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14.4 Ex

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hanging the Buf

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tery;

14.5 Ad

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resses (ISO)

14.4 Exchanging the Buffer Battery

A buffer battery supplies the TNC with current to prevent the data in
RAM memory from being lost when the TNC is switched off.

If the TNC displays the error message Exchange buffer battery, then
you must replace the batteries. The buffer batteries are located next
to the power supply unit in the logic unit (round, black case). The
TNC also has an power storage device that provide the control with
current while you are exchanging the batteries (for a maximum of
24 hours).

To exchange the buffer battery, first switch off the TNC!

The buffer battery must be exchanged only by trained
service personnel!

Battery type: Three AA-size cells, leak-proof, IEC designation „LR6“

14.5 Addresses (ISO)

G functions

Group

G

Function

Blockwise

See

function page

Positioning

00

Straight-line interpolation, Cartesian coordinates, rapid traverse

102

01

Straight-line interpolation, Cartesian coordinates

102

02

Circular interpolation, Cartesian coordinates, clockwise

(with R)

103

03

Straight-line interpolation, Cartesian coordinates, counterclockwise

(with R)

103

05

Circular interpolation, Cartesian coordinates, without indication of direction

103

06

Circular interpolation, Cartesian coordinates, tangential contour approach

106

07

Paraxial positioning block

10

Straight-line interpolation, polar coordinates, rapid traverse

112

11

Straight-line interpolation, polar coordinates

112

12

Circular interpolation, polar coordinates, clockwise

112

13

Circular interpolation, polar coordinates, counterclockwise

112

15

Circular interpolation, polar coordinates, without indication of direction

112

16

Circular interpolation, polar coordinates, tangential contour approach

113

Drilling cycles

83

Pecking

146

84

Tapping with a floating tap holder

158

85

Rigid tapping

161

86

Thread cutting (not TNC 410)

164

200

Drilling

147

201

Reaming

148

202

Boring

149

203

Universal drilling

150

204

Back boring

152

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