LINK Systems OmniLink 5000 - Manual (Page 45)

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Spm. In this situation, the operator can enter a speed setting up to 400 in any mode but the command signal
to the drive will go no higher than 250 spm when Single Stroke mode is selected (i.e. it will clamp at the
configured limit). In addition, the press control can be configured to command a fixed speed in Inch and
Timed Inch modes in which case the operator’s speed setting will not take place until the appropriate stroking
mode is selected. The operator should be aware of how the press is intended (has been configured) to
function in all stroking modes. Messages are displayed on the screen to indicate if the press control is
configured for fixed inching speed or if a limit has been placed on single stroke modes.
As shown in Figure 4.16, both drive speed (Spm) and motor current (% Load) are displayed in numeric and
bar graph formats. The Spm bar graph ranges from 0 Spm to the maximum strokes/minute of the press (see
Section 5.2.5). The % Load bar graph ranges from 0 to 200 %.
Stroke
Mode Single Stroke
Drive
Speed
Stroke
Speed
SPM
SPM
200
0
Order
Counter
PC STATUS
Counter OFF
MOTOR
SPEEC
CHANGE
NUMBER
SPM
UP
SPM
DOWN
0 0
SPM
200 % LOAD
161
Ready to Stroke
TOP
EXIT
Motor Speed . . . . . . . 200 SPM
Inch Mode Speed is Fixed at . . . . . . 50 SPM
Maximum Single Stroke Speed is . . 250 SPM
Figure 4.16 Motor Speed Adjustment
The user must obtain access control in order to change the motor speed value. Access control is described
in Section 3. If the user obtains access control by using the password system, the user must be configured
to have access to change motor speed.
Motor speed can be changed by either entering a new value or by using the SPM UP and SPM DOWN
softkeys. To enter a new Motor speed value, depress the CHANGE NUMBER softkey and enter the new
value from the numeric keypad. After the correct motor speed value is entered, press the ENT key.
Section 4.8 Quick Access (ACC key)
The upper right hand key, ACC, can be used from any screen view the Quick Access screen. This screen is
shown in Figure 4.17.