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3.6
VARIOUS OPERATIONS AND FUNCTIONS
(Cont'd)
[5] After the
search,
the
screen displays
program restart'
data
1
RUNNING
RUN
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Fig. 3.6.11 Example of Program
Restart
Data Screen
Workpiece
coordinate
system.:
Indicates the
processing
restart
position.
Remaining length of
travel
:
Indicates the distance from
the
current
tool
position
to
the
processing
restart
position.
.
M code
Displays all M
codes that-occur from the
sequence
number search
start
block
to
the-
restart
block.
If
there
are more
than
24 command
M codes, the last 24
are
displayed.
MCOUNT :
Indicates
the number of command M codes.
T
code
:
Displays up
to two
latest command T codes. in the
restart
block.
S code
:
Displays
the.
last command S code before
the
restart
block.
B code
:
Displays the
last command B code before the
restart
block
-
{only
when the second
auxiliary
function option is
effective.)
The
M and T' codes
are displayed
in the
order of their
appearance.
[6]
If
the found
sequence
number is for
the object block,
turn on
the
switch. If it is
not,
request
to restart
the
program
PROGRAM
RETURN
OFF
again.
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