JP2016016974A - Band printer and band printing method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent extra adjustment or hunting from occurring in the position adjustment of a turning bar and a compensating roller.SOLUTION: A band printer 1 includes: print means for printing a picture and a registered mark on a band W; turning-bar shifting means for shifting a turning bar 70; compensating-roller shifting means for shifting a compensating roller 60; first detecting means 117 for detecting the end position of a band Wb; second detecting means 211 for detecting the registered mark printed on the band Wb; and control means for controlling the turning-bar shifting means and the compensating-roller shifting means. If the turning-bar shifting means shifts the turning bar 70, the control means controls the compensating-roller shifting means to be in a standby mode.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

  The present invention relates to a strip printer and a strip printing method.

  In a web rotary printing machine (strip-shaped body printing machine) such as an offset rotary printing press, the air blowing amount of the turn bar changes due to a change in state such as the rotational speed of the printing press, and the bulge of the web applied to the turn bar changes. Therefore, the position of the web in the left-right direction (direction perpendicular to the conveyance direction) changes, and the position of the signature conveyed to the chopper folding part of the folding part provided on the downstream side of the turn bar also changes.

  Therefore, the web rotary printing press is provided with a turn bar position control device for adjusting the position of the web in the left-right direction. The turn bar position control device determines the position of the turn bar in the left-right direction according to the position (end position) of the end in the left-right direction of the web detected by the detector provided in the web conveyance path from the turn bar to the chopper folding part. Is automatically adjusted.

  By adjusting the position of the turn bar in the left-right direction with this turn bar position control device, the position of the signature conveyed to the chopper folding part of the folding part provided on the downstream side of the turn bar is adjusted, and the signature is the chopper folding part. It can be folded at the correct position.

  Also, in the folding part of the web rotary printing machine, the web is cut in the direction perpendicular to the transport direction at the center position of the blank part between the printed patterns to form a signature. Therefore, the cutting position with respect to the position of the printed pattern on the web may be shifted.

  Therefore, the web rotary printing machine is provided with a cutoff control device for adjusting the length of the web conveyance path. The cut-off control device detects the register mark printed on the web by a detector provided in the folding part, and the rotation phase of the printing press where the register mark is actually detected and the web is cut at the correct position. The position of the compensator roll provided on the upstream side of the detector is automatically adjusted according to the comparison result with the reference rotational phase of the printing press.

  By adjusting the position of the compensator roll with this cut-off control device, the length of the conveyance path of the web conveyed to the cutting cylinder of the folded portion is adjusted so that the web is cut at an accurate position in the cutting cylinder. ing.

  As a web rotary printing press provided with the above-mentioned turn bar position control device and cut-off control device, for example, techniques described in Patent Literature 1 and Patent Literature 2 can be cited.

JP 2009-91157 A JP 2012-206392 A

  However, when the turn bar is moved in the left-right direction, not only the position of the web in the left-right direction is adjusted, but also the web transport path length changes, so the turn bar and the compensator roll are moved simultaneously. In some cases, excessive adjustment or hunting may occur.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to prevent excessive adjustment and hunting in the position adjustment between the turn bar and the compensator roll.

  A belt-shaped body printing machine according to a first invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is provided to change a belt-shaped body feeding means for feeding a belt-shaped body, a printing means for printing a pattern and a register mark on the belt-shaped body, and a transport direction of the belt-shaped body. A turn bar, a turn bar moving means for moving the turn bar in a direction perpendicular to the transport direction of the strip on the upstream side of the turn bar, and a transport path of the strip from the strip supply device to the turn bar The compensator roll, the compensator roll moving means for moving the compensator roll so as to change the length of the transport path of the strip from the strip supply means to the turn bar, and the transport direction can be changed by the turn bar. A cutting means for cutting the strip into a signature by cutting in a direction perpendicular to the transport direction of the strip, A chopper folding means for folding the signature made by the cutting means in a direction parallel to the conveyance direction of the signature, and a belt or a conveyance path of the signature from the turn bar to the chopper folding means. A first detecting means for detecting an end position which is a position of one end parallel to the transport direction of the belt or signature, and the belt which is transported from the compensator roll to the cutting means. And a second detection means for detecting a register mark printed on the belt-like body, and the turn bar moving means is controlled according to the end position detected by the first detection means, and the compensator roll movement Rotation between the rotation phase of the cutting means and the pre-stored reference rotation phase when the second detection means detects the register mark printed on the strip. And a control unit for controlling according to the phase difference, wherein the control unit controls the compensator roll moving unit to be in a waiting state when the turn bar is moved by the turn bar moving unit. It is a thing to do.

  The strip printer according to the second invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is the strip printer according to the first invention, wherein the control means is arranged for each picture printed on the strip or signature with the end position. And detecting the end position difference, which is a difference from the end position detected a predetermined number of times before, and the compensator roll moving means when the end position difference is within an allowable value. The waiting state is controlled so as to be released.

  A strip printer according to a third invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is the strip printer according to the second invention, wherein the control means prints the end position difference on the strip or signature. Calculation is performed every time, and control is performed so as to release the waiting state of the compensator roll moving means when the end position difference is within an allowable value continuously for a certain number of times or more.

  A belt-like body printing method according to a fourth invention for solving the above-described problem is a turn bar and a belt-like body that print a pattern and a register mark on the belt-like body and are movable in a direction perpendicular to the transport direction of the belt-like body on the upstream side. After the belt is transported through a compensator roll movable so as to change the length of the transport path, the strip is cut into a signature by cutting means in a direction perpendicular to the transport direction, and the chopper folding means In the belt-like body printing method in which the signature is folded in a direction parallel to the transport direction, one of the strip-like body or signature transport path from the turn bar to the chopper folding means is parallel to the transport direction of the belt-like body or the signature. By detecting the end position which is the position of the end portion of the head and moving the turn bar according to the detected end position, the chopper folding means The position at which the folds are folded is adjusted, the register mark printed on the band is detected on the transport path of the band from the compensator roll to the cutting means, and the cutting when the register mark printed on the band is detected is detected. By moving the compensator roll according to the rotational phase difference between the rotational phase of the means and the pre-stored reference rotational phase, the position at which the strip is cut by the cutting means is adjusted, and the turn bar is moved. In this case, the compensator roll is set in a non-movable state.

  A strip printing method according to a fifth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is the strip printing method according to the fourth invention, wherein the end position is detected for each picture printed on the strip or signature, An end position difference, which is a difference from the end position detected a predetermined number of times before, is obtained, and the compensator roll is made movable when the end position difference is within an allowable value. It is characterized by.

  A strip printing method according to a sixth invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is the strip printing method according to the fifth invention, wherein the end position difference is obtained for each picture printed on the strip or signature, and is constant. The compensator roll is brought into a movable state when the end position difference is within an allowable value continuously for a number of times.

  According to the belt printer according to the first aspect of the invention, when the turn bar is moved, that is, when the flow of the belt is unstable, the compensator roll moving means is placed in a waiting state, from the belt supply means to the turn bar. Since the length of the transport path of the belt-like body is not changed, it is possible to prevent unnecessary adjustment and hunting. Therefore, even if the position cut by the strip cutting means or the position folded by the chopper folding means is shifted, unnecessary adjustment or hunting does not occur, so that cutting or folding is performed at an accurate position at an early stage.

  According to the belt printer according to the second aspect of the present invention, when the turn bar is moved, the compensator roll moving means is kept in a waiting state so that no extra adjustment or hunting occurs, and the turn bar is moved. When the flow of the belt-shaped body is stabilized, the waiting state of the compensator roll moving means can be canceled to return to the normal state.

  According to the belt printer according to the third aspect of the invention, when the turn bar is moved, the compensator roll moving means is kept in a waiting state so that no extra adjustment or hunting occurs, and the turn bar is moved. When the flow of the band-like body is more stable, the waiting state of the compensator roll moving means can be canceled to return to the normal state.

  According to the strip printing method according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, when the turn bar is moved, that is, when the flow of the strip is unstable, the compensator roll is set in an unmovable state and the length of the transport path of the strip is set. Since the height is not changed, extra adjustment and hunting can be prevented. Therefore, even if the position cut by the strip cutting means or the position folded by the chopper folding means is shifted, unnecessary adjustment or hunting does not occur, so that cutting or folding is performed at an accurate position at an early stage.

  According to the strip-shaped body printing method according to the fifth aspect of the invention, when the turn bar is moved, the compensator roll is made unmovable so that no extra adjustment or hunting occurs, and the turn bar is moved. When the flow of the strip is stable, the compensator roll can be moved.

  According to the strip-shaped body printing method according to the sixth aspect of the invention, when the turn bar is moved, the compensator roll is made unmovable so that no extra adjustment or hunting occurs, and the turn bar is moved. When the flow of the strip is more stable, the compensator roll can be moved.

It is a block diagram which shows the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is a block diagram which shows the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is a block diagram which shows the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is a block diagram which shows the cutoff control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is a block diagram which shows the cutoff control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the turn bar position control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the cutoff control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the cutoff control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the cutoff control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is an operation | movement flowchart of the cutoff control apparatus in the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the web rotary printing press which concerns on a present Example.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of a control device for a strip printer according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Needless to say, the present invention is not limited to the following examples, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

  The configuration of the web rotary printing press (strip-shaped body printing press) according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the web rotary printing press 1 according to this embodiment includes a paper feeding unit (band-shaped body supply unit) 10, a printing unit (printing unit) 11 including a plurality of printing units, and a drying unit. It comprises a section 12, a web path section 13, a folding section 14, and a paper discharge section (band-shaped body discharge means) 15. 7 to 9, the configuration of the web rotary press 1 is illustrated separately. The paper feeding unit 10, the printing unit 11, the drying unit 12, and the web pass unit 13 are shown in FIG. FIG. 8 shows an upstream portion 14a in the folding portion 14 located on the downstream side in the conveyance direction of the pass portion, and FIG. 9 shows a downstream portion 14b and a paper discharge portion 15 in the folding portion 14 located on the downstream side in the conveyance direction. . In FIG. 7, only one printing unit is shown, and the other printing units are not shown.

  The web (band-like body) W installed on the stand 20 of the paper feeding unit 10 is supported by the guide roller 21 and sent to the printing unit 11, and the printing unit 11 prints the pattern. The web W printed with a predetermined pattern is sent to the drying unit 12 and dried in the drying unit 12, and then sent to the folding unit 14 through the web pass unit 13.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the upstream portion 14 a of the folding portion 14 is provided with a slitter 30 on the upstream side in the conveyance direction, and the web W fed into the folding portion 14 is cut in half in the web width direction by the slitter 30. One web Wa (the back side in FIG. 8) half-cut in the web width direction by the slitter 30 is cut into a predetermined size and folded into a predetermined shape via one web path 40a. The other web Wb half-cut in the web width direction by the slitter 30 (the front side in FIG. 8) is cut into a predetermined size and folded into a predetermined shape via the other web path 40b.

  In one web path 40a in the upstream portion 14a of the folding portion 14, a guide roller 41 and a former 50 are provided from the upstream side in the transport direction. Therefore, one of the webs Wa half cut in the web width direction by the slitter 30 is sent to the former 50 via the guide roller 41, and the former 50 is superposed with the back surface facing to be half-folded in a direction parallel to the web path. After being done, it is sent to the downstream part 14b of the folding part 14.

  The other web path 40b in the upstream portion 14a of the folding portion 14 includes a first guide roller group 42, 43, 44, 45, a compensator roll 60, a second guide roller group 46, 47, a turn bar from the upstream side in the transport direction. 70, and third guide roller groups 48 and 49 are provided. Therefore, after the other web Wb half-cut in the web width direction by the slitter 30 is adjusted in the web width direction and the web conveyance direction of the web Wb by the compensator roll 60 and the turn bar 70, the downstream portion of the folding portion 14. 14b.

The compensator roll 60 is provided in the conveyance path of the web W (Wb) from the paper supply unit 10 to the turn bar 70, and is operated by a compensator roll position adjusting motor 215 (see FIG. 2B) that is a compensator roll moving unit and a moving mechanism (not shown). The web W (Wb) is provided so as to be movable in the vertical direction (see arrow D ₆₀ in FIG. 7) so as to change the length of the conveyance path of the web W (Wb) from the paper supply unit 10 to a cutting cylinder 80 (cutting means) described later. ing. Therefore, the position in the conveyance direction of the web Wb is adjusted by the compensator roll 60 so that the web Wb can be cut at the central portion of the interval between the patterns printed on the web Wb by the cutting cylinder 80 described later. It has become so.

The turn bar 70 is for changing the conveyance direction of the web Wb, and the web Wb on the upstream side of the turn bar 70 by a left-right position adjusting motor 130 (see FIG. 1C) which is a turn bar moving means and a moving mechanism (not shown). is provided movably in the orthogonal web width direction (see arrow D ₇₀ in FIG. 8) with respect to the conveying direction of the. Therefore, the position of the web Wb in the left-right direction is adjusted by the turn bar 70 so that the signature Sb ₁ is folded at the center by a chopper (chopper folding means) 83b described later.

  Further, a register mark (not shown) printed on the web Wb is detected in the other web path 40b on the downstream side of the compensator roll 60 and the turn bar 70 (in the vicinity of the third guide roller 48 in this embodiment). A detector (second detection means) 211 is installed. The register mark is printed at the same time as the picture in the left and right margins at the position corresponding to the picture on the web Wb, or a part of the picture on the web Wb (characteristic part in the printed picture). It is.

  The 2nd detection means in this invention is not limited to what was installed in the vicinity of the 3rd guide roller 48 like a present Example, but opposes the web Wb conveyed from the compensator roll 60 to the cutting cylinder 80. FIG. Anything can be used.

  By detecting the register mark printed on the web Wb by the detector 211, the position of the web Wb in the web conveyance direction can be detected. In other words, the position adjustment of the web Wb in the web conveyance direction is performed by moving the compensator roll 60 up and down based on the detection result of the detector 211.

  Further, on the other web path path 40b, the web is located downstream of the compensator roll 60 and the turn bar 70 (in the present embodiment, further downstream of the detector 211 and in the vicinity of the third guide roller 49). A detector (an ultrasonic edge position detector or the like; first detection means) 117 that detects the position of one (outside) end parallel to the conveyance direction of Wb is provided.

The first detection means in the present invention is not limited to the one installed in the vicinity of the third guide roller 49 as in the present embodiment, but the web Wb or signature from the turn bar 70 to the chopper 83b (chopper folding means). as long as it is provided in the transport path of the sb _1.

  The detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is provided so as to be movable in the web width direction (left and right direction) perpendicular to the web Wb conveyance direction by a left and right direction position adjusting motor 126 and a moving mechanism (not shown). ing. Therefore, the position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is adjusted with respect to the end portion (paper end portion) in the left-right direction of the web Wb whose transport direction has been changed by the turn bar 70.

  By detecting the end position of the web Wb by the detector 117, the position of the web Wb in the web width direction can be detected. That is, the position adjustment of the web Wb in the web width direction is performed by moving the turn bar 70 based on the detection result of the detector 117.

  Further, the web rotary printing press 1 according to this embodiment includes a turn bar position control device 100 that controls the operation of the turn bar 70 and a cut-off control device 200 that controls the operation of the compensator roll 60. Detailed configurations of the turn bar position control device 100 and the cut-off control device 200 will be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 9, a cutting cylinder 80, a folding cylinder 81, a holding cylinder 82, and choppers (chopper folding means) 83a and 83b are provided on the downstream part 14b of the folding part 14 from the upstream side in the conveying direction. Therefore, the webs Wa and Wb half-cut in the web width direction by the slitter 30 at the upstream portion 14a of the folded portion 14 are cut into a predetermined size and folded into a predetermined shape at the downstream portion 14b of the folded portion 14, It is sent to the paper discharge unit 15.

One web Wa that has been polymerized with its back surface facing the former 50 is cut by a cutting cylinder (cutting means) 80, and is folded once in parallel by a folding cylinder 81 and a holding cylinder 82, whereby an 8-page signature is obtained. Sa ₁ becomes further by being folded chopper to perpendicular chopper 83a, a signature Sa ₂ page 16.

Further, the other web Wb whose position is adjusted in the web width direction and the web conveying direction of the web Wb by the compensator roll 60 and the turn bar 70 is cut by the cutting cylinder (cutting means) 80 of the origami portion, and the folding cylinder 81 and By being folded once in parallel by the gripper cylinder 82, a four-page signature Sb _{1 is obtained} , and further, by being chopper folded by the chopper 83b in a right-angle direction, an eight-page signature Sb ₂ is obtained.

In the present embodiment, the cutting cylinder 80 is a cutting means that cuts the web Wb whose conveyance direction has been changed by the turn bar 70 in a direction orthogonal to the web conveyance direction to form a signature Sb ₁ , and the choppers 83a and 83b include The chopper folding means is configured to fold the signature Sb ₁ made by the cutting means (cutting cylinder 80) into a signature Sb ₂ by folding it in a direction parallel to the signature conveying direction.

In the paper discharge unit 15, discharge belts 90a and 90b are provided, and a paper discharge stand (not shown) is provided on the downstream side in the transport direction of the discharge belts 90a and 90b. Therefore, the signatures Sa ₂ and Sb _{2 which} are cut into a predetermined size by the folding portion 14 and folded into a predetermined shape are placed on the discharge belts 90a and 90b and discharged to a paper discharge tray (not shown). It has become.

  Detailed configurations of the turn bar position control device 100 and the cut-off control device 200 described above will be described below. The turn bar position control device 100 is for adjusting the position of the web Wa in the width direction by the turn bar 70, and the cut-off control device 200 is for adjusting the position of the web Wa in the transport direction by the compensator roll 60. It is.

  First, the configuration of the turn bar position control device 100 in the web rotary printing press 1 will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIGS. 1A to 1C, the turn bar position control device 100 includes a CPU 101, a ROM 102, a RAM 103, input / output devices 104a to 104i, and an interface 105 connected by a BUS (bus line).

  Further, the BUS includes a web width storage memory M101, a printing speed storage memory M102, a web width-counter value detection table storage memory M103 of a horizontal position detection counter on the downstream side of the turn bar, and a web width. Counter value storage memory M104 of the counter for detecting the left and right direction position of the detector on the downstream side of the corresponding turn bar, memory M105 for storing the count value of the counter for detecting the horizontal position of the detector on the downstream side of the turn bar, detector on the downstream side of the turn bar Reference output storage memory M106, count value storage memory M107 of the rotation phase detection counter of the printing press, rotation phase storage memory M108 of the current printing press, detection timing storage memory M109 of the downstream detector of the turn bar, Output memory M110 for the detector downstream of the turn bar, turn bar Downstream detector output difference storage memory M111, turnbar downstream detector output difference absolute value storage memory M112, turnbar downstream detector output tolerance storage memory M113, turnbar downstream detection The output difference of the detector-the correction count value conversion table storage memory M114 of the turn bar horizontal position detection counter, the correction count value storage memory M115 of the turn bar horizontal position detection counter, and the turn bar horizontal position detection counter Count value storage memory M116, count value storage memory M117 of the target turn bar left / right direction position detection counter, count value storage memory M118 of the counter for counting the number of rotations of the printing press, first waiting number storage memory M119, memory N120 for storing count value N, turn bar An output history storage memory M121, a count value M storage memory M122, a first stability judgment value (output of the detector on the downstream side of the turn bar) storage memory M123, a second waiting number storage memory M124 The second stability judgment value (number of rotations) storage memory M125 is connected.

  The input / output device 104a includes an operation button 106 of the printing press, a turn bar horizontal position adjustment selection switch 107, a position adjustment completion switch 108, an up button 109, a down button 110, a control start switch 111, a keyboard. And an input device 112 such as various switches and buttons, a display 113 such as a CRT or a lamp, and an output device 114 such as a floppy (registered trademark) disk drive or printer.

  A web width setting unit 115 is connected to the input / output device 104b.

  A detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is connected to the input / output device 104c via the A / D converter 116.

  A driving motor 120 is connected to the input / output device 104d via a D / A converter 118 and a driving motor driver 119.

  A driving motor rotary encoder 122 is connected to the input / output device 104e via a rotational phase detection counter 121 of the printing press. The driving motor rotary encoder 122 is attached to the driving motor 120. The driving motor driver 120 receives a clock pulse generated by the driving motor rotary encoder 122.

  The origin position detection sensor 124 of the printing press is connected to the input / output device 104f and the input device 104g via the counter 123 for counting the number of rotations of the printing press. The origin position detection sensor 124 of the printing press 1 outputs a pulse once at the origin position of the rotation phase of the printing press 1, and by counting the output pulses, the printing press 1 determines what You can see if it has rotated.

  The input device 104h is connected with a motor 126 for adjusting the horizontal position of the detector on the downstream side of the turn bar via a motor driver 125 for adjusting the horizontal position of the detector on the downstream side of the turn bar. A rotary encoder 128 for adjusting the horizontal position of the detector on the downstream side of the turn bar is connected via a counter 127 for detecting the horizontal position of the detector.

  The input device 104i is connected to a turn bar horizontal position adjustment motor 130 via a turn bar horizontal position adjustment motor driver 129, and via the turn bar horizontal position detection counter 131, A rotary encoder 132 for the left-right direction position adjusting motor is connected.

  A cut-off control device 200 is connected to the interface 105.

  Next, the configuration of the cut-off control device 200 in the web rotary printing press 1 will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the cut-off control device 200 includes a CPU 201, a ROM 202, a RAM 203, input / output devices 204a to 204e, and an interface 205 connected by a BUS (bus line).

  The BUS includes a count value storage memory M201 of a counter for detecting the rotational phase of the printing press, a memory M202 for storing a rotational phase of the current printing press, a memory M203 for opening timing of a register mark detection gate, and a register mark. Count value storage memory M204 of the counter for rotation phase detection of the printing press at the time of detection, memory M205 for count value storage of the counter for rotation phase detection of the printing press corresponding to the reference position of the register mark, detection of the rotation phase of the printing press Counter count value difference storage memory M206, printing machine rotation phase detection counter count value difference absolute value storage memory M207, allowable value (counter count value) storage memory M208, printing press rotation phase detection Counter value difference-Compensator roll position detection counter correction Current value conversion table storage memory M209, compensation count value storage memory M210 of the compensator roll position detection counter, count value storage memory M211 of the compensator roll position detection counter, count value of the target compensator roll position detection counter A storage memory M212 is connected.

  The input device 204a includes a control start switch 206 of a cutoff control device, an input device 207 such as a keyboard and various switches and buttons, a display 208 such as a CRT and a lamp, a floppy (registered trademark) disk drive, a printer, and the like. The output device 209 is connected.

  A detector 211 is connected to the input device 204b and the input device 204c via an AND circuit 210.

  The input device 204d is connected to a rotary encoder 122 for a driving motor via a counter 212 for detecting a rotational phase of the printing press.

  A compensator roll position adjusting motor 215 is connected to the input device 204e via a compensator roll position adjusting motor driver 214, and a compensator roll position adjusting motor rotary is connected via a compensator roll position detecting counter 216. An encoder 217 is connected.

  The turn bar position control device 100 is connected to the interface 205.

  In the present embodiment, the turn bar position control device 100 and the cut-off control device 200 control the turn bar moving means according to the end position detected by the first detecting means, and the second detection of the compensator roll moving means. The control means is configured to control in accordance with the rotational phase difference between the rotation phase of the cutting means and the reference rotational phase stored in advance when the means detects the register mark printed on the belt-like body.

  In the web rotary printing press 1 configured as described above, when the turn bar position control device 100 adjusts the position of the web Wb, the control of the cut-off control device 200 is waited until the position of the web Wb is stabilized. It is supposed to be. That is, the control means controls the compensator roll moving means to be in a waiting state when the turn bar 70 is moved by the turn bar moving means.

  The control operation of the turn bar position control device 100 in the web rotary printing press 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 3A to 3D, FIGS. 4A to 4C, and FIGS. 5A to 5D.

  First, in step P1, it is determined whether or not there is an input to the web width setting unit 115. If yes in step P1, the web width is read from the web width setting unit 115 and stored in the memory M101 in step P2, and then the process proceeds to step P3. On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P1, the process immediately proceeds to Step P3.

  Next, in Step P3, it is determined whether or not the operation button 106 of the web rotary printing press 1 is turned on. If yes in step P3, the printing speed is read from the memory M102 in step P4, and the printing speed is output to the driving motor driver 119 of the web rotary press 1 via the D / A converter 118 in step P5. The process proceeds to step P6. On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P3, the process directly goes to Step P6.

  Next, in step P6, it is determined whether or not the left / right direction position adjustment selection switch 107 of the turn bar 70 is turned on. If yes in Step P6, the process proceeds to Step P7. On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P6, the process proceeds to Step P8 described later.

  Next, in step P7, it is determined whether or not the position adjustment completion switch 108 is turned on. If yes in step P7, the process proceeds to step P8 described later. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P7, the process proceeds to Step P11.

  Next, in step P11, it is determined whether or not the up button 109 has been turned ON. If yes in step P11, a forward rotation command is output to the motor driver 129 for adjusting the left / right position of the turn bar 70 in step P12. When the up button 109 is turned off in step P13, the left / right direction of the turn bar 70 is determined in step P14. The output of the forward rotation command to the position adjustment motor driver 129 is stopped, and the process proceeds to Step P15. On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P11, the process directly moves to Step P15.

  Next, in step P15, it is determined whether or not the down button 110 is turned on. If YES in step P15, a reverse rotation command is output to the motor driver 129 for adjusting the horizontal position of the turn bar 70 in step P16. When the down button 110 is turned OFF in step P17, the horizontal position of the turn bar 70 is determined in step P18. The output of the reverse rotation command to the adjustment motor driver 129 is stopped, and the process returns to step P7 described above. On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P15, the process directly returns to Step P7.

  Next, in step P8 described above, it is determined whether or not the control start switch 111 is turned on. If yes in step P8, the process proceeds to step P9 described later. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P8, the process returns to Step P1 described above.

  The control operation from Step P11 to Step P18 described above is adjustment of the position of the turn bar 70 in the left-right direction by manual operation by the operator. Then, the operator completes the manual operation by turning on the position adjustment completion switch 108, and starts automatic control by turning on the control start switch 111. That is, after the position adjustment of the left and right direction of the turn bar 70 by manual operation from step P11 to step P18 is performed, the position adjustment completion switch 108 is turned on in step P7, and the control start switch 111 is turned on in step P8. The horizontal position adjustment of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar and the horizontal position adjustment of the turn bar 70 are started by the control.

  In step P9, the count value conversion table of the counter 127 for detecting the horizontal position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the web width-turn bar is read from the memory M103, the web width is read from the memory M101 in step P10, and the web width-turn bar in step P19. Using the count value conversion table of the left-right direction position detection counter 127 of the downstream detector 117, the count value of the left-right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar corresponding to the web width from the web width. Is stored in the memory M104.

  Next, in step P20, the count value is read from the left-right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar and stored in the memory M105. Then, in step P21, the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar corresponding to the web width. It is determined whether or not the count value of the left and right direction position detection counter 127 is the same as the count value of the left and right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar. If yes in step P21, the process proceeds to step P29 described later. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P21, the process proceeds to Step P22.

  Next, in step P22, the count value of the left / right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar corresponding to the web width is the count value of the left / right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar. It is determined whether or not the value is larger than the value.

  If yes in Step P22, a forward rotation command is output to the left-right direction position adjustment motor driver 125 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar in Step P23, and then the process proceeds to Step P25.

  Next, in step P25, the count value of the counter 127 for detecting the horizontal position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar corresponding to the web width is read from the memory M104. In step P26, the horizontal position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read. The count value is read from the detection counter 127 and stored in the memory M105.

  Next, in step P27, the count value of the left / right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar corresponding to the web width becomes the count value of the left / right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar. Whether or not is the same. If yes in step P27, in step P28, the output of the forward rotation command to the motor driver 125 for adjusting the lateral position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is stopped, and then the process proceeds to step P29 described later. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P27, the process returns to Step P25 described above.

  On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P22, a reverse rotation command is output to the motor driver 125 for adjusting the lateral position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar in Step P24, and then the process proceeds to Step P30.

  Next, in step P30, the count value of the counter 127 for detecting the horizontal position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar corresponding to the web width is read from the memory M104. In step P31, the horizontal position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read. The count value is read from the detection counter 127 and stored in the memory M105.

  Next, in step P32, the counter value of the left-right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar corresponding to the web width becomes the counter value of the left-right direction position detection counter 127 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar. Whether or not is the same. If yes in Step P32, the output of the reverse rotation command to the motor driver 125 for adjusting the horizontal position of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is stopped in Step P33, and then the process proceeds to Step P29. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P32, the process returns to Step P30 described above.

  Next, in step P29, the output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read from the A / D converter 116 connected to the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar to store the reference output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar. After storing in the memory M106, the process proceeds to step P34.

  Next, in step P34, the count value is read from the rotation phase detection counter 121 of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M107, and in step P35, the current printing press is determined from the count value of the rotation phase detection counter 121 of the printing press 1. 1 is calculated and stored in the memory M108. After the detection timing of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read from the memory M109 in Step P36, the current rotation phase of the printing press 1 is determined in Step P37. It is determined whether or not it is the same as the detection timing of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar.

  If yes in step P37, the output of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar is read from the A / D converter 116 connected to the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar and stored in the memory M110 in step P38. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P37, the process returns to Step P34 described above.

  Next, in step P39, the reference output of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar is read from the memory M106. In step P40, the output of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar is subtracted from the reference output of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar. The output difference of the downstream detector 117 is calculated and stored in the memory M111.

  Next, in step P41, the absolute value of the output difference of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar is calculated from the output difference of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar and stored in the memory M112. In step P42, the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar. Is read from the memory M113, and it is determined in step P43 whether the absolute value of the output difference of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar is larger than the output allowable value of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar. To do.

  If yes in step P43, the process proceeds to step P44. On the other hand, if NO in step P43, the process returns to step P34 described above.

  Next, in step P44, a standby signal is output to the cutoff control device 200. In step P45, when a standby signal reception completion signal is output from the cutoff control device 200, in step P46, the standby signal to the cutoff control device 200 is output. Stop output.

  Next, in step P47, the output difference of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar—the correction count value conversion table of the counter 131 for detecting the horizontal position of the turn bar 70 is read from the memory M114. In step P48, the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar. The output difference is read from the memory M111, and at step P49, the output difference of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar—the correction count value conversion table of the counter 131 for detecting the horizontal position of the turn bar 70 is used. From the output difference, the correction count value of the counter 131 for detecting the horizontal position of the turn bar 70 is obtained and stored in the memory M115.

  Next, in step P50, the count value is read from the left / right direction position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70 and stored in the memory M116. In step P51, the count value of the turn position 70's left / right direction position detection counter 131 is changed to the left / right direction of the turn bar 70. The correction count value of the position detection counter 131 is added, and the count value of the target position detection counter 131 for the left and right direction of the turn bar 70 is calculated and stored in the memory M117.

  Next, in step P52, the count value of the left / right direction position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70 is read and stored in the memory M116. Then, in step P53, the count value of the target left / right position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70 is Then, it is determined whether or not the count value of the counter 131 for detecting the horizontal position of the turn bar 70 is larger.

  If yes in step P53, a normal rotation command is output to the left and right position adjustment motor driver 129 of the turn bar 70 in step P54, and then the process proceeds to step P55.

  Next, in step P55, the target count value of the left / right direction position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70 is read from the memory M117, and in step P56, the count value is read from the left / right direction position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70. Then, the process proceeds to step P57.

  Next, in step P57, it is determined whether or not the count value of the target left and right position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70 is the same as the count value of the left and right position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70. If yes in step P57, the output of the forward rotation command to the motor driver 129 for adjusting the position of the turn bar 70 in the left-right direction is stopped in step P58, and then the process proceeds to step P64 described later. On the other hand, if NO in step P57, the process returns to step P55 described above.

  On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P53, a reverse rotation command is output to the motor driver 129 for adjusting the horizontal position of the turn bar 70 in Step P59, and then the process proceeds to Step P60.

  Next, in step P60, the target count value of the left / right direction position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70 is read from the memory M117, and in step P61, the count value is read from the left / right direction position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70. Then, the process proceeds to step P62.

  Next, in step P62, it is determined whether or not the count value of the target horizontal position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70 is the same as the count value of the horizontal position detection counter 131 of the turn bar 70. If yes in step P62, output of the reverse rotation command to the motor driver 129 for adjusting the position of the turn bar 70 in the left-right direction is stopped in step P63, and then the process proceeds to step P64. On the other hand, if NO in step P62, the process returns to step P60 described above.

  The horizontal position adjustment of the turn bar 70 is performed by the control operation from Step P47 to Step P63 described above. At this time, the cut-off control device 200 is in a standby state (waiting state), and adjustment of the web conveyance direction of the web Wb by the compensator roll 60 is not performed.

  Next, after outputting an enable signal and a reset signal to the counter 123 for counting the number of rotations of the printing press 1 in step P64 described above, an output of the reset signal to the counter 123 for counting the number of rotations of the printing press 1 is output in step P65. Stop.

  Next, in step P66, the count value is read from the counter 123 for counting the number of rotations of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M118. In step P67, the first waiting number is read from the memory M119. It is determined whether the count value of the counter 123 for counting the number of rotations is the same as the first waiting number. Here, the first number of waiting copies is determined according to the length of the conveyance path between the turn bar 70 and the compensator roll 60, and for example, for three pictures printed on the web Wb (for three copies). And

  If yes in step P68, “1” is overwritten in the count value N storage memory M120 in step P69, and then the process proceeds to step P70. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P68, the process returns to Step P66 described above.

  Next, in step P70, the count value is read from the rotation phase detection counter 121 of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M107, and in step P71, the current printing press is determined from the count value of the rotation phase detection counter 121 of the printing press 1. 1 is calculated and stored in the memory M108. After the detection timing of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read from the memory M109 in Step P72, the current rotation phase of the printing press 1 is calculated in Step P73. It is determined whether or not it is the same as the detection timing of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar.

  If yes in step P73, the output of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar is read from the A / D converter 116 connected to the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar in step P74, and the output of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar is output. After storing in the Nth address position of the history memory M121, the process proceeds to step P75. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P73, the process returns to Step P70 described above.

  Next, in step P75, the count value N is read from the memory M120, and “1” is added to overwrite the memory M120. Then, in step P76, it is determined whether the count value N is “16”. .

  If yes in step P76, the process proceeds to step P77. On the other hand, if NO in step P76, the flow returns to step P70 described above.

  In step P77, “1” is overwritten in the memory M122 for storing the count value M.

  Next, in step P78, the count value is read from the rotational phase detection counter 121 of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M107. In step P79, the current printing press 1 is determined based on the count value of the rotational phase detection counter 121 of the printing press 1. Is calculated and stored in the memory M108. In step P80, the detection timing of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read from the memory M109. In step P81, the current rotational phase of the printing press 1 is calculated on the downstream side of the turn bar. It is determined whether or not the detection timing of the detector 117 is the same.

  If yes in step P81, the output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read from the A / D converter 116 connected to the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar in step P82 and stored in the memory M110. Migrate to On the other hand, if NO in step P81, the process returns to step P78 described above.

  Next, in step P83, the output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar 15 times before the first address position in the output history storage memory M121 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read, and on the downstream side of the turn bar in step P84. After subtracting the output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar 15 revolutions before the output of the detector 117 and calculating the output difference of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar and storing it in the memory M111, in step P85 the downstream of the turn bar The absolute value of the output difference of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is calculated from the output difference of the detector 117 on the side and stored in the memory M112.

  Next, after reading the first stability determination value (the output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar) from the memory M123 in Step P86, in Step P87, the absolute value of the output difference of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is It is determined whether or not it is equal to or less than a first stability determination value (output of detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar).

  If yes in step P87, the process proceeds to step P88. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P87, the process proceeds to Step P100 described later.

  Next, the count value M is read from the memory M122 in step P88, the second stability determination value (the number of rotations) is read from the memory M125 in step P89, and then the count value M is determined to be the second stability determination in step P90. It is determined whether the value (number of rotations) is the same.

  If yes in step P90, the process proceeds to step P97. In step P97, a standby release signal is output to the cutoff control device 200. In step P98, when a standby release signal reception completion signal is output from the cutoff control device 200, a standby release signal to the cutoff control device 200 is output in step P99. Is stopped and the process returns to Step P34 described above.

  That is, the control operation from Step P97 to Step P99 described above cancels the standby state of the cut-off control device 200, and the compensator roll 60 can adjust the web conveyance direction of the web Wb.

  On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P90, the process proceeds to Step P91. In step 91, the count value M is read from the memory M122, "1" is added, and the memory M122 is overwritten.

  Next, in step P92, "2" is overwritten in the count value N storage memory M120, and in step P93, the Nth turn bar downstream from the Nth address position of the output history storage memory M121 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar. The output of the side detector 117 is read and overwritten in the (N−1) -th address position of the memory M121, the count value N is read from the memory M120 in step P94, and “1” is added to the memory M120. After overwriting, it is determined in step P95 whether or not the count value N is “16”.

  Next, if yes in step P95, the output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read from the memory M110 in step P96, and the output history storage memory M121 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read at the 15th address position. After overwriting, the process returns to step P78 described above. On the other hand, if NO in step P95, the process returns to step P93 described above.

  Next, in step P100, the count value is read from the counter 123 for counting the number of rotations of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M118. In step P101, the second waiting number is read from the memory M124. In step P102, the printing press. It is determined whether or not the count value of the one rotation count counter 123 is the same as the second waiting number.

  Here, the second waiting number is the position of the end position when the control means calculates the edge position difference for each picture printed on the band or signature and cancels the waiting state of the compensator roll moving means. This is the number of consecutive times (a certain number of times) that the difference should be within the allowable value.

  If yes in Step P102, the process proceeds to Step P97 described above, that is, the standby state of the cut-off control device 200 is released, and the web transport direction of the web Wb can be adjusted by the compensator roll 60. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P102, the process proceeds to Step P103.

  Next, in step P103, "2" is overwritten in the count value N storage memory M120, and in step P104, the Nth turn bar from the Nth address position of the output history storage memory M121 of the detector 117 downstream of the turn bar. The output of the downstream detector 117 is read and overwritten on the (N−1) th address position of the memory M121, and the count value N is read from the memory M120 in step P105, and “1” is added to the memory M120. In step P106, it is determined whether or not the count value N is equal to “16”.

  Next, if yes in step P106, the output of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read from the memory M110 in step P107, and the output history storage memory M121 of the detector 117 on the downstream side of the turn bar is read at the 15th address position. After overwriting, “1” is overwritten in the count value M storage memory M122 in step P108, and the process returns to the above-described step P78. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P106, the process returns to Step P104 described above.

  When the left / right direction position adjustment of the turn bar 70 is performed by the control operation of the turn bar position control device 100 described above, the cut-off control device 200 can be put into a standby state until the flow of the web Wb is stabilized. Therefore, since the position of the web Wb flowing in an unstable manner in the web conveyance direction is not adjusted by moving the turn bar 70, useless control and operation can be eliminated.

That is, to detect the edge position is a position parallel one end and the transport direction of the web Wb (or signature Sb ₁₎ for each picture pattern printed on the web Wb (or signature Sb _1), predetermined The end position difference, which is a difference from the end position detected a predetermined number of times (15 times in the present embodiment), is calculated, and the compensator roll when the end position difference is within an allowable value The waiting state of the moving means is released.

  Further, in this embodiment, the end position difference is calculated for each picture printed on the band or signature, and the compensator roll is used when the end position difference is within an allowable value continuously for a certain number of times. The waiting state of the moving means is released.

  Next, the control operation of the cut-off control device 200 in the web rotary printing press 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 6A to 6D.

  First, when the control start switch 206 of the cut-off control device 200 is turned on in Step P1, it is determined whether or not a standby signal is output from the turn bar position control device 100 in Step P2.

  If yes in step P2, a standby signal reception completion signal is output to the turn bar position control device 100 in step P3, and output of the standby signal reception completion signal to the turn bar position control device 100 is stopped in step P4. Migrate to

  Next, when a standby release signal is output from the turn bar position control device 100 in step P5, a standby release signal reception completion signal is output to the turn bar position control device 100 in step P6, and in step P7, the turn bar position control device 100 is output. After the output of the standby release signal reception completion signal to is stopped, the process proceeds to Step P8.

  On the other hand, if the answer is NO in Step P2, the process immediately proceeds to Step P8.

  That is, in the above-described Step P2 to Step P5, the cut-off control device 200 is in a standby state, and the web transport direction of the web Wb is not adjusted by the compensator roll 60. In step P6 and step P7 described above, the standby state is released, and in step P8 and subsequent steps, the cutoff control device 200 performs a normal control operation.

  Next, in step P8, the count value is read from the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M201. In step P9, the current printing is performed based on the count value of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1. The rotation phase of the machine 1 is calculated and stored in the memory M202, and the opening timing of the register mark detection gate is read from the memory M203 in step P10. In step P11, the current rotation phase of the printing machine 1 is used for register mark detection. It is determined whether or not it is the same as the gate opening timing.

  If yes in step P11, the process proceeds to step P12. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P11, the process returns to Step P2 described above.

  Next, after outputting a gate signal to the AND circuit 210 connected to the detector 211 in step P12, when the output of the AND circuit 210 connected to the detector 211 is turned ON in step P13, printing is performed in step P14. The count value is read from the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing machine 1 and stored in the count value storage memory M204 of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing machine 1 when the register mark is detected, and then connected to the detector 211 in step P15. The output of the gate signal to the AND circuit 210 is stopped.

  Next, in step P16, the count value of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 corresponding to the reference position of the register mark is read from the memory M205. In step P17, the rotation phase detection counter of the printing press 1 when the registration mark is detected. The count value of 212 is read from the memory M204, and the counter 212 for detecting the rotational phase of the printing press 1 when the register mark is detected from the count value of the counter 212 for detecting the rotational phase of the press 1 corresponding to the reference position of the register mark in step P18. The count value of the rotational phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 is calculated and stored in the memory M206.

  Next, in step P19, the absolute value of the count value difference of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 is calculated from the count value difference of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M207. To read the allowable value (count value of the counter) from the memory M208, and in step P21, is the absolute value of the count value difference of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 larger than the allowable value (count value of the counter)? Judge whether or not.

  If yes in step P21, the process proceeds to step P22. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P21, the process returns to Step P2 described above.

  Next, in step P22, the count value difference of the rotational phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1—the correction count value conversion table of the compensator roll position detection counter 216 is read from the memory M209.

  Next, in step P23, the count value difference of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 is read from the memory M206, and in step P24, the count value difference of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 minus the compensator roll position detection. Using the correction count value conversion table of the counter 216, the correction count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216 is obtained from the count value difference of the rotation phase detection counter 212 of the printing press 1 and stored in the memory M210.

  Next, the count value is read from the compensator roll position detection counter 216 in step P25 and stored in the memory M211, the correction count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216 is read from the memory M210 in step P26, and the compensator roll in step P27. After the correction count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216 is added to the count value of the position detection counter 216, and the count value of the target compensator roll position detection counter 216 is calculated and stored in the memory M212, Step P28 Thus, it is determined whether or not the target count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216 is larger than the count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216.

  If yes in step P28, a normal rotation command is output to the compensator roll position adjusting motor driver 214 in step P29, and then the process proceeds to step P30.

  Next, the count value of the target compensator roll position detection counter 216 is read from the memory M212 in step P30, and the count value is read from the compensator roll position detection counter 216 in step P31 and stored in the memory M211. In P32, it is determined whether or not the target count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216 is the same as the count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216.

  Next, if yes in step P32, output of the forward rotation command to the compensator roll position adjusting motor driver 214 is stopped in step P33, and then the process returns to step P2. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P32, the process returns to Step P30 described above.

  On the other hand, if NO in step P28, a reverse rotation command is output to the compensator roll position adjusting motor driver 214 in step P34, and then the process proceeds to step P35.

  Next, the count value of the target compensator roll position detection counter 216 is read from the memory M212 in step P35, and the count value is read from the compensator roll position detection counter 216 in step P36 and stored in the memory M211. In P37, it is determined whether or not the target count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216 is the same as the count value of the compensator roll position detection counter 216.

  If yes in step P37, output of the reverse rotation command to the compensator roll position adjusting motor driver 214 is stopped in step P38, and then the process returns to step P2. On the other hand, if the result is NO in Step P37, the process returns to Step P35 described above.

  When the turn bar 70 is moved by the control operation of the cut-off control device 200 described above, that is, when a stand-by signal is output by the turn bar position control device 100, the cut-off control device 200 is set in a stand-by state, and the turn bar 70 When the flow of the web Wb is stabilized due to the movement, that is, when the standby release signal is output by the turn bar position control device 100, the cut-off control device 200 can be brought into the normal state.

1 Web rotary printing machine (band-shaped body printing machine)
10 Paper Feeder (Strip Supply Unit)
11 Printing section (printing means)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 12 Drying part 13 Web path part 14 Folding part 14a Upstream part 14b in a folding part Downstream part 15 in a folding part Paper discharge part 50 Former 60 Compensator roll 70 Turn bar 80 Cutting cylinder (cutting means)
81 Folding cylinder 82 Mouth cylinder 83a, 83b Chopper (chopper folding means)
100 Turn bar position control device 117 Detector (first detecting means)
200 Cut-off control device 211 Detector (second detection means)
W web (band)

Claims (6)

A strip supplying means for supplying the strip,
A printing means for printing a pattern and a register mark on the belt;
A turn bar for changing the transport direction of the belt,
A turn bar moving means for moving the turn bar in a direction perpendicular to the transport direction of the strip on the upstream side of the turn bar;
A compensator roll provided in the transport path of the strip from the strip supply device to the turn bar;
A compensator roll moving means for moving the compensator roll so as to change the length of the transport path of the strip from the strip supply means to the turn bar;
A cutting unit that cuts the belt-like body whose transport direction has been changed by the turn bar into a signature by cutting in a direction perpendicular to the transport direction of the belt-like body,
Chopper folding means for folding the signature made into a signature by the cutting means in a direction parallel to the conveying direction of the signature;
First detection means for detecting an end position which is provided in a transport path of the strip or signature from the turn bar to the chopper folding means and is one end parallel to the transport direction of the strip or signature. When,
A second detection means provided to face the strip conveyed from the compensator roll to the cutting means, and detects a register mark printed on the strip;
The turn bar moving means is controlled in accordance with the end position detected by the first detecting means, and the compensator roll moving means is controlled when the second detecting means detects a register mark printed on a strip. In a belt-like body printing machine comprising: a control means for controlling according to a rotational phase difference between a rotational phase of the cutting means and a reference rotational phase stored in advance.
The strip printing machine according to claim 1, wherein the control means controls the compensator roll moving means to be in a waiting state when the turn bar is moved by the turn bar moving means. The control means detects the end position for each picture printed on a strip or signature, and calculates an end position difference which is a difference from the end position detected a predetermined number of times before. 2. The belt printer according to claim 1, wherein when the end position difference is within an allowable value, control is performed so as to release the waiting state of the compensator roll moving unit. The control means calculates the end position difference for each picture printed on a band or signature, and the compensator roll movement is performed when the end position difference is within an allowable value continuously for a predetermined number of times or more. The belt-like body printing machine according to claim 2, wherein the belt printer is controlled so as to release the waiting state of the means. A pattern bar and a register mark are printed on the strip, and a turn bar that can move in a direction orthogonal to the transport direction of the strip on the upstream side and a compensator roll that can be moved to change the length of the transport path of the strip After the belt-like body is conveyed through, the belt-like body printing is formed by cutting the belt-like body in a direction perpendicular to the conveyance direction by a cutting means into a signature and folding the signature in a direction parallel to the conveyance direction by the chopper folding means. In the method
The end position, which is the position of one end parallel to the transport direction of the strip or signature in the transport path of the strip or signature from the turn bar to the chopper folding means, is detected, and the detected end By adjusting the position of folding the signature by the chopper folding means by moving the turn bar according to the position,
A register mark printed on the belt-like body is detected in the transport path of the belt-like body from the compensator roll to the cutting means, and the rotational phase of the cutting means when the register mark printed on the belt-like body is detected is stored in advance. By adjusting the position of cutting the strip by the cutting means by moving the compensator roll according to the rotational phase difference from the reference rotational phase being
When the turn bar is moved, the compensator roll is set in an unmovable state. The end position is detected for each picture printed on a strip or signature, and an end position difference that is a difference from the end position detected a predetermined number of times in advance is obtained, and the end position is determined. The belt-like body printing method according to claim 4, wherein the compensator roll is made movable when the difference is within an allowable value. The edge position difference is obtained for each picture printed on a band or signature, and the compensator roll is made movable when the edge position difference is within an allowable value continuously for a certain number of times. The strip-shaped body printing method according to claim 5.

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