Using M Functions - HEIDENHAIN POSITIP 8000 Operating Instructions Manual

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7.3.4

Using M functions

Depending on the configuration of the machine tool, you can also use M functions
(machine functions) for machining operations. You can use M functions to
influence the following factors:
functions on the machine tool, such as switching the spindle rotation and
coolant on and off
In the Milling application mode: the contouring behavior of the tool
the program execution
You can use all M functions as block type in programming and program run.
Further information:
A graphic can also be optionally displayed for calling the M functions in the
program run.
Further information:
The product differentiates between standard M functions and the manufacturer-
specific M functions.
Standard M functions
The product supports the following standard M functions (oriented to DIN 66025/
ISO 6983):
Code
Description
Program STOP, spindle STOP, coolant OFF
M2
Spindle rotation in clockwise direction
M3
Spindle rotation in counterclockwise direction
M4
Spindle STOP
M5
Coolant ON
M8
Coolant OFF
M9
Program STOP, spindle STOP, coolant OFF
M30
These M functions are independent of the machine; some M functions however
depend on the machine tool configuration (e.g. spindle functions).
Manufacturer-specific M functions
The manufacturer-specific M functions M100 to M120 are only available
if the connected output has been previously configured.
Further information:
The product also supports manufacturer-specific M functions with the following
characteristics:
Number range definable from M100 to M120
Function depends on the machine manufacturer
Use in the button of the OEM bar
Further information:
HEIDENHAIN | POSITIP 8000 | Operating Instructions | 09/2018
"Machine functions", Page 272
"Configuring M functions", Page 356
"Configuring M functions", Page 330
"Configuring the OEM bar", Page 130
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