HSM-DUCTOR PNEUMATIC DUCTOR CONTROL SYSTEM KEYPAD QUICK REFERENCE

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HSM-DUCTOR PNEUMATIC DUCTOR CONTROL SYSTEM KEYPAD QUICK REFERENCE Systems Engineering Associates, Inc. 14989 West 69 th Avenue Arvada, Colorado 80007 USA Telephone: (303) 421-0484 Fax: (303) 421-8108 www.sea-seg.com 01/2004

HSM-DUCTOR PNEUMATIC DUCTOR CONTROL SYSTEM KEYPAD QUICK REFERENCE Copyright 2001 Systems Engineering Associates, Inc. All rights reserved!

CONTENTS Conventions Used in This Manual 1 1. Viewing Cyclic Ductor Counts 2 2. Resetting Cyclic Ductor Counts 3 3. Set Ductor Maximum Cycle Duration 4 4. Set Ductor Maximum ON Duration 5 5. Set Ductor Response Time Compensation 7 6. Set Ductor Color Gain 9 7. Enable / Disable Ductor Feedback 11 8. Selecting the Label Number 13 9. Light/Dark Color Adjustment 15 -i-

CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS MANUAL This manual is provided as a quick reference for entering parameters through the HSM-DUCTOR keypad. For complete details on the parameters that can be set through the HSM-DUCTOR keypad or for additional information on the HSM-DUCTOR in general, refer to the HSM-DUCTOR User s Manual. The following conventions are used through-out this manual. 1) This indicates to depress that key, one time. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) This indicates to press that key, two or more times as directed. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) Indicates to enter a numeric value on the numeric keypad. Enter the desired number by depressing the corresponding numeric keys and then press the ENTER key to enter the number. If keypad entry error is made while a number is being entered, simply press the ESC key. The number will revert back to the original value at which time the correct number can be re-entered. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -1-

SECTION 1 VIEWING CYCLIC DUCTOR COUNTS The Display Data menu displays the ductor cycling counts accumulated for each individual ink station. This selection displays Live data, 2 stations at a time. To display the Cyclic Ductor Counts, perform the following: 1) Press the Display Data key. Note: This key can be depressed when not viewing the main default display. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) The Ductor Cycling Counts for the first two stations is displayed on the first screen. Press the key to view the cycling counts for the next 2 stations or to advance through all the stations. Press the key to retard back to the previous display. RE -- DUCTOR CYCLING COUNTS -- 1:XXX,XXX,XXX 2:XXX,XXX,XXX RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) Once the counts for all stations have been observed, the display data menu will exit back to the main display screen. Press the ESC key to return to the main display at any time. RE -- DUCTOR CYCLING COUNTS -- 7:XXX,XXX,XXX 8:XXX,XXX,XXX RE 1 2 3 ENTER -2-

SECTION 2 RETING CYCLIC DUCTOR COUNTS The Reset Counts menu allows the user to reset the ductor cycling counts individually by selecting the station number or all stations by pressing the zero key. To Reset the cyclic ductor counts, perform the following: 1) Press the Reset Counts key. Note: This key can be depressed when not viewing the main default display. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) Using the numeric keypad select the station number of the ductor to be reset, or press the [0] key to automatically reset all ductor cycling counts. PRESS DUCTOR NUMBER TO RE COUNTS OR PRESS 0 TO RE ALL STATIONS RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) Press the ESC key to exit this menu and return to the main display without resetting any ductor counts. PRESS DUCTOR NUMBER TO RE COUNTS OR PRESS 0 TO RE ALL STATIONS RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -3-

SECTION 3 DUCTOR MAXIMUM CYCLE DURATION The Maximum Cycle Duration is set to 1/10 th of a can resolution. The range of this parameter is from 140 to 650 and defines the upper limit or the longest amount of time between ductor cycles. Care should be taken not to set this parameter too low, as this would restrict the operators range of adjustment. The Cycle duration is set individually for each ink station and is the rate at which ink is transferred from the fountain roll. Therefore if the desired maximum cycle duration is 35.0 cans, then enter the number 350. To set the ductor Maximum Cycle Duration, perform the following: 1) Press the Set Up key, Note: The Set Up key is only enabled when the Set-up Enable input is ON. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) On the numeric keypad, enter the desired Maximum Cycle Duration in 0.1 cans resolution and press ENTER. Note: The range is 140 to 650 (0.1 cans). RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- MAXIMUM CYCLE DURATION (0.1 CANS): 500 RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) The Maximum Cycle Duration is now set. Press ESC to return to the main display. RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- MAXIMUM ON DURATION (0.1 CANS): 200 RE 1 2 3 ENTER -4-

SECTION 4 DUCTOR MAXIMUM ON DURATION The maximum On duration is set to 1/10 th of a can resolution. The range of this parameter is from 0 to 200 and defines the upper limit or the longest amount of time the ductor roll can be in contact with the fountain roll. The On duration is set individually for each ink station and is the amount of time the ductor roll is in contact with the fountain roll. To set the Maximum ON Duration, perform the following: 1) Press the Set Up key. Note: The Set Up key is only enabled when the Set-up Enable input is ON. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) Press the key until the Maximum ON Duration prompt is displayed. RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- MAXIMUM CYCLE DURATION (0.1 CANS): 500 RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) On the numeric keypad, enter the desired Maximum ON Duration in 0.1 cans resolution and press ENTER. Note: The range is 0 to 200 (0.1 cans). RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- MAXIMUM ON DURATION (0.1 CANS): 200 RE 1 2 3 ENTER -5-

SECTION 4 DUCTOR MAXIMUM ON DURATION 4) The Maximum ON Duration is now set. Press ESC to return to the main display. RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- RESPONSE TIME COMPENSATION (msec): 25 RE 1 2 3 ENTER -6-

SECTION 5 DUCTOR RESPONSE TIME COMPENSATION The response time compensation parameters is used to adjust the On duration based on the difference between the ON and off response time of the ductor solenoid. As and example, if the ON response time were 40 msec. and the off response time was 15 msec., then this parameter would need to be set to 25 msec. The ON response time is defined as the time ductor is activated to the time it comes in contact with the fountain roll. The off response time is the time the ductor is deactivated to the time it lifts off of the fountain roll. If the optional feedback sensors are to be used, this parameter should be set to zero. To set the Response Time Compensation, perform the following: 1) Press the Set Up key. Note: The Set Up key is only enabled when the Set-up Enable input is ON. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) Press the key until the Response Time Compensation prompt is displayed. RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- MAXIMUM CYCLE DURATION (0.1 CANS): 500 RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) On the numeric keypad, enter the desired Response Time Compensation in msec and press ENTER. Note: The range is 0 to 65 (msec). RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- RESPONSE TIME COMPENSATION (msec): 25 RE 1 2 3 ENTER -7-

SECTION 5 DUCTOR RESPONSE TIME COMPENSATION 4) The Response Time Compensation is now set. Press ESC to return to the main display. RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- GAIN (CG-100% PER 2000CPM): 100% RE 1 2 3 ENTER -8-

SECTION 6 DUCTOR GAIN This parameter allows the color density to be increased proportionately up or down as a function of machine speed. The valid range of this parameter is 50% to 150% per 2000 CPM. When set to 100%, no increase or decrease, as a function of speed will occur. When set to 50%, the color density will drop 50% from 0 to 2000CPM. When set to 150% the color density will increase by 50% from 0 to 2000CPM. This parameter is used to compensate for ink atomization (misting) as a function of speed (higher speed = proportionately higher ink misting). To set the Color Gain, perform the following: 1) Press the Set Up key. Note: The Set Up key is only enabled when the Set-up Enable input is ON. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) Press the key until the Color Gain (CG-100% per 2000cpm) prompt is displayed. RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- MAXIMUM CYCLE DURATION (0.1 CANS): 500 RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) On the numeric keypad, enter the desired Color Gain press ENTER. -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- GAIN (CG-100% PER 2000CPM): 100% Note: The range is 50% to 150%. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -9-

SECTION 6 DUCTOR GAIN 4) The Color Gain is now set. Press ESC to return to the main display. -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- DUCTOR #1 FEEDBACK ENABLED (0=N,1=Y): N RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -10-

SECTION 7 ENABLE / DISABLE DUCTOR FEEDBACK The HSM-DUCTOR can interface with sensors mounted on the machine which sense the actuation of the ductors. This provides a feedback from each ductor to verify that the ductor is cycling correctly (air cylinder or solenoid has not failed). These feedback sensors generally are used to sense the ductor actuation arm and must toggle "on" and "off" every time the ductor cycles. This feature is optional and can be individually disabled if the sensors are not installed. If the ductor feedback sensors are to be used, enable the particular stations that have feedback. If the ductor feedback is not used, disable all stations. This parameter enables the individual feedback faults and should only be enabled when the optional feedback sensors are used. Once enabled, the M4500 will verify that the ductor is cycling properly. If a ductor is not detected as cycling properly, the Ductor Feedback Fault is energized, indicating a problem with the ductor cycling control. If a Ductor Feedback Fault does occur, the ductors should be manually activated to verify proper cycling operation, as well as, the sensor for proper feedback operation. The feedback sensor should be set such that it is only ON when the ductor is in contact with the fountain roll. To enable or disable the Ductor Feedback option, perform the following: 1) Press the Set Up key. Note: The Set Up key is only enabled when the Set-up Enable input is ON. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) Press the key until the Ductor #1 Feedback Enabled prompt is displayed. RE -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- MAXIMUM CYCLE DURATION (0.1 CANS): 500 RE 1 2 3 ENTER -11-

SECTION 7 ENABLE / DISABLE DUCTOR FEEDBACK 3) On the numeric keypad, enter the desired state of the Feedback option. Press the [1] key to enable the ductor feedback, press [0] to disable the ductor feedback. -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- DUCTOR #1 FEEDBACK ENABLED (0=N,1=Y): N RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 4) Continue to set the feedback option for the rest of the ductors. -- CYCLIC DUCTOR -- DUCTOR #2 FEEDBACK ENABLED (0=N,1=Y): N RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 5) The Ductor Feedback option is now set. Press ESC to return to the main display. -- PNEUMATIC DUCTOR -- DUCTOR #8 FEEDBACK ENABLED (0=N,1=Y): N RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -12-

SECTION 8 SELECTING THE LABEL NUMBER The current label number defines how much ink will be transferred to the ductor rolls. Once a label has been set-up, it can be recalled the next time the label is run. Changing the label number automatically resets the ductors duty cycle control. The current label number cannot be changed if the decorator is not at zero speed. To select a Label Number, perform the following: 1) Press the Color Control key. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) Enter the 5 digit passcode on the numeric keypad and press ENTER. -- ADJUSTMENT (DUCTOR CONTROL) -- ENTER PASSCODE:***** Note: The passcode is set by the user as desired. Refer to the HSM-DUCTOR User s Manual for details on setting the passcode. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 3) Use the Numeric keypad to enter the desired label number and press ENTER or simply press the or keys. -- ADJUSTMENT (DUCTOR CONTROL) -- SELECT LABEL TO ADJUST: 00 RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -13-

SECTION 8 SELECTING THE LABEL NUMBER 4) The Label Number is now set. Press ESC to return to the main display. LABEL:00 STATION:1 ON DURATION:00.0 DENSITY:00.0% CYCLE DURATION:35.0 RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -14-

SECTION 9 LIGHT/DARK ADJUSTMENT The On duration and Cycle duration for each ink station can be set individually for each label number. The On duration can be viewed as a Course adjustment and the Cycle duration can be viewed as a Fine adjustment. Observe how changing either the On duration or Cycle duration, changes the relative Color Density. Note: If an ink station is not used, simply set its On duration to zero to disable the cycling operation. Use the Color Density display as an indication of the amount of ink being transferred by the ductor. Different settings of the On and Cycle durations will achieve the same Color Density. Note: To reduce Light and Dark variations in print between cycle times, adjust both the On duration and Cycle duration down to achieve the same Color Density. For a new label or existing label that needs color adjustment, perform the following. To adjust the either the On Duration or the Cycle Duration, perform the following: 1) Press the Color Control key. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 2) Enter the 5 digit passcode on the numeric keypad and press ENTER. -- ADJUSTMENT (DUCTOR CONTROL) -- ENTER PASSCODE:***** Note: The passcode is set by the user as desired. Refer to the HSM-DUCTOR User s Manual for details on setting the passcode. RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -15-

SECTION 7 ADJUSTING THE INK STATION CONTROL 3) Use the Numeric keypad to enter the desired label number and press ENTER or simply press the or keys. -- ADJUSTMENT (DUCTOR CONTROL) -- SELECT LABEL TO ADJUST: 00 RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 4) Press the or keys to select either the On Duration or Cycle Duration of the desired ink station. LABEL:00 STATION:1 ON DURATION:00.0 DENSITY:00.0% CYCLE DURATION:35.0 RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER 5) Use the Numeric keypad to enter the desired value and press ENTER or simply press the or keys to change value by one. If either the key or the key is held down, the value will continuously increase or decrease. LABEL:00 STATION:1 ON DURATION:00.0 DENSITY:00.0% CYCLE DURATION:35.0 RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -16-

SECTION 9 LIGHT/DARK ADJUSTMENT 6) The On Duration or Cycle Duration is now set. Press ESC to return to the main display, or press the or keys to select another ink station to adjust. LABEL:00 STATION:1 ON DURATION:00.0 DENSITY:00.0% CYCLE DURATION:35.0 RE RE 1 2 3 ENTER -17-