Today we're going to show some of the
controls and screenshots on a GAA-600 CNC
Scotchman up cut non-ferrous circular cold saw.
we'll just briefly go over some of the
screens. When you put first put your
main power on you're going to have the
blue light lit, Scotchman will come up
on the screen
you do need to press on that button get
rid of that light. Then we can go into
our different screens. we're going to
touch menu. Let's go into I guess the
menus as they appear here. Maintenance
basically tells you some of the things
to look for on a daily and weekly basis.
to get back to the next screen I can go
back to menu or I can scroll back on my
arrows. The next thing let's go into is the
setup screen this is where you set your
parameters for your kerf of your blade
and also the saw zero on this list that
is an offset for your blade height
adjustment. So, let's say you wanted your
blade height set at 200 millimeter and
it wasn't quite 200 millimeter right on
the money you can adjust this number up
or down to make that blade height match
your desired amount. To get into the
parameters we're going to the password
screen, seven-eight-nine-zero, and this is
some of your acceleration deceleration
position speed that sort of thing. This
would be something that probably doesn't
need to be changed, and if it does, I'd be a
good idea to talk to the factory here
before you change any any parameters in
there. Let's get back out of that. Next
one, the manual screen: and in the
manual screen you do have to have the
selector switch on manual so the hand is
manual or we can slip over to auto here
so in the manual screen I can move my
shuttle vise
and forth at the job to position also I
can adjust the cut height of the saw
blade. So, it set it for forty millimeters
now, let's say we want to set it to 50. We
just punch it in hit enter and we're set
at a different parameter. We'll go
back to 40 here okay and then the last
screen is your auto screen this is what
you're going to run in when you're
cutting parts so you also have your cut
height adjustment for your saw blade
this will tell you once you get up and
running in a program what your length is
that you have entered and also the
quantity of the materials that for parts
that you want done and it will actually
count them off as the parts are being
cut. So let's go into select program, so
we have ten different programs and in
each program we have 30 different lines
that we can enter into each program. OK,
this one does have some values in it so
I'm going to get back out of that I'm
going to go into program 2 this also has
some values let's change some of these
say the first line we want it to be 50
millimeter and we want three pieces of
that so I can enter that second line
let's go to 100 millimeter and do two
pieces there
hit enter ok now it says that we have
selected line 1 and we asked if we want
to continue or restart and we're not in
the middle of a program now we're just
at the beginning so we want to just
restart it will start out cutting our 50
millimeter lengths quantity of 3 and
then it'll jump down to do our 100
millimeter quantity of 2 once it reaches
the next line if it's got 0 entered in a
value it will stop so let's go ahead and
run that
let's start my saw motor. go to auto,
to make a trim cut,
and go back in index our part length. Go-back to END.
Then cut a quantity of three.
It's counting the numbers that we have done
complete out of the desired amount now
it's switched over to our 100 millimeter
watch two parts there so it'll count up
to two and then it will shut off.
Okay, let's go back to our program list.
We will go back into our program two. Now, let's say
that on the next job we want to cut a
couple different pieces that we might
already have programmed in here. Let's do
one hundred and fifty millimeter in that
one, and two pieces. Okay, now we don't
want to start over from line one again,
because we've got those parts counted. We
want to start on line four. So I'm going
to select line four enter. Now we're
going to start on a 300 millimeter part
and it'll do one of those, and then it
will jump up to 150 millimeter and do
two of those.
One other screen that we didn't talk
about here yet is our alarm screen, so
once we punch on it, let's say we have an
alarm of some sort going off like the
hood being open, it will come up and tell
you what that alarm is and so you have
to clear that alarm before you can run
in the automatic mode. So we'll
close that back down. That's how to
run an automatic program in the saw. If
you were in the manual mode we would
switch our switch over to the to the
manual position, it would start your saw
blade & clamp your clamps manually, and
then to make your saw blade raise
through the material you would push the
two palm buttons and the saw blades
going to come up and cut your material.
When you let it loose, it's going to drop
back down, UN-clamp your parts,
and take your piece out. Now, in the manual
mode it ignores the upper stroke setting.
So, it's going to just cut through that
profile until you let go of your of your
buttons. This is your hood race switch.
You're going to get in materials in and
out inside your hood cavity. Also, your
blade speed upward is adjusted here. And
these two adjustments are for your vise
pressure regulator clamps on your
indexing vise and also on your main vise.
This is a brief overview of the Scotchman GAA-600-CNC
GAA-600-NF CNC - upcut non-ferrous automatic cold saw
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