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6.6.1 Modify Functions of Interactive Optimizer can either be done directly in the dialog box or by graphic selection mode. Switching hits up a row, move selected hits to bottom, Reverse hit orders or when using graphic mode selecting the specific tool hit directly and changing hit order on the screen are many uses of the Interactive Optimizer. 6.6.2 View Only View Only is similar to Modify but doesn’t have the capabilities to edit the tooling packages. View Only is used to view motions of the carriage between tooling hits (Head up), repositions (pad placement), and sorting. View Only is used in the same fashion as Modify to view tooling packages, but remember it is to just view motions throughout the operation. Below are definitions of terms: NO HIT MOTION: Head up, motion of carriage to location. X, Y coordinates designate where starting point is. NO HIT MOTION is generally used to display a move around a clamp. REPOSIT: States reposition at this point in code. Declares location of reposition pads. “SORTING”_REMOVAL: Defines how the part is removed from the plate. 6.7 Interactive Zones An additional interactive option within NC Express is the Interactive Zones feature. Interactive Zones gives the user freedom to interactively create zones on a nested plate. There are many uses of Interactive Zones that can be taken full advantage of by the user. The following are some key points of Interactive Zones: Interactive creation of zones Interactive clamp placement Interactive reposition pad placement/locating Tooling filter to select only wanted tooling Bound tools to zone by part or by specific hits 6-110
Modify automatically optimized plates clamp and reposition pad locations. Interactive Zones is another way of manually controlling the optimization of a sheet. Interactive Zones can be found in NC Express by going to the Process menu then choose Interactive Zones. In this function the user has the freedom to adjust clamps in each zone, shown to the left, along with adjusting the repositioning pads (pressure pads). New zones can be created here, especially used for buffering on the Shear Brilliance. If user desires moving tools into a different zone, this function can release tool hits from one zone and bound them to preferred zone within each machine working limitations (Interactive Zones will check machine punch or laser limitations which will not allow a user to place tool hits into a zone without a reposition). Once tools have been bound to zones, optimizing can be done through the automatic optimizer or manual optimizer. When parts are nested on a plate Interactive Zones can be used to implement one to many new zones for complex or simple part removal. Picture to the right shows parts in the top left corner of the nest being selected for the first zone. As shown a number 1 appears for all tooling selected, this displays the zone to which the parts will be applied to. New zones can be created with or without a clamp reposition. This feature can be used to create zones horizontally or vertically, or even part by part if desired. One important thing to remember when using Interactive Zones is that this is not optimizing, but telling NC Express, which order zones/parts, will be removed from a plate. 6.8 Advanced Training (Interactive Optimizer & Interactive Zones) The two above mentioned features of NC Express are features that are used to interactively process an optimized nest. These features require a more advanced training to learn how to use the feature based upon the application that calls for 6-111
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1 INTRODUCTION ____________________
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4.6.1.3 DESTRUCT __________________
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9.1 USE SPLIT-SCREEN PART DIALOG __
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2 SETTING UP NC EXPRESS The initial
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2.1.1.1.2 Calculation for Stroke Le
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o Optimization group- REGULAR o Con
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NOTE- If the tool’s center point
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Go to Settings menu | Machine Param
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3 STARTING TO USE NC EXPRESS Starti
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Once a new part has been selected a
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To save part either go to File menu
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The duplicate lines were ignored he
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4.3 CP File (Part File) In NC Expre
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Note: Allows you to type in informa
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Load Parts- In the case where the P
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Step 5: Click OK when done modifyin
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Step 5: Click OK to run Autotool. N
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Step 4: Click Apply then OK. Step 5
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Description- important to name taug
Page 59 and 60: Go to Tooling menu | select Teach C
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Page 67 and 68: 3. Add tooling to corner notch a. F
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Page 73 and 74: Rejoin the cycle Step 4: Left click
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Page 77 and 78: 4.6.5.2 Sorting Sorting is used to
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Page 81 and 82: tools will have restrictions depend
Page 83 and 84: 5.2.3 Template Turret Template turr
Page 85 and 86: to create only one nest pattern. A
Page 87 and 88: Step 2: Setup of part. Open Autotoo
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Page 91 and 92: c. Open the Nest dialog d. Change t
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Page 95 and 96: 5.9 Modifying Part’s/Tooling (for
Page 97 and 98: 6 OPTIMIZATION Optimization is the
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Page 119 and 120: Run Name- Enter a nest number only
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Page 127 and 128: NESTPART1.cp Order name: TEST Mac
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