Faʻamatalaga
1.Oloa Folasaga
Wireless Remote Control is used for manual guidance, tulaga, tool setting and other operations of CNC machine tools. O lenei oloa e aofia ai le uaealesi, Aveesea le masani o le Pathy Spring Parque, Faʻaititia o mea leaga na mafua mai i le uaea, fa'ate'aina le fa'aletonu o le toso uaea, pisia suauu, uat., and is more convenient to operate.It is widely applicable to CNC machine tools such as gantry machining centers, gantry vertical lathes, and CNC gear processing machines, and is compatible with various mainstream CNC system brands on the market, including Siemens, Mitsubishi, Fanac, Syntec and more.
2.Oloa Vaega
1. Adopts 433MHz wireless communication technology with a wireless operating distance of 20 mita.
2.Adaptive frequency hopping; 32 sets of wireless remote controls can be used simultaneously without interference.
3.Supports the emergency stop button, and the emergency stop button remains effective even after the remote control is powered off.
4.Lagolago 3 custom buttons with switching IO signal output.
5.Supports 6-axis control, ma le 7 to 12-axis control is customizable.
6. Supports 3-speed magnification control, and 4-speed magnification control is customizable.
7.supports the enable button function, which can output switching IO signals, and also control axis selection, magnification and encoder.
8.Supports modifying the encoding type of axis selection and magnification via software.
9. Supports pulse encoder with specification of 100 Pulu i le fouvalega.
10. Supports standard Type-C charging with 5V-2A charging specification; built-in battery
specification: 14500 / 1100mAh.
3. Oloa Faapitoa
| Working Voltage and Current of Handheld Terminal |
3.7V/20.0mA |
| Charging Battery Specification |
3.7V/14500/1100mAh
|
| Low Voltage Alarm Range of Handheld Terminal |
<3.35V |
| Receiver Power Supply Voltage |
DC5V-24V/1A |
| Receiver Emergency Stop Output Load Range |
AC125V-1A / DC30V-2A |
| Receiver Enable Output Load Range |
AC125V-1A / DC30V-2A |
| Receiver Custom Button Output Load Range |
DC24V / 50MA
|
| Receiver Axis Selection Output Load Range |
DC24V / 50MA |
| Receiver magnification Output Load Range |
DC24V / 50MA |
| Handheld Terminal Transmit Power |
15DBM
|
| Taliaina maua le mafaufau lelei |
-100DBM |
| E leai se aoga |
433Mhz taimi vaega
|
| Wireless Communication Distance |
20 meters barrier-free distance
|
| Operating Temperature |
-25℃<X<55℃ |
| Safe drop height |
1 m
|
| Number of Custom Buttons |
3
|
| Product Weight |
546.86（g） |
| Product Dimensions |
200*87*72(Mm) |
4. Oloa Galuega Folasaga
Faamatalaga:
① Emergency Stop Button:
Fetaomi le Student Stud button, the two groups of emergency stop IO outputs on the receiver will disconnect, and all remote control functions will be invalidated.Release the emergency stop button, the emergency stop IO outputs on the receiver will be closed, and all remote control functions will be restored. I le male, even if the remote control is powered off, pressing the emergency stop button can still activate the emergency stop IO output of the receiver.
② Enable Button:
Press either enable button on both sides, the two sets of enable IO outputs on the receiver will conduct. Release the enable button, and the enable IO outputs will disconnect. It is necessary to press and hold the enable button before toggling axis selection, magnification or rotating the remote control for the operation to take effect.This function can be canceled through the configuration software.
③ Axis Selection Switch (Power Switch):
Fetaomi ma taofi le faamau faamau,
then toggling the axis selection switch can control the movement of axis .Press and hold the enable button,
then toggle the axis selection switch to switch the motion axis controlled by the remote control.
Toggle the switch from the OFF position to any axis position,
and the remote control will power on automatically.
④ Pulse Encoder:
Press and hold the enable button and rotate the pulse encoder,
it will output pulse signals to control the movement of the machine axis.
⑤ LCD Display Screen:
5. Product Accessories Diagram
6. Oloa faapipiiina taiala
6.1 Oloa Faʻapipiʻi Laʻasaga
1. Install the receiver in the electrical cabinet via the buckle on its back, or mount it inside the electrical cabinet through the screw holes at the four corners of the receiver.
2. Faasino i le matou tagata e mauaina le, Faatusatusa i lau galuega i luga ole nofoaga, and connect the equipment to the receiver with cables.
3. After the receiver is fixed in place, install the supporting antenna of the receiver properly. Mount or place the outer end of the antenna outside the electrical cabinet. It is recommended to place it on the top of the electrical cabinet for optimal signal performance. Do not leave the antenna uninstalled or place it inside the electrical cabinet; a leai, signal failure may occur.
4. Mulimuli ane, turn on the remote control power switch, then you can remotely operate the machine via the remote control.
6.2 Receiver Installation Dimensions
6.3 Mauaina o le apaau o le ata tusi
7. Mea gaosiga o mea
1. Mana i luga o le masini ma le tagata e mauaina. The receiver operation indicator flashes. After the wireless electronic remote control is fully charged, toggle it from the OFF gear to the X-axis gear, and the remote control display lights up.
2. Select the axis : Fetaomi ma taofi le faamau faamau, toggle the axis selection switch to select the axis to be operated.
3. Select the magnification: Fetaomi ma taofi le faamau faamau, toggle the magnification switch to select the required magnification gear.
4. Axis movement: Fetaomi ma taofi le faamau faamau, select the axis selection switch and the magnification switch, then rotate the pulse encoder. Rotate clockwise to move the axis in the positive direction, and rotate counterclockwise to move the axis in the negative direction.
5. Fetaomi ma taofi soʻo se mea e faʻamau ai, the corresponding button IO output of the receiver will turn on; release the button, and the output will turn off.
6. Fetaomi le Student Stud button, the corresponding emergency stop IO output of the receiver disconnects and the remote control function becomes invalid. Release the emergency stop button, the emergency stop IO output closes and the remote control function is restored.
7. If the wireless remote control is not operated for a period of time, O le a otometi ona tusia le moe e faʻaitiitia ai le malosi o le taumafaina. It can be used normally again by pressing the enable button again.
8.
If the wireless remote control is not used for a long time,
turn the axis switch to OFF to turn off the power and extend battery life
8. Oloa faʻataʻitaʻiga faʻamatalaga
①：UWGP stands for appearance style.
②：Pulse Output Parameters：
01: Faʻailoa mai o le else o loʻo i fafo o le faʻailoga o le a, E; Tulei voltage 5v; tosoina le aofaiga 100pcr.
02: Faʻailoa mai o le else o loʻo i fafo o le faʻailoga o le a, E; Tulei voltage 12v; pulse quantity 25PPR.
03: Faʻailoa mai o le else o loʻo i fafo o le faʻailoga o le a, E, A -, E -; Tulei voltage 5v; tosoina le aofaiga 100pcr.
04: Faʻailoa mai se maualalo-tulaga npn tatala le matagaluega galuega, ma le pulse Upt Upper o le A ma B; The number of pulses is 100PPR.
05: Faʻaalia le maualuga-maualuga pnp faʻamatalaga, ma le pulse Upt Upper o le A ma B; O le numera o le elses o le 100ppar.
③：Represents the axis selection switch quantity; 6 stands for 6 axes, 7 stands for 7 axes, and so on.
④: Represents the signal type of the axis selection switch.A stands for point-to-point output signal, and B stands for encoder output signal.
⑤: Represents the signal type of the magnification switch.A stands for point-to-point output signal, and B stands for encoder output signal.
⑥: Faatusa i le numera o masani faamau; 3 corresponds to 6 Tuutuuga Feagaiga.
⑦: Represents the power supply for the system remote control. 05 stands for 5V power supply, ma le 24 stands for 24V power supply.
⑧: Represents the contact charging mode. It starts charging automatically when placed back on the charging base.
9. Oloa faʻafitauli
10. Maintenance and upkeep
1. Faʻamolemole faʻaaoga i se eleele mago i le potu vevela ma le mamafa e faʻalautele ai lona olaga tautua.
2. Please avoid using in abnormal environments such as rain and water to extend the service life.
3. Please keep the appearance of the remote control clean to extend its service life.
4. Please avoid crushing, dropping, or bumping, etc. to prevent damage to the precision components inside the remote control or accuracy errors.
5. A le faaaogaina mo se taimi umi, please store the remote control in a clean and safe place.
6. Avoid moisture and shock during storage and transportation.
11. Faamatalaga saogalemu
1. Faʻamolemole faitau ma le faʻaeteete i lalo ae le i faʻaaogaina ma faʻasaina le tagata polofesa mai le faʻagaioiga.
2. Please charge the remote control in a timely manner when the battery level is too low, to avoid malfunction and operational errors caused by insufficient power.
3. If you repair it yourself and cause damage, the warranty will be void.
