Wintriss wpc 2000 User manual

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Changes for Revision F of the WPC 2000 Option 2
User Manual (1130700)
This revision of the WPC 2000 Option 2 User Manual covers software version 2.00 and higher. This
manual also reflects the following associated product versions:
•SmartPAC PRO firmware version 10.40 or higher
•SmartPAC 2 firmware version 16.26 or higher
•WPC 2000 version 6.39 or higher.
The changes include:
•Added SmartPAC PRO screens and functions
•Revised Lube 1 Frequency maximum value to 65535 strokes or 283 minutes on the Press
Lubrication Setup screen (Chapter 3 –Setting Option 2 Initialization Parameters)
•Added ACTUATIONS setting for Monitor Switch Count on the Press Lubrication Setup
screen (Chapter 3 –Setting Option 2 Initialization Parameters)
•Revised documentation of fault code F160 (Chapter 6 –Troubleshooting)
•Added new fault code F149 (Chapter 6 –Troubleshooting)
•Added new fault code F163 (Chapter 6 –Troubleshooting)

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 –Introduction...................................................................................................17
Expanded User Inputs....................................................................................................................17
Hydraulic Overload Control ..........................................................................................................18
Flywheel Brake Control.................................................................................................................19
Other Standard Features.................................................................................................................20
Motor Current Readout ...........................................................................................................20
Top-Stop Output Relay for Auxiliary Devices........................................................................20
Dual Safety Valve (DSV) Reset..............................................................................................20
Lube Control..................................................................................................................................20
Lube 1......................................................................................................................................20
Monitor 1 and 2.......................................................................................................................21
Speed Control ................................................................................................................................21
Specifications.................................................................................................................................22
Chapter 2 –Installation.....................................................................................................23
Installing the Option 2 Board.........................................................................................................23
Replacing Option 2 Firmware........................................................................................................26
Wiring User Inputs.........................................................................................................................28
Wiring Hydraulic Overload Inputs and Outputs............................................................................31
Wiring Flywheel Brake Inputs and Outputs ..................................................................................32
Wiring Top Stop Outputs...............................................................................................................32
Wiring Lube Control Inputs and Outputs ......................................................................................32
Wiring Analog Speed Control Inputs and Outputs........................................................................34
Installing and Wiring a Motor Current Transducer .......................................................................35
Installing the Transducer.........................................................................................................35
Wiring the Transducer.............................................................................................................35
Chapter 3 –Setting Option 2 Initialization Parameters...................................................39
Accessing the SmartPAC PRO Main Initialization Menu.............................................................39
Making and Viewing User Input Settings......................................................................................39
Setting User Input Stop Type and Name.................................................................................39
Viewing the Status of User Inputs...........................................................................................42
Accessing the Lube/Speed/Flywheel Brake Init. Menu.................................................................43
Making Flywheel Brake and Related Settings...............................................................................44
Setting Flywheel Brake Initialization Parameters...................................................................46
Enabling the “Dead Motor Inch” Feature................................................................................46
Setting Top Stop Output Mode................................................................................................47
Setting Maximum Transducer and Motor Current..................................................................47
Making Lube Control Settings.......................................................................................................48
Setting Lube 1 Initialization Parameters .................................................................................52
Setting Monitor 1 and 2 Initialization Parameters...................................................................54
Making Speed Control Settings.....................................................................................................58
Resetting a Dual Safety Valve (DSV)............................................................................................60
Viewing the Status of Option 2 Inputs and Outputs ......................................................................61
Chapter 4 –Setting Press Speeds in Program Mode......................................................63
Chapter 5 –Using Option 2 in Run Mode ........................................................................67
Calibrating Speed Control Settings................................................................................................67

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Adjusting Press Speed................................................................................................................... 71
Monitoring Motor Current............................................................................................................. 72
Operating the Press in “Dead Motor Inch”.................................................................................... 74
Chapter 6 –Troubleshooting ...........................................................................................75
General Faults................................................................................................................................ 75
User Input Faults........................................................................................................................... 78
Hydraulic Overload Faults ............................................................................................................ 79
Flywheel Brake Faults................................................................................................................... 82
DSV Faults.................................................................................................................................... 82
Lube Faults.................................................................................................................................... 83
Speed Control Faults ..................................................................................................................... 85
Appendix A –Option 2 User Input Setup Sheet.............................................................87
Appendix B –Lube Control Setup Guide.......................................................................89
Index..................................................................................................................................91
Figures at End of Manual
Figure 1. WPC 2000 Plus Option 2 User Input External Wiring
Figure 2. WPC 2000 Option 2 External Wiring
List of Figures
Figure 2-1. Option 2 Board Installed on WPC 2000 Main Processor Board....................................... 24
Figure 2-2. Option 2 Board: Location of Important Components ....................................................... 29
Figure 2-3. Option 2 Board: LED Map................................................................................................ 37
Figure 3-1. SmartPAC PRO Main Initialization Menu........................................................................ 39
Figure 3-2. WPC Initialization Menu .................................................................................................. 40
Figure 3-3. Change User Interlocks Screen......................................................................................... 40
Figure 3-4. Press Control User Interlock Menu for Group 2 User Inputs............................................ 41
Figure 3-5. WPC Initialization Menu .................................................................................................. 42
Figure 3-6. Display WPC Input Status Screen..................................................................................... 42
Figure 3-7. WPC Interlock Group 2 Input Status Screen..................................................................... 43
Figure 3-8. SmartPAC PRO Main Initialization Menu........................................................................ 43
Figure 3-9. Lube/Speed/Flywheel Brake Initialization Menu.............................................................. 44
Figure 3-10. Flywheel Brake Setup Screen ......................................................................................... 44
Figure 3-11. Lube/Speed/Flywheel Brake Initialization Menu............................................................ 48
Figure 3-12. View or Change Lubrication Setup Menu....................................................................... 49
Figure 3-13. Press Lubrication Setup Screen....................................................................................... 49
Figure 3-14. Press Lubrication Setup Screen, INTERVAL................................................................. 55
Figure 3-15. Press Lubrication Setup Screen, ACTUATIONS ........................................................... 55
Figure 3-16. Press Lubrication Setup Screen with Monitor Switch Count Interval ............................ 55
Figure 3-17. Press Lubrication Setup Screen with Monitor Switch Count Actuations........................ 56
Figure 3-18. Lube/Speed/Flywheel Brake Initialization Menu............................................................ 58
Figure 3-19. Press Speed Setup Screen................................................................................................ 59
Figure 3-20. Dual Safety Valve Reset Function on WPC Initialization Menu.................................... 60
Figure 3-21. Display WPC Input Status Screen................................................................................... 61

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Figure 3-22. WPC 2000 Option 2 I/O Status Screen............................................................................62
Figure 4-1. Edit Tool Program Menu...................................................................................................64
Figure 4-2. Press Control Parameters Screen.......................................................................................64
Figure 5-1. Main Run Menu.................................................................................................................68
Figure 5-2. Press Control Run Screen..................................................................................................68
Figure 5-3. Run Screen Showing PRESS SPEED While Press Is Running.........................................69
Figure 5-4. Press Control Run Screen Displaying Maximum Speed Values.......................................70
Figure 5-5. Press Control Run Screen Displaying Minimum Speed Values........................................70
Figure 5-6. Press Control Run Screen Displaying Motor Speed..........................................................71
Figure 5-7. Press Control Screen in Run..............................................................................................73
Figure 5-8. Motor Current Readings on Press Control Run Screen.....................................................73
Figure 6-1. Error Code Message ..........................................................................................................75
List of Tables
Table 1-1. Option 2 Specifications.......................................................................................................22
Table 2-1. Option 2 Board: CAN Bus Wiring Connections (TB605)..................................................25
Table 2-2. Option 2 Board: User Input Wiring Connections (TB601)................................................30
Table 2-3. Option 2 Board: Lube Control and Other Input Connections (TB603) ............................33
Table 2-4. Option 2 Board: Lube Control and Other Output Connections (TB606)..........................33
Table 2-5. Option 2 Board: Speed Control Connections (TB604).....................................................36
Table 3-1. Flywheel Brake Setup Screen Settings ...............................................................................45
Table 3-2. Press Lubrication Setup Screen Settings.............................................................................50
Table 3-3. Actuations Check Frequency ..............................................................................................57
Table 3-4. Press Speed Setup Screen Settings......................................................................................59
Table 4-1. Press Control Parameters Screen Settings...........................................................................65
Table 5-1. Press Control Run Screen Settings......................................................................................72
Table 6-1. WPC 2000 Option 2 User Input Fault Codes......................................................................78

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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
NOTICE
The Option 2 can be used with the integration of SmartPAC 2 or SmartPAC PRO with WPC 2000.
This manual refers to SmartPAC PRO and shows SmartPAC PRO screens. SmartPAC 2 screens
are similar and you can use these instructions with either version of SmartPAC, except where
noted.
This manual shows you how to install, wire, program, operate, and troubleshoot WPC 2000 Option 2.
Option 2 is a WPC 2000 daughter board that provides expanded user inputs and hydraulic overload
and flywheel brake control. Lube and speed control are available as options.
Chapter 1 presents an overview of Option 2 standard and optional features and provides Option 2
specifications.
Chapter 2 shows you how to install and wire the Option 2 board and upgrade Option 2 firmware.
Chapter 3 shows you how to make settings for Option 2 functions in SmartPAC PRO Initialization
mode.
Chapter 4 shows you how to establish speed settings for each tool in Program mode.
Chapter 5 shows you how to use Option 2 in Run mode. The chapter covers how to calibrate speed
settings, adjust speed settings, monitor motor load percentage, and operate the press in “dead motor
inch.”
Chapter 6 provides explanations of the Option 2 fault messages that display on your SmartPAC PRO
panel and shows you how to correct these faults.
Appendix A provides a setup sheet for Option 2 user inputs on which you can document the stop type
and name you have assigned to each input.
Appendix B provides a lube control setup guide that explains by field the lube control settings you
can make in Initialization mode.
Wiring diagrams at the end of the manual provide detailed wiring schematics to help you install and
wire your Option 2.
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Chapter 1 –Introduction
NOTICE
The Option 2 can be used with the integration of SmartPAC 2 or SmartPAC PRO with WPC 2000.
This manual refers to SmartPAC PRO and shows SmartPAC PRO screens. SmartPAC 2 screens
are similar and you can use these instructions with either version of SmartPAC, except where
noted.
Option 2 is a “daughter” board that can be added to the WPC 2000 Main Processor board in WPC
2000 systems integrated with SmartPAC 2 or SmartPAC PRO. In order to use Option 2 functionality,
you must be running at least the following version levels:
•SmartPAC PRO version 10.40 or higher
•SmartPAC 2 version 16.26 or higher
•WPC 2000 version 6.39 or higher.
Option 2 comes with the following standard features:
•Expanded user inputs (up to 24 additional) for monitoring auxiliary press functions
•Hydraulic overload monitoring and control
•Flywheel brake monitoring and control
•Motor current readout with optional current transducer
You can purchase optional lube control firmware that provides the capability to control and monitor
one lubrication system and monitor two additional lube systems. Optional speed control firmware
enables you to program speeds used on a variable-speed press by operating mode and tool.
Expanded User Inputs
Option 2 increases the number of user inputs available for connection of auxiliary devices to WPC
2000. User inputs allow you to monitor auxiliary press functions such as oil pressure, conveyors, etc.
and provide additional press protection and operator safety.
Up to 7 non-control-reliable inputs and up to 2 pairs of control-reliable, cross-checked inputs are
standard on WPC 2000 units. The Option 2 board enables you to connect up to 20 additional non-
control-reliable inputs and up to 4 additional control-reliable, cross-checked input pairs to WPC 2000.
Option 2 user inputs, like WPC 2000 standard inputs, are programmed to stop the press whenever
connected equipment malfunctions. The type of stop (e.g., top stop, emergency stop, etc.) is
determined by the setting programmed for that input.
All inputs are set to E-stop by default except for inputs 21, 30, 36/37, and 38/39, which are set to E-
stop/Lockout. You can change default stop-type settings at the SmartPAC PRO control (see Setting
User Input Stop Type and Name, page 39).
Non-control-reliable user inputs (i.e., inputs12-31) can be set to Top-stop, Top-stop/Lockout (a new
setting), E-stop, E-stop/Lockout, or Unused. Control-reliable input pairs 32/33, 34/35, 36/37, and
38/39 can be set to E-stop or E-stop/ Lockout. A setup sheet on which you can document stop type
assignments for user inputs is provided in Appendix A, page 87.

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The new Top-stop/Lockout setting is also an option for WPC 2000 standard inputs 1-7 on units with
newer versions of code.
When any equipment connected via Option 2 user inputs to WPC 2000 issues a stop command by
opening a normally closed (N/C) input, WPC 2000 signals the press to perform the stop type
programmed for that input and displays the input’s fault code on the SmartPAC PRO display (see
Table 6-1, page 78 for a list of the fault codes assigned to Option 2 user inputs).
When a stop command is issued for any inputs programmed as E-stop/Lockout or Top-stop/ Lockout,
the lockout relay also opens, causing “Loc” to appear on the display. The “Loc” message must be
cleared (by turning the Stroke Select key switch to OFF, then to INCH) before the press can be
restarted.
User inputs 12 through 21 have an input type of NPN. User inputs 22 through 31 and all cross-
checked input pairs are PNP.
Instructions for wiring user inputs are provided starting on page 28. Procedures for setting user input
stop type and name begin on page 39, and you can learn how to view user input status starting on
page 42. User input faults are documented beginning on page78.
Hydraulic Overload Control
This standard Option 2 feature provides the capability of monitoring the state of a press equipped
with a hydraulic overload system, emergency-stopping the press when a hydraulic overload occurs
and providing the logic necessary to repressurize the hydraulic overload system when the overload
condition has been cleared.
Option 2 monitors the normally closed pressure switch on the hydraulic overload system and,
whenever the switch opens, signals a hydraulic overload fault. As long as the pressure switch is open,
Option 2 prevents the press from being re-started. To clear the fault condition and restart the press,
the operator must place the press in Inch mode and “inch” the ram to the top of its stroke.
The direction in which the press should be inched to Top Dead Center (TDC) depends on the
crankshaft angle at which the press has been emergency-stopped. If the press is e-stopped at or after
Bottom Dead Center (BDC), the operator should inch the press in a forward direction. If the press is
e-stopped before BDC, the operator should reverse the motor and inch the press to TDC in a reverse
direction. (If the press motor cannot be reversed at the control, an electrician may have to change
wiring at the motor.) Error messages that display on the SmartPAC PRO console guide the operator
in returning the press to TDC in the correct direction.
Option 2 looks for the return of the ram to TDC between crankshaft angles 270° and 30°. When
Option 2 sees the ram within this window, the hydraulic overload pump is restarted and the hydraulic
overload system repressurized.
Wiring instructions for hydraulic overload inputs and outputs are provided starting on page 31.
Hydraulic overload faults are documented beginning on page 79.

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Flywheel Brake Control
This standard feature allows you to monitor and control the operation of a flywheel brake on presses
equipped with this device.
•When the main motor is turned ON, the Option 2 turns ON its relay to release the brake. This is
also when the Option 2 checks that the input, #467 on TB603, turns ON.
•When the main motor is turned OFF, the Option 2 turns OFF its output.
Flywheel brake control is implemented via an output relay with a normally open (N/O) and a
normally closed (N/C) set of contacts. In most cases, the N/O contacts will be used, and closing the
contacts will release the flywheel brake.
Monitoring of the flywheel brake is accomplished via an input that senses the state of a pressure or
limit switch, which indicates whether the flywheel brake has been released. The type of switch (i.e.,
pressure or limit) used to monitor the flywheel brake is specified in Initialization mode.
Whenever the main motor is turned on, Option 2 monitors the limit or pressure switch associated with
the flywheel brake to make sure the brake is released and, if the brake is applied, stops the main
motor by opening the lockout relay on the DSV/Lockout Relay daughter board on the WPC 2000
Main Processor board. A fault message is displayed on the SmartPAC PRO console.
Whenever the main motor is turned off, Option 2 turns on an output to engage the brake and bring the
flywheel to a stop.
Flywheel brake monitoring can be disabled, using an Initialization mode setting. When this setting is
selected, there is no need to wire a switch to Option 2, and Option 2, therefore, does not know the
flywheel brake position. However, the flywheel brake output can still be activated and the flywheel
brake controlled.
If your Option 2 has the speed control feature and your motor drive has a tachometer feedback output,
you can program the flywheel brake so that it is applied whenever the operator changes the operating
mode of the press to one with a slower speed (e.g., from Continuous to Single-stroke, or from Single-
stroke to Inch). This feature is enabled in Initialization mode by selecting a “pulsed” brake action.
You can also specify the length of the pulse. When the “Pulsed” setting is selected, the flywheel brake
is applied in pulses, with a 1-second interval between pulses, whenever press speed changes. The
brake is not pulsed when the main motor is turned off.
If you have speed control and your motor drive has tachometer feedback, you can also use Option 2’s
“Holding” feature, which applies the flywheel brake only when the flywheel has come to a stop. This
feature is also called a parking brake.
If you enable the Dead Motor Inch option in Initialization, the flywheel brake is not applied when the
motor is turned off with the Stroke Select key switch in the INCH position. This option allows the
press to continue stroking after the main motor has been turned off as long as the operator presses the
Run/Inch button(s) while the flywheel is still turning. Once the flywheel stops turning, the flywheel
brake is applied.
Wiring connections for flywheel brake inputs and outputs are provided starting on page 32. Settings
you can make in Initialization mode are documented starting on page 46. Directions for using the
Dead Motor Inch feature in Run mode are given beginning on page 74. Flywheel brake fault
messages are documented starting on page 82.

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Other Standard Features
Motor Current Readout
This standard Option 2 feature allows you to monitor the maximum and minimum percent of load on
the press motor during each stroke. In order to supply Option 2 with motor current readings, you must
install a self-powered motor current transducer with a 0-10 VDC output on one of the conductors
feeding your AC motor.
To enable the current drawn by your motor to be scaled to transducer output and displayed as percent
of motor load in SmartPAC PRO, you must specify in Initialization mode the rated amperage of your
motor and the high value in the output range of the motor current transducer.
Instructions for installing and wiring a motor current transducer are provided starting on page 35.
Initialization settings are covered beginning on page 47. Help with viewing and interpreting the motor
current readout in Run mode is given starting on page 72.
Top-Stop Output Relay for Auxiliary Devices
This standard Option 2 feature provides an extra set of dry contacts that can be set to follow the
SmartPAC PRO/WPC 2000 Top-stop string. If you correctly wire a piece of auxiliary equipment to
the Option 2 board and select the Top-Stop setting in SmartPAC PRO Initialization, Option 2 will
send a 1-second top-stop signal to the auxiliary device whenever the Top-Stop button on the operator
station is pressed or the Top-stop string is opened.
The top-stop output relay contacts are normally open (N/O) but held closed. When a Top-Stop
command is issued, the contacts open for 1 second.
Top-stop output wiring instructions are provided starting on page 32. Directions for enabling the Top-
stop function in Initialization mode are given on page 47
Dual Safety Valve (DSV) Reset
If you do not use the Option 2 Top-Stop feature, the same set of dry contacts can be used to send a
300 ms pulse to reset a Dual Safety Valve (DSV) whenever the valve is faulted.
Instructions for wiring a DSV are provided starting on page 32. Directions for enabling the DSV
Reset function in Initialization mode are given on page 47. To reset a DSV fault, refer to page 60. The
DSV fault message is documented on page 82.
Lube Control
If your Option 2 firmware has the lube control feature, you can control, program and monitor one
lubrication system and program and monitor up to two additional lubrication systems.
Lube 1
The Lube 1 function is designed for lubrication systems that must dispense an initial coating of
lubricant to press components, such as the counterbalance cylinders, that require a controlled amount
of lubrication before the press begins to operate.
Lube 1 controls operation of a lube control valve or other device during both an initial lube session
that occurs before the press is engaged and periodic lube sessions that are initiated after clutch