Difference between revisions of "CNC Bender v15.14.1"
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| − | This was added to allow the Feed to move to the load position immediately after the bend arm returns in the RELEASE section. This is for customers that require the chuck to be closed on a new part in the RELEASE section - and want the Feed axis to be in the LOAD position before | + | This was added to allow the Feed to move to the load position immediately after the bend arm returns in the RELEASE section. This is for customers that require the chuck to be closed on a new part in the RELEASE section - and want the Feed axis to be in the LOAD position before exiting the RELEASE logic. |
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Revision as of 19:33, 24 February 2018
v15.10.1 - February 24, 2018
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NEW: ADD MORE in BENDERLINK
Some customers like to add more bend angle to the bends during correction to allow for long-term material springback.
With this new feature, you can add a value to all the fields in three axes. You can add data to the Adjustment fields or the Nominal fields.
NEW: POST-BENDING FEED ACTION AFTER BEND ARM
This was added to allow the Feed to move to the load position immediately after the bend arm returns in the RELEASE section. This is for customers that require the chuck to be closed on a new part in the RELEASE section - and want the Feed axis to be in the LOAD position before exiting the RELEASE logic.
FIXES: I2T Module
Many of the enhancements in version 15 were meant for the Galil control. This version fine tuned some of the changes for the legacy I2T module-based control.
Other Pages
- Back to CNC Bender
- Back to CNC Bender Software Updates
- See CNC Bender General Information
- See Teach Mode
- See Custom Commands
