Transmission Activation; Radio Activation; Mechanical Activation; Transmission Deactivation - marposs E86N Manuel D'installation Et D'utilisation

6.2 Transmission activation

The transmitter is normally in the stand-by condition. The transmission can be activated in two ways, depending on the transmitter
version:
•

radio activation

• mechanical activation (only for Standard Transmitter)
6.2.1 Radio activation
The system is activated after a radio signal is sent from the antenna to the transmitter. The system activation (START) command is
generated by the interface unit in 2 ways:
by connecting the START/STOP input signal to the machine logic (M code)
using the keyboard, by pressing the <select> key for at least 2 seconds.
6.2.2

Mechanical activation

The tool taper is fitted with a microswitch (H). Inserting the taper in the spindle activates the transmission.
Warning:
When you return the transmitter to the tool magazine, make sure that the activation microswitch is not activated.
Figure 6-3. Radio activation.

6.3 Transmission deactivation

The transmission can be deactivated in various ways, according to the transmitter version.
6.3.1

Transmitter with radio activation

RADIO DEACTIVATION:
1. Machine logic
Transmission deactivated by machine command on the START/STOP input (M code).
2. From Keyboard
by pressing the <select> key for at least 2 seconds.
AUTOMATIC DEACTIVATION
Transmission deactivated when the time set on the transmitter timer elapses
(see sec. 10.2 "Programming the Transmitter" on page 75).
6.3.2

Transmitter with mechanical activation

MECHANICAL DEACTIVATION
Transmission deactivated when the transmitter is removed
from the spindle.
AUTOMATIC DEACTIVATION
Transmission deactivated when the time set on the
transmitter timer elapses
(see sec. 10.2 "Programming the Transmitter" on page 75)
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Figure 6-4. Mechanical activation.
Figure 6-5. Example of mechanical deactivation.
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