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8 Cycles 8.5 Other Cycles ORIENTED SPINDLE STOP G36 TNC 360 Application The TNC can address the machine tool spindle as a 5th axis and turn it to a certain angular position. Oriented spindle stops are required for: • Tool changing systems with a defined tool change position • Orientation of the transmitter/receiver window of the TS 511 Touch Probe System from HEIDENHAIN. Activation The angle of orientation defined in the cycle is positioned to with M19. If M19 is executed without a cycle definition, the machine tool spindle will be oriented to the angle set in the machine parameters. Oriented spindle stops can also be programmed in machine parameters. Prerequisite The machine must be set up for this cycle. Input data Angle of orientation S (based on the angle reference axis of the working plane) Input range: 0 to 360°. Input resolution: 0.1°. OO Fig. 8.42: Oriented spindle stop 8-39
9 External Data Transfer 9-2 The TNC features an RS-232-C data interface for transferring data to and from other devices. It can be used in the PROGRAMMING AND EDITING operating mode and in a program run mode. Possible applications: • Blockwise transfer (DNC mode) • Downloading program files into the TNC • Transferring program files from the TNC to external storage devices • Printing files 9.1 Menu for External Data Transfer To select external data transfer: EXT Use the arrow keys to select the individual menu options. PROGRAMMING AND EDITING SELECTION = ENT/END = NOENT PROGRAM DIRECTORY READ-IN ALL PROGRAMS READ-IN PROGRAM OFFERED READ-IN SELECTED PROGRAM READ-OUT SELECTED PROGRAM READ-OUT ALL PROGRAMS Fig. 9.1: Menu for external data transfer Menu for external data transfer appears on the screen. Function Menu option Display program numbers of the programs PROGRAM DIRECTORY on the storage medium Transfer all programs from the storage medium READ-IN ALL PROGRAMS into the TNC Display programs for transfer into the TNC READ-IN PROGRAM OFFERED Transfer selected program into the TNC READ-IN SELECTED PROGRAM Transfer selected program to an external device READ-OUT SELECTED PROGRAM Transfer all programs which are in TNC memory READ-OUT ALL PROGRAMS to an external device Aborting data transfer To abort a data transfer process, press END. Blockwise transfer If you are transferring data between two TNCs, the receiving control must be started first. In the operating modes PROGRAM RUN/FULL SEQUENCE and SINGLE BLOCK, it is possible to transfer programs which exceed the memory capacity of the TNC by means of blockwise transfer with simultaneous execution (see page 3-6). TNC 360
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Contents User's Manual TNC 360 ISO
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2 Manual Operation and Setup TNC 36
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1 Introduction 1.1 The TNC 360 1-2
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