Functions of the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page
Table of Contents
1. Bend Numerical Page
1.1 Available Functions on the Bend Numerical Page
2. More Page
2.1 Available Functions on the More Page
3. Copy to All Function
4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
5. Conclusion
The CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page serves as a core operational interface for CNC machinery, delivering intuitive and efficient control for metal fabrication bending processes. Whether you are upgrading your equipment, honing your CNC operation skills, or seeking to optimize daily production workflows, mastering the functions of this basic page is key to unlocking the full performance potential of your machinery. This guide details all essential functionalities of the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page, explaining how each feature streamlines bending operations and elevates machining precision and efficiency.
1. Bend Numerical Page

The Bend Numerical Page (Bend Num Page) is the primary working interface of the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page, acting as the central hub for all bending operation executions. It is the starting point for nearly all machine operational commands and also serves as the navigation gateway to other functional modules of the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C system, making it an indispensable component for daily machining operations.
1.1 Available Functions on the Bend Numerical Page
This page is designed for direct and efficient input of bending operation parameters, enabling operators to set, adjust, and confirm core bending data in real time. All basic bending operation initiations and parameter calibrations are completed on this interface, laying the foundation for accurate and smooth subsequent machining processes.

2. More Page

The More Page is an extended functional module of the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page, complementing the Bend Numerical Page by providing a wealth of part-related parameter displays and customizable setting options. The specific functions available on this page are dynamically adjusted based on the machine’s configuration and the type of bending operation being performed, offering targeted and flexible operational support for different machining scenarios.
2.1 Available Functions on the More Page
The More Page integrates a full range of extended operational functions, each tailored to optimize specific links of the bending process, with key functionalities as follows:
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Tooling Management: When this function is deactivated (grayed out), the Punches and Dies icons on the Bend Numerical Page are automatically disabled, preventing accidental misoperation of tooling parameters during specific processes. •

Back Gauge Retraction: Controlled via a dedicated icon, this function allows operators to activate or deactivate back gauge retraction as needed. The sequence parameter value for retraction can be independently modified for each program step, adapting to the retraction requirements of different bending processes. •

Force Setting: This function requires operators to input the specific bending force required for the workpiece. The optimal bending force is determined based on operator experience and actual trial bending tests, ensuring the bending effect meets process requirements without damaging the workpiece or tooling. •

Opening (TDC): When activated, this parameter defines the upward travel distance of the beam from the bottom dead center (BDC), ensuring sufficient space for the safe extraction of the bent workpiece. When deactivated, the beam automatically returns to the maximum limit switch position by default. •

Step Bending: For machining large-radius bends, operators can program the process by setting the target radius value and the number of bending steps on this page. A key operational note: the segment length must be greater than half the die V opening to ensure the rationality and accuracy of the step bending process. •

Dwell Time: This function sets the duration for which the punch remains at the bottom dead center (BDC) before moving upward. If the function is deactivated, the machine automatically applies the default dwell time parameter preconfigured in the system. •

Number of Parts: Operators can input the total production quantity of workpieces on this page. The system automatically updates the production counter after each workpiece is completed, and a yellow pop-up window will prompt the operator when the target production quantity is reached, facilitating production quantity control. •

Back Gauge Manual Control: Enabling this setting grants manual control over the back gauge’s movement, with all movement operations initiated by the operator via external control devices such as a foot switch or start button, improving the flexibility of back gauge adjustment for special machining needs. •

Material Thickness: This is a core part parameter that must be entered on the page; the system uses this value to accurately calculate the bending depth matching the selected tooling, which is critical to ensuring the bending dimension accuracy of the workpiece. •

Material Sigma: This field is used to input the material’s sigma value, serving as an informational reference for operators and also being stored as a formal part parameter for traceability and process optimization of the bending process.
3. Copy to All Function
The Copy to All Function is a high-efficiency operational feature of the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page, designed to simplify repetitive parameter setting work. This function is embedded in the numeric keypad of relevant parameter input fields (e.g., Force, Bending, Corrections, etc.), allowing operators to copy a pre-defined parameter value to all steps of the current bending program with one click.

By eliminating the need for manual repeated input of the same parameter across multiple program steps, this feature not only significantly reduces the time and effort of program setup but also ensures parameter consistency across all steps of the process, effectively avoiding machining errors caused by inconsistent manual input. It is a key feature for improving the efficiency of batch production and complex bending program setup, bringing greater operational efficiency and machining precision to metalworking tasks.
4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How can I access the Bend Numerical Page on the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page?
Accessing the Bend Numerical Page is straightforward: navigate through the system’s main menu and select the Bend Num option. This page provides a dedicated interface for efficient input and real-time adjustment of all numerical parameters required for bending operations, serving as the core operational hub for daily machining.
How do I utilize the Copy to All Function on the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page?
The Copy to All Function is used to quickly replicate the same parameter settings across all steps of the current program. First, set the desired parameter value in the relevant input field (e.g., bending force, correction value), then select the Copy to All option in the numeric keypad of the field. The system will automatically apply the set value to all program steps, streamlining the workflow and ensuring parameter consistency across the entire bending process.
Is there a way to reset settings on the CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page if needed?
Yes. If you need to restore the page’s settings to the system default, access the machine’s Setup/Configuration Menu and locate the dedicated Reset option. Important note: Before performing a reset, be sure to save all important process parameters, program data, and custom settings, as the reset operation will erase all user-defined configurations and restore all settings to the factory default state.
5. Conclusion
The CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C Basic Page is a highly functional and user-friendly operational interface, with its core modules and extended features forming a complete operational system for CNC bending machining. The Bend Numerical Page provides the essential parameter setting and operation initiation capabilities for bending processes, while the More Page offers targeted extended functions and customizable settings for different machining scenarios, and the Copy to All Function optimizes the efficiency of program setup and parameter management.
By fully understanding and proficiently utilizing all the functions of this basic page, operators can significantly streamline bending operation workflows, reduce repetitive manual work, and ensure the consistency and accuracy of machining parameters—ultimately maximizing the operational efficiency and machining precision of CNC bending machinery.
For further assistance with functional operation, personalized process optimization, or equipment maintenance support, feel free to contact our professional technical team. Additionally, be sure to refer to our other official documentation for more in-depth insights into optimizing the performance of your CYBELEC CybTouch 6 C machinery and unlocking more advanced machining capabilities.






































