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Heidenhain 548431-05 User Manual (722 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
23
Introduction and Fundamentals
41
Fundamentals on the Manualplus 620 Control
42
Manualplus for CNC Lathes
42
The Manualplus for Cycle Lathes
42
Configuration
43
Slide Position
43
Tool Carrier Systems
43
C Axis
44
Y Axis
44
Full-Surface Machining
45
Configuration
46
Features
46
Modes of Operation
46
Interpolation
48
Technology Database
48
Tool System
48
Data Backup
49
Explanation of Terms
50
Control Design
51
Axis Designations
52
Fundamentals
52
Position Encoders and Reference Marks
52
Absolute Coordinates
53
Coordinate System
53
Incremental Coordinates
54
Machine Datum
54
Polar Coordinates
54
Units of Measure
55
Workpiece Datum
55
Tool Compensation
56
Tool Dimensions
56
Tool Length
56
Milling Cutter Radius Compensation (MCRC)
57
Tool-Tip Radius Compensation (TRC)
57
Basics of Operation
59
General Information on Operation
60
Programming in Teach-In Operating Mode
61
Control Screen
62
Operation and Data Input
63
Menu Selection
64
Data Input
65
List Operations
66
Calculator
67
Using the Calculator
68
Adjusting the Position of the Calculator
69
Program Types
70
Error Messages
71
Detailed Error Messages
72
Clearing Errors
73
Error Log
74
Saving Service Files
75
Turnguide Context-Sensitive Help
76
Working with the Turnguide
77
Downloading Current Help Files
81
Datapilot Programming Station
82
Operating the Touchscreen
83
Display Unit and Operation
84
Operating Panel
84
Touchscreen
84
Gestures
85
Overview of Possible Gestures
85
Navigating in the Table and NC Programs
86
Operating the Simulation
87
Using the HEROS Menu
88
Functions in the Taskbar
89
Touchscreen Cleaning
89
Touchscreen Configuration
89
Machine Mode of Operation
91
Machine Mode of Operation
92
Monitoring Endat Encoders
93
Switch-On
93
Switch-On / Switch-Off
93
Reference Submode
94
Switch-Off
95
Input of Machine Data
96
Machine Data
96
Machine-Dependent Variants of the TSF Dialog
98
Machine Data Display
102
Axis Feed Rate
106
Cycle States
106
Spindle
107
Machine with Tool Holder (Multifix)
108
Pocket Table Setup
108
Machine with Turret
109
Machine with Magazine
110
Filling the Turret List with Contents from the Tool List
111
Editing the Turret List
113
Editing the Magazine List
115
Tool Call
117
Driven Tools
118
Tools in Different Quadrants
118
Tool Life Monitoring
119
Defining the Workpiece Datum
121
Machine Setup
121
Axis Reference Run
122
Defining Offsets
122
Setting the Protection Zone
123
Defining the Tool Change Position
124
Setting C-Axis Values
125
Calibrating the Tool Touch Probe
126
Setting up Machine Dimensions
126
Displaying Operating Times
127
Configuring the HR 550FS Wireless Handwheel
128
Setting the System Time
131
Tool Measurement
132
Touch-Off
133
Touch Probe (Tool Touch Probe)
134
Optical Gauge
135
Tool Compensation
136
Manual Operation
138
Spindle
138
Tool Change
138
Handwheel Operation
139
Manual Direction Keys
139
Teach-In Cycles in Machine Mode of Operation
139
Teach-In Submode
140
Programming Teach-In Cycles
141
Program Run Submode
142
Loading a Program
142
Comparing Tool Lists
143
Before Executing a Program
144
Block Scan
145
Program Execution
146
Automatic Job
150
Entering Compensation Values During Program Run
152
Program Execution in Dry Run Mode
154
Load Monitoring (Optional)
155
Reference Machining
157
Checking the Reference Values
159
Adapting the Limit Values
161
Using Load Monitoring During Production
162
4.11 Graphic Simulation
163
4.12 Program Management
164
Program Selection
164
File Manager
166
Project Management
167
4.13 Conversion into DIN Format
168
Making a Conversion
168
4.14 Units of Measure
169
Teach-In
171
Working with Cycles
172
Cycle Starting Point
172
DIN Macros
173
Graphical Test Run (Simulation)
173
Help Graphics
173
Contour Follow-Up in Teach-In Submode
174
Cycle Keys
174
Comments
175
Switching Functions (M Functions)
175
Cycle Menu
176
Tool Compensation in Teach-In Submode
179
Addresses Used in Many Cycles
180
Bar/Tube Blank
181
Workpiece Blank Cycles
181
ICP Workpiece Blank Contour
182
Single Cut Cycles
183
Rap. Trav. Positioning
184
Approaching the Tool Change Position
185
Linear Mach. Longit
186
Transv. Linear Maching
187
Linear Machining in Angle
188
Circular Machining
190
Chamfer
192
Rounding
194
M Functions
196
Turning Cycles
197
Tool Position
198
Cut Longitud
199
Cut Transv
201
Cut Longitud.-Expanded
203
Cut Transv.-Expanded
205
Finishing Cut Longitud
207
Finishing Cut Transv
209
Finishing Cut Longitud.-Expanded
211
Finishing Cut Transv.-Expanded
213
Cutting, Longitudinal Plunge
215
Cutting, Transverse Plunge
217
Cutting, Longitudinal Plunge-Expanded
219
Cutting, Transverse Plunge-Expanded
221
Longitudinal Cutting, Finishing Plunge
223
Traverse Cutting, Finishing Plunge
225
Longitudinal Cutting, Finishing Plunge-Expanded
227
Transverse Cutting, Finishing Plunge—Expanded
229
Cutting, Longitudinal, ICP Contour-Parallel
231
Cutting, Transverse, ICP Contour-Parallel
234
Cutting, Longitudinal, ICP Contour-Parallel, Finishing
237
Cutting, Transverse, ICP Contour-Parallel, Finishing
239
ICP Cut Longitud
241
ICP Cutting Transverse
243
Longitudinal ICP Cutting, Finishing
245
Transverse ICP Cutting, Finishing
247
Examples of Turning Cycles
249
Recessing Cycles
253
Undercut Position
254
Recessing Radial
255
Recessing Axial
257
Recessing Radial—Expanded
259
Recessing Axial—Expanded
261
Recessing Radial Finishing
263
Recessing Axial Finishing
265
Recessing Radial Finishing—Expanded
267
Recessing Axial Finishing—Expanded
269
Radial ICP Recessing Cycles
271
Axial ICP Recessing Cycles
273
Radial ICP Recessing, Finishing
275
Axial ICP Recessing, Finishing
277
Recess Turning
279
Examples of Recessing Cycles
310
Thread and Undercut Cycles
312
GV Parameter: Type of Infeed
313
Undercut Position
314
Angle of Infeed, Thread Depth, Proportioning of Cuts
315
Last Cut
316
Thread Cycle (Longitudinal)
317
Thread Cycle (Longitudinal)—Expanded
319
Taper Thread
321
API Thread
324
Recutting Threads (Longitudinally)
326
Recutting Threads, Expanded (Longitudinally)
328
Recutting Taper Threads
330
Recutting API Threads
332
Undercut DIN 76
334
Undercut DIN 509 E
336
Undercut DIN 509 F
338
Example of Thread and Undercut Cycles
340
Drilling Cycles
342
Drilling Radial
345
Deep Drilling Axial
347
Deep Drilling Radial
350
Tapping Axial
353
Tapping Radial
355
Axial Thread Milling
357
Examples of Drilling Cycles
359
Milling Cycles
361
Rapid Positioning, Milling
362
Axial Slot
363
Radial Slot
365
Axial Figure
367
Radial Figure
371
ICP Contour Axial
375
ICP Contour Radial
379
Face Milling
383
Hel. Slot Milling, Radial
386
Milling Direction for Contour Milling
388
Examples of Milling Cycles
390
Engraving, Axial
391
Engraving, Radial
393
Engraving, Axial and Radial
395
Drilling and Milling Patterns
398
Linear Drilling Pattern, Radial
400
Linear Milling Pattern, Axial
401
Linear Milling Pattern, Radial
403
Circular Drilling Pattern, Axial
404
Circular Drilling Pattern, Radial
406
Circular Milling Pattern, Axial
407
Circular Milling Pattern, Radial
409
Examples of Pattern Machining
410
DIN Cycles
413
ICP Programming
415
ICP Contours
416
Loading Contours
417
Machining Attributes
418
ICP Editor Submode in Teach-In
419
Editing Contours for Cycles
420
File Management in ICP Editor Submode
421
ICP Editor Submode in Smart.turn Mode of Operation
422
Editing Contours for Cycles
424
Programming ICP Contours
425
Defining an ICP Contour
426
Absolute or Incremental Dimensions
428
Fits and Internal Threads
429
Polar Coordinates
430
Contour Graphics
431
Selection of Solutions
432
Selection Functions
433
Datum Shift
434
Duplicating a Contour Section in Linear Series
435
Duplicating a Contour Section in Circular Series
436
Duplicating a Contour Section by Mirroring
437
Contour Direction (Cycle Programming)
438
Editing ICP Contours
439
Editing or Deleting the Last Contour Element
440
Manipulating Contour Elements
441
Zoom Functions in ICP Editor Submode
446
Workpiece Blank Definition
448
Contour Elements – Turning Contour
449
Turning Contour Form Elements
453
Contour Elements – Front Face
459
Basic Elements of Face
460
Form Elements of Face
464
Contour Elements on Lateral Surface
465
Basic Elements of Lateral Surface
466
Form Elements of Lateral Surface
470
C-Axis and Y-Axis Machining in Smart.turn Mode of Operation
471
Reference Data and Nested Contours
472
Representation of the ICP Elements in the Smart.turn Program
473
Front Face Contours in Smart.turn Mode of Operation
475
TURN PLUS Attributes
476
Circle on Front Face
477
Rectangle on Front Face
478
Polygon on Front Face
479
Linear Slot on Front Face
480
Circular Slot on Front Face
481
Hole on Front Face
482
Linear Pattern on Front Face
483
Circular Pattern on Front Face
484
Lateral Surface Contours in Smart.turn Mode of Operation
485
TURN PLUS Attributes
486
Circle on Lateral Surface
487
Rectangle on Lateral Surface
488
Polygon on Lateral Surface
489
Linear Slot on Lateral Surface
490
Circular Slot on Lateral Surface
491
Hole on Lateral Surface
492
Linear Pattern on Lateral Surface
493
Circular Pattern on Lateral Surface
494
6.14 Contours in the Xy Plane
495
Contours in the XY Plane
495
Basic Elements of XY Plane
496
Form Elements of XY Plane
499
ID: Contour
500
Figures, Patterns and Holes in XY Plane (Front Face)
500
Single Surface
508
Complex Contours Defined with Individual Contour Elements
510
PT: Milling Depth
500
IR: Limit Diameter
500
ZR: Reference Dimension
500
Cartesian or Polar Coordinates. You Can Switch between Them by
510
Reference Data of Milling Operations
510
You Can Use the Select Reference Plane Function to Determine the Reference Dimension ZR and the Limit Diameter IR
500
Further Information: "Reference Data and Nested Contours
500
Soft Keys for Polar Coordinates
510
Switch the Field to Entering the Angle W
510
The Reference Data Is Followed by the Contour Definition with Individual Contour Elements
510
To Define a Point
510
Loading Existing Contours
526
DXF Contours (Option)
527
Contour Groups
528
Graphic Simulation
529
Simulation Submode
530
Using Simulation Submode
531
The Miscellaneous Functions
533
Simulation Window
535
Single-Window View
536
Status Display
537
Views
538
Tool Display
539
D Material-Removal Graphic
540
D View
541
Zooming Function in Simulation
544
Simulation with Start Block
546
MID-Program Startup in Cycle Programs
547
Time Calculation
548
Saving the Contour
549
Dimensioning
550
Settings
552
D Simulation
554
Tool and Technology Database
557
Tool Database
558
Multipoint Tools
560
Tool Editor Mode of Operation
561
Sorting and Filtering the Tool List
562
Editing the Tool Data
563
Tool Control Graphics
565
Editing Multipoint Tools
567
Editing Tool Life Data
569
Holder Editor
571
Tool Data
576
Standard Turning Tools
579
Recessing Tools
580
Thread-Cutting Tools
581
Twist Drills and Indexable-Insert Drills
582
NC Center Drill
583
Centering Tool
584
Counterbore
585
Countersink
586
Reamer
587
Standard Milling Tools
589
Thread Milling Tools
590
Angle Cutters
591
Burr Cutters
592
Knurling Tool
593
Touch Probes
594
Stopper Tools
595
Gripper
596
Technology Database
597
Technology Editor Submode
598
Editing a Workpiece-Material or Cutting-Material List
599
Displaying and Editing Cutting Data
600
Organization Mode of Operation
603
Organization Mode of Operation
604
Parameters
606
Transfer Submode
644
Connections
645
Ethernet Interface(for Software 548328- XX)
646
USB Connection
656
Data Transfer Options
657
Transferring Programs (Files)
659
Transferring Parameters
662
Transferring Tool Data
664
Creating Service Files
666
Creating a Data Backup File
668
Importing NC Programs from Predecessor Controls
669
Importing Tool Data from the CNC PILOT 4290
674
Service Pack
675
Installing a Service Pack
676
Tables and Overviews
677
Thread
678
Thread Pitch
680
Undercut Parameters
685
DIN 509 E – Undercut Parameters
686
Technical Information
687
Compatibility in DIN Programs
696
Syntax Elements Provided by the Control
699
Overview of Cycles
711
Workpiece Blank Cycles and Single Cut Cycles
712
Turning Cycles
713
Recessing and Recess-Turning Cycles
714
Thread Cycles
715
Drilling Cycles
716
Milling Cycles
717
A G308 with the Contour Name and Milling Depth Parameters a G309 at the End of the Contour Description
510
Contours in the YZ Plane
510
TURN PLUS Attributes
511
Basic Elements of YZ Plane
512
Form Elements of YZ Plane
515
Figures, Patterns, and Holes in YZ Plane (Lateral Surface)
516
Soft Key. You Can MIX Cartesian Coordinates and Polar Coordinates
510
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