HMI software for CNC controls
HMI software for CNC controls
HMI software for CNC controls
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■ Overview<br />
MCIS TPM provides support <strong>for</strong> cleaning, inspection, maintenance<br />
and/or repair operations which have to be carried out on<br />
machines and plants. MCIS TPM can be used on all standard<br />
PCs, single or series-connected machines, e.g. machining<br />
centers, as well as in transfer lines and flexible production lines.<br />
The maintenance measures to be taken can be defined and<br />
administered by either the user or machine manufacturer.<br />
<strong>HMI</strong> <strong>software</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>CNC</strong> <strong>controls</strong><br />
Motion Control In<strong>for</strong>mation System MCIS<br />
TPM – Total Productive Maintenance<br />
■ Benefits<br />
7 MCIS TPM is a maintenance standard integrated into the<br />
<strong>CNC</strong>.<br />
7 Increased incorporation of machine operators into maintenance<br />
operations <strong>for</strong> machines and plants, thus reduced<br />
workload <strong>for</strong> maintenance departments with simple routine<br />
operations<br />
7 The machine operator becomes aware of the maintenance<br />
requirements of the machine<br />
7 Overview of all networked machines on a central PC in the<br />
supervisors office<br />
7 Reduction in paper documentation (paperless production) by<br />
including electronic documents and pictures on the machine<br />
7 Maintenance instructions integrated onto the control<br />
7 Optimization of total plant efficiency by striving <strong>for</strong> zero defect<br />
and zero breakdown production<br />
7 Single mode or networking with central database<br />
7 Maintenance measures can be coupled with PLC states or<br />
time intervals (e.g. filter change every 12 months or regularly<br />
after every 5000 hours of operation)<br />
■ Function<br />
The traffic light symbol of the <strong>software</strong> module TPM (Total<br />
Productive Maintenance) reminds the operator on the machine<br />
or the maintenance engineer in the workshop in advance to<br />
per<strong>for</strong>m or plan the necessary maintenance work . After being<br />
prompted by the traffic light symbol, the machine operator can<br />
call up the appropriate brief instructions on the control and is<br />
thus integrated into the maintenance process.<br />
The various modules are as follows:<br />
TPM Machine<br />
Single-user system <strong>for</strong> SINUMERIK with user interface and local<br />
data storage which can also be networked later with TPM Cell or<br />
in projects with TPM Plant. Licensing is <strong>for</strong> each machine.<br />
TPM Cell<br />
Acknowledgement, evaluation and data storage on a central PC.<br />
The number of machines that can be connected is restricted to<br />
a maximum of 16 machines with TPM IFC.<br />
TPM IFC<br />
The TPM user interface without a local database <strong>for</strong> SINUMERIK<br />
can only be used in combination with TPM Cell or in projects with<br />
TPM Plant. Licensing is <strong>for</strong> each machine.<br />
TPM <strong>HMI</strong><br />
An additional TPM user interface on PCs in the production area<br />
<strong>for</strong> connection to TPM Cell or TPM Plant. Licensing is <strong>for</strong> each<br />
installation.<br />
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