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Rexroth Tightening System 350 System Documentation - Rhino ...

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7 Data Services <strong>Tightening</strong> Technology | Bosch <strong>Rexroth</strong> AG 161/3167.5 Printer communication7.5.3 Chronological sequence of the tightening result data output processNote Further chronological sequences can be found in chapter 6, “Control Signals” on page 55.The following example shows a tightening with subsequent transmission of the tightening results to aprinter.(1)(A)(2) (3) (4)(B)CH x.y CwCH x.y InCyCH x.y CyCmpCH x.y OkHLHLHLHLFigure 7–52:Chronological sequence for processing and transferring tightening results for a single-channel tightening via the printerprotocolt(A)<strong>Tightening</strong>(B)Output on printerCH x.y Cw StartCH x.y InCy Start activeCH x.y CyCmp Sequence endCH x.y OK Evaluation(1) Cycle(2) Sequence(3) Result processing(4) See explanationsThe actual end of the tightening is also signaled here by a change in the evaluation signals (CH x.y OK,CH x.y NOK) from L to H. The tightening cycle is ended (PLC signal Ch x.y CyCmp) after results processing(buffering on the controller).Results output by the controller with the printer protocol is performed using the data from the buffer, independentlyof the tightening process.NoteResults output is not always completed after a sequence end for single-channel tightenings.<strong>System</strong> <strong>350</strong> | 3 608 878 040/05.2008

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