point Vitap User manual

INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
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WOODWORKING MACHINES
53036 POGGIBONSI (SIENA) ITALY
FAX 0577-981670
VIA PISANA 149 TEL 0577-987511
Vitap
E-mailvitap@ vitap.it
WEB www.vitap.it

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MACHINE SWITCH ON
CHAPTER 6.1
CHECK OUT OR CHANGE OF SOFTWARE
EQUIPPING
CHAPTER 7.1
DRAWING CREATION OR CHANGE
CHAPTER 7.3
FAILURES SIGNALLING RESETTING
CHAPTER 7.2
OPENING, CREATION, CHANGE AND
START
JOBLIST
CHAPTER 7.3
POSSIBLE FAILURES SIGNALLING
CHAPTER 8.1
WORKING CYCLE
CHAP
TER 6
CHAPTER 7
INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL’S
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INDEX
CHAPT 1 GENERAL INFORMATIONS
1.1. Introduction
1.2. General instructions
1.3. Forward of documentation
CHAPT 2 TECHNICAL FEATURES
2.1. Machine description
2.2. Reference Rules
2.3. Technical data
2.4. Machine set up
CHAPT 3 SAFETY
3.1. General safety rules
CHAPT 4 INSTALLATION
4.1. Machine displacement
4.2. Machine positioning
4.3. Assembly of dismantled parts
4.4. Instructions for electrical connection
4.5. Instructions for pneumatic connection
4.6. Instructions connecting intake system
CHAPT 5 CONTROL AND SAFETY
DEVICES
5.1. Control devices
5.2. Emergency and protection stops
USEFUL INFORMATION
CHAPT 6 MACHINE EQUIPPING
6.1. Tools replacement
6.2. Mobile positioning shoulder
6.3. Filter group adjustment
MACHINE
EQUIPPING
CHAPT 7 SOFTWARE
7.1. Drawing creation or change
7.2. Opening, creation, change and start
(list of programmes)
7.3. Failures signalling
7.4. Software functions
7.5. Millimetres / Inches
7.6. Import files from usb flash drive
7.7. Parameters for pc connection
SOFTWARE
CHAPT 8 WORKING CYCLE
8.1. Description of working cycle
WORKIN
G CYCLE
CHAPT 9 MAINTENANCE AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
GOOD FUNCTIONING
9.1. Daily maintenance
9.2. Periodical maintenance
9.3. Recommendations for good
functioning
CHAPT 10 FAILURES AND SOLUTIONS
10.1. Failures and solutions
FAILURES AND
MAINTENANCE

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CAP. 1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 PREMISE TO THE OPERATIONS MANUAL
This instructions manual is aimed at
machine operators and above all, at
the technical staff, whose
responsibility is the correct use of the
machine as per safety purposes. We
therefore recommend that you read it carefully,
particularly the paragraphs on warnings and use
modes and that you always keep it in its cover, if
possible together with the machine in order to
always have it at hand for further consultation.
1.2 GENERAL WARNINGS
1 The correct use of this machine involves the precise knowledge of this instruction manual
and of all the risks linked to incorrect use; this machine is therefore to be used only by
qualified staff.
2 The safety of the use of this machine is only guaranteed for the functions and the materials
listed in this instructions manual. THE MANUFACTURER will not assume any responsibility
in the case that the machine is used for purposes that are not listed and which do not
comply with the directions of use.
3 THE MANUFACTURER takes no responsibility as far as safety, liability and functioning of
the machine are concerned in the case that the warnings and the suggestions indicated in
this manual are not respected, in particular with regard to assembly, use, ordinary and
extraordinary maintenance, repairs.
4 The electrical system of the must conform to the Regulations CEI 64.8 (CENELEC HD 384
IEC 408). THE MANUFACTURER takes no responsibility in the case that the machine is not
correctly connected to the earth electrical supply and accordingly the required safety
devices are not set on the machine itself. Please refer to the section relative to the
characteristics of the electrical system.
5 For extraordinary maintenance and repairs only original spare parts are to be used. For any
repair please contact our assistance service. The must take responsibility for the perfect
functioning of the machine in the case that the machine has not been repaired or
maintained by THE MANUFACTURER authorized staff.
6 In case of hardware failure to your personal computer or monitor whilst in guarantee please
consult the general conditions you recieved with the computer and contact the nearest
authorized assistance company.
1.3 ENTERING DOCUMENTS
Please refer to the machine part number and model in case you wish to receive any
documentation relative to your machine, including spare parts. See chapter SPARE PARTS.

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CHAPTER 2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 MACHINE INTRODUCTION
POINT is a machine designed to drill panels in laminated and
non-laminated wooden chipboards, MDF, of a thickness of no
more than 35mm.
The operator interacts with the machine through the PC.
The operation of low 24Vdc voltage machine cycles takes
place through a P.L.C.
2.2 REFERENCE NORMS
Drillers have been designed and built in compliance with the European Dispositions:
2006/42/EC (MACHINE DISPOSITIONS).
2004/108/EC (E.M.C COMPATIBILITY).
2006/95/EC (LOW TENSION DISPOSITION).
2.3 SPECIFICATIONS
POINT bulk dimensions 1815x1335xh1600 mm.
Weight 820 KG.
Intake equipment capacity by 1 connecting with ø 120mm 850 m³/h.
Air consumption max. 60 NLt/min
Working pressure 0.6-0.8 MPa (6-8 ATM)
Horizontal displacement velocity panel on axis X 25m/min
Horizontal displacement velocity axis Z 15m/min
Horizontal displacement velocity axis Y 30m/min
Engine power, heads to drill 1,5 kW 2.27Hp
Amount of spindle revolutions 3500 RPM
MAX amount of horizontal spindles 2+2
MAX amount of vertical spindles 8
Horizontal spindle distance 32 mm.
Vertical spindle distance 32 mm.
ø MAX horizontal spindles 15mm
ø MAX vertical spindles N°7x15mm N°1x35mm
MAX horizontal drilling depth 35mm
MAX vertical drilling depth 43mm

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MAXIMUM PANEL DIMENSION
TOOL FEATURES
Vertical spindle cylindrical bits stems of 10 x 20 diameter and bits of Min. 30mm – Max
60mm (fitting not included).
Horizontal spindle cylindrical bits stems of 10 x 20 diameter and bits of Min. 30mm – Max
37.5mm (fitting not included).
Groove tool circular sawblades ø 120mm hole ø30mm
Router tool Collet ER32, tool diameter Max 20mm tool lenght Min. 30 Max 70mm
TOOLS OF THE VERTICAL SPINLDES AND ROUTER MUST HAVE EQUAL LENGTH
ABSORPTIONS MACHINE
The voltages listed below are available in all of our models, for special voltages please contact our
technical department.
Lenght Width Height
Size X Y Z
Min 270mm 150mm 12mm
Max 3000mm/30kg 920mm 35mm
Optional 220-240V
Absorption
(A)
380V
Absorption
(A)
415V
Absorption
(A)
460V
Absorption
(A)
Power
KW
without
optional 11,7 9,1 9,1 9,3 2,7
+ GROOVE 16,2 11,7 11,7 12,0 3,8
+ ROUTER 32,7 21,1 21,1 21,3 6,0

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THREE-PHASE +/-10 %
NETWORK FREQ. +/-2%
220 50/60
240 50/60
380 50/60
415 50
460 60
Using terms: room temperature 5-40°C. Humidity until 90% for a temperature of 20°C.
USING LIMITS
These machines have been designed to process the following materials:
1) solid wood
2) Panels of laminated and non-laminated chipboards
3) M.D.F.
4) Sundry compound materials, as long as they derive from wood
5)
Only the points in line with the features described in this handbook must be used.
2.4
MACHINE COMPOSITION
Drilling machine is provided with a non-assembled PC to make its shipment easier. The sale
standard composition is as follows:
Automatic multiple drilling machine equipped with:
•Customized PC and software
•2+2 horizontal drilling spindles
•8 vertical drilling spindles
•(OPTIONAL) n. 1 groove tool
•(OPTIONAL) n. 1 router tool
•Numerical control horizontal X axis (panel movement)
•Numerical control vertical Z axis
•Numerical control Y axis
•Machine lifting and transport system
The machine is provided with:
•a tool set
•operating system License
THIS MACHINE IS NOT DESIGNED TO BE USED WITH OTHER MATERIALS APART FROM
THE AFOREMENTIONED, ANY OTHER KIND OF USE OF THE MACHINE TO DRILL OTHER
MATERIALS AND WITH UNAPPROPIATE POINTS SHALL BE CONSIDERED AS AN
IMPROPER USE OF THE SAME. THESE MACHINES HAVE BEEIN DESIGNED AND BUILT TO
WORK IN SHELTERED INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, IF THE MACHINE IS WIRED UP IN
UNAPPROPRIATE ESTABLISHMENTS IT SHALL BE CONSIDERED AS AN IMPROPER USE
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CHAPTER 3 SECURITY
3.1 GENERAL SECURITY RULES
A. The person in charge of the machine must be trained in the right use of the machine,
its safety devices and additional tools.
B. The drilling devices provided with the machine must be fastened and adjusted
correctly.
C. The machine must undergo ordinary and extraordinary maintenance procedures at
the requested frequency.
D. The person in charge of the machine must wear appropriate clothing according to
security regulations regarding the type of activity that shall be performed,
(protection gloves, shoes, protection eyeglasses). Always keep in mind to avoid
using bracelets, ties, garments that could get entangled.
E. Respect a sufficient safety distance input and output drilling at input and output
drilling machine.Before starting any operation w ith the machine, be sure that around
the working area (see chart XXX) people or any other obstacles that could be
sources of danger are away from it.
F. Always use protective gloves when changing or checking tool
G. Don’t place inflammables near the machine, possible sparks could cause fires or
explosions.
H. The person in charge of the machine must pay great attention when switching on
the machine.
I. The person in charge of the machine must always reflect upon possible
consequences before coming up to the most dangerous areas with his hands.
J. The machine must always be switched off when not in use.
K. Before using it it’s necessary to pay attention to the following warnings:
-Check the wear of the tools.
-In case of worn points, we suggest to replace them before using the machine
following the procedure described in the chapter “POINT
REPLACEMENT/ASSEMBLY”.
L. General cleaning of the machine, the workspace and the floor is an important
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CAP. 4 INSTALLATION
4.1 MACHINE DISPLACEMENT
The machine must be lifted and transported only by a lifting truck or a forklift whose
forks are to be inserted under the base. See the following picture Use extreme
caution when lifting of relocating the machine so as to avoid any possible danger
due to sudden movements, which could provoke damage to people or objects. The
weight of the machine is cited on the identification plate attached to the side of the
machine itself.
4.2 MACHINE PLACING
The position of the machine must be performed on a firm surface suited to carry the weight of the
machine, any differences in level must be in line with building regulations. If the machine must be
placed on a mezzanine (upper floor) the supporting slab must be adapted to the weight of the
machine. Place the machine in an expedient position, according to operational requirements,
putting it where it’s easier to reach an electric line and near a connector for shaving suction. Place
the machine in a place where there’s enough light to guarantee the sight of each part of the
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Screw the 3 feet to the same projection
Screw the 2 screws by hand (no tools) making them pull over to the floor without forcing. Tighten
the locknuts
Should not press into the floor.
4.3 ASSEMBLY OF DISASSEMBLED PARTS
1) WARNING REMOVE LOCKING Y AXIS

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2) Set the keyboard support shelf 1
Block it with screws.
Then position mouse, keyboard and any barcode laser gun and connect the cables of provided
connectors placed under the shelf.
3) Place the intake cap
A) Remove rear cover

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B) Unlock the intake hood
C) Screw the intake cap
as shown
D) Connect the pipes
E) Replace the rear
cover

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4.4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
THE WIRE WITH 3 OPERATING HEADS MUST HAVE A MINIMUM SECTION OF MMQ. X 6.
NB. Recommendation: the machine must be
wired by skilled technicians.
To access the electrical system of the machine,
rotate the control activation knob (A) towards
position 0and open the gate (B) twisting off
the locks (C). The machine shouldn’t be wired until it’s been
placed on its right place.
Before wiring the machine, you must check that the electrical
system meets the following power and safety
requirements:
-presence of fuses or protection circuit breakers against short circuits on each wire line: L1-
L2-L3-N, except for the ground wire.
-the electrical system must meet IEC 408 regulations
-an equipotential ground system must be present.
Verify that the line voltage is equal to the voltage
marked on the tag of the powerboard. In case the
machine reports a different voltage from the line
voltage, please consult out technical department.
Pass the feeding wire through the specially
provided press wire (D) to avoid the entry of dust
inside the powerboard and compromise the
tightness and wire it to the line terminal and to the
ground connection terminal. it evidences to you in
the following figures
B
A
C
D

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Verify that the section of the feeding wire is able to support the power that the machine uses up in
full load. For greater safety, the wire must be protected from involuntary crushing by a raceway or
an anti-crushing sheathing.
Before beginning the work, verify that the rotation direction of the spindles corresponds to
the direction of the pointer applied to the drilling units. In case the spindles rotate in
opposite direction, you must reverse two phases in the line connection.
4.5 AIR CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS
Connect the machine to the air feeder using a tube with an inside
diameter of 10mm.
Connect the FRL group to the air piping. The group has a ½” Gas
(UNI – 339-66) threaded feeding hole. The minimum line pressure
must be of 0.8 MPa. This is necessary to guarantee a fast response
of the air cylinders and to avoid, during operation, a drop of the
pressure under 0.6 MPa.
4.6 INSTRUCTIONS CONNECTING INTAKE SYSTEM
Connect the intake system, the connection shown in the figure. Use
a tube inside diameter 120mm.
CAP. 5 CONTROL AND SAFETY DEVICES
5.1 COTROL DEVICES
-Main switch

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-USB gate for PC interface “1”
-Luminous engine button “2”
-Emergency stop “3”
-Key selector for horizontal extra-stroke reset “4”
-Button Start “5”
-Button +/- “6”
-Optional output selector panel. “8”
-Keyboard and mouse for PC interface “7”
-Reducer filter group
-Pressurers activation electrical pedal levers
-Button placement the left roller
-Frontal stop
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1 23
5
4 68

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5.2 SAFETY AND PROTECTION CATCH
-Emergency button
If you push this button the machine will stop. To restart its operation rotate
the button clockwise, then push the engine button.
-Emergency pedal rear seat (OPTIONAL)
If you push this button the machine will
stop. To restart its operation press the lock
device then push the engine button.
CHAPTER 6 MANUAL ADJUSTMENT I
Before start working the following parameters must be set:
6.1 Tools replacement
6.2 Mobile positioning shoulder
6.3 Filter group adjustment
6.1 BITS REPLACEMENT
1) Press the button n°2
2) Rotate selector n° 4into “Manual” position (right position)
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3) Press the button
4) Press the button ,wait the group has
stopped
5) Open lateral door
6) Insert or replace the tools. Tighten the screws to
lock tools ATTENTION TO THE DIRECTION OF
ROTATION
7) Optional GROOVE Remove the cover by unscrewing the
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8) Unscrewing or screwing the saw (see the picture)
9) ATTENTION TO THE DIRECTION OF ROTATION
10)Optional ROUTER : Remove the cover by unscrewing the
screws
11)Unscrewing or screwing
the tool see the picture

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12) ATTENTION TO THE DIRECTION OF ROTATION
13) close the side door
14)Press the button
15)On software press the button
16)In order to change equipping parameters it is necessary to type in
protection password.
17)Click on the button shown in the picture.
18)Select the icon shown in the picture
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