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HEIDENHAIN ITNC 530 - 6-2010 DIN-ISO PROGRAMMING User Manual (618 pages)

DIN/ISO Programming

Brand: HEIDENHAIN | Category: Control Panel | Size: 22.92 MB

About this Manual
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Software Options
8
Legal Information
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Table of Contents
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1 First Steps with the Itnc 530

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- Machine Switch-On
  43
  - Acknowledge the Power Interruption and Move to the Reference Points
    43
- Programming the First Part
  44
- Tool Setup
  55
  - Prepare and Measure Tools
    55
  - The Tool Table Tool.t
    55
  - The Pocket Table Tool_P.tch
    56
- Workpiece Setup
  57
- Running the First Program
  60
  - Choose the Program You Want to Run
    60
2 Introduction

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- The Itnc
  62
  - Programming: Heidenhain Conversational, Smart.nc and Iso Formats
    62
- Visual Display Unit
  63
  - Sets the Screen Layout
    64
  - Operating Panel
    65
  - Operating Modes
    66
Positioning with Manual Data Input

66
- Manual Operation and Electronic Handwheel
  66
- Programming and Editing
  67
  - Program Run, Full Sequence and Program Run, Single Block
    68
  - Status Displays
    69
- General" Status Display
  69
- Additional Status Displays
  71
- Window Manager
  79
  - Soft-Key Row
    80
  - D Touch Probes
    81
  - Hr Electronic Handwheels
    82
  - Position Encoders and Reference Marks
    84
  - Reference System
    84
  - Reference System on Milling Machines
    85
  - Polar Coordinates
    86
  - Absolute and Incremental Workpiece Positions
    87
  - Setting the Datum
    88
3 Programming: Fundamentals, File Management

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- Creating and Writing Programs
  89
- File Management
  100
  - Data Backup
    102
  - Show Externally Created Files on the Tnc
    102
- Working with the File Manager
  103
  - Overview: Functions of the File Manager
    104
  - Calling the File Manager
    105
  - Selecting Drives, Directories and Files
    106
    
    Creating a New Directory (Only Possible on the Drive Tnc)
    109
    
    Creating a New File (Only Possible on the Drive Tnc)
    109
  - Copying a Single File
    110
  - Copying Files into Another Directory
    111
  - Copying a Table
    112
  - Choosing One of the Last Files Selected
    113
  - Copying a Directory
    113
  - Deleting a Directory
    114
  - Deleting a File
    114
  - Marking Files
    115
  - Renaming a File
    117
- Additional Functions
  118
4 Programming: Programming Aids

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- Adding Comments
  132
- Structuring Programs
  134
- Integrated Pocket Calculator
  135
- Programming Graphics
  136
  - Generating / Not Generating Graphics During Programming
    136
  - Generating a Graphic for an Existing Program
    136
  - Functions of the 3-D Line Graphics
    138
  - Highlighting Nc Blocks in the Graphics
    140
  - Display Help
    141
  - Displaying Error Messages
    141
  - Show Error List
    142
  - Window Contents
    143
  - Calling the Tncguide Help System
    144
  - Generating Service Files
    145
  - Working with the Tncguide
    147
  - Table of Contents
    148
  - Downloading Current Help Files
    151
5 Programming: Tools

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- Entering Tool-Related Data
  154
  - Feed Rate F
    154
  - Spindle Speed S
    155
- Tool Data
  156
  - Requirements for Tool Compensation
    156
  - Tool Numbers and Tool Names
    156
  - Tool Length L
    156
  - Tool Radius R
    156
  - Delta Values for Lengths and Radii
    157
  - Entering Tool Data into the Program
    157
  - Entering Tool Data in the Table
    158
  - Tool-Carrier Kinematics
    166
  - Using an External Pc to Overwrite Individual Tool Data
    167
  - Pocket Table for Tool Changer
    168
  - Calling Tool Data
    171
  - Tool Change
    173
  - Tool Usage Test
    175
  - Tool Management (Software Option)
    178
  - Introduction
    182
- Tool Compensation
  182
  - Tool Length Compensation
    182
  - Tool Radius Compensation
    183
Programming: Programming Contours

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- Path Functions
  188
- Tool Movements
  188
- Contour Approach and Departure
  192
7 Programming: Data Transfer from DXF Files

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- Opening a Dxf File
  219
- Basic Settings
  220
- Layer Settings
  222
- Specifying the Reference Point
  223
- Selecting and Saving a Contour
  225
- Selecting and Storing Machining Positions
  228
- Zoom Function
  234
- Calling a Subprogram
  238
- Label G
  239
- Programming a Program Section Repeat
  239
- Calling a Program Section Repeat
  239
- Calling any Program as a Subprogram
  240
- Types of Nesting
  242
- Nesting Depth
  242
- Subprogram Within a Subprogram
  243
- Repeating Program Section Repeats
  244
- Repeating a Subprogram
  245
- Programming Examples
  246
9 Programming: Q Parameters

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- Principle and Overview
  254
  - Calling Q-Parameter Functions
    257
  - Programming Fundamental Operations
    260
- Trigonometric Functions
  261
- Entering Formulas
  273
  - Entering Formulas Directly
    273
  - Rules for Formulas
    275
  - Programming Example
    276
- String Parameters
  277
- Preassigned Q Parameters
  288
  - Values from the Plc: Q100 to Q
    288
  - Wmat Block: Qs
    288
  - Active Tool Radius: Q
    288
  - Tool Axis: Q
    289
  - Spindle Status: Q
    289
  - Coolant On/Off: Q
    289
  - Overlap Factor: Q
    289
  - Unit of Measurement for Dimensions in the Program: Q
    290
  - Tool Length: Q
    290
  - Coordinates after Probing During Program Run
    290
Programming: Miscellaneous Functions

301
Programming: Special Functions

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- Overview of Special Functions
  326
- Basic Rotation
  352
  - Swapping Axes
    353
  - Superimposed Mirroring
    354
  - Additional, Additive Datum Shift
    354
  - Axis Locking
    355
  - Superimposed Rotation
    355
  - Feed Rate Override
    355
  - Handwheel Superimposition
    356
- Defining the Afc Basic Settings
  360
- Recording a Teach-In Cut
  362
- Activating/Deactivating Afc
  365
- Log File
  366
- Tool Breakage/Tool Wear Monitoring
  368
- Spindle Load Monitoring
  368
- Creating Text Files
  369
  - Opening and Exiting Text Files
    369
  - Editing Texts
    370
  - Deleting and Inserting Characters, Words and Lines
    371
  - Editing Text Blocks
    372
  - Finding Text Sections
    373
  - Table for Workpiece Materials
    375
  - Table for Tool Cutting Materials
    376
  - Table for Cutting Data
    376
  - Data Required for the Tool Table
    377
  - Working with Automatic Speed / Feed Rate Calculation
    378
  - Data Transfer from Cutting Data Tables
    379
  - Configuration File Tnc.sys
    379
Programming: Multiple Axis Machining

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13 Programming: Pallet Editor

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- Pallet Editor
  418
14 Manual Operation and Setup

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- Switch-On, Switch-Off
  438
  - Moving the Machine Axes
    442
  - Incremental Jog Positioning
    443
  - Traversing with Electronic Handwheels
    444
MOD Functions

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- Entering Values
  454
- Changing the Spindle Speed and Feed Rate
  455
- General Information
  456
- Functional Safety Fs (Option)
  456
  - Explanation of Terms
    457
  - Check Axis Positions
    458
  - Overview of Permitted Feed Rates and Speeds
    459
  - Activating Feed-Rate Limitation
    460
  - Workpiece Presetting with Axis Keys
    462
  - Datum Management with the Preset Table
    463
- Using the 3-D Touch Probe
  470
- Calibrating a 3-D Touch Probe
  475
  - Calibrating the Effective Length
    475
  - Calibrating the Effective Radius and Compensating Center Misalignment
    476
  - Displaying Calibration Values
    477
  - Managing more than One Block of Calibrating Data
    477
  - Basic Rotation Using 2 Points
    480
  - Determining Basic Rotation Using 2 Holes/Studs
    482
  - Workpiece Alignment Using 2 Points
    483
  - Datum Setting in any Axis
    484
    
    Corner as Datum—Using Points that Were Already Probed for a Basic Rotation
    485
    
    Corner as Datum—Without Using Points that Were Already Probed for a Basic Rotation
    485
  - Circle Center as Datum
    486
  - Center Line as Datum
    487
  - Setting Datum Points Using Holes/Cylindrical Studs
    488
  - Measuring Workpieces with a 3-D Touch Probe
    489
  - Using the Touch Probe Functions with Mechanical Probes or Dial Gauges
    492
  - Traversing the Reference Points in Tilted Axes
    495
  - Setting the Datum in a Tilted Coordinate System
    495
  - Datum Setting on Machines with Rotary Tables
    495
  - Datum Setting on Machines with Spindle-Head Changing Systems
    496
  - Position Display in a Tilted System
    496
  - Limitations on Working with the Tilting Function
    496
  - Activating Manual Tilting
    497
  - Setting the Current Tool-Axis Direction as the Active Machining Direction (Fcl 2 Function)
    498
  - Positioning with Manual Data Input (MDI)
    500
  - Protecting and Erasing Programs in $MDI
    503
    
    Plan View
    508
    
    Overview of Display Modes
    508
    
    Projection in 3 Planes
    509
    
    D View
    510
    
    Magnifying Details
    513
    
    Repeating Graphic Simulation
    514
    
    Displaying the Tool
    514
    
    Measuring the Machining Time
    515
    
    Functions for Program Display
    516
  - Test Run
    517
  - Program Run
    523
    
    Running a Part Program
    524
    
    Interrupting Machining
    525
    
    Moving the Machine Axes During an Interruption
    527
    
    Resuming Program Run after an Interruption
    528
    
    MID-Program Startup (Block Scan)
    529
    
    Returning to the Contour
    532
  - Automatic Program Start
    533
  - Optional Block Skip
    534
  - Erasing the "/" Character
    534
    
    Changing the Settings
    538
  - Selecting Mod Functions
    538
    
    Selecting the Mod Functions
    538
    
    Exiting the Mod Functions
    538
    
    Overview of Mod Functions
    539
  - Software Numbers
    540
  - Entering Code Numbers
    541
  - Loading Service Packs
    542
  - Setting the Data Interfaces
    543
    
    Setting the Rs-232 Interface
    543
    
    Setting the Rs-422 Interface
    543
    
    Setting the Operating Mode of the External Device
    543
    
    Setting the Baud Rate
    543
    
    Software for Data Transfer
    545
    
    Ethernet Interface
    547
    
    Connection Possibilities
    547
    
    Configuring the Tnc
    547
  - Configuring Pgm Mgt
    553
    
    Changing the Pgm Mgt Setting
    553
    
    Dependent Files
    554
    
    Rotate the Entire Image
    557
    
    Position Display Types
    558
  - Unit of Measurement
    559
  - Working Without Additional Traverse Limits
    562
  - Find and Enter the Maximum Traverse
    562
  - Datum Display
    563
- Displaying Help Files
  564
  - Selecting Help Files
    564
- Displaying Operating Times
  565
- Checking the Data Carrier
  566
  - Performing the Data Carrier Check
    566
- Setting the System Time
  567
  - Selecting Appropriate Settings
    567
  - Calling/Exiting Teleservice
    568
- External Access
  569
  - Setting the Transmission Channel
    572
  - Selecting the Transmitter Power
    573
Tables and Overviews

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- Overview
  575
- General User Parameters
  576
  - Input Possibilities for Machine Parameters
    576
  - Selecting General User Parameters
    576
  - List of General User Parameters
    577
  - Non-Heidenhain Devices
    592
  - Rs-422/V.11 Interface
    593
  - Ethernet Interface Rj45 Socket
    593
- Technical Information
  594
- Exchanging the Buffer Battery
  603
  - Introduction
    605
- Operating Modes
  606
Test Run

608
- Status Displays
  608
  - D Touch Probes
    608
  - Overview Tables
    609
  - Polar Coordinates
    614
  - Files
    615
  - Function
    615
8 Programming: Subprograms and Program Section Repeats

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- Spindle Speed S
  616
  - Function
    616
  - Labels
    616
- Subprograms
  616
  - Assignment
    617

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Table of Contents

1 First Steps with the Itnc 530

2 Introduction

Positioning with Manual Data Input

3 Programming: Fundamentals, File Management

4 Programming: Programming Aids

5 Programming: Tools

Programming: Programming Contours

7 Programming: Data Transfer from DXF Files

9 Programming: Q Parameters

Programming: Miscellaneous Functions

Programming: Special Functions

Programming: Multiple Axis Machining

13 Programming: Pallet Editor

14 Manual Operation and Setup

MOD Functions

Tables and Overviews

Test Run

8 Programming: Subprograms and Program Section Repeats

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