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The CNC Processor menu is redesigned to include 5 new tab menus.
 
The CNC Processor menu is redesigned to include 5 new tab menus.
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Read the details below. 
  
  
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[[image:Cncprocessor_tabmenus.jpg|500px]]
  
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor.jpg|500px]]
  
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The original command was inserted like this:
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<pre>
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====Movie Reviewing Changes====
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AllCrossSlidesAdvance = cto:6000
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View a movie of this revised menu [http://www.advancedtubular.com/cncbender/movies/cncbender_processormenu.html here]
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</pre>
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The new logic checks for both clamp and pressure die open before it will allow for the carriage to cross slide.  If either of these dies is not fully retracted, the AllCrossSlideHome is skipped:
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor_movie.jpg|300px|]]<br>
  
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<pre>
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====Menu: Incoming Messages====
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[IF] AND, input=Input_ClampIsHome_Begin, input=Input_PressureDieIsHome_Begin
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  [DISPLAY] Next Step: (Center Carriage) Home All Cross Slides
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  AllCrossSlidesHome = cto:6000
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  [DISPLAY] Completed: (Center Carriage) Home All Cross Slides
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[END]
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</pre>
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<ul>
  
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This new logic allows for option combinations that were not possible before.  For example,  RECAPTURE and FEED AWAY FROM DIES can now be enabled together.
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The INCOMING MESSAGES menu now allows you to show an long-term history log:<br><br>
  
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor_historylog.jpg|500px]]
  
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</ul>
  
 
<br><br>
 
<br><br>
  
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] Changed a Range Error Message for Clarity===
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====Menu: Machine Lube====
  
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A range error message was changed by adding the RADIUS CHANGE information to help users find a solution this problem:
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<ul>
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The new MACHINE LUBE tab has new controls and features:<br><br>
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor_machinelube.jpg|500px]]
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<br><br>
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The machine lube setup is control from the CNCProcessor.cfg file in the c:\cnc\config folder.
  
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<table cellpadding="15">
 
<table cellpadding="15">
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<tr><td width=5></td>
 
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<td width=300 bgcolor="#f0f0f0">
 
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<font size=5><b>Immediate Message</b><br><br></font>
 
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Range Error - According to the RADIUS CHANGE Interference Zone value in the TOOL page the Cross Slide Would Have Collided With The Pressure Die.  <b>If this is not the case, then adjust the RADIUS CHANGE Interference Zone value.</b>
 
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</td></tr></table>
 
  
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<tr>
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<td width=150 bgcolor="#cccccc">
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<font size=5>New Features in Machine Lube</font></td>
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<td width=300 bgcolor="#cceec2"><font size=5>Description</font></td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
  
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] Production Cycle Time Value===
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<td bgcolor="#ccc5f5">
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<font size=3>Use Pulse or Constant Output</font></td>
  
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The "Complete Cycle Time" is changed to "Production Cycle Time" and now provides the overall time from part to part.
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<td bgcolor="#cceec2">
  
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This indicator shows how CNC Processor is set to handle the output point for the machine lube.  The output can be toggled on and off (pulse) or switched on for the entire period of lube (constant).
 
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<br><br>
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This value is controlled in the Machine Lube section of the CNCProcessor.cfg file:
  
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<b>
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[Machine Lube]<br>
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Pulse Machine Lube Pump= 0<br>
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</b>
  
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New General Dynamic Option - PD Set Pressure ===
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A value of 1 indicates PULSE.  A value of 0 indicates CONSTANT.  CONSTANT is the default setting.
  
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If this option is enabled, then the PD Set Pressure Output Points are enabled using the new SetPDPressureOutputPoints command.
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</td>
  
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[[image:PD_set_Pressure_Output_Points_enable.jpg]]
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td bgcolor="#ccc5f5">
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<font size=3>Watch for input to indicate lube complete</font></td>
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<td bgcolor="#cceec2">
  
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This indicator shows how CNC Processor is set to determine if the machine lube is completed.  If an input is examined to determine if the machine lube is complete, then CNC Processor will activate the output for the duration entered in the setup, then begin examining the input indicated in the configuration.
 
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<br><br>
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This value is controlled in the Machine Lube section of the CNCProcessor.cfg file:
  
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] Changed Terminology===
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<b>
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[Machine Lube]<br>
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Watch For Machine Lube Complete Input= 1<br>
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</b>
  
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The following terms are changed in CNC Bender user interface:
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A value of 1 indicates watch for INPUT after the duration.  A value of 0 indicates only run for the DURATION.
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See below for how to set the input name.
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td bgcolor="#ccc5f5">
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<font size=3>CIO Input Name to Watch for Lube Complete</font></td>
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<td bgcolor="#cceec2">
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The input name is set in the CIO section of CNCProcessor.cfg:<br>
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<b>
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[CIO]<br>
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CIO Name of Input Machine Lube Complete=Input_MachineLubeComplete_End<br>
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</b>
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</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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</ul>
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<br><br>
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====Menu: Zones / Dies====
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<ul>
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The ZONES / DIES menu shows the current Interference Zones and Die value setup that has been transferred to CNC Processor:<br><br>
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor_zonesdies.jpg|500px]]
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</ul>
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<br><br>
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====Menu: Actions / Commands====
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<ul>
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The ACTIONS / COMMANDS menu now shows buttons that will allow for actions and commands to be sent to CNC Processor:<br><br>
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor_actionscommands.jpg|500px]]
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<br><br>
  
  
 
<table cellpadding="15">
 
<table cellpadding="15">
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<tr>
 
<tr>
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<td></td>
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<td width=150 bgcolor="#cccccc">
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<td width=200 bgcolor="#b0c8fa"><b>ORIGINAL</b></td>
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<font size=5>New Features in Actions / Commands</font></td>
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<td width=200 bgcolor="#fae8b0"><b>NEW</b></td>
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<td width=300 bgcolor="#cceec2"><font size=5>Description</font></td>
 
</tr>
 
</tr>
  
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<tr>
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<td bgcolor="#ccc5f5">
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor_actionscommands_showciosetup.jpg]]
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<font size=3>Show CIO Setup</font></td>
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<td bgcolor="#cceec2">
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CNC Processor has knowledge of certain key CIO objects based on the setup in the CNCProcessor.cfg file.  Each of these are listed in the [CIO] section of the configuration file.
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This new button sends a command to CNC Processor requesting a report of these CIO names and indexes.    Use this to confirm that the CIO names are setup in CNCProcessor.cfg properly.
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<br><br>
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The report is displayed in the CNC Processor log.  As soon as you press this button, a command is sent to CNC Processor requesting that it list the indexes and names, then CNC Bender switches you to the INCOMING MESSAGES tab menu to view the log.
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<br><br>
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Examine the values returned.  All of the index values should be 0 (zero) or higher.  If CNC Processor cannot find a CIO, then it will report a -1 for the index.  If this is the case, then CNC Processor will be using a non-assigned input or output to determine states.  <b>(See the below for an example log listing.)</b>
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<br>
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</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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<table>
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<tr>
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<td width = 400>
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<font size=4>More About the Return Values Sent to the Log</font>
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td width = 400>
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CNC Processor has knowledge of 17 special CIO objects.  (See the sample log report below.)  The actual index values indicate the index of the input or output in the CIO library list (a list of all possible CIOs).  Index numbers will vary depending on the actual setup of your CIO library.
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>
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<pre>
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CIO Index: 11, CIO Name: Input_CycleHold_Button
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CIO Index: 10, CIO Name: Input_CycleStart_Button
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CIO Index: 15, CIO Name: Input_MachineHome_Button
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CIO Index: 24, CIO Name: Input_LSRun_Button
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CIO Index: 25, CIO Name: Input_RSRun_Button
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CIO Index: 43, CIO Name: Input_ClampIsClosed_Begin
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CIO Index: 188, CIO Name: Output_MachineLube
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CIO Index: 397, CIO Name: Output_IBR_MachineLube_SignalON_Constant
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CIO Index: 385, CIO Name: Output_IBR_RunProcess_OFF_Constant
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CIO Index: 386, CIO Name: Output_IBR_RunProcess_ON_Constant
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CIO Index: 394, CIO Name: Output_IBR_EndCycleSignal_Constant
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CIO Index: 187, CIO Name: Output_MandrelLube_Repeat
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CIO Index: 18, CIO Name: Input_MachineLubeComplete_End
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CIO Index: 46, CIO Name: Input_MandrelForward_End
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CIO Index: 217, CIO Name: Output_MandrelAdvance
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CIO Index: 474, CIO Name: Output_MachineInFaultState_Enable
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CIO Index: 489, CIO Name: Output_MachineInAutoMode_Enable
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</pre>
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</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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</ul>
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<br><br>
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====Menu: Machine Life====
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<ul>
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The MACHINE LIFE menu shows the total number of bend arm motions currently on a bender.  This includes all bend motion - both positive and negative moves:<br><br>
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[[image:Cncbender_cncprocessor_machinelife.jpg|500px]]
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</ul>
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<br><br>
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=CHANGES to CNC PROCESSOR=
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] New Adjustable CPU Load Controls Using LOOP Section===
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The CNCProcessor.cfg file allows for two new programmable values that can have a significant effect on the CPU load when CNC Processor is idling.
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The two new variables are placed in the <b>NEW</b> LOOP section like this:
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<pre>
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[Loop]
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Power Off Manual Mode Pause= 500
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Power On Manual Mode Pause= 50
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</pre>
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====How It Works====
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<ul>
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<table cellpadding="15">
 
<tr>
 
<tr>
 
<td></td>
 
<td></td>
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<td bgcolor="#d3e0f7">In Low Level<br><b>Tangent to Collet Face</b></td>
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<td>Power OFF value is INCREASED</td>
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<td bgcolor="#f7ebc3">In Low Level<br><b>Machine Length</b></td>
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<td>The CNC Processor loop is paused every loop causing a DECREASED load on the CPU for other programs.    The PAUSE time can be much LARGER when the power is OFF because outputs are not attempting to maintain the machine in a power ON state.  <b>The end effect is that the CNC Bender user interface is faster.</b>
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</td>
 
</tr>
 
</tr>
  
 
<tr>
 
<tr>
 
<td></td>
 
<td></td>
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<td bgcolor="#d3e0f7">In Run Page<br><b>Complete Cycle Time</b></td>
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<td>Power ON value is INCREASED</td>
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<td bgcolor="#f7ebc3">In Run Page<br><b>Production Cycle Time</b></td>
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<td>
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For MANUAL mode with MASTER POWER ON, CNC Processor needs to handle the outputs and inputs, so the pause time for this state should be relatively low.  <b>The end effect of using any positive value is that the CNC Bender user interface is faster.</b>
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</td>
 
</tr>
 
</tr>
  
 
</table>
 
</table>
  
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</ul>
  
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=CHANGES to CNC PROCESSOR=
 
  
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] Optimized for Win2000 or WinXP===
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<table cellpadding="15">
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<tr>
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<td></td>
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<td width=200 bgcolor="#b0c8fa"><b>CPU Speed/OS</b></td>
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<td width=200 bgcolor="#fae8b0"><b>Suggestions</b></td>
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</tr>
  
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This CNC Processor recognizes the current operating system and optimizes the loop for each operating system.
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<tr>
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<td></td>
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<td bgcolor="#d3e0f7">Faster CPUs<br><b>Win 2000</b></td>
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<td bgcolor="#f7ebc3"><b>Power Off = 50<br>Power On = 50</b>
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Faster computers running Windows 2000 can use with these values set to 0 milliseconds without slowing CNC Bender.<br>
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</td>
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</tr>
  
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<tr>
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<td></td>
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<td bgcolor="#d3e0f7">Slower CPUs<br><b>Win 2000</b></td>
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<td bgcolor="#f7ebc3"><b>Power Off = 250<br>Power On = 50</b>
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<br>
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For slow Win2000 computers, the POWER OFF value is important to speed up the CNC Bender user interface.
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td></td>
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<td bgcolor="#d3e0f7">Fast CPU<br><b>Win XP</b></td>
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<td bgcolor="#f7ebc3"><b>Power Off = 500<br>Power On = 50</b>
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Faster computers running Windows XP need these values set to at least 500 and 50.  The CPU load in Win XP with these values set to 0 is high to cause a significant drag in the operating system.<br>
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</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td></td>
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<td bgcolor="#d3e0f7">Slow CPU<br><b>Win XP</b></td>
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<td bgcolor="#f7ebc3"><b>Power Off = 250<br>Power On = 50</b>
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Slower computers running Windows XP need these values set lower or CNC Processor may never finish loading at startup.<br>
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</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
  
 
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===[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] Changed Section Name in Configuration===
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The CNCProcessor.cfg file section [Intervals] has been changed to [Machine Lube].
 
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<br><br>
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These are the available values in the Machine Lube section:
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<pre>
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[Machine Lube]
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Machine Lube Duration= 5000
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Lube Machine At Bend Count= 1000
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Pulse Machine Lube Pump= 0
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Watch For Machine Lube Complete Input= 1
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</pre>
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The old name in older CNCProcessor.cfg files is [Intervals].
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<table cellpadding="35">
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<tr><td width=50></td>
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<td width=300 bgcolor="#f0f0f0">
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<font size=5>[[image:Gear_warning.jpg]] <b>SETUP NOTE</b><br><br></font>
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<font size=3>This configuration file change affects setups from older versions<br><br>
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Copying older CNCProcessor.cfg file to a new configuration requires that you hand adjust the setup by changing SECTION names (like [Intervals] to [Machine Lube]).<br>
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When making thee manual changes, be absolutely sure that you are using correctly named variable names and section names - or the value you believe you have setup will not take effect.</font></td></tr></table>
  
 
=How to UPGRADE=
 
=How to UPGRADE=
 
[[image:Cncbender.jpg|100px|thumb|CNC Bender User Interface for ProControl]]
 
[[image:Cncbender.jpg|100px|thumb|CNC Bender User Interface for ProControl]]
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If your operator station contains one of the versions listed below, then they can be upgraded through simple self-installation:
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If your operator station contains one of the versions listed below, then they can be upgraded:
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*[[CNC Bender v10-20071030]]
 
*[[CNC Bender v10-20071003]]
 
*[[CNC Bender v10-20071003]]
 
*[[CNC Bender v10-20070928]]
 
*[[CNC Bender v10-20070928]]
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*[[CNC Bender v10-20070828]]
 
*[[CNC Bender v10-20070828]]
 
*[[CNC Bender v10-20070914]]
 
*[[CNC Bender v10-20070914]]
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See our [[CNC Bender Upgrade Policy]] page for details regarding the charges for the upgrade software.<br>
 
See our [[CNC Bender Upgrade Policy]] page for details regarding the charges for the upgrade software.<br>
  
  
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[[image:Nav_down_green.png]][http://www.advancedtubular.com/cncbender/setup_cncbender_v10-20071030.exe| Download the setup file by clicking on this link.]<br>
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[[image:Nav_down_green.png]][http://www.advancedtubular.com/cncbender/setup_cncbender_v10-20071120.exe| Download the setup file by clicking on this link.]<br>
 
''This setup file requires a password to run.
 
''This setup file requires a password to run.
 
Please contact [[John Esralian]] for upgrade prices and  password information.''
 
Please contact [[John Esralian]] for upgrade prices and  password information.''

Latest revision as of 16:37, 24 November 2007

Cncbender logo.jpg

Contents




CHANGES to CNC BENDER



Check.jpg Redesigned Processor Menu

The CNC Processor menu is redesigned to include 5 new tab menus.

Read the details below.


Cncprocessor tabmenus.jpg

Cncbender cncprocessor.jpg



Movie Reviewing Changes

View a movie of this revised menu here

Cncbender cncprocessor movie.jpg

Menu: Incoming Messages

    The INCOMING MESSAGES menu now allows you to show an long-term history log:

    Cncbender cncprocessor historylog.jpg



Menu: Machine Lube

    The new MACHINE LUBE tab has new controls and features:

    Cncbender cncprocessor machinelube.jpg

    The machine lube setup is control from the CNCProcessor.cfg file in the c:\cnc\config folder.

    New Features in Machine Lube Description
    Use Pulse or Constant Output

    This indicator shows how CNC Processor is set to handle the output point for the machine lube. The output can be toggled on and off (pulse) or switched on for the entire period of lube (constant).

    This value is controlled in the Machine Lube section of the CNCProcessor.cfg file:

    [Machine Lube]
    Pulse Machine Lube Pump= 0

    A value of 1 indicates PULSE. A value of 0 indicates CONSTANT. CONSTANT is the default setting.

    Watch for input to indicate lube complete

    This indicator shows how CNC Processor is set to determine if the machine lube is completed. If an input is examined to determine if the machine lube is complete, then CNC Processor will activate the output for the duration entered in the setup, then begin examining the input indicated in the configuration.

    This value is controlled in the Machine Lube section of the CNCProcessor.cfg file:

    [Machine Lube]
    Watch For Machine Lube Complete Input= 1

    A value of 1 indicates watch for INPUT after the duration. A value of 0 indicates only run for the DURATION.

    See below for how to set the input name.

    CIO Input Name to Watch for Lube Complete

    The input name is set in the CIO section of CNCProcessor.cfg:
    [CIO]
    CIO Name of Input Machine Lube Complete=Input_MachineLubeComplete_End




Menu: Zones / Dies

    The ZONES / DIES menu shows the current Interference Zones and Die value setup that has been transferred to CNC Processor:

    Cncbender cncprocessor zonesdies.jpg



Menu: Actions / Commands

    The ACTIONS / COMMANDS menu now shows buttons that will allow for actions and commands to be sent to CNC Processor:

    Cncbender cncprocessor actionscommands.jpg

    New Features in Actions / Commands Description

    Cncbender cncprocessor actionscommands showciosetup.jpg

    Show CIO Setup

    CNC Processor has knowledge of certain key CIO objects based on the setup in the CNCProcessor.cfg file. Each of these are listed in the [CIO] section of the configuration file.

    This new button sends a command to CNC Processor requesting a report of these CIO names and indexes. Use this to confirm that the CIO names are setup in CNCProcessor.cfg properly.

    The report is displayed in the CNC Processor log. As soon as you press this button, a command is sent to CNC Processor requesting that it list the indexes and names, then CNC Bender switches you to the INCOMING MESSAGES tab menu to view the log.

    Examine the values returned. All of the index values should be 0 (zero) or higher. If CNC Processor cannot find a CIO, then it will report a -1 for the index. If this is the case, then CNC Processor will be using a non-assigned input or output to determine states. (See the below for an example log listing.)


    More About the Return Values Sent to the Log

    CNC Processor has knowledge of 17 special CIO objects. (See the sample log report below.) The actual index values indicate the index of the input or output in the CIO library list (a list of all possible CIOs). Index numbers will vary depending on the actual setup of your CIO library. 

    CIO Index: 11, CIO Name: Input_CycleHold_Button
CIO Index: 10, CIO Name: Input_CycleStart_Button
CIO Index: 15, CIO Name: Input_MachineHome_Button
CIO Index: 24, CIO Name: Input_LSRun_Button
CIO Index: 25, CIO Name: Input_RSRun_Button
CIO Index: 43, CIO Name: Input_ClampIsClosed_Begin
CIO Index: 188, CIO Name: Output_MachineLube
CIO Index: 397, CIO Name: Output_IBR_MachineLube_SignalON_Constant
CIO Index: 385, CIO Name: Output_IBR_RunProcess_OFF_Constant
CIO Index: 386, CIO Name: Output_IBR_RunProcess_ON_Constant
CIO Index: 394, CIO Name: Output_IBR_EndCycleSignal_Constant
CIO Index: 187, CIO Name: Output_MandrelLube_Repeat
CIO Index: 18, CIO Name: Input_MachineLubeComplete_End
CIO Index: 46, CIO Name: Input_MandrelForward_End
CIO Index: 217, CIO Name: Output_MandrelAdvance
CIO Index: 474, CIO Name: Output_MachineInFaultState_Enable
CIO Index: 489, CIO Name: Output_MachineInAutoMode_Enable



Menu: Machine Life

    The MACHINE LIFE menu shows the total number of bend arm motions currently on a bender. This includes all bend motion - both positive and negative moves:

    Cncbender cncprocessor machinelife.jpg



CHANGES to CNC PROCESSOR

Check.jpg New Adjustable CPU Load Controls Using LOOP Section

The CNCProcessor.cfg file allows for two new programmable values that can have a significant effect on the CPU load when CNC Processor is idling.

The two new variables are placed in the NEW LOOP section like this: 



[Loop]
Power Off Manual Mode Pause= 500
Power On Manual Mode Pause= 50

How It Works

    Power OFF value is INCREASED The CNC Processor loop is paused every loop causing a DECREASED load on the CPU for other programs. The PAUSE time can be much LARGER when the power is OFF because outputs are not attempting to maintain the machine in a power ON state. The end effect is that the CNC Bender user interface is faster.
    Power ON value is INCREASED

    For MANUAL mode with MASTER POWER ON, CNC Processor needs to handle the outputs and inputs, so the pause time for this state should be relatively low. The end effect of using any positive value is that the CNC Bender user interface is faster.


CPU Speed/OS Suggestions
Faster CPUs
Win 2000		 Power Off = 50
Power On = 50


Faster computers running Windows 2000 can use with these values set to 0 milliseconds without slowing CNC Bender.
Slower CPUs
Win 2000		 Power Off = 250
Power On = 50


For slow Win2000 computers, the POWER OFF value is important to speed up the CNC Bender user interface.

Fast CPU
Win XP		 Power Off = 500
Power On = 50


Faster computers running Windows XP need these values set to at least 500 and 50. The CPU load in Win XP with these values set to 0 is high to cause a significant drag in the operating system.
Slow CPU
Win XP		 Power Off = 250
Power On = 50


Slower computers running Windows XP need these values set lower or CNC Processor may never finish loading at startup.



Check.jpg Changed Section Name in Configuration

The CNCProcessor.cfg file section [Intervals] has been changed to [Machine Lube].

These are the available values in the Machine Lube section: 

[Machine Lube]
Machine Lube Duration= 5000
Lube Machine At Bend Count= 1000
Pulse Machine Lube Pump= 0
Watch For Machine Lube Complete Input= 1

The old name in older CNCProcessor.cfg files is [Intervals].



Gear warning.jpg SETUP NOTE

 This configuration file change affects setups from older versions

Copying older CNCProcessor.cfg file to a new configuration requires that you hand adjust the setup by changing SECTION names (like [Intervals] to [Machine Lube]).

When making thee manual changes, be absolutely sure that you are using correctly named variable names and section names - or the value you believe you have setup will not take effect.

How to UPGRADE

CNC Bender User Interface for ProControl

If your operator station contains one of the versions listed below, then they can be upgraded:



See our CNC Bender Upgrade Policy page for details regarding the charges for the upgrade software.


Nav down green.pngDownload the setup file by clicking on this link.
This setup file requires a password to run. Please contact John Esralian for upgrade prices and password information.

For instructions on how to install the file see: How to Install a CNC Bender Upgrade

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