CybTouch 6 C - Manual V2.0 - en

March
User Manual 2015

for Conventional Press Brakes – model C V2.0
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The Intuitive Programming
Table of content
Safety.......................................................................................................................1
General Safety................................................................................................................................ 1
Signs and Icons appearing in this Manual................................................................................... 2
General warning.............................................................................................................................. 2
Information.................................................................................................................................... 2
Settings........................................................................................................................................... 2
Navigation..................................................................................................................................... 2
Getting started with CybTouch 6 C ..........................................................................3

General navigation........................................................................................................................ 4
Menu Button ................................................................................................................................. 4
Status Pages Zone............................................................................................................................ 4
Screen Cleaning............................................................................................................................... 4
Status page..................................................................................................................................... 5
User Preferences........................................................................................................................... 5
Language....................................................................................................................................... 6
Length Units................................................................................................................................... 6
RFLink........................................................................................................................................... 6
Clear indexation.............................................................................................................................. 6
Set Clock......................................................................................................................................... 7
Touchscreen Calibration.................................................................................................................... 7
Brightness xx% Eco xx%................................................................................................................. 7
Manual Axes Movement................................................................................................................ 8
In the Program or EasyBend page....................................................................................................... 8
In the Manual Movement page.......................................................................................................... 9
Service Page................................................................................................................................. 10
Set Axis.........................................................................................................................................10
Maintenance..................................................................................................................................10
Defrag...............................................................................................................................................................11
Format..............................................................................................................................................................11
Internal backup...............................................................................................................................................11
Information...................................................................................................................................11
Configuration options......................................................................................................................12
Serial number..................................................................................................................................................12
Computer ID....................................................................................................................................................12
Option list........................................................................................................................................................12
New option code..............................................................................................................................................12
Basic Page Description........................................................................................... 13

Bend Numerical Page................................................................................................................. 13
Available functions on the Bend Num page.........................................................................................13
Current step (sequence) number...................................................................................................................13
More Page.................................................................................................................................... 14
Available functions on the More page.................................................................................................14
Tooling management......................................................................................................................................14
Back gauge retraction.....................................................................................................................................14
Step bending....................................................................................................................................................15
Dwell time........................................................................................................................................................15
Back gauge manual control............................................................................................................................15
Material thickness............................................................................................................................................16
Material sigma..................................................................................................................................................16
Force.................................................................................................................................................................16
Opening (TDC)...............................................................................................................................................16
Copy to All Function................................................................................................................... 17

Number of parts..............................................................................................................................................17
Tools Management................................................................................................. 18
Punches........................................................................................................................................ 18
How to create or modify a punch?......................................................................................................18
Dies............................................................................................................................................... 19
How to create or modify a die?...........................................................................................................20
Naming Tools............................................................................................................................... 21
Punches.........................................................................................................................................21
Dies...............................................................................................................................................21
Creating a Part Program......................................................................................... 22

Bending with Tools Management............................................................................................... 22
Bending and Corrections............................................................................................................ 23
Semi-Automatic mode.......................................................................................................................23
Angle Correction.............................................................................................................................24
Back gauge Correction.....................................................................................................................24
Bending without Tools Management......................................................................................... 24
Saving and Loading a Program............................................................................... 26

Saving a Program......................................................................................................................... 26
Loading a Program..................................................................................................................... 26
Deleting a Program..................................................................................................................... 26
EasyBend Page....................................................................................................... 27
Making a bend on the EasyBend Page....................................................................................... 27
Error and Warning Messages.................................................................................. 28

Warning Messages....................................................................................................................... 28
Error Messages............................................................................................................................. 31
CybTouch 6 C User Manual
Safety
General Safety
The users must have Read and Understood, but most of all must Respect the
directives described in this manual.
All people coming into contact with the machine on which the numerical
control is installed, whatever their function or whatever state the machine is in
(assembly, disassembly, start-up, production, maintenance, repairs) must have
read and understood the requirements concerning the security and the entirety
of the directives of operation described in the manuals delivered with the
machine.
The operator must be properly trained to work with the machine

on which the numerical control is installed. Improper use of the
numerical control can cause heavy damage on equipment and/or
injuries to people.
Modification of machine parameters can cause important material damage or

lead to irregular product quality.
Do not expose the numerical control to excessive humidity so as to avoid any
risk of electrocution and any deterioration of the equipment.
Make sure the numerical control is disconnected from the mains power before
carrying out any cleaning. Do not use liquids based on alcohol or ammoniac.
In case of malfunction of the numerical control, call a technician.
Do not expose the numerical control to direct sun rays or any other heat source.
Do not place the numerical control in the neighborhood of magnetic equipment
such as transformers, motors or devices which generate interference (welding
machines, etc.).
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Signs and Icons appearing in this M anual

While using this manual, you will come across the signs and icons represented here
below: they are directly related to the safety and security of persons. Carefully follow this
advice and inform others about it.
General warning This warning sign appears in the manual whenever it is necessary to pay attention to
rules, instructions or advice. The correct sequence of operations is to be followed in order
to avoid damage to the machine.
Symbolizes a serious personnel danger
Information This warning sign appears in this manual whenever an important information needs to be
taken into consideration. Pay attention to this sign and follow the instructions given.
Settings This sign appears in this manual whenever setting instructions are given. Pay attention to
this sign and follow the sequence of instructions given.
Navigation This icon appears in this manual to give navigation information, to give the path to the
subject treated in the chapter.
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Getting started with CybTouch 6 C

Depending on software evolutions and the press brake controlled by the CybTouch
(configuration/capabilities), the present manual may not fully correspond to the CybTouch
that you currently have. However, differences are only minor.
Touchscreens are pressure sensitive. Do not press down hard on the

screen.
Pressing hard on the screen will damage the display. Such damage is
not covered by manufacturer warranty!
Do not use sharp and/or pointed objects (sheet metal, screwdriver,

metal pen ball, etc.) to touch the screen.
Only use your fingers (with or without gloves on) or a plastic pen. Make sure that your
gloves do not have metal particles encrusted in the finger tips as they may also damage
the screen.
Take a few minutes to practice pressing gently on the screen, you will find that the screen
is very reactive and it is pleasant to use.
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General navigation
Add step Screen Cleaning button

or next step
Status Pages Zone
Menu Button
Menu Button The Menu button allows you to directly select (jump to) the desired screen. The
content of the menu changes contextually.
Status Pages Zone The Status pages zone gives access to the Status page (see page 5). This is really a
zone that is active at any moment from any page (except the wizard’s).
Screen Cleaning To clean the screen while the CybTouch is on, touch the button.
Use only a damp and smooth cloth with soap or a neutral detergent.
NEVER use solvent, petrol, benzene, alcohols, etc.
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Status page
The Status page shows the status of all inputs and outputs and axes positions of the NC.
This feature is very useful during setup or during phone service with a machine installed in
the field.
This page is accessed from anywhere by pressing the Status Pages Zone (see page 4).
To exit the Status page, press on the arrow on the left.
On the upper line, a cycle

Press arrow to message may appear
exit Status Page indicating the cycle phase
the machine is executing
User Preferences
(Menu Button) → Other menus → User preference
To exit the User Preference page, touch the button.
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Language To browse through the available languages, simply touch Language on the screen.
Available languages are:
• EN English. • FR Français. • RU Pусский.
• CN 中文. • IT Italiano. • TR Türkçe.
• CZ Český. • NL Nederlands. • TW 台灣.
• DE Deutsch. • PL Polski.
• ES Español. • PT Português.
The list of available languages is subject to change and may increase over time.
Length Units This parameter allows choosing between mm, inch and none for the length unit to be
used in the CybTouch.
When none is selected, the units are millimeters.
RFLink When activated, this function allows communication between the CybTouch and a laptop
computer, onto which Cybelec’s RFLink dongle is plugged in. This function’s default status
is off, and it is automatically reset to off every time the NC is turned on.
Clear indexation When activated, this function clears the index and the machine will search for them, as
it does when turning the power on, allowing the operator to re-index its machine without
turning it off.
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Set Clock Allows the user to set the time and date on the CybTouch.
Touch the field you Use the up and down

want to modify arrows to modify the
selected field
Touchscreen As a tall operator will tend to touch higher than a smaller one on the screen, this function
Calibration allows the calibration of the touch screen, and also makes sure that it is operating
correctly.
Setting Instructions:
Simply follow the instructions on the page to calibrate the touchscreen.
Use your finger or the plastic tip of a pen to calibrate the

Touchscreen. Never use sharp objects as this will damage the screen.
Brightness xx% Here the brightness of the screen for normal mode and Eco mode can be defined:
Eco xx% 1. Touch the mode for which you want to modify the brightness.
2. Use the buttons to set the brightness.
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M anual A xes Movement

In the course of setting up a machine, it is sometimes necessary to be able to move
the axes manually, for example when changing the tooling. This can be done from two
different places:
• In the Program or EasyBend page.
• In the Manual Movement page.
In the Program or In the Program or EasyBend page, axes can be moved manually only when the tool
EasyBend page management is deactivated.
Select the axis you want

to move manually by Use these arrows to move
touching its icon the selected axis manually
1. Touch the button and then touch the icon (if available); it will become gray.
2. Touch the button to come back to the program page.
3. Touch the Y axis icon and use the manual buttons ( and ) to move it.
4. Proceed in the same manner to move the back gauge axis.
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In the Manual The manual movements also have their dedicated page, which can be accessed following
Movement page the link below.
(Menu Button) → Manual movement
Move beam up
(button hidden if
movement not allowed)
Menu Button
1. Select the axis that you want to move:
• for the back gauge X axis.
• for the back gauge R axis.
2. Touch the buttons to move the selected axis.
3. Use the foot switch (Low Speed Down movement) and this button (High Speed
Up) to move the beam.
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Service Page
(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service
Set Axis Allows the operator to manually adjust the position of the back gauge (axis X) and the
beam (axis Y, if available).
This function must be used with utter care and only by experienced
personnel. Wrong settings may mechanically damage the machine.
Settings are lost after indexing the machine.
Maintenance The Maintenance page displays the hardware status of the CybTouch and lets the
operator perform different maintenance actions.
(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service → Maintenance
All the following actions require codes and should only be performed by
technicians or upon request of a technician.
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Defrag
This function will rearrange the memory space of the CybTouch. Simply touch it and
follow the instructions given in the yellow pop-up window.
Format
This function will erase all data in the CybTouch. Only use this with the help of a
technician.
Internal backup
This function is specially designed for OEM and support.

Usually a machine parameters’ backup is made by the machine manufacturer or the
company who services the machine. This backup allows a maintenance technician to
restore original working parameters if necessary.
Should there be a need to restore parameters, call on a maintenance technician and
follow his instructions.
Do not try to use this function unless you are in dire need.
Before using this last function, make sure that all your files have
been transfered outside the CybTouch (using CybTouchTools, see the
relevant Instructions manual).
Information The Information page displays the names and versions of the softwares installed on the
CybTouch. Pressing the Advanced button shows more detailed information.
(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service → Information
To Advanced information
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Configuration Touching this menu opens the following page, where one can find the computer’s
options identification and manage the machine’s options.
(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service → Configuration options
Serial number
This is the serial number of the CybTouch. It is entered at the factory at the end of the
machine’s initial setup and is related to the machine’s option list.
Changing the serial number means that all the options installed on the
machine can be lost.
Computer ID
This line displays an identification code that is unique to each CybTouch and guarantees,
together with the serial number, a correct identification of the machine.
Option list
This function opens a yellow pop-up window where all the options installed on the
CybTouch are displayed.
New option code
The function opens an alphanumerical pad where the code of the new option must be
entered. The format of an option code is: ABC-DEF-GHI-JKLM
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Basic Page Description

Bend Numerical Page
Current step (sequence) number Repeat sequence button
(inactive here)
Pump button Current cycle activity information

(if configured)
Program number
Material thickness
Add step or next step
Tools Management
Beam (Y axis) position Bending and Corrections

value / bend angle
Back gauge Correction
Back gauge (X axis)
position / flange length More Page
Menu Button Start – Stop
Interactive message line Auxiliary function button
Available The Bend Numerical Page is normally the working page, from which the bends are
functions on the executed, and most of the navigation originates from and leads to.
Bend Num page
Current step (sequence) number Insert step here

Delete current step here
Touching the step number will open a
Go to selected step here
yellow pop-up window as shown here, with
3 different actions to choose from:
Select the step to jump
• Insert step: this function will insert a to here
step after the current one.
• Delete step: this function will erase the
current step.
• Go to step: this function allows jumping
directly to the desired step.
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More Page
Bend Numerical Page →
Material thickness Material sigma
Tooling management
Next step Force
Back gauge retraction Opening (TDC)
Number of parts
Step bending
Dwell time
Back gauge manual Return to Bend

control Numerical Page
Available The More page displays parameters related to the part, and depending on the CybTouch
functions on the configuration and the type of action performed, it also displays various settings for the
current bend.
More page
Tooling management
When deactivated (grayed), this icon disables the Punches (see page 18) icon and
the Dies (see page 19) icon from the Bend Numerical Page (see page 13) (see also
Bending without Tools Management, page 24).
Back gauge retraction
The back gauge retraction can be activated/deactivated using this icon. It is possible to
modify the value by touching it. This is a sequence parameter, meaning it can be modified
with each step of the program.
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Step bending
Activating this field allows programming a

large radius bend, by entering the value of
8
αb α a
the radius and in how many steps we want
7
S
to make it.
S ½
αc
6
S
For the result to be coherent, the
αc
S
number of bends to realize the angle
5
S
½S S
must be such that the length of each
c
α
segment is greater than half the length αc
4
αa α b
of the V opening of the die. 3
1 2
Dwell time
Allows defining the duration of the dwell time, meaning the time during which the punch
remains at BDC before coming back up.
When this field is deactivated (grayed), the default Dwell Time value defined in
the machine parameters is applied.
Back gauge manual control
Activating this parameter gives manual control over the back gauge movement. This
means the operator must personally give the start to the back gauge movement, using for
example the foot switch or the start button.
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Material thickness
The material thickness must be entered here. This value is used to calculate the bending
depth according to the tooling chosen. This is also of course a part parameter.
Material sigma
The material sigma can be entered here. This value is to be used as an information for the
operator. This is also of course a part parameter.
Force
The force with which the part will be bent must be entered here. The operator’s
experience, as well as a trial-and-error procedure, will help define the most appropriate
force for the bend.
Opening (TDC)
When activated, this parameter allows defining the duration during which the beam
moves back up from BDC. This value must be set to allow the operator enough room to
extract its bent part from between the tools.
When this field is deactivated (grayed), the beam moves back all the way up to
its maximum limit switch.
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Number of parts
The operator can enter here the total amount of parts to be produced. Every time all
the sequences of the program are executed, hence a part is completed, this counter is
decreased of one unit. When the amount of parts is reached, a yellow pop-up window
signals it to the operator.
Copy to A ll Function
This function allows copying a defined
value to all the steps of the current
program. It appears in the numerical pad of
relevant fields, such as Force, Bending and Copy to all button
Corrections, etc.
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Tools Management
Tools management allows the creation and configuration on the CybTouch of the tools to
be used on the machine. These tools are then taken into account in bend calculations.
Depending on the CybTouch version and the press brake configuration, punch
and die management may not be available on the CybTouch you have.
Punches
Punch name
Types of punches
Browsing through
existing punches
Punch mounting direction
Basic punch data
Return to Bend
Numerical Page
To select a punch, simply browse through the existing punches in your library using the
arrows buttons, and then return to Bend Numerical Page.
How to create or If no punch is yet created, the punch will have no name (??? is displayed). If a punch
modify a punch? already exists, then the last punch used will be selected, here 55_N (modifications will
not alter the existing punch as they will be saved under another name).
1. Touch the button and then touch the icon to activate tool management if
necessary.
2. Touch the punch icon to access the punch details.
3. Enter the characteristics (α (punch angle), Height and Radius) for the new punch to
be created.
4. Select the punch type (straight, normal or gooseneck) with this icon . This
characteristic is only an information for the operator.
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5. Touch the button to invert the punch if necessary.
To be allowed to save a tool, a level 2 password is required.
6. Touch the punch name (here 55_N).

7. Touch Save punch to overwrite the existing tool or Save punch as if you want to
save your tool under another name.
8. Enter the name of the new punch using the alphanumerical keypad.
We recommend that you follow the naming conventions explained in Naming

Tools (see page 21).
9. Touching the button brings you back to the program page, with the punch you
just saved being selected and ready to be used.
Dies
Die name Die mounting direction
Browsing through
existing dies
Basic die data
Return to Bend
Numerical Page
Selecting a die is the same as selecting a punch; simply browse through the existing dies
in your library using the arrows buttons, and then return to Bend Numerical Page.
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How to create or If no die is yet created, the die will have no name (??? is displayed). If a die already exists,
modify a die? then the last one used will be selected, here 55_12 (modifications will not alter the
existing die as they will be saved under another name).
Ve
1. Touch the button and then
touch the icon to activate tool
management if necessary. R
2. Touch the die icon to access the
die details.
3. Enter the characteristics (Ve (die
width), α, Height, Radius and Safety
XS) for the new die to be created.
Safety XS defines the security distance between the tool and the back gauge for
X axis.
4. Touch the button to invert the die if necessary.
To be allowed to save a tool, a level 2 password is required.
5. Touch the die name (here 55-12).

6. Touch Save die to overwrite the existing tool or Save die as if you want to save your
tool under another name.
7. Enter the name of the new die using the alphanumerical keypad.
We recommend that you follow the naming conventions explained in Naming

Tools (see page 21).
8. Touching the button brings you back to the program page, with the die you just
saved being selected and ready to be used.
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Naming Tools
It is recommended that you use naming conventions for your tools.
Below you will find a simple convention allowing you to precisely identify a punch or die
through its name.
Of course, depending on your needs you may need to create more rules for punch and die
naming.
Punches The name of the punch should be built in the following manner: first its angle, followed by
its type, and then whether it is inverted or not.
Punch angle (°) Punch type Inverted or not

30 N = Normal
60 _ S = Straight _ i = If inverted
90 G = Gooseneck
Following these rules, here are some examples of punch names: 90_N_i, 60_G, 30_S,
and so on, and so forth.
Dies The name of the die should be built in pretty much the same manner: first its width (Ve
dimension), followed by its angle, and then whether it is inverted or not.
Ve (mm) Die angle (°) Inverted or not

12
30
16 _ _ i = If inverted
86
20
Following these rules, here are some examples of die names: 12_86_i, 16_86, 20_30,
and so on, and so forth.
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Creating a Part Program

Most versions of CybTouch 6 for press have Tools Management (see page 18), which
can be activated or deactivated (see Tooling management, page 16). However, some
versions, depending on the press brake manufacturer, do not have tools management at
all. This changes a bit the procedure, and you can find them here:
• Bending with Tools Management,
• Bending without Tools Management (see page 24).
In this chapter the machine is considered operational: machine parameters,

tools (see Tools Management, page 18) are already configured and
programmed.
Bending with Tools M anagement

The first page displayed when you switch on the CybTouch is the Bend Numerical Page.
This is where one can create programs containing the bend sequences required to
produce a complete part.
Current step (sequence) number
Program number Material thickness
Add step or next step
Angle of the bend Tools selection
Length of the flange More Page
1. Touch the program number and select New program in the list.
2. Touch the material’s thickness (here 1.00). The More Page (see page 14) is
displayed.
3. In the More Page, enter the Material thickness, the Force, and other sequence
parameters (Opening (TDC), Back gauge retraction, etc.).
4. If necessary, touch this button to activate the Tools Management (see page 18).
5. Touch the button to return to the Bend Numerical Page.
6. Select the tools to be used for the part by touching their respective icons (see Tools
Management, page 18).
To work without tools, see Bending without Tools Management, page 24.
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7. Touch the numerical value next to the angle icon , and enter the value for the
first bend you wish to create (here 90°).
8. Touch the numerical value next to the segment length icon , and enter the value
for the first segment you wish to create (here 35.00 mm).
This dimension is the external dimension of the flange, calculated according

to DIN 6935. If you want to enter the position of the flange manually, touch this
icon . It will switch to this one .
9. Add the next bend to the program by touching .

10. Proceed in the same manner to create the other segments of the part.
11. Go to the desired step touching the Current step (sequence) number (see page 13)
or using this button.
12. Start the hydraulic pump motor (by pressing this button if available. It turns red
when the motor is running).
13. Press the button to position the machine according to the data that were just
entered.
14. When the machine is ready to bend, a button is displayed.
15. If you want to repeat the same step in order to apply all the necessary corrections to
it, switch to the Semi-Automatic mode.
16. Press the foot switch to execute the bend.
Bending and Corrections

All program corrections are made in the Bend Numerical Page (see page 13). According
to his preferences, the operator can choose to execute all the steps of the program
one after the other, making corrections along the way. Or he can choose to apply all the
corrections necessary to the same step before moving to the next one using the Semi-
Automatic mode.
Corrections can be made to:
• The angle (Y-axis, see Angle Correction, page 24).
• The back gauge position (X-axis, see Back gauge Correction, page 24).
Semi-Automatic The semi-automatic mode allows repeating the same sequence indefinitely. It is used
mode when the operator wants to apply corrections to his part one bend after another. He can
thus execute the same step until he gets the desired result, before moving to the next
one by means of the button.
The semi-automatic mode is activated (and deactivated) by touching for more than one
second on the button.
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Angle Correction After physically measuring the angle, if corrections are to be made, they must be done as
follows, and not directly in the program step.
1. Touch the angle correction icon,
and enter the physically measured Reset corrections button
value of the angle. The numerical
control will automatically calculate the
Y axis correction.
Pressing this button will reset all

angle corrections.
Back gauge 2. Corrections can be applied in the very same manner to the back gauge X axis
Correction position, simply by touching the small number to the right of the flange length. The
correction required (in positive or negative) must be entered manually.
Bending without Tools M anagement

For versions that do not have tool management, it is impossible for the operator to select
with or without tool management (see Tooling management, page 14). The selection is
simply not available.
Working without tools management means that you can program the back gauge value
for X axis and the bend depth value for Y axis only in mm (or inch).
All corrections are thus also manually made in mm/inches.
Y-axis position in mm
(or inch)
X-axis position in mm More Page

(or inch)
This procedure is also valid if tools management has been disabled (see Tooling
management, page 14).
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1. Touch the program number and select New program in the list.
2. Touch the material’s thickness (here 1.00). The More Page is displayed.
3. In the More Page, enter the Material thickness, the Force, and other sequence
parameters (Opening (TDC), Back gauge retraction, etc.).
4. Touch the button to return to the Bend Numerical Page.
5. Enter the bend depth value for Y axis (here 150.97). One can also touch the Y axis
icon and use the manual buttons ( and ) to move it.
6. Enter the back gauge position value for X axis (here 33.91). One can also touch the X
axis icon and use the manual buttons ( and ) to move it.
7. Touch the button to add another step.
Click on OK when prompted to create new step.
8. Proceed in the same manner to create the other segments of the part.
9. Go to the desired step touching the Current step (sequence) number (see page 13)
or using this button.
entered.
13. If you want to repeat the same step in order to apply all the necessary corrections to
it, switch to the Semi-Automatic mode (see page 23).
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Saving and Loading a Program

Saving a Program
After creating a program, an operator can save the program in order to use it again:
1. Touch the Program number (e.g. P0).
2. Touch Save program.
3. Enter the number you wish to give to the program (e.g. 1 for P1), followed by .
4. The program is now called P1 and is saved in the CybTouch.
Loading a Program
To call (load) a program:
2. Touch Call program.
3. Select the program to be loaded from the list (e.g. 002 for P2).
4. The selected program (P2) is then loaded into the work memory and is ready to be
used.
Deleting a Program
To delete a program:
2. Touch Delete program.
3. Select from the list the program to be deleted.
4. Touch to confirm.
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EasyBend Page
(Menu Button) → EasyBend
The EasyBend page is used for individual bends, for example when an external worker
needs to interrupt production just to make a single bend (usually with the same tools).
The program currently being used for production is only temporarily interrupted
(no need to save it) when switching to the EasyBend page, and then resumed
again when returning to the program page (Menu Button → Current program).
M aking a bend on the EasyBend Page
See Basic Page Description, page 13 for more information on the different
controls on the EasyBend page.
1. Touch the material’s thickness (here 1.00). The More Page is displayed. Enter the
Material thickness and the Force.
2. If necessary, touch one of the tool’s icon ( or ) to select a punch or die. (To
learn how to configure tools, please refer to section Tools Management, page 18).
3. Enter the angle for the bend you wish to create (here 90°).
4. Enter the flange’s length (here 275.00 mm).
5. Press this button to go to the More Page (see page 14) and enter the
eventually required extra data for the bend.
entered.
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Error and Warning Messages

Following is a list of warning and error
messages which may be displayed on the
interactive message line of the CybTouch.
There are two types of messages:
• Warning Messages, which are displayed
on a green background. They are
information or instructions that will
disappear automatically.
• Error Messages (machine or NC
errors), which are displayed on a red
background. They inform the user of an
error occurring on the machine or NC,
and sometimes require intervention by Interactive Message number
the end user or a technician. message line
When reporting error messages, please ALWAYS indicate the error number at
the end of the line. This number also refers to the first column in the section
below.
Warning Messages
Msg Nr. Message Description

W02 Ignore This message appears when the desired action makes no sense,
like for example clearing the indexation when the indexation was
not made.
W03 Code accepted This message is displayed when the correct password has been
entered.
W04 Please press 3 seconds This message reminds the operator to keep the start pump
button pressed for 3 seconds.
W05 The pump is on This message appears after the pump starting cycle has been
correctly executed.
W06 The pump is off This message indicates that the pump has been stopped.
W07 Machine not indexed Before the machine is indexed, the NC doesn’t know where the
axes are. In manual page, movements are authorized but the
electronic stroke limits are not activated. Operator is responsible
for stopping axis movement before mechanical limit is reached.
W08 Touch OK to continue Indicates that a validation is required to continue.
W09 Step n° This message appears in the More Page (see page 14), it
indicates the step sequence number when browsing through the
program’s steps.
W10 Cycle in progress While this message is displayed, the machine cycle is in progress
and the screen is locked, except for the Stop button.
W11 Machine is indexed Indicates the indexation cycle was successful.
W12 Identification OK In the Axis Wizard, indicates the identification cycle was
successful.
W15 Input in programming mode ! The “Next Seq+Start” or the “Pressure reached” input is
activated while NC is in programming mode. If the message
persists, check the machine status.
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W16 Eco mode This message appears when the Eco mode starts, after the timer
defined in the machine parameters is over.
W17 Enter the measured angle This message is displayed when the operator must enter the
physically measured angle value in the Bending and Corrections
page.
W18 Empty field Operator did not enter a value.
W19 24V I/O power on 24V to the inputs/outputs is now available.
W20 Please select a field This message is displayed when trying to set the time (see Set
Clock, page 7) and no field (minute, seconds, etc.) has been
selected.
W21 Set seconds
W22 Set minutes
W23 Set hour In the Set Clock (see page 7) page, when the corresponding
field is selected, indicates that it can be set using the up and
W24 Set day down arrows.
W25 Set month
W26 Set year
W29 End of list This message is displayed when reaching the end of the list in
one of the different menus .
W30 Serial number from 100’000 This message appears only when entering the serial number. It
thru 231’071 indicates the range of the number to be entered. Attention, this
operation is normally done at the factory, with a serial number is
related to the options installed on the machine. Do not change it!
W31 New option code When installing a new option in the Service Page (see
page 10).
W32 Data entry in progress Operation impossible: data entry in progress. Wait until the data
is entered to try again.
W33 Indexation in progress Operation impossible: indexation in progress. Wait until the
indexation is finished to try again.
W34 RFlink disconnected When the RFLink connection to a laptop has been shut down
from the latter.
W35 Access not allowed Operator needs another level password.
W37 Moving direction has been Wizard message: Rotary direction of the motor has been
inverted changed.
W38 Counting direction has been Wizard message: Counting direction of the axis has been
inverted changed.
W39 Moving and counting Wizard message: Both the rotary direction of the motor and the
directions have inverted counting have been changed.
W40 OK Indicates a cycle or operation has properly ended.
W41 No movement executed Axis Wizard message: Operator pressed but no movement
was made.
W45 Enter unlock interface This message is displayed when parameter P02.04 Level 0 Lock
password HMI is set to yes and the screen is touched.
W46 Enter password level 1 or This message is displayed when a password of level 1 or higher
greater is needed to execute a specific operation.
W47 Enter password level 3 This message is displayed when a password of level 3 or higher
is needed to execute a specific operation.
W48 Enter new password
These messages are displayed when changing passwords.
W49 Confirm new password
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W50 Enter password for backup This message is displayed when trying to create a backup.
W51 Enter password for restore This message is displayed when trying to restore a backup.
W52 Enter password for init This message appears on the page displayed after the system
crashed (soft or hardware problem), when the operator tries to
format the machine.
W53 Enter password for delete all This message is displayed when trying to delete all backups.
backups
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Error Messages

E01 Y - beam collision. Move the Bending depth mechanical stop axis Y cannot move. The beam
beam up is too close to it. Move the beam upward before being able to
modify the position of axis Y (depth stop).
E02 Pump motor off The pump motor needs to be on for the sequence to start.
E03 Buffer Full The part-program memory is full, you cannot add another
sequence.
E04 Code refused The level code to access the selected page is not correct. Try
again or ask for it if you do not have it.
E05 File not compatible The loaded part-program is incompatible with the NC. This part
should be deleted.
E06 Machine parameter file This file is corrupt and cannot be saved. Try to restart the NC. If
problem the problem persists, format the memory.
E07 Machine parameters not This message appears when a software update has been made
compatible, please format data over a much older version and the parameters are no longer
compatible. It can also appear if the uploaded parameters (with
RFlink) are much older or newer than the current software
version and they are not be compatible. A new start up of the
machine must be made. Contact your dealer.
E08 Lismisc File not compatible Information message, which will disappear when restarting the
NC.
E09 Save program problem This file is corrupt and cannot be saved. Try to restart the NC. If
the problem persists, format the memory.
E10 File not found [ ] A file is missing and the code indicates which one. Call Cybelec
with this code to know which file is missing.
E11 Write to file problem This file is corrupt and cannot be saved. Try to restart the NC. If
the problem persists, format the memory.
E12 X smaller than minimum limit Operator entered a value under the limit, or a memorized value in
the program is under the limit. The wrong value flashes and must
be corrected.
E13 X over maximum limit Operator entered a value over the limit, or a memorized value in
the program is over the limit. The wrong value flashes and must
be corrected.
E14 Fw SetVar Error [ ] May occur when a feature is configured, but the dedicated input/
output is not configured. Usually this is solved by loading the
default input/output configuration (see the machine parameters).
E15 Table locked In the machine parameters (pages “Options” and “Control
valves”), there is a small padlock preventing unwanted changes.
This message is displayed when trying to modify the table with a
closed padlock.
E16 Fw Axes Error [ ] ... Axis manager error. The number gives more information. Most
common errors are described in messages E55 to E68.
If other error numbers are listed, please send conditions of
problem, traces and parameters to the Cybelec Technical support
for assistance.
E17 Programming error Machine parameters incorrectly configured, the error page is
displayed.
E19 Quantity = 0 When pressing start, the programmed amount of parts to
be made is ‘0’. See Number of parts, page 17 for more
information.
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E20 Cycle repeat = 0 Cannot start cycle because repeat cycle function is set to “0”.
E21
E24 Identification Error [ ] During the Axis Wizard, there was an error identifying one of the
axes. The error number (typically E55, E56 or E57) gives more
information. See also message E16.
E25 No FAST task running [ ] Switch OFF the machine for 1 min and restart it again.
E26 NULL pointer to axis struct. This message indicates a software bug. Write it all down and
contact Cybelec.
E27 MUTEX Error [ ] This message indicates a software bug. Write it all down and
contact Cybelec.
E28 No I/O 24V or overload (output The 24V power supply for the inputs/outputs is no longer present
in safety off) or an output is overloaded. Reset any safety device on the
machine, check protection grids and rear guards are closed, etc.
If the problem persists, switch machine OFF for 3 min and restart
it again. If the problem still persists, check the machine manual
and/or ask a service technician to check your machine.
E29 Radio link error, code [ ] The RFlink chip has detected an error. Check the environment
for disturbances (cell phone, wi-fi) and that the material works
properly. If the problem persists, write the error number down
and send it Cybelec.
E30 Touchscreen error, code [ ] Please contact your machine dealer with this specific code and
details.
E31
E32
E33 Syntax error in XML file This file is corrupt and cannot be used. Try to restart the NC. If
the file is a part-program, try to delete it.
E34 Memory allocation problem There was a problem while trying to read a file in the memory.
(xml) The file is probably corrupted. The number gives more
information, write it down.
E35 Endless loop on process task Process error. Please restart the NC and inform your dealer.
E36 “Pedal” input refused The pedal command is not accepted in this page/situation.
E37 WARNING: Overloop intern This error should normally never happen on the machine. It
means there are too many elements in a coded list.
E38 Unknown key There is a list of known screen zones, and the pressed zone is
not in it. This error can normally not happen in the field.
E39 “Start” input refused The start command is not accepted in this page/situation.
E40 Y smaller than minimum limit The programed position value for axis Y is below the value of the
minimum limit switch position.
E41
E42
E43 Configuration error Input/output incorrectly configured in machine parameters, the
faulty input/output page is displayed. Check for unauthorized
doubled outputs or inputs.
This message can also be displayed if the chosen configuration
requires more icons on the first page than there room available.
E44 “External stop” input is active External stop may be caused by safety devices, emergency
buttons, rear protection guards, etc. See machine instructions.
E46 “Pressure” analog output not While configuring (setting up) the NC, dedicated input or output
configured are not configured but are requested to run properly.
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E47 Y over maximum limit The programed position value for axis Y is above the value of the
maximum limit switch position.
E48 File access error There was an error when trying to access a file while
programming an option. Make sure that the code was entered
properly. If it is not working try and restart the NC. If the problem
persists, contact Cybelec.
E49 Unknown error An unknown error occurred while trying to program an option.
Contact Cybelec.
E50 Value out of limit This message is displayed when the value the operator is trying
to be program is bigger than the maximum authorized value.
E51 Error[ ][ ][ ][ ]... Internal management error. Write the error’s codes down and
the software’s number (see Information, page 11) and call
Cybelec.
E52 Punch does not exist This message is displayed when trying to create a new part
before having selected a punch in the list (see Punches, page
18).
E53 Die does not exist This message is displayed when trying to create a new part
before having selected a die in the list (see Dies, page 19).
E55 Identification Error 1 (No No motion detected. Should not happen if you started the Wizard
motion detected) from the beginning. If the error remains, check limit switches,
drive, wiring, etc.
E56 Identification Error 2 (Not Not enough oscillations Increase the identification time. See
enough oscillations) machine parameters manual.
E57 Identification Error 3 Oscillation amplitude. Increase the identification voltage. See
(Amplitude of the oscillation) machine parameters manual.
E58 Fw Axes Error 32 [Trajectory This is a regulator error. The axis could not follow its trajectory.
tracking error] This may be due to high friction, resistance or an obstacle on the
axis movement. This may also be a drive problem.
Call a technician.
E59 Fw Axes Error 311 [MaxSpeed Max speed or encoder resolution too high.
too high !]
E60 Fw Axes Error 312 [MaxSpeed Max speed or encoder resolution too low.
too small !]
E61 Fw Axes Error 313 Acceleration too low (mm/s2) or max speed too high. This needs
[Acceleration too small or to be corrected. Please note that acceleration is not a ramp
MaxSpeed too high !] distance.
E62 Fw Axes Error 314 Acceleration too high (mm/s2) or max speed too low. This needs
[Acceleration too high or to be corrected.
MaxSpeed too small !]
E63 “X retraction” digital input not
configured
E64 “Pressure reached” digital While configuring (setting up) the NC, dedicated input or output
input not configured are not configured but are requested to run properly.
E65 “Pressure” analog input not
configured
E66 Fw Axes Error 33 [Maximum This is a regulator error. The axis could not follow its trajectory.
voltage time exceeded (10V)] This may be due to higher friction, resistance or an obstacle on
the axis movement. It may also be a drive problem.
Call a technician.
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E67 Fw Axes Error 39 [Speed This is a regulator error. The axis could not follow its trajectory.
tracking error] It may be due to higher friction, resistance or an obstacle on the
axis movement. It may also be a drive problem.
Call a technician.
E68 Fw Axes Error 316 [MinPosition Axis position counter is out of max or min limit.
or MaxPosition outside limit ! ] Verify physical axis position and set the axis counter accordingly.
E69 “Downward command” digital While configuring (setting up) the NC, dedicated input or output
E70 Progr. angle is smaller than the The programmed angle is smaller than the die angle. Change die.
die angle
E71 Progr. angle is smaller than the The programmed angle is smaller than the punch angle. Change
punch angle punch.
E72 Depth safety The calculated angle causes the punch, material, and die to
collide and approach coining mode. Operator must confirm to
proceed.
E73 “Comm. HS-LS beam” digital While configuring (setting up) the NC, dedicated input or output
E74 “Beam” encoder not This message is displayed on PL types of machine, where the
configured “Beam” encoder must be configured.
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User Manual 2015

Signs and Icons appearing in this Manual................................................................................... 2

Getting started with CybTouch 6 C ..........................................................................3

Menu Button ................................................................................................................................. 4

Status Pages Zone............................................................................................................................ 4

Brightness xx% Eco xx%................................................................................................................. 7

Manual Axes Movement................................................................................................................ 8

In the Program or EasyBend page....................................................................................................... 8

In the Manual Movement page.......................................................................................................... 9

New option code..............................................................................................................................................12

Basic Page Description........................................................................................... 13

Available functions on the Bend Num page.........................................................................................13

Current step (sequence) number...................................................................................................................13

Available functions on the More page.................................................................................................14

Back gauge retraction.....................................................................................................................................14

Back gauge manual control............................................................................................................................15

Copy to All Function................................................................................................................... 17

How to create or modify a punch?......................................................................................................18

How to create or modify a die?...........................................................................................................20

Creating a Part Program......................................................................................... 22

Bending and Corrections............................................................................................................ 23

Back gauge Correction.....................................................................................................................24

Bending without Tools Management......................................................................................... 24

Saving and Loading a Program............................................................................... 26

Error and Warning Messages.................................................................................. 28

The operator must be properly trained to work with the machine

Modification of machine parameters can cause important material damage or

Signs and Icons appearing in this M anual

Getting started with CybTouch 6 C

Touchscreens are pressure sensitive. Do not press down hard on the

Do not use sharp and/or pointed objects (sheet metal, screwdriver,

Add step Screen Cleaning button

Status Pages Zone

NEVER use solvent, petrol, benzene, alcohols, etc.

On the upper line, a cycle

(Menu Button) → Other menus → User preference

To exit the User Preference page, touch the button.

When none is selected, the units are millimeters.

Touch the field you Use the up and down

Use your finger or the plastic tip of a pen to calibrate the

M anual A xes Movement

Select the axis you want

(Menu Button) → Manual movement

(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service

(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service → Maintenance

This function is specially designed for OEM and support.

(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service → Information

(Menu Button) → Other menus → Service → Service → Configuration options

New option code

Basic Page Description

Pump button Current cycle activity information

Beam (Y axis) position Bending and Corrections

Menu Button Start – Stop

Interactive message line Auxiliary function button

Current step (sequence) number Insert step here

Bend Numerical Page →

Material thickness Material sigma

Next step Force