Yaskawa PC NC User Manual
Yasnac pc nc operating manual
Table of contents
Document Outline
- 3.7.4 Configuration Screen 3-61
- 3.7.5 Backup and Restore Screen 3-63
- 3.7.6 CPU Monitor Screen 3-65
- 3.7.7 Setting Parameters Screen 3-67
- 3.7.8 NC Parameters Screen 3-70
- 3.7.12 Parameter Search Screen 3-75
- 3.7.13 High Speed Cutting Screen 3-77
- 3.7.14 User Install Screen 3-78
- 3.7.15 MTB Install Screen 3-81
- 3.7.16 PLC Parameters Screen 3-82
- 3.7.17 PLC Diagnosis Screen 3-83
- 3.7.18 Ladder Monitor Screen 3-88
- 3.7.19 Switch Label Screen 3-88
- 4.1 MAINTENANCE DATA 4-2
- 4.1.1 Checking the Status of Problems 4-2
- 4.1.2 Checking the NC Information 4-3
- 4.1.3 Display of Alarm Information 4-3
- 4.1.4 Cause of Alarm and Corrective Action 4-4
- 4.1.5 Troubleshooting (1) 4-5
- 4.1.6 Troubleshooting (2) 4-12
- 4.1.7 Alarms Not Indicated by Alarm Numbers 4-16
- 4.1.8 PCNC Alarms Not Indicated by Alarm Numbers 4-28
- 4.1.9 Touch Screen Maintenance 4-28
- 4.1.10 Mode of PCNC Operation 4-29
- 4.1.11 Self-Diagnosis Function 4-30
- 4.1.12 Hard Drive Mounting Replacement 4-32
- Outline of the YASNAC System
- 1.1 Outline of the YASNAC System
- 1.1.1 System Configuration
- CPU rack
- JZNC-JPCRKM-o-oooo-oo
- NC Operation Panel
- JZNC-JPCOP-ooo-oo
- SERVOPACK
- SGDC-oo
- Spindle drive
- CIMR-M5oo
- Servomotor
- SGMo-oo
- Spindle motor
- UAASKA-oo
- Remote Pendant
- TBA
- Controlled axes
- Number of simultaneously controlled axes
- Least input increment
- Least output increment
- Maximum programmable value
- Absolute/incremental programming
- Decimal point input
- Input unit 10 times
- Tape code
- NC tape
- Input format
- Buffer register
- Positioning
- Linear interpolation
- Circular interpolation
- Rapid traverse
- Cutting feed
- Dwell
- Incremental feed
- Automatic acceleration and deceleration
- Program storage capacity
- Number of programs
- Program editing
- Program number search
- Sequence number search
- Address search
- MDI editing
- Operation panel
- MDI function
- l-line MDI
- Operation and display
- Calendar display
- Pop-up menu
- Buzzer function
- Input/Output interface
- Tool function
- Miscellaneous function
- Tool length offset
- Tool position offset
- Number of tool offset data sets
- Manual return to reference point
- Automatic return to reference point
- Automatic return to second reference point
- Reference point return check
- Return from reference point
- Base coordinate system setting
- Label skip
- Single block
- Optional stop
- Optional block skip
- Dry run
- Machine lock
- Miscellaneous function lock
- Display lock
- Manual absolute
- Numerical value set-up
- Break-point function
- Operation mode
- Feed hold
- Circular interpolation by R command
- Repetitive circle interpolation
- Subprogram
- Exact stop check
- Exact stop check mode
- Emergency stop input
- Overtravel
- Axis interlock
- Stored stroke limit
- Self-diagnostics (always displayed)
- Power supply
- Ambient temperature
- Humidity
- Number of controlled axes
- Rotary axis control
- Least input/output increment of rotary axis
- Inch/metric switching
- Multi-active registers
- Helical interpolation
- Synchronized feed (solid tap)
- High-speed mode operation
- F1-digit
- Simultaneous1-axis handle feed
- Simultaneous 2-axis handle feed
- Simultaneous 3-axis handle feed
- Addition of program storage capacity
- Addition of number of programs
- Playback
- Internal toggle switch
- NC program drawing
- Comment display function
- Tape reader without take-up reels
- Tape reader with take-up reels
- RS-232C interface
- T4-digit command
- Second miscellaneous function
- Tool radius offset
- Addition of tool offset data sets
- Manual second reference point return
- Automatic third/fourth reference point return
- Workpiece coordinate system setting
- Expanded number of workpiece coordinate systems
- Local coordinate system
- Rotation of workpiece coordinate system
- Optional block skip B
- Automatic mode handle offset
- Program restart
- Automatic tool length measurement (TLM)
- Manual interruption point return
- Canned cycle
- Canned cycle B
- Circle cutting
- Macroprogram
- Programmable mirror image
- Scaling
- Coordinate system rotation
- Automatic comer override
- Programmable data input
- Hole machining pattern cycle
- Program copy
- Stored pitch error compensation
- Unidirectional approach
- Skip function
- Tool life control function
- Program interruption
- Stored stroke limit B
- Stored stroke limit C
- 1.2 Protective Functions
- 1.2.1 Emergency Stop
- Emergency Stop Input
- CN12-19 pin on JZNC-JFC 10 board
- SVMX
- CN12-17 pin on JZNC-JFC 10 board
- BKX
- CN12-16 pin on JZNC-JFC 10 board
- PCNC System Outline
- 2.1 General Operation Flow 2-4
- 2.2 Insection before Turning the Power ON 2-5
- 2.3 Turning the Power ON/OFF and Inspection after Power ON/OFF 2-8
- 2.4 Manual Operation (1) 2-12
- 2.5 Manual Operation (1) 2-13
- 2.6 Automatic Operation (1) 2-20
- 2.7 Automatic Operation (2) 2-24
- 2.8 OPERATION INTERVENTION (during automatic operation) 2-29
- 2.9 AUTOMATIC OPERATIONS AT ENHANCED LEVEL 2-34
- 2.1 General Operation Flow
- 2.2 Inspection Before Turning the Power ON
- 2.3 Turning the Power ON and Inspecting After Power ON
- 2.4 Manual Operation (1)
- 2.5 Manual Operation (2)
- 2.6 Automatic Operation (1)
- 2.7 Automatic Operation (2)
- 2.8 Operation Intervention During Automatic Operation
- 2.8.1 Manual Operation Intervention during Automatic Operation
- 2.8.2 MDI Operation Intervention during Automatic Operation
- 2.8.3 Automatic Handle Mode Offset *
- 2.8.4 Manual Absolute
- HMI Process Operation
- 3.1 USER INTERFACE OVERVIEW 3-7
- 3.2 RECURRING COMPONENTS 3-19
- 3.3 RUN MENU 3-25
- 3.4 PROGRAM MENU 3-36
- 3.5 TOOL MENU 3-53
- 3.6 SETUP MENU 3-57
- 3.7 UTILITIES MENU 3-61
- 3.7.1 Login Screen 3-61
- 3.7.2 PC Settings Screen 3-63
- 3.7.3 Maintenance Screen 3-65
- 3.7.4 Configuration Screen 3-66
- 3.7.5 Backup and Restore Screen 3-68
- 3.7.6 CPU Monitor Screen 3-70
- 3.7.7 Setting Parameters Screen 3-71
- 3.7.8 NC Parameters Screen 3-74
- 3.7.9 Machine Setup Screen 3-75
- 3.7.10 Pitch Error Screen 3-76
- 3.7.11 Solid Tap Screen 3-78
- 3.7.12 Torque Ripple Screen 3-79
- 3.7.13 Parameter Search Screen 3-80
- 3.7.14 High Speed Cutting Screen 3-82
- 3.7.15 User Install Screen 3-83
- 3.7.16 MTB Install Screen 3-86
- 3.7.17 PLC Parameters Screen 3-87
- 3.7.18 PLC Diagnosis Screen 3-88
- 3.7.19 Ladder Monitor Screen 3-93
- 3.7.20 Switch Label Screen 3-93
- 3.8 ALARM MENU 3-96
- 3.9 HELP MENU 3-100
- 3.10 OFF LINE MODE 3-103
- LIST OF FIGURES
- LIST OF TABLES
- 3.1 USER INTERFACE OVERVIEW
- 3.1.1 Status Bar
- 3.1.2 Battery Indicator
- 3.1.3 NC Execution Status
- STP
- The NC is not executing
- BUFn
- The NC is in the n-block buffering status.
- RST
- NC is in reset status (Panel reset, Program reset, External reset)
- PCHSC
- PC High speed cutting mode
- GHSC
- GHSC form compensation mode
- COR
- G107 corner feed rate override mode
- FH
- Feed hold status
- PRS
- Program return search status
- blank
- Idle (none of above)
- M
- M code executing
- S
- S code executing
- T
- T code executing
- F
- Feed moving
- RT
- Rapid moving
- B
- B code executing
- DWELL
- Dwell executing
- MAN-F
- Manual interpolation
- SAGR
- Spindle speed agree signal waiting
- CWAIT
- C pulse waiting
- blank
- Idle
- INPUT ERROR!
- O NO NOT FOUND!
- NOT FOUND!
- ALREADY IN!
- OVER MEM CAP!
- TOO MANY PROGS!
- VERIFY ERROR!
- MACRO LOCK!
- LINE LOCK!
- RUNNING PROGRAM!
- NC IS RUNNING!
- FORMAT ERROR!
- IMPOSS COLLECT!
- TOO MANY CHARS!
- SETTING UNREADY!
- EDIT LOCK!
- NOT FOUND!
- ALREADY EDITED!
- SELECT MODE ERR!
- COPY MODE ERROR!
- MOVE MODE ERROR!
- INPUT ERROR!
- PRM SETTING ERR!
- BIAS ERROR!
- BOTTOM ERROR!
- OFFSET ERROR!
- H D ERROR!
- CAN'T SET COORD!
- OVER MDI BUFFER!
- OVER MEM CAP!
- RUNNING PROGRAM!
- MACRO LOCK!
- MEASURMENT ERR!
- TOO LARGE AREA!
- FORMAT ERROR!
- PROG NESTING ER!
- ADDRESSING ER!
- AXIS IS MOVING!
- REPETITION ERR!
- CAN'T WRITE!
- RUN MODE ERROR!
- AXIS ZR POS CMP!
- AXIS IS MOVING!
- NOT SET FOR ABS!
- IN/OUT/VER LOCK!
- NO ANSWER INTEX!
- NO ANSWER MMON!
- SET INVALIDITY!
- EDIT INVALIDITY!
- TORQUE LIMIT!
- DRAWING!
- NOT FOUND P NO!
- ALREADY IN!
- INSTR/OBSV!
- DISCONNECT!
- LADDER ROM NONE!
- LADDER DATA NG!
- C_MONI ERROR!
- LADDER RUNNING!
- PRM SETTING ERR!
- ALREADY IN!
- NC IS RUNNING!
- BREAK POINT!
- READING PROGRAM!
- READING PROGRAM!
- EDITING PROGRAM!
- PRM WRITING ENABLED!
- EXECUTING!
- PLAYBACK LOCK!
- RESTARTING PROG!
- FSED MODE INVLD
- CAN'T STORE FS!
- CAN'T CHANGE FS!
- CAN'T CLEAR FS!
- FS STORE EXCEED!
- START POINT!
- Rapid
- Manual - can be used to move an axis at a rapid traverse rate. 1 line MDI works in this mode.
- Jog
- Manual - moves the axis at a selected feed rate while the Jog button is pressed. 1 line MDI works...
- Handle
- Manual - turning the pulse handle moves the selected axis. 1 line MDI works in this mode.
- MDI
- NC part program execution mode where commands are entered at the machine by the operator. Program...
- Mem
- NC part program execution mode from PC memory such as HD/FD/ Network OR NC part program execution...
- 3002
- 0
- 0
- The MDI buffer is cleared if M02 or M30 is specified at the end of the MDI program.
- 3002
- 0
- 1
- The MDI buffer is NOT cleared if M02 or M30 is specified at the end of the MDI program.
- 3002
- 1
- 0
- External reset clears the MDI buffer.
- 3002
- 1
- 1
- External reset does NOT clear the MDI buffer.
- 3002
- 2
- 0
- Execution of the MDI program will start at the current cursor position.
- 3002
- 2
- 1
- Execution of the MDI program will start at the beginning of the program.
- 4008
- 0
- 0
- External reset causes the execution pointer to be rewound.
- 4008
- 0
- 1
- External reset does NOT cause the execution pointer to be rewound.
- FIGURE 3.1.9.1. The Calculator Dialog
- FIGURE 3.1.9.2. The Expanded Calculator Dialog
- Incrementing a number:
- Raising a number to a power:
- Using the Get key:
- Using the Put key:
- Using the Fixed button:
- Copying from a Program Display:
- Copying from one screen to another screen:
- Copying from a position display:
- Using the Backward and Forward buttons:
- 3.2 RECURRING COMPONENTS
- 3.2.1 Position Display
- 3.2.2 Program Display
- Green
- Program is executing. The current line of execution cannot be set by user.
- Cyan
- G-code is executing and the system is in MDI mode.
- White
- No program is executing. If the machine is in MEM mode, this indicates that the user can change t...
- 0.0000|
- 2
- 0.0002|
- 3
- 0.0023|
- 4
- 0.0234|
- 5
- 0.2345|
- 6
- 2.3456|
- 0.0000|
- 2
- 0.0002|
- 3
- 0.0023|
- .
- 23.|0000
- 4
- 23.4|000
- 5
- 23.45|00
- .
- 2345.|0000
- Backspace
- 0.2345|
- -
- -0.2345|
- ¨
- -0.234|5
- ¨
- -0.23|45
- Backspace
- -0.0245
- 0.0000|
- .
- 0.|0000
- 2
- 0.2|000
- 3
- 0.23|00
- 4
- 0.234|0
- 5
- 0.2345|
- 6
- 0.2345|
- 3.3 RUN MENU
- 3.3.1 Production Screen
- 3.3.2 Proveout Screen
- Using Search to set the running pointer:
- Editing the currently executing program:
- 1
- M90
- M91
- Program int Off
- Program int On
- 2
- M92
- M93
- Multi reg Off
- Multi reg On
- 3
- M94
- M95
- Mirror Off
- Mirror On
- 4
- M96
- M97
- Round arc mode
- Intersection mode
- 01 group
- G00 G01 G02 G03
- Rapid
- Linear
- CW
- CCW
- 02 group
- G17
- G18
- G19
- XY plane
- ZX plane
- YZ plane
- 03 group
- G90
- G91
- Absolute
- Incremental
- 04 group
- G22
- G23
- S limit On
- S limit Off
- 05 group
- G93
- G94
- Solid Tap Feed pre min.
- 06 group
- G20
- G21
- Inch
- MM.
- 07 group
- G40
- G41
- G42
- Tool offset Off Tool offset left
- Tool offset right
- 08 group
- G43
- G44
- G49
- Tool length +
- Tool length –
- Tool length Off
- 09 group
- G73
- G74
- G76
- G77
- G80
- G81
- G82
- G83
- G84
- G85
- G86
- G87
- G88
- G89
- G174
- G181
- G182
- G184
- G185
- G186
- G187
- G189
- Hi-speed deep hole Reverse tapping
- Boring
- Back boring
- Canned cycle Off
- Drilling
- Spot facing
- Deep hole drilling
- Tapping
- Boring
- Boring
- Boring
- Boring
- Boring
- Rev. deep solid tap
- 2 step hole drilling
- 2 step spot facing
- Deep hole solid tap
- 2 step boring
- 2 step boring
- 2 step boring
- 2 step boring
- 10 group
- G98
- G99
- Initial level return
- R point return
- 12 group
- G52
- G54
- G55
- G56
- G57
- G58
- G59
- Local coordinate
- Work shift 1
- Work shift 2
- Work shift 3
- Work shift 4
- Work shift 5
- Work shift 6
- 13 group
- G61
- G64
- Exact stop On
- Exact stop Off
- 14 group
- G66
- G67
- Macro modal On
- Macro modal Off
- 15 group
- G50
- G51
- Scaling Off
- Scaling On
- 17 group
- G122
- G123
- Tool life Regist Off
- Tool life Regist On
- 18 group
- G68
- G69
- Rotation On
- Rotation Off
- 22 group
- G128
- G129
- Cylindrical Off
- Cylindrical On
- 23 group
- G126
- G127
- Polar coordinate On
- Polar coordinate Off
- Non modal group
- G04
- G06
- G09
- G10
- G12
- G13
- G25
- G27
- G28
- G29
- G30
- G31
- G45
- G46
- G47
- G48
- G53
- G65
- G70
- G71
- G72
- G92
- G106
- G107
- G108
- Dwell
- Err detect Off
- Exact stop
- Data input
- Circle cut CW
- Circle cut CCW
- Program copy
- Zero ret check
- Zero return
- Ret from zero
- Zero return
- Skip
- Tool offset +
- Tool offset –
- Tool offset 2+
- Tool offset 2-
- Machine coordinate
- Macro call
- Bolt hole circle
- Arc pattern
- Line at angle
- Coordinate set
- Auto corner
- Corner feed On
- Corner feed Off
- 3.4 PROGRAM MENU
- 3.4.1 File Screen
- Sorting programs using the comment field:
- O00010
- ABC
- O00020
- ABD
- O00030
- ACD
- O00040
- BCD
- O00050
- 1234
- pm 20
- 0
- Permits/prohibits display and edit of O8000 - O8999
- pm 21
- 0
- Permits/prohibits edit of O8000 - O8999
- pm 22
- 0
- Permits/prohibits edit of O9000 - O9999
- pm 3004
- 0
- Permits/prohibits display and edit of O9000 - O9999
- permitted
- permitted
- yes
- yes
- permitted
- prohibited
- no
- no
- prohibited
- permitted
- no
- yes
- prohibited
- prohibited
- no
- no
- permitted
- permitted
- yes
- yes
- permitted
- prohibited
- no
- no
- prohibited
- permitted
- no
- yes
- prohibited
- prohibited
- no
- no
- Ctrl-X
- Deletes the selected text.
- Ctrl-C
- Behavior identical to the Copy button
- Ctrl-V
- Behavior identical to the Paste button.
- Ctrl-End
- Moves the cursor to the end of the program.
- Ctrl-Shift-End
- Selects all text from the cursor position to the end of the program.
- Ctrl-Home
- Moves the cursor to the beginning of the program.
- Ctrl-Shift-Home
- Selects all text from the cursor position to the beginning of the program.
- Page Down
- Shows the next page of the program and moves the cursor to the center of the page.
- Page Up
- Shows the previous page of the program and moves the cursor to the center of the page.
- Home
- Moves the cursor to the beginning of a line.
- End
- Moves the cursor to the end of a line.
- Shift-
- [directional arrow]
- Selects text from when the Shift key is pressed until the Shift key is released
- Shift-Page Down
- Selects pages of text from when the Shift key is pressed until the Shift key is released
- Shift-Page Up
- Selects pages of text from when the Shift key is pressed until the Shift key is released
- 3.5 TOOL MENU
- 3.6 SETUP MENU
- 3.7 UTILITIES MENU
- 3.7.1 Login Screen
- Procedure to reset the Machinist password:
- Enabling parameter writing:
- Accessibility
- Used to customize software to work more easily for people with physical limitations.
- Machinist
- Console Window
- Opens a DOS window where commands may be entered.
- MTB
- Date & Time
- Allows the computer’s date, time and time zone settings.
- Operator
- Disk Administrator
- The Disk Administrator can be used to manage the hard disk, such as partitioning new disks or fur...
- MTB
- Event Viewer
- Event Viewer is a tool to troubleshoot various hardware and software problems or monitor server s...
- Machinist
- EZ S.M.A.R.T.
- Self-monitoring analysis and reporting technology. Can be used to predict hard drive problems.
- Operator
- Keyboard
- Used to change such keyboard settings as repeat rate and keyboard type.
- Machinist
- Modem
- Can be used to configure and install modems.
- Manager
- Mouse
- Used to set mouse parameters such as double click speed and cursor icons.
- Machinist
- Network
- This is used to view and configure network protocols, services, and adapters.
- Manager
- Printers
- A shortcut to the printer setup program, where accessible printers and their properties can be vi...
- Machinist
- Regional Settings
- Changes regionally dependent items such as currency, date and time display.
- Machinist
- Touch Screen Cleaning
- Used to switch to a screen that does not respond to touch, so that the screen may be cleaned.
- Operator
- Touch Screen
- Calibration for the touch screen.
- Operator
- 3.7.3 Maintenance Screen
- 3.7.4 Configuration Screen
- Setting the YENET station numbers:
- Backing up workshift data:
- Restoring all tool data and workshifts:
- Saving and loading HSC parameters:
- Configuring and clearing the display selected tab:
- Selecting multiple diagnosis parameters for display:
- Forcing multiple bits:
- 3.8 ALARM MENU
- 3.9 HELP MENU
- 3.10 OFF LINE MODE
- 3.10.1 The Offline Mode Interface
- Maintenance
- 4.1 MAINTENANCE DATA 4-2
- 4.1.1 Checking the Status of Problems 4-2
- 4.1.2 Checking the NC Information 4-3
- 4.1.3 Display of Alarm Information 4-3
- 4.1.4 Cause of Alarm and Corrective Action 4-4
- 4.1.5 Troubleshooting (1) 4-5
- 4.1.6 Troubleshooting (2) 4-12
- 4.1.7 Alarms Not Indicated by Alarm Numbers 4-16
- 4.1.8 PCNC Alarms Not Indicated by Alarm Numbers 4-28
- 4.1.9 Touch Screen Maintenance 4-28
- 4.1.10 Mode of PCNC Operation 4-29
- 4.1.11 Self-Diagnosis Function 4-30
- 4.1.12 Hard Drive Mounting Replacement 4-32
- 4.1 MAINTENANCE DATA 4-2
- 4.1 MAINTENANCE DATA
- 4.1.1 Checking the Status of Problems
- 4.1.2 Checking the NC Information
- NC unit
- YASNAC PCNC
- Servo drive
- SGDC-AJA
- Servo motor
- SGMG
- Spindle drive
- CIMR-M5N20155
- Spindle motor
- UAASKD-11HB11
- 4.1.3 Display of Alarm Information
- 4.1.4 Cause of Alarm and Corrective Action
- 4.1.5 Troubleshooting (1)
- Table 4.1.5.1: Countermeasures - Alarm N.: 1099 (High Temperature)
- Table 4.1.5.2: Troubleshooting - Alarm Nos.: 2061 to 2068 (Reference Point Return Area Error)
- Table 4.1.5.3: Troubleshooting – Alarm Nos.: 2071 to 2078, 2081 to 2088 (Reference Point Return P...
- Table 4.1.5.4: Troubleshooting - Alarm No.: 3000 (Servo Power Not Ready)
- Table 4.1.5.5: Troubleshooting - Alarm No.: 3001 (Control Not Ready)
- Table 4.1.5.6: Troubleshooting - Alarm Nos.: 3061 to 3068 (Overload)
- Table 4.1.5.7: Troubleshooting – Alarm Nos.: 3081 to 3088 (Broken PG Cable)
- Table 4.1.5.8: Troubleshooting – Alarm No.: 3091 (Broken Spindle PG Cable)
- Table 4.1.5.9: Troubleshooting - Alarm No.: 3351 to 3355 (Heat Sink Overheat)
- 4.1.6 Troubleshooting (2)
- 4.1.7 Alarms Not Indicated by Alarm Numbers
- Maximum feedrate for handle operation
- Parameter pm2860 (linear axis) Parameter pm2861 (rotary axis)
- Acceleration/deceleration time constant
- Parameters pm2561 to pm2565
- Pulse multiplication ratio of “°100” is set (pm2003 D7 = 1)
- Parameter pm2549
- Set for parameter pm2400
- Set for parameter pm2401
- Set for parameter pm2402
- Set for parameter pm2403
- Set for parameter pm2404
- Set for parameter pm2405
- Set for parameter pm2406
- Set for parameter pm2407
- Set for parameter pm2408
- Set for parameter pm2409
- Set for parameter pm2410
- Set for parameter pm2411
- Set for parameter pm2412
- Set for parameter pm2413
- Set for parameter pm2414
- Set for parameter pm2415
- Set for parameter pm2416
- Set for parameter pm2417
- Set for parameter pm2418
- Set for parameter pm2419
- Set for parameter pm2420
- Set for parameter pm2421
- Set for parameter pm2402
- Set for parameter pm2423
- Set for parameter pm2424
- Set for parameter pm2425
- Set for parameter pm2426
- Set for parameter pm2427
- Set for parameter pm2428
- Set for parameter pm2429
- Set for parameter pm2430
- Set for parameter pm2431
- Set for pm2801
- Set for pm2802
- Set for pm2803
- Set for pm2804
- Set for pm2805
- [Set for pm2801] ° 1/2
- [Set for pm2802] ° 1/2
- [Set for pm2803] ° 1/2
- [Set for pm2804] ° 1/2
- [Set for pm2805] ° 1/2
- [Set for pm2801]
- ° 1/4
- [Set for pm2802]
- ° 1/4
- [Set for pm2803]
- ° 1/4
- [Set for pm2804]
- ° 1/4
- [Set for pm2805]
- ° 1/4
- Voltage corresponding to the spindle speed specified in the NC program.
- Voltage corresponding to parameter pm 1412
- Voltage corresponding to parameter pm 1413
- 0V
- 1
- LED PORT WRITE
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
- 2
- YENET RAM CHECK
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
- 3
- SYSTEM-SW READ
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
- 4
- FLASH TOTAL CHECK
- 0, 1, 2
- JCP20 PCB
- 5
- JIF PORT READ
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
- 6
- REV.READ
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
- 7
- ISA-RAM CHECK
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
- 8
- YENET INITIAL
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
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- CMOS CLEAR
- 0, 1, 2, 4,
- JCP20 PCB
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- CMOS TOTAL CHECK
- 0, 1, 2,
- JCP20 PCB
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- PARAMETER READ
- 0, 1, 2, 4,
- JCP20 PCB
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- MOTION INITIAL
- 0, 1, 2, 4,
- JCP20 PCB, SERVO
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- LADDER START
- 0, 1, 2, 4
- JCP20 PCB
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- INTEX INITIAL
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- 15
- TASK SETUP
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- 16
- JTABLE SET
- 0, 1, 2, 4, E
- JCP20 PCB
- pm2001 D0 = 1
- Feedrate in the skip feed mode (G31) is the feedrate set for parameter pm 2440.
- pm2001 D0 = 0
- Feedrate in the skip feed mode (G31) is the feedrate specified with an F code.
- Appendix 3
- Parameter Tables
- 1st Axis A3-3
- 2nd Axis A3-8
- 3rd Axis A3-13
- 4th Axis A3-18
- 5th Axis A3-23
- Absolute Encoder A3-28
- Advanced Axis A3-31
- Auxiliary Axis A3-36
- Auxiliary Function A3-38
- Backlash A3-39
- Basic A3-40
- Canned Cycle A3-43
- Configuration A3-44
- Contour Compensation A3-47
- Data In/Out A3-48
- Feed A3-49
- F1 Digit A3-50
- G Code A3-51
- Handle A3-53
- High Speed Cutting A3-54
- I/O A3-55
- Jog A3-60
- Linear Scale A3-61
- Machine Setup A3-64
- Macro Program A3-101
- Parameter Measurement A3-105
- Motion A3-108
- NC System A3-109
- Operation A3-113
- Pitch Error A3-116
- Programming A3-119
- Rapid A3-122
- Reduced Vibration when Stopped A3-125
- Reference Point Return A3-126
- Roundness Irregularity A3-131
- Screen A3-133
- Servo A3-134
- Servo Damping Control A3-156
- Skip A3-158
- Software Switch A3-161
- Solid Tap A3-162
- Spindle A3-165
- Spindle Index A3-167
- Stroke Limit A3-168
- System A3-171
- Tool Coordinate A3-172
- Tool Life A3-173
- Tool Magazine A3-174
- Toolwork Coordinate A3-175
- Tooling A3-176
- Torque Limit A3-177
- Variable In Position A3-179
- Work Coordinate A3-180
- 3.1 USER INTERFACE OVERVIEW