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Page 1 - Wizard 411 R

Wizard 411 READOUTSREFERENCE MANUAL

Page 3 - Wizard 411 Soft Keys

Wizard 411 ixTable of ContentsI – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411Layout of Screen...

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x Taper Calculator Hard Key ... 23Presets (Turning)...

Page 5 - Readout Parameter Access Code

Wizard 411 1I – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411I – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411Layout of ScreenACU-RITE’s Wizard 411 readout provides application-specifi

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2 I I – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411Wizard 411 Hard KeysHard keys on the Wizard 411 readouts vary depending on the number of axis the readout includes

Page 7 - Introduction

Wizard 411 3I – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411Operating ModesThe Wizard 411 has two operating modes: Distance-To-Go (INCREMENTAL) and Actual Value (ABSO

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4 I I – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411ENABLE/DISABLE REF functionThe ENABLE/DISABLE soft key, that is present during the position recovery routine, allo

Page 9 - Hassle-Free Warranty

Wizard 411 5I – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411Diameter AxesSelect Diameter Axes to set which axes can be displayed in either radius or diameter values.

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6 I I – 1 Introduction to Wizard 411LanguageThe Wizard 411 supports multiple languages. To change the language selection:8 Press the LANGUAGE soft key

Page 11 - Table of Contents

Wizard 411 7I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsI – 2 Milling Specific OperationsThis section discusses operations and soft key functions specific to mil

Page 13 - Layout of Screen

8 I I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsSign for the length difference ∆LIf the tool is longer than the reference tool: ∆L > 0 (+)If the tool is short

Page 14 - Wizard 411 Hard Keys

Wizard 411 9I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsDatum Setting with a ToolUsing a tool to set datum points, you can still use Wizard 411 probing functions

Page 15 - Reference Mark Evaluation

10 I I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsPresetsThe Preset function allows the operator to indicate the nominal (target) position for the next move. Once

Page 16 - Job Setup Parameters

Wizard 411 11I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsPreparation:8 Select the tool with the appropriate tool data.8 Pre-position the tool to an appropriate l

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12 I I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsIncremental Distance PresetExample: Drilling by traversing to display value zero with incremental positioningEnt

Page 18 - Set/Zero Soft Key Details

Wizard 411 13I – 2 Milling Specific Operations1/2 Hard KeyThe 1/2 hard key is used to find the centerline (or midpoint) between two locations along a

Page 19 - Key Functions Detailed

14 I I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsExample: Enter data and execute a circle pattern. See Fig. I.18 & Fig. I.19.Holes (no. of): 4Coordinates of

Page 20 - involves touching the tip

Wizard 411 15I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsLinear PatternInformation required (See Fig. I.20 Linear Pattern Example): Linear pattern type (array

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16 I I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsIncline MillingEntry Form: (See Fig. I.21 Entry Form: Start Point) and (Fig. I.22 Entry Form: End Point)The Inc

Page 22 - 4: X = 3.00 / Y = 2.50

Wizard 411 17I – 2 Milling Specific Operations When executing a surface milling operation, three views are available: incremental DRO, contour, and a

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Wizard 411 iWizard 411 Key LayoutWizard 411 Soft KeysThere are two pages of soft key functions to select from the op-erating modes. Use the LEFT/RIGHT

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18 I I – 2 Milling Specific OperationsArc MillingEntry Form: (See Fig. I.23 Entry Form: Center Point), (Fig. I.24 Entry Form: Start Point) and (Fig.

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Wizard 411 19I – 2 Milling Specific Operations The contour view shows the position of the tool relative to the milling surface. When the crosshair r

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20 I I – 3 Turning Specific OperationsI – 3 Turning Specific OperationsThis section discusses operations specific to turning applications only.Tool Ta

Page 27 - Incline & Arc Milling

Wizard 411 21I – 3 Turning Specific OperationsSetting Tool Offsets Example 2: Using LOCK AXIS FunctionThe LOCK AXIS function can be used to set a tool

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22 I I – 3 Turning Specific OperationsDatum SettingSee "Datum Setting" on page 8 for basic information. Datum settings define the relationsh

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Wizard 411 23I – 3 Turning Specific OperationsTaper Calculator Hard KeyYou can calculate tapers either by entering dimensions from a print, or by touc

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24 I I – 3 Turning Specific OperationsPresetsThe functionality has been explained previously in this manual (See "Presets" on page 10). The

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Wizard 411 25II – 1 Installation SetupII – 1 Installation SetupInstallation Setup ParametersInstallation setup is accessed by pressing the SETUP soft

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26 II II – 1 Installation SetupDisplay ConfigurationThe DISPLAY CONFIGURATION form is where the operator determines which axes are displayed and in wh

Page 33 - Fig. I.29 TOOL/SET Form

Wizard 411 27II – 1 Installation SetupEnabling Z CouplingTo couple the Z0 and Z axis and have the result displayed on the Z0 display, press and hold t

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28 II II – 1 Installation SetupLinear Error CompensationLinear error compensation can be applied, if the results of the comparison with a reference st

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Wizard 411 29II – 1 Installation Setup8 Use the Up or Down arrow keys or the numeric keys to move the cursor to the correction point to be added or ch

Page 37 - II – 1 Installation Setup

30 II II – 1 Installation SetupCounter SettingsThe COUNTER SETTINGS feature is the parameter where the operator defines the user application for the r

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Wizard 411 31II – 2 Installation and Electrical ConnectionsII – 2 Installation and Electrical ConnectionsInstallationThe DRO is mounted to a tilt/sw

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32 II II – 3 DimensionsII – 3 DimensionsAccessory ID NumberID Number Accessory627052-01 Pkgd, Mounting BaseTop view with DimensionsDimensions in inch

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Wizard 411 33II – 3 DimensionsDRO mounting with arm (reference information)DRO mounting with baseM8 x 70mm Mounting bolt(included with DRO)Handle(inc

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34 II II – 3 Dimensions

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Numerics1/2 Hard Key 131/2 soft key 13AAbsolute 3Absolute Distance Preset 10Actual Value/Distance-To-Go soft key 3Axis Labels 1BBacklash Compensation

Page 43 - Connections

TTaper Calculator 23TOOL hard key 20Tool Hard Key 7Tool setting, turning 20Tool soft key 7Tool soft key (Turning) 20UUnits of measurement, setting 4VV

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Wizard 411 iiiReadout Parameter Access CodeAn access code must be entered before machine-related installation parameters can be setor changed. This pr

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Acu-Rite Companies, Inc.One Precision Way • Jamestown, NY 14701Ve 00606088-20 4/07Acu-Rite Companies Inc.is an ISO 9001 CERTIFIED MANUFACTURER

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Wizard 411 vIntroductionSoftware VersionThe software version is shown on the initial power up screen. Wizard 411DRO axis availability. Symbols within

Page 50 - ISO 9001

Wizard 411 viiHassle-Free WarrantyACU-RITE Companies, Inc. is proud to offer the 3-Year Hassle-Free Warranty for all dig-ital readout systems, vision

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