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# The [[Post Bend Jog]], even though placed slightly after the activation of the secondary DURING FEED radius shifting process, could still occur just before the the simultaneous shifting. | # The [[Post Bend Jog]], even though placed slightly after the activation of the secondary DURING FEED radius shifting process, could still occur just before the the simultaneous shifting. | ||
# This made the process appear to have activated the [[Post Bend Jog]] first - even though it did not. | # This made the process appear to have activated the [[Post Bend Jog]] first - even though it did not. | ||
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# The [[Post Bend Jog]] move would effectively disappear during STEP mode. | # The [[Post Bend Jog]] move would effectively disappear during STEP mode. | ||
# In Step mode, the DURING FEED radius shifting would already be completed before the [[Post Bend Jog]] would be activated. | # In Step mode, the DURING FEED radius shifting would already be completed before the [[Post Bend Jog]] would be activated. | ||
Revision as of 04:10, 29 August 2007
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REVISION Information
10-20070828, August 28, 2007
ENHANCED: Better Logic for Post Bend Jog and Radius Shifting in STEP Mode
The Post Bend Jog now works the same in both AUTO and STEP modes during bending - even if the Radius Shifting Mode is set to "During Feed".
Explanation of Issue
- When the RADIUS SHIFTING MODE is set to "DURING FEED", then all radius shifting is performed using a simultaneous secondary process that runs in parallel with the main process list.
- The Post Bend Jog was traditionally placed after the start of radius shifting that occurred simultaneously. This is a sample process list before this enhancement:
[SECONDARY_PROCLIST] radius_shift_part11, enable
{any other commands}
[DISPLAY] Next Step: (FRB Row 2) Move Feed Axis +1.0000 IN Relative
FeedPositive = pos0:25.40000000, vel0:694.00000000, ump0:1, cto:60000
Why is this a problem? Compare what happens in the two scenarios listed below (AUTO and STEP). Note how the end result is different in STEP than in AUTO even though the command order (as shown above) is not changed.
IN AUTO MODE
- The Post Bend Jog, even though placed slightly after the activation of the secondary DURING FEED radius shifting process, could still occur just before the the simultaneous shifting.
- This made the process appear to have activated the Post Bend Jog first - even though it did not.
- This is especially true if a Radius Shift Delay is set to greater than zero milliseconds.
IN STEP MODE
- The Post Bend Jog move would effectively disappear during STEP mode.
- In Step mode, the DURING FEED radius shifting would already be completed before the Post Bend Jog would be activated.
- This would create a crash condition where the radius shifting would occur with the tube still in the die.
Solution
The Post Bend Jog will now always be placed BEFORE the start of any "DURING FEED" radius shifting. This is a sample process list with the new order:
[DISPLAY] Next Step: (FRB Row 2) Move Feed Axis +1.0000 IN Relative
FeedPositive = pos0:25.40000000, vel0:694.00000000, ump0:1, cto:60000
{any other commands}
[SECONDARY_PROCLIST] radius_shift_part11, enable
