HEIDENHAIN CNC Pilot 4290 V7.1 Description of B and Y axes - Manual (Page 11)

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1.2 Manual Control and Automatic
Modes
Automatic mode without reference run
As of software version 625 952-02:
You can start magazine programs and manual programs even if you
have not traversed the reference marks in all the axes. To use this
function, add a comment line to the program you want to start. In this
comment line you define which axes are allowed without a reference
status.
Syntax of the comment line:
„ [@0nn]—where nn stands for the address letters of the non-
referenced axes
Examples:
„ [@0B]—the B axis does not have to be referenced
„ [@0BY]—the B and Y axes do not have to be referenced
Magazine list
The magazine list indicates the current assignment of the tool
magazine. When setting up the magazine list, you assign each tool a
specific magazine pocket by entering the tool's ID number. For a
multipoint tool, you can enter the ID number of any cutting edge of
the tool. From that ID number, the CNC PILOT determines all other
cutting edges of the multipoint tool, since all ID numbers of a
multipoint tool are interlinked in the tool database.
The tool magazine can be set up in different ways:
„ Adding tools to the magazine by using the loading hatch: see
“Adding tools to the magazine by using the loading hatch” on
page 12
„ Adding tools to the magazine from the machine working space:
see “Adding tools to the magazine from the machine working
space” on page 13
„ Removing tools from the magazine: see “Removing tools from
the magazine” on page 13
The functions for setting up the tool magazine and for
inserting the magazine tools are interfaced to the CNC
PILOT and the machine by the machine tool builder. The
functionality provided on your machine may therefore
differ from the functions described in this manual. Your
machine manual provides more detailed information.