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Techno CNC Systems, LLC. ©2015 (06/17)
(HTT0674)
HD WinCNC Manual
This document will provide a quick guide to the set up and operating
procedure of the Techno HD Mini CNC Router and the Techno HD Series CNC
Router with a WinCNC Controller.
The Techno HD Mini CNC Router and the HD CNC Routers are powered by
high precision stepper motors and controlled by a PC with a WinCNC Control
System. Files are transferred from a Cam system via a USB memory stick.
Call: 1-631-648-7481 or Visit: support.technocnc.com
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  • Page 1 HD WinCNC Manual This document will provide a quick guide to the set up and operating procedure of the Techno HD Mini CNC Router and the Techno HD Series CNC Router with a WinCNC Controller. The Techno HD Mini CNC Router and the HD CNC Routers are powered by high precision stepper motors and controlled by a PC with a WinCNC Control System.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    ............. Page 7 2.2- HD Mini Enabling the Machine 2.3- HD Mini Start Up/Home..Page 8 2.1- HD Series Control Panel Functions ............. Page 14 2.2- HD Series Enabling the Machine 2.3- HD Series Start Up/Home..Page 15 2.4- WinCNC Controller Overview .............

  • Page 3: Forklift Guide

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual www.technocnc.com (HTT06081112) Tel: 631-648-7481 • Email: support@technocnc.com FORKLIFT GUIDE I. UNPACKING AND MACHINE IDENTIFICATIONS All Techno machines are shipped assembled and secured to a wooden pallet. Rear of Machine Unpack all items that shipped with your machine. Check the items against the packing slip to be sure nothing was left out.

  • Page 4: Safety Instructions

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Safety Instructions READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE OPERATING MACHINE. DO NOT OPERATE MACHINE IF YOU ARE UNFAMILIAR WITH THESE SAFE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT OPERATE MACHINE WITHOUT KNOWING WHERE THE EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH IS LOCATED. WARNING: IMPROPER OR UNSAFE OPERATION OF THE MACHINE WILL RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT.

  • Page 5: Colleting Guidelines

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WARNING! THE SPINDLE WILL BE DAMAGED IF UNBALANCED EQUIPMENT IS USED. AIR SUPPLY MUST BE FILTERED AND DRY. Call: 1-631-648-7481 or Visit: support.technocnc.com...

  • Page 6: Hd Mini Setup Instructions

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual I. TECHNO HD MINI SETUP The Techno HD Mini Router is powered by 220 Volt AC and the electronics require Single Phase power. Fig. 1.1 When unpacking the machine, avoid twisting any of the cables. (Fig 1.1a and Fig 1.1b) The power cable is supplied without a plug.

  • Page 7: Hd Mini Control Panel Functions

    WinCNC Controller Program Operati Screen Display (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual The following section contains a sample of the WinCNC software II. WinCNC Controller: Functionality display. Common components are labeled to provide clarity. 2.1 Control Panel Functions. NOTE : This screen may differ from your screen layout, as it is Once the electrical connections have been made, the machine is powered on by pressing the green POWER button on the front of the machine.

  • Page 8: Hd Mini Enabling The Machine 2.3- Hd Mini Start Up/Home

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual 2.2 Enabling The Machine. When the machine is plugged in, the red POWER button will light up indicating the machine is powered, Fig. 2.2a but motors are not yet powered. Fig 2.2a (Note that the red POWER button will light up if the Emergency Stop is pressed during operation. Activate the machine by pressing the green POWER button.

  • Page 9: Hd Series Setup Instructions

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual I. TECHNO HD SETUP The Techno HD Series Router is powered by 220 Volt AC. Unless specially requested, the electronics require 3-phase power. The Electronics are housed in the large Nema enclosure as shown in Figure 1.1. When unpacking the machine avoid twisting the cable carrier that guides the cables to the motors.

  • Page 10: Hd Series Vacuum Pump Setup

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WARNING: Direction of Pump Rotation is critical. Briefly start Pump and check rotation (arrow on casing). Exchange phases if rotation is incorrect. IF YOU RUN THE PUMP/BLOWER CONTINUOUSLY IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, THE VANES WILL BE DAMAGED. HD VACUUM PUMP SETUP: SINGLE PHASE &...

  • Page 11: Hd Series Installation

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual I. Techno HD Installation The Techno HD series Router is powered by 220 Volts AC. Unless specially requested the electronics require 3 phase power. 1.1 The Electronics are housed in the large controller box as shown in figure 1.1. When unpacking the machine avoid twisting the cable carrier that guides the cables to the motors.
  • Page 12 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Very Important! Install the 37 pin cable from the control box into the daughter card (BLUE) connector, not the PCI (BLACK) connector. The cards have different power and ground pins and the cards will be damaged if connected incorrectly. Make sure the PCI-7200 card is using its own IRQ.
  • Page 13 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WARNING: Direction of Pump Rotation is critical. Briefly start Pump and check rotation (arrow on casing). Exchange phases if rotation is incorrect. IF YOU RUN THE PUMP/BLOWER CONTINUOUSLY IN THE WRONG DIRECTION, THE VANES WILL BE DAMAGED. Use the T-connector to connect the blue hose to the two hoses from the bottom of the machine (Fig 1.6a) and attach the...

  • Page 14: Hd Series Control Panel Functions

    WinCNC Controller Program Opera Screen Display (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual The following section contains a sample of the WinCNC softwar II. WinCNC Controller: Functionality display. Common components are labeled to provide clarity. NOTE : This screen may differ from your screen layout, as it is 2.1 Control Panel Functions.

  • Page 15: Hd Series Enabling The Machine 2.3- Hd Series Start Up/Home

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual 2.2 Enabling The Machine. Turn the machine on by turn- Fig. 2.2a ing the main power control switch. Fig 2.2a Power is now applied to the controller box. The red light will now light up indicating the machine is powered, but Fig. 2.2b motors are not yet enabled. Fig 2.2b Press the green button to ap- ply power to the controller and enable the motors. Fig 2.2c Fig. 2.2c (Note that the red POWER button will light up if the Emergency Stop is pressed during operation. 2.3 Start-Up/Home Homing the Machine When WinCNC Controller is started the display is set to the last known position. If the machine...

  • Page 16: Wincnc Controller Overview

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual II. WinCNC Controller: Overview WinCNC Controller has advanced features to provide the smoothest possible cuts. G-Code input is constantly buffered to ‘vector match’ moves. This means your machine only slows down when it needs to and then only as much as needed to stay within the acceleration parameters programmed.

  • Page 17: Wincnc Program Operation

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Screen Display The following section contains a sample of the WinCNC software display. Common components are labeled to provide clarity. NOTE : This screen may differ from your screen layout, as it is highly customizable and may have been altered by the CNC ma- chine manufacturer.
  • Page 18 Screen Display The following section contains a sample of the WinCNC software (HTT0674) display. Common components are labeled to provide clarity. HD WinCNC Manual NOTE : This screen may differ from your screen layout, as it is highly customizable and may have been altered by the CNC ma- 2.4 Program Operation: Overview and Short Cuts chine manufacturer.
  • Page 19 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation File Menu Open (CTRL+O) - Opens a file. Edit (CTRL+E) - Opens the editor. If a filename is in the command line, the editor opens that file. Simulate (CTRL+S) - Simulates a file running to check for errors and estimate run time.
  • Page 20 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Digitize => Laser => Run Scan - Opens the laser digitization dialog box to set up laser scanning parameters. Digitize => Laser => Reprocess Data - Opens a data file from a previous laser scan used to re-generate a 3D object with different filtering options to improve the quality of the 3D object.
  • Page 21 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Toolbars - Enable/Disable the main toolbar. Toolbars=> Size - Change toolbar from small to large. Refresh View (F5) - Refreshes the screen. Clear Screen (CTRL+C) - Clears the message display window. Options Menu Soft Limits (CTRL+L) - Enable/Disable the software limits.
  • Page 22 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Jog Menu 0.001 (F6) - Sets jog increment to 0.001 units of measure. 0.01 (F7) - Sets the jog increment to 0.01 units of measure. 0.1 (F8) - Sets the jog increment to 0.1 units of measure. 1 (F9) - Sets the jog increment to 1 unit of measure.
  • Page 23 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Start Motion - This button will begin the command or job listed in the command line. Restart - Allows you to pick a job file and the line to start that file on. This is useful if you want to skip over lines in a job file, or if you have aborted a job and want to start back at the point you aborted from.
  • Page 24 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Add a Rapid Move - Adds a rapid move to the manual digitized file. Add a Feed Move - Adds a feed move to the manual digitized file. Add an Arc Point - Used to add arcs into a manual digitized file. Close Shape - Used to close the last move in a shape without mov- ing the machine.
  • Page 25 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Axis Window The axis window is the primary display for current information about each axis on your machine. The current positions and velocities for each axis are displayed in the text boxes. Displayed above the posi- tion and velocity boxes are the current units of measure, any current- ly active modes, and the current feed rate override percentage.
  • Page 26 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Transit/Jog Buttons These buttons are what allow you to initiate a manual transit or jog movement from the console of the computer that runs the machine. In transit mode, holding the button down will continuously move the machine.
  • Page 27 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Shortcut Keys File Menu Shortcuts Open Enter (with blank command line), CTRL+O Edit CTRL+E Simulate CTRL+S View CTRL+V Create Home File CTRL+H View Menu Shortcuts Refresh View Clear Messages CTRL+C Options Menu Shortcuts Keyboard CTRL+K Soft Limit...
  • Page 28 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Shortcut Keys continued Tool Bar Shortcuts Aborts the current file or command SPACE Pauses a file or command ENTER Starts/restarts a file or command Opens the command history box CTRL+R Opens the restart file box Feed Rate Override Shortcuts INSERT Increases override rate...
  • Page 29 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Limit Switches The default channel settings will normally provide proper interfacing with the machine’s limit switches. Before attempting to move the machine, verify that all limit switches are functioning properly. Limit switch status is displayed in the position window using a red triangu- lar indicator to the left or right of the axis label.
  • Page 30 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Homing the Machine When WinCNC Controller is started the display is set to the last known position. If the machine has been moved manually or has drifted while powered down, this position will not be accurate. The G28 command must be used to home the machine.
  • Page 31 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Coordinate System The Machine Zero (MZ) set by homing the machine becomes the anchor point for all positions specified in subsequent G-Code com- mands. This is also considered absolute zero, not taking into ac- count any temporary homes (G92’s) or tool measures.
  • Page 32 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation G91 Mode G91 mode is called relative or incremental mode. In G91 mode val- ues specify distances. For instance if the X position is currently 20 and G0 X8 is specified the machine would move +8 units of measure in X to X28.
  • Page 33 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation G90 Mode continued Example: The workpiece is fixtured at X20Y20, is 1” thick and Z0 in the part file refers to the top of the workpiece. Commands in G90 Mode Turn off any current G92s G0Z2 Set Z 2”...
  • Page 34 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation In G90 mode this point is assigned a coordinate value (usually 0,0,0) and all positions are specified relative to this starting point. When running the program the machine is positioned to this start- ing point and G92 is used to set position to the start position for the program.
  • Page 35 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Tool Length Offset M37 is used to measure tool length and set ZWUV workspace. By using M37 it is not necessary to measure tool length for every workpiece thickness change. Using M37 in combination with Soft Limits and Boundaries also provides a means of protecting the table from being routed accidentally.
  • Page 36 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Boundaries check workspace positions. In G54 mode the Z head will not be allowed to leave the table. In G55 mode the Z head might move off the table but the W head will be kept on the table. lobound=X# Y# Z# W# Distance from MZ to XY table edge and hibound=X# Y#...
  • Page 37 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Program Operation Viewer WinCNC contains a built in viewer window that will allow you to display the output of G-Code files before the job is actually ran. The viewer can also display a G-Code file line by line as it is run by WinCNC.

  • Page 38: Operating Tutorials

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual III. Operating Tutorials 3.1- Jogging the machine and changing from High/Low Jog Speed. Start Motion - This button will begin the command or job listed in the command line. Restart - Allows you to pick a job file and the line to start that file on. This is useful if you want to skip over lines in a job file, or if you have aborted a job and want to start back at the point you aborted Jog Increment Buttons Jog Menu 0.001 (F6) - Sets jog increment to 0.001 units of measure. 0.01 (F7) - Sets the jog increment to 0.01 units of measure. 0.1 (F8) - Sets the jog increment to 0.1 units of measure. 1 (F9) - Sets the jog increment to 1 unit of measure. Custom (F10) - Allows the user to set a custom jog increment. Transit/Jog Buttons These buttons are what allow you to initiate a manual transit or jog movement from the console of the computer that runs the machine. In transit mode, holding the button down will continuously move the machine. In jog mode, each time a button is pressed the machine will move according to the jog increment that has been selected. Holding the button down in jog mode will move the machine only once.

  • Page 39: Adjusting The Xyz Position/Wcs/User Origin

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual 3.2- Adjusting the XYZ Zero position/WCS/User Origin. XYZ zero position, Working Coordinate System (WCS), and User Origin are all the same thing. Different CAM systems and users just name the concept differently. For convenience XYZ zero position will be used in the rest of this manual. XYZ zero position is the location point on a drawing in a CAD/CAM package where X,Y and Z all equal zero. Generally, XY zero is on the bottom left corner and Z zero is the top of the part. In fig 3.2a the letters are located away from the XY zero. In Fig 3.3b the object represents the material the letters Fig. 3.2a will be cut from. The machine should be jogged to the corner of the material. Once the machine is in location set XY zero. The coordinates will change to 0,0. XY zero is now set. Setting the Z-axis zero position. Use the Z-axis directional arrows to move the router to the top of the material. Switch to Step Mode to slowly move the machine into position. When the router bit is in position, G28 can also be used to home only specified axis. (i.e. G28Z homes only the Z axis). Axis Window The axis window is the primary display for current Fig.3.3b information about each axis on your machine. The current positions and velocities for each axis are displayed in the text boxes. Displayed above the position and velocity boxes are the current units of measure,...
  • Page 40 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Limit Switches The default channel settings will normally provide proper interfacing with the machine’s limit switches. Before attempting to move the machine, verify that all limit switches are functioning properly. Limit switch status is displayed in the position window using a red triangular indicator to the left or right of the axis label.

  • Page 41: Advanced Tutorials

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual IV. Advanced Tutorials. 4.1- Alternating between Override and Programmed Feedrates. Feed Rate Override WinCNC accepts feed overrides to increase/decrease the feed rate. The feed rate can be adjusted from 1% to 200% of the programmed rate. The override rate cannot be set higher than the max velocity or G0 rate for a given axis.

  • Page 42: Setting Override Speed For A G-Code File

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual 4.2 Setting the Override Speed for a G-code file. override=E# L# H# Gives the user the options of enabling or disabling the feed rate override, and setting the low and high limitations for the feed rate. enables or disables the feed rate override.

  • Page 43: Setting The Table Size

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual 4.3 Setting the Table Size. table=X# Y# W# H# B# Z# Configures table dimensions for the G-Code/BMP Viewer. X# is the low X coordinate to start viewer area. Y# is the low Y coordinate to start viewer area. W# is the width of the table area to view in viewer.

  • Page 44: Command Reference

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Command Reference Parameters in [Brackets] are optional. XYZWIJ . . . Axis Specification X# Y# Z# Axis values are specified with a decimal point. A value with no decimal is read as an integer value. No value is equivalent to specifying 0.
  • Page 45 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Braces Used to substitute axis or parameter values in a line of G-Code. Internally defined variables as well as constant numbers can be used within the braces. Following is a list of internally defined variables and what they represent.
  • Page 46 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Internally Defined Variables continued 1 if THC Manual Voltage Mode is enabled, 0 if disabled. 1 if THC Auto Voltage Mode is enabled, 0 if disabled. The specified output channel used to turn the torch on/off for THC.
  • Page 47 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference G Codes Rapid Move - G0 X# Y# Z# W# Moves to the position specified at Rapid velocity. G0 is modal. Af- ter a G0 is executed lines with no G-Code command are executed as a G0.
  • Page 48 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Dwell - G4 X# Stops movement for the time specified by the X value in seconds. There is no limit to delay time. If no time is specified, then the machine will be stopped until the operator pushes ENTER. Place a comment after the dwell to prompt the operator.
  • Page 49 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Cutter Compensation Off Turns off cutter compensation. Cutter Compensation Left - G41 O# Compensates for differences in nominal and actual tool diameters. Starts to the left on the first move. O# is the compensation amount on machines without a tool changer.
  • Page 50 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Rapid Move - G53 X# Y# Z# W# Moves to the position specified at rapid velocity, ignoring tool mea- sures and local coordinates. G53 alone will lift all vertical or type 3 axes.
  • Page 51 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Drill Cycle - G81 X# Y# Z# R# F# Moves to XY specified at Rapid velocity. Moves to R (clearing height) at Rapid velocity. Moves to Z specified at Feed velocity. Moves back to R at Rapid velocity. F allows you to set the feed rate.
  • Page 52 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Absolute Mode Can be specified with other G-Codes on any line. XYZW values from the current line forward are read as absolute coordinates. IJ values are always relative to the current XY position, not absolute positions regardless of G90/G91 mode.
  • Page 53 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference G92.2 Shift LZ Coordinates - G92.2 X# Y# Z# W# Similar to G92.1 except that the coordinate system shift is added to the current local coordinates instead of replacing them. This is useful for ‘jogging’...
  • Page 54 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L Codes Save Positions - L1 N# V# Store values is the saved positions file. Can store a value in one of the 30 existing ‘H’ registers. N# is the desired ‘H’ register number, can be 0 to 29. V# is the desired value.
  • Page 55 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Turns Backlash Compensation On, Restore INI values for all axes. Examples: L8XY - Turn Backlash Compensation On, Restore INI values for specified axes. L8X.001 - Turns Backlash Compensation On, Set new value for specified axis.
  • Page 56 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Set Axis Mapping - L11 XYZW Allows re-mapping of axis inputs. Specify the axes that should receive the input from XYZW in that order. Specify L11 alone to return to normal parsing. Example: L11 XYWZ swaps the W and Z axes, L11 XYZZ moves Z and W together.
  • Page 57 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Enable Soft Limits - L20 [X1, X2] Enable Soft Limit and Boundary Checking: L20 X1 enables Bound- aries only. L20 X2 enables Soft Limits only. L20 alone enables both. Disable Soft Limits Disable Soft Limit and Boundary Checking Soft Limits and Bound- aries are used to define a cutting area which is checked during parsing of a file or command.
  • Page 58 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Clear Home Flags - L29 XYZ Clears all require home flags. Axes can be used with the com- mand to clear require home flags only on the specified axes. L29.1 Ignore Home Flags Ignores require home flags for all axes during execution of the cur- rently running file.
  • Page 59 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference AutoAuxOut Disable - L35 D# Disables the auxiliary output that is turned on by the L34 com- mand. L35 D# sets the dwell time in seconds when the channel is set to off. When the ‘D’ parameter is used with the L35 command the “AutoAuxOut”...
  • Page 60 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Pump Velocity Mode On Enables velocity matched pump control. Pump Purge Mode On Sets pump to purge mode. Pump Off Stops the pump. Pump Off with Auto Reverse Stops the pump, using auto reverse. Set Up Pump Max - L59 M# Sets the pump max to the specified M parameter.
  • Page 61 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L82.3 Calibrate Digitizing Probe Calibrates, or stores, the distance from the probe contact point to the table surface. Measures Z Depth - L83 X# Y# L83 command will do a one-shot Z probe at the specified location, and record the XYZ position values in a comma delimited text file named SCAN.CSV.
  • Page 62 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L112 Test Tool Number - L112 T#. Skip next line if tool number is equal to T#. L113 Spindle Speed Conditions - L113 L# H# V# Skip the next line if the V# is not greater than the L# and less than the H#.
  • Page 63 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L211 Select Alternate High Limits - L211 XYZW Selects axis to use alternate high limits. L211.1 Select Alternate High Limit Pin - L211.1 XYC# Selects alternate high limit pin from the specified C# channel. If no channel is specified, the original settings are restored.
  • Page 64 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L251 Vector Laser On - L251 P# D# L# Enables vector laser cutting. P# - laser power (1-100). D# - sets the distance for the distance based vector laser firing. L# - sets the distance for the off signal when perforating. L251.1 Laser Dwell - L251.1 D# D# - time in seconds for dwell.
  • Page 65 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L400 Create Home File Creates a home file at the machine’s current position. L401 Recall Positions Moves all axes to the positions where they were at previous to the last file ran. L500 Store Absolute Positions - L500 [X, Y, Z...] [P H T] L# C# N”Name”...
  • Page 66 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L600 Disable Mapping Adjustments Disable mapping adjustment for the specified axis. If no axis is specified, mapping adjustments for all axes are disabled. L601 Enable Mapping Adjustments Enable mapping adjustment for the specified axis. If no axis is specified, mapping adjustments for all axes are enabled.
  • Page 67 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L802 Scan Given Rectangle - L802 X# Y# I# Scans a given rectangle XY with an increment of I in and up/down, and side-to-side style scan. (Use automatic scan) L803 Scan Given Rectangle - L803 X# Y# I# Scans a given rectangle XY with an increment of I in an up/down style scan.
  • Page 68 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference L911 Enable G-Code Line Display Enabling G-Code display when running large G-Code files can increase CPU and memory usage resulting in worse overall com- puter system performance. M Codes Auxiliary Output On - M11 C# Controls auxiliary outputs.
  • Page 69 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference M17.2 Run Next if AuxOut is On - M17.2 D# C# Run the next command only if channel specified by the # is on. Port and bit addresses are set up in WINCNC.INI file. D# can be 0 or 1.
  • Page 70 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference Disable Limit Abort M28 is used to write your own home program instead of using G28 to home the machine. WinCNC normally aborts a program when a limit switch is encountered. Adding M28 to a G0 or G1 command disables the program abort and instead stops the limited axis while allowing other axes to continue.
  • Page 71 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Command Reference M37.2 Measure Tool for Calibrating G37 - M37.2 Z# W# M37.2 is used to store a tool measure in the TM2 variable. This command is used primarily with calibrating G37 for automatic tool measuring.
  • Page 72 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual V. HD Mini Machine Lubrication. Lubricating the X Axis. NOTE: AVOID A BUILD UP OF DEBRIS ON MOVING PARTS. CLEAN OFF ANY DEBRIS TO To access the X axis ball screw and rails, you AVOID DAMAGING THE MACHINE. must remove the covers by taking off the screws shown below.
  • Page 73 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Lubricating the Y Axis. Lubricating the Z Axis. The Y axis ball screw is located under the To access the Z axis ball screw and machine. It can be accessed from the back rails, first jog the Z axis down to the of the machine, or by taking off the side lowest point it can go.

  • Page 74: Hd Mini Machine Lubrication

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual V. HD Machine Lubrication. 5.1 Lubricating the X-Y Rack and Pinion. 5.3 Lubricating Z Ballscrew Lubrication is important with rack and pinion gearing The Z axis uses a ballscrew and ballnut instead systems. A thin film of grease should always be of a Rack and Pinion. The ballnut has a nipple for present on the contacting tooth flanks to minimize applying lubrication to the mechanism.

  • Page 75: Error Messages

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Messages and Error Codes Messages and Error Codes Error - Line Too Long Input line more than 256 characters. Error - Unsupported G Code G Code in input line which is not supported. Error - Unsupported L Code L Code in input line that is not supported or ignored.
  • Page 76 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Messages and Error Codes Error - Illegal Value The value specified is invalid. Error - Unknown Position Specified The position specified is invalid. Error - Subprogram Nesting Too Deep Too many nested subprogram calls. Error - L10 in Subprogram L10 command found in subprogram.
  • Page 77 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Messages and Error Codes Error - Command Not Implemented This command has not yet been fully implemented. Error - Tool Changer Not Enabled Tool changer is not set up in the WINCNC.INI file. Error - Parameter Out of Range Specified parameter is out of range.
  • Page 78 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Messages and Error Codes Error - Digitizer Probe Not Enabled The digitizer probe feature has not been enabled. Error - Arcs Disabled When X or Y scaled When scaling is enabled, arcs are not supported. Error - Rotating Saw Not Enabled The rotating saw feature is not enabled.
  • Page 79 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Messages and Error Codes CNC.MAC Not Found The CNC.MAC file is not found. Upgrade needed for Key Version 5, or 6 Axis card And upgrade of the daugtherboard is needed. Pausing..Motion is pausing. Continuing..
  • Page 80 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual WinCNC Controller Messages and Error Codes Error - BMP File Invalid Header Tried to open an incompatible bmp file. Error - 2-Bit Bitmap Engrave Not Enabled Tried to open a 2-Bit bitmap without the feature being enabled in the software.

  • Page 81: Becker Vacuum Pump Manual

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual VTLF 2.200 Driftsinstruks Betriebsanleitung Driftsinstruktioner Operating Instructions VTLF 2.250 Käyttöohje Instructions de service Driftsvejledning Istruzioni d’uso Handleiding Instrukcja obsługi Instrucciones para el manejo Kezelési útmutató Manual de instruções Návod k obsluze 98/37 EG Naudojimosi instrukcija Navodilo za uporabo 2006/95 EG Kasutusjuhend Návod na obsluhu...
  • Page 82 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Mat.Nr. XXXXXX ENXXXX 3 Mot. XXXXXXXX NoUD XXXXXX 50 Hz 60 Hz XXKW XXKW XXX-XXX / XXX-XXX XXX-XXX / XXX-XXX XX-XX / XX-XX XX-XX / XX-XX 0.XX-0,XX 0.XX-0,XX XXXX-XXXX /min XXXX-XXXX /min XX kg MAX. 6x /h =OFF L2 L1 L3 I >...
  • Page 83 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual < 2m “ 2m...3m “ > 3m...10m / 3“ VACUUM 5 Min =OFF 40 - 200 h Call: 1-631-648-7481 or Visit: support.technocnc.com www.beckerpumps.com...
  • Page 84 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual VTLF 2.200 VTLF 2.250 VTLF 2.200 VTLF 2.250 x x x F2 (VTLF - SK) D: 218 mm D: 64 mm H: 122 mm H: 120 mm No.: 909512 No.: (2x) 909510 3000 h www.beckerpumps.com Call: 1-631-648-7481 or Visit: support.technocnc.com...
  • Page 85 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual MAX. MIN. > 41mm < 41mm � → No. 90136701005 (SET) No. 743303 Amblygon TA 15/2 3000 h 2x 10g Call: 1-631-648-7481 or Visit: support.technocnc.com www.beckerpumps.com...

  • Page 86: Becker Vacuum Pump Filter Inspection

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual TLF 2.250-2.500 Internal Filter Inspection -Tools required- Flashlight ATTENTION Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. VISUAL CLUES REGARDING VTLF 2.250 FILTER MAINTENANCE SHOULD NOT ALWAYS BE THE SOLE INDICATOR OF WHETHER A FILTER IS “CLEAN”. THOUGH THE FILTER HAS TREMENDOUS SURFACE AREA, THE DEEP PLEATING OF THE FILTER MAY DISGUISE WHETHER THE FILTER IS CLOGGED.
  • Page 87 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual -Remove the internal filter and look for debris- -Check for large debris deposits. This is an indicator that the filter caught the smaller particles- Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. -Use a flashlight on the outside of the filter- Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp.
  • Page 88 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual If light cannot be seen on the inside, the filter is clogged and needs replaced. Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. -If you can see light, then blow out the filter using compressed air and replace- •...
  • Page 89 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Greasing TLF 2.200-2.360 -Tools required- X1 – 7433050000 (50 gram grease gun) Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. Greasing instructions The greasing instructions can be found on step “P.” in the operation manual sent with each pump. Or they can be found at www.Beckerpumps.com Bearings are to be grease every 3000 –...

  • Page 90: Becker Vacuum Pump Greasing Process

    (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual All new units come with new grease guns. (Found in either of the two places below) Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. GREASING PROCEDURE Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. Call: 1-631-648-7481 or Visit: support.technocnc.com...
  • Page 91 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Remove the filter cover by loosening the black hand knobs. Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. Remove the internal filter and replace if needed. Grease fittings are found next to the filter. (Remove the red caps.) Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp.
  • Page 92 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Remove the black cap from the grease gun Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. Prime all new grease guns by placing them at an angle against a hard surface. Pump a few times until the grease is visible at the tip. Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp.
  • Page 93 (HTT0674) HD WinCNC Manual Place the grease gun against the push fitting Pump 10x into each bearing (New or dry bearings = 25 times per bearing) Author: Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp. Once the pump is ran, the grease will evenly distribute between the rollers and ball bearings.

  • Page 94: Warranty

    In no event shall Techno CNC Systems, LLC., be liable for any incidental, consequential, or special damages of any kind or nature whatsoever. Techno CNC Systems, LLC., is in no way liable for any lost profits arising from or connected to this agreement or items sold under this agreement, whether alleged to arise from breach of contract, expressed or implied warranty, or in tort, including, without limitation, negligence, failure to warn, or strict liability.

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