Using Programs; Reading The Values Of A Program - Kinetec Centura B&W Manual De Empleo

Using the hand control

Using Programs

The device Kinetec Centura B&W™ allows you to store up to 16 programs (numbered 1 to 16), including the type of movement,
ROM, speed, load, pauses and timer.
The original parameter values of the program are empty. These values can be modified and saved at any time (see 'To enter a
program', page 13).
Beginning
To stop the unit
To access program mode
To change the program if necessary
To exit and confirm the selected program
To exit without confirming the selected program
To start the unit
Reading the values of a program: e.g. SPEED
Beginning
To stop the unit
To access program mode
To change the program if necessary
To read the speed value
After 15 seconds or after pressing on another key
To exit and confirm the selected program
To start the unit
Comments:
• The values in the display column are given as an example. They actually depend on the stored programs.
• The current movement parameters can be changed while using that program but no data will be stored in the original program.
See programming mode (page 13) to modify programs.
Kinetec Centura B&W™
Keys to
Display
press
Arm FLEXED
50 STOP
ARM STRAIGHT
15 prg nr
ARM STRAIGHT
0 prg nr
or
ARM STRAIGHT
0 STOP
Arm FLEXED
50 STOP
ARM STRAIGHT
0 STOP
Keys to
Display
press
ARM STRAIGHT
5 STOP
ARM STRAIGHT
15 prg
ARM STRAIGHT
0 prg nr
or
ARM STRAIGHT
SPEED :
ARM STRAIGHT
5 STOP
ARM STRAIGHT
0 Stop
ARM STRAIGHT
0 Stop
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Check that the hand control is not locked (See
0 110
page 9).
The program number blinks.
8 90
The new program number blinks.
10 110
The current parameters are those recorded in
0 110
program 5.
Back to the starting parameters.
0 110
The angle display changes with the current
0 110
movement.
Check that the hand control is not locked (See
0 80
page 9).
The program number blinks.
nr 8 90
The new program number blinks.
10 110
Displays the speed value.
5
0 80
The current parameters are those recorded in
0 110
program 3.
The angle display changes with the current
20 110
movement.
Remarks
Remarks
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