HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 (340 49x-05) Cycle programming User Manual
Page 398
398
Touch Probe Cycles: Automatic Workpiece Inspection
16.5 MEA
S
URE HOLE (Cy
c
le
421, DIN/ISO: G421)
U
Measuring log
Q281: Definition of whether the TNC is
to create a measuring log:
0: No measuring log
1: Generate measuring log: with the standard setting
the TNC saves the log file TCHPR421.TXT in the
directory in which your measuring program is also
stored.
2: Interrupt the program run and display the
measuring log on the screen. Resume program run
with NC Start.
U
PGM stop if tolerance error
Q309: Definition of
whether in the event of a violation of tolerance limits
the TNC is to interrupt the program run and output an
error message:
0: Do not interrupt program run, no error message
1: Interrupt program run, output an error message
U
Tool number for monitoring
Q330: Definition of
whether the TNC is to monitor the tool (see “Tool
monitoring” on page 388). Input range: 0 to 32767.9,
alternatively tool name with max. 16 characters
0: Monitoring not active
>0: Tool number in the tool table TOOL.T
U
No. of measuring points (4/3)
Q423: Specify
whether the TNC should measure the stud with 4 or
3 probing points:
4: Use 4 measuring points (standard setting)
3: Use 3 measuring points
U
Type of traverse? Line=0/Arc=1
Q365: Definition of
the path function with which the tool is to move
between the measuring points if "traverse to
clearance height" (Q301=1) is active.
0: Move between operations on a straight line
1: Move between operations on the pitch circle
Example: NC blocks
5 TCH PROBE 421 MEASURE HOLE
Q273=+50
;CENTER IN 1ST AXIS
Q274=+50
;CENTER IN 2ND AXIS
Q262=75
;NOMINAL DIAMETER
Q325=+0
;STARTING ANGLE
Q247=+60
;STEPPING ANGLE
Q261=-5
;MEASURING HEIGHT
Q320=0
;SETUP CLEARANCE
Q260=+20
;CLEARANCE HEIGHT
Q301=1
;MOVE TO CLEARANCE
Q275=75,12 ;MAX. LIMIT
Q276=74,95 ;MIN. LIMIT
Q279=0.1
;TOLERANCE 1ST CENTER
Q280=0.1
;TOLERANCE 2ND CENTER
Q281=1
;MEASURING LOG
Q309=0
;PGM STOP IF ERROR
Q330= ;TOOL
Q423=4
;NO. OF MEAS. POINTS
Q365=1
;TYPE OF TRAVERSE