HEIDENHAIN TNC 640 (34059x-02) User Manual
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TNC 640 | User's Manual
HEIDENHAIN Conversational Programming | 5/2013
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texts................................. 295, 295
FN18: SYSREAD: Reading system
data.................................. 299, 299
FN19: PLC: Transfer values to the
PLC.................................. 308, 308
FN20: WAIT FOR: NC and PLC
synchronization......................... 308
FN23: CIRCLE DATA: Calculate a
circle from 3 points.................. 285
FN24: CIRCLE DATA: Calculate a
circle from 4 points.................. 285
FN26: TABOPEN: Open a freely
definable table......................... 405
FN27: TABWRITE: Write to a freely
definable table.................. 406, 406
FN28: TABREAD: Read from a
freely definable table........ 407, 407
FN29: PLC: Transfer values to the
PLC.......................................... 310
FN37: EXPORT......................... 310
Form view................................ 404
FS, Functional safety................ 502
Full circle.................................. 211
Functional safety FS................. 502
Fundamentals............................. 90
G
Graphics................................... 554
Display modes....................... 556
Magnifying details.................. 560
With programming................. 138
Magnification of details.... 140
Graphic simulation................... 561
Tool display............................. 561
H
Handwheel............................... 490
Hard disk.................................. 105
Helical interpolation.................. 221
Helix......................................... 221
Help system............................. 147
Help with error messages........ 141
I
Inclined-tool machining in a tilted
plane........................................ 432
Inclined turning........................ 479
Initiated tools........................... 167
Inserting and modifying blocks. 101
Interrupt machining.................. 572
iTNC 530.................................... 70
L
Look ahead............................... 358
M
M91, M92................................ 350
Machine settings...................... 584
Manual Datum Setting............. 530
Manual datum setting
Circle center as datum........... 533
Corner as datum.................... 531
In any axis.............................. 530
Setting a center line as datum 535
Measurement of machining
time.......................................... 562
Measuring workpieces............. 536
M functions
For program run inspection.... 349
For spindle and coolant.......... 349
See miscellaneous functions.. 348
Mid-program startup................ 575
After power failure................. 575
Miscellaneous functions.......... 348
enter....................................... 348
For coordinate data................ 350
For path behavior................... 353
For rotary axes....................... 434
Modes of Operation................... 73
MOD function.......................... 582
Exit......................................... 582
Overview................................ 583
Select..................................... 582
Monitoring
Collision.................................. 371
Move machine axes
Jog positioning....................... 489
Moving the axes
With machine axis direction
buttons................................... 489
Moving the machine axes........ 489
with the handwheel............... 490
Multiple Axis Machining........... 442
N
NC and PLC synchronization.... 308
NC error messages.................. 141
Nesting..................................... 269
Network connection................. 127
Network settings...................... 596
O
Open BMP file......................... 124
Open contour corners M98...... 354
Open GIF file........................... 124
Opening Excel files.................. 121
Opening graphic files............... 124
Opening TXT files.................... 123
Open INI file............................ 123
Open JPG file........................... 124
Open PNG file.......................... 124
Open TXT file........................... 123
Operating times....................... 588
Option number......................... 589
Output of formatted Q
parameters............................... 295
P
Pallet table............................... 454
Application............................. 454
Run......................................... 456
Select and exit....................... 456
Transfer coordinates....... 454, 454
Parallel axes............................. 390
Parameter programming:See Q
parameter programming... 278, 325
Paraxcomp............................... 390
Paraxmode............................... 390
Part families............................. 281
Path.......................................... 108
Path contours........................... 206
Cartesian coordinates............. 206
connection........................... 214
center CC............................. 211
radius................................... 212
Overview.......................... 206
Straight line...................... 207
Polar coordinates.................... 218
CC........................................ 220
connection........................... 220
Overview.......................... 218
Straight line...................... 219
Path functions.......................... 192
Fundamentals......................... 192
Circles and circular arcs.... 195
Pre-position...................... 196
PDF Viewer.............................. 120
PLANE Function....................... 411
PLANE function
Automatic positioning............ 427
Axis angle definition............... 425
Euler angle definition............. 418
Inclined-tool machining........... 432
Incremental definition............ 424
Point definition....................... 422
Positioning behavior............... 427
Projection angle definition...... 417
Reset...................................... 414
Selection of possible solutions....
430
Spatial angle definition........... 415
Vector definition..................... 420
Plan view................................. 557
PLC and NC synchronization.... 308
Pocket table............................. 170
Polar coordinates........................ 92
Fundamentals........................... 92
Programming.......................... 218
Positioning................................ 548
With Manual Data Input......... 548