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13 Miscellaneous 13.4 Swivel heads and tables 13.4 Swivel heads and tables Alarms 13-176 12.01 Swivel heads and tables are employed to create or machine oblique surfaces. Display MD 9723 $MM_CMM_ENABLE_SWIVELLING_HEAD is set to enable the swiveling function. You must set up a swivel data set for every swivel head, swivel table or combination of both. You can define swivel data sets using softkey ”Swivel cycle” in the ”Start-up” operating area on the CNC-ISO operator interface. For further details, see: References: /PGZ/, Programming Guide Cycles. When the swivel head/table is set manually, alarms displaying the required angle are output: 62180 Set both axes manually 62181 Set one axis manually With a Hirth tooth system, the corresponding rotary axes can only assume certain positions (angle grid > 0). If the programming demands a position that deviates from the angle grid, the machine automatically sets the next closest position and outputs an alarm. 112328 Angle adjusted to angle grid How the alarm must be acknowledged can be set in swivel cycle TOOLCARR. An alarm is output if the swivel head/table must be set to an angle outside the permissible angular range in order to machine the workpiece: 61184 Machining not possible with current angle values The programmed machining operation cannot be performed with the existing swivel head/table. ShopMill generates one of the following alarms when you manually load/unload or replace swivel heads: 112323 Unload swivel head 112324 Load swivel head 112325 Replace swivel head When swivel heads are loaded/unloaded or replaced, the swivel head cycle TOOLCARR is also called. E Siemens AG, 2001. All rights reserved SINUMERIK 840D/810D Description of Functions ShopMill (FBSP) - 12.01 Edition
12.01 Swivel cycle E Siemens AG, 2001. All rights reserved SINUMERIK 840D/810D Description of Functions ShopMill (FBSP) - 12.01 Edition 13 Miscellaneous 13.4 Swivel heads and tables Swivel cycle TOOLCARR.SPF is stored in the toolbox and must be adapted to meet special machine requirements: S PLC enable to open the safety door S Confirm that swivel head or table has been changed S Angular setting of the swivel head/table S Angular setting of the swivel head prior to tool change S Angular setting of the swivel head prior to swivel head change S Actions involved in adapting swivel plane due to Hirth tooth system S Swivel angle on start of program Note One of the functions of cycle E_SWIV_H in swivel cycle TOOLCARR is to set the angle of the swivel head prior to a tool change. The following parameters must be transferred: Swivel head number (stored in variable _TC1) Angle of 1st swivel axis Angle of 2nd swivel axis. Cycle E_SWIV_H must not be used in modes _M20 and _M31. 13-177
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