HEIDENHAIN SW 54843x-03 DIN Programming - Manual (Page 410)

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Reading tool data
Use the following syntax to read tool data. You can only access tools
that are entered in the turret list.
If a sequence of exchange is defined, program the first tool of the
sequence. The Steuerung determines the data of the active tool.
Access to tool data of turret
Syntax: #wn(select)
 n = turret pocket number
 n = 0 for the current tool
 select = designates the information to
be read
Main machining direction
#wn(HR) Primary machining directions:
 0: Undefined
 1: +Z
 2: +X
 3: –Z
 4: –X
 5: +/–Z
 6: +/–X
Execution
#wn(AS) Versions
 1: Right-hand
 2: Left-hand
Tool orientation
#wn(WL) Tool orientation (reference: machining
direction of tool):
 0: On the contour
 1: To the right of the contour
 – 1: To the left of the contour
Tool information can also be interrogated directly via the ID
number. This may be necessary, for example, if no turret
pocket has been assigned. For this purpose, program a
comma and the ID number of the tool after the desired
identification, e.g. #l1 = #w1(Z, "001").
If you only need information on the current tool, it is
sufficient to program #w0(select).
Identification codes for tool information
#wn(ID) Tool ID number (assign in text variable (#xn))
#wn(PT) P key of the tool *10 (e.g.: 12.3 becomes 123)
#wn(WT) Tool type (3-digit number)
#wn(WTV) 1st position of tool type
#wn(WTH) 2nd position of tool type
#wn(WTL) 3rd position of tool type
#wn(NL) Usable length (inside turning and drilling tools)
#wn(HR) Main machining direction (see table at right)
#wn(NR) Secondary machining direction of turning tools
#wn(AS) Execution (see at right)
#wn(ZZ) Number of teeth (milling tools)
#wn(RS) Cutting edge radius
#wn(ZD) Stud diameter
#wn(DF) Cutter diameter
#wn(SD) Shank diameter
#wn(SB) Cutting width
#wn(SL) Tooth length
#wn(AL) Length of first cut
#wn(FB) Cutter width
#wn(WL) Tool orientation