Mathey Dearman CNC Saddle Machine User Manual

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CNC Saddle Machine Parts & Operating Manual 03-0117-MSA 03-0117-1SA 03-0117-2SA

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6.7.21 Z-Offset (Straight Cut Only) (Figure 6-64)

Figure 6-64 Z-Offset (Straight Cut Only) Screen

1. Smallest Possible Z-Offset – This value is the smallest allowed z-offset and by default all cuts will have

at least this amount of z-offset.

2. Largest Possible Total Offset – This value is the largest allowed z-offset value, the z-width plus the z

offset cannot be larger than this value. This value is defined during calibration.

3. Z-Offset Down Button – Decrease the value of the z-offset by one decrement. This value is limited by

minimum z offset (1).

4. Z-Offset Value – Value of the z-offset of the cut. The larger this number the further the cut will be away

from the ring gear and the ring gear end of the arm.

5. Z-Offset Up Button – Increase the value of the z-offset by one increment. This value is limited by the

length of the machine and the width of the cut.

6. Jog Counter Clockwise Button – Pressing this button will cause the machine to rotate in the counter

clockwise direction in relation to the front of the machine. The indicator on the screen shows the current
position of the ring gear.

7. Jog Clockwise Button – Pressing this button will cause the machine to rotate in the clockwise direction

in relation to the front of the machine. The indicator on the screen shows the current position of the ring
gear.

8. Current Carriage Position – Shows the current location of the carriage on the leadscrew in inches, it can

be moved by using jog buttons (10 & 15)

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