Overview Of The Auxiliary Programs Required; Call And Return Conditions - Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Programming Manual

Measuring Cycles for Milling and Machining Centers
5.1 General prerequisites
5.1.3

Overview of the auxiliary programs required

Cycle
CYCLE100
CYCLE101
CYCLE102
CYCLE103
CYCLE104
CYCLE105
CYCLE106
CYCLE107
CYCLE108
CYCLE109
CYCLE110
CYCLE111
CYCLE112
CYCLE113
CYCLE114
CYCLE115
CYCLE116
CYCLE118
CYCLE119
5.1.4

Call and return conditions

The following general call and return conditions must be observed:
• The D offset must be activated with the data of the probe for workpiece measurement
• The workpiece measuring cycles can also be used on turning machines if the following
• Coordinate rotation is permitted for workpiece measuring cycles.
• Mirroring for the workpiece measuring cycles is permitted with the exception of calibration
5-2
Function
Log ON
Log OFF
Measurement result display selection
Preassignment of input data
Internal subroutine: Measuring cycle interface
Generate log contents
Log sequential controller
Output of message texts (up to measuring cycles SW 6.2)
Output of alarm messages (up to measuring cycles SW 6.2)
Internal subroutine: Data transfer
Internal subroutine: Plausibility checks
Internal subroutine: Measuring functions
Internal subroutine: Measuring functions
Internal subroutine: Log
Internal subroutine (tool offset)
Internal subroutine (zero offset)
Calculate circle center point
Format real values
Internal subroutine: Determining position in space
before the cycle is called. Tool type 1x0 or 710 (3D probe) is permitted. Dimension
factors <> 1 may be active.
conditions are fulfilled:
– The 3rd geometry axis exists.
– Tool type of probe 5xy with cutting edge positions 5 to 8.
– The tool length correction is specific to the turning machine (SD
TOOL_LENGTH_TYPE=2).
– With cutting edge positions 5 or 7, measurements are taken in the G17 plane, with
cutting edge positions 6 or 8, in the G19 plane.
(condition: MD 10610=0).
Programming Manual, Release 04/2006, 6FC5398-4BP10-0BA0
Measuring cycles