HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 Service Manual page 69

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Error message
RND radius = 0 not
permitted
RND after chamfer
not permitted
Rounding-off
undefined
Rounding-off
undefined
Rounding arc not
permitted
Rounding arc not
permitted
Rounding arc not
permitted
Rounding arc or
chamfer not
permitted at this
point
Rounding/chmafer
with tangential
transition is not
permitted
Rounding radius too
large
Rounding radius too
large
Rounding radius too
large
Rounding radius too
large
July 2002
Error
Cause of error
number
279
In the definition of a contour, a
contour pocket or a contour train,
you programmed a rounding arc
(RND, ISO: G25) with radius 0.
282
In the definition of a contour, a
contour pocket or a contour train,
you programmed a rounding arc
(RND, ISO: G25) immediately
behind a chamfer (CHF, ISO: G24)
block in the definition.
376
You programmed in sequence a
positioning block without radius
compensation, a rounding arc
(RND, ISO: G25), and a circle block
with radius compensation.
377
You programmed a corner radius
perpendicular to the working plane,
followed only by a movement in the
tool axis.
288
In the definition of a contour, a
contour pocket or a contour train,
you programmed a rounding arc
immediately before a CT (ISO: G6)
or CTP (ISO: G16) block in the
definition.
289
In the definition of a contour, a
contour pocket or a contour train,
you programmed a rounding arc
(RND, ISO: G25) as first NC block.
378
In the positioning block before
a rounding arc (RND, ISO: G25)
either you programmed a
movement only in the tool axis
or you used the M function M98
to cancel compensation.
510
You programmed a rounding arc
or chamfer that does not
immediately follow a positioning
block.
511
You programmed a rounding arc
or chamfer between tangential
contour transitions.
379
In the definition of a contour, a
contour pocket or a contour train,
you programmed a rounding arc
(RND, ISO: G25) with so large a
radius that it does not fit between
the adjoining elements.
380
In a rounding block approaching a
contour, the starting point of the
block lies inside the circle of the arc.
381
In a rounding block approaching
a contour the starting point of the
block lies too close to the center
of the rounding circle (less than
1.6 µm).
382
In a rounding block departing a
contour, the end point of the
departing block lies within the
rounding circle.
Corrective action
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Edit the part program.
Define a smaller rounding radius in
the contour subprogram.
Use a smaller rounding radius.
Program the starting point of the
approaching block farther away
from the contour.
Program the starting point of the
approaching block farther away
from the center of the rounding
circle.
Use a smaller rounding radius.
Program the end point of the
departing block farther away from
the contour.
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