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==Use Supravision Data to Transfer the Master Data==
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==IDEA 1: Create Supravision Data to Transfer the Master Data==
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Press the [[SVin]] button to select the Supravision file.  Import the data into the XYZ page.
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Press the Calc FRB button to build the bender data in the FRB tab menu
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CNC Bender automatically switches to the FRB menu to display the calculated data
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==IDEA 2: Enter the Data in CNC Bender Offline Then Save as a Part==
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The OFFLINE version of CNC Bender can be used to enter part data at a remote station, then save parts that are compatible with CNC Bender software.
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STEP 1
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Enter data in the Tube Shape menu (Pre-Bend, FRB, Post-Bend).
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Press the SAVE button.
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Enter the Part name to use in the Save Part File menu and press Save.
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If you want to save the part to one of the operator stations directly, then use Select New Temporary Path to find the \cnc\parts folder on that operator station on the network, then save the part.
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Enter the File menu by pressing the File button in the main menu.
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STEP 6
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Select the new part just copied and press the Load the File button.
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Finalize the setup of the bender.
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==IDEA 3: Send New Data or Corrections Data From a Measuring Center Through Benderlink==
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[[Benderlink for CNC Bender]] is designed primarily as a way to connect CNC Bender to a measuring center to allow the measuring center to control the bender setup.<br><br>
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It is possible to connect to any SV-Network-compatible bender, or any Eaton-Leonard-Premier compatible bender with Benderlink.<br><br>
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See more here: [[Benderlink for CNC Bender]]
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==IDEA 4: Combine Ideas 1 and 2==
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You could use SVin in CNC Bender OFFLINE at a remote engineering station to use data from outside sources to setup the bender before the data reaches the operator station.
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==Other Pages==
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* See [[CNC Bender]]
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* See [[CNC Bender Tutorials]]

Latest revision as of 01:55, 10 May 2017

Cncbender logo.jpg

This describes basic principles for bender data transfer to CNC Bender.

Contents

IDEA 1: Create Supravision Data to Transfer the Master Data

CNC Bender can import Supravision data files that contain the XYZ master data for setup of a new part

STEP 1

Create the SV data file using a software package like Supravision, TubeCalc, TubeCAD, VTube-STEP or one of the Benderlink packages. If you use measuring center software like Supravision or DOCS.

Vtube-step-1.87 screenimage.png

STEP 2

Save the file to the c:\cnc\svparts folder in CNC Bender operator station (use a thumb drive or make a direct network connection)

STEP 3

In CNC Bender, go to the Tube Shape menu/XYZ tab

Cncbender xyzpage 180pipe.jpg

STEP 4

Press the SVin button button to select the Supravision file. Import the data into the XYZ page.

CNCBenderCalcSVin.jpg

STEP 5

Press the Calc FRB button to build the bender data

CNCBenderCalcFRB.jpg

STEP 6

CNC Bender automatically switches to the FRB menu to display the calculated data

CNCBenderFRBpage.jpg

IDEA 2: Enter the Data in CNC Bender Offline Then Save as a Part

The OFFLINE version of CNC Bender can be used to enter part data at a remote station, then save parts that are compatible with CNC Bender software.

STEP 1

Enter data in the Tube Shape menu (Pre-Bend, FRB, Post-Bend).

CNCBenderFRBpage.jpg

STEP 2

Press the SAVE button.

CNCBenderFRBSaveButton.jpg

STEP 3

Enter the Part name to use in the Save Part File menu and press Save.

If you want to save the part to one of the operator stations directly, then use Select New Temporary Path to find the \cnc\parts folder on that operator station on the network, then save the part.

You can also use a USB thumb drive to transfer the part to an operator station.

CNCBenderSavePartFile.jpg

STEP 4

Enter the File menu by pressing the File button in the main menu.

CNCBenderMainMenu.jpg

STEP 5

Press the Load Part button

CNCBenderLoadPartButton.jpg

STEP 6

Select the new part just copied and press the Load the File button.

CNCBenderLoadPartFileMenu.jpg

STEP 7

Finalize the setup of the bender.

CNCBenderFRBpage.jpg

IDEA 3: Send New Data or Corrections Data From a Measuring Center Through Benderlink

Benderlink for CNC Bender is designed primarily as a way to connect CNC Bender to a measuring center to allow the measuring center to control the bender setup.

It is possible to connect to any SV-Network-compatible bender, or any Eaton-Leonard-Premier compatible bender with Benderlink.

See more here: Benderlink for CNC Bender

Cncblink logo.jpg
Vtube-laser v2.2 cncbender benderlink.png



IDEA 4: Combine Ideas 1 and 2

You could use SVin in CNC Bender OFFLINE at a remote engineering station to use data from outside sources to setup the bender before the data reaches the operator station.





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