OSAI MANUAL
OSAI MANUAL
CENTEK series
MachiningCenter Machine
Operation Manual
OSAI WINNBI Ver.4.0.1
FULLTEK operate panel Ver.ENG_1_0
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CONTENTS
A. INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................... 5
1. Installation........................................................................................................................................ 6
1-1 Environment................................................................................................................................. 6
1-1-1 Ambient Temperature............................................................................................................... 6
1-1-2 Temperature Variance............................................................................................................... 6
1-1-3 Humidity.................................................................................................................................... 6
1-1-4 Vibration................................................................................................................................... 6
1-2 Power Supply Source.................................................................................................................... 6
1-2-1 Capacity..................................................................................................................................... 6
1-2-2 Voltage...................................................................................................................................... 6
1-2-3 Circuit Breaker........................................................................................................................... 6
1-2-4 Frequency.................................................................................................................................. 6
1-2-5 Grounding................................................................................................................................. 6
1-3 Direction Of The Motor................................................................................................................ 6
1-4 Air Pressure Source...................................................................................................................... 6
1-5 Vacuum........................................................................................................................................ 6
2. Caution............................................................................................................................................. 7
2-1 Operation..................................................................................................................................... 7
2-2 Operating Spindle......................................................................................................................... 7
2-3 Automatic Tool Change(not use).................................................................................................. 8
2-4 Vacuum Suction............................................................................................................................ 8
2-5 Maintenance................................................................................................................................ 8
2-6 Maintenance-Lubrication............................................................................................................. 8
2-7 Other Maintenance...................................................................................................................... 9
B. OPERATION....................................................................................................................................... 10
1. Operating Panel................................................................................................................................ 11
-Turn on the controller........................................................................................................................ 12
-Turn off the controller....................................................................................................................... 12
-Display MTB Operator Panel and Operator Panel............................................................................. 13
-Emergency Stop switch..................................................................................................................... 14
-Start switch....................................................................................................................................... 14
-Hold switch........................................................................................................................................ 14
-Reset switch...................................................................................................................................... 14
-O.T Release switch............................................................................................................................. 14
-Jog/Cut Feed Override switch........................................................................................................... 15
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CONTENTS
-Rapid Feed Override switch.............................................................................................................. 15
-Execute Single Block switch............................................................................................................... 15
-Auto switch....................................................................................................................................... 15
-MDI switch........................................................................................................................................ 16
-Hand Wheel switch........................................................................................................................... 16
-Jog switch.......................................................................................................................................... 16
-Home switch..................................................................................................................................... 16
-Vacuum On switch............................................................................................................................. 16
-Vacuum Off switch............................................................................................................................ 17
-Vacuum Suction On switch................................................................................................................ 17
-Neglect Warning switch.................................................................................................................... 17
-Spindle Up/Down switch................................................................................................................... 18
-Spindle CW switch............................................................................................................................. 18
-Spindle Off switch............................................................................................................................. 18
-Spindle CCW switch........................................................................................................................... 18
-Auto Home switch............................................................................................................................. 18
-Brush Up/Down switch..................................................................................................................... 19
-Boring on switch................................................................................................................................ 19
-Boring off switch............................................................................................................................... 19
-Boring Up/Down switch.................................................................................................................... 19
-Boring tool Up/Down switch............................................................................................................. 19
-Hand Wheel Unit............................................................................................................................... 20
-Alarm................................................................................................................................................. 20
2. Operation......................................................................................................................................... 21
2-1 Jog Mode...................................................................................................................................... 21
2-2 Hand Wheel Mode....................................................................................................................... 21
2-3 How To Solve Over Travel............................................................................................................. 22
2-4 Home............................................................................................................................................ 23
2-5 Manual Spindles........................................................................................................................... 24
2-6 Start Vacuum Suction And Release.............................................................................................. 25
2-7 How To Set Tool Length Offset..................................................................................................... 26
2-8 How To Set Work Piece Coordinates............................................................................................ 28
How To Operate And Set.............................................................................................................. 29
2-9 Single Block Program Input and Execute...................................................................................... 31
2-10 Solve Safe Zone Alarm................................................................................................................ 32
2-11 Outside Program Input Or Output To Controller........................................................................ 34
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CONTENTS
2-12 Program Executing..................................................................................................................... 35
2-13 Program Explanation.................................................................................................................. 36
2-14 G Code........................................................................................................................................ 37
2-15 M Code....................................................................................................................................... 39
2-16 Tool magazine operation (Drum type)........................................................................................ 41
2-17 To solve tool change mistake...................................................................................................... 42
2-18 Boring operation and offset tools.............................................................................................. 43
2-19 How to set up Map Network Driver............................................................................................ 45
C. PARAMETER SETTINGS..................................................................................................................... 48
-Parameter of YASKAWA Settings....................................................................................................... 49
-Parameter of Inverter Settings.......................................................................................................... 50
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A. INSTALLATION
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1. INSTALLATION
1-1 Environment
1-1-1 Ambient Temperature
(1) In Operation : 0°C ~ 40°C
(2) While shutting down or transporting : -20°C ~ 60°C
1-1-2 Temperature Variance
(1) Max: 1.1°C / minute
1-1-3 Humidity
(1) Max: 7.5% (Relative humidity)
(2) Short time: 95 % (In a month)
1-1-4 Vibration
(1) In Operation:Max 0.5g
(2) Transporting:Max 3.5g
1-5 Vacuum
Operating pressure:AT LEAST 0.25 MPa
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2. CAUTION
2-1 Operation
2-1-1 Assign professional operator.
2-1-2 Do not put anything irrelevant on the working table.
2-1-3 All operators are not allowed to stand on the working table unless switching to manual
mode or repairing the machine.
2-1-4 Before starting the machine, please confirm there’s no operator or other irrelevant stuff.
2-1-5 Helmet and protection glasses are necessary and do not operate the machine with gloves.
2-1-6 Keep clean around the machine and working table.
2-1-7 When the warning appears, operators must stop everything to solve the problem. And
operate the machine again.
2-2-2 Balance of the cutting tools must be made, especially the tool with bigger diameter. TO reduce
the life of the spindle.
2-2-3 Please make sure the spindle reaches it is working speed. Then operators can start
processing.
2-2-4 Due to safety and smooth working concern, please brush down to clean the dust and wood.
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2-3 Automatic tool change
2-3-1 Geneva type magazine, the tool number should be the same as the tool magazine. Tool
number should be the same the parameter, or here may occur abnormal condition when
executing ATC.
2-3-2 No manual push button for magazine in/out, operators can only execute under MDI mode.
2-3-3 Manual operating magazine CW and CCW. Please make sure nobody beside the tool magazine to
avoid danger.
2-5 Maintenance
2-5-1 Please do not modify the machine without understanding, or the machine will run out of
order or cause damage.
2-5-2 Please switch off main power before maintenance.
2-5-3 Turn off main power before opening the electrical panel. Close the electrical panel before switch
on main power.
2-5-4 Check E-STOP push button on schedule if it functions well.
2-5-5 Please repair according to documents.
2-6 Maintenance-lubrication
2-6-1 3 point air pressure grease 10#, refill when reach certain low level.
2-6-2 Please use appointed oil to vacuum pump every 1000~1500 hours.
2-6-3 Cooling water should be changed every six months and must use appointed water.
2-6-4 Add once a week the grease on ball screw.
2-6-5 SPINDLE LUBRICATING, PLEASE ADD ESSO-325 ONCE A WEEK. (NON-ATC SPINDLE)
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2-7 Other maintenance
2-7-1 Vacuum filter needs cleaned everyday to prevent wood dust into the vacuum pump.
2-7-2 Clean the electrical panel and operating panel once a week whit air to prevent the
interference from dust.
2-7-3 Vacuum filter needs cleaned once a week.
2-7-4 Keep the machine rolling rail smoothly without dust interference.
2-7-5 To avoid cooling effect, the filter of cooler needs cleaned everyday.
2-7-6 Keep clean the operating panel and computer screen everyday.
2-7-7 From time to time, please keep clean the cooling fan of the electrical panel to
prevent dust in electrical panel and lower the performance of cooling.
2-7-8 Clearance of magazine, please pay attention to the dust to prevent the tool changing.
2-7-9 Pay attention to nitrogen pressure if it’s lower than standard and if so, please add
more nitrogen.
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B. OPERATION
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1. OPERATING PANEL
CONTROL PANEL ON SCREEN
X+
Y+
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Turn on the controller
When you turn on the machine power, please press turn on the computer.
(1) You must press 【Normal mode】 push button on the screen.
The computer will be automatic to connect with the controller.
(3) When the message appear on the screen, you can turn off the computer
and turn off the machine power.
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Display MTB Operator Panel and Operator Panel (Password:OEM)
Step2:select【MTB Operator Panel】will display it. (red circle)
Step3:select【Operator Panel】will display it. (red circle)
= =
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EMERGENCY STOPS switch (on console)
Red button with yellow panel is so called e-stop. When it’s pressed.
NC and servo system will be in e-stop condition.
All spindles will be locked except some other concerns. To restart.
You need to undo the e-stop switch and restart.
RESET switch (on PC screen)
Reset program on auto or MDI mode.
RESET
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JOG / CUT FEED OVERRIDE switch (on console)
The percentage of the command of the program【0 - 150 %】.
Program feed percent on auto or MDI mode.
Manual move axis up to 8m/min.
AUTO switch (on PC screen)
Execute the program in the memory.
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MDI switch (on PC screen)
Execute the program in the temporary memory.
+ or
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VACUUM OFF switch (Press Manual Screen button to change PC screen)
Vacuum pump turn off by manual mode.
O. SUCT
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SPINDLE UP/DOWN switch (Press Manual Screen button to change PC screen)
Manual mode, control spindle up/ down. Only one spindle of machine not have this function.
SPINDLE CCW switch (Press Manual Screen button to change PC screen)
Under manual mode, spindle CCW button.
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BRUSH UP/DOWN switch (on PC screen)
Manual mode, control brush up/ down.
BORING ALL TOOL UP/DOWN switch (Press Manual Screen button to change PC screen)
Manual mode, control boring tool up/ down. Only boring system of machine have this function.
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HANDWHEEL UNIT
A B
A. SELECTION OF AXIS
Select the axis needs moving.
B. SPEED OF HANDWHEEL
Select the speed of hand wheel one block【pulse】Unit ×1、×10、×100
(unit:0.001mm)
C. HANDWHEEL
It’s a pulse generator, one block of handwheel is a pulse sent to NC controller.
Alarm
Flash of red light:it means the error occurs and needs solving.
Flash of yellow light:it means the program off or pause.
Flash of green light:it means the machine is working.
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2. OPERATION
or
A B
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2-3 How to solve over travel
O.T
Step2:Keep press right picture button. RELEASE
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2-4 Home
Step2:Select axis.
or
First time Z axis will move to home position, then X and Y move to home position together.
1. This action is a must after starting the machine, or the mechanical coordinates cannot be confirmed
and the program cannot be executed.
3. Before the axis home, the warning will appear until the home adjustment finishes.
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2-5 Manual spindle
STAR
or
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2-6 Start vacuum suction and release
Before execute program, should make sure vacuum pump turn on.
1. If vacuum suction pressure less than 350 mm-Hg, the alarm of vacuum pressure insufficient, Appears
and can not run the program. You need touch RESET button. Run program again.
2. Before execute program, you already know suction pressure is low state.
You need touch【SU.AL.】button.
※ 3. Whine suction is turn on. Orient pin and orient board will go down.
Whine suction is turn off. Orient pin and orient board will go up.
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2-7 How to set tool length offset
Explain:
Every work piece might uses different tool, thus to take every tool length’s error as a reference
Parameter, and input the parameter into controller, this is called “TOOL LENGTH OFFSET” Insert the
necessary tools in the spindle which will process the work piece, at the situation of Z axis in “0” also the
spindle head is lowered down, moving Z axis by hand wheel from spindle’s tool nose end to the top of
upper work piece, the distance of Z moving will show on monitor of controller. This Z axis coordinate
value is the offset value we will set. If the program is using no.1 tool, the controller will auto. catch the
offset number corresponding to no.1 tool , please refer to drawing A.
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The steps of operating and setting.
STAR
First, take the jog or handwheel moving to move the spindle move
to upper of the work piece to be top side. Then lower the spindle which will process the
work piece.
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2-8 How to set work piece coordinates
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How to operate and set
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See right frame, if the program is
(UAO,1), move cursor to column of
Origin〝1〞,press key board〝ENTER〞,
input the required coordinates value to
X,Y axes. Normally, Z and C axis do not
set any value.
Drawing A1
Drawing A2
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2-9 Single block program input and execute
To input program to MDI operation buffer area, each time only a single block can be input.
Changing tool program may be executed here, but don’t press single block start.
START:
See right frame, press where with red circle.
or
START
See right frame, press green color program start
button, the machine will start moving. To press red
color key can pause the running program. To press
yellow color key can delete the running program. HOLD
RESET
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2-10 Solve safe zone alarm (option)
When the program already running. The operate people enters safe protection zone.
The machine will stop moving temporarily. The spindle and saw and drill will stop temporarily.
Console Hold lamp change is on. Please accord with the way below while removing the way.
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Mat Release
Step1:
Leave the safe protection domain.
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2-11 Outside program input or output to controller
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2-12 Program executing
See right frame, select【AUTO】mode.
or
C: SPINDLE SPEED
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2-13 Program explanation
Following examples is only simply explain the basic demand on the program contents,
When as to G CODE of OSAI controller, there is no detail explanation. As to the application of
G CODE, please refer to PROGRAM on E_BOOK.
The black color words is program code, //red color is the explanation:
;(4_DRILL35MM) // program name.
N1 (UAO,1) //N1is single block #1,(UAO,1) is the ORIGIN 1 setting coordinates of reading controller.
N20 G79 Z0 //Z axis return HOME.
N40 M31 S6800 // spindle rotates clockwise direction , at speed 6800RPM.
N50 M81 // spindle head descend.
N70 G0 X100. Y100. //XY axes rapid move to coordinates position X100,Y100 set by ORINIG 1.
N90 Z5. //Z axis rapid move to 5 inches far from work piece’s top.
N100 G81 Z-3. R5. F2000 //start boring, boring depth 3 mm.
nd
N105 X100. Y100. //boring 2 hole’s position.
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N110 X250. Y100. // boring 3 hole’s position.
N2500 G80 //delete boring circulation.
N2510 M5 //spindle stops.
N2520 M7 //spindle head ascend.
N2530 G79 Z0 //Z axis return to machine origin.
N2540 G79 Y0 //Y axis return to machine origin.
N2550 M30 //program close.
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2-14 G code list
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G43 CANCEL LENGTH POSITIVE G90 ABSOLUTE POSITION INPUT
COMPENSATION
G44 CANCEL LENGTH NEGATIVE G91 RELATIVE POSITION INPUT
COMPENSATION
G49 CANCEL CANCEL LENGTH G92 ABSOLUTE HOME
POSITIVE COMPENSATION COORDINATES SETTING
G50 START ENLARGE/ DIMINISH G94 INFEED(mm/minmin.)
G51 CANCEL ENLARGE/ G95 INFEED PER
DIMINISH REVOLUTION(mm/minmin.)
G50.1 MIRROR INVALID G96 SURFACE CUTTING SPEED
G51.1 MIRROR VALID G97 CANCEL SURFACE CUTTING
SPEED
G52 PARTIAL SETTING OF G98 HOME TO START POINT
COORDINATES
G53 SETTING OF MACHINE G99 HOME TO R POINT
SYSTEM COORDINATES
G54 SETTING OF WORKING G134 CIRCUMFERENCE
COORDINATES CIRCULATION
G59 SETTING OF WORKING G135 ANGLE VERTICAL DRILLING
COORDINATES SYSTEM CIRCULATION
G61 EXACT STOP TEST G136 AN ARC CIRCULATION
G64 CUTTING MODE G137.1 CHESS HOLE CIRCULATION
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2-15 M code list
M-code Description
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2-15 M code list
M-code Description
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2-16 Tool magazine operation (DRUM TYPE)
Tool magazine
Tool unclamp
Tool magazine CW
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2-17 To solve tool change mistake
Usually it happen when tool change program start, somebody press E-STOP or RESET push button or
machine electrical power off. The tool change movement not finish, but controller to award it finish.
Cause the computer to judge the tool change program mistake. This is very dangerous. So we must to
solve the wrong movement to avoid the operator to hurt.
Select 【HOME】mode.
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2-18 Boring operation and offset tools
(Only boring system of machine have this function.)
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Boring tool offset with spindle
(Only boring system of machine have this function.)
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2-19 How to set up Map Network Driver
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4. Press two times of mouse left key start OSAI controller.
(following picture red circle)
5. Select my computer press mouse right key. Select "Map Network Driver".
(following picture red circle)
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6. First set up \\FKC0925\USR. This is parameter and PLC file.
(Because the controller name is FKC0925)
8. The network set up is finished. Your NC program files all put into UPP file that
controller to work.
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C. PARAMETER SETTINGS
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Parameter of YASKAWA settings
Parameter number PN100~PN103.
According to the of the machine.
Need changing slightly.
The data of other parameters in the following forms are the standard value.
Not the parameter data in the following forms.
According to the establishment of the original factory.
The 1st values is original of YASKAWA, the 2nd values is setting by FULLTEK.
NUMBER NAME X Y Z x W
Pn000 Function selection basic switches 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
40 40
Pn100 Speed loop gain 40 40 40
50 50
Pn101 Speed loop integral time constant 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
40 40
Pn102 Position loop gain 40 40 40
50 50
Pn103 Inertia ratio 100 100 100 100 100
1401 1401 1401 1401 1401
Pn170 Online autotuning switches
1400 1400 1400 1400 1400
Pn212 Electronic gear ratio 16384 16384 16384 16384 16384
600 600 600 600 600
Pn300 Speed reference input gain
475 475 713 475 713
Pn401 Torque reference filter time constant 100 100 100 100 100
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Parameter of inverter settings
The data of other parameters in the following forms are the standard value.
Not the parameter data in the following forms.
According to the establishment of the original factory.
Parameters Explanation Setting
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