Artos CS-326 User manual
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Machine Model CS-326, A, B Owners Manual
P/N 6-119918A Rev. 1.08 Date 20 Oct 2016
Artos Engineering Company
21605 Gateway Court
Brookfield, WI 53045
Phone 262-252-4545 Fax 262-252-4544
www.artosnet.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CUSTOMER SAFETY NOTICE ............................................................................ 6
SAFETY INTERLOCKS .......................................................................................................................... 6
SAFETY WARNINGS!! .......................................................................................................................... 7
MACHINE DESCRIPTION .................................................................................... 8
SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................... 9
MACHINE VERSION IDENTIFICATION 326, 326A, 326B .............................................................. 10
INSTALLATION .................................................................................................. 11
MACHINE POWER UP ......................................................................................................................... 13
OPERATION ....................................................................................................... 14
RUN SCREEN .................................................................................................... 14
PUSH BUTTON LEGENDS .................................................................................................................. 16
GETTING STARTED .......................................................................................... 16
WIRE AND STRIP LENGTH SETTINGS ............................................................................................ 18
STRIP STROKE (FULL OR PARTIAL) ............................................................................................... 1 8
STRIP METHOD SELECTION ............................................................................................................. 18
STRIP DIAMETER ................................................................................................................................ 20
PROGRAM QUANTITIES .................................................................................................................... 20
Total Parts ........................................................................................................................................... 20
Batch Parts .......................................................................................................................................... 20
CYCLE MODES .................................................................................................................................... 20
Auto Mode .......................................................................................................................................... 21
Single Mode ........................................................................................................................................ 21
Step Mode ........................................................................................................................................... 21
Speed% ............................................................................................................................................... 21
SETTINGS .......................................................................................................... 21
PART PROPERTIES .............................................................................................................................. 21
Process tab .......................................................................................................................................... 21
Label Tab ............................................................................................................................................ 22
Other Tab ............................................................................................................................................ 23
WIRE PROPERTIES SETTINGS .......................................................................................................... 24
Primary Strip Diameter ....................................................................................................................... 25
Secondary Strip Diameter ................................................................................................................... 25
Strip Velocity ...................................................................................................................................... 25
Strip Acceleration. .............................................................................................................................. 25
Cutter Way Back ................................................................................................................................. 26
Cutter Ready ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Cutter Home ........................................................................................................................................ 26
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Strip Delay .......................................................................................................................................... 26
Feed Rate ............................................................................................................................................ 26
Acceleration. ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Outfeed Roller Stop ............................................................................................................................ 26
Feed Roller Pressure ........................................................................................................................... 27
Wire Length Calibration. .................................................................................................................... 27
Slip Sensitivity. ................................................................................................................................... 28
Max Slug .............................................................................................................................................. 29
Color ................................................................................................................................................... 29
FILE MANAGEMENT ......................................................................................... 29
CREATING AND EDITING PARTS .................................................................................................... 29
CREATING AND EDITING JOB PROGRAMS................................................................................... 30
Creating a New Job Program .............................................................................................................. 30
Programming for Batch Mode ............................................................................................................ 31
Programming for Harness Mode ......................................................................................................... 31
FOLDERS ............................................................................................................................................... 32
DATA STORAGE IN CS326 ................................................................................................................. 33
Data Backup ........................................................................................................................................ 33
Data Restore ........................................................................................................................................ 35
Data Export ......................................................................................................................................... 35
Data Import ......................................................................................................................................... 37
DATA ORGANIZER ............................................................................................................................. 38
Selecting items. ................................................................................................................................... 39
Copying or moving items. ................................................................................................................... 39
Deleting items ..................................................................................................................................... 40
Using the Library for wires, instead of the current folder. .................................................................. 4 0
Using a common folder on a network drive. ....................................................................................... 41
MAIN MENU SELECTIONS ................................................................................ 41
File ...................................................................................................................................................... 41
View .................................................................................................................................................... 42
Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................ 43
Controller ............................................................................................................................................ 44
Tools ................................................................................................................................................... 44
Help ..................................................................................................................................................... 44
BAR CODE SCANNING ..................................................................................... 44
Part Selection .......................................................................................................................................... 44
Material Validation ................................................................................................................................. 46
CONFIGURATION .............................................................................................. 48
PROGRAMMING MACHINE OPTIONS ............................................................................................. 48
STRIP MODE AND BELT OPENER PROGRAMMING .................................................................... 50
PRE-PROCESS CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................... 51
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POST PRCOCESS CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................ 53
LABEL CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................................. 54
LANGUAGE CONFIGURATION AND TRANSLATION ..................................... 55
Configuring the machine for a language ................................................................................................. 55
Translated text files ............................................................................................................................. 59
changing the translation for a text string in the software ........................................................................ 59
OPTIONS ............................................................................................................ 62
PREPROCESS PROGRAMMING ...................................................................... 69
SLITTING (SLITTER) ........................................................................................................................... 69
Slitter Set Up ....................................................................................................................................... 69
WINDOW STRIPPING (SLITTER+PERF) .......................................................................................... 71
SLITTER TOOLING SET UP ................................................................................................................ 72
WIRE MARKING .................................................................................................................................. 73
Marker Physical Setup ........................................................................................................................ 73
HOT STAMP MARKER (HOT STAMP) .............................................................................................. 73
WM6 ................................................................................................................................................... 74
Continuous Stamp (Even Step) ........................................................................................................... 74
2-End Stamp ........................................................................................................................................ 74
Table Stamping (Individual) ............................................................................................................... 75
HOT STAMP MARKER (CONTINUOUS II) ....................................................................................... 75
INK JET PRINTING (INK JET) ............................................................................................................ 76
UV CURING LIGHT OR SPARK TESTER (STEADY-ON/OTHER) ................................................. 81
BRADY WIRE WRAPTOR LABELER (WRAPTOR) ......................................................................... 81
LABEL PRINTING OPTION ............................................................................... 82
CONFIGURING THE COMPUTER ...................................................................................................... 82
CONFURING THE LINK TO THE NICELABEL SOFTWARE ......................................................... 83
SELECTING THE PRINTER ................................................................................................................ 85
CREATING A LABEL ........................................................................................................................... 86
PRINT TIMING ...................................................................................................................................... 93
Variable List ........................................................................................................................................ 93
SPECIAL STRIPPING ........................................................................................... 94
Multiple Center (Window) strip mode ................................................................................................ 94
BLADE REPLACEMENT .................................................................................... 98
STRIPPING BLADE REPLACEMENT ................................................................................................ 98
CUTOFF BLADE REPLACEMENT (PIVOTING TOOLHOLDER ONLY) ....................................... 99
MULTIPLE BLADE TOOLHOLDER ................................................................................................... 99
BLADE SELECTION .......................................................................................... 99
MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................ 100
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................ 100
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Daily Maintenance ............................................................................................................................ 100
Semi-Annual Maintenance ................................................................................................................ 100
Computer to machine controller communications ............................................................................ 100
CABINET ACCESS ............................................................................................................................. 103
BELT ADJUSTMENTS ....................................................................................................................... 103
Feed Drive Belt Adjustment ............................................................................................................. 104
Cutterhead Belt Adjustment .............................................................................................................. 105
Cutterhead Belt Replacement ............................................................................................................ 105
Cutterhead Reference position .......................................................................................................... 107
FEED TUBE ADJUSTMENTS ............................................................................................................ 110
Feed Tube Lower Position Adjustment ............................................................................................ 110
Feed Tube Solenoid Adjustment ....................................................................................................... 110
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ......................................................................... 111
NOT ABLE TO PULL OFF THE SLUG ............................................................................................. 111
INCONSISTANT STRIP LENGTH ..................................................................................................... 114
WIRE LENGTH NOT CONSISTANT ................................................................................................ 116
LEAD END STRIP FOLDS BACK ..................................................................................................... 116
SYSTEM LOGIN / PASSWORD ....................................................................... 116
Windows Login ................................................................................................................................. 116
Machine Software Login ................................................................................................................... 117
Adding Users And Passwords .......................................................................................................... 120
Setting Password Access Levels ....................................................................................................... 120
I/O STATUS ...................................................................................................... 121
CPU REFERENCE STATES ............................................................................................................... 121
DIGITAL I/O ........................................................................................................................................ 124
SERVO MOTOR POSITION ............................................................................................................... 125
IMAJE TEST ..................................................................................................... 125
APPENDIX ........................................................................................................ 131
APPENDIX A ....................................................................................................................................... 131
CS 326 B Guard Interlock and Emergency Stop System ................................................................ 131
APPENDIX B ....................................................................................................................................... 132
Trouble shooting the servo drive. ..................................................................................................... 132
APPENDIX C ....................................................................................................................................... 133
CS 326 B Push Button Function Description .................................................................................. 133
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ARTOS CS 326
WITH GRAPHIC USER INTERFACE (GUI)
CUSTOMER SAFETY NOTICE
The CS 326 B Bs supplied to you must only be used with all the guards and safety
devices in place and secure to meet the intended requirements. The safety
interlocks must not be tampered with or overridden in any way. Should any
guards, interlock, or other safety device be found to be damaged or non-operative
the machine cannot be used until appropriate repairs have been effected.
All safety guards and interlocks should be tested daily or at the beginning of each shift change. It
is recommended that these checks be documented.
SAFETY INTERLOCKS
FRONT GUARD: Opening the front guard will stop the machine and display the warning
“Front Guard Open”. The same message will appear if the MASTER START is pressed with
the guard open.
SCRAP DRAWER: Opening the scrap drawer will stop the machine and display the warning
“Scrap Drawer Open”. The same message will appear if the MASTER START is pressed with
the scrap drawer open.
SEE APPENDIX “A” FOR MORE DETAILS OF THE GUARD INTERLOCK AND
EMERGENCY STOP SYSTEM.
All electrical enclosures must be kept closed and secured. Only authorized persons with
appropriate training should access these enclosures. In the event that it is required to access
electrical enclosures with main power on, only persons properly trained and familiar with
acceptable Safety Regulations may do so.
When performing routine maintenance, adjusting, or cleaning, the machine must be electrically
isolated from the power supply.
Above all else “Think Safety” and insure that the machine is in fact safe.
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SAFETY WARNINGS!!
The following explicit directions apply in this manual. Do not disregard these
directions.
WARNING: personal injury may occur-Do not disregard.
CAUTION: Equipment damage may occur.
NOTE: Inconvenience only if disregarded. No immediate danger
of damage or personal injury.
WARNING!! The CS 326 Uses sharp cutting tools to perform its function. Great
care must be taken to protect the operator and others from harm.
WARNING!!
Never attempt in any way to operate this machine with the guards
removed.
Never attempt in any way to operate this machine with the guards open.
Never attempt in any way to disable the safety guard switches.
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MACHINE DESCRIPTION
The Artos CS 326 is a compact, electronic control linear feed wire processing machine that is designed
to process a wide variety of cables. The CS 326 can accept flat or round material. A rugged machine
intended for long continuous operation, the CS 326 uses
a precise electronic measuring system and the latest in wire processing technology to quickly and
accurately process your material.
The CS 326 is the product of more than 80 years of design research experience, and continues in the fine
tradition of quality Artos products.
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SPECIFICATIONS
A. WIRE CUT LENGTHS:
1. Maximum: 7874” (200M)
2. Minimum: .25” (6,4 mm2)
B. WIRE SIZE: (WIRE DEPENDENT)
Machine with standard wire guide kit
1. Maximum OD 0.5” (12,5mm) or
4AWG (25 mm2 ).
The maximum ID (inside
diameter) of the guides is 0.53
inches (13.4mm)
2. Minimum: 30 AWG (0,05mm2.)
The minimum ID of the guides
is 0.060 inches (1.52mm)
Machine with large wire guide kit
1. Maximum OD 0.63” (16,0mm) or
2AWG (34 mm2 )
The maximum ID of the guides
is 0.69 inches (17.5mm)
2. Minimum: 30 AWG (0,05mm2.)
The minimum ID of the guides
is 0.060 inches (1.52mm)
C. STRIP LENGTHS:
1. Maximum: 39.37"(999 mm2)
Leading end
2. Minimum: 0.01” (.254 mm2)
D. MACHINE SIZE:
1. Length: 34” (863 mm2)
2. Width: 24..5” (622 mm2)
3. Height: 37..3” (952,5 mm2)/ 67.3 with
cart (1709,4 mm2)
E. MACHINE WEIGHT:
400 lbs. (182 Kg.) packed weight
F. Electrical
1. Power Supply:
115±10% or 230±10% VAC
47-63 Hz
Single Phase
0.4 kW (Nominal)
2. Connection to Supply:
Detachable cord
3. Protection Against Electric Shock
Grounded metal enclosure
G. Environmental
1. Temperature:
Operating 0°C to +45°C
Storage -25°C to +55°C
2. Relative Humidity:
30% to 95%
(Non- condensing)
3. Altitude:
Up to 4000 ft. MSL (1200 m MSL)
4. Sound Level
54 dbA quiescent
73 dbA automatic cycle
Other:
This equipment is designed for normal
operation in a dry location where it is not
likely to be subjected to drip, splash or
spray of water or other liquid
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MACHINE VERSION IDENTIFICATION 326, 326A, 326B
There have been 3 versions of CS326 machines released over the years.
CS326 1997‐2008 Analog servo drives and motors, V‐Way bearing cutterhead
CS326A 2008‐2010 Digital servo drives and motors, V‐Way bearing cutterhead
CS326B 2010‐ Digital servo drives and motors, Linear bearing cutterhead
Analog servo drive only used in CS326 Digital drive in CS326A, B
V-Way bearing cutter used in CS326, A Linear bearing cutter only used in CS326B
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INSTALLATION
WARNING: HEAVY EQUIPMENT. The machine weight is 400 lb. (182 kg)
Use suitable lifting procedures.
A. Once you have received your CS 326 , un-crate the unit and make a thorough inspection to
determine if any loss of contents, or damage, has occurred during shipping. Any shipping
related damage must be reported to the carrier immediately. Remove the rust protective
coating from the unpainted surfaces.
B. This equipment is designed for normal operation in a dry location where it is not likely to be
subjected to drip, splash or spray of water or other liquids. Select a suitable location for
which allows adequate perimeter access for maintenance.
C. Un-pack the monitor and place it on the upper shelf. Insert the video cable through the notch
in the back of the top cover and out the hole in the front. There is a ramp built in to the cover
to help guide the cable through the cover. Connect the power cord pigtail that extends from
the notch to the monitor. (Store the carton and packing material in the event of a failure the
monitor has to be returned in the original carton.)
D. Un-pack and install the computer.
1. Along with the computer you will find the manual and operating system disks for the
operators station PC. (Store these items along with the carton in a safe location. In the
event of a failure of this unit it will be necessary to return it along with the operating
system disks in the original carton.)
2. Set the computer on the machine.
3. On the back of the computer check to see if there is a power selection switch for
110VAC or 220VAC. If there is confirm that it is in the correct location, depending on
the voltage your machine is to be connect to.
4. Plug in the power cord to the computer.
5. Connect the video cable to the video port and secure it with the thumb screws.
6. Connect the serial cable to the COM port, the COM number on the cable and the
computer should match.
7. Plug in the mouse and place it on the right side of the computer.
8. Plug in the keyboard and place it on the sloped area at the front of the machine.
E. Insert the wire straightener bracket through the hole in the left end of the cabinet and secure it
with the screws provided.
Caution: To avoid any shock hazard do not insert the bracket into the cabinet with
electrical power on. Do not insert the bracket any further than necessary into the
cabinet as damage may occur.
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WIRE STRAIGHTENER BRACKET
F. Confirm the machine is configured for the correct input voltage.
1. Open the back of the machine.
2. Look at the voltage selection switch. For 110VAC input power it should be in the
110VAC position. For 220VAC input power it should be in the 220VAC position.
G. Connect to specified electrical supply using the power cord provided.
Strai
g
htener Bracke
t
Mountin
g
Screws
Switch
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H. Set-up and attach optional equipment in the appropriate locations in relation to the main unit.
Caution: When using the CS 326 on a mobile cart take care to insure the keyboard and
monitor are not damaged during movement.
MACHINE POWER UP
Turn on the main switch on the right side of the cabinet. The Operator interface (PC) will boot-
up and Windows will start. The ARTOS CS 326 GUI program will start automatically.
If communications are working these two screens will appear and automatically close.
Close the guard and release the E-Stop button. Pressing the Master Start button (See page 16)
will energize the power system in the machine. Pressing the Cycle Start will initialize the start up
sequence (a series of beeps will start). The Feed system will open and the cutterhead will
reference. When the start up reference is complete, the beeping will stop. Click the check boxes
to clear the dialog windows.
Note: When shutting the machine down follow these steps.
Close the CS 326 software
Shut down the computer by clicking start - shutdown.
When the computer is off turn off power to the machine
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OPERATION
The following information will allow you to put your CS 326 into production in a minimum amount of time.
Additional features and maintenance functions will be discussed in future sections
RUN SCREEN
The RUN SCREEN is the primary screen the operator will use to run and program the CS 326 .
SCREEN LEGEND:
THE FOLLOWING ITEM NUMBERS WILL BE REFERRED TO THROUGHOUT THIS
MANUAL
1. Enter - Wire length tip to tip. (See page 18)
2. Enter - Strip length (typical both ends) (See page 18)
12 14 15 16
13
23 22
21 17/18
10
11
20
1
4
5 6
9 2 3
7
8 19
24
25
26
27
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3. Enter - Strip pull length (values the same or larger then Strip Length will remove the strip. Values smaller
will leave the strip on by the differential) (See page 18)
4. Enter - Blade opening distance corresponds with approximate conductor diameter. (See page 20)
5. Wire: This will open the Wire Properties window where the wire characteristics are set up (see page 24)
6. Drop down menu to select previous qualified wires. Selection will be displayed in adjacent window.
7. Mode: Allows selection of Auto, Single, or Step modes of operation. (see page 24)
8. This allows the control of the global speed of the machine in the selected mode. (5 to 100%)
9. This selects the stripping method: Short mode, Center Stripping, and Double Strip,
10. Total Parts/ / Programmed: Enter – Total number of parts desired. (See page 20 )
11. Batch Parts/ / Programmed: Enter – Number of parts desired in a batch. (See page 20 )
12. Click on Ruler Icon to switch between Inch and Metric measuring mode.
13. Click on the Wire Icon to set up or modify the part properties.(see page 24)
14. Drop down menu to select previous programmed parts. Selection will be displayed in adjacent
window.
15. Click on the Wire Array Icon to set up or modify the Job properties.(see page 30)
16. Drop down menu to select previous programmed Jobs.
17. Click on the Folder Icon to set up or modify data folders.(see page 32)
18. Drop down menu to select previous established folders. Selection will be displayed in adjacent
window.
19. Operator instructions programmed with the part.
20. Shows current and real time production rates.
21. Saves all changes made to current programs.
22. Opens Maintenance I/O statues screen (Including machine states, I/O data, and servo data)
23. Opens the Machine Configuration Window. (See page 44)
24. Preprocess-Marking / Slitting ### indicates a preprocess is selected. (see page 69)
25. Remake. As you make batches of parts you may need to make an extra part. By pressing the remake
button, one part extra will be made for the current batch. When running in job/batch mode, this
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button will be inactive as the machine changes over from one part to the next. The button is always
inactive for in Job/Harness mode.
26. Bar code scan. For selecting part name by scanning a bar code.
27. Material. Opens a window for verifying the wire via bar code scan.
PUSH BUTTON LEGENDS
MASTER START: Activates the main contactor. This must be on for any action to occur.
CYCLE START: Activates the cycle function that is selected. AUTO, SINGLE, or STEP MODES
CYCLE STOP: Will stop the current cycle at the end of the cycle.
FEED ROLLERS: Will alternately open and close the feed system. (Master Start must be on)
EMERGENCY STOP (The red mushroom button) will stop all motion immediately.
GETTING STARTED
To put your CS 326 into production follow these easy steps:
1) Insure the proper blades are installed in the cutterhead. (See 99)
2) Select the measuring mode desired, inch or metric, by clicking on “Ruler Icon” at the top of the
screen (#12). The selection will toggle between inch and metric.
3) Click on “Wire” (#5) to setup a new wire or click on Drop down button (#6) to select from
existing wires. For more information configuring the wire properties see section WIRE
PROPERTIES page 24.
4) Click on Drop down button (#14) to select part, select MDI (Manual Data Input).
5) Enter data in #’s 1, 2, and 3. Select Preprocess if required.
6) Now to save this information as a Part to be used again click on the “Part Icon” (#13) the Parts
Properties dialog window will appear. Click on the “New” button and enter the name you wish to
use in the window that appears. Click on the green check box. For more information on
configuring the part properties see section PART PROPERTIES page 21.
MASTER STAR
T
CYCLE START CYCLE STOP FEED ROLLERS
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7) Insert the proper size wire guides. (See document “CS-326 Guide Selection.pdf”)
A. Wire run out guides. Remove the smaller guide to run larger wire.
B. Select Infeed guide based on wire size.
C. Select feed tube based on wire size
D. Select outfeed guide based on wire size.
A
B
C D E
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E. Select discharge guide based on wire size
8) To open the feed rollers or belts press the “Feed Rollers” button.
The EMERGENCY STOP button must be released, the guard closed and MASTER
START pressed before the Feed Roller button will function To release the Emergency Stop
button rotate the button clockwise until the button pops up.
9) Insert the wire though the guides and position the leading end of the wire at the right end of the
feed tube. The CS 326 B will feed the length of wire set in the Machine Configuration (see page
44), and cut it off to qualify the end of the wire for first piece accuracy. This will happen each
time the Feed Roller / Wheels are opened and closed or the Emergency Stop button is used.
Close the feed rollers or belts by pressing the “Master Start and Feed Rollers” buttons.
10) Select the “Single” mode (#7) and press the “Cycle Start” Button. This will produce one sample
piece. Examine the part, make necessary adjustments, and repeat as necessary. When results are
satisfactory select “Auto” mode press “Cycle Start” to commence production.
Pieces made In Single Or Step are not counted as part of the total quantity
WIRE AND STRIP LENGTH SETTINGS
Wire (#1) and strip (#2) length are entered by double clicking on the appropriate field, when doing so
it will turn blue, type in the desired values and press ENTER.
STRIP STROKE (FULL OR PARTIAL)
Strip Stroke (#3) length is entered by double clicking on the appropriate field, when doing so it will
turn blue, enter the desired values and press ENTER. If the value is the same as or longer than the
strip length the slug will be pulled of completely. If the value is less than the strip length value the slug
will only be pulled that far leaving it on the end of the wire. Elasticity of the insulation may determine
the pull required to break the slug free from the wire.
STRIP METHOD SELECTION
The strip method option (#9) allows the ability to select several types of stripping methods.
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Short Wire This is for wires that need to have both ends stripped but are too short to reach the
out feed belts. In this mode the machine strips a length of insulation off the lead that is the
total length of both the lead and tail strip. It then slides down the wire the length of insulation
that should be left in the center of the wire. Then it cuts the wire off to the correct length.
NOTE: It is very important that the body length of insulation is able to slide on the
conductor. For insulation lengths that cannot be slide along the wire without damage or
slipping the wire in the belts this mode will not work. You may need to enter values
program values different on the screen to get the measured values you need. This is
because of the flexibility of various insulations.
Lead /Tail Center Stripping This mode will allow you to program a Center (window) strip
near the end of the wire.
To accomplish a leading or trailing Center Strip select one or both in the upper left corner of
the screen.
Then program the over all wire length and the “T” and “L” strip lengths as usual.
Enter the desired center strip length value in the “C” field (Center Strip) and the distance
between the end of the wire and the near edge of the center strip in the “O” field (Off Set).
Above is an example of a wire with a .25 in center strip 5 inches from the end of the wire.
NOTE: It is very important that the body length of insulation is able to slide on the
conductor. If the insulation is difficult to slide, it may be necessary to adjust values to
accomplish a center strip successfully.
Lead / Tail Double Strip gives the ability to strip a wire that requires a 2 step strip such as
coax cable. When this is selected the wire image will change. Entry fields for the window strip
position and length will appear. The normal strip values are the Primary values. (smaller
C O
O C
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diameter) The added windows are the Secondary values. (larger diameter) The Strip
Diameter for the Secondary strip is found in the Wires Properties (#5) The order of the
stripping, inner conductor first or outer conductor first, is selectable through the Machine
Configuration (#23)
STRIP DIAMETER
Strip Diameter is entered by double clicking on the appropriate window (#4), the field will turn blue,
enter the desired values and press ENTER. (Secondary Strip Diameter is found in Wire Properties)
PROGRAM QUANTITIES
TotalParts
Click on “Programmed” window, Enter the total number of pieces to be produced. Press Enter. The
value in “Complete” window will increase until it matches Programmed the value. Then the CS
326 will stop cycling.
BatchParts
Click on “Programmed” window, Enter the total number of pieces to be in a batch. Press Enter. The
value in “Complete” window will increase until it matches the Programmed value. Then the CS
326 will stop cycling.
CYCLE MODES
NOTE: The MASTER START button must be on to activate any cycle mode.
All the machine cycling functions are controlled by the CYCLE START button. To select which
mode is used (AUTO, SINGLE, or STEP) click on the drop down button (#7) and select.
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