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4.4 STORING TOOL OFFSET VALUES
FROM
NCTAPlt
1. Set the MODE SELECT switch
to
EDT.
2. Depress
the
RESET key. The
LABEL
SKIP lamp lights
up.
Tool
offset values are
usually written through
the
DATA
keyboard.
They can
be
input
also in
the
form of punched tape.
Tape format for tool offset values is:
3. Depress
the OFS key. Then, the
lamp
lights
up.
4. Set punched tape of the tool offset
values on
the tape
reader. At this time,
the Label
Skip function is effective using
the
operation
as stated in
step
2.
LABEL
*
T1
X ••• Z ••• R •••
*
.T2 X
*
•
• 2
•••
R
••
-
*
TAPE!
IN I
T3 X
Z
R
•••
key with OFS key held in.
5.
Depress
the
The tape reading starts and the tool offset
values
enter
into the tool offset
memory.
Once
a
rewind
stop code is
read, the
opera¬
tion
stops
automatically. During
the storing
operation,
"TAPE IN"
message will
be
kept
flickering
at
the bottom
of the
CRT display.
ER
(or %)
_• • Rewind stop code
The operating procedure for
storing
the tool
offset values
from the punched tape is
as fol¬
lows.
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4.4
Table 4.5.
1
Specifi¬
cationÿ
Memory
Capacity
Tape Length
4.5 PART PROGRAM STORAGE
t
4000
characters
A
Approx.
10 m
4.5.1
STORING PART PROGRAM FROM
NC
TAPE
8000
chatacters
Approx.
20 m
B
The
NC
tape data
are stored
into
the memory.
Maximum
capacity
of the memory
is
shown
in
Table
4.5.1.
12000
characters
Approx.
30 m
C
16000
characters
•_
Approx.
40
m
D
32000
characters
E
Approx.
80 m
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