Why PulseJet?

• Pulsejet eliminates the need to frequently pause a running program to apply cutting fluid to the tool when tapping/drilling in difficult materials
  
  
• PulseJet attaches to the P-Cool nozzle, and has 34 programmable positions to ensure lubrication is properly aimed at various tool lengths
  
  
• PulseJet is fully programmable; initial positioning can be set when the tool length offset is commanded, and the nozzle can be re-adjusted from within the program with M-codes, or manually from the control pendant
  
  
• PulseJet can operate in multiple modes to deliver the best results for a given application: Continous, Single Event, Modal

M161 Pn – Continous Mode

• M161 will actuate PulseJet whenever the machine is in a Feed move (G1, G2, G3, etc.)
• The P address (P1, P2, P3) designates how many seconds between pulses
• If no P address is specified, the machine defaults to the time in Setting 369 

M162 Pn – Single Event Mode

• M162 will actuate PulseJet for a specified number of pulses
• The P address (P1, P2, P3) designates how many pulses 
• If no P address is specified, the machine defaults to the value in Setting 370 

M163 Pn – Modal Mode

• M163 will actuate PulseJet during any canned drill, tap, or bore cycles
• If no P address is specified, the machine defaults to the value in Setting 370 
• The P address (P1, P2, P3) designates how many pulses to dispense during the cycle
• Canceled by M160 or G80

M160 – Cancels all PulseJet Modes 

Manually Aim the PulseJet Nozzle

• Use the [CLNT UP] and [CLNT DOWN] buttons to adjust the direction of the fluid stream
  
• Each position of the nozzle has a number assigned to it
  
• View the current P-Cool position on the Coolant Display in MEMORY mode or MDI mode
  
• To manually actuate PulseJet, go to [Current Commands], Devices, Mechanisims, arrow down to PulseJet, and press [F2] to actuate
  
• Adjust the P-Cool position until the PulseJet  stream hits the tool in the desired area
  
• Enter the appropiate Coolant Position value in the offset table for each tool

Prime the System 

• After the initial install of the PulseJet System, or when changing to a new fluid, priming the PulseJet system may be necessary
  
  
• Be sure the oil reservoir has adequate fluid 
  
  
• Press the [DIAGNOSTIC] button, navigate to the Maintenance tab, and then the PulseJet tab
  
  
• Press [F4] to begin the priming cycle. The PulseJet will now pulse for 10 minutes. A countdown timer is shown on the screen.
  
  
• If priming completes before the timer expires, press [F4] again to cancel
  
  
• If no fluid reaches the tip, run the priming cycle again. If the line is completely empty, or on larger machines, it may take up to 4 cycles to prime the system