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W
ide-Display
•
This displayed number can
be renewed
by the
LINE
key in the
OFS
.
PRM
and
DGN
modes, but
not
be
affected by
the
LINE
key
operation
in the
display modes
of
POS, COM
and ALM.
5. Depress
the
OFS key again.
The display
turns to
the wide
-display mode
collectively showing the data of
a
page
in¬
cluding
the offset number
designated
( 10
sets
of
data/page).
4.3.6 WRITING OF TOOL
OFFSET VALUE
OFFSET
N01.
Writing
or
modification of
the tool offset value
in
the memory
can
be made
at
any
time
m any
mode
even during
the automatic
operation.
T
Z
X
R
00
55. 576
10. 462
6. 372
2. 496
50.
114
.
L
.
0
12. 308
41.
092
120. 196
9.
8?8
-34.
5 56
7. 340
94. 390
01
1.004
The
operation
procedure
is
as follows.
02
598
03
604
Depress
the
OFS key, and
then the
lamp
lights up.
1.
04
e
0S
909
06
0
0
0
0
07
0
A
set of
data
for an offset number designat¬
ed
is
displayed (normal-display
mode).
40. 060
3.
452
609
09
9
/
2.
Key in an offset
number
desired following a
character
"T.
"
The WR
key need
not
be
operated.
08
'—When an offset number
"08"
is designated.
(The
number
indicated by flickering
"C.
")
A
set
of
tool offset values corresponding
to
the keyed-in offset number is displayed.
Simultaneously, the
"line number"
display
(at the
bottom
right)
is
also be
substituted
for the
keyed- in
number.
Fig. 24
.3.5.2
PAGEj
i
6. Depress
the
key.
Key
in
a
tool offset value
(an
axial address
plus a
number)
desired
to
be
written in.
The
characters
of X,
Z and R can
be used
for the
address.
3.
The page
turns to
the
page
number
plus one.
-A'
-
PAGE
7.
Depress
the
key.
t
The page
returns
back
to
the
page
number
minus
one.
The keyed-in data
will
be
displayed
at
the
bottom left
corner
of the
display. If
the
number
is
mis-keyed, depress
the
CAN
key first and then key
in
the
correct
number
again.
8. Depress the OFS key
again
.
Cancelling,
the
wide-display,
the mode
re¬
turns
backrto
the normal- display. The
display
shows the line
designated
by the
previous
operation.
Depress
the
WR key.
4.
The keyed-
in
data
will
be stored
into
the
tool
offset
memory
and
displayea as
a new
tool offset value. The address data
except
the number
displayed
at
the bottom
left
section
will
be erased.
NOTES:
•
A
"line
number"
designated by
the
previous
operation
is
always kept
displayed
at
the
bottom right by
a
2-digit
number,
"i
111."
.
In
displaying
and
writing by
OFS,
PRM
or
DGN
key,
the respective data of
an
offset
number,
parameter
number or diagostic
number
corresponding
to
the
above
displayed
number
"T
"
will
become
an
object for
such
'display
and
writing-in.
Repeat
the steps
2 through
4 until
the
neces¬
sary
tool offset values have been stored into
the
memory.
5.
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