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11 Tables, Overviews, Diagrams 11.1 General User Parameters TNC 360 Display steps for coordinate axes MP7290 Function Value • Display step 0.001 mm ....................................................................................................................................0 • Display step 0.005 mm ....................................................................................................................................1 Q parameters and status display MP7300 Function Selections Value • Q parameters and status display Do not erase ................................................................................. +0 Erase with M02, M30 and N9999 ................................................ +1 • Last programmed tool after Do not activate ............................................................................. +0 power interruption Activate ........................................................................................ +4 Graphics display Entry range: 0 to 3 (sum of the individual values) MP7310 Function Selections Value • View in 3 planes Projection method 1 .................................................................... +0 according to ISO 6433, Part 1 Projection method 2 .................................................................... +1 • Rotate coordinate system Rotate ........................................................................................... +2 by 90° in the working plane Do not rotate ................................................................................ +0 Parameters for machining and program run Effect of cycle G72 SCALING MP7410 Function Value • SCALING effective in 3 axes............................................................................................................................0 • SCALING effective in the working plane .........................................................................................................1 MP7411 Tool compensation data in the TOUCH PROBE block Function Value • Overwrite current tool data with the calibrated data of the touch probe .........................................................0 • Retain current tool data ....................................................................................................................................1 11-7
11 Tables, Overviews, Diagrams 11.1 General User Parameters 11-8 Behavior of machining cycles This general user parameter affects pocket milling. Entry value: 0 to 15 (sum of the individual values in the “value” column) MP7420 Function Selections Value • Milling direction for a Clockwise for pockets, counterclockwise for islands .................. +1 channel around the contour Counterclockwise for pockets, clockwise for islands .................. +0 • Sequence of roughing out and First mill contour channel, then rough out.................................... +0 channel milling First rough out, then mill contour channel.................................... +2 • Merge contours Merge compensated contours ..................................................... +0 Merge uncompensated contours ................................................. +4 • Milling in depth At each pecking depth, mill channel and rough out before going to next depth ........................................................... +8 Mill contour channel to full pocket depth, then rough out to full pocket depth ...................................................... +0 Overlapping with pocket milling Overlap factor with pocket milling: product of MP7430 and the tool radius MP7430 Function Value • Overlap factor for pockets ............................................................................................................. 0.1 to 1 414 Effect of M functions The M functions M6 and M89 are influenced by MP 7440: Entry range: 0 to 7 (Sum of the individual values in the “value” column) MP7440 Function Selections Value • Programmable stop with M06 Program stop with M06 ............................................................... +0 No program stop with M06 .......................................................... +1 • Modal cycle call with M89 Modal cycle call with M89 ........................................................... +2 M89 vacant M function ................................................................ +0 • Axes are stopped when Axis stop with M functions .......................................................... +4 M function is carried out No axis stop.................................................................................. +0 TNC 360
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February 1994 HEIDENHAIN User's Man
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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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4 Programming TNC 360 4.1 Editing P
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1 Introduction 1.1 The TNC 360 1-2
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