Vulcan Reference Manual

  • Welcome to Vulcan Control
  • Introduction
    • User interface
    • Workflow
    • Machine Operation
    • Control panel
  • Production Workflow
    • Preparation
    • Create
    • File Management
    • Select Program
    • Edit NC Code
    • Edit Laser Technology
    • Edit layout
    • Simulation run
    • Work offsets
    • Run
    • Re-entry
  • Laser Technology Tables (LTT)
    • Terminology
    • Laser Data items
      • Piercing
      • Multistage Piercing
      • Cutting
      • Special Processes
    • Modifying Laser Data
    • LTT Management
    • Ramp Cycles
    • FlyLine
    • Acceleration control (DCA)
  • Technology functions
    • Vaporize Sheet
    • Nanojoints
    • PierceLine Sensor
    • Frog Jumping
    • Cutting Tools
  • Controls
    • Lubrication Cycle
    • Protective Glass Monitoring
    • Scrap Cut
    • Go To Sheet Origin
    • Height Sensor Calibration
    • Nozzle Centre
    • Target Shot
    • Gas Purge
    • HC Manual Set Point
    • Go To Park Position
    • Nozzle Clean & Height Sensor Calibration
    • Edge Detection
    • Focus Comb
    • Focal Distance
    • Pilot Diode Positioning
  • Production plan
    • Create a production plan
    • Modification
    • Run a production plan
    • Running sequence
    • sheet loading
    • Material stock
  • Drop and Cut
  • Troubleshooting
    • Frequent collisions
    • Work offset
    • Extreme small contours
  • NC Programming Reference
    • DIN format
      • DIN Program Structure
        • Program Number %
        • Block number N
        • G-functions
        • M-functions
        • Parameter Array
        • Graphical Element – Display Marker Lines
      • Laser Technology
        • Program Header
        • Technology Table (TT) Transfer
        • Check for Bound Program Active
        • Block Jump
        • Block Number
        • Start of a Part information
        • Laser parameters selection & Update
        • Contour Statements
        • Program End (G99)
        • Remnant Cut
          • Start Remnant Cut
          • End Remnant Cut
        • FlyLine
        • Only Piercing in the Contour
        • Nano Joints
        • Sample Program with Multiple Parts
        • Fly Cut Sample Program:
    • LST format
      • LST Program Structure
      • FlyLine
      • TC_WRITE
      • Incremental Command (IC)
      • Soft Micro-Joints & Nano-Joints
    • Laser Technology commands
      • Laser cutting
      • Identifying parts
      • Multiple program structure
      • Cutting distance
      • Kerf correction
      • Overshoot height
      • Timing of parts
      • Bevel cut
      • Beam suppression
      • Flying focus position alteration
  • Impressum
Production Workflow
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Create

Create

This page displays all the available DXF files.

Create page

Create Job

The user needs to select any of the DXF files or multiple files and then select the create job button. After a Job is created, you will be presented with a tab interface as shown in the screenshot below. There are four tabs in this window as follow:

  1. Parts tab

  2. Configuration tab

  3. Sheets tab

  4. Layouts tab

Parts tab

In this, the user can add as many parts as they want. They need to select all the dxf files and select create job to add all the parts. In the parts tab the user can change max quantity, set priority, grain direction, part rotation and the group. In this tab you will manage the list of the parts (and their required quantities) that must be nested.

Parts tab

Configuration tab

Allows you to modify the parameters such as material, thickness, film, treatment and part gap.

Configuration tab

Sheets tab

Sheets tab

This is the tab where you will manage the list of sheets to be considered for nesting. The user can add sheets with different sizes. Increase or decrease the quantity. The margin can also be changed.

Use TwinLine if you need efficient processing of your parts.

Layouts tab

layout tab

When you select the Layout tab, Vulcan Control will automatically start the nesting computation, if there are no layouts. Once the computation is done, it will present the computed layouts as a list of thumbnails. You can edit any of these layouts in the Flux main window by clicking on the thumbnail. You get a full-fledged layout editor where you can modify the position/orientation of parts, edit tooling, edit sequence etc.

Press the Recompute button to nest the remaining (un-nested parts). If you wish to re-nest from start, delete existing layouts and then press this button.

Selecting the edit button will open the edit page for layout which is explained in detail in section 3.3 and Selecting the cancel button will not save the changes done here.

The user can save the layouts using the save layouts. Enter the name and click Ok to save the layouts. The saved layout will be available in programs page.

Contents

  • Create Job
  • Parts tab
  • Configuration tab
  • Sheets tab
  • Layouts tab
Preparation File Management

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