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Machine data
3.2 General machine data
17540 TOOLTYPES_ALLOWED
- Permitted tool types
-
808d-me42 -
808d-me62 -
808d-te42 -
808d-te62 -
808d-mte40 -
808d-mte60 -
Description:
Definition of the tool types permitted in NCK (see $TC_DP1) with the tool offset
selection. That is, tools of any type may be loaded in the NCK; but only the tools
types defined here may be defined in the offset defining tool. A bit value = 1 means
that the named tool type range is permitted for the offset selection. A bit value = 0
means that the named tool type range is rejected with an offset-capable alarm in the
case of an attempted offset selection of a cutting edge of this type. The special value
= 0, 9999 for the tool type means "undefined". Tool offsets with this tool type value
generally cannot be selected.
Bit no.: 0 value 0x1 means: Tool types 1 to
Bit no.: 1 value 0x2 means: Tool types 100 to 199 permitted (milling tools)
Bit no.: 2 value 0x4 means: Tool types 200 to 299 permitted (drilling tools)
Bit no.: 3 value 0x8 means: Tool types 300 to 399 permitted
Bit no.: 4 value 0x10 means: Tool types 400 to 499 permitted (grinding tools)
Bit no.: 5 value 0x20 means: Tool types 500 to 599 permitted (turning tools)
Bit no.: 6 value 0x40 means: Tool types 600 to 699 permitted
Bit no.: 7 value 0x80 means: Tool types 700 to 799 permitte
Bit no.: 8 value 0x100 means: Tool types 800 to 899 permitted
Bit no.: 9 value 0x200 means: Tool types 900 to 999 permitted
Related to:
MD18100 $MN_MM_NUM_CUTTING_EDGES_IN_TOA
17610 DEPTH_OF_LOGFILE_OPT_PF
- Depth of the PowerFail log memory optimization
-
- 3
Description:
Depth of the memory optimization in the PowerFail log file (=search depth, to find out
whether a parameter to be written is already included in the PowerFail log file).
It is possible to increase the value of the machine data if
alarm 15120 occurs during program processing and if you wish to avoid it.
Value
0
0< n <= Maximum value
90
0x3CF
0x3CF
0x3EF
0x3EF
0x3FF
0x3FF
100, 10, 30
= same effect as value 1.
Writing of a variable value is therefore very time-efficient at the
cost of the required memory.
= Writing of a new variable value leads, prior to saving of the new
variable value in the PowerFail log file, to the last n write
operations which have been being checked to see whether
the new parameter to be written has already been written once.
If yes, the new value is not entered again in the PowerFail log
file, but the old value is overwritten with the new one.
N09
DWORD
0 0x3CF
0 0x3CF
0 0x3EF
0 0x3EF
0 0x3FF
0 0x3FF
99 permitted
EXP, N01
DWORD
0 1000
-
PowerOn
0/0 S
0/0 S
0/0 S
0/0 S
7/2 M
7/2 M
-
Reset
1/1 M
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