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DynaPath 2000 Series Controls
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DynaPath®
Delta - DynaPath has developed a new generation of Delta Series
controls. The new DynaPath® Delta M and T
Series controls take CNC to a whole new level with industrial hardening and transparent software
sophistication that have made Delta controls the CNC control of choice for machine operators, shop owners, and production managers.
The new Delta 2000 is powerful, dependable, and easy to configures.
These controls handle the full range of milling and turning platforms. DynaPath fully protects you with designs that
provide the fastest, easiest, and most cost-effective on-site upgrades
in the industry. |
| Interactive screens with software-defined soft keys eliminate the need
for most of the switches found on many
control panels. Through its Plain English Mode Select Menu,
all of the new Delta capabilities are instantly accessed; a single
keystroke returns the operator to that menu regardless of the control
capability being used. |
| From initial setup, there’s a screen to walk the operator through the
most difficult tasks, and a host of built-in automated and user-defined
cycles to speed up those tasks. For example, even touch-triggered
probing of part location, tool setting, and compensations has its own
screen to verify the operation. Screens walk the operator through entry
of either absolute or incremental compensations with inch or metric
values displayed. Or, by simply touching off the part with the tool, the
compensation can be automatically calibrated. Loading all the
information needed to make a part is simplified on the Delta control.
Part programs and tool tables from a host computer are loaded to the
hard disk through the RS-232 at up to 38,400 baud, or via an AT
compatible floppy disk. The operator can run extremely long programs
with buffered input from the hard drive. |
| Verifying information is simplified through Seven-View Graphics,
displaying all three planes plus an isometric and blueprint view.
Additionally, high-resolution interpolated graphics can verify a part
program by actually measuring critical dimensions on the screen with
the movable cursors and simulating individual operations or the entire
job in real time before any tools touch the workpiece. |
| All of which means your operators have the power at their fingertips to
easily optimize operations and spend more time cutting parts and less
time searching for answers. |
| Delta controls are equally at home in the conversational programming
mode, or in the conventional G-Code mode. For example, when programming
at the machine, DynaPath’s menu-driven conversational programming leads
less-experienced personnel through part program generation, step by
step. Or conventional EIA/ISO G-Code programming can be used for
standardization. And when you enter data at the machine, you’ll
appreciate the simplicity and ease of the positive alphanumeric keyboard
with LCD defined soft keys. |
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the CAM terminal, you can take advantage of a host of unique Delta
capabilities including incrementally entered, positive, and negative
tool diameter compensations for cutting your parts with oversize or
undersize tools |
| DynaPath has also introduced an advanced tool to simplify compensation
turn-on, especially in tight quarters. Incorporating both vector and
right angle turn-on coupled with powerful look-through capabilities for
Position events, Z-axis plunges, Repeats, and Subroutines, you know what
you program is what you get. |
| DynaPath’s Conversational Graphics for Program mode further reduces part
programming effort by interactively displaying graphical diagrams of
conversational events and EIA-lSO blocks. Since the graphics are
bitmapped pictures, custom macros can be easily created with commercial
drawing packages and automatically displayed when the macro ID is
entered. |
| Or, for your most demanding and complex patterns and contour shapes,
choose DynaPath’s 3D Touch Trigger Probe Digitizing System for reverse
engineering and part program generation. |
| AUTOCON has been
earning the trust of metal-cutting professionals since we shipped the
world’s first commercial numerical controls, and we’ve been a pioneer of
practically every advancement in the industry since. We have focused our
technology on the metalworking industries, and as such, have lived with
machine tool builders, retrofitters and you, their customers. We
understand your challenges, your problems, and your requirements. |
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2000 Control Brochure |
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