over a long distance on high
approach speed.
57 Indexing Voltage [ -.- ]

Function : Defines the voltage applied to the BEAM during indexation.
Unit : V
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : Can be defined ~%70 of the HS
Description : When taking the index, there is no ramp before the stop, which makes shocks possible. This
risk can be reduced by a lower speed.
58 Decompression Voltage [ -.- ]

Function : Defines the voltage applied to the servo valve during Decompression Time (P63).
Unit : V
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : –
Description :
59 Speed Change Delay (s) [ -.- ]

Function : Stabilises the hydraulic system during the change high speed to low speed.
Unit : second
Range : 0.1 – 9.9
Default : 0.1
Description : During this time, Low Speed Minimum Pressure (P25) is applied to the pressure valve and
0V is applied to the servo valves.
60 Speed Change Pressure Delay (s) [ -.- ]

Function : Defines the delay time on the pressure valve at switching high speed to low speed.
Unit : second
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : 0.0
Description :
SAYFA 69
61 Regulation Delay (s) [ -.- ]
Function : Compensates the press reaction time during regulation.
Unit : second
Range : 0.1 – 2.5
Default : 0.1
Description :
62 Servo-Valve Delay (s) [ -.- ]

Function : Delays the applied voltage to the servo valves.
Unit : second
Range : 0.1 – 9.9
Default : 0.1
Description : This delay allows the high speed valves to get into position before the activation of the servo
valves. During this time, 0V is applied to the servo valves.
63 Decompression Time (s) [ -.- ]

Function : Avoids jerking during decompression.
Unit : second
Range : 0.1 – 9.9
Default : 0.1
Description : During this time, Decompression Pressure (P27) is active. Decompression Voltage (P58) is
applied to the servo valves.
64 Synchronization Limit Y [ --.-- ]

Function : Defines the synchronization limit.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.99
Description : When the difference between Y1 and Y2 is higher than the programmed value, the BEAM is
stopped.
In this case, a higher value from the difference is programmed into this parameter. Switch to
Manual Mode and give an up command.
The controller repositions Y1 and Y2 in parallel if there is no mechanical, hydraulic or electrical
reasons to prevent it from doing so.
As soon as the Y1 and Y2 are in parallel, re-program the parameter at its initial value.
65 Synchronization Gain High Speed [ -- -- AÖN -- ]

Function : Factor permitting the synchronization of Y1 and Y2 during the down/up movement on high
speed. Also at the BDP.
Unit : –
Range : 0 – 99
Description : 20 can be programmed for and gain. Decrease this value until vibrations are obtained on
the BEAM, then increase.
4 can be programmed for the BDP gain. Increase this value until vibrations are obtained on the
BEAM, then decrease.
SAYFA 70
66 Next Cycle Starting Point
Function : Determines the starting point of the new step.
Unit : –
Range : BDP, PP, TDP
Default : TDP
Description : BDP = Start at BDP after dwell time.
PP = Start at PP while upward movement.
TDP = Start at arrival to TDP.
67 Mute Distance Above Material [ --.-- ]

Function : Defines the mute point.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.99
Description : Obtained with adding punch height, die height, material thickness and programmed value.
MP = YREF(YPUNCH+YDIE) + THICKNESS + (P67)
68 Index Position [ Y1 ----.-- Y2 ----.-- ]

Function : Indicates the value of the Y1 and Y2 index references.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.0
Description : Indicates that the place of the index signal.
69 Reference Position [ Y1 ----.-- Y2 ----.-- ]

Function : Allows calibration of the Y1 and Y2.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.0
Description : Obtained with adding height of the punch, height of the die and height of the using wedge.
Height of the wedge is 0 if not using.
This value is also introduced into the Y1 and Y2 when taking up the index.
70 Machine Width [ ----.- ]

Function : Defines the machine width.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.9
Description :
71 PP Correction [ --.-- ]
Function : Defines the pinch point correction value.
Unit : mm
Range : -9.99 – 9.99
Description :
SAYFA 71
95 Acceleration Distance High Speed [ Max ---.-- ]
Function : Defines the BEAM distance necessary to reach its maximum appraoch speed.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 999.99
Default : –
Description : To avoid a possible collision between the BEAM or punch and the table or the die;
The distance between the Maximum Limit (P48) and the SCP must be greater than the
distance (P95) + (P97).
! ATTENTION STOPPING and LEAKAGE TEST

The Stopping and Leakage tests are only performed if the Acceleration Distance High
Speed (P95) is programmed. This test is used to detect any anomalies in the function of the
press.
The principle is to bring down the BEAM at high speed, then suddenly stop the down movement
when the BEAM reached to defined position, then measure the machine's reactions.
By comparing the measured reactions with the acceptable limits, it is possible to ascertain
whether the machine is fit to work with or not.
After each test, the measurement results can be seen on the machine parameter page. The first
MAX column is used for programming the values, while the Y1 and Y2 columns are used to
display the measurement results.
LEAK TEST output is used to cut the down movement.
Starting to test conditions;

– All axes are calibrated (indexed)
– BEAM at Maximum Limit (P48)
– Semi or Full Automatic mode is active
– Axes in position
Test process;
Give the command. The BEAM moves downwards with the High Speed Voltage (P56)
until it reaches the Maximum Limit (P48) – Acceleration Distance High Speed (P95) value.
When the BEAM arrived to the above value, STOPPING TEST message is displayed and
LEAK TEST output is activated. Thus, the BEAM is stopped.
In order to detection of the stopping, time and distance measurements are separately started for
Y1 and Y2. The axis is considered stopped if it does not receive more than 2 pulses in 10ms.
A delay of 0.3s to allow the BEAM to be properly stabilized. Then LEAKAGE TEST message is
displayed and the leakages are measured during the programmed time.
If the tests are completed successfully, the machine can work normally, otherwise the test is
repeated for the next command.
SAYFA 72
96 Stopping Time (s) [ Max -.-- ]
Function : Defines the acceptable maximum stopping time for that machine.
Unit : second
Range : 0.0 – 2.50
Default : –
Description :
97 Stopping Distance [ Max --.-- ]

Function : Defines the acceptable maximum stopping distance for that machine.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.99
Default : –
Description :
98 Leakage Measurement Time (s) [ Max -.- ]

Function : Defines the duration of the BEAM displacement measurement during the leakage test.
Unit : second
Range : 0.0 – 9.9
Default : –
Description :
99 Cylinder Leakage [ Max --.-- ]

Function : Defines the acceptable maximum BEAM leakage during leakage test.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.99
Default : –
Description :
SAYFA 73
13.5. X1 Axis Parameters
101 Encoder Resolution [ ---.--- ]

Function : Defines the number of impulses needed to travel 1 mm.
Unit : pulse/mm
Range : 0.001 – 999.999
Description : The unit uses the four edges of the one period generated by the encoder. The number of
nominal encoder increments must therefore be multiplied by 4. (See P40)
102 Resolution Inch/Metric

Function : Defines the inch/metric display resolution.
Unit : –
Range : 0.01/1, 0.001/0.1, 0.0001/0.01
Default : 0.01/1
Description : Inch and metric display resolution values enter separately.
103 Limits Min/Max [ ----.---/----.--- ]

Function : Defines minimum and maximum axis limit.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.000 – 9999.000
Description : Do not allow to movement lower than minimum and higher than maximum limit. But, allows to
movement toward opposite direction of limit.
SAYFA 74
104 Indexation Position [ ----.--- ]
Function : Defines the calibration (indexation) position.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.000 – 9999.000
Description : After the calibration is completed successfully, the entered value is loaded to the actual value.
! ATTENTION If device is worked without calibration is made, the positioning will be wrong.
105 Manual Speed Slow/Fast (%) [ ---/--- ]

Function : Defines slow and fast speed in manual mode.
Unit : %
Range : 0 – 100
Default : –
Description : Speed is calculated depend on the frequency which is set on the driver.
Example:
The Voltage/Frequency curve is defined like the following.
Frequency
50.0Hz
0.0Hz Voltage
0V 10V
Lets calculate DAC; V; Fq values equvalent to manual slow speed 30%.

Voltage[V] = 10V and Frequency[Fq] = 50.0Hz for DAC[8bit] = 255.
X = (PX05 / 100) * (DAC; V; Fq)
According to above formula result is ;
X = (30 / 100) * (255; 10; 50.0)
calculated for manual slow speed as DAC = 76, V = 3.0V, Fq = 15.0Hz.
! ATTENTION Speed knowledges are calculated as % of 255 for DAC, 10V for Voltage and fmax which is set
on the driver for Frequency.
106 Positioning Speed (%) [ --- ]

Function : Defines the speed which the axis will use during positioning.
Unit : %
Range : 0 – 100
Default : –
Description : Please see description of the PX05 for calculate the speed as [Hz].
107 Calibration Speed (%) [ --- ]

Function : Defines the speed which the axis will use during calibration.
Unit : %
Range : -99 – 100
Default : –
Description : The sign of the entered value is defines direction of the calibration.
Firstly, moved at the defined speed and toward limit switch on the direction that shown with the
sign.
After the limit is founded, moved for the first index pulse at the speed/4 and reverse direction.
Please see description of the PX05 for calculate the speed as [Hz].
SAYFA 75
108 Final Positioning Speed (%) [ --- ]
Function : Defines the axis speed for final positioning.
Unit : %
Range : 0 – 100
Default : –
Description : In the case of entered value is higher than the needed, system may remains unstable.
109 Final Positioning Gain [ --/-- ]

Function : Defines the ramp and speed gains using for final positioning speed calculation.
Unit : –
Range : 0 – 99
Default : –
Description :
110 Acceleration Ramp Time (s) [ --.- ]

Function : Defines the linear acceleration time of the axis from (0Hz, 0V) to (fmax, 10V).
Unit : second
Range : 0.0 – 30.0
Default : –
Description :
f(Hz)
fmax
f1
t(s)
t1 Px10
t1 = (f1 / fmax) * Px10

! ATTENTION Defining of the ramp time as very short may cause motor driver error.
The fmax is frequency value which is set on the driver and equivalent to DAC=255 &
Voltage=10V.
111 Slow Speed Distance [ --.--- ]

Function : Defines the distance of the final positioning.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.999
Default : –
Description : In the case of entered value is lower than the needed, system may remains unstable.
In the case of entered value is higher than the needed, positioning time gets longer.
f(Hz)
Px12
Px13
Px06
target
Px08 Px11
Position
Px11
target
Px13
Px12
SAYFA 76
112 Deceleration Ramp Distance [ --.--- ]
Function : Defines the deceleration distance of the axis from the positioning speed to 0.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 99.999
Default : –
Description : In the case of entered value is lower than the needed, system may damaged to the machine or
remains unstable.
113 Stop Distance [ -.--- ]

Function : Defines the distance of the positioning stop.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9.999
Default : –
Description : In the case of entered value is lower than the needed, system may remains unstable.
114 Position Tolerance [ -.--- ]

Function : Defines the acceptable positioning error for both direction.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9.999
Default : –
Description : In order to execute a positioning, the axis must be outside the tolerance zone of the chosen
value.
f(Hz)
± tolerance
Position
115 Closed Loop Control

Function : Defines the closed loop control.
Unit : –
Default : Disable
Description : In this mode, module provides that the axis does not move away farther than the tolerance
value of the target position.
SAYFA 77
120 Safety Distance [ ---.--- ]
Function : Defines the X axis safety distance for die.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.000 – 999.999
Default : Must be programmed if X and R axes enabled
Description : Distance of X is defined in order to avoid the gauge collision to the die.
DIE Safety
Distance
SAYFA 78
13.6. R1 Axis Parameters
320 Safety Distance [ ---.--- ]

Function : Defines the R axis safety distance for die.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.000 – 999.999
Default : Must be programmed if X and R axes enabled
Description : Distance of R is defined in order to avoid the gauge collision to the die.
DIE
Height
321 Displacement R [ ---.--- ]

Function : Defines the R axis stop distance of the gauge on the die.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.000 – 999.999
Default : –
Description : Positioning value will be DieHeight + Offset when the gauge set in the safety zone over die.
Offset
SAYFA 79
13.7. Correction Table
Material selection can be done from drop-down list. Strength value and correction tables are
changed according to material displayed.
Types of the material displayed :

Steel 42kg/mm²
Aluminium 32kg/mm²
Stainless Steel 60kg/mm²
User Define ––kg/mm²
Only strength value of the user define can be changed.
800 User Defined Material Strength [ --kg/mm² ]

Function : Defines the material strength which is defined by user.
Unit : kg/mm²
Range : 1 – 99
Default : Must be programmed according to user defined material
Description : To use the defined material, select User Defined value from Material field on the Product Edit
page.
SAYFA 80
Springback [ ---.-° ]
Function : Defines the correction value which will apply to the relevant range.
Unit : (º) Angle
Range : -90.0 – 90.0
Default : Must be programmed according to determined correction value
Description : Lets calculate corrected bending values of 80º and 145º belonging to relevant material which
angle correction values are given below as a sample graphic.
CORRECTION(º)
11
10
7
4
2
1
0 ANGLE(º)
-2
-4
-5
-8
30 45 60 75 90 105 120 135 150 165 180
For 80º ; (80 -75) / (90 - 75) = (X - (-2)) / (0 - (-2)) ==> (5 / 15) = (X + 2) / 2
Correction value is X = -1.3º, corrected value is 80 + (-1.3) = 78,7º.
For 145º ; (145 -135) / (150 - 135) = (X - 4) / (7 - 4) ==> (10 / 15) = (X - 4) / 3

Correction value is X = 6º, corrected value is 145 + 6 = 151º.
Thickness [ --.-- ]
Function :
Unit : %
Range : 0.0 – 99.99
Default :
Description :
N Unfolded Length [ -.--- ]

Function : Defines the coefficient value which will apply to the bending allowance during unfolded length
calculation.
Unit : –
Range : 0.0 – 9.999
Default : Must be programmed according to determined correction value
Description : Second field near Unfolded Length on the Product Edit page, enter the desired coefficient N
number. So, unfolded length calculation is made according to the entered coefficient.
SAYFA 81
13.8. Back Gauge Dimensions
If button is tapped, a guidance drawing is shown.
840 Height [ ----.-- ]

Function : Defines height of the part.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.99
Default : Must be programmed according to part height
Description : The relation between the values are defined as follows :
Height = (L1 + L3 + L5) = (dY_L7 + L8)
Width [ ----.-- ]
Function : Defines width of the part.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.99
Default : Must be programmed according to part width
Description :
L1, L2, L3, L4, L6, L8, L9 [ ----.-- ]

Function : Defines dimensions of the part.
Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.99
Default : Must be programmed according to part dimensions
Description : L5 and L7 calculate by the panel.
For one finger position : L3, L4 and L6 values should be entered 0. In addition, L5 value
should be calculated as 0 (Height = L1).
For two finger positions : L6 value should be entered 0. In addition, L5 value should be
calculated as 0 (Height = L1 + L3).
For three finger positions : All values should be defined.
SAYFA 82
13.9. Upper Beam Dimensions
850 Height [ ----.-- ]

Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.99
Height = (L1 + L3 + dY_L4) = (dY_L7 + L8 + L10)
(L2 + L9 + L11) = (dX_L4 + L5 + L6 + dX_L7)
L1, L3, L5, L6, L8, L10, L11 [ ----.-- ]

Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.99
Description : L4 and L7 calculate by the panel.
L2, L9 [ ±----.-- ]
Unit : mm
Range : -9999.99 – 9999.99
Description : If the value is +, an outward portion is drawn.
If the value is –, an inward portion is drawn.
SAYFA 83
13.10. Lower Beam Dimensions
860 Height [ ----.-- ]

Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.99
Height = (L1 + L3).
(L4 + L6 + L7) = (L2 + L9 + L8).
L1, L4, L5, L6, L7, L9 [ ----.-- ]

Unit : mm
Range : 0.0 – 9999.99
Description : L2, L3 and L8 calculate by the panel.
SAYFA 84
14. Error / Warning Messages
14.1. General Messages
Wait Indicates that the memory operation (saving, deleting etc) is going on.
PunchAngle > Displayed when the punch angle is greather than die angle. Do not allow to working.
Added Indicates that the add operation has been made correctly.
Jitter Error Indicates that the encoder error caused by the application of simultaneous edges on
the input encoder signals.
Photocell Displayed when the PHOTOCELL FAILURE input is passive.
Invalid Displayed when the invalid operation is made.
Update End Displayed when the update is complete.
Updating... Indicates that the update is in progress.
Comm. Error-1 Displayed when the data not came from the any modules.
Comm. Error-2 Displayed when the wrong data came from the any modules.
No Movement Displayed when the axis is not moved during 10 second.
External Start Indicates that CNC is waiting down (pedal) command to carry on the axes take
position.
Error Displayed when the entered value on the order page a) if Support value greather
than total face number, b) if first Support value is not equal to 0 or total face number,
c) if Support and Bending values are equal, e) if not yet been bent face was entered
as a Support, f) if Bending value equal to 0 or greather than total bend number, g) if
same Bending number entered more than one.
Calculating... Indicates that the calculation of the bending order is in progress.
Index Zone Displayed if INDEX ZONE input is passive when the calibration is started. This
means that the BEAM is above the index point.
In order to make calibration, BEAM must be brought down on the manual mode up to
INDEX ZONE input is active.
Indexation Error When the or button is pressed to change the operating mode, the
message will be shown if index not taken.
DieOpen/2 > Displayed if the face length is less than the half of die opening.
DieAngle > Displayed if the bending angle is less than the die angle.
Copied Indicates that the copy operation has been made correctly.
Limit Error Displayed when the axis is moved out of the software or hardware limits in the
manual mode. At this time, allows to movement toward opposite direction of limit
error.
Displayed when the crowning is moved out of the control input 0% or 100% values in
the manual mode. At this time, allows to movement toward opposite direction of limit
error.
Also displayed when the or keys are pressed, if the axis will move
out of the software limits, if the crowning will move out of the control input 0% or
100% values, if the bending force will exceed the TON/M value defined for used
punch or die.
SAYFA 85
14.1. General Messages (cont.)
No Exist Indicates that the program or punch or die chosen for delete or search do not exist.
Position Okay Indicates that all axes and crowning position is okay.
End Of Program Indicates that end of the program while full automatic mode is selected.
PLC Status Code Displayed when the when the error code sent by the FPSC safety module.
PLC Comm Error Indicates that communication error between panel and FPSC safety module.
Stored Indicates that the storage operation has been made correctly.
Synchronization Error Displayed when the difference between Y1 and Y2 is higher than the programmed
limit value during the BEAM movement upwards or downwards. Do not allow the
BEAM movement. In this case, limit value is increased until the difference. The
controller repositions Y1 and Y2 in parallel with first movement of the BEAM.
No Found Order ! Displayed if the bending order can not be found.
Deleted Indicates that the delete operation has been made correctly.
Driver Error Indicates that one of the axes inputs DRIVER OKAY is not active.
Tool Error Displayed if the selected punch height and die height are not suitable for the machine
when pressed the or keys to change the working mode.

Must be (PunchHeight + DieHeight + Thickness < IndexPosition(P68)).
Undefined Value Displayed when the , or keys are pressed to change the
working mode, if the values of the program vital to operation are not programmed.
Undefined Parameter Displayed when the , veya keys are pressed to change the
working mode, if the values of the parameters vital to operation are not programmed.
USB Connected Displayed when the USB memory stick is inserted.
USB Disconnected Displayed when the USB memory stick is removed.
Backuping From USB... Backup operation from USB to panel is in progress.
Backuping To USB... Backup operation from panel to USB is in progress.
Length < 0 Calculations for bending, displayed if the face length is less than 0.
Version Displayed if there is a problem on the version checking of any module. In this case,
do not allow any communication with the modules except checking the version.
No Voltage Displayed when the VOLTAJ OK input is passive.
Prohibit Zone Displayed in the case of positioning is impossible for the R1/R2 axes or the Z1/Z2
axes.
Loaded Indicates that the load operation has been made correctly.
SAYFA 86
14.2. Stopping and Leakage Test Messages
No on TopDeadPoint The BEAM must be at Maximum Limit (P48) in order to start Stopping and Leakage
tests.
Acceleration Dist. Error Displayed if ( Maximum Limit (P48) – SCP ) < (P95) + (P97).
Stopping Test Stopping test is started.
Stopping OK Stopping test is completed successfully. There is no Stopping Error or Distance
Error.
Stopping Error Displayed if stopping time greater than programmed (P96) value.
Distance Error Displayed if stopping distance greater than programmed (P97) value.
Leakage Test Leakage test is started.
Leakage OK Leakage test is completed successfully. There is no Leakage Error.
Leakage Error Displayed if leakage distance greater than programmed (P99) value.
SAYFA 87
15. Electrical Connection Diagrams
15.1. Panel Connection Diagram
SAYFA 88
15.2. Input/Output Module (IO1) Connection Diagram
15.3. BEAM Module (Y1Y2) Connection Diagram
15.4. Axis Module (AX) Connection Diagram
15.5. Analog Module (AN) Connection Diagram
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2. General Specifications ............................................................................................. 7

3. Functions of Keys ..................................................................................................... 8

5. Product Pages .......................................................................................................... 13

6. Product Memory Operations ................................................................................... 24

7. Punch Pages and Memory Operations ................................................................... 33

8. Die Pages and Memory Operations ......................................................................... 41

9. Operating Modes ...................................................................................................... 49

10. Memory Backup ...................................................................................................... 53

11. Software Update ..................................................................................................... 54

12. Diagnostic ............................................................................................................... 55

13. Parameters .............................................................................................................. 59

15. Electrical Connection Diagrams ............................................................................ 88

BDP Bottom dead point.

• 10.1’’ 1024x600 TFT colour LCD screen.

• RS-232 serial communication for FPSC Fiessler safety PLC module.

• Synchron control of the BEAM with Y1Y2. (Y1 left, Y2 right)

3.1. Operating Modes

3.2. Top Panel

3.3.1. Button Definitions

Opens an empty Product Edit page in order to create a new product.

Opens Product List page.

Opens Product Numerical page.

Opens Product Draw page. However, if there is an undefined value

Opens Punch List page.

Opens Die List page.

Opens Indexation page.

Opens Machine Parameters page. Requires Level-3.

Opens Memory Backup page. Requires Level-2 or higher.

Opens Software Update page. Requires Level-3.

Opens Diagnostic page.

On any page, if button on top panel is tapped, Calculator shows up.

Indexation page is displayed directly after power-up.

key were pressed.

Graphical listing is displayed.

Textual listing is displayed.

5.2.1. Button Definitions

5.2.2. Field Definitions

Internal : Dimensioning is done

External : Dimensioning is done

5.3.1. Button Definitions

Opens Product Profile Table page.

Opens Product Edit page.

Restores the product drawing view to fit in the drawing area.

Displays the angle information of product drawing.

5.4.1. Button Definitions

Opens Product Order Table page.

Opens Product Draw page.

Inserts an empty raw at the end of the table.

5.4.2. Field Definitions

5.5.1. Button Definitions

Opens Product Bend page.

Opens Product Profile Table page.

5.5.2. Field Definitions

5.6.1. Button Definitions

Opens Product Order Table page.

The sheet metal is rotated from left to right by 180º.

Second page includes : material, thickness, punch, die, etc. information.

Opens the next Product Numerical page.

Opens the previous Product Numerical page.

Opens Product Bend page.

Inserts a copy of the current step before it.

Deletes the current step.