Sylvac S25 Manuel utilisateur

Quickstart

SYLVAC-SCAN

S25/S25T

English

Original version drafted in French

Optical measuring machines

QUICKSTART

SUMMARY

1. Unpacking and installation of the machine 3

1.1 Necessary material for the installation 3

1.2 Unpacking the machine 3

1.3. Depalletising methods 4

1.4. Electrical connections 7

2. Safety advice 8

3. Overview and conﬁguration 9

4. Quickstart of the Sylvac-Reﬂex SCAN+ Software 10

4.1 Software 10

4.2. Touch panel 10

5. Maintenance and servicing 12

6. Packing up the machine (moving or sending the machine) 14

6.1 Secure the moving parts 14

6.2. Afﬁx the safety components 14

6.3. Packing the machine 14

7. Technical data 15

7.1 Machine S25/S25T 15

7.2. Drawings of the machines S25T (in mm) 16

7.3. Attaching the machine on the workbench 17

7.4. Pictures of the machines S25T 18

8. Certiﬁcates of conformity and calibration 19

8.1 Certiﬁcate of conformity 19

8.2. Certiﬁcate of calibration 19

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1. UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION OF THE MACHINE

1.2.Unpacking the machine

To unpack the machine, follow the steps below :

Keep all the packing parts

for an eventual sending !

The procedures of this quickstart are valid for the machines Sylvac SCAN S25(T).

1) Remove the box.

1.1. Necessary material for the installation

- Allen key 3mm

- Allen key 4mm

- Combination wrench 13mm

2) Result

3) Open the 2 lateral sides of the ma-

chine to gain access to the ma-

chine lock on the transport.

4) Uncoupling the machine / palle-

ting by unscrewing the 2 M8 locking

nuts linking the machine to the pallet

(wrench 13mm). Machine ready to be

installed.

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1.3. Depalletising methods

1) Hoist or lift using the 4 M6 lifting rings supplied (straps or hooks not supplied and under the responsibility of the

installer). See chapter 2 for safety regulations.

2) Use of the 4 handles supplied (to be ﬁxed to the ceiling of the machine with the screws supplied).

1.3.1. Depalletising with a hoist or an elevator

The machine is lifted by a strap. (not provided / machine’s

weight = 73kg)

1.3.1.1 Commissioning

The SYLVAC-SCAN S25(T) can be lifted with the dedicated

loops and a strap device.

Ensure that general and local accident prevention regula-

tions are complied with.

Sylvac declines all responsibility in case of accident or ma-

chine damage due to a wrong utilisation of lifting device and

accessories.

1.3.2. Depalletising by handles (principle requiring 2 people) :

This procedure is also valid as a setting method. A bridge crane or an

elevator is not mandatory for this method or any other means of lifting.

Example of loops to lift

the machine :

14mm loop

Example of lifting device with an iron bar

/!\ Watch out for possible slippage

Caps to put on the

holes once who have

removed the handles.

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1.3.3. Procedure for levelling the machine

There are no speciﬁc requirements for levelling the S25T machine independently. The machine sits on 3 padded feet

on the underside of the machine. When installing on to a suitable bench, its is recommended to check the level of the

stand and adjust as required for a correct installation.

1.3.4. Removing the security parts (locking for transport)

1.3.4.1. Slide unlocking

Remark : Needs to be done after the machine is settled and ready to be

used.

With the right side panel open, spot the locking part (red parts) :

Remove the locking part

before starting the part

up or risk causing serious

damage!

1) Open the panel

2) Unlock the slide locking part

Image of slide locking part

Remove red locking part by unscrewing the 4 screws using 4mm allen key.

View 1 View 2 View 3

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1.3.4.2. Tilt unlocking

1. Launch ReﬂexScan+ software and head to the Diagnostics of the controller.

2. Check if the motor is free and not controlled by the drive: status bar is red. (blue square on the image). Do not mani-

pulate the pins if the status bar is green, click on the «servo» button to make it red (motor is not controlled by the drive.)

3. Check the Tilt value, the value should be between + 0.05° (red square on the image)

4. Only then, you can proceed to take out the pins.

Otherwise, please set the tilt to zero before removing the locking part.

Remove red locking part and the two

locking pins.

Image of red locking part

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The tailstock is settled on a foam to avoid eventual shocks during

transport. As it is motorized, use the software to unlock it and move it.

1.4. Electrical connections

The machine has to be unplugged to proceed to electrical connections.

The cabling below indicates a typical environment and can vary depending on the computer used. The physical position of

every connection depends on the characteristics of the chosen computer.

Check the voltage of the computer and the monitor before plugging them into the mains!

Do not attempt to alter the mains supply voltage of the computer/controller. Contact your SYLVAC agent if the voltage

indicated does not match your mains supply.

A. Main power supply

B. Keyboard

C. Mouse

D. Automation Ethernet Plug (OPC/UA or Proﬁnet)

E. Touch screen (if supplied)

F. Dongle

G. VGA Screen

H. CTRL, CAMERA and Display Ethernet Plug

I. I/O connector

J. Security connector

K. Pneumatic input

L. Footpedal input

‘Tilt Align’ Part : installed in the

headstock to control optical align-

ments during transport. Image of the tilt alignment part

The tilt alignment part

should be kept with the

machine to control Tilt

misalignment during the

transport. This part is not

used once the machine

installed.

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2. SAFETY ADVICE

Sylvac machines have been developed with state of the art technology. However, it is important to understand and comply

with a few safety rules.

Read the manual carefully.

Only use the machine in the manner described.

Unqualiﬁed or inexperienced people are not authorised to use the machine.

Do not operate the machine without the lateral covers.

Sylvac SA accepts no liability for any unauthorised modiﬁcations.

Emergency stop button: Do not block access to the emergency stop button.

Sylvac SA accepts no liability if the user does not comply with the instructions written on the

machine and contained in the user manual.

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3. OVERVIEW AND CONFIGURATION

A - Motorised tailstock: supports the upper part of the measured part can be moved automatically along the calliper according to

the size of the piece through the jog on the touchpad.

B - Part to be measured: for the user to afﬁx the piece to be measured between the stocks.

C - Headstock: supports the bottom part of the measured part.

D - ON/OFF switch: machine main start/stop switch (low voltage)

E - Emergency stop button: Press to stop the machine in the event of a dangerous situation. Pull it out once the danger has been

removed.

F - Reﬂex click button (on touchpad)

G - Touchpad with Reﬂex Scan+App

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4. QUICKSTART OF THE SYLVAC-REFLEX SCAN+SOFTWARE

1 - Turn on the machine using the ON/OFF button

2 - Start up the computer

3 - Launch the Sylvac-Reﬂex Scan+ software by clicking on the

icon

4 - The below window will be displayed on your screen. Log in as a supervisor using the password “123”.

5 - Please refer to Reﬂex SCAN+’s manual for all features and details.

4.1. Software

4.2. Touch panel

Home screen

Reﬂex-Click mode;

part recognition /

auto-measure

Start/Stop*

Replay mode

Tailstock clamping

force indicator

Working temperatureMachine light on/off

Settings

4.2.1 Main screen

Increment

force

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