Change Stock Screen (Single Stock Option); Change Stock Screen (Multi Stock Option) - Alpine ALS 4.0 Manual De Instrucciones

3.3.3 Change Stock Screen
(Single Stock Option)
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This screen allows stock length selection. The selection
is made by clicking or touching the yellow numbers
corresponding to the length located in the column on
the left side of the screen. The LENGTH buttons are used
when it is necessary to change the value of the stock
length in the yellow numbers. It is recommended that
this value be the exact length that of the stock being
used.
CAUTION
!
The saw will make no judgment on stock overage. For example,
when cutting two 8-0-0 boards from a single piece of stock, the
minimum length required by the saw is 16-0-12. The saw assumes
it must make three cuts (trim at both ends and cut at 8 ft) to get
the two 8-0-0 pieces and each of those cuts will remove the ¼"
kerf. This is why a 16-0-0 board cannot be used for this cut.
3.3.4 Change Stock Screen
(Multi Stock Option)
When Match Grade-Size is selected, the Multiple Stocks
screen will appear as shown in Figure 18. Each line
across the page represents one combination of length,
size, and grade of stock. Make sure to enter all the
possible combinations available. Only the combinations
indicated by a check mark will be used by the ALS
program. If certain stocks are unavailable click or touch
the yellow LENGTH to turn it off.
If there are more than the 14 combinations that will fit
on one page, click or touch this button (Figure 19) and
enter the total combinations up to 112. The computer
will add pages to this screen based on the number of
combinations entered. The page names can be left as
default or changed. Click or touch LABEL (Figure 18) to
add a custom label to the page.
Always change the number of max stocks in multiples of 14, since
the saw only looks at the total number indicated. For instance, if
105 is selected then the saw will not look at the last 7 stock
options on page 8. However, all 14 stocks will be listed on page 8.
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