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HEIDENHAIN TNC 320 User Manual (581 pages)

CNC control Conversational Programming

Brand: HEIDENHAIN | Category: Control Systems | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents
17
TNC 320 | User's Manual HEIDENHAIN Conversational Programming | 3/2014
37
First Steps with the TNC 320
43
Acknowledging the Power Interruption and Moving to the Reference Points
44
Machine Switch-On
44
Overview
44
Programming the First Part
45
Selecting the Correct Operating Mode
45
The most Important TNC Keys
45
Creating a New Program/File Management
46
Defining a Workpiece Blank
47
Program Layout
48
Programming a Simple Contour
49
Creating a Cycle Program
52
Graphically Testing the First Part
54
Selecting the Correct Operating Mode
54
Selecting the Tool Table for the Test Run
54
Choosing the Program You Want to Test
55
Selecting the Screen Layout and the View
55
Starting the Test Run
56
Preparing and Measuring Tools
57
Selecting the Correct Operating Mode
57
Setting up Tools
57
The Tool Table TOOL.T
58
The Pocket Table TOOL_P .TCH
59
Clamping the Workpiece
60
Selecting the Correct Operating Mode
60
Workpiece Setup
60
Datum Setting with 3-D Touch Probe
61
Choosing the Program You Want to Run
62
Running the First Program
62
Selecting the Correct Operating Mode
62
Start the Program
62
- Introduction
  63
- Compatibility
  64
- Programming: HEIDENHAIN Conversational and ISO Formats
  64
- The TNC 320
  64
- Display Screen
  65
- Visual Display Unit and Operating Panel
  65
- Control Panel
  66
- Setting the Screen Layout
  66
- Manual Operation and El. Handwheel
  67
- Modes of Operation
  67
Positioning with Manual Data Input
67
- Programming
  67
- Program Run, Full Sequence and Program Run, Single Block
  68
- Test Run
  68
- General" Status Display
  69
- Status Displays
  69
- Additional Status Displays
  70
- Window Manager
  76
- Task Bar
  77
- Selinux Security Software
  78
- 3-D Touch Probes
  79
- Accessories: HEIDENHAIN 3-D Touch Probes and Electronic Handwheels
  79
- HR Electronic Handwheels
  80
- Programming: Fundamentals, File Management
  81
- Fundamentals
  82
- Position Encoders and Reference Marks
  82
- Reference System
  82
- Designation of the Axes on Milling Machines
  83
- Reference System on Milling Machines
  83
- Polar Coordinates
  84
- Absolute and Incremental Workpiece Positions
  85
- Selecting the Datum
  86
- Opening Programs and Entering
  87
- Organization of an NC Program in HEIDENHAIN Conversational Format
  87
- Define the Blank: BLK FORM
  88
- Opening a New Part Program
  90
- Programming Tool Movements in Conversational
  91
- Actual Position Capture
  93
- Editing a Program
  94
- The TNC Search Function
  97
- File Manager: Fundamentals
  99
- Files
  99
- Data Backup
  101
- Displaying Externally Generated Files on the TNC
  101
- Directories
  102
- Paths
  102
- Working with the File Manager
  102
- Overview: Functions of the File Manager
  103
- Calling the File Manager
  104
- Selecting Drives, Directories and Files
  105
- Copying a Single File
  106
- Creating a New Directory
  106
- Creating a New File
  106
- Copying Files into Another Directory
  107
- Copying a Directory
  108
- Copying a Table
  108
- Choosing One of the Last Files Selected
  109
- Deleting a Directory
  110
- Deleting a File
  110
- Tagging Files
  111
- Renaming a File
  112
- Sorting Files
  112
- Additional Functions
  113
- Additional Tools for Management of External File Types
  114
- Data Transfer To/From an External Data Medium
  119
- The TNC in a Network
  121
- USB Devices on the TNC
  122
- Programming: Programming Aids
  125
- Screen Keyboard
  126
- Adding Comments
  127
- Functions for Editing of the Comment
  128
- Display of NC Programs
  129
- Structuring Programs
  130
- Calculator
  131
- Cutting Data Calculator
  134
- Programming Graphics
  136
- Block Number Display ON/OFF
  137
- Magnification or Reduction of Details
  138
- Error Messages
  139
- Detailed Error Messages
  140
- Clearing Errors
  141
- Keystroke Log
  142
- Informational Texts
  143
- Calling the Tncguide Help System
  144
- Tncguide Context-Sensitive Help System
  145
- Working with the Tncguide
  146
- Downloading Current Help Files
  150
- Programming: Tools
  153
- Entering Tool-Related Data
  154
- Spindle Speed S
  155
- Tool Data
  156
- Delta Values for Lengths and Radii
  157
- Enter Tool Data into the Table
  158
- Importing Tool Tables
  166
- Pocket Table for Tool Changer
  167
- Call Tool Data
  170
- Tool Change
  172
- Tool Usage Test
  174
- Tool Compensation
  176
- Tool Radius Compensation
  177
- Programming: Programming Contours
  181
- Tool Movements
  182
  - Subprograms and Program Section Repeats
    183
  - Fundamentals of Path Functions
    184
- Approaching and Departing a Contour
  188
- Important Positions for Approach and Departure
  189
- Approaching on a Straight Line with Tangential Connection: APPR LT
  191
- Approaching on a Circular Path with Tangential Connection: APPR CT
  192
- Approaching on a Circular Path with Tangential Connection from a Straight Line to the Contour APPR LCT
  193
- Departing in a Straight Line Perpendicular to the Last Contour Point: DEP LN
  194
- Departing on a Circular Path with Tangential Connection: DEP CT
  195
- Path Contours - Cartesian Coordinates
  196
- Straight Line L
  197
- Inserting a Chamfer between Two Straight Lines
  198
- Corner Rounding RND
  199
- Circle Center CC
  200
- Circular Path C Around Circle Center CC
  201
- Circlecr with Defined Radius
  202
- Circle CT with Tangential Connection
  204
- Example: Linear Movements and Chamfers with Cartesian Coordinates
  205
- Example: Circular Movements with Cartesian Coordinates
  206
- Example: Full Circle with Cartesian Coordinates
  207
- Path Contours – Polar Coordinates
  208
- Zero Point for Polar Coordinates: Pole CC
  209
- Circular Path CP Around Pole CC
  210
- Helix
  211
- Example: Linear Movement with Polar Coordinates
  213
- Example: Helix
  214
- Path Contours – FK Free Contour Programming
  215
- FK Programming Graphics
  217
- Initiating the FK Dialog
  219
- Free Straight Line Programming
  220
- Free Circular Path Programming
  221
- Input Options
  222
- Auxiliary Points
  225
- Relative Data
  226
- Example: FK Programming 1
  228
- Example: FK Programming 2
  229
- Example: FK Programming 3
  230
- Programming: Data Transfer from DXF Files or Plain-Language Contours
  233
- Processing DXF Files (Software Option)
  234
- Opening a DXF File
  235
- Basic Settings
  236
- Setting Layers
  238
- Defining the Datum
  239
- Selecting and Saving a Contour
  241
- Selecting and Saving Machining Positions
  245
- Programming: Subprograms and Program Section Repeats
  251
- Labeling Subprograms and Program Section Repeats
  252
- Subprograms
  253
- Calling a Subprogram
  254
- Program-Section Repeats
  255
- Calling a Program Section Repeat
  256
- Any Desired Program as Subprogram
  257
- Calling any Program as a Subprogram
  258
- Nesting
  259
- Subprogram Within a Subprogram
  260
- Repeating Program Section Repeats
  261
- Repeating a Subprogram
  262
- Programming Examples
  263
- Example: Groups of Holes
  264
- Example: Group of Holes with Several Tools
  265
- Programming: Q Parameters
  267
- Principle and Overview of Functions
  268
- Programming Notes
  269
- Calling Q Parameter Functions
  270
- Part Families—Q Parameters in Place of Numerical Values
  271
- Describing Contours with Mathematical Functions
  272
- Programming Fundamental Operations
  273
- Angle Functions (Trigonometry)
  274
- Calculation of Circles
  275
- If-Then Decisions with Q Parameters
  276
- Abbreviations Used
  277
- Checking and Changing Q Parameters
  278
- Additional Functions
  280
- FN 14: ERROR: Displaying Error Messages
  281
- FN 16: F-PRINT: Output of Formatted Texts and Q Parameter Values
  285
- FN 18: SYS-DATUM READ: Reading System Data
  289
- FN 19: PLC: Transfer Values to PLC
  298
- FN 29: PLC: Transfer Values to the PLC
  300
- Accessing Tables with SQL Commands
  301
- A Transaction
  302
- Programming SQL Commands
  304
- Sql Bind
  305
- Sql Select
  306
- Sql Fetch
  308
- Sql Update
  309
- Sql Commit
  310
- Entering Formulas Directly
  311
- Rules for Formulas
  313
- Programming Example
  314
- String Parameters
  315
- Assigning String Parameters
  316
- Converting a Numerical Value to a String Parameter
  317
- Copying a Substring from a String Parameter
  318
- Converting a String Parameter to a Numerical Value
  319
- Checking a String Parameter
  320
- Finding the Length of a String Parameter
  321
- Comparing Alphabetic Sequence
  322
- Reading Machine Parameters
  323
- Preassigned Q Parameters
  326
- Spindle Status: Q110
  327
- Coordinates after Probing During Program Run
  328
- Measurement Results from Touch Probe Cycles (See also User's Manual for Cycle Programming)
  329
- Programming Examples
  331
- Example: Concave Cylinder Machined with Spherical Cutter
  333
- Example: Convex Sphere Machined with End Mill
  335
- Programming: Miscellaneous Functions
  337
- Entering Miscellaneous Functions M and STOP
  338
- M Functions for Program Run Inspection, Spindle and Coolant
  339
- Miscellaneous Functions for Coordinate Data
  340
- Moving to Positions in a Non-Tilted Coordinate System with a Tilted Working Plane: M130
  342
- Miscellaneous Functions for Path Behavior
  343
- Machining Open Contour Corners: M98
  344
- Feed Rate Factor for Plunging Movements: M103
  345
- Feed Rate in Millimeters Per Spindle Revolution: M136
  346
- Feed Rate for Circular Arcs: M109/M110/M111
  347
- Calculating the Radius-Compensated Path in Advance (LOOK AHEAD): M120
  348
- Superimposing Handwheel Positioning During Program Run: M118
  350
- Retraction from the Contour in the Tool-Axis Direction: M140
  352
- Suppressing Touch Probe Monitoring: M141
  353
- Deleting Basic Rotation: M143
  354
- Automatically Retract Tool from the Contour at an NC Stop: M148
  355
- Rounding Corners: M197
  356
- Programming: Special Functions
  357
- Overview of Special Functions
  358
- Program Defaults Menu
  359
- Menu of Various Conversational Functions
  360
- Working with the Parallel Axes U, V and W
  361
- Function Paraxcomp Display
  362
- Function Paraxcomp off
  363
- Function Paraxmode off
  364
- File Functions
  365
- Definition of a Datum Shift
  366
- Trans Datum Table
  367
- Trans Datum Reset
  368
- Creating Text Files
  369
- Editing Texts
  370
- Editing Text Blocks
  371
- Finding Text Sections
  372
- Freely Definable Tables
  373
- Editing the Table Format
  374
- Switching between Table and Form View
  375
- FN 26: TAPOPEN: Open a Freely Definable Table
  376
- FN 27: TAPWRITE: Write to a Freely Definable Table
  377
- FN 28: TAPREAD: Read from a Freely Definable Table
  378
- Programming: Multiple Axis Machining
  379
- Functions for Multiple Axis Machining
  380
- Introduction
  381
- Defining the PLANE Function
  383
- Resetting the PLANE Function
  384
- Defining the Working Plane with the Spatial Angle: PLANE SPATIAL
  385
- Defining the Working Plane with the Projection Angle: PLANE PROJECTED
  387
- Defining the Working Plane with the Euler Angle: PLANE EULER
  388
- Defining the Working Plane with Two Vectors: PLANE VECTOR
  390
- Defining the Working Plane Via Three Points: PLANE POINTS
  392
- Defining the Working Plane Via a Single Incremental Spatial Angle: PLANE SPATIAL
  394
- Tilting the Working Plane through Axis Angle: PLANE AXIAL (FCL 3 Function)
  395
- Specifying the Positioning Behavior of the PLANE Function
  397
- Miscellaneous Functions for Rotary Axes
  402
- Shortest-Path Traverse of Rotary Axes: M126
  403
- Reducing Display of a Rotary Axis to a Value Less than 360°: M94
  404
- Selecting Tilting Axes: M138
  405
- Manual Operation and Setup
  407
- Switch-On, Switch-Off
  408
- Switch-Off
  410
- Moving the Machine Axes
  411
- Traverse with Electronic Handwheels
  412
- Spindle Speed S, Feed Rate F and Miscellaneous Function M
  422
- Adjusting Spindle Speed and Feed Rate
  423
- Datum Setting Without a 3-D Touch Probe
  424
- Datum Management with the Preset Table
  425
- Using 3-D Touch Probes
  431
- Functions in Touch Probe Cycles
  432
- Selecting Touch Probe Cycles
  434
- Recording Measured Values from the Touch-Probe Cycles
  435
- Writing Measured Values from the Touch Probe Cycles in a Datum Table
  436
- Writing Measured Values from the Touch Probe Cycles in the Preset Table
  437
- Calibrating a 3-D Touch Trigger Probe
  438
- Calibrating the Effective Length
  439
- Calibrating the Effective Radius and Compensating Center Misalignment
  440
- Displaying Calibration Values
  442
- Compensating Workpiece Misalignment with 3-D Touch Probe
  443
- Identifying Basic Rotation
  444
- Displaying a Basic Rotation
  445
- Datum Setting with 3-D Touch Probe
  446
- Corner as Datum
  447
- Circle Center as Datum
  449
- Setting a Center Line as Datum
  451
- Measuring Workpieces with a 3-D Touch Probe
  452
- Using Touch Probe Functions with Mechanical Probes or Measuring Dials
  455
- Application, Function
  456
- Traversing Reference Points in Tilted Axes
  458
- To Activate Manual Tilting
  459
- Setting the Current Tool-Axis Direction as the Active Machining Direction
  460
- Setting the Datum in a Tilted Coordinate System
  461
- Positioning with Manual Data Input
  463
  - Programming and Executing Simple Machining Operations
    464
  - Protecting and Erasing Programs in $MDI
    467
- Test Run and Program Run
  469
- Graphics
  470
- Speed of the Setting Test Runs
  471
- Overview: Display Modes
  472
- Plan View
  473
- D View
  474
- Repeating Graphic Simulation
  477
- Measurement of Machining Time
  478
- Showing the Workpiece Blank in the Working Space
  479
- Functions for Program Display
  480
  - Test Run
    481
  - Program Run
    483
- Running a Part Program
  484
- Interrupt Machining
  485
- Moving the Machine Axes During an Interruption
  486
- Retraction after a Power Interruption
  488
- Any Entry into Program (MID-Program Startup)
  491
- Returning to the Contour
  493
- Automatic Program Start
  494
- Optional Block Skip
  495
MOD Functions
497
Tables and Overviews
525

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